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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13
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A friend of Thos. W. Conway.
: 'f t Lafourchc Times.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13


40. John O'Donnell's b. O. by Lightning, dam By
Glencoe, out OF Laura Webster. ~~@- y
81. john 0'DonneIl's gr. T. ~ Lightning dam by
80. ". J. Bacon's .. 9. By Exchequer, dam Kate
Whitley, by Ruric. LH .for -.fr 81 tl1U
80. W. J. Bacon's en-. T. Doloroso by Exchequer,
dam Trbulation. BY Jer Davis. 80 u 100,
40. Denison Crawiord's ch. Q. Woodsman, by
Bourbon, , dam II, Emma johnson:
dam lara, by Yorkshire.
AZ. d. McDaniel 4 Cos imp ch. o. Gross the sea,
AS b. MCDANIEL 4 Co.'s ch. l. Cora Linn, by Lex.
ington, dam Dolly Carter. r8E Il. =
a: y. M Mcdonnell .,i Co.'s ch. T. by Planet, dam
46. d. Mcdaniel 4 Co.'s b. I. by Blackbird, dam
by Planet, gr. dam by Fly by-Nght
49, 40. y y; Bona.s ch. 9. Galway, .oy Concord, dam
~. r ". uameron's en-. Q. BY Leamlngton, dam
"a, a. n. A. Litte's br. c Wizard. by Concord dam
Dolly Morgan, by Revenue. .EH. go slt
~ -. ~; n; A. Littell's .. 9. wididle. BY Australian.
90. NJ. A. Littell's ch. c. Felowcraft By Aus.
tralian, dam 4Erolite, sister TO idlewiid.
6l; Miles Kelly's gr. 9. Captain Minor, By Uom.
81. jonn Coase's Sr. .. B. r. Carver By Light
80; 81: 5Ohn Conees q. h. BY Lightning. dam Jessa-
6 w N. Conners b. Q. Ransom, BY Asteroid.
65. WIN. Conner's b. 9. BY Planet dam Zephyr By
"a N. n stanhops's ch. o O. r. b. by Australian.
81. n. r. Mc0rath's B. @ Tom Bowling. BY Lexlng.
ton, dam Lucy Fowler eet r.sf.8 /. LIT
6S. Clarke q Grinsteads b. Q. by imp. Australian,
dam Ciciy jopaOn nmp.L By Weather0it.
%. James A. tnstcad's ch. T. by imp. Australian,
Gam Lorotte, BY imp. sovereign.
dAm Parachute.
q. D. D. WisSsrs' imp b. o by Blair Athol, dam
..o2 b. b. wiiherS Imp. b. 0. BY Marsyas, dam
Aarchi0ness. BY Marquis.
v,e3 John Coar's ch. T. by Planet dam Katona, py
Voucher M#
"a O. John Uosr's b.t by Aassrailans daM Imp
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
y HORSE NO res.

Mr.. Bonner has purchased Of Messra. Gage Z
Simpson OF Chicago. tile bay mare Princess, . fo9i
mer competitor OF Flora Temple. lie also purchased
OF the samejparties the IAN OF CARA 9.
In trial ct Fleetwood PARK Last we6k Mr. BOnt
ner's mare Pocah0ntas trotted . mile under saddle
ridden by Johnny Murphy, In 2:1S14, ana his horsQ
10 Elliott trotted half mile IN harness. carrying
overweight, in l:0SA. ~ *- tP@ @@
James Mckee has sold hts bay mare Young morn
q second Hambiet0nlan and very fast. 20 Mr. p. n
Grant, OF Paterson. Price IS 00A q
q DIR. /. III. Braey, corner Thirty.nfth streee an4
Broadway. has the dnest Museum OF equine anatQ<
nv in the country, wueh is open every day TO tho
public free. Horsemen, as geDes al rule xn0wqyoE
little about the tony of the horse, aud visit "a
DR.. Braeys museum cannoL 1an 70 be Interesting
and instructive. -sss..- - -,
Mr.. A. r. Pnyfe's bay CEILINGS Glendale and Chsm-
payne Charlie make very Ane looking and fao4
stopping road team. They 60 up Harlem Lane as
clipping pace, .I II. - .-st -
Tag and ast bay mare that Will surprise the trOsttn1
world next season. She can Altn0es ny Wnou c4u00
on to show her speed the Captain says very little.
ABOUT her, NOT caring 10 have her SHOWN. lp5 ~
Roadltes 10 not ike che pr0spec. Of having MA4
comOs Dam BrllQ0 closed. a. lt neCoAsItates loo9
trip round by way VI Harlem BrQge To reach th4
Westminster side or the river. VIII Mr.. Greer see -
&c that money ID raised to c0nunue ana finish Mo4
combs Dam Bridge Al once, and he WIN receive tn
hearty thanks Of all the driving communitys
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

