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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-21


Mail train arrives n Richmond .!l!'y tx
cept sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..".iD T. W.
Express train arrives At RichmOud Udjly
~ - IL
Accommodation train arrives ~ Elrh'
mouI daily except Sunday at..........."aiU An
Mixed train leaves stanton Al 6:ij i. ".
taking passengers from Virginia NL'tuJ tran
from WaShnSton and arrives Z; kichEl"mi II; 80
L. NJ.
4 connects with Virginia Midland train -
T.vnchburg, Danyilr. and Atlantic Mississippi sat
Ohio Railroad stations. AM vii Virginia ~.
land train, leaving At 3 L. VI. i" WASHINGTON.
B connects with Virgin M!ljaH: ita.a tx
Lynchturg and Danvic.
(, connects with valley railroad accom- noiat!,l
train. leaving at 3:15 T. VI. !yr Illrri,Ou,Hcg.
d connects with Valley rai'r"ai ram iraN.@s 1,
ll:ls A. II. Cor Harper's Ferry.
connect With Stugrs for LrX'nZ;pH.
connects with &. Il. :. ana z. J.. ..raGrrs lt
Portsmouth aud Cincinnati.
G connects with Sctoto ",.lcy railroad ior tGe
Northwest.
n connects with all lines d!varEn2 a. the W.,
Northwest aud Soulhwc.t. y. VI. :. Dt'NN,
Engineer AMI superintendent.
CONWAY z. HOWARD, hcEccG. Passenger 1"'
Ticket Agent. a." ="
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TOR SALE OR RENT, THE BEAU a.
L TIFUL HOME of the late Major R. ?. Ri
Archer, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
With good improvements, orchard. &c., Situated IN
Hanover county, about six miles from The CITY, ano
near Mechanicsville Will sell for low price Of
SIS, Oo0-fye hundred dollars cash, and balance IN
ttrest. CHAFFlN, sIAfLcS - w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-21
By j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.

DRICK RESIDENCE CENTRAL 10
Is CATIOYl No. 505 FIFTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed by Letita r An
thony 10 the undersigned, and recorded III me hicn
whereas default has been made. and being required
so 10 do, will sell, on the premises, on SATUR,
H0iISE mo. 5O5) AND LOT on the east sid OF
Fifth street, between Clay and Leigh streets, front
Ing 80 fcet, aud has depth of 100 feet 10 mlde
aliey. This property Is very convenient 10 pusi-
ness markets, churches. and schools.
: TERMS by consent. enc third cash: balance at
six. twelve, and eighteen months, interest aodea
and secured BY dsed OF trust.
O1
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TOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE, WITH Gss
Il seven rooms. No. 2512 east FRANKLIN Eli
street WNl be put in good order. Price, SlSo per
RRICK HOUSE, with eight or nine rooms: No.
200 cast Clay street, in sood order. T. Ice, Saoo
per apnun1. - 49,, ado,
No I2s west Canal street. Price, sl60 per an
'RRIcE HOUSE, with five rooms. and kitchen
with two rooms all in order, No. GOA west Clay
street. Price, 81 6S per anuum. o,e
! FRAMED HOUSE with three rooms No. Aoio
'FRsMED HOUSE, with three rooms. No. 517
north Harrison street. Price, Sc per month.
west Clay street. Price, SS per mouth. coz l-~
Appiy 10 GEORGE S. VASHON & SON
No. Tenth street, Shafer's Building.
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4 connects for Milton. y. G. -.
r connects for ksheVille and all p"A'- ~ "rs'''-
N0r.h Carolina daily. except SunfI,.
4 connects for Macon and All po.H.s - S"","N'3'
d connects for ia ksonyllc au@ al l'-:S ~ :. -
rida. . ,-,,,,,,y...
Georgia. and Chattanooga. N&s!' ...' '''"'''''.'
