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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
5nlanOifde MadJridten.
Wiseonlin.

Milwaufee9. San. Das Qants
amt in Wenaiba bat sefern semds Der
@norpnuns peS GOnsrehes nit pcm Ysrz
fauf Der 4anpereien, ,psl6e rem Stods
bridge unb Wiuncies sSnpianer ssb5rtsn,
unp welde ;wei SpwnIbips in S1awas
no Gpunty bilrsn, besunnen. IS warsn
Iebr piel Saufer sssenwdrtis unp Der Ssrs
fauf pcl6erim auftipnswsse sprsenoms
men wirp, sins lebbaft ron ftatten. Der
srSBere Ibeil ces 9anpeS 1T nit Sid
tenbOl; bewa6lsn. 1as aanp III abses
l6dBt unp parf nidt untsr benz S1de
Bunsspreiie psrfauft werrn.
WapiIpn If. San. Der Spts
I6aft pes @puserneurs WaIbbpme
entnsbmen mir fplsenps tatiiiii6e Nptissn:
Silan; i'm S6aBamte am S6lu6e pss
Sisealiabrss $329,S45,S2; ausaatsn
i'm lsBten Sabre 1868 295,97; bic
Staatsi9ulp betrdst $2,252O57; bic
aussaten pes laufsnesn Sabres iinp auf
$775,032,12 unc bic Ginnabmen auf
$4,000 peranl&last. Die BON fribee
rem Sabren ausfsbsnp Staatsifeuern be-
laufsn f@ auf $35,229. 8ertb reS ss>
iammten itsuerbarsn GissntbumS i'm
Staate $339,503,603. Der GOuper>
nsur iast cas fiir ben pur& 6euer beims
seiu@ten nOrrSRliasn 1beil pss Staates
bis gum 1. Sanuar an baarem 9elee
alIsin $i66,7S9.96 bsissfsusrt ,pOrpsn
ieien peSpn fi@ mad $tit,397,23 uns
Ssrwenpet In ben Sanpsn Der Staatss
banf BON MapilOn befneen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
Dubuque, Soma, Ytittmod, ben II. Sanuar 1872.

bencen 3reiie ssssn bic tattolilde Sir9e
ni6t erparten.
Sn Sra nfreid ideint es nit cer
Nssisruns rss tdsli6 i6pa6fnnissr
lpercencen srpben fran;Siil6en !5iforipz
srapben, tntmer msbr unb mebr bersab
ssben ;u ippllen unp nur bic srpbe &ne
;abl Der ii6 feinpli6 seseniibe,ftsbenrsn
parteien bincert nod auf furse 3eit ZEN
3erfaa Der gar faulen, Ssrmprldtsn &ez
pablif. Der Sbiers'iden &esieruns itsz
ben ipwObl bic 9lnbdnser res 9rafen
bon Gbamborr, ces eiseneliden lssitimen
bpurboniitilden 5brOnsrben, ais aud Der
partiiane Der Orleans NIT cem lbrpns
fancipaten SerpSe slumale, rem Sierten
Spbne peS tS4S perjastsn eouis Ybilipp
feineli6 sesenaber bic bic 8epublit wieesr
in tas, Sabripaller Der Wonarbie binis
Der busiirsn ipplIen; feinclib seiinnt iinp
rerielben bic pur6 bic .Sinri9tuns Geis
IeQ's unp Gremisur'S neuerpinss aufS
9leubrfe erbitterten Gommuniten, rsren
Gnpsiel bic rptbe, ipsiale 9epublif, enps
lid Die Armee, pel4e pur6 cine Oepu>
tatipn sssen ras neue Militdrseisy Yor@
iteaunsen ssma6t unp spn Sbiers fat
srpb absepieien wurpe uno untsr nell
der cas &aiierreid cine unsebeure Mens
sc Spn slnbdnsern ;dblt. Die Snsre@
tien;en ;u pem touiten .Sersnbrei iinp
Sprbanpen paS Ieusr unter ssm bropelns
Serenfehsl III ael6iirt uno es frast ii6
nur nod, tpelde neus Mi6seburt pem
iibelrie6enpen Sualme entltsissn wirr.
6ranfrei6 fol- cine 8esierunssfcrm
erbalten, bic cen lssitimen @dniben Der
9iation entipri6t; es lou einsm prpYiz
iprium entriien psrcsn, pe6sn ldnsre
9auer cine unbsilYOlle 3ufunft berbeis
fiibren fbnnte; cenn caS jeyise Syitem
mag 10 gut iein pie eS nur inner nil,
es leipet an einem raeifalen 5ebler: Gs
bat feline @runpiiye, unp miro unauf>
taltlam gu elmer Sweiten Commune fibs
ren pie an @utb bic erite weit iibertrsis
fen wirp. Oieie slusf6t entsebt Der
Wiajpritdt rer Sammer ni6t, fs bat
eten 0elesenbeit bas WanSpriren rer
Iepplutipn in SriiNsl ;u bepba6ten !;
l6wsrli6 pirp parum aud Die 8ammer
na6 paris ;uriidfsbrsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17


