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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11
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thrsuEh 70 Bsriiugton arriving there at ~ so
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SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
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la P. road At s.45 p. IN. 70 d.recily through L
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11
For MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs

4 Nd TAN, USE PERRY's MOTH AID
n FRECKLE LOTION.
1t is reliable and harmless. Il is no cure al
or panscea, bat is intended 10 remove only
Brown Disco CREATIONS, by neuiralisiHg ths Iron
in the layers Of the skin, Witch induces them.
Prepared only BY DR.. B. C. Perry, DermatoI-
ogIst, 40 Bond street, New York. Sold By
Druggists everywhere. sp4dw6m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11
Union Loan Association Of
the City of New York.

Is ID LIS a ED ESb&.
VIII Loan ON 1st-cass property in Illinois 10 per c.
on net valuation in sums ranging from go TO go
0oo Parties wishing Loans viii do well by address
ing with description of property,
CHARLES KAUFMAN DEurscH q Co, Managers,
243 Broadway, New York cry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11
PloRIAARooK IsLANpR.H.
sorrHWEsTKRN ROAD.

Passenger leaving Rocs Island o. the y. X
a P. road At s45 p. IN. 70 drecily through &
Kansas, arriving there At / / e. n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

To iDyFRTIsEEs-AT persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the insertion
OF Advertisements should send to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
ANOTHER YOUTHFUL HIaHWAYMAN.

James Hagan, aged thirteen years. residing at
2S7 East Fifty fourth street. was arrested on Thurs
day night by Oflcer Cofrey, of the Twentieth pre-
cInct, on charge OF highway robbery. George
Cross aged fifteen years, residing at No. 555 Eighth
avenue, appeared before Justice Cox at Jefferson
Market yesterday as complainant, and stated while
passing through Twenty-ninth street, between
Ninth and Tenth avenues, about nine o'clock Thurs
day night he met the prisoner and four or five
companions standing around tier. AZ he got OPP
posite them liagan seized him and held him while
he took knife, handkerchief, and ten cent stamp
from his pocket while his companions stood by and
laughed at the manner in w lch Hagan event
through" him. He stated he did not dare raise IN
alarm, "a Hagan had threatened to shoot him In
case he did, and fearing he would carry his threat
into execution, quietly allowed him to help himself.
He admitted the charge yesterday morning, and
was committed in default Of 1000 bail to appear
Tor trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
An Important Decision I'm Bankruptcy
Jurisdictfon Of State Courts i'm Fore
closure Suits.

An Important Decision I'm Bankruptcy
Jurisdictf0n of State Courts in Fore
closure Suits.
Before Judge Woodruff.
In the Matter Of Ernest Sacchi, a Bankrupt
present Is an extraordinary appeal to the Circuit
Court. The petitioner for the review OF the de-
cison of the District Court seeks to the as
signee in bankruptcy, on the ground OF bad faith
and Encouragement In his trust and applies to this
Court TO remove the order denying his application
in the form of the express decision and opinion
OF the Register In Bankruptcy, and OF the District
Judge, upon the proofs heren, that the assignee
would have been dcrclict in his duty il he had not
done substantially what he did. Had 1t been
possible for the assignee obtain these opinions In
advance upon these same proofs, counsel would
hardly have presumed to say that The assignee was
guilty OF Official misconduct calling for his removal
because he acted in accordance with those opinions.
And yet the Court Is asked TO condemn him as
guilty OF official misconduct for doing what both
the Register and the District Judge approve. As
both Of those had all the proofs before them which
are before me, the claim this appeal that those
proofs show wilful misconduct comes very little
Short OF attack upon the integrity OF the tibu-
nails by whom the proofs were deemed to justify
the ba Sg9 n not 60 tho
assignee because he drew nom the circum-
stances before him the conclusions which the
Register ana NstIict auose approve. rue Ques-
ton here IL not whether In fact there was
jlegaity In the mortgages, the foreclosure OF which
the assignee resisted, but whether such resistance
was fraudulent, malicious or from unjust motive,
and not la good faith for the benefit OF the creditors.
However might conclude that upon the whole
case the mortgages were valid; that the holders
had right to an early foreclosure, and that delay,
while the rents II any, passed Into the hands OF the
assignee, operates pIeJudcialy to the holders OF
the mortgage. This would come iar snort OF mold
ing that under circumstances which under the adj
vice OF counsel were deemed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stances which the Register and District Judge nave
picon and sought to bring the inquiry into the
proper Court for investigation. But II - not true
tnat nad the moftgagcrs seen Ut TO assert their
rights IN the mode which was most appropriate
any injustice would have been d0no to them,
nor would unnecessary delay have been permitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
COURT OF GENERAL sssNONs-pAsT |.
Proper Case for suspension OF Jut
menf.

