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New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
MURAT HALSTEAD's RETURN FROM EUROPE.
Mnrat Halsteah Editor of HE Cincinnati

Murat Halstead, Editor OF The Cincinnati
Commercial reached Eew-YOTk from Europe yesterday
morning with his wife and family, the Hamburg
steamship POmmerania, that touched at Havre. His
four voyages this have given him the brown and
hearty appearance OF steamship captain. He came
ashore with vOracious appetite for news, and found
the morning papers very stimulating aud cheering TO
his political temperament Mr.. Hastead's voyage TO
Furope n August last was on account the illness Of
his wife who was in Paris. The death OF Young
who remained At home led to the return Of bis family
with hun.
Mr Hastead thinks that in spite OF drawbacks, the
American exhibit Paris has been fairly satisfactory,
and certainly successful indsmuch IL carried on
large share OF awards and medals few days ago
Prince of Wales said to Minister HOyes that be was
amazed al the success OF the American department OF
the Cxposition. As limited and incomplete as the
American exhbiT was, it nevertheless contained almost
all
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
Poaro auo Rooms

E'D"hO VIZ
West SIDE.
4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
f6wS GFFiCEs, No. LBS Broadway, ThIrtyiTst,t
OF 80 Jos West Twenty t6rSt corner ES9,h n fSt SES
ave. gol at me ILA2iM m oEFtGE No
iiS,c,n savings Bank BWding) up to u at regular
onccutCs.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY'wiIl rent Handsomely
y furnished rooms with board or with breakfast
oonyen,nt 10 the elevated Railroad. 81 " est 29th.st
ELEGANT ROOMS, en- suite or singly, COM
II r.otelv furnished, with excellent table m05eI!o
For frJG particulars address Post once box 256O.
ONE LARGE (ALCOYE) ROOM, with closets,
second 22r front S S1oGt opaI pras ES fam
reference No. i]O West 2lstst.
STH-AVE., No. 2s7.-House elegantly fur
- nshsd and lifted up to rent In floors to families with
STH-AVE.. near BrevOOrt House.-Hand-
- s0mey furnished suies second and third floors other
sin gle rooms terms moderate
STH-AVE., S1-First door below. 16th-st.--
rooms with board references. -
10 WEST 3IST-ST.-Furnished suites and
90 single rooms with board references
~ WEST 36TH-ST.-Suite of four hand
with or without private table references
D-ST-Supcrior apartments richly fur
1 nsnea T or "soS pr p'aS i"s t a2 BosSay sSS and
tlHaNe. -
"a WEST 1OTH-ST.. near 5th-ave.-IIand-
~ large and hall ROOMS excellent board for faIni
lies gentcncn terms moderate transient visitors II 20
per day.
East Side.
ELEGANT FURNISHED PARLOR, price
~ sio %hog1 6o256 no objection to ply good
NO. 237 MADISON-AVE.-On suite of
" ROOMS With private table references exchanged
NO. 273 MADISON-ANE.-Mrs NJ. j. Rob-
~ usOn, from Newport H. l. -Eefaut ROOMS with o ard.
\ OR MORE ROOMS excellent board in re-
fined Jewish family terms roas1nahle ll9 Eaa 5lstst
4 EAST 5STH-ST.-A large, sunny, fourth
4 sto overlooking the Park, with Doar references
MRS. JAMES BIEDSALl-
II LAFAYETTE-PLACE en- suite
ior families coming in town for the Winter also single
rooms hrstclass table.
10 LAFAYETTE PLACE. - Comfortable
@sD all sizes. with excellent board also table
OA EAST 2OTH-ST.- Suites of rooms: pri-
O ware with private table without board
for families or gentlemen aSo single Ioomsior gentlemen
20 EAST 20TH-ST.-A second floor double
DO spacious closets vita good ooar reference
II0 EAST 2STH-ST Furnished rooms to
Ioi EAST 4OTH-ST., one door from Lex
lC4 inEton-aye-A hoor fully furnished for oousekeep
IO@ 4OTH-ST., first house east of Lexing-
- tonavc.-A sma family viii let square room with
without board terms reasonable
Board and Rooms Wanted.
LADY wants sunny ROOM, extension pre;,
~ fsrrc with good board central locations price about
So Address Mrs Y, Tribune Uptown Office. l2SS Broad
BOARD in country wanted by a young mar
ID ried lady where no boarors wholesome table
81. Address NJ. T. G., Tribune Office.
Goiels.
THE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
Gntels.

