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CITY COURT.

Singular Case OF Mistaken Idcntity-Suft
for False Arrest and Imprisonment-
Damages Awarded.
Before Judge Nelson.
John Lindsay Zadoc H. Jarman.-The plaintiff
In this case, which was reported in Wednesdays
HERALD sued Mr.. Jarman who is member of the
New York clothing honse Of Treadwell Jarman &
Co.. for false imprisonment, and claimed 500
damages. The circumstances OF the case show q
November, 1869, man. who STYLED himself G. W.
harrington, ordered a coat and vest, worth s75 of
the firm, and requested that they should be
sent to hts house No. q wow street
was sent with the clothing, and was
met at the house by man calling
himself Mr.. harrington. to whom he gave the bun
die. The man asked him to wait IN the parlor until
he returned from up stairs with the money. Davis
waited, but the decever never returned. He lett
the house by rear way Davis had been the vic
In the honsc the day before but the landlady did
not know him. He was one Of those mean thieves
who get o0ms for day, go out and order goods
and have them sent 10 the houses. When the mes
sangers arrive they treat them In the way that this
chap treated Davis. The young man noticed that
the swnder In this case had glass eve, and after
that he kept watch on the streets for him.
It was nearly two years alter this occurrence, one
dav In March last that Davis met the plaintiff
Lindsay, on the New York side Of the Fulton ferry
and was impressed by his appearance that he was
the Swnuer SO strong was the in the belief that
he had him arrested and, at the request OF Mr..
Jarman, the defendant, Lindsay held at the
First precinct station house. The next day. how
ever, he was discharged by Justice Bowling, at the
Tombs Police Court. 10 Is d singular coincidence
that Mr.. Lindsay also has glass eye and the fact
evlde ntly STRENGTHENED Davis belief that he was
the man. Davis, on the trial, was not convinced
that the defendant was another party altogether.
The iury rendered a verdict in favor OF plaintiff
and assessed the damages at $685. Mr.. Lindsay
resides IN BROOKLYN and is engaged in business in
New York.
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COURT CAlEnDAnS-THls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMRERs-Hel by Judge Bar
rettNos. ~. 81 &c. 75 H. rs, 20, So, l03 los, l06
los, ITO, Ill, 1ls. Call, 115.
SUPREME CorRr-CiRcrIT-Part Held by Judge
Van Brunt--Sho~t causea.--NOa. 3277, 3435, 24S5,
3263 225 2293 1921, 13l 1857, 1885, 1853 3l63 2i6D
230, 27i3 30sl 3I5 1929, $685. 1909, $685. 329o 1885,
765%, 1107E, 2i27, 1888 3037, 3073. Part 2-Hed by
Judge Brady-Short causes.-Nos. 1914, 1852, 1924,
1892 $780, 263o 1885, $780, 3l66, 3ITo $780, $685. $3.50
1892, 2Ss 226s 1882, 1912, 3O3Sls $780, 3l6s 321s
$500, 3240, 341o 630&, $780, 2s12, 1920, 1922 3l68
1920 1929 3246% 1864, 1870, $780, $685. $500, 1902,
1892, 1885, $685. $3.50, S4o4, S4os 341o a4l4, $500,
1922, 3422hs $780, 3434, 3436, 327sH, 343s.
COMMON PLE,s-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Daly-One hour causes.-Nos. 1861, 1851,
1896, 2340 $780, 1855 24s1. PAIL 2lll 2104 2l74 1885,
PASS 1853 2sl4 1851 24Ss, 249o 246t 24l5 2c6e 1885,
2l54, 1854 2i55 206l 1922 219 249 25i5, PAS 1897
Part 2-Held by Judge q. p. Daly--One hour
c8uSes.NoS 2S4l, 1911, 2099 2470 1889, 1855, 2I21
1884 1885, 214s 225, 2479 1885, 2544 $500 1885, 1923
252 1885, 232, 2434, 2535, 1872 1884 25I5, 25lS 1872
1927.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERMs-1 and AID
journed for the term.
Judge Tracy.-Nos. $3.50, ol01 se47 $780, 1888, 1865
Part 2.-Held 10y Judge Spaudng-Nos. gl62, $780,
$685. $780, 1922, $780, 1860, 9l91 9I7l ooS2 802 9l73
9I55.
Court or GENERAL sEssrovs-Held by JUDGE
Cunning s. Bedford-The People vs.. James Larkin
homicide: Same va. Adolph Liable, felonious as
sault and battery Same Vs. Mary Darlington,
grand larceny; same vs.. Margaret Murphy, grand
larceny Same va. Catharne Martin, grand larceny !;
same vs.. Frederick Prick and Thomas Hammond
grand larceny. Same VS.. Ellen O'Brien, grand
larceny Same Vs. Henry Johnson grand larceny I;
Same vs. John Curren, larceny from the person !;
same VS.. Edward Forrest, larceny from the DE
Same VS.. Morris Seckel, obscene iitorature; Same
vs. Thomas Hines and James Foley. obscene 1itera-
ture; Same vs. Thomas Holman, obscene literature |;
Same VS.. Joseph barrow obscene literature; Same
w. Charles Manche, obscene literature; Same W..
Solomon W. Rice. obscene iiterature; Same vs..
John Meeker, obscene literature.
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ANTICIPATING THE 18TH OF JULY.