a %
ment.
Before City Judge Bedford.
After the opening OF the Court Philip Mcmahon,
who was convicted during the week OF an assault
with intent to do bodily harm, and recommended
BY the Jury to the mercy or the court, was ar
n ed.
4. Hummel stated that he had twelve affldavlts
of most respectable citizens testifyng to the excel
lent character Of the defendant for sobriety and
peaceabIeness, together with letters from the pas
tors OF the Church OF St Teresa. In view OF these
testimonials and Of the evidence adduced upon the
trial the Judge was asked TO he lenent
Judge BEDFORD said:-McMahon, the Jury con-
victed you OF an assault with dangerous weapon,
WITH intent 70 do bodily harm, and at the same
stating that they believed that the act was com
mlttcd in moment Of excitement. Besides the
very many Of the most respectable men n" IN New
York nterceding Tor you on account OF your excel
lent good character. AS this Is your first offence
think it would be inconsistent with Justice 10 refuse
TO postpone Judgment in your case | shall do so ;
but wish You to distinctly understand that az this
nfiray grew out Of litigation, which Is still pend
ing, just as sure you stand there, II you ever
modest, directly or indirectly, any Of these ltgants
the State 'S yo sVe me seaS
honor that you win never modest them VIII let
yon 90.
never meant to modest any Of the parties.
John Brady, convicted OF petty larceny rom the
pefson on weunesaay, was sent 10 Lne Pententiary
been presented to the Court
Conviction OF q Female ShopHntcr.
Netti Newman, jointly indicted with Mary
Keenan,, charged with stealing two weeks ago, a
piece OF cloth valued at $40, from the store OF
Harris Goldstein, 5l2 Grand street. was co lvcted.
The son OF the proprietor testified that the woman
and man came into the store and while the man
was talking with him about pair OF pantaloons he
saw the woman Newman steal the cloth. The jury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
COURT OF COMMON PLsAs-srECIAl TERM.


BY Judge Larrcmore.
Croghan vs.. Hamilton.-Motion to set aside ut
tachment denied unless defendant file security for
payment OF the debt.
barrow vs.. Honcrif.--Motion granted.
Sch0tt VS.. Wright.-Same
Thompson VS.. OConnor.-Same.
McMullen VS.. The Scharf Patent Pavement CON-
pany.-Samc.
Waterman vs. vandewatcr. denied and
$40 costs to abide event.
BY Judge j. f. Daily.
Bergher vs. Lewis-case settled.
Vanderbilt vs.. The Erie Railway Company.-De-
murrer overruled. See opinion.
Davne vs.. Jarrlss CT al-Iniuncton dissolved.
The Yonkers and New York Fire Insurance Com
pany VS.. Franklin, Receiver.-Motion to dismiss pro-
ceedngs denied See opinion.
Barry vs. The Blue Ridge Railroad Company OF
North Carolina.-InJunctlon modified. See opinion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
A sharp Ga me by Thieves.

Yesterday Mr. McGoldrick who keeps liquor
store at No. so Flushing avenue had rather sharp
game played upon him by thieves. Two men en-
tered his store and took drinks When they reached
the door one OF the fellows fell down and mani
tested all the symptoms OF violent ut. McGoldrck
hasted to his assistance, und he did SO an accom-
phce or tho two men fastened TO the money
drawer ana distracted the sum OF S6s. McGOl-
drick did not discover his loss until the thieves had
made good their escape,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Cut with q Razor.

young man named Michael Campbell bartender
at the corner OF Hillary and Dnfield streets, ap-
peared at the First precinct station house last even
ing with his hand nearly severed. He stated that
James Martin came into the saloon under the innu-
ence OF liquor and demanded a drink, and because
he refused to give him anything he cut him with a
razos. Martin was arrested and locked up and
Campbell was sent to the hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
SUPREME C0UaT-GEksRAL TERM.
The Appeal from the Verdict i'm the Marx
Rape Case.

Rnpc Case.
Before Judges Ingraham, Leonard and Gilbert.
= William Marx, Plaintiff In Error, vs. The People,
1T viii be remembered that Marx several
months since convicted at the Court OF General
Sessions Of rape upon the person OF little girl, and
sentenced for twenty yeas to the State Prison. An
appeal was made nom this verdict to this Court,
and the case argued at length yesterday. Mr.. VIM.
+. Kintzing on behalf OF the prisoner, urged that
the Court erred in admitting evidence OF a previous
conviction for the prosecution and excluding GER
tam testimony offered fOr Tie defence.
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan contended
that the rulings OF Recorder Hackett, before whom
the tried, were correct, ana that the judy
ment should be affirmed. The Court reserved its
decision.
The New York Gnslight Company.
The People VS.. The New York Gas Light Com
pany-This will be recollected as the suit brought
against the defendants company, charging 1t with
being nuisance The suit was tried in the Gene
raj Sessions and verdict rendered against the
pany from which Judgment an appeal was taken.
The case was FULLY argued, but nothing in addition
TO what has already been published was developed.
The Court took the papers. The decision, which Is
The only present point OF interest In the case, will
DC looked for with interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
SUPERIOR C0uRT-spEClAL TERM.