Sales bp Anction.
A UCTION NOTICE.
PEREMPTORY SALE
OF
AO3TURRIsH AND PERSIAN RUGS
in all sizes patterns ana quality.
We are directed by the owner Of the above consignment
Of rugs dAfct from
CONSTANT1NOPLE,
10 offer his entire collection OF above rugs,
consisting OF
o. BAGDAD CUTTONS.
S2CARANAINE.
4lKERSHIRE PRAYER Rugs.
6SCARABAGH prayer RuRs).
l2l DAGHESTAN Persian DesiRnsl,
A3 A3CACHEMIRES.
lSCARhBAGH (Oh and Fine).
IL CARABAGH Qarge).
DAGHE5rAN, long,
AT PUBLIC SALE
The goods will be exhibition al our Rooms. Nos
467 BTOo st. corner Greenest Tuesday and
"Wednesday, 9th aud 9th November and will be sold
ON
THURSDAY, November Z. 1873.
Sale OF tho Rugs commences at o'clock p. M.
FIELD, NORRIS. FENNER & co.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

fost Guo founo.
7 OST-Passbook No. JOG, 155.-Deliver to
IL German Savings Bank, city.
I OST-Passbook No. s2,S99. Deliver to
~ German savings Bank, city.
I OST.-Pass-book No. s0,7O4. Deliver to
~ GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
pTTJSIONs-FTn Of

Sgprcrnp tourf-C ha,nbers-Bv Judge Donohue-
In tie matter 81 GrhCc Church Brush AIT. Mltcnbcrger
stern ag Alderman and Others Ihurston aFt DWyoc-
Granted. Cooper Williams see ru'" 81 Lombard agt.
Ti-dac Boud proved 0l aEi The twenty thi'd rect
Railroad Company Must he notice. Freeman agt Kelly,
etc.-I do not think maniamus viii lie.
CrcUt- rat III-BY Judge Van Brunt.-TausOn agt The
President, Managers Ol e Dr and HUDSON canal
Company.-Tbe amendments contain reference to m.
stcHOETaphcrs minutes the case cannot bc settled until such
references made.
Sgecql 7crm-By Judge Lawrence Watts Ct al agi Dun.
| for the defendants points Merriam
Baldwn.n-rt between the fourth ana hfth findings
posed the defendant the sixth and seventh findings pro
paiutn have amended those huGiugs. All
the proposed nndng- ~ the Ilantin refused
superior COHrf-NDrCdi I0W-liv Judge Sanford
POlhamuS agt Herdrr-MoiOu ntcd. Nickcrs1n - al
Order settled M0rewUod ngt Suyder.-Otdcr granting
plaintiff an additional aloHanrrm Ior cent amount
Fallrtt AvcTc.DrG"r u hc security oT
Mcsiernan agt; Remington. Ji-Bond approved. ihe
pO,ed HODGES agt HyatOrGor"i on hort atndar for
"a Friday Of MTch.-Swcch'y dr Iun. Ordered 0n
general calendar. rcntz agt Barm.-prdcr granted and
undertaking approved John II. Collins ap Lizzie Collins
plaintiff FOR absolute divorce and direct
ing that the ana custody ci The child he AWARDED I" him
Ian son AIT Ashley. Motion denied without Human
Elder; Jackson Leonard Jackson dg Myrr- GtI-
act nan Ash. Iiubor at. Durro; II, an agt
Watkins; Stewart agt Orvis; Benson OIcary
Ffcdr1cks AT. kl in orders granted.
common Pieds-C hdmb'rs- By Judge Robinson
IIani the parties IN incTt COnsrniiHg "a
dsrbuti0u ~ aas IN hands u! receiver ordered accord
49, for his discharge. Mcrs0n Esglr Fire ms 60. agt
Van Allen Amendment ~ proceedings moved for ol
the matter ~ The Ut u GOtts1rrgrf sale
collect dtb- bV s-hiEttc authorized " Ham. AFT
Kennedy cadin and proofs not furnished BcftTm
BcTram OF separation from bed and board and
foI amOIy allowed
I7rtg Ero,- by Judge Van Hoc,cn--Dlrt agt Moore
coI.pa ut dismissed.
i.y .dge ). T. Day-welsh agt SUSIE Judgment Tor
plaintiff, opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
THE COURTS.
4 HUSBANDS APPEAL FOR PROTECTION.
CALLING FOR HE IRE DEPARTMENT 10 LNT!N
GUlsH Ills wITEs WRATH.