As the 18th OF July approaches the blood OF the
followers Of the hero OF the "Boyne watern begins
to boil and show Its turbulent spirit. A few Days
ago dIflculty, having Its origin in this old his.
toric feud oc ;urred In West Fifty seventh street.
between the families OF Thomas Mnlgan and
Henry Aiken. Several outsiders took part in the
melee, in which Mulligan and Aiken received Sc
we're scalp wounds. No court interference
was, however, asked for on either aide
and probably nothing further would have
hal not the Mulgan family offered some insults TO
Mrs. Aiken a few days after. which led TO another
setto. This time Muligan was arrested ON com
plant Of Mrs, Aiken, and yesterday the matter
came VI Tor Adjudication before Justice Coulter, at
iorkviiie Police Court. Both parties being TO
blame, Mnsligan was discharged with reprin!and
anu the Court warned all concerned that u any OF
thenl nan the Misfortune 10 come before the bar
again De would allow the law TO take its course.
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sUpRER NE COuRT-cHAkBERs.
Am Alleged Sawdust SwinSiler TN Court.


Am Alleged Snwdust Swintiler tn Court.
Before Judge Barrett.
In re James WsOn.-Some time since Wilson
was arrested on charge OF being sawdust
swindler. He was brought up In this Court yester-
day on writ Of habeas corpus, and application
made by Mr.. Abe II. Hummel for his dis
CHARGE on the ground that the commit
ment simply charged him with viola ton
OF the act OF April 49, 1872 and without specifying
the offence which, he claimed, 10 was the duty or the
magistrate to have done. Assistant District Attor-
ney Sullivan insisted that the writ should have been
made returnable in the Court or Oyer and Termincr
He said that the examination OF the case had not
yet been made, and that it was the provision OF
which came under the jurisdiction OF the latter
Court. Mr.. Humme withdrew the application for a
discharge, and expressed a willingness to accept
bail, as the offence was simply misdemeanOr and
clearly haahlc.
Judge Barrett ordered that the case be taken be-
fore the Court OF Oyer and Terniner this morning
Decisions.
In the matter Of the petition OF Abigail Free
iand.--Order granted
In the Matter OF the Application Of Dennis j. Ma
honey ct al. to Sel.--Mcmorandum for counsel.
In the Matter OF the Petition OF the Congregation
Shaar'- Ruehninn &c.-Order granted.
Brigham Va, Willaid-Motion granted.
Iowney VS.. Lowney.-Referred back to take iur-
ther proof.
Smith vs. Pacific NAH Steamship Company.-Mo-
ton for an injunction denied, with $40 costs. See
opinion.
Mcclure We. Baker ct al-Judgment granted.
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VIEW HERALD FRIDAY JUNE e. ls72-TRIPLE SHEET

win with pleasure come down 70 Court any time
during the evening up to ten O'CLOCK
THE VERDICT.
At ten O'Clock last night the jury in this case,
having been in consultation since twelve noon,
stated that they had arrived at verdict Judge
Bedford took his seat amid GREATNESS silence and
the prisoner DR.. Gyles was brought into
court, accompanied by his faithful coun-
sci, Mr.. w. +. Howe. Mr.. Sparkes, the Clerk
OF the Court. having called the names OF the
Jurors, asked the foreman n they had arrived at u
verdict, to which reply was made, 1--WE find the
prisoner, George H. Gyies, not guilty."
Al this announcement the prisoner turned ashy
pale, graspcd nervousy the hand OF Mr.. Howe and
then, with great effort, and returned thanks
TO the jury for their Just verdict.
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MARINE CNURT--PART |.
The Troubles OF Mutual Benefit Society
Treasurer.
Before Judge Tracy.