Sn Der Gsissssbuns bra6te Carr Doh
Mhlpaufee einen SsIblub Elm, welbel
SumnerS y GinsIermins slmenpmsnt" ;u,
SunressglaiIuns inroiiirt. gs 1T mod,
feline Serfiisuns rariiber setrpfTen. 4.
SanesSille If. San. slus psm
County s9efdnsnis pOn Seiferion iInr r,ei
Srasenrauber yiamens peter gteT
Slii1pn IpliHpn unp @nersw Spbnicbn
raeur9 entfpmmen ras lIe Elm 0p9 pur6's
Dad iasten.
Cine Is Sabre alte Sp6ter pss gSils
liam Owens in yprf, Green County,
purrs prr einisen lasen Ypn itrem Srus
Der ;ufdllis erl6piien.
Ohio.
Columbus, 8. San. I'm II llbr
iaritt rie@eiessetuns unieresStaateS sur
@abl zines SunpessSenatprs, rsl6e su
fplsencem Hslultat fiibrte:
Senat-@sSrs gS. Morsan Is,
Sobn Sberman II, Gpbert 6. Sdend l..
Saas-Sbsrman 81, Wprsen AZ,
Sarpb .. Cor A.
Sberman 1T ipmit wieeerers
10 4 y 1t.
Cincinnati 8. San. Seute belt
bic Grrpners SurY 9si6enI6au iibsr Carl
Wartens, ipel6r nit leiner Gamilie BON
einem nit Iri6inen bebaftetsn S6psine
sesei1en bate unp in SOlse reiIsn itarb.
Die 5rau unp ;wei 8inper iInp sefdbrli6
franf.
WiIIsuri.
st. 9puis, 8. San. Oas Geprdlsns
tantenbaus unlerer Gslsgsebuns bat nit
sc sssen II Stimmen einsn Sel6luB
ansenpmmen, rpelder raS Yrincip. pps
na6 Der Yraipsnt Der Ser. Staatsn nur
einmal fir pieles slmt pablhar isin Ioll,
inepIirt.
Die 0eieysebuns lup cen 0rpbfirten
slleris gum Seiu6 Spn SsiTericn City
Elm.
Ct. 0puis If San. GrpBfiirt
sllsris Serliss beutf 9iaamittas ct. spuis
nit einem Sps;ial;use, Ia CT ieinen
uripriinsli@en plan betreHs Ger SuHalOs
Sasc mod nidt aufseseben bat, 10 pirp
er rireft naa Smaba seben.
WsTieo.
New yrrt If. San. Cine Oepes
l6e aus Der Start Mericp spm 81. Dec.
Iast, tas bic 8spplutipnaren untsr 0ias
in Saraca sulIfanpis seidlasen ,pprcn
isisn bas lIe ibre @rtiaerie einsebiBt unp
pisle Sorts unp 9ermuneste su betlassn
bdttsn.
Colorado.
DsnYer If. San. Ysipe 3p,iss
Der @eIessebuns beldlO6en beute, zen
GpnsreB sur6 Elm Memcrial UNI Grlais
iuns zines 9eItBeS su sriu6sn tpel6ss
eem Serritorium bic Organization ais
Staat mSslid madt. Das Memorial
sntbalt fplsenpe interelante Noti;en
Steusrbarss Gissntbum peS Staates in
1869 IS Wiiaipnen Dpllars; in 1870
II Wiiuionen In 1871 "a WilIipnsn.
Sas Ierritorium bat fiinf Giisnbabnen
nit 400 Meilen fertiser unp 800 Msilsn
im Sau bssriffensr Sabnitreden. Die i'm
seraohenen Sabre anssfpmmsne Sra6t
belief f6 auf 100 Wiaipnen pfunp.
Ssit 1870 Sermebrte BIZ SesSlferuns iI6
INN 100 prp;ent.
Nlebrasfa.
Smaba 8. Sanuar. giab sinse>
lauienen 8ri9ten befneen ii6 bel @ass
bafie prsi na1 psm SRsn bsitimmte Yals
iasiepase uns bel Gnstpn rrsi na6 rem
gSenen tsitimmte, ,pel6s BON ben Sdnees
maGsn aufsebalten percen. Sie baltsn
fi9 mSsli6f nabe bsiiammsn Da feline
slrbsitsr auisutreiben iinp, um ben S9nss
aus pm @ese su i&aufelns 70 f5nnsn biz
3dss nur lansiam pprpsinssn.
Ysi 8utterersst selans es nit be,
srSstsn Sawisrisfeit t3 @ase uns 8
gbinsisn ais S&nsel@auHsr an,ufelIen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09

