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Gen. James p. Brownow late a cavalry on
Ger In the Umtei states ARMY. and of ex 'naor
Par-on' Browlow. diodin his mothers house In Knox
vile Tenn. Saturday m,ht The body was taken 10
Franklin yesterday for iutcrmtnt Gen Brown was
IN hi. -1l when he tuterrA t'r lunu rNtce in
1867 H. quit ms a'hcr. hou.r 300 KNOXVILLE made his
way through h lncs and Joined tho Federal army
In Kentucky q private. lle urNfuutld to
Captain n tic Fnlrih Inst nur.-cc lu antry While
AT GalNrui ohio hi. regiment was changed INTO cav
airy regiment and call Tho First .,t Irhnr,ee Cav
airy Hui Ic was 900 fic Lieut. mani Colonel. llr was At
which he ii-uu- u.h'd him~f by % .lravcry lie once
captured ten Nhtrtrs rH, 80 harl dat hT pres. INN
After the last Tennessee campaign was over, Lieut..
Col. Bruwnl,w was placed ON tho stan Of Gen Stur-iS
Pre- sid.uf husuu recognizing Die heroic character aud
known that he had been in seventy engagements pro,
mntei him to the rams Of RreNtt ltr ghdltr neral Of
United S'Ht- Volunteers n june, 1853. Gen BroWhlOw
MAS six Iuct sN inches Bon hrilht
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To Prison for Eight Years.

Arthur c. jennings. ex-bookkcepcr and cash.
Ter Tor James Lrnrh. Commissioner Of Emigration and
dealer IN wool 100 Church street. arrnisnod in NE
General Session. Yesterday lie pleaded guilt, 70 two
three indictment. cr-ing him with robhin- Mr. l., nch
Jennings. LAWYER he.ought clcmeucy TOR him H. saii
that JENNINGS rocked himself o. lavish SIS e Of LIVING
He had tun-h g. entertain his illNt iTent,
sumutu, u.y In rihi wu, h. .Iusntcrcd not ou'V mis-
salary fui ne -tr.luE- from NJ I}uch. hu Hn income
given hin ~ s ref u'es in iu- AM Assistant District
Attorney Russell suld that Jennings wa not suuted {,
clemeucy Al CNauuununu of tie TOOK. shows thai
Jctrs Logan O. steal almost -onu H. he entered Mr.
Iyuchs employ The examination slrrItt shows that
Jennings stole ~ least SilIIrrl Mr. IstDh could moi
fnd where the leak Was until the d' tectonu Jrn
ming. lie ~tutsd himself In hI- M de OF living 10 cuur
tcrhHltuc It, rt cts " II T. fact Mr. Russell sHIt
'tlat when De wa 90 DrWnuiru's restaurant on son,
Ccclsious eating sandwich. Jcufuuf- a private
Toom. iarus suurtuou.v " JuIre tnwiug took ~ tW,
SeHf. " Tie lo-F fuu-hmCnt ami sentenced Jennings
" ate lrlst u iu. eIg years
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Dr.lrlnuto MIthdrnw.

Clerk Daniel c. Potter. at the Baptist Minis
ters Conference YESTERDAY said that he wanted nstruc.
ton from the brethren IN matter not touched by
The constitution of the Conference. I'm the past week
Brother Haley " Knapp and Brother Samuel Altman
lai sent him their names 10 be- erased from the hst OF
membership
Moderator Lawson sad that the ministers must in.
~ act tIr fk and Brother Hnnduo moved that
mtrc hs IHiuiHd 10 tn 10 persuade the two brethren
g. rOiuHtu in thc Conference.