Kohn vs. Sperling.-The defendant and some
trends, warned by the winter prices Of coal for
some years past, formed last summer society of
some seventy persons, the object being to purchase
coal at wholesale prices each member to he sup
piled at the reduced price with as many tons az he
required. The defendant was elected treasurer,
and proceeded to enter into contract with the
p'antir, coal dealer, for a supply Of from $50 to
200 tons, as it should be ordered. This contract,
which was claimed to be lost. according TO plaintiffs
testimony, was made with the defendant individu-
ally and without knowledge that he acted in any
other capacity. According to defendant 1t was be-
tween the association and plaintiff, and he claims
that In signing his name to ii he attached the word
"Treasurer," In Hebrew characters. few OF the
orders upon which the coal was delivered were
produced, but the word Treasurer" here was In
different handwriting from the signature ana from
the body of the order, and this the plantiT claims
to have been added since they went back into de-
fendant's possession. The suit Is brought to re-
cover a balance OF ahout two hundred dollars due
for which the Court rendered judgment.
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can Manufacturing Company 70 the plaintiff,
50 2SS 80, with interest from November IL. 1868.
The defence was that the entire capital stock OF
the company was fully paid hi and all the terms OF
the statute complied with as to release him from
habinty; that the company sent funge a large
quantity OF sewing machines. which he sold Tor
$4,000 and never returned or accounted for the
money; that no action was ever brought against
the company for the debt alleged TO be due to
bunge. AZ no summons was ever served upon any
any officer oil the company. The company was
the 18th day OF July, 1893, dissolved, aud receivers
appointed OF its effects.
AS a further defence Tuck said that whecwright
did not nave authority TO draw the bills.
The Jury gave plaintiff 81, sG5.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CouaT--CIaCulT.
Alleged Fraudulent Transaction In Real
Estate.

Alleged Fraudulent Transaction In Real
Estate.
Before Judge Pratt
Charles p. yanneman vs. Edward J. and Mile d.
Powers.-This was an action TO recover $4,000
Plaintiff charged that he had been fraudulenty In.
duccd into exchanging $1,000 farm in New Jersey
for bogus mortgage and certain worthless land in
Iowa. Another allegation was that the defendants
were swindlers, and belonged to gang of conf
dcnce operators in bogus mortgages and convey
ances.
The defence denied that any fraudulent reprcscnt
by the transaction az the farm received was not
worth the amount OF the mortgage on it.
Verdict for plaintiff, $500.
A Sewing Machine Company,s Bills OF
Exchange.
Hugo Bunge va. Joseph II. Tuck.--The plaintin
said that while residing and doing business In
buenos Ayres in March, 1865, he owned two bills of
exchange for s4,32e, gold, drawn upon the North
American Manufacturing Company by 8. O. Wheel
wright, their agent there. Although the drafts
were presented In New York and accepted they
were never paid. Subsequently plaintiff obtained
Judgment against the company, but could not get
cent on IL. Ii seems that this North American
II. whitney and others for the manufacturing Re.
OF sewing machines, In May, 1893, and GER
tlfcates OF Incorporation were hled In tho County
Clerks Office and the Office OF the Secretary
OF state. The capital stock was $loO, 600 divided
into 10 900 shares OF $40 each. The painir alleges
that the whole amount OF the capital stock was
never paid in, nor did the president or a majority
OF the trustees of the company ever mako or ngn
or swear to record, cause TO be recorded In tho
office OF the Clerk OF the city and County Of New
York certificate stating the amount Of the Capit0l
OF the company liked and paid In, In required by
the act under which the company was inc0rpOra-
ted. The defendant Tuck was stockhodev in the
company To the eN tent OF 400 shares OF $40 oacil
and THIS action Is brought 10 recover from han
the amount Of the indebtedness Of the North Ameri-
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Alleged Observation-Disclosures OF the
Accused.
Rnfarn InIlnn nndfo

