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New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

SUPREME COURT-Tomplins County
= Iobp w Holden and Elizabeth Holden Heuan Holden Fox
Iol eu Harriet Holden William Holden Sarah Hoten Wealthy De-
vine Emily Hnchkiss David Otchk Betey Holden George Holden
Naa VoIen Matilda Demun George Demuu, Hiram LeayeuNoih
Elizabeth Leayenworh Clsrlda Eoit smith D. Elliott JonG H.
Chase MAY Chase Chase Mary Loua Chase, Harrison ROB
errs Francis Roberts Emma Roberts, Oliver Roberts uua
Holden Eulhert Holden Charles ~ Holden, sally Ann Holden
V.l.o1 I9 EN- Maria Holden Holden, Nna Holden
eoe Holden Jennie Yates and Arthur G. Yates Edwin Leayen
+S All Cinderella Leayeuwoh To the defendants abOyenaei:
You are hereby the complain. oiyohu W oh
and Elizabeth Iolel plaintiffs copy OF when VIII De Le he
C Office of Tompkns and copy Of
o5 The crie at his IN Ithaca. NewYork No Cornell IL
bv within twenty tie service Of this summons exclusive o
the service The plaintiffs will apply 10 The Court ior TIE feAe
led u c0mp'1iHi
T. n. FINCH. Plaintify Attorney. Ithaca, y. Y.
The complaint this action above referred 10 bed n the once o.
rOmpkins County the Sd dav Of July, 1905
Jr6 lavGwM r. NJ FINCH Plaintiffs Attorney.
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TRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

SUNpAY TRAtys8o A. m Wag Train, Ousyiei l2f0 or
D. H. Nght Erprs for Danklrk Baaalo Roesisr
SaizraHcl all West auJ SOUTH s;D m, bmsfA All
Way Tran Il;C0 for Paterson and Port Jeryi" u-,
Express Trains through 70 Salamanca DunkIA ana
out change coaches and with all Southern 49,
Western lines.
Nght Trans. a.,
Iets sn obtained the Companys ofceNo 2il BToaisay-
DEPOT 100. f CAanbeTsst NeSiok ao Long DOCK DsoS JssV
The New York herald., 1868-06-11
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

RkC0vERED.-The man, 10 hn Stanley, who on the
night OF the 10th May was stabbed in Fourteenth
street, and sent to the hospital, was yesterday dis
charged having recovered from his wounds. Peter
Garman. one OF the parties who are accused OF the
assault, was consequently admitted to bail by JUS
tice Dodge.
DRAWING REvoLvER.--iesterday afternoon
David Ramsey, Of No. ~ Greenwich street, caused
the arrest by officer Bennett OF the Twentyseventh
precinct, OF John Evarts, who he alleged had drawn
n revolver and threatened to shoot him. The parties
were taken before Justice bowling at the Tombs and
Evarts was committed In default OF bail for trial.
BEATING AND BITING AN OFrIcER.-Yesterday
morning John Supple a seaman was much intoxi-
Gated and quite disorderly In water street, when
ofnccr Mullaly, OF the Fourth precinct endeavored
to quiet and induce him to go home. Supple was
freely given, and continuing In his disorderly
conduct the officer had no alternative but TO arrest
srt9 e p t eus ~ re ana acc Wh
his dst seized one Of the ocal fingers between his
teeth and DIT It nearly OIL. The olncer tnereupon
face, which had the efect OF bringing him to terms.
The prisoner was then taken TO the Tombs, and on
the officers complaint Justice Bowling committed
him for trial In default OF bail. a.. az r-rr
LAGER BEER WAGON RuNSISa Iwo CAR
HiAsE-F. f. Wiley, driver OF one Of the Lyon lager
beer brewery wagons was yesterday brought before
Judge Connolly, at the Yorkvie Police Court,
charged with reckless driving. The complainant,
Mr.. VIM. Essclment, living In I11th street, says he
was driving @ his carriae along Bloomingdsle road ~
big truck into his carriage upsetng it, throwing
him to the RTound and breaking the carriage into
pieces. The sccused was temporarily committed to
answer the charge d"
EXTRA OFFrcroUsNEss OF THE PoLJCE. -OfIlcer
Challard. OF the Thirteenth precinct, evidently be-
longs to the General Butler smelling committee
school. he yesterday arrested and brought before
Judge Shandley, OF the Essex Market Police Court,
Julius Weimsr who Keeps grocery store, corner OF
the Excise law. IL was clearly shown in evidence
that the accused never sold any liquor on his
premises. The policeman thought he did, however,
went smelling about TO see n he could nnd any
evidence IN support of his hypothesis. He did
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TRAGEDY IN saooxfItlu, NY.