+ CONNECTS for selma, Meridian. JA-a~'"' @A'
Vicks bur:. ,,,.,,.,,,s
rr.Ins from me Iuyr-lAfErG poIntt 1rrIt@ -
Richmond at 4:i3 + ". nnG $50 !. II. ,..,-
Trains b-twcGn Greensboro a." Sa'raI w" '''''
Trains on North Carolina d!yi'!"n wINr c.''''i
,nn nj GorI>boru' wlih iIe ". & ". Il. l.. :" ''-
from Weldon and Wi!nsiuEi"n >..
Pullman Pa.ace Drawlus-ro"in aud >I:'l'''S ~;
RIM through OH Train 80. As fr"m Ne" !TH hN
Richmond 10 Atlanta. ami from tr""G~'"t" ;" -
eustI and Train so. AZ (rom NJ" 'FL Ai.1 i''''
mouG To- Greensboro.
Tickets sold 10 all ,ssin;s s"a:h. S"nth"4'; Az
southwest, ana baggage checked thr'i-h.
No lay-oyer checks given nii .pcai met,
'| JOHN T.. Ntt NtRDo.
general Passenger A@'..-'
r. NJ L. TALCOTT. General "u.Fr|ui"H'' w, -
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Sales 10 be conducted by GRUBDs WILLIAMS
ARR w -
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FOR RENT, THE tAtLGICNI s2;5
Il DWELLING No. sl3 Grace street. next 4, 81 Z
to ST. Paui+s church. containing ten rooms Win
and four without fre-places; kftehen Win lour
rooms stable, carsiage-housr &c; ali 10 nrst-rale
order This IS just the place foA professional gen.
: Aise. the NEW AND ADMIRABLY
DWELLING No. Jos east Grace street, nearly op.
nosiIe the residence OF James Thomas, Esq, WIN
len rooms. There are the modern Improvements
snrn as range hot and cold water, &C. IN the mouse;
Also. the FIRST-RATE DWELLING No. ~
east Main street, between Second and Third streets.
with seven rooms besides kitchen and servant $
room. This is really good house, In CONVENIENT
and nice location: r,u, ne.,roor
Third and Fourth Streets lately occupied by General
R. T., Walker. with ten rooms. Kitchen win TOUR
rooms: gas, water. bath, &C. in the house.
Also DWELLING No. $40 Sixth street. netween
CLAY and Leigh streets with six rooms aud Kitchen
Sas water bath, 4 C, in the house.
Ai.o, DWELLING No. ID Adams street. beiween
Aain and Cary streets, with seven rooms ana all con-
Also. DWELLING No. 1872 west Clay street. just
above Adams with ten rooms, and large lot, well SET
In flowers and shrubbery. .,
Also. MOST EXCELLENT SMALL HOUSE No.
2l9 south Second street. In "Waverly Place. win
SIX rooms This house has all conYenlenceS, ano Is
nc SING as anv house III the city.
Also, DWELLING at southwest corner OF tonrt,l
and Canal streets with eight rooms, Eltchen Win
rooms, stable &C.; gas And wafer IN the h1Gse'
Apply TO GRObbS "lAHiAhio'
nc lG.aodSt
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BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Il AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. SIN MULES,
ONE HORSE. THREE WAGONS. HARNESS,
&C, AT THE RESIDENCE Of JOHN ;. ANS,
SFAK THE NEW RESERVOIR. IN HESRltO
COUNTY, At pUBLIC h y, Ig,Gr % YER s7e
AT 10 O'CLOCK 4. MIN execution of Il certain
deed Of trust from John s Asis to the undess1ed
UrnrIco County Court. d. f. 1ol, page 347, VIII,
hv direction of the beneficiary under said deed, he-
fault having been made In the payment OF ne notes
secured thereby, offer for sale the entire HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE OF said
Avis, consisting of
BEDS and BEDDING.
MATTRESSES. CHAIRS,
TABLES. STOVE.