Before Judge Bedford.
Yesterday In this Court Assistant District Att0r-
ney Stewart informed His Honor that among the
cases on the calendar was one charging Daniel N.
Marrow with causing the death Of Charles Mass on
the 9th OF January. The facts and circumstances OF
the case were that the deceased made some insult
ing remarks to the wife OF the accused who struck
him blow which felled him to the sidewalk, pro-
producing conclusion OF the brain, resulting I'm
death. The only witness who saw the occurrence
was a man named Moore, whose attendance could
not be procured. He (Mr. StewarD consented to
the discharge OF Marrow.
Judge Bedford acceded to the motion and dis
charged the defendant on his own recognizancc.
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T HE COUR T S.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.

A Snuggler Sentenced sawdust Swindlin8 in
Court-The Treasurer Of Mutual Benefit
Society in Trouble Business in the
General Sessions eciIons
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Sentence Of y SnluggIer.
Before Judge Benedict.

Charles Marxen, convicted OF smuggling gold
watches and jeweiry into this port in ialse-bottom
trunks, was sentenced yesterday TO six months I'm
prsonment.
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DoLITTCAL PRINTING or EVERY DESCRIPTION
i done at short notice by the Metropolitan Printing
York
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ITO BE LET FURNIsiIED-ON THE HARLEM ROAD,
l. convenient to New York, Country Residence con
tanning eight rooms, with all modern improvements,
large garden. &c rent SIS month. Address ALPHA,
l24 Washington street
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q a 0O0 WILL PURCHASE BEAUTIFUL. FARM,
Pf.VUV containing u acres, with two story Cot
age, at East Rockaway; splendid view of the bay ground
high and extremely healthy Owner at d. Y. CtRLEY'S
IL Centre street.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-A PIHgR OF PROPERTY
w In the Ninth ward improved unmp proved; terms
TO suit the seller Apply TO or address THOMAS H. HILL,
l5J East Houston street
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-19

SHADE TREEs.-\Ve are constrained
t. refer again to the question Of shade
trees for our village Those who have
a laudable ambition for the growth and
prosperity of our town should take an
active interest in whatever will tend to
its improvement or beauty. At this
time Of year trees may be obtained of and
trans planted by persons who are anxious
for such work at such prices as would be
ruinous to the pers n who had but few to
set. AS but few are prepared to do
such work for themselves why not hold
a meeting or in some way arrive at
means of having concert Of action that
shall give some one a large job, that
all may have the benefit Of the low
rates t., be thus obtained.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-19
a Lecture
10 Young Men.

Just Published, in n Sealed Envelope.
Price six cents. . --.....
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
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Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage
generally; Nervousness, Consumption. Epi-
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capacity, resulting from Self-Abuse; &c
BY Robert j. Culverwell. NJ. D., Author
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The worll.renowned author. in this admi-
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experience that the awful consequences of
Self. Abuse may be effectnally removed with
out medicines, and without dangerous sur
gical operations, bougies, instruments,
rings, or cordials, pointing out mode of
cure at once certain and efiectual by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, pri-
vately, and radically. This Lecture will
prove a boon to thousands and thousands
Sent under ssal, to any address, in plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents,
or two postage stamps Also. DR. Culyer-
welps Marriage Guide,' price % cents.
Address the Publishers.
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127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box
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Cheese Factory in Orleans

Mr.. w. NJ. Brown and his associates
are at work erecting 4 building for a
cheese factory in Orleans township. The
utensils for operating it were ordered
some two weeks ago, and it will bercady
for use as soon as the season will permit.
Mr. Brown spent last summer in factory
east on purpose to learn the ways and
methods employed in a cheese factory,
and is one of the right kind Of men for
the purpose. He is backed by the most
intelligent farmers in that section. We
hope they will keep us posted as to its
progress, and that it will prove a sue
cess that will incite other sections to
build other factories. Cheese is pro-
duet that will find a home market at
the best prices.-Decorah Republican.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-19