4 HUSBANDS APPEAL FOR PROTECTION.
GUIsH HIS wuE's WRATH.
The defendant had his turn yesterday. in
the tIia before Judge LarrcmOre. IN Common lleds,
Special Term Of the SUIT Of Harriet D. kituc against
Charles A. Kitte She charges her husband with treat
ius her cruelty dcprvns her OF money Is on TIE
household, abandoning her and payins too much ateu-
tion-though not 10 criminal cxtcnt-tO Mr. IIar-
ringtOn. She SAYS this and neglect and final
abandonment were because she becoming dea: and
less attractive.
The husbands witnesses. yesterday. included en-
poye in his store Manetta Smell who did not ans ~
the cruees charged by the plaintiff. but did see Ter
rush head foremost Cue counsel suggested "6utt at
Mr. Postley clerk the store. and described another
scane IN which Mrs. Kittle attacked her husband
Henry c. King. another clerk OF Mr. Ktlc, spoke Of an
occasion VII, a servant gri'- arm was bruised by
wIfe's charges. He said he let her have 80
week IRON the store. until lie found she
was spending 1t her fatberp family, when he
stopped The allowance aud took the task OF providing
from his pockets, and took money from his pocket
book, and when he tired to get back $50 hill, To-
WINDOW and screamed murder" Al another time
lac sye he Obliged 10 fec from her, and after first
OcAing himself IN the cellar Ia escape her, he managed
10 get back a. The telegraph alariD Ia is eXcl nsnt
he called the fire department Mt instead Of the police The
nremen responded promptly with BabCOck cxtinguisb
ef, but did not use IT, policeman VINO accompanied
them stayed 10 protect him.
In Examination Mr.. Kitte admitted that he had
brought "A suit for divorce in Connecticut which was
stil pending. He stated that his relations with Mrs.
Harrington only tbOre or business and friendship
10 her present husband and said ttt his wc's icuity
hearing thng. but cOugeHital and hcrcdi
tary. HIS crOsscxaminaton was not ended yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

StIErNE COrI-CHi8iFHs -DGnohuc. Nos. - -, 81
- 80 ~. >, 49, l0 cs. no llG. III - I'D las lG"
ia -3 S7, 93. 200. 226. -, 10. ~, -, 2J3.
,-,'Ecii ri.N Van Worst, J. bciuurrcrs.-No. L. Law
sos. ~ 100 I'3. 49, l13 go. ITO, l13. D.
10 -j l-9 192 1876 2in 90 2l2 49, ga 2lG "ls, 2l9
22l 30 30. - :. 80 D. 233 ?3i, 80, 30 III
C.iciIi-PAaI lii-Nau Erpnt. it, aSe No. 1913.
rCrEIDH COCKr -HIECItL TERN SANFORD $50 day cal
enjar 80
COMMON PLgAs-EqrfY TrBM-Van Hoesen, J.-NO-. 80
1, 81. -, -, ! B., @3."S, l,',-. -.
CUANB.GS Robins o.. 80 day calendar.
THAI fLni-PAlu l-iattcmorc, D. a,e on. No. 2i!G
PAT III +. Dly i.-No, liO2 ll29, slS, 1921, III T.
1850 - 1sG. 1880 1879, nos, 1920.
MAINE toUu-1.IAL TfM-rAGi IiI-Sinnott, Nos
1f2n. 81 ~. $40.
CINtEhL SE--I0ss-PARr I-Giidorlrcve William
Ahru robbery: James &C rIiau jo.E Law Franz uac@l r.
1jcr, Nriry, feOnOus assault al battery -alah H. hhS
til DaNa f0yHt grand Larceny Philip I~IrT LARCENY RON
the prfson Alien. Peter DH'r. receivers of stolen
goods Michael Doan John Hcrariuh. Louis Al, Niud"r
Ada Sclg Angelo he Martini assault and battery; Gtorgt
Brln1u gdWb Iugr.u N'Wiaii grand af,cut IatIcA
King Micao PdTr-. fcOniDu8 assault and battery John
MikIus grand larceny.
PAET II .-Iiackctt 'H.-Conrad Muller. arson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
CIVIL NOTES