e. rnomas " Dosweps eh q ~ A,,e.xr
dan - xssusss xs.%.. y Isx,nsaSn. ;sans,;9s !,
os1.Vs e. Ssss1sda e:% xsSs Sdsn Ss%ss
sss & isssc Sf% wy sSSoTsa cs ~ 4 s. sss sa
Rebecoa r. PrlCa BY lhe co .onel " nsrI 5,s9-
s ss. Thomas g 9, sscon's ch 9 Dy .ack Aaieea ss
70: Thomas z. Bacon's b. or bg. { by VandalI dsNf
W so rHB MAJORITY sSAxEs, is7S.o b1oosr
q: 4. with 81. 100 added. the seconc Scrss . &
run at tae Fall Meeting. llsI
]. Monson Grays y. .. Vim. by KensuaAy, o.
2 August Belmonrs ch. I. nOsetta, py Oensoe q
Kentucky, dam ~prcua- ~ = - p 1T I
9. AUGUST Belmonts Oh. |. Victoria by Csnso93
s,..s + Norris, B. .. ST. Pasrex BY Ed,pss. a.
.. Hunter u Travers' b. Q. Buckden, ~ Lord Clips
.. Thomas Q. sacoas ch. .. BY Jack xalons, an
Z. L. L. .Lorrillards br .. vale Hampson, b
Asterod dam by Chuschil. q ...A
9: u, i: sanfoid's =. T. ~ As.eroia. aam BAY LAsa
dam volga sister % vandal. sla' agl aa
IL. benson Crawiosds . en- g. Citizen, by Beurx
bon, dam Emma Johnson. w Union. ~ - -
Il y. McDaniel x CO.'S Gu. 9. Hubbard. b. rianee3
dam MINNIE Mansfield.
4 Ia D. ncDanie, 4 Co.'s u q. Bos Tweed. u
! H. Jon John Harpsr's On ~ Endorses, dsn Naan
I Is. john Harper's b 1 W Endorser, dam HAAn1l
Holton, by Lexington. ergo tt.-I M..F
ID. John Harpers ch. T. BY Planet dam Kroat1a(
il. n. =. Mcaratn's b. !. Jurs. by Lsxinssoa, dau
ROxana, BY imp. Chesterfield
IS w. h Babcock's ch. ( BY JACK Malone. doa1
I'D IL i. B. witners' imp b. C. King Krnssk y Kina
TOm. dam Ernestlne. by f0uchstOne. --g4l1y "a
90 Isaac w. Penn ,cks o. Q. Oy Vendal 0AM
Nargravine, by Imp. dAryrave. ~ La- ]
2i., Isaac w. Pennocks D. Q. by Astcro1ds am
Josephine r Rowan. 0y Tue Colonel. 81.
should any additional entries to the above stakeo
be delayed IN the mails they Will BE- promptly Daes
llshed ON arrival. n f4 - sa savfeh
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
FUNERAL OF A MINSTREL

Robert Hughes. OF Dan Bryants Minstrels. so wen
known a. the partner Of Hogan In their famous
double song and dance and clog BUSINESS died on
FRIDAY last at hts residence, Seventh avenue ana
Fifty-sixth street. The deceased ACTOR, was onlI'
twenty-threo years Of age, but had obtained very
high position In his line OF acting, and was deJ
servediy popular minstrel Hc had been III fo5
some time past with consumption. His funeral TOOK
place at one O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon, and q
large number OF friends and admirers assembled "a
pay the nnal tribute 10 his memory. The BenevO4
Lodge NO. 2oo, y. and A. n. participated, e di9
also numerous prominentT Hmauc and uyi@ axttC11
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

committee has been formed In Bale Switzerland
for tine purpose OF collecting subscriptions for the
sufferers from tho recent dreadful ire In Chicago.
at the head 0f which IL Mr Ernl United Statej Con.
sui In that town. Various Committees have also
been formed n other places Tnere are 1000 Swiss
suDlecW " Chicagos
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

M
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The New York herald., 1871-11-13
Tho N ew senate i,hnmhcr.