Decisions.
BY Judge Freedman.
Smith vs. Pighe ct ai.-Demurrcr overruled with
costs.
Buchran vs.. Roe ct. aL-Sec memorandum on
papers.
DOolittle vs.. same.-Same.
Smith Va. Pighe ct. al.-Motion denied with $40
costs.
Metz ct. al. vs.. Dagom.-Same.
Gronbeck vs.. Ciute.-Motion denied without
costs.
sopinion
BY Judge WIN. f. Curtis.
Charles Won Elite vs. Helena Won Ette-Reference
granted TO take proof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

having recommended her 10 mercy, the Judge sent
her TO the state Prison for one year.
Alleged Murder0us Assault-Thc City
Judge Orders a Thorough Investigation
To BE Made.
Bepediet Never was placed on trial charged with
felonious assault and battery. The complainant,
Matthias Grief testified that on the night OF the 18th
OF March he was in company with the prisoner who
called him an improper name and struck him In the
face with a knife. INJECTING wound which reached
from the eye down TO the lip The accused then
kicked him into lot, about ten O'Clock at night
where he renamed till three O'Clock in the morn
Ing In an nsensible condition. until he was picked
up by an ofcer. Crefs wounds were dressed by
doctor ana ne remained In the hospital thirty
one days. On his cross-examinatlon the complain
ant said he had drunk few glasses OF beer, but
was not drunk, and that he and the prisoner had a
quarrel about pistol which the latter took out Of
Ms pocket. The witness said the assault was q
put up job.n
At this Iuncture Assistant District Attorney
Stewart said that the complaint was made ut JUS
tce Coultefs Court, but for some strange reason
the papers were not forthcoming and the indct-
men was found without the presentation or the
complaint made before the magistrate. He would
like to have the 0rficer here whe found complaining
witness In an insensible state. According to THE
statement OF the witness 1T was an Infamous at
tempt to Kill HIM, and he (Mr. Stswart) thought
that he ought TO be put into position to prove oil
Judge Bedford said it was em.nenty proper that
thorough investigation should be made into this
case. and In order that all the facts might appear
till Monday.
Mr.. Howe, who defended the prisoner, said he
was DESTROYS that the fullest investigation should
be made and acquiesced III the adjournmcnt.
Alleged Bigamy.
Otto Geisler, charged with bigamy, was brought
TO the bar His first wife stated to His Honor that
she did not wish to press the complaint, the de-
fendant had promised to live with her and support
her child. The second vie, who was not in Court
did not desire TO prosecute the matter fn' ther.
Judge Bedford suspended Judgment on condition
That he would hereafter support his wife and young
child.
John Bohen pleaded guilty to stealing a gold
watch and chain and clothing OF the aggregate
value OF $l69 on the cath OF May, the property OF
Henry Lockwood. He was sent TO the State Prison
for wear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
SUPREME COURT-CHAmBERS.
Decisions.

DeC1SfOnSs
BY Judge Barrett.
In the matter of the application OF Wilhelmino
lwienne ct al for leave to sell, &c.-Memorandum for
counsel
Certificate OF Incorporation Of the Medical Sci
ence AssOciatiOn.-Same.
BY Judge Leonard
Nachez W.. The Elue Ridge Railroad Company ct
al.-InjunctiOn order granted. on giving security.
Examination Of witnesses must proceed.
Port Of New Orleans We. Edward Mathcws.-Al-
Iowa nee of SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
ARREST OF FAT METERS,

Robert Kessler, Jr, and George Passet were ar
rested Thursday night by Onlcer Wilson, OF the
Twentieth precinct upon complaint of Simeon N.
Leo, OF No. 800 West Thirty-third street. charged
with violating section rs OF the Sanitary Code by
rendering lard or fat at No. $50 Seventh avenue
without permit from the Board Of Health. They
were arraigned before Justice Cox, at Jefferson
Market, yesterday morning aud gave bonds In the
sum OF $500 TO appear at the Court OF Special SEES
sions for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
COURT cAlEHDsas-rHls DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT--IN BANKRUPTCY
Involuntary Cases-Nos. 1919, $751; 343l, 3475 3j04
S50s, 352 3523 3j22 3526, 35l7 $685. 35z $780, 1906
1851. Argument Calendar-N0. 320l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Tho Shipping Registry Ffauds-Con-
tfnuatiOn or the Babc0ck Investtsa-
ton.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The case OF stephen b. Babcock. the Wall street
/. broker, charged with having presented fraudulent
papers, ON which