lFrOm the Utlca Ieralu, JUNE VI
The particulars OF one OF the most brutal murders,
committed In Madison county, have reached Us.
Moses Johnson who resided I'm the southwest quar-
ter Of the town Of Brook field amp near the old Metho-
dist church, was, ON Saturday, found To have been
murdered in his house and his body thrown into
the well. He had been missed by his neighb0rs
since Thursday evening, the 4fh inst when the mur-
der was probably committed. ON Friday, the 9th,
the Oversccr OF Highways called at his house FOR the
purpose Of notifying MN Of projected work on the
Spouse but the barking OF hls watch dog, thought
Mr. johnson was about the premises and
that he could see him the following
day, which would answer just as we'll
him next day. as he had anticipated, he just al
night on saturday. sent lad to see and notify him.
The boy approached the door, as hrs employer had
done the day before and, after waiting awhile, ven-
evidences OF the foul deed. He at once gave the
alarn and the neighbors, repairing TO the dwell
ing found an axe snearcd with blood and hair anda
trail OF blood from chair near the stove 10 the front
door or the dwelling, which was also ia the direc
tIon OF the well. further examination discovered
the body ut the bottom large stones upon
II. The skull was cleft In che back the fun size OF
the axe and the brain penetrated 10 the depth OF
two or three inches. The deceased was some my
I'VE years OF age and had for time lived enllre
making shingles ana was also much employed asa
horse doctor. lie was known few days since 10 pc
IN possession OF o considerable sum oi money VIII
which he proposed 70 pay mortgage on - iecen'
purchase OF land which, however nas n1s oeen sgan p
Mr. ]. was last seen alive on THURSDAY evenine,
at about nine oc,oLi BY two boys who called nj
his house, They wsrs there wh1e ne TOOK Yea. Oh
their leaving he vr.t d with them part OF the way
and, bidding them good nlgn re,n,ne" , ia % ae m ut
Coroner Beebe Of North Br0okded, with aJury, have
the matter I'M charges but a. yet no clue Ia the per
petrafOrs has been discovered.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

TIE GO0DwOOD CUP.-This cup will be presented
tomorrow night to the class Of 1869 OF Columbia
College.
EMraRATIoN.-Thus far at this port as compared
with last year, the emigration from Europe is less by
189O0 This year the total number Of arrivals ia set
down at sl7S1, against l00,6s7 during the same time
last year.
HOME FOR INcURABLEs.-The anniversary exercises
OF the Home for Incurables-the institution Is at
West Farms-takes place this afternoon at haf-past
three O'Clock.
NEW FLOUR.-Georga has the honor this year Of
introducing new -four into the market. Very hand
some samples OF the star Of life from Georgia new
wheat were exhibited az the Corn Exchange yester-
day.
COUNTERPART FIVE GENT PlEcEs.--There are any
quantity OF base Ave cent pieces In circulation in
this city, Look out for them. They are poorly made
and greasy TO the touch.
THE scANDrSAvIANs.--The Scandinavian Society
held meeting last night at their headquarters to
make arrangements for properly celebrating the
national anniversary.
HEALrHY.--Dr. Harris declares that the last was
the most healthfu week New York has enjoyed since
June, ls67.
THE MONUMENT TO THE LATE POLICE INSPECTOR
CARPENTER, OF THIS CIrY.-This monument, placed
over the remains Of the deceased Inspector st
Cypress Hills Cemetery Will be unveiled in the pre-.
sence Of many who mourn his loss this afternoon, at
two O'Clock. Completed 1t cost 81, 100.
A STRAWBERRY FEsrrvAL---The ladies of the Lex
ington Avenue Presbyterian church, on the of
Fortysxth street. held in the lecture room, Tues
day and last evening" strawberry festival. On both
occasions II was well attended, and 20 far as we
could ascertain the receipts were satIsfactHy.
SECOND BRIaApn.-The regiments forming the
Second Brigade, with the exception Of the Third in
fantry, excused by command OF Brigadier General
Louis Burger will meet for practice in evolution Of
the line, dress parade and review this afternoon in
Tompkn's square. Brigade line forms on Fifth
avenue right resting on Eighth street, at hafpast
two o'clock. s. ~, -f .-t ..trt-, ~. ~ q.
TIE NEW Posi- OFyicR BUILDING IN THIS CrTY.-
Yesterday the Postal Committee Of the House Of
Representatives named the following gentlemen as
commi sson to superintend the erection OF the new
Post ONCE building In this city, to be erected at the
southern end OF the City Hall Park:-Charles A.
Dana, Jackson Schultz, w. Il. Dodge, John T. H0n-
man, John Sturgs, James Kelly and Charles H.
Rogers. In tle bill just reported to the House
authorizing the construction of the building II 10
provided that the cost shall not exceed s. 500 00o
STRUCK BY LIGHTNrNG.--Tuesday evening, during
the progress OF the rain storm, the nag star the
roof Of the public school in Seventeenth street was
struck by lightning and shattered to pieces Beyond
the demolition Of the pole, there was no further
injury done. Numbers Of children were in the
building at the time the pole was struck. Fortu-
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COURT CkLeNOARS--Tnls DAY.