We learn from ''The Nursery, MI. A. Belmont's
stud farm near Babylon, Long Island, that all the
horses have wintered well. and looking rugged
and healthy--heads and tails up and heels in the
air.
Mr.. Belmont will train seventeen OF his racers
this spring for the coming campaign-onc six-year-
old, one Hve-year.od, seven three-year-olds and
eight two-yea ODDS, as iollows:--
Imported bay horse Glenelg six years DID, by Cit
adel, dam Bapta, by Kingston.
Telegram, chestnut morse, hve years DID, by Gen.
Gray Planet, gray oot three years old, by Planet,
dam Eagless, by Glencoe.
Wade Hampton, brown colt. three years old, by
Asterod, dam Hamburg's dam.
wood6lne chestnut nlly, three years Old, by Gen.
Victor a. chestnut Ally. three years old, by Censor,
dam Gambia. by King rom.
ported Eclipse, dam Maroon. by Glencoe
Rosetta. chestnut ny, three years Old, by CENSOR
Poenia timported Chestnut iiliy, three years old,
by Macaroni, dam sister to Donna del Lago:
Oakland pay coli ar Two years eld oS imported
Imported Dav colt, TWO years old, by Bredal-
bane, dam Elermire
Kentucky, dam imported Flnke.
Count d'orsay, chestnut colt. two years old, by
Kentucky, dam Lady Bessington.
Perlwinkle. chestnut COLI two years old, by Ken
lucky, dam Fleur des Champs.
Electra chestnut nliy. two years OLD, by Ken
lucky, dam imported Bernice.
Medora. bay nlly, two years old, by Kentucky,
Qam imported Cuiniia, Dy Ming IOul.
Indiana bay fiIlY TWO years DID, by Kentucky,
dam Varlna, by Hero.
Kingisaer and one or two others of Mr.. Belmonts
horses VIII BIO sent 90 Anthony Taylor's stable.
Three Of the brood mares have dropped f0als, as
fOlows-
Jan. 20, Bernice dropped bay colt by Kentucky,
which Is very compact and beautifully formed. The
colt resembles his sire very much In form and color
Feb. 4, Bapta dropped chestnut colt by KEN
lucky. This Ia Baptas first chestnut colt. She
must have bred back TO Boston, the grandsire OF
Kentucky. The colt Is q large, powerful one with
q Boston head and back
FEB. A, Felucca dropped o bay colt by Kentucky.
This colt Is not either OF tue Others being
more deerlikc In conformation.
The horses at the Nursery are all at walking and
trot:ing exercise, ana they have to great deal
OF that kind Of work TO make them ready for sharp
running when the ground permits.
Mr.. Belmont Will have strong stable for the COM
ing clmpalgn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Results Of the Semi Annual Examina ti0n--
Unprecedented Percentage of tho Students
Deficient.
Yesterday the returns Of the semiannual exam
nation of the students of the College OF the City of
New York were read to the various classes, who
were assembled IN the chapel. In few preliminary
remarks the President stated that many would,
probably, be surprised at their non advancement;
but, Notwithstanding all that, he was determined to
do his duty and turn ell lazy or incompetent stu.
dents from the college II he possibly could.
Out OF thirty eight members OF the Senior Class
only thirty -three were allowed to continue their
course This is almost unparalleled in the history
OF this college and shows the nigh standard re.
uuIred. The Stumbling block OF these was astr0n-
Omy, "a all the deficiencies were in that subject.
Trimmed, only thirtynine passing IL seems that 10
they therefore failed In these studies
Twelve students were relieved from the cares or
college life In The sophomore Class and have gone
their lonely way With sorr0wlul, woebegone faces.
The Freshman Class, however, Jared the worst or
all; Tor out OF LA members only twothrds remained
to relate their narrow escape. Ol these IL took the
ancient course and lost but % or their number. The
remaining 83 took the modern course ana lost 70;
thus making, out OF 144 students, As deficient.
The Junior exhibition will take place this evening
at Semway Hall. Next Monday commences tho
new collegiate term which Will last fifteen weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
SUPREME C.uaT-cHAMBERs.
Those Vouchers St0len tram the Comptrellcr's
Once.