In The suit " Tie MutuIl Lie Insurance
Company against Thomas Murphy. judgement f,r
foreclosure ~ n mor.a on his residence iu Thirty
nuIn-,i. entered yc,tcriay. The amount duo beng
fixed $50 SOS & l..
Judge Moore. in Brooklyn. has granted n
p. iiou Weticn, Of No Alb Mvrtieve. to have
ls name ciaugef John Moore re petitioner claimed
tlaf uuprououuctaAc. and that Moore
maIr convenient than Wcficn.
JUDGE Pratt, in Brooklyn. yesterday, con-
url the report ~ the commissioners appointed 10 n.y.
raisr the damage accruue from the c : taking wnat
know The CbWtHhaFfu strip ~ ldud ia Alhrio-
ave. The damages fixed ~ >33Ooo. The heir. be-
fore the Nas appointed. refused $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
SHIP NEBS.
.Pra. %
PORT OF NEW.YORK

PORT OF SEW-IORK .--...-..........-..FE5 %.
CLEARED.
Steamship Flcur Castle DE-, Young Bristol Eng, Hen
sh.p counaught (Br Ranger, Hansord. London Eng' J.
! I;nrA ATLANTA CGerl, Behrmann London Eng. Funch
! BAR siary T. Chapman OBJ, Wyman, London, Dill &
PARK carrie Deap (Br) Mckay Liverpool Eng, simpson,
BiG Ruta Gtall Chesa, Cork or Falmouth, slocovich
rIitz sm! JNor) Larsen. Cork Falmouth for or
lark chapman Nor) o,een Cor, Falmouth for orlers,
Ia. " T. iIcasd Brj Robbins. Bristol. Eng. James W.
gark Anietia Sorl Reviewers, Dubn Ireland, funch,
Bars Dcvst Dubroyacki AUST GOggo Belfast Ireland
Chiua CGcr Jordan. Bremen. Gerry. Muller & Kru
Barg Empress Ger.) Vehlow, Koniesburg Gerry Funch.
nrig poInx tNor) Petersen Plymouth, Eng. Bcckmann,
r-s Martin J. Brady cBrl Crosscy, Dublin ireland f.
G.rt Ecs,rcl cBr) Lockhart winam.elt, Cur, Joseph
BIZ gu borough lBrl Hansen, Guayavila p. Il, B. F.
ARRIVED.
seam,ap GsTmaE Gr %egeiy ycPo coI Tfe II ard
steamship Iepanio BIZ Agegl Iiul + ~ - ooGtIam9l25n
a.. g cam. 4eIgnH CO. i' WIN
"' si ia' u A a,i na%tiop XeS Orleans days with
mdse. and pas. 10 nogert & MORAN ,..,.. ~. o,
Bruns cs Ga ., snl Port Royal 22d. with nr.se and
pas- 10 G ". Mallory & co.. - ,,.,, 1.ior r.i o in
baa', T. whitney Co. Anchored At sandy Hook for
S ,oy g. Rrrse,3 OF Tan1.fs .s staFre'' Liverpool
Grk NlrTa OF l"Gion lg9g p, Annoy ll0 dav' with teas
Iis irro Dubt''ack A''t)' Nulh'h heIa'F' u'SS W
rs ~ d ',i y te 10 oaoyeh & 5o 'S'
Blrk Gcr.l. Koppcr. Bremen jan 3 with mdse
! 20 order. vessel 20 icuuiukO.r& 90.
liiina.o,t uta Lougobado. rapan So days. with
Bari vercna ,of sundcrland Hobgood Pernsmbuco Jan
park iulFss 'of bart.inophI, Gum Rio lanrro Ian
VIA Hampton Roads. VITA eoae 10 ordef vessel to DeoIs" r.
nak Eroe utn'. Maresca, Valencia SO days IN ballast
Island Homo ( smith iTq@ Bremen ", Tn 1d ar, ar;
city tiis d..
wIND-9unset-At sandy took. light ". n vi cloudy.
| Al CITY Island. Light, NJ cloudy
FOREIGN PORT.
LONDON Feb 2j-saIcl Mt. Calisbroke Castle; 1911
HAZE. 1 ,be i,,.r for New Yors 5 inst Nei
G1. E r. ram Ic ,f . l@r baltimore sS' "
B55. -th NE, caadia e. Viitofa: DIST INST " * H.
yer John Murphy p. Bcldsdorf T. Rcck 23i inst, AZ
Ophi apt ,nr,lhn',h ArNin1d A,ph h"ns s' War s
silh 25t Pr,yidrnra Costa Barioomeo radc Harry
ouauoa. 9Th William Douglass. OTTAWA stella. Alex
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTIMORE Feb Cleared steamship Circassian, W'e
Bo,o> Feb 25-Arriyed steamship New Brunswlek, Hail.
Johu y u. Cleared bark Edmund Fhney, Valparaiso
DISASTER.
Iovuoy Feb ?5-Tho bark Lawrence tAml. Capt Howea
pa inst. viii her rudlcr broke
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
fovIo> Feb ej-ric Hamburg. American Line steam lip
ncfd,r Csrf Brandt leu Hare ie-icray t,hmyl at
oriS.Io,;v FcI - -The Wirans iine
slit 81, i.n@, al : a n sunday '''''
: ,i,.v-,,ls feb THO North German loyds steam.
sP ~tis''urg cat hrimOtncH' from "e" lofk i"r Ut"
mti. arIscd h.lc to'.a'. - ,,.. . q,
CAPT Y.arnrr. NofioE FEB O. ta' arrived h.re c.,
BrJWB fTuu Ncw YORK Feb 10. Las arrived here
iFBr 0Isr ShtD Nsirs Itfii frgs.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
RIGHTS OF POLICY-HoLDERs.
QUESTIONS ARISING IN REGARD 10 HE AsDURY
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

