New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

Charles A. Fellows, watches Sc, NJ. n Maideuane
william K Garrison, President. No. 5 Bowling green
Armann Griffin, importer, No. O. Duane-st.
s. eppard Candy, merchant, No. 60 WaLtst
S. nuol II. Herd, President, No. l5i Water-st.
Gardner G. Rowland, merchant, 40. % south-s..
william A. Hall, merchant 70. l3i GFand-st.
Cherries W. Hull, soaps, No 81 Park-row.
Isaac r. Holmes, silks No 1a5 Churchst.
Joseph ". Harper, publisher, No. s3l Pearst.
Edward s Jafray, importer, No $50 Broadway.
Ambrose c. Kiugsland ir merchant, No s. Broad st.
Charles Lanier banker No. p Pne-st.
Levi p Merton, ibanEer, No. 30 BrOad-st
LanyngtiC Moore gentleman, No. IA West Forty
thir1-st
Lewis Mealio, gentleman, No 800 West Twentie'h-st.
D. d. 7. Marshall, President No. 23l BroahwaN
Charles II. Mount gentleman, No. $50 West Twenty
third-st.
Hervey J. Newton, gentleman, No l2s West Forty
thirdSt.
George P Quaokenboss, author, No a2i,west Twenty
eghth-st.
John A. Riston. broker, No 30 Broad-st.
John Roner Jour- No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hiram Raynor, gentleman. No. Oh 81. bIlrTspia.e.
Joseph f. stole banker 70. 80 Wall-st.
David J. siydlm, gentleman, No. 20 East Thirty
drst-st
sidsinund J. segman. importer. No. ll3 Church-st
James G. shaw, books, No 533 Peari-st
John Sloan, carpets, No. 655 Broadway.
Thomas K. smull leather, No. = Iranktort-s,.
Joseph L. spoford merchant, No. 90 Broadway.
Thomas A. Vyse IT,, President, No. 100 Broadway.
Thomas George Walker, merchant, No 80 Broad-st.
The great Tiehborne case tried in LONDON last year,
occupied IL substantial business men for ne0Ily bno
months. Men who were makingis50ooo year by trade
had 10 abandon MI business and do the hardest wofk %
their lives FOR s. day. Bat the Junel q luyoIy-
jag larger estates and the jury promises to be made up
OF men OF still richer and buster class II Is impossible
10 guess how long the will be before the jury hut
the former trial occupied "a days, and the parties to II
have since spent nearly year and vast sums Of money
in collecting further testimony. Besides the opposing
lawyers know each others strong and weak points
and fallen into contest perhaps even IGoro bitter
than the feeling between plaintiff aud defendant; so
that there are prospects Of ordinations and rmina
tons Of Charges of"champerty "barratry," "uborna
ton" and what not with yOuminous testimony and ar
guuent upon each charge that the Door iuryfnen VIII
be lucky IL they come 70 end OF tho trial before Sew
Years. to say nothing of the time may take them ager
ward to make up their minds.
THE LEGAL CHAMPIONS ENGAGED.
The lawyers who will conduct this memorable
zht are among the ablest In the country Mr. Charles
O'Conor has been the from the ft. Fory ycirs
ago be the confidential adviser and counsel 81 Aaon
Burr, then Madame Jumels husband. and defended the
divorce suit which she brought Burr Prom that
time Mr. OConor has been professionally bu,icd about
this vast property. At the former trial 10 O,
tona reputation faced the leader Of the NcwYor Bars
but this time he be met by the Hon. f. r. Hoar aio
Attorney General OF the United states The tough
est legal wTesers OF tie day. Beside these leaders Of
The case. many other counsel arc TO take part Mt
Hoar for George W Bowen, will be sustained ny eN-
Attorney General Levi g. Chataeld. thauucey s5ah'r
ex-surroeate Gideon J. Tucker VIM A. Beach hr Saw
yer and others while Mr. OCoDOr VIII Dc osssted, rs
before by james Carter and by Nelson Chase the de-
fendent himself.
Is TEERT TO BE ANOTHER CLAIMANT
1t is probable that new phaze Of this
curious case may be developed by this trial, ana IL Is
whispered that a new claimant may appear and enter
suit for possession of the immense estates on the
original trial. it will be remembered the jury disagreed;
neither Bowen nor Chase succeeded in establishing
title to the property though the latter was left 10 pos
session. IL is claimed by lawyers familiar with the
issue tlt BY escheat IN default OF hors 10 estate ~
really the property OF the state OF Ne~1ork AZ any
rate It II subject OF discussion among swJe, WHO sy
that since these 100000 are hold under doIbtn ute
and claimed under certainly douhtiul. IL IL
the duty OF the Attorney General other Slate repre-
sentatiyos 70 put third claim. Thcre q not TIE slight
e. probability that this will be done. however, until
the decision sought has made tho chances ~ ihe
State TO recover less doubtful than they now appear
It will be remembered that originally hlr Chase
claimed the Jurne cstats the husband OF Mary Anne
Jones whom he asserted the daughter OF Madame
Jrmei tAt the latter had informed him, urging btn
10 marry her child and promising 10 leave her The whole
Jumel estate This is no longer his cl.im. Re now
arms Is asserted, that DIS WHO was Tie daughter on
Walter aud Mary Bowen sister OF Madame JGmel. AZ
the death OF NADINE Jumel July 10, 1863 Chase as
sumed control Of the property and excluded nom if
several children OF this Mary Bowen subsequently Mrs
Jones' but later compromised With these claimants DIV
payments $4,000 for their Interest in the estate. he
now claims hat they the true hersataw, not h,
wife, and that he Is ented to the property through
chase OF their right The plaintiff claims 10 Oc TIC lle
climate Of Madame Jumel herself, aud tucb hts
q pr0r right the JOneses In order 20 establish Bis
{ atm Mr.. Chase has, the refore, 10 prove.
l. That Nadame JumCl died without issue mat ~,
that George w. Bowen Is pot her enid.
H. That Mary Bowen ant Madame Jumel wero both
legitimate children OF tho same mother hsoe Kelly or
BOwon) fer though an nlcgitimate child may inherit
IRON. It's mother 20 other relation OF iIegtoiacy gives
title 20 inh 'rtaHcc
Ill FRAT Mary Bowen instead ~ DYING IN 1877.
claimed by pain.i lived become urst Mary Clarke.
aud theD Mrs. Jones and tho mother 81 those whose
right Ghlso has plrchasod.
It's very clear that II q cannot nov be proved that
tho Jones family the legitimate nephews ard
nleCes 90 Madame Jumel the whole yast estate y really
without heirs and legally reyerts 10 the State
The case comes up next Monday and will probably DO
tried without further delay