Brother kupp. Who hal sal quietly ON one SIDE OF the
InWu body uuuh-eINcd hastily and said. hope
~ uch action Wll be- taken. meant what I said hast
ldIv There nft other reason, than appear on the
FAC OF hi, limcv that com % me- 10 in.is ON seNerng
nv connection with the Conference"
A hfuti,r thought. he -Hd that the ministers would
hct hke c lirru 10 tlel appointed c,mitee to labor
WIN the two brethren Who want togo Brother Go0ino
INSISTED On having his mott Put 90 vote and IL was lost
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Tho Treasury Department was not able to
supply Postmaster james with ~uicr NJ quantity ct the
new $40 reminding ccrufcacs tn meet tie popular dc.
M ud Acsts day Mr. Major sold $500 worth ~ the
cashier's window. aud Mr. flmey sJ1uO worth at the
order Office Most ui tile sales we've. u believed
a. the GLASSES usually dcpo-iung savings banks hut
few REL Gates detected. aud expelled bv custodian
MrAfec amt ms assistants Postmaster James Nuvct- to
have sn 'vnt quantity on hand to-day ~ meet the
quirUm,uts OF Tie applicants
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Richard Morton. cashier Of the Atlantic Fire
Insurance Company OF Brooklyn. disappeared in AUGUST
last An employee OF the company him reccntly In
Chicago and elegraphed to the main office Objective
OConnor Of the District Attorneys ofce brought him
from Chicago bench warrant and he locked ~
In the City Prison await trial a charge Of enhekkc
nent preferred N VIM u Cornell secretary Of the com
pany and John J. Cox, superintenient Of IL agencies
MortOns LAWYER moved. YESTERDAY. the General Scs
Hions that Norton be admitted TO - % bail Ia NJ.
ton. Mr. brooke said that Morton T. the scHpeFoat
superior Who wishes To- -acrnce Morton 20 himself
Morton went away on his usual vacation In August last
but When he near the oihce ASKED hun
ON the part of Mr. Cornell a. away. ami money
supui'd 10 enable ham 20 go 10 Clnada AlwrwArd
civil srit was instituted AGAINST hun. Almost stimuli
taneousy criminal indictment tor rmhezzlrmcnt wa
found thc aiHvits of Messrs Cornell AMI Cox That
suit and he paid - 30 Tor u release from legal pro
ccedlugs Assistant District Attorney Ru sell said IA
whatever the Atlantic Fire Insurance Ciat any mighi
have done he not inclined in allow Morton 10 Slit
through the shes tho law. lie moved the bal
y ucreased Judge Cowing nNed the bail ats 500 and
Morton was released
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Two>wagons laden with decacies for the sick
driven the door the office OF the Commission.
OF Charities and CORRECTION the day before last
Thankss,ing Their contents placed IN the hands
Of william Blake, Superintendent o the Outdoor Poor
Oh Third avenue with the request that they be given to
the inmates OF the correctional, Institutions on Black
wells Island. Mr. BLAKE Herward learned that the e
thing hTi been collected by the Sst u tie BLACK
wells Island Good samaritan Mission The sisters OF
this association industrious aud successful workers
aud are w'rtlyo announcement Tncy have issued n
circular in which they solicit second.hRud clHthns
bic Tor both Sex. ant ALI FRESH dried canned
fruit itlirs condensed milk tea coffee sugar aud any
thing suitable Tor the sick. will be gladly The
following rNi res. men have offered tntorwari rratu
ituusN parcels packages 10 the office 1T the
the foot o. TwentysNth street East River H., en
~ Barclay street ~ Franklin street 3l3 CANAL street
Schroeder - Barclay street. McDuusal ~ Barclay
street. Fesr'e 23l Nasliuetou street All letters
SHOULD be address,, 10 sophia Lsmpc, luj ogden ave
nue., Jersey CITY HEIGHTS
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FIT'N ~ hFNIl'9F M No. TlF70TIt
Mcssrs. Owens X Cadwalladnr's bay colt Lew
clcr. years OLD 10y lever out Of Sly Boots By fvo.
~ his rivht tore lex Nedut STAY after a
gto which puts an end to his racing career this spring.
n alla.- eI-Lnr
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ON AND AFrER APRIL ~ 1870
fNpress Trans leave New YORK Dcsurosscs and Cort
landt Street Ferries. A. follows,
49, Itl ;. 20. - 40 Limirdl II A T. 33O l. 3 H.