QUESTIONS ARISING IN REGARD 10 HE ASDCRf
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The report of the referee appointed to pass
the accoJns Of the receiver, To the rights Of the poll
cvhoders in the Asbury Life Insurance Company, came
Yesterday before Judge Douoiue The referee decided
tnat all policy holders must DE paid equal percentage
those holding policies persons LIVING to take
their percentage the surrender value OF the policy
the time OF the appointment Of the receiver those hold
ing policies winch became due by death before
the LcXt premium after the receivers appointment
came tut and those holding policies which becHm' due
by death after another premium actually paid L. I'll" re
&c yer 10 r. i've tAat premium b.Ck and stand other
wise s the ordinary pOiCyuOlders with one exception
That execution the O. one 1at". III winch "a
death wound received before the fast premium was
pad to the receiver.
The confirmation of the report opposed by several
counsel II was claimed BY some that II left ia doubt
The question whether the surrender Nanc Or the net
required Tor reinsurance under the statute was
Intended and arguments aIyIDc ii fO! one ana the
other We've. il also urged Oh DcAa1 % hcy
eral particular policies that the exception made on be
hall OF the Iate policy should extend TO all cases-Oue
presented bong that OF man III rapid cUn-ini-
In Which, al the time OF the appointment Of the
crveT, speedy Death was inevitable judge Don"hue It,
served bis decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