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, &C.
ALSO,
GOOD MULES and HARNESS,
l HORSE.
8 WAGONS. =.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and TO pay on
notes amounting to %4O0, with all interest due
thereon; balauce upon terms TO be given at sale.
WILLIAM ELLYSO<.
oc1o Trustee.
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TOR RENT, DINING-ROOM AND ICE
IL CREAM SALOON 10 the grand sta9a, arg
tie FAIR Grounds. Call at the Fair rounds on
wednesday, October 22d, or &c 200 wrSt Broaa
$3.50 Zoe 2l -2txl FULTON e. THORP.
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FOE RENT

----E.s."I Ed1HE RENUS
nor RENT, THAT DESIRABLE s:l
II RESIDENCE, on CANDLES Hill, NO. 3eo -
south Third street. recently occupied on - b.ti,.
,oosn on each floor and all modern convenience.
=" GOOD tenant it will be rented very reasonaDe'
Applyto 0oi Peai Es;ste Agent,
aodow Rank and Eleventh streets.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
APAssENGER's SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

In the suit brought by Henry A. FIcisch-
mann against the steamship Hammonia, OF the Ham
burg-Amerioan Steam Packet Company, for $4,000
damages alleged injuries to the health and property
OF his family. in the United States District Court yester
day the evidence OF Eugene Lsuer the ships surgeon,
was taken. He testified that in his opinion Fleiseh
mauns had nclpieut smallpox at the time lie
moved 10 the stewards The treated as
Of smallpox, aud he believed now that the boy had
smallpox. Ho did not yaccinate any person board
the ship In consequence OF the boys illncss. Herman
WPud passenger the steamer testified that his
children PLAYED with Young Fleschmann during the trP
and nai thor arrival Hamburger three or them
taken ~ Nith symptoms OF fever. They recovered
within {. week. DR.. MOri'z Carl Hermann of Vienna,
tested that he the boy three weeks after his
val Nieana and That in his opinion he had beon suf
fonng from false smallpox The case VIII be continued
fn-lnK.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
TWICE MARRIED AND TWICE PARTED.

Charlotte Bonner of No. 231 West Twenty
tbIrd-s appeared in Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday afternoon charging her husband Peter j.. Bon
uer, with abandoning and refusing to support her 1t
appears that lie left her about eight years He had
a plumbing establishment between Thirteenth and
FOurieenth-ss., III FOurth-ave Last March he was re-
siding in Guttenburg and Mrs Bonner obtained a war
rant for his arrest, but he evaded it, They mar
ried sixteen years ago in Chicago Subsequently d.
yorce proceedings wero begun before Judge McCunn
and Richard Tweed appointed referee. However.
reconciliation effected, and the couple went 10 live
the Boulevard Bonner claims that carriages horses
and dresses his wfe's disposal They soon
arated again. Recently being Informed tnat he was
living IN Babylon with Elizabeth Halber she OBJ
Squad. to arrest him. The officer states that
the place IN splendid style. Bonner was remanded
for examination,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
DECISIONS-MAY %

Supreme Court -CbdmbTg-Bv Judge DonOhue.-
Ward at. tho Bushwck BarOdd COmpanY.-Nou0n denied
Mailer agt GOdnerUnser tho facts do not think the
notice can granted. In the matterO Baker-Nust be
reference Jordan agt Order stant Tet sgt la
thrOp-MOoD deneO the General Term has passed on the