7,,u. 80, and 10 NJ SUNDAYS 1 80 and % A. NJ y n
go. sjn and IN T. NJ
Boats Of "Brou.Nn Annex" connect with all THROUGH
rams AT Jrr'rl n.y. "t'ring a Speedy and direct
transfer Tor Bruukhn travel
Returning tram, lraNo fhilidelphA l2oi. 800 49, T.
I.3t, :. s3l and II VI u.lniicd Express so T. NJ D.
=. 4, $50, 7. and 7 80 4 VI ON Sunday. II 3 20
3 81. T. StO A NJ 4. 73l T. NJ
Ticket Oitrr- 90 aiM 0ii Broadway, Aston House
ami iuot o prshroses and NortHudt ss Court Il and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot ol Fulton st. Brookyn; ia
lld and liz Hudson St llnb1krn, Depot Jersey CIV
FRANK THOMSON. L. T. FARMER
ueneTAl Manager 0enI PASSENGER Agent
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ROTTERDAM Line ~c,mr-. leave ne
~ PAM >pNr. HdIUul- ftvnuIt ftrY. Irr.r, u.
". \ tHoLfkN Ami rs ROTTERDAM MAI
sthAnim en-tp ~ tAgu, sil-SlI Sirrrttr, flA
FINrH, EDiE 90. T.. " MlKRIS.
- ) Win -. Frrt-ut A+ts IlO BWtv trn Pas, A cont
SrATE LfNE-ro Ga,eow, Livcrpoo. Belfast and
.,lnnd uudcrlN. from Pier ~. k t0u tutl it, |Ir.
dhNs Passengers At through rates to an leading clHr, IL
Europe. Sieera-c. s1d AUSTIN BALDWIN lOj
Agents ~ Broadway SfEEKAGE OFFICES al "
broadway AMI pirr fuut ot Canal st.
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&c Cream.

EuSSELL'S Ice Cream 81 per gallon delivered.
ffce reduced best IN the city. quart box Tor &c
al our sao"" " RllA Hnse opposite Cooper InJututs
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%n,us,mtnts.

%nus,mtnis.
PARNUM AT BHOOKLYN.
HIS oREATEsT sllow oN EARTH
EVERY Ar!tfFS6oSS ASD EVENING.
cArlrAoGIRISTEo e h3TSSfg, 81 BaaH' 9cKLYN
All The di.iipsui.ied ferlofmcrs aud the
AN ARK Full OF ANlMALSl
i6 % i hIbFs5 % f'A kkkkNS6'S%SHi
FffTTy 'frEn0Gs&ND CiRi0siTiEs
MR.. BARSSr'%' tpbGaEss sig TiiE htDpiEScE
Door. open at hye a"@ NJ EeSsI%.ec.. hour
later admission }oe children nnder yeas 20; re-
avoid crowdsa at ticket wagons may purchase tickets At
ss at usual .msi Sdyancc SoitaSi Az cars dcetto
groqnds at Grand st ferry Several lines Of carsom ful
DARK THEATRE. ENGAGED.
L lith ann last week Of
Friday evening SS be-, " " TlLLqTSSo2Sy, r nrc
DARK THEATHE EXTRA
"'"' - 1'fEi6Ay EvExIXa, NAY ~
~ TiiL6fs0N,
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
in " rsst HD fiiE cIiAkoE 81 nk Edf BRid.
ABE with Kind permission Of Mr. Theodore Moss.
syDyFT 4rE 2ER 5HM NE E kEMIs
The very successful c 9SSht II ,hree acts
and the charming ;gsg,cn avv ,rrrrns
with Kind permission p Of III Nc re ei1 < Xbbev
seats now On sale at box onicc.
C,ILMORE's sARDEN.
" ONE WEEK ONLY.