+ Wv. r. Cair A. Green J. w. Creeves. A. Y. O.
w. GormaU. COl J. L. OaIdneT, Irs. Holloway H. A. HFg;
H. H. Holmes. ss- Van IHgen MA :. H. Jackson anu
mao H. g. II. nrat iiyings one, j. Lamp -
Nary ie0bua NJ. iacy Gritty &. Lewis. Miss T. Lee
ny McaEr More. T. J. MaiiiY, Mrs. T. j. Maltby MISS
l. Mai,by servant T. Marshall sister NJ OrnuphIe
W H. l.. L. owen. J. Pridi r. Petel T. IL PRATT W
Posi-. the Hon PrGcnout a'd valet, Mr. aud Mss ROD
nson NJ Rose sister NJ RrHile 4. Rappart Master
T. Robinson. Mr. Kelly, Sr on Nj. Peutaud, A. Ilaclne I,
( Stevenson. CaV NOD stewart J. IT, Small, MIS-. y -
waller family o.. cidrcu ami want j. II: "aty
G. J. Ws H. o. Wescndonck W. W. Yarl Mr.. Kuglmann, e.
Wints
PROM ASPINWALT,-ya Sseashfp AcqPpleo.-I Bran.
Gou Mrs Wheaton. y Il. Dwor.h. Mr.. and Mrs Buckore
OIiaTa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
ALAwYER'S CURIOUS REQUESTS.

David HATIsOn formerly well knoWn INV
yer Of Brooklyn, died, February H. az NrwRocLeIc
His viii has offered for PROBATE in the Kings COM
~ Surroga'es Cour. II provides other things,
that his snail take possession of two islands
known RounI Island and lIarbOr Island in IL upper
barbor of New-R0chclle Round Island Il 10 be- kept
and used n family rUyiuC-ErOug6 for himscii ahd
hts family. lie also provides for the maintenance, td-
cation aud support OF tw1 destitute white female CHI,
dren who shall have been born in lawful vcdlocS, and
who shall have no brothers sisters living They are
10 be selected by his executors ana trustees and ~" y"
he maintained Harhoi Island until they reach the age
of twenty-one marry aud then the executors or their
successors shall choose two other children ~ Ike dt-
scriptiOn and the island and the funds
provided for Tho purpos exist. The VIII IS 10 be con
tested ny The dccelcnl's Uidow. NJ. Harrison "'s
eghtY EeaI. nf are II 10 l.nc o. IN. dcalh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
JURY FINES AND EXCUSES.

The Board for the Enforcement Of Jury Fine,
met Yesterday Cne'Jusiices DAVIS ana Curtis judge
Gil Ie!sceve and Commissioner Dunlap attending Gcy-
eyl ersnus asked excuses J.. G. Buckham SAID lie had
some troubles. lie received jury notice ana
went to Ruus T. Andrews. Va0 assured hn IL would .l
he right and he supposed IL night until with
"A uoiice OF fine Commissioner Dunlap sud u
common occurrence Tor attorney = dpI "a HIN for
an excuse Tor a client. Anthony h nball sid ne
cciVet his notice from " yOung, slim man. aud paid
him -. me young saying he would TX IT. HIS
fine rclncd, and Ire BOARD uircttci al inquiry
tnr Shcriirs Off .Or the young, slim man"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

WISHINGroN, Feb. 2J.-ln the Supreme Court
United states today number - decisions were
handed down. but non" II general Interest. In
-Ol-appeDd from The court - Appeals ~ hif That
"Wcc tlv court of Clam. has presented t0 ms curt
part findings what shuNn to b. all the testimony
which based - the ntia ultimate facts found ard
which IT. Judgment rests II TIE tt-i ony u u"t ',nle
evidence o the fac, the judgment must De reversed
The following business trlu,.ts isi
No SOW iiunnicut o. plaintiffs 10 Bale
PoyOn al Motion 10 dismiss submitted hy SIR. Bale
and MT T. Phillips III support Of same and 10y MI l. W
Goodrich "a opposition.
No l.Oj2-fipton County plaintiff I'm error Merton
Slaughter CO. Motion 10 dismiss submitted by MI ". y
L. Uumes n snppOIt Ol Sumo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
WARNING 10 CONTESTANTS.

The Will Of Miss Frances i. Hcgelnan, an
unmarried woman OF advanced wears. late sdcnt ~
this city. was admitted probate yet in the
Smrogaes Office. she left estate worth about c45o-
O0O. Of which Nicholas L. Palmer and Richard H. BCunc
were appointed executors. Tie estate, by The terms o.
the viii, divided INTO venty'Our portions, ara dc
Vsrd III feestatCS, varying from 10000 20 THpVpU ~
neces, nephews and other relative striking part OF
the viii q clause in Wncn thc trstaliN provides that
il Of the dcVisccs shall attempt 10 contest II IN
the courts or in any To Kinder or iuvaldaie IL
operation. such shall lose ali night N the prop
crty granted 10 HIM. and his portion slal be dlNlota
among lAe Othor legAtCc.. sh-Ig and share ALAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
LOUIS F. THERtssON INDICTED.