The scanolding was taKen down from tine fneerieo
Of the senate Chamber In Treaton on SaturdaJ4
The Senate Chamber when completed wfi bo ~
far the handsomest hall In the State. The COST &
the additions and alterations to the State Hogs
VIII be 9l60.OOO. i&as ~ A+~.ef ~ t'a@
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

"A Boatnsan Robbed In Trenton.
A man named Strickland. having obtained leavt
to sleep on canal boat In the sixth ward OF Tren
ton, rose IN the might and to0x $l05 from tha
POCKET of the captain. strickland was arrested and
confessed where the money was. and II was found
under an old board I'm an opthOuse. In deleuls q
$500 bail the thief u In the County Jat. t-t. 4,
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

out old Reading In the year 174s, named it after
seat OF Berkshire and gave It's streets Ike appella-
t0ns TO those OF philadelphia; also that Lancaster
and York were at times during the Revolutionary
war pl ces o session for the patriot Congress- and
that Bethlehem vas pitched upon BY the M0ravians
thirty nve years before the Revolution. At Lancas-
kept MS bachelor home during nearly the " hole OF
hs active pro essonal ana political life: he prac-
Of his modest fortune Of $500 there he retired
TO his farm OF "Wheatando TO muse upon satisfied
ambition and drink good old -. b." whisKey.
until once on time the great nation grew
dun on his sight and he made mis- viii
to the weeping, Old Dutch attorney, sworr.
brewer and o.her delightful cid cltlzens There he
lies on the banks OF the Conestoga plainly lnurned
died more recently, bus full mile from the restless
agtator, 1haddeus stevens, who 70 the great scan.
dai Of ihe Duicn community, chooses to bc buried
wood sawyer's, whilc hs tardy executors have not
put stone upon MIN.
retrospect Of the politics of the Dutch country
will show that, next 10 Governor skunk, the most
m Nave
from Boston and the other from Vermont
and Inad Stevens could carry 4 wherever ne liked.
sas S.y Gs very popuss Ss Campaign svia Paper 4.
published ct Lancasier. in shs butch
Lincoln. As general rule the Scotch-lrisn carry
on all the best onices by Dutch votes, as witness
the cases OF buchanaa, Jerry Black, CLANCY .ones
Curtin, Cameron. Judge Woodward. William ID.
Kelley, hcPhcrson, CLERK Of the House; Geary and
Mcclure. forney, however, the ceiebrated Jonn
the member from heading. are OF pure German
blood. f.
lLLUsTRIoUs PENNSYLVANIA DUTcHMEN.
good Illustration OF tue d0cl.ity OF the Ueutscho
population Is anorded In the widely known lact tnat
the two great counties In this region 20 dirt city
cOntrarfwise ~ every elecuon-Berks taxing the
democratic shoot and Lancaster the wing there
10 no war OF accounting tor this singular difference,
except py the fsct tnst ~ best Engish DoAuclanS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16

@irtb1aafteeoncslicn anfu9te, auf
cine Gtneabe IN reutiaer @prade cine
abwei(enre Antwort, auf cine in e;e@t>
f@er Spra4e neu einseret&te aber bic
BemiQt9un9 trbielt. @pbl gu raerter>
rerartise Dinse erei9neten ii9> mab<
renc bic Gseden ibr.r Nusiase mad
~anteroradt" raren ; aud bic ;ablreiz
@en ceutlden ueberldufer in pae eie<
@ilae easer tbaten rieisn S6fitt IN
tn cen 3eiten Der lp9enannten unterz
brlduns te5 G%se9entbuu,s. IS 1T
ni@t pabrlaeinlt6, rab cine ttaatsz
re@tlt9e Contributing Spbmens Die
G;e9en anpers MAIDEN, mpbl aber, rab
Elm %ne.mebrter Druid Die DeutldtSbz
men su elmer Giniefett uno Ebatfraft
nrdneen miro, an Ter e5 ttsber u1ttunz
ter feblte. Wiit pelden Mitteln man
ftd erfclsrei6 seltenr ma9t, rafur ba<
ben 1ie Gus Beilpid Ger Gse9en sor
ftd.
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fatboli16en@lauben. @enn nun pie>
Der 70 etrpas tame, uno tie 6dlfte Der
Bi1dSfe in einer@ laubensia@e tn3wiz
fiofeit fame NIT Der anber1 6dlfte, mo
ioute G6 Der &atbclif binwenpen> I'M
fiber ;u seben Gten gu petrus, su
Dem papf, pe7sn @laube f1@ ni&t per-
lieren miro. Die lebte &trdenserz
lammluns bat alio nidts Neues, liner
b5rtes einsefibrt penn ite nad LANCER
Beratbuns ben Musipru@ setban: has
9ebran,t peS papites, inlcfern ct iber
cine Dabrbeit Der 'urlprinsli@en Of
fe%nbaruns ii9 amtlt@ fir bic sanse ia
tbolijde Grifenbsit auslprtdt, iet 9e<
rare 10 Dor Srrtbum 9eii6ert, ME btsz
Der INNER Ter MuSipru9 elmer aQ9ez
meiuen &ir9enperla mmluns aber etne
@laubensmabrbeit Don ben &atbolifen
fir u%nfebltar uno unabdnperlid sebalz
ten rpprren iet. Gs 1T rurd pie1en8e>
ialuB slei9iam nur Elm Nasei sei9la>
oen rporcen in bic btsber 9e9oltene Mn<
idt pom unfetltaren 2ebramt respap>
ties, 10 bag cieie NnF@t jeBt Elm feiter
0laubenslaB 1T. unp mas i'd nod
auscraflid bin;uiebe: Nt@t perpapf,
ipnpern cine .srcbe Wfebrbeit Don 8iz
l9bfen baten rem Mntras 9ema@t> pab
es ,uu, @lautene laB erfldrt merce, has
2ebramt res Sberbauptes Der STRIDE lei
irrtbumsfret..
(T%prtlebuns fclst.)
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Sic
ron San aago'
aus bent ipaniideu Solfsleben
(8prtiesuns.)