Those Vouchers St0lea trum tue C0mptrellcr's
Oalce.
Before Judge Barnard.
In the case OF Haggerty and Baulch, charged with
spiritiug away the vouchers missing from the
Comptrelers ONCE, application was made yester-
day To have the trial removed from the General Ses
SONS to tue Oyer and Termlner. Inc application
was granted.
Decisions.
BY Judge Barrett.
In the Matter OF BLISS ct al. Tor tho Sale or Land.
&c-MOtlOn denied, without preludfce 10 an applt.
cation for hearing to the Justice who confirmed
the report.
Rice et al. vs. H0llister ct aL-Upon the payment
of the principal aud interest due Hollis ter the
shares should be properly transferred TO some dis
Interested person pend nte lite without prejudice
TO the right OF the p,aintir or OF Wilson or OF The
Sheriff. aud to be disposed OF only by the hna de-
cree in this actIOn IL the parties cannot agree
upon proper receiver Will appoint Mr.. Phllo 1.
Rug ses
Kline vs. Farrell.--Motion granted. See opinion.
By Judge Barnard.
Meyer OF al. VS.. Amidor.-M0tl0n granted.
Dey ct al VS.. Uey ct al.--Aliowanceg gwen to re.
ceiver OF $3.50.
BY Judge 1ngrahanl.
In the Matter oil the Petll0n OF COrnclia Lefferts
Stebbins, an Infant, &c.-Order granted and bond
approyeO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
COURT CALrsDsHs-Tgis osy.