NJ. B. Doolittle has shown us a
sample of wool ten inches in length
from one of a flock of Cotswold sheep
that he went to Ohio last winter to
inspect. Thirty ewes from the flock
have since been sent to California and
sold there for the snug sum Of six thous-
and dollars. One ofthe larger Of the
flock measured across the hips three
feet and ten inches, and weighed 2s5
pounds. When Mr.. Doolittle fails to
discern where money grows, there is
little use in sending some one else to
look,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-19

DENTAL.-We arc pleased to learn
that DR.. l.. +. Abbott, Dentist, has
returned to Crcsco with the intention
Of locating permane ntly.
During his visit here last month,
he won universal regard and esteem,
and proved himself thoroughly qualified
in his profession, and he also has most
excellent recommendations from relia bic
citizens of Milwaukee, with whom we
are acquainted, and we can with pleas
ure advise our friends to give him
their patronage.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-19

DELICATE CREATuREs.-This is the
phrase applied by His Blackness, the
Moor Of Vice, to the fair ladies of
Italy. 1t is the lovely complexion Of
Desdemona, such radiant contrast to
his own, that won his heart; and sooth
to say, every man Of disccrnment con-
siders fair skin, like a sweet voice,
can excellent thing i'll woman" Now
this is a charm which can be acquired.
There is a healthful and odoliferous
toilet article, known everywhere as
Hagan's Magnolia Balm, which literally
transfgures a cloudy or sallow skin,
suffusing the discolored face, neck,
arms and bosom, with a soft pearly
tinge, and imparting to the surface a
smoothness and gloss like that Of
polished marble. Instead Of clogging
the pores, like the sticky enamels, Or
contracting them, and thus obstructing
perspiration, like the astringent cos
metics, it cleanses the skin from all i'm
purities and wonderfully improves its
texture. This popularity is particu-
larly appreciated by our rural bellies,
who find that the coarseness and rough
ness, which country air is apt to engen-
der, are speedily removed from their
faces, hands and arms, by this delight
full preparation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-19

Information is wanted in regard to
Miss Olive Oleson, by her brothcr-in-
law; Hayel Gilbertson. Was last heard
from her in GAINESVILLE, Wis, and is
to have gone thence to Chi
cage, in Aug. 1869. She was born in
Norway, and is 80 years of age. Her
friends are very anxious to learn her
whereabouts, as there is property and
money in Iowa requiring immediate at
tention. Any information Of her, sent
to DR.. 0. Deremo, Elon, Allamakee
county, Iowa, will be gratefully rcceiv-
ed by her friends.
Iowa and others papers please COPY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-19

The John j. Thomas Smoothing
Harrow elsewhere advertised is COM
mended by practical farmers as the
finest thing ever used for any similar
purpose. There is one now in use, or
will be on the farm of H. D. Noble as
soon as all it's parts arrive. In Wis
consin where introduced last year they
take, precedence over all othes. We
desire that as many of our farmers as
can, shall see this harrow in work, and
if it suits as we believe it will they will
be ready to provide themselves with
one before another season.
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1t is suggested by Mr.. Bcadle that
we have Il meeting to make arrange
ments about our shade trees As he has
more trees to plant out than any one
else, the suggestion is a good one. Let
us have the meeting next Monday
evening, at the Court House
and let each one report about
the number of trees he wants and then
let us arrange by committee or some
other way to make the best possible
trade with some one for procuring and
setting them out.
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To ConsumptiVes.

The advertiser, having been permanent
~ cured ofthat Dire d disease, Consumption.
by q simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy of the prescription used, free of
ehargc.) with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find Il
sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription willplease
address Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON.
264 South Third St., Williamsburgh,
N. Y. v13no1 l year
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-19

Mrs. Donahugh has received her
millinery stock, the largest and best
ever in the count y, and will open it
up before our next issue, in the new
store, adjoining Platt Il O'Malley's, if
the plastering becomes dry enough. In
due time her advertisement will be out
which will speak by authority and be
true to the letter. 49,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-19

The letter elsewhere published from
J. O. Crosby to Judge Berry would
have been long since published, but was
mislaid. The point in it is one of ve-
racity between Thos. p. Davies and G..
K. Berry about the transaction therein
referred to- 1t is intimated on the
part of some that not only in this mat
ter, but in several others, the truth
has been so scrup ulously dealt with as
to make work for the grand jury.