unb nun i9nitt Der 3cuwd9ter bic
Niemen los, nit welden Der 8aQen auf
rem Nufen befetist mar. Oils Der
Treoler fab, rab Der 3puwldter tein
tSies Spiel I'M Gimme bate, blteb ct
rubis unp bielt ild sela0en wie Elm
&inc.
u5erti1" iprad Der alte, als er ben
@aarenbauen Bruno retdte. Der
S6uft fam eeben."
Gr erbcb d9 SpmBpoen. @lpbcniu
that has @leihe. Gr entf Hob purd bic
6elcer uno @einberse. Na6 fur;er
3eit mar er Yerldmuncen. Gs mar
bpbe 3eit; penn eben famen flint an
oere fraitise 0enonen ces 3ouwd@ters>
pelde Ter S9uB ouf9eidredt bate.
sic lieeen iid Don benz recieli9en Mlz
ten ras @eldebene er;dblen.
IS icu mi@ Ter &ufuf boten,"
iaate Giner> upenn cus nt9t Der lieoerz
lide Mlpbonio eeweien 1T. SD bin
tbm 19cf auf ber Spur."
vunp pu baf fetn Sterbensw6rtletn
selast?" fraste Bruno, ~wte tonnteft
ru 10 LANCE 1dwe:9en 2"
uMan mug leinerNnf6t fder 1ein,"
erbielt er sur Mntport. rBet unieru
8erufe mub man ieiner Sa&e aewib
1ein, ebe man lp6prlden tann."
uNlpbpnio elm Strau@pteb uno
S9muealer" rief ter@lte aus. ~Sn
Der 1bat cine Sinre 1T Der aubsren
Mutter. @uf mad 5auie! t9 babe
fir beute eenus @a&e sebolten. .
armer @lpbonio, bat bid eenn @uttes
0nupe gan; perla0sn? 6af tu gar
teinen Sin1 n,ebr fir baS Suite ? 8e<
pauerunsswlrcissr Sanslins!
Der 3oQwadter nabm Bruno BEL
Der 6anb. Seine &an1eraoe1 sertreu<
ten ii9 wieper auf ibre @a@tppiaen.
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s eutIlet0n.
Orr 6erbe.

Der Griblins bats tespnnen
Mtt 1einen tparmen eonnen,
Stun reift ber 6erbf es aus;
CT p1ldt Die Gru4t i'm Saube,
l1ub lenft ben Gait ber Iraube
Sn's runbe Bretterbaus.
CT banset at bic Nefe
Sir uns tas MQerbefe,
Der fiiben Aepfel Saf.
Den Rinberlein Dor Mlen
Grmeist ct niel Gefaaeu,
l1nb it Elm lIeber Sat.
Dp9 mill ct ale @aten
Sir iaure Mube baben
DEM Gleib alein eiebt preis.
Drum, i9sue feline Nube,
Damit Dir 5reube blube
Der 5erbt belubnt ben SawetB.
Tas utter it tint 9s5en
Nl5 5erbf3eit uns seseben ;
Dprt reift was bu selat.
@iQf bu tie 6rudt senieBen.
9aB' Mub' bid ni6t serbrieben;
Sie lpbnet, tpcnn aud Ipdt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16