EVERY AfrERNOOS AND EVENING
novel aud traordinsrv attraction
The sr'SSiS S lGGO"EfE TTYwRaYoN zzGtGuss"'''0r"
The copanercrs Of Lor4 UhGI9'pfd ani the gallant
Illustrations Of tina, primitive but most interesting
c,.,.,,. p..,;.,,s VA Some va n,,ccs
Ion Hunt TIE Gha.c Story Tclns ihe W y D3Si9r.
tan songs taught them at Bishop culenso's mission
\ B-Thi, exhibition in Gpmorc's Garden will be the
hrst Illustration ~ iiie uWtll, st,iisss en-
Admission 81 cents children % cents
FIFTH AvENUE THEATRE; ,,,,-,,,,
Director ...-.......... ........Nr' d. " hAkhiNS
EVERY Ey'GMs SATURDAY MATINEE att.
THE REIGNING OPERAuc SUCCESS.
TATiYITz4. E4TINlzt, E4TISITTzA EATIyITrzA.
fATSiTzz11. fSriSFz&. f&TiSirzA fAriSifrzzHA
Matinee Prcc.-Adm.,ion 90 cents. reserved seats si
SEATS SECURED TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
NIRI;o,s GARDEN. n,-.,,,--
10 80 iHI 70 siri rYRroFE iSGE ""u Manager
OF KlRALtY BROS REVIVAL OF THE
Btftcck cRooook.
Nh" r"h SE IVA INCREASED BALLET.
| The drst anne arsncr nf Prof SWAN
THE MAS ALLIGATOR
| --
Nj ADDISON sQtANE THE TIRE.
A'L 2ilH ST AND MADISON sou ARE
GENUINE ARTISTIC TRIUMPH
| Won At LAST
| WON AT LAST
EVERY EvgNrSo AND SATURDAY MAriNEE
| DVOAnwAY THEATRE. Corner ann Il
BEDGRR VI LroN - L. s.cos aud Msnicers
| gene ri nj 1it.,i,n 20 AM 3ic $500 N - 49, we ''
| RETURN FDR 4 LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS
In Mar.i, n. ,nasieii aeiy drama.
Every e,en,n,. "Wednesday and saturday Matinee.
! "hA ~ y ~ ~ ',;n ., % ~ h""ND" Al
,ortt urpU ~ IN. ,;n M pf,1,", &c -, .,..
80" III ~ ~ ~ M, 4, V4s' P"''
~ rms N,riiii Al "a Al Elm WaT,u
g.. =, ~ " ~ - ~ ~ " Ni.. ", VI u. o.,
and West John shay Joseph Buckley.
| - ",- -, - 80 .
STEINWAH HALL. MAY ?
y THIRD FRIDAY CHAMBER CONCERT
&. II. DlrThAN ......... ............. Manager
| WILHELM
| Damrosch. WtLHELN1. Carrcno
| schwarL WiIHFi.NJ Tagliapietra
| WILHELM
| Bergner WILilELNJ IieblinR.
| WiiIlFI.MJ
| Tickets 81 and 81 50 can now be obtained
|
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STEAMBOATS, auo RalIrulOA

ALEX. NJ G. SMITHS LINE. Steamers
Prckski and Intermediate points every
ceptodl leaving Harrison 81 y r.. ats 20 and 4 T. "
and 24th u. \ r.. at 90 aud lOP NJ Freight taken
AZ very low rates
ALBANY BOATs-PEOPLE' LINZ Steamers
n Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier Al, Il, foot
OF Canal st. week day. ats Z NJ for Albany and
all points North and West saterooms warmed by steam.
a TROY BOATs.-ClTlZENs LINE New
"a. steamers Sarato aud City o Troy leave Pier ~,
foot Of Leroy Il, daily except saturday at T. w.