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.--Nos. IL, 20, T.,
B. D. T. 10, IA, 16 10, 435, 20, 49, "A, 45 46, AZ,
4S, 40, SO.
SUPREME COURr-SPECIAL TERM.--NOs 112iS, 146,
1885, 172 176 1856, 1856, 1SS, 192, l93 %, "A, o. o.
~ 1872 1877, 1885, 19s, 200, 2ol, 2o2 2O, 2O4, 2O5,
206 2O7.
SUPREME ECOURT-CIRCUIT-Part1 Mos 1042, 1Io5,
944 762, ~, 4S. 300, 600, 775 S2S 1873 360s p 445
u.s. 1247, 1915, 1542, ITS, 140O
SUPREME ECOURT-CHAMBERS-NOs. SO, SO, 81, 166
209 2l4, 2l5, 237, 249, 26O 267, 289, 276, 2s2.
SUPERIOR COURr-TRIAL TERM.-Part Nos. 3S03,
1927 394 3s75 1886, 39s9, 1885, 3997 4O0 $685. 1885,
1000, 40l5, 40l7, 40l9 1921.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM.-Part Q
Nos 431 32 110l, 323 557 $685. 99s s94 921 1885, s42
1473, 597, $50, 209s, 730.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 146O, 1887,
1905 1870 1914, 1896, 1897 1898, 1599 1891, 16OO
1902 16OS 1904, 15Ol1, 1906, 1907 1908, 1909 1870
l6il 1912, 1919, 1914, 1917, 1918, 1919.
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demand for trial. He never had the remotest idea
that Q Jury would convict him.
ANOTHER CASE
In 1850 Asa w. Lee was insurance clerk in the
COmptroller's ONCE. The Insurance Department had
not been organized at that time and Lee had charge
Of the securities. IL reported that quite large
amount OF bonds were found missing and 90 waa
removed but We believe no criminal proceed,n0s
were commenced against him. subsequently he Sc
curedsa position la the Treasury Department at
crime was traced to Lee. lie was convicted about a
year ago and sentenced to the Albany Pepitentiarv
His presence here was known to but few of hia old
acquaintances, and many who knew him vii, ne snr
prised to learn that he died in prison ahou three
weeks ago.
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DR.. Mariana Arosem rna, Of Panama.

A sad and fatal accident occoured at Panama, on
Sunday morning, May 80. DIR. Mariana Aroscmena,
o prominent citizen OF Panama, while opening
the window Of his bedroom, in the third story, lost
his balance, and fell into the courtyard bclow-a
depth OF nearly thirty feet As the accident occurred
about five O'Clock In the morning, he was not dis
covered until about an hour afterwards He sur
vved only few hours, having received SC.
we're internal INJURIES but retained his senses
and power OF speech until the last. Ills remains
were Inferred with considerable pomp, being accom-
panied to the cemetery by the military forces, fol-
lowed by almost the entire population The deceased
was the last but Of the signers OF the Declaration
independence when the sfilmus cut itself or from
the Spanish yoke, and since that time he has filed
many OF the leading offices under the government,
both Of the State Of Panama and OF the republic.
He was formerly Minister to Peru, long time
Consul for Bolivia and recently Minister Plenipeten-
tary to represent the Central American States at
American Congress In Lima Previous to his death
he had completed an elaborate and highly interest
ing history Of the sthmus, for which labor he was
probably more competent than any living man. For
some time past he was engaged In editing the
Spanish columns Of the Star ana Herald
in which journal he always took deep
interest and for which ne was engaged
writing an article on the anniversary OF the
death OF Bolivar at the moment he came TO
timely an end. Don Mariana seventy-four years
Of age and leaves but three four of the old school
vi spanish gentlemen behind him In Panama.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11
SUPREME couRT-eeMsRAL TERM.