SUPREME Court -CB DiBERs Held by Judge Bar.
nard.-N0s. 107, los, i6l l73.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1--Ield by Judge
Van Brunt-Nos 1913 1888, 1861, I4Js, 1874, 1899
1882 1882 1862 2l4o 2l69 1913, 23I9 2i25 2433 258
259a 2C23 2g53, 1854, 1855, 1855, 1857, 255s 265g
SUrERIoR COURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
iSo7 1909. i5l5, 1919 1921 1885, 1885, I64 1913 l5i7
Part 2--lIed by Judge Sedgwfck.-Nos. 1000, 40,
sss $50, ga 1864 l0Js 100, 6io. 26o, e7f 900. 3s2
1910, 1885 624.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-EouITy TEEM-Hed
by Judge Larremore.Sos. 1885, IVA, 49, 1871, 81, 1885,
$50, 19J.
Court OF CoMMoN PLEAs-TRrAL TERa-Part l.
Held ty Judge J. J.. Daty--Same calendar "a yes.
terday. Part 2-Hed by Judge Lcew.-Ad,ourned
10 Monday, February II.
MARINE CoURT-lRIAL TERN-Part 1--IIeld by
Judge Jolchlmsen.- 73il, 1915. 1887 1882 1910
Part 2--held by Judge Spauldmg.-Ncs. H. vs.. b.,
7e7o. 1850 ILL., g. vs. 81 1922, 7s4s 7ote 1851 1886,
ssas 7sss 7s,s. sseS. sep part e., Sled BY Judge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
UNITED STATES GIaCulT COURT.


feore Judge Shpman.
The case OF George Washington Bowen VS.. Nelson
Chase was resumed yesterday.
The case for the platinum has closed.
THE DEFENCE,
Mr. Charles 'Conor opened. the defence On the
part OF Mr. Chase. lie reviewed the testimony as
given Tor the plaintiff, contending that no case
wnate, er had been made out to disturb Mr. Chase
In the possession OF his property lie said 1t would
be SHOWN that no suspicion existed among
any OF Madame Junel's relations and friends
during her lifetime tnat she had ever mad
n chlld nor was any report OF such Il character
hear, O! until some time after her death. she had
n sister Maria living la the city duiing great pUr-
ton OF Madame's Lifetime, aud she always treated
tins sister IN the most aneciionaie manner. Tue
sister had q chlu, winch Madame Jumel adopted,
aud who was subsequently, married to MIR. Nelson
Chase, WIN the distinct understanding mat sue
SHOULD inherit Madame Jumes property. lhIs
ADOPTED daughter mad TWO ch,dren by air. Chase,
and ded some years ago, ~ being then
Understood that her children wouid inherit
Madame Jumels property. one OF these chiluren.
o daughter, was taken 10 rIauce Uv Maualne
with u MIR. raui Ferry, IL beng u pari Oh the con-
tract that this daugntero o! Mr. Chase's should IN
herlt half OF Madame tuners property, Tue other
mali going to her bro!ncr, Madame Junlc. III her
later years, was subject 10 .whu freaks, auu, AT
Dimes quarleled WIN NM, ~, ona eubt a' snen exist
ing but that size would leave the property as
Il had been arranged sue should 90. AteI uer
death litigation eDsued AS 10 Tue disposition on
her property under a VIII SAID 10 nave oeen made
by ner bul IL having been clearly shown tnat u was
her intention when her mind was clear mat tne
properly should 20 10 the descendants Oh her
adopted daughter and be held IN trust LOT theui Uy
that daughters husDani Mr., Nelson Cuasei an thc
parties VINO had con ested mis- right surrendered
their claims To MN Tor consderatlon anu ne nds
held tue properly ever sincc and would, doubtless.
continue W mold u Tor the Denent oil MS Cniluren,
despne all the bogus claims wulcn the value oi tue
properv held by hliu had stimulated INTO Gslvan-
lzed exiseuce. lie referred 10 the evidence OIL MI.
NandeIv0ort, with respect TO the dispute when
nad occurred, as alleged 10y that witness, octween
Madame Juinel and Freeove BaOu III New YORK,
about George washington Bowen. According TO
that testimony Madame Jufnel had complained tDat
Ereelove Ballou was Keeping from ner her dear
paoy; put the boy must AZ that time. taxing the
placement OF Mrs. vanderv0ort as correct, rave
peen no less than eighteen years Of agc-hali WASH
inelon nail bowen daughter, II was The oDser-
vettOn u MI men that boys naturally clung 10 tloir
m0cner and girls to their father and Il was slugu.
Lar that ~ al the years Madame Jumel was IN
aence to Gee this man who. Il was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09

