New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

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ponnt believes Mr. Phelps during that m made 1d caused 70 be
S. as proper aud laval entries the books which should have been
D.ponen denies al alleged section Of
the pretended s,s, msoasd 10 the I'm sseou OF ,ns
election sIeept that Mud Harder and Iaryy Hunt each
lection upon any Of the SAID pretended shares
Of the said $40 shares except Harder and Hunt prevented ran
:, pass 'be interested
Tor hat purpose adu,py and without probable au,e aud
votes given at that eeetoH any Of said 200 SHARE. eIesp
bg The plaintiff or some Of bis confees Of the
Which auSedn va, ud ont Sus" sao without pro5
and at the pretended and spurious election bsh by The and h
BY the procurement Of the plaintiff and bis confederate 10 ,sl
and also TIE aid conspiracy Investigated DECIDE
b count in sS b, s ,Sid .ou sad Judgment 50 gwen eDds
and entered Monroe County and that The directors asJ chosen a.
hepce hitherto have exercised the functions thereof
Tb dspoaeut .,Js t Il. r.roa not and Ia,
time since sP 1859 IN vsry ise.s,d % % s or % S
complaint and that It's debt not beyond It's ability pay nat th
together With the reliable current receipts
rent claims ~ aud shat The statements SID oh section oths
sral the Directors held D Groe.bect Co un,ra,
the complaint except the tact. stated
the matters Aforesaid the Board Of Directors Of the CO1pao since
their Office aud tina, from that until the
o. .G' as,oa hs Dne.,' Saa uas b ~ ~ &
COMPANY after they bad been long the hands Of Receivers have
shares there been necessity
s,on for eqn'eTag that qe'eu or for making tia. call and aa
sud insisted that the subscription for the 500 shares totally void
among other tRpgs Of proscug sad claim isponen
that said 400 do foil paid stock BOT sub
calls and that the pretended TO- shares upon which nothing
thereon should call for at
tempt to collect Of said go shares proposed 10 sh cm
p'ut under the present circumstance their conduct shat respect
After lengthy argument from counsel, during which
nothing elected the Court took the papers DE;
clslon reserved For plaintiff, David Dudley Field ana
Dudley Field For defendants Charles Tracy, Aaron j.
Vandcrpoel, and John H. Mcfarland.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMGNER-KISGs COUNTY.
Before Judge GHbert-At the opening of
the Court yesterday morning a Grand Jury mpan-
need whom Judge Gilbert charged 70 take cogzance OF
sury lotteries obscene literature violation OF the Ex
else law the extOron OF public officers As TO this
latter the Court said afraid the statute was
rupton In regard the violation OF the Election laws
the Court said system OF elections should be pre-
served, and all vloators OF the law whether hlgh or
In our large cities the greatest cause OF crlme ana
against the aduteration OF liquors by INTRO
ducng deeterOus compounds into liquors. was the direct
cause OF the aggravated crimes IN our midst lately
and the violation Of this statute tue attention Oh the
Jury directed.
VIM Chambers, the murderer OF DOmnicus 9. Voor-
hees then arraigned charge OF murder IN the
first degree. The day 0f his trial VIII be determined on
Wednesday morning In the of Edwin Perry, the
alleged murderer OF Thomas Hayes the trial was h1ed
for the Of the Court OF oyer ana Ierinlner
John Howard, for the murder Of Terence Quinn,
pleaded not guilty Charles A. b. Bergernan for hav-
ing committed forgery and perjury, pleaded not guilty
John Holt for PERJURY. pleaded not guilty Justice jas
Buckley for mafeasance IN office pleaded not guilty;
trial for two weeks from YESTERDAY Henry LAY to,
guilty owen Hand not resentenced, oAng TO re-
quest OF his counsel. exJudge Moore. lie intends 70
make another motion TO carry his writ OF error 20 the
Court Of Appeals.