lueslOn against the Henken srt Henkcn-Re-
ferred 10 J. NJ Levy ADAMS agt van bufth -OiutI must
stand Oppcnhemer agt. Won BieiaMotOD granted by de
Iau McCaTtir LOshitZ Calvin agt NanderpOel IaY
and another agt Bro0me Seymour 9gt OCOnnor l2ch'
meyer at t.achmeyer-See memorandum. tho
Mavor etc McCOskey agt SteWar-MOOns denied Spring
In the matter Of AOIan-Motions denied; see
memorandum Redding0D agt. MarlpOsa Land and Mining
Company Vauderwyck agt HOzksmp; Ruckman a2t Ruck-
man.-Denied memorandum kObmsonagt Mccartney
Shepherds Fold JacksOn.)derS gianed ODpenhelmer
ag Bea-AOtOn granted Sims ag Bank for savings
Ilppman agt. Bunham LlDpman agt Burnhaul-iOtl
granted: see memorandum In the matter OF Van SchacS
SDcetyOr Reformation OF JuyeHe DelDquents agt tGShr
WestbTOOk Van BrGDt StenoCk Hubener In the
matter OF the TIM oenth street Presbyterian Churh eslg
etc. agt BOpp Dry Dock savings Bank agt ScappeIt
SteucCk ag Hub Ferguson agt, Ward Emlgant IN
dustra savings Bank agt Mcnamara Kafner agL Myuus
the tue First German Baptist Church IN the
SackeIt McfIeTson agt. DOOady In the matter 0 kchGn
1rpp Trip Others Davis agG Beinan keldngto
society OF Juvenile Delnquents agt HAWKINS
sDseiai 7srn-By Judge Donohue-welner. etc.. agt.
Findings decree signed. Lock
wood agt Fack and others Findings and decree sigded
ajdIlRe G0Wi-ChdMbey-By justice McAGam.-
Well Shaer Bell Igt Bartholomew AsHOn agt hAtz;
Motion granted. Townsend agt. Meuck-Moton denied
without costs uabDtl NussOauu. -uIclies approved
Campbell BTO~nel agl. SXiPfOccedDgs dismissed; eW-
COnnnerAcuon 10 BE- nilnued ia the name o e
HaIl act. Weed BOwcs agt. MCGrathDt PENDANTS dis
charged mOnt agt Weie.Sec Endorsement on iapeIs
Ircn Sdmups Motion granted on conllt on Eogartpn
agf Brlley Paynter agt Hagcrty: Lewis Ggt. Prank
lps It. Wallis; aat. MCGi; same a.t SnTthi same
at. Reagan same agt. Cark-Proceedln8s dismissed
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER
rwIYE AND LETTER BALANCES.
POST OFFICE DEPARTING II,
MAsHINGION. ID. O.. Nav 10. II

SEALED PROPOSALS vii be received at this Department,
until the 10th day 1879 at y o'clock noon for iu-
nshing Wrapping Paper Twne, Letter Balances and Scales
for the use Of Offices the United states for one
year from the day Of July 1879 the said articles to be de-
Hvcred free expense the Department at the BLANK
AGENCY Of the Post ONCE Department Washington d. O.
The estimated quantity each article required is specified
below
10000 Reams Wrapping Paper 2OX2j inches in SIZE
and weigh than 22 pounds 70 the rean each am
to contain 20 perfect quires.
100 Reams OF Wrapping Paper 26x4O inches In size.
and to weigh than pounds the each resm
to contain 20 perfect quires.
10000 pounds Of Twne to be put mp IN balls weighing
about hall pound each and bound not to become loose
or tangled / transportation.
60 OOO pounds Hemp Twine. 20 be 3Dy, and
measure from 80 to yards the pound and to be put upn
balls weighing two pounds EACH and 80 bound s
not 10 become loose tangled in transportation
Letter Balances single beam, capable Of weighing eight
orpces ayorluros weight, and - rates metric SYSTEM
TO graduated down TO ounces aud single rates oi these
it Is supposed that 1000 viii be wanted.
Letter scales capable Of weighing four pounds avolupos
weght 10 he graduated OF these 1t Is supposed
that geo viii be wanted
a. th,r;v 30 n twelve 2lO n and six 60O.b scales.