COURT or SESSIONS.

The Wrong Person Shot.
Before Judge Moore and Associate Justices.
James Biggart, Deputy United States Marshal,
was tried yesterday on the charge OF having com-
mltted an assault with intent to kill, the victim
being John huntington, o newsboy. II appeared
that the morning of the 26th OF October last the
defendant undertook to arrest an Illicit dsliller
the Fulton ferry when the latter escaped from
him and ran up the street. BggaIi, to frighen the
fugitive, fired several shots al him, but ne escaped
without injury. One OF the shots, however, took
enect IN one OF Rutblngt0n's legs.
Counsel Tor defense asked for an acquitfa, on the
ground that Blggarf fired his pistol without any
felonlous intent and while In the discharge OF
duty.
Assistant District Attorney Cullen said tnat he
would not ask Tor a conviction OF q ielonious as
saulL as charged IN the Indictment, but he would
ask for conviction for an assault ana battery.
Judge Moore refused to grant an acquitlal, aud
the case weni TO the Jury, who asqultled Biggart
alter brief delIperatiOn.
A Hotel Robbery.
Peter Mcdonald and James Quinn were placed on
trial Yesterday afternoon on the charge OF having
robbed James Marion OF SAT at the Franklin House,
Fulton Jerry one hight In October last. The pris
Oners were arrested In room adjoining that 0ccu-
pied by Marion, and the exact amount OF $47 was
found In Quinn's possession. The defence was that
Mcdonald, who had been in tho navy. had been
paiu of tine day before; that he and Quinn Went on
spree win The money. and that Quinn took charge
OIL the amount unexpended. which amOunt Cor.
responded with that lost oY Marion.
The Jury acquitted Mcdonald aud convicted Quinn.
The prisoner was remanded until Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
UNITED STATES oIsTaICT COURT.

The LiIienthal Tobacco Suit-MOti0n for n
New Trial.
The United States W.. Lilienthal.-ln this case
there had been verdict for the government, con-
demning about 100000 worth OF tobacco, on the
ground that the revenue had suffered much loss in
consequence OF imputed Irregularities alleged TO
baye been practtsed by the firm OF Liilentna Co..
WITH respect TO the payment OF taxes on the tobacco
Mr.. George 4. Curtis made an argument on behall
OF the defendants for new trial, and Mr.. Simons.
for the government, opposed the motion. Judge
Biatchr0rd reserved his decision.
A Custom House Suit.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Tho United States vs.. Herman Boxer b Co.-This
was a suit to recover the value or an invoice OF
cuiiery, worth about $l,5Oo 1t Is alleged by the
government tnat the goods were 1nvOced at an
differentiation. The defence Is that the goods,
winch were manufactured In Shenield, England,
had been imported at their regular market value.
The case has not concluded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB,