Louis +. 1herass0n, the Pinc-st. lawyer
whose alleged pproi rihton trd, unds was fully
reported III THE TRIBUNE al The Ic OF the discovery
Of II, indicted Yesterday by tine Grand Jury two
charges. one for obtaining the signature Of Sarah
j. XIbrske 10 the satisfaction 0f $4,000 mortgage,
otger for grand rcey, for HpprUIniaug note for
$500 from Mary Iiycie. OF Salem Centre, McsChcott
Co. tue ilrst charge he han In ~ 900 the
second IN ~ 900. William H. H. Moore, of No. % Last
1Airty hir-st, becoming ms boIdsman both cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
CLAIMS or A FORMER EXCISE BOARD.

David '. freeman, JOhn II. W hildhs anu
Martin Nachiman Commissioners of Excise IN 1e'"'
1877, 1872 and SD applied yesterday 10 Judge Dono-
hue for n mansanus To Controller Kelly to draw for
each warrant for - 10 for his salary for the three
years and howard during which he served. Ih"j say
that this warrant drawn by Co tTO'or Green ready
To sim. bat was not actually signed IL consequence -!
the pen. Of the Eighth National Bank ~ which hr
excise funds deposited. ana then inability to nay
SI,lo1 81 They say the bank has since PAID %
per cent, and the loss tine city only about s33o
Judge D'uOunc denied the motion, holding II not Il
proper for Il udndamUs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
TIE OPERA rRoUPE LIBEL SUIT.

AZ Essex Market Police count, yesterday,
the examination tho % CbaIrs H. Adams. Of the
Fryer pappcuhem Opera Troupe. against Charles 4.
Byrrcs. editor OF The Dramatic Nc,rS for criminal libel
was continued. the article complained Of represented
that the tour Of thc troupe had been disastrous faUte
Madame MauZ"lh. premier tln-tUse, VI. Blum, The
bassO. and Charles Fritsch tenor. testified that money
sim dEo them. but they did not lTclr @uNi0us
about II. Mr. Howe offered in evidence several new.
papers to show that there uO malice intended AFTER
which the was adjourned To March :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
DENYING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In the suit of Fay against Jewell Brothers,
the owners OF The Brooklyn -four mills order of arrest
granted against the defendants the ground that
Edward NJ Jewell short time before their assignment.
bought 81 The Uiint quantity ~ wheat cfr"-' nth L
that his firm s,lScrt. motion w made" y'-tef-
dav, to Judc" B1iohuc 10 NIcrfc tli- order ou the
ground that no such representations made. and
that the day of the failure tie partners sup
decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
fcg0l Notices.

CUPREME COURT.-County OF New York
y JONI GhHHAkDI UNNENEHlL piat1;lh. igat..St
THE RUSSIAN AMERTC " MANI FACI I RING COM
PANY and DANIEL TIO3tNS GARDNER, defen ianis-
summons above named defendants; louac her by sii-
unucd the plant this action ana 20 serve copy
your the paintNs attorney Whuu twenty Gay
of this exclusive OF the Jay O ser
vice, OF your aIuIc 10 appear or ~ Jade-
mcut Will against you by default Tor = RELIEF de.
maudei IN tle complaint Dated February II, 1873
HENY II. SEDGNICk, Plaintiffs Attorney
once address, No. "a Wallet, Nc"l OK
Clfy. Sew
10 the de-. hiant DANIEL THOMAS GARDNER: The
foregoing "a, ser'' upon you 10y puDlcaioh pr-
larc- Donolur. Judge 1T the -uprr me
Court Of NraIuA, dated the ~ as 81 FeOr
ary So with the complaint in the once ~ the
Elk of the iiv and County OF NeHlok, at the New County
Court HOUSE in tIc Cliy OF New York.
HENRY -. sEDGWICk, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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