Tor Troy and all points Norlh ami West
NIFTROPOIITAN ELEVATED RAIL
4Nl WAl-Open from ~ VI. u - 4 ctor
Nearest point Wall Street Ferry and
with tor South Ferry Cnrtlandt street-NeHrest
point tor Jersey city and Comnunipaw ferries Park
place-Ncarest point for Post once 'iN Halt aud Bar
est point tor faNuua and Erie Railway Ferry Franklin
street Grand strvctNcarcst point Tor Dcsbrosscs Street
Ferry 10 jersey titN, aud connects with Dcs
hrOSSss AMI East rand street ferries Blocker
Connects with Tor and west Eighth street
Nearest point tor Christopher Street Ferry ohuktn
connecting with cars for Christopher ana East Tenth
Street ferries Fourteenth street Ncarcst ONT TO Union
square, wnAck's. and LNceum Theatres Academy Ut
Music, Irving ami Tamnany Halls, connecting with
Tor East Twenty thfd and INVntNiuurh Street ferries
Twenty third strret-Ntarest point 90 Booths
den and Masonic Temple and Twenty third Street Ferry
10 Jersey city Thirty third srcct-Ncarcst point tn
standard hr"AdWaN ahi ruin Avenue Theatres, Aqua
mum AVID san Francisco Minstcls. connecting with oars
Tor Mrchawkcn Ferry. Forty second strcct-Cuuuects
WIN Sew York Transfer Company cabs Tor Grand Cen
trail Depot firuulh street III weight strcet-Oounrrt.
Central Park Fluy third street ami Eighth avenue.
For uptown trains take east side stations For down
town trains take west size stations Trains will run 10
5~t II aud dh av. and bai Il ana 9Th alternately
Fare, 10 cents except netwcCu the hours 80
A NJ aud Hnd 7. NJ, when the iare il s cents
WV. r GARRISON. President
AaE Gufas TsttN..t.
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DOUBLE TRACK. rnE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Qi6lOrnOs.

LNAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
II uEoRGlA RAILROAD 60 -Tnc ler cent dividend
the capital stock oi th. company, due May I, 1870.
viii be paid on and after thHt dat' hy
Il WILSON a co, Exchange court
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CHAKESPEARE,sh sheridan. Dckensi-Mss DORA
- FRENCHS dramatic recitals in which she will have
the valuable assistance Of Mr. GEORGE NANDENHOFf.
and others, Chckering Hall Thursday evening. May
Scenes from Romeo and Juliet" SCI ool Tor Scandal"
Macbeth" by Mr.. Yandcnhoh ami Miss French and
variety OF serious and humorous recitauons with
reading from Dickens by Mr. Gcorse YandruhoT Re
served tickets 50 cents and Is cents Ponds IS
Union
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OFFICE or THE COMMISsI0NEWs OF

ON ca AIRS made new Any person bringing a
~ paler pattern the size their char seat can IA
moments have SCAT cut tO size and save money
by putting them themselves
HARDWOOD CHAIR SEAT co.
Nc.ry It. under A.tnr House.
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Sinantral
z ost nnO Comm.

1 OSr-On March H. pension ami discharge papers Of
- julius Sizes suitable reward lad or their return
L. 32d West 4'tl ST.. ton floor.
$40 REWARD, and NJ, questions ASKED, Tor The
belonged 10 Cherries Dickens, aud lost the nir
Of the Shclterlns Arms Tine money will be paid ON
leaving the spoons az so West SIN It
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
JUDGE PINCKNEY'S TRIAL.

WITNESSES WHO NEVER SAW HIS HONOR DRUNK
ON THE BENCH-ANoTHER posTPoNEMENT.
The case of Judge Pinckney. charged with drunk
enncss while IN discharge of his official duties
Judge OF tho Seventh District Court. was resumed
yesterday before Referee Buethe second day Of its
reopening-n tho rooms of the Corporation Counsel.
The evidence was mainly for the defence. tending
TO dsprovo the instances Of drunkenness alleged
by the witnesses for the prosecution.