Sie famen an rem Srt pprtei, 100 tie
balbaefdlte Glai9e itant. Der Nlte
paate ni9t r1ebr at, rem @ein. Mtt
rufern @epanfer i'm Semitic le9te ct
fi9 in'S 8ett. Ter @es tn's Dorf
war tbm ;u lang 9s1rorreu.
The New York herald., 1871-11-01

Confirmation OF the Trial of Moses Henry for
the Murder of Thomas McnTahon.
The trial OF Moses Henry tor the murder Of Thomas
Mcmahon, at Hoboken, was resumed yesterday at
Jersey City, before Judge Bedle.
The first witness called was Mrs. Moore, who testi
fed as iollows:-On the night Of October IA last
was sitting at my window, &C No. SO Adams street;
the hour was about eleven and half; within nve
minutes after had gone there saw Mr.. Mcmahon
on the sidewalk; saw no one else at that time;
Mcmahon went on the stoop before C0nnor's
store ana said he was in there; an officer sent him
into the house; he came right out again and leaned
back against coal box before Connor's store; two
young men went into Connor's store, at McMahon's
invitation, to get drink; Mcmahon came right out;
whether put out or not I don't know; he said
that bis money was all gone, speaking to himself;
out again with pipe IN his mouth, without
his coat; he sat on the stoop; Gilingnam game
Gut Of S2n9ors store and sat By his side Moses
few minutes leaning against a post before
the store; he was eating; then he went for Nc.
Henry pull him down on to the sidewalk; Mcmahon
made no show OF tight. but called for the p0,lce;
when an onicer came Moses ran up stars into his
fathers room; McMahOn's mouth was bleeding
when the officer picked him up; they sent him
into the house; ten msnutes afterwards heard
some one going down stairs again. smut the front
door and then walked back through the han; then
heard a moan. then a cry OF murder was raised and
this noise came from the back yard; when heard
these noises I went to the head OF the
stairs; all was quiet then; cried Murder ~
and assistance came; ! did not go into the
yard: Ihave had some trouble with Hcnry's father,
and had him arrested last Saturday for abusing me;
his sons mad had him arrested; Mcmahon once
threatened to kill the old man Henry for bringing
a bottle CT wine to treat MS wife.
DR.. Pendergasi, the County Physician next
sworn Testified tlat ne had made post-mortem
examination OF the remains OF the deceased; what
he discovered led him to the conclusion that the de-
ceased mad died In consequence OF internal memoir
rhare, produced by stab wounds; found TWO wounds
one to tho left Of and three inches above the navel
went upwards and lnwards penetrating the COW
erng OF the intestines; this wound was the fatal
one; IL was necessarily Iatal; his second wound was
between the tenth and eleventh ribs SIX inches lett
OF spine; found In the abdomen cavity 0ne-han to
whole gallon OF blood, and clots OF blood near tile
perttoncun all tne other organs were healthy.
The trial Will be resumed this morning.
The New York herald., 1871-11-01
SMALLPOX IN NEWARK.

A Priest strickrnr with Is-Law.Rre.k,,~
Phystcians-The Authorities After them,
The demon smallpox has again put in an appear
ance IN Newark, and this time In no less place
than the episcopal residence adjacent TO 81.
Patrlck's Roman Catholic cathedral. The victim ia
Rev. Father A. M. Sleets one OF the lately ordained
clergymen. 1t seems that In the pursuance or his
sacred calling he visited poor PERSONS house on
the Ill., one OF whose family was aflicted with the
disease, and and there % caught II: One physician, Dr.
to report either a. required by city ordinance under
penalty Of 500 each. Suits to recover this amOunt
In both cases have been commenced against the
doctor. He was greatly rnortifcd on discovering
that the Health Inspector had discovered the case or
Father Sleets. Rev. Father Doane was surprised
that the was not reported and at once said that
the clergy ought TO- set the people example, and
not otherwise, in obeyfng the law BY placing on the
house the usual notice.
suit has also been brought against Dr. william
O'Gorman Tor remissness in reporting case in
Prospect stneet This conduct OF medical men in
persstenty falling to comply with the law nas con-
siderabIy aroused public indignation, and should
the disease spread this indignation would not be
Inclined much. Of course.
The New York herald., 1871-11-01
ALL SAINTS, DAY.