The Forman VIII Case-AppeaI from the DE.
,l. crec of the Surrogate.
Before Judges Barnard, Sutherland and Card0zo.
IN NE Natter Of the Last win ana Testament Of
Ann Marta Fbrman.-This extensively litigated
and frequently reported case came before this
court again yesterday morning ON an appeal from
decree OF the Surrogate admitting to probate, as
one win, two papers propounded as the last will
papers were executed by the testatrx and given to
two of her friends. The testatriX died, In 1866 at
private %adaoqss as Flushing l. and her
TO this asylum applied for letters Of administration
her estate which was estimated to be worth about
testing the probate Of the papers above alluded 10 on
the ground OF Mrs. Formans alleged insanity q: the
name was Sutton; and she had married Mr. For%an
IN 1896, after courtship extending over period of
about twenty years. The estate in litigation left
to her marriage, Enos B. Forman being worth
but trining amount Of property, and In receipt
she executed a will leaving her husband q very large
proportion Of her property, but afterwards made q
second viii, In which bis share was considerably
diminished. The two papers now offered were exc
cuted In 1852, and In the following year she was
moved to the lunatic asylum, being then indisputa-
papers and ct an interview between himself and his
wife at the asylum she tore them to pieces. The
pieces were preserved pasted together and are now
ecutOr under the will, and contested by her hus-
band There Is but slight difference between the two
wfils anu on IOrlner appeal last year the appel-
late court sent them back and directed the
Surrogate to decide which paper was the will.
The Surrogate declined to make any other de-
cis0n, holding that there was nothing conflicting
in the documents, and that they might be admitted
con5ointy. The principal question IL as to whether
Mrs. ForInan was insane at the time she executed
these papers, though she was admittedly SO some
time afterwards. The evidence adduced by the con-
,estants shows On this point that Mrs Forman was
Iccting pebbles from the seaside 70 ornament her
garden, making Kites for children, expressing re-
-r.k.r, <.lxfta ana hat Nv.
had singular tastes In the selection Of pctures one
which was In her possession having sheep actually
painted In 1t which was larger than bouquet repre-
sion at Newport she desired 10 descend steep cliff
10 obtain very white stone which lay on the sea-
shore but was prevented by her husband, who
forced her into the carriage and drove her to the
hotel. W
At the close Of the argument the reserved Its
aecfelOn --- p
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT counT-iN ADMIRALTY.
Collision Case-Decision

W0ia0sn MCDONALD Us. The Steamboat St0right.--
The libel In this case was fled to compensa-
ton for damages incurred in collision which oc-
Cured at pier No. 6NOrh river in September, 1864.
The Starlight was q sidewheel tug steamer, which
had towed canalboat to the pier and there let 60.
The ship Douglas came in contact with the canal
boat and had her rudder broken and other injuries
sustained to the amount OF 500. The libel was
against thel tugb0at for leaving the canalb0at in an
improper position, from which the collision resulted.
Judge Blatchford In giving Judgment said there was
n0 iault on the part Of the tugboat. The libel must
be dismissed with costs.
p H; 2. Marvin for hbellant; Benedict Bene-
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and being, OF course heavier than the air. descended
- where he was working and sttned him. He ct
once cried for help, and while being hoisted BY .
emitting the gas which produced his immediate In
senslbility. He had almost reached the top, but
being unconscious, fell back TO the bottom OF the
well, distance OF twenty-five feet. He now sues
for damages on; the ground that the accident 0c-
CURED through the careessness Of the defendant In
up general denial and an allegation that the drain
In quc stion was thoroughly repaired. sealed ver-
plaintiff. J. r. Dooittle, Jr.; for defendant J. Balm
bridge Smith.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11
SUPERIOR CouRT-speclAl TERM.

The Lolita Mystery-Habeas Corpus Re-
fused.
Before Judge Garvin.
Joseph A. Crabtree, father OF LOtta the actress,
whose position now seems to take an important
phase in the drama Of Every Day Life, was brought
up before the court in order that the cause Of his de-
tentlon might be thoroughly Investigated.
. Assistant District Attorney Hutchins stated that
the petitioner was committed by order OF the court
without bail.
Judge Garvin considered that sufflcent cause had
been shown to authorize his detention and remanded
him and discharged the writ OF habeas corpus.
Howe for the relat0r; Hutchns contra.
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SUPERIOR csus1-raAl 1tam-P@T l.
Alleged Ncgligence-Action for Damages.
Before Judge Barbour.