James McKcnna. officer of tho court. swore
that he had been in attendance at the court during
period covering the charges of intoxication with but
few exceptions. and that he had never seen Judge
Pinckney intoxicated the bench or in his private
room. lie had never seen the Judge tied down to .
bcdstcad. as testified to by former witness; knew
that there Ill feeling between witness Anthony
and the Judge; know that Judge Pinckney suffered
from chils and fever and Witness had gone to drug.
gsts for medicine. both by request OF himself aud
physicians he never saw him under the influence OF
iauor at his own residence in tho Lexington flats;
used to take occasional drinks alter the Court ad
journed never the Judge intoxicated ut tho
Grand Central Hotel. the Hotel Royal, nor at tho
Rossmore Hotel In answer 10 tho question. "Did you
ever procure Santa Cruz rum for Judge Pinckney ~
witness answercd 81 soemnly declare that is falsc;"
Jndasc pinckney never used offensive language during
the progress of certain trial. and witness absent
only few minutes ut any one time; ho denied that
ne had over agreed with former witness that tho
Judne was drunk on q certain occasion; never knew
him to use profane language or of tho
bench; two occasons-one, tho 4th OF
July. 1s76-witnoss had known liquor to
be in the Judges private room; IL was punch and
witness made II himself, to celebrate the day; on
another occasion the witness tAnthony) sent for .
bottle of Irish wbiskcy. which taken TO the
Judges private room; did not remember the Judge
drank any Intoxicating liquor in the Court House,
ouly ON other occasion, when he drank half
mug OF becr; never any body take the Judge of
the bench while In intoxicated condition; don't
remember having taken him to the Bloomingdao
Asylum: have the Judge under strong nervous
excitement and little oil his mind; occasion
10 all In .ty iutp
bonch knew that no was that day a very sick man.
and not under the influence of liquor TO the best
of witness knowledge aud belief
Mr.. Picris. proprietor OF the Hotel Royal testified
to seeing Judge pinckney ut dinner every day at
six o'clock. ana never saw him intoxicated
Eugene L. Bernard, interpreter of the seventh Dis
trct Court testified TO being every day In court,
with the exception of three. since November, 1877,
and nevor the Judge under tho influence OF
liquor during the trial OF any case Tho rcferc
then adjourned tho further hearing Of The caso until
Saturday next, at ono +. NJ.
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, fcD. D, l6IS.
In the Court Of Appeals. Thursday. February Q.
1879. present Chief Justice Sanford Z. Church and
associates tho following business transacted
No. -. The people rel. the Board OF Supervisors
of Westchester county and another. respondents
Sterling Il. Hadley and others State Assessors. &c
appellants.-Argued by Ralph H. Prime for appel
lants, Calvin Frost for respondents.
No. 90. Richard Van Tassel, appellant, Thomas
H. Purdy and Others respondents-Argued by Cal
win Frost for appellant J. s. Mlard for respondents
No. &C. William j. Burnetta, appellant q.
Brown Snyder respondent.-Argucd by A. p. White
head for appellant william q. Wilson for rospon-
dent
No. "a. The West Side Savings Bank. respondent,
VS.. Isaac Newton appellaht.-Argued by Samuel
Hand and Ira Shafcr for appellant, Samuel H. Valen-
tine for respondent.
DAY CALENDAR.
Tho following is the day calendar for Friday, Fob
ruary 1s79:-Nos. ~. 81. S5, 81 No. 81, u and %
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs- by Judge Dono-
IL Is. o 49, o. e SS "a Is 3 a. .I a. a3S 3 o us
265 266.
supnEME CouRr-SpEcrAL TERM-He1d by Judge
7S3 7S4 1885, $685. 1856, s9l, $685. 909 91O 0i2 9l3 9ll.
91s 92O 925 927 7s2 932 933. 1884, 935. 93d 93 93s.
939, $40, 94l, 942, 943, 944, 945. GAG.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuIT-Par 1-Adjourned until
Monday, February TO- Part 2-Held by Judge Law
rence-Case on, No. 26s5. Paisley Paisley No day
causes-Nos 1929, 1861 1920 1856 1905 4524 4577.