Perfect accuracg strength durability will be required
in the Balances 20 be furnished.
samples OF each bid must accompany each bd
e the who NAV obtain the will be required
TO furnish articles OF quaAy III al respects efai 7" H"
Each Balance must be well ana securely packed in box
for transportation ana delivered lee o eNpelse u c aA
More or less Than the estimated quantities be ordered
as the necessities Of the Department may require al the d'
crction of the Postmaster General ,,.,
Awards will each article separately anG 10Y
only as are deemed advantageous 10 The Department
Blds not made IN conformity with this advertisements WIZ
be considered. ..
Each must furnish With his proposa guarantees Of
his ability comply with his bid and certnoato from post
master that such glaTantOrS are reliable persona
Blank forms for proposals viii be furnished on appcatono
the Blank Agency L. -. Department - n
bond with two sufficient suretes will be required 10 eacn
contract ,-----...,. ..-,r..,o, 60. .r
failure 10 furnish promptly any article contracted io or
ony attempt impose upon the Department articles nleo
the POstmasterCelsrd 10 those contra,
for viii be considered sufficient io tie forfeiture Oi he
Proposals be indorsed the envelope roposas ior @
letter balances" Proposals scales Proposals ior
NSr,n,n" Paner or Proposas Or wne. and aidI. TO
lHe li't @A0siS''Ni' ID. NJ. KEY,
Gone
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Kings County Supreme Court Mon
day. Judge Gilbert granted decroe of absolute divorce
to Charles d. Marsh from his wife, MartDa W. Malsh.
Judge Gilbert reserved his decision on motion
amony and counsel fee in tho limited divorce SUIT
OF Mary A. Smith against Albert Smith. Charges oi
cruelty and inhuman treatment one SIDE arc onset
by allegations drunkenness and improper conduct ON
the other.
Judge McCue, in the Brooklyn City Court
Monday. issued order for the arrest OF Conrad
Goldbach. living In Humboldtst. near Montr0sehVe''
in suit brought by Robert spzer TO recover SIOooo
damages. Tho plaintiff was arrested on May on the
charge Of giving to G0ldbach worthless check for i
ON The Murray Hill Bank I'm which 1t was found that he
had q deposit OF only 81 10. Wnen examined by JUS
tce Ferry Splitter showed that the day before tne
check was presented he had deposit OF $4,000 IN the
bank and that the day after the check was drawn
the deposit was increased from Sl1 ID 10 $500.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for TOBACCO.
OFFICE PURCHAsNG AND DEPor G. 3

NkW YORK CIrY, Nav l5. lg7q
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate addressed - The M
dersgned Will be received AZ this onoe nnt u O'Clock
the 9TH day Of June, 1879 at which time
teV wl be opened In presence OF ndr for 30 pounds
OF m2nuso ured Tobacco equal 10 standard sample en-
az This Office Tho Tobacco ~ be plugs twelve inches long
and three inches wide and eacn plug 20 weigh sixteen
The plugs 10 b. packed IN boxes
sycamore wood reefourhs OF an inch tbok. the bess
quality, free from knots checks Eacn ain
forty olnds and paper foil q Do used In rapp ng
packing Actual gross and net weights 10 be maxo1
each box The Tobacco delivered Ia the
Depot In the City NcwYOrk. within thirty ay- aftcT
notification OF award The price named in the proposal must
be Tor the Tobacco delivered as above tax paid The osaeo
viii be subject 70 inspection after delivery and
accepted paid for that is In respect found inferior
tha contracted for sample OF b0X Of the must
accompany the proposal be referred therein copy
of this advertisement must b. securely attached each
duplicate PROPOSAL and must be mentioned therein
prsng part oft The United states the 10
reject all proposals. Proposals. must DE lnclos-i
sealed envelopes marked Proposals for Tobacco adj
dressed to B. DUBARRY.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
DEPARTURE or the THIRrEEyrH.

The 18th Regiment of Brooklyn started
last night on Its Canadian trip. The soldiers
assembled az the Arm0rY, In Flatbush-aye
Brooklyn. at y. IN. There Colonel Austen
reminded the that their conduct must be that OF
gentlemen and added that any dsgraced himself
as a soldier he would return citizen The regiment
then march ID the foot OF Montaguest, whence II was
taken to the foot Of East Thirty-fourih-st. this
city. From that point IL marched to the Grand
Central Depot, arriving there about $3.50. The full
strength The command was $40. The regiment proper
formed companies OF thiriy-two men, rank
oolnmoda,ion OF che regiment contained fourteen
cara Sleeping coaches were provided for the Of
dcers 0nce the train. the soldiers proceeded ~
make themselves comfortable as possble for tho all
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
DEFENCE IN THE SMITH CASE.

COUNSEL FOR BENNETT AND MRS SMITH MAKING
TIE CLOSING sPEECHES-AN ENTIRE DAY CON
SUMED IN ABGUMENT
The arguments for the defence in the Smith
murder tral occupied the whole OF yesterdays session
of the court IA Jersey City and were still unfinished
when the court adjourned for the day. An immense
thrOng of spectators including many ladies and mem
bers OF the Hudson County Bar, were IA attendance
The prisoners looked hopeful during most OF the time
while ther counsel were speaking; but Mrs. smith be-
trayed her increasing nervousness by weeping men the
lawyers described the murder OF ler husband and Ben
nett blushed and put bs hand his eyes when his
love for Mrs. Smith the subject VI comment.
Mr.. Collins, OF Mrs Smiths counsel, was tie first
sneaker lie reviewed tue Testimony from beginning "
and occupying about tbree hours and baf with hs
speech For nearly hour he talked about the duty Of
the Jury 20 acqu the prisoners unless they proved
10 be guilty beyOno all reasonable doubt The manner
I'm which Officer Smith murdered, the dis
coyeries which were made at the house the
next day, and Mrs Smiths conduct were presented 90
the Jury as proving her innocence instead Of her guilt
The wounds on the body OF the wounded man, ID was
argued, proved that they were inflicted by strong
man. No blood had found the carving and
which belonged 70 the household and there
was no proof that the murder had been committed with
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
CAIFNDARs This DAY.

sUPnnT couEr-cn tNBgRs y po9oaue J-Nes G7; 6S G5,
Is 80 81 1ls l26 l55 i54 49, I5S l4G' l72 lsO loi
GIaEgAL TEIoi-BTady, lngail9 and Daniels gJ.-Nos
g. l. 3. Is. T. q, 9 TO- H. r. - J. 10 lt IL = i3 ~
i0Ia Il. H. 81, g5 81. IL. 4l3. 49,
SPECIAL TFR,l-Vau l,runt, J.-Law and Fact-Nos. 593
I95i iGi5 IGjG 1857 1913 1915 5b3 H52 $50 1896.
s7I 1850 1919 1885, lO95, 1890 el9, lo3, 1883 1922
CIRcUr3PARf I-Tappan J-Nos 5o3j. 1922 sio, 3274
cas- 3s4 1896 l69J. 1891. 4ll9, 1854, 3bZl 1876 S64l
Gao J293 jOls, l52A $685. 31Ol' 3'Oi $780, oVo o'oH
PAEr II-van Worst. J-Case No. s75.-Holns ast
PART IfI-lawrcnce, J.-short Causes-Nos 1925. 1850
5000 1901 4725, 4i56 40l 5S2@ 43O2 3g29 509I a9s9
sufEmoG couRr-GESERAL TEaM.-AdjOurned until June
srEch TERy-sper ,o J,Eo day ,oa salsodar len lar,
TRIAL TERh-PAsf l-Adlourned Tor the TERM
Part II.-AdiOurned fOT the tern
Part III-Adourued FOR The term ,,, -, -, "a
COMMON PLEAs-GESEEAL iERM-Adlonrned unul Juue 10
EQUIIY TEsNi-Adjourned for the term; - o.