Tie regular monthly meeting OF The New YORK
Athletic CLUB was held last night at their CLUB rooms
and Gymnasium, Nos. 4 and East Twenty .eIghth
street. the attendance was large. President Colo
mel william f. Van WICK IN the cnalr New rue
tor the holding OF the championship gold medals
and II was July decided that tue '~prng
games' OF the CLUB should take place about tue
Etdu!e Of May next, ~ inc cup track and grounds,
ourth avenues. several new snesiboats have
READY been ordered IN addition to those now IN
t.leir boatnouse adjoining the club grounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09

now claimed, was her son. tho plsInHG aeked the
jury TO believe that he was the son OF Madame
Iptcrcourse wnich would naturally take place be-
tween q mother ana her child. she bad not men,
MIN net w ns na n oct eSe woT s @
a silver toOtnpick az the smalie' token OF remem
brance. II he was her son, would sne nave forgot
fury to believe In disregard OF the common feel
ings Of humanity OF maternal humanity. AS the
hare wnen IL sets out In the morning IN search OF
iood II II should escape from the hound
or the nnuter. returns when the shades OF
evening are falling, dense and dark. to the form
where II found SHELTER so the human heart after 1t
has gone through the storms and passions OF ne,
AND. IN old age nnds now utterly vain anu delusiye
the word has beeu returns with fervor TO remem.
brance OF It's bright happy and early joys TO all
that made youth brilliant and pleasant. bid tue
Jury, as men, believe that for sixty years Madame
JuInei could have forgotten and neglected her only
SOM II ne was her son, why not mention him III
her wiz Why was she silent about nm The jury
were asked by the plainr really TO believe tnat the
woman whom ne Claimed TO ne has mother nad
cruelty neglected HINT came absolutely 10 that
The learned counsel then explained to the Jurv
various facts and circumstances In relation to the
VIII OF Aahame Jumei, and TO the Inherent be-
quests and settlements that had been made under IT,
He next took up the question In regard to the public
documents that had Deen proluced from the city
records OF r evidence toucntng the history or
Madame Jumel's eariy youth and her alleged assoc
citation with The family OF Major Ballou lie stated
that the writing or the name OF Major Ba0u on tne
book or pamphlet on which there was u record OF
the birth OF Betsy Bowen appeared to be Compare
uyel. new a. compared with h's signature TO other
documents produced In the case, and after counsel
had adve, other features or the litigation the
Court adjourned till this morning.
A Patent suit.
Before Judge Blatchford.
In the case of Samuel +. Day and Another vs.. The
Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph Association, which
was an action for alleged infringement OF patent,
Judge Dlatchiord has ordered the entry OF decree
the complaint with COSTS. and directs
that the defendants have execution therefor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY covar--spEclAL TERM.

The Homar. Earle Breach OF Promise Case.
Before Judge Nelson.
Last fall a Miss Homan obtained verdict OF
$4,000 against Mr.. Alexander Earle for an alleged
breach OF promise Of marriage. The case was re-
ported at the time. counsel for defence determined
10 take an appeal and yesterday Judge Nelson an
nounccd mat the case on appeal had been settica-
THAI IS, counsel mad suemitte9 vnelr p0lnts-am9
vii, nave 10 Le Rcafd Dy Judges McCue ana Ihonp-
SON ijudee Nelson having sat upon the tran, and
aa the latter nudge has been III Ior months, ana
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UNITED STATES CosMIssIuNEEs COURT.
Alleged Fraudulent Bankruptcy.
Before Commissioner Belts.

The United States VS.. J. p. Hayden.-Tne defend
ant is charged with having concealed his assets or
30 controlled them as 10 prevent their reaching the
hands of the assignee In bankruptcy Tor the benefit
OF his creditors. MIR. Hayden denies the accusation
stating that his conduct in the matter was regu.
lated by desire to save his business from gong TO
RUM and that he laid out money In the purchase OF
stock, so as that the latter might be
Kept up 10 enable him to overcome his ditti-
Culties In business. Counsel on both sides
summed up the case, counsel Tor the assignee con.
tending that 1t nad been shown In the progress OF
the examination that in six weeks the DEFENDANT
had spent 81, 100 without giving any satisfactory
explanation OF that expenditure. The Commits
siOner reserved his decision.