1922 4i9o 4562 4132 45 455l 1919. 1885, 1913. 4l56.
SUPERIOR Courr-GExEnA1 TEnM.-Adjourned sins
de-
SUPERIOR CouRT-spxcrAL TKRM-Held by Judge
SUPERIOR Counr-T1AL TEnM-Part Held by
Judge Sedgwick-Nos. $780, 356, 120. 134, LIT. 3l3.
Judge Freedman.-Nos 600. Gil, $685. lO2. ABB. 47i.
s16. AIT. l06. 332. 526. I'll. Ala. 76, S0a. bs2.
COMMON PIKAs-GENERAL TEnM.-Adjournod sims
COMMON PLEAs-spEc1AL TEnM-Hod by Judge @.
P. Day.-No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-EouIrY TKRA-Held by Judge Van
COMMON PLEAs-TnnI TrRM-Part Held by
Judge Larremore-Nos. S22. s24. 825. $40. $751; 630.
SS3. sSA 1885, 8s6. Ss7. $685. $780,
MARHsE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge McAdam. Short Causes-Nos. 5T09. 5s07 $3.50.
6619 668 5Sl4 5S15 5754. $685. 5s40 552A 5698. $780,
5740 5s7l 5sli. $751; 1881. 5000 STAG. a2ss Part p
Held by Chief Justice Alker-Short csuses-Nos 5l58,
$685. 5701 $751; 654S $685. 664 567T. $685. $751; 1914.
67o3. 57s4. 5Sl9, h7z8. Part S-Hed by Judge Shea.
Short causes-Nos $685. $500. 5Ol1. 5745 5741. 5726
6547. 5616. 5516 2679. 5s01. $685. 6G63. 5770 5S10
CoUnr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Part Held by Judge
Gildcrsleevc--The People Thomas Hallisey.
homicide; Same vs. peter Brady and William Smith.
robbery; Same vs. John Qunan. grand larceny;
Same vs.. William Clark, grand larceny; Same VS..
Charles Mccarthy and Charles Smith. grand larceny;
Same Max Franklin grand larceny; Same
Francis Smith and william H. Vincent. grand larceny;
Same Thomas b Lussey. forgery; Same
George W. Fox false pretences; Same vs. Ferdinand
Haas, false pretences Part 2-Held by Judge Cow
ing.-The People vs.. Selma McCulum false pre-
tences Same John Heberg, forgery; Same Vs.
Sarah Beggs and Edward s. Fuller, burglary; Same
vs. Leonard w. Bernard and John West petit larceny
COURT OF OYER AND TERMNER--The People
Charles Bernstein and Abraham d. Freeman, arson.
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Charles Hesse. Joseph Kahn and william D. Nichols
were discharged in bankruptcy yesterday by order of
Judge Choate. Of the United States District Court
In the Court of Oyer and Termincr yesterday, be-
fore Judge Barrett. Michele Marmora, indicted for
murder In the first degree on a charge Of killing
Thomas McDermott on the 9th of November last at
No. is Roosevelt street. was arraignod and pleaded
not guilty. and Judge Barrett assigned Mr.. william H.
Kintzing ~ his counsel.
motion was made yesterday. before Judge Dono-
hue. to direct reference In the suit brought by
Erastus Brooks against the city to recover for
poration ADVERTISING. 1t being claimed that the mat
ter involved large number of items. Tho motion
was opposed and Judge Donohue took the papers for
examination.
Mrs. Frances A. Jones charges that Charles Nell
man seduced her daughter, Laura Jones. sixteen
years or age, and has taken her from her home On
her application Judge Donohue yesterday granted
writ or habeas corpus retrnable this morning. when
the facts OF the case will be Investigated.
In the case of the United Sakes- against III pack
ages Of toDacco, trial before Ju.e Chose, In the
United states District Court, the jury at late hour
last evening had failed to agree upon verdict They
wore left for the night In charge of sdeputy marshal