This is All Saints Day, festival during which the
saints in general, and especially those for whose
veneiation particular day has been set apart are
honored Its observance is common to both the
Roman and Anglican churches 1t was establi shed
In the year 6l0 the time Of the conversion OF the
Pantheon at Rome into Christian temple. This
salaGSe tss asts 81 wn9ss erection Y cause q
from the inscription on its portlco that It
was built by Agrippa during the reign
OF Augustus, and others averrng that the p0rtic0
was alone at that time constructed, and that the
body Of the building was much more ancfent--1s
still In state of perfect preservation The dediCa-
tiou OF 1t by the Romans to all the gods and the
assignment to each or place in 1t were probably
the causes, through the association OF ideas, OF the
institution OF the present festival Pope B0nlface
w., having cOnsecrated the temple to the service
OF God under the protection Of the Virgin and the
martyrs. proclaimed 'sbecause we cannot par
ticulariy commemorate every one OF those saints
In whom Gods graces have been eminent for tnat
would be too heavy burden, and because, in those
particular feasts which we do celebrate we may
Justly be thought 10 have omitted some ol duty
through infirmity or negligence; therefore the holy
Church appoints this day In cOmmemOrarion OF the
saints In generaln Its celebration was at first upon
the 1st OF May but altered to tho present date
In this country the celebration is no more than the
performance Of o nigh mass; but In southern Europe
and South America the day is kept as public hOi
day.
The New York herald., 1871-11-01

commenced . similar suit. had Francis NJ Bixby
appointed receiver, and entered the order and
nad y approved and nled with the clerk at half
Then arose the question as to who had the priority
company's AFFAIRS, one party having commenced the
suit 1rst by two days, and tine other hain ed the
nu 10 Ss s "r
menL the point being raised that by placing The
bond Win Judge Brady IL was nled
OPINION or JUDGE CARDOZO.
Un this motion the only question 10 be determined
is, who Is the receivera rnat depends upon the
II Is perfectly plain thar The receiver appointed IN
this action did. fne order IN the action OF Brooks
ber provided nat the receiver before entering
ms duties should execute bond anu lie IL WI Inc
Clerk OF the CITY and County OF New York IL Is 700
plain TO talk about thai leaving 0Ona with Judge
u not ming It win the clerk. fne Importance
OF the boni being actually file ~ loo 0D-
vlous TO permit such strained construction
as to deem the requirement satisfied ny any
tning eNcep, an actua nling in the clerks oiice.
Inas II what s meant by ming and nothing
else Will answer. rEe paintin Ia this case having
proceeded Regularly, the receiver apPonLed iii tnis
suit having perfected MS appointment Dy hing his
bond before the gentleman designated ia the order
IN Brooks st Is clearly first IN point OF time and ls
entitled 10 possession. cauuot say II the appllca-
ton were an glna one TO ap )ont reeeiver, that
the lact inat the directors, or even larae portion
of the Stockholders wan an oAcer OF the IN -oyent
company. snou'd nave mach weGlt. l nave
heretofore written an opinion showing tnat in nv
ought moi no mat er now reputable, to rc appo.nled
receiver OF J.. SOe dislhterested person, VINO Will
reDresei IL and re Tor the interests oil eieor5 anu
OF all me stockholders, not only those VINO seek ms
appointment. bus those VINO do not Jo,u III the re-
quest, should, IN my Judgment always be >, ected,
Bur that oini is not material here MO!Un granted
declaring Bixby rcceiver.
EsrdGnm storrrty.ia Lt iGatfom-i ccisiaH.
Before Judge Brady.
Francis McMu % anu Caares HoeH Er ca Orsy
Thomas Keil' II. Stas G. Bates"If tie trust 10 sell
the Fordham property" thus the Judge concludes
an elaborate opinion IN this case, 'was created for
any legal purpose scpayable from the prohibited
design Il could ue maintaned; but IL ~ not. Inc
object or the trust rs not separabc from the trust It.
sell, and Is thcfe ore part Ol II, mingled with IL
lnseparable lrom II, ana vOid."
Decision.
By Judge lngraham.
Susan r. Rec, Administrative, rs. W,Utdm b
H0 lister q a. The motion Is Denied with cave 20
planUT to renew the motion within tWcnty days,
ana the inqllslGOn TO he continued for THAI time.
special Notice.
All notes o. issue Tor the November Slccial Term,
motion Gale adai, must be died or before Thurs.
day, November ., 1871, at three r. NJ.