HtIUTt JuuEt
D. G,O,senthoi as. E1ederich Brent et dL-Ihis
was an action to recover $1,000 for injuries sus-
iained by piaintn through aleaed negligence OF the
defendants. In the mouth OF June, 1866, plantifr
was employed b. defendants TO dig well adjoining
their establishment on Long Island for the nanulac-
ture OF white enamel. While in pursuit OF MS
vocation plalnu came ip contact Win n
drain used Tor the purpose of carrying OF the
sulphurated hydrogen rom the factory. II was
observed that some OF the bricks supporting this
upon plaintiff requested defendants ~ have 1t
repaired, az the gas was poisonous. Defendants
complied with painkn's request. subsequently,
when plaintiff digging, portion OF the covering
OF the drain broke, causing the gas 10 issue forth,
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ma on shelf bottle Of whlskey, and viewins.t g
proof strong - Holy Writ seized the bottle, and at
the same time laying his judicial hands on NJ
Weimer brought the latter before the magistrate Mr.
weimer stated on his oath that the whiskey IVES for
0f.his family also Confirmed. The Judge dismissed
the complaint but In doing 80 administered scath-
ing rebuke to the policeman for his extraordinary
and unjustihable ofhci0usness In the case and adj
vised him that the tyranncal trampling upon indivi
dual rights prevailing In Congress could not he
initiated with impunity BY the policemen OF New
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SUPERIOR couHT-eensaAl TERM.
Important Point Of Practice.

Before Judges Robertson, Jones and Garvn
Quinn Us. B'oUnett-Ths was an appeal from an
order entered at special term. The action was to
recover 5000 damage for alleged breach OF con.
tract on the part Of defendant. The case was by
consent ordered before q referee, but the consent
and order were stricken out by the presiding judge
aud another referee substituted upon his own mo-
tion, The defenAaht then moved to set aside the
order made Mt special term, which was denied, and
the case now came up on appeal, the question being
whether the court Q9 power to strike out the name
OF . referee on its"own motion and substitute
another without the cunseut Of either party. De-
cIslon reserved. For plainuG, Justice quinn: for
defendant, II. Aveucll. a.n s.l i..t-f
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Correction.

Joshua Remington Us. The Atlantic Royot Maa
Syeana Navigation Company, Ne,o York ana Gal,cay
LtSe.-In the Judgment given by Judge Nelson in
this case and published In the HERALD yesterday,
there an error in the ofcial copy received for
publication. The sentence In reference the forma
tOn Of the company should be, not 1t received
On1Ctally In this ONCE, but tnus:-''It appears that
the company asincorpOrated on the sth OF October
1858. but that the collision occurred the 2.d or
the same month, fifteen days subsequently"
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OBITUARY.

Major Charles q. Upbaui, u. =. N.
A despatch from Montpelier, Vermont, announces
that this Ofcer was found dead i'm his bed at that
place yesterday morning. Major Upham was son
Of the late United States Senator Upham, and was
born In Vermont about the year 1918. He entered
the naval service in 1852 and by his ability
the rank he held. During the rebellion he served a
paymaster at various points in the South! and was
distinguished for his integrity ana strict attention L.
duty. Socially he was q thorough gentleman and
was greatly admired by all who knew him.
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eR ROOkLYN oITY.
CIV COURT.


Uoha8es CIuoe@ Tor BOdny Injurtes.
Before Judge Thompson.
Chas. Nanvon rs. G. d X. Potlon.-The plaintiff
sued the defendants for $4,000 damages for broken
leg which he got while working In the timber yard
OF the defendants at the foot OF Bridge street, in
November. 1895. The plaintiff was employed by the
defendants az a aborer, and was helping to put up
some heavy timber on pile when the chain or the
derrick broke and the timber fell upon the plaintiffs
Leg crushing it In such manner that ne wi be a
cripple for iife The defence contended that the
accident was the result or careessness on ie par. "
the plaintiff The Jury returned verdict IN favor o
the defendants.
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rsnls At POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

The Police Commissioners met yesterday tor the
trial Of charges prefafcd against police ofhcers by
citizens Mr.. Thomas @. Acton presided Only ten
cases were on the calendar. The usual amount Of
swearing was done on both sides--ctizens swearing
one way ane the on,cers swearing exactly the re-
verse. Aft6r this performance continued for about
one hour ma bali the board adjourned.
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CITY ISTELLIGEyCE.

The WEArHER lEsTERDAY.-The thermometer at
Hudnut's Pharmacy in the HERALD Building has
ranged follows for the past twenty -four hours
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Average temperature Tuesday.