TaIAL Tgnl-PAEI I-yan Hoesen J-one HoaT G Canses %
2I72 2I5G lg4 2l5 1874 2l73, 2l7i 2l9I, 2OGl 22O5
PART II-Adlourned FOR the term.
MAINE CoUg5o TRIAL I5N-PAHT M Aker M & sa 5s9Tt 3a1
$780, 64iG. 64i1, o397, 6522 1896. . o, -, -, o,.-
PAN I-SmOtt. J.-shOrt CausesNos Gle9, Gas $50.
6l 63Z9 6327 6jjS. b554 6542. $780, $780, 63lO 6Sij
Ppaf II-Goepp J-short Causes-Nos bsl0 G4u, 1851,
G326 G3Sl GlSi 62S2, 5S52 GllO OSe9 636S Ol@ ojoJ
GENERAL sEssloSs-PARr I-Cowing 1.-THE People agr;
Patrick Larken Charles Wilson Thomas ConneIs, Maud
Jane Baird grand larceny William Farrell teonons a.,
narson Catharine Erickson cruelty children James Nc
Intee assault and battery Patrick Nadueu JACOB lah
wilson Wild NIcO!as smith Julius FOss Da' Id JOles
william ). jenkins, Eliza brown. J0hn Har,,soh Wliah
ing sailors Boarding House law John Peterson. William Cor
den. Thomas l.. Smith. receiving stolen goods nm,
- OYER AND IER,nNGE-Barrot5 1.-THE People ast William
T. raw
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
AN ENERGETIC INVALID WIFE.

DR.. Sumner A. Mason, residing at No.
IOl East sxty-second-st brought action yesterday
against Edmond Warlng architect at No. 273 Lex
ngtonaye, befOre judge iDgerso in the Seventh Dis
trict Court $23s FOR professional services
rendered wife of the defendant during the latter
part Of 1876. Mr. Waring an old gentleman, who was
worth over 100000 at the time Dr. Mason attended
hs wife, refused to pay the bill upon the ground that
she did need any medical attendance, and that 1t
was part Of the policy she had been pursuing for sew
eral years him into debt During the trial or the
case it was also shown that Mrs Varing had attempted
10 take his life about the time that Dr. Mason first
called in to her. that the defendant had
that time allowed her l75 amonth. This amount he con-
sdcrcd amply sufficient 10 meet all her expenses, and
be therefore refused 10 pay the doctors bill Dr. Mason
was the first witness examined and he testified that he
had visited Waring in bis professional capacity
almost daily from the 7th OF August, 1876 until the
latter part OF year. and that she at that
time In need OF medical attendance.
Mr Waring testified thai the first time Dr. Mason was
called his house he sent for by his wife, who
had struck HIM down with bottle, nfictng severe
a wound that no was unconscious for time after
When she saw min nsenslble from the effects of the
blow she had dealt him she became alarmed and sent
for the Doctor Previous to the time Ars Warng struck
hiId with the bottle he had been allowing her 500 q
month her private expenses but this she
did not think Sufficient, and IL because he had
fused to give Der money that She attempted TO take bis
Considerable amusement was created by the evidence
Of susan Iubbs the colorcd cook, who living in the
house with Mrs Wariug during the time covered by the
drciOr's bl for medical attendance. Mhen asked II
sfe considered Mrs Waring SICK she laughed loud and
long. ana said that the LADY always took her meals eg
ary and that she never knew any one who did that TO
he sick. Snr did not believe that there anything
the matter with Mrs Warng except that she wanted 10
All the expense she coud upon her husband. Mrs
Waung had told her that such her object. she
her out walking three or four times day aud sbe
always went out riding twice day. Counsel on both
sides having asked permission TO send in briefs on the
points OF law involved III the question: Judge InSerSo
reserved his decision.