The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-09

~urn lnqusitve remarks from the slib spoken mai
tefore him, and presently concluded TO take stTol
up the street whilo waiting for the defendant u
return. Aher being sbsent fifteen or twenty
biinu'os, the attorney again vsitod the house, and
Ills time saw the wife Of the deiend,nL vho ssid he
husband was not in and would be gore all day. eut-
soquent inquiry In the neshborhood proved that hs
toiore mentioned man v~ the COW dealer, Who had
thus eluded the lawyer. Afer many fruiiIe" eforts
hy different individuals " scrve The summons on
She defendant whom they did not know. The
gentleman him,ef undertook the task and
with HE frs, named friend on ono occ'sion un'uo.
ee.iully watched Tor the ootey during The betttr
part Of an .ntlro day. an followed the matter up until
late in the evening The wife vas wary and watch
fu, never admitting tho pre,cbee u her husband In
the house and although The p-onisee we're visited al
the oafles; hour In tho morning at all hours in tho
daytime or the latest hour at night, by many DIFF.
foront partic, the summons was no, served
Atleneth Uncle jim" hoard tho story told, and
volunteered 10 serve the paper the locker. II IL
va part Of the "coE-csse" q description Of Uncle
Jane, would be interesting, for II would shor how
we'll he adapted for tho business he
hsd undertaken. lie 10 an original genus .
smart buslne. man, wealthy full Of humor
never offending any ons, and beloved by all sho
know him, for his many excellent qualities. Ills
a
full description Of the GOV dealer he took tho sum
mona and wssered that he would not fail 70 serve H.
During the forenoon Of the following day, while the
wife Of the joetey vas busy preparing
the noon day meal for her family, an ell
deriy gentleman called at tho door, and asked
abe know where q GOV could DO seen
that advertised tor sale, somewhere In tht
neighboihoot. The somsa hOsits'ed at first then
declared she had ono down belo~ that would be sold
The two proceeSo 10 the stable where they look ed "a
. Gov talked COW, and walled around an animal,
which the woman said for sale. The gentle
man thought tho COW ought 70 be taken out
into the yard, and assisted the woman TO unfasten
the beast. While ENGAGED in this operation
mail sizcd man entered the s'sbls and also
entered into the conversation acting apparently lse
. man who wanted 10 hop the woman ret q good
price for her COW. "Unole jim" for he pn the gen.
ueman. eyed tho man, but continued W dirc.. all
OILS rsmarks 10 the woman. Very soon he found the
man began to take a deeper interest In tho matter,
and st last he obtained from tho FELLOW his
name "Ahr' said Uncle jim, you have
brother In tho country that rsiSes full
olooded Durham cattle. I believe / have
heard Of the name before. LII mo see, | want
N get his address" Then taking sorno papsr out Of
oils pocket "Uucle jim" presented one 10 the
ne would mote the contents thereof" The Jockey was
taught at last In vain he pretended that tho paper
sss intended for some other man" Uncle Jim"
aid he knew better, and 90 tho summons va. served
day or two after this, tho COW dealer sont .
friend TO the gentleman who bought the durham
COW" Thh friend" proposed TO purchase the COW,
but tho gentleman declared be could not .en the
animal, and would not sw inde any man by dirposins
ID % worthless beat. II then appeared that the
oov jockey w~ willing 70 refund por-
tsou Of tho money. The gentleman
finally Agreed to receive eighty dollar, enc
return the COW. Before this Arrangement VA
carried out lawyer consulted BY the COW dealei
and the compromise broken of. The suit was sfter
yards tried In the Marine Court. In addition 10 h,
other witnesses the defendant brought . huge mllh
t-, which he declared he Mwys 6llod
With milk drawn from the udder Of tho
red COW, with one horn half broken ofI.
which he sold to the plaintiff In May las. Witnesses.
however, established tho facts above related D,fen
dsnrs attorney made lengthy and powerful appe.
ON behalf Of the COW dealer. Plaintiff attorney ,ub
mitted the 70 his Honor With the simple retna,t
That although the Judge might have heard Of
horse Jockeys which we're common enough, 4, vn eel.
dom people ever came In contact with q COW Iockev
and ~ his client had been dealing with one he would
be satisfied 10 take tho judgment Of the Court on
The evidence that had been prcssnted. The
nudge took the papers reserved hi, decision a. u.u.l
and finally rendered a verde, in favor Of the plain
MI for 500 and costs. The Gov Jockey .ub.oouen,lx
paid over the money, and vent 70 jamaica Altar hi,
COW. II 10 said he swore some while driyips hi,
'fal-blooded Durham" back to the damp st,l,l. h.
meath his abode In this city. b. ended the SEQ.
case"
The RECENT DISASTER ON THE STEAM
noAr AnHow-REcovEaY or osE ~ rnr BopIss-
Yesterday morning tho body Of Mr. Gcorso D Conn.
OF. Of fonheu, who was drowned at the time of Al,
explosion on the steamboat Arrow on Saturday A.
tsnoon' was found floating In tho North River a. thu
not OF West 10th street. Coroaer Cover hold an In.
quest on the body, and The jury found that e,cassd
came 70 his death by iros Ming, by Jumping into n.
nver from the steamboat Arrow on the 9TH day OF
August, 1865 At the time Of the explosion Oh said
boat" Deceased was 9l years Of age, and p.tly. az
New York.
ANOTHER VICTIM
Inc BODY Of an unknown female vas found floating
hs' evening =, pier No. IL East River II is supposed
70 30 ths body OF his Erickson Who VA. one Of tho
passenger on board the III fstod "Arro1." a. tbs
description len a. the Police Telegraph oflcs tale,
almost exactly. The relations Of the lady vsrs
potihed.
MUSIC TO-DAY AT TIKI CENTRAL PARK.
This ahornoon from till g., the Fax ,orpe, Hsnd
VIII make music on tie lake These concsr. a.s to
be Siven every wednesday Tor tue p e.ent, provided
people enough turn out 10 show au lille e., who
pays for the music 10 question olton a,led Tn,
answers The PAih Commissioner, paw Tor a.. but
the Sd 9th and 1h avenue aud Bet Railroad, con. n.
butte po'ion Of the expense ca. /, "a. .ou,
9ne-fiilh.
DWHrPrNG TO DEATH or A Boy.
II 10 stated that boy Of IA, only ,on o. v,lo,sa
uothar. was rscantIv .apt.nco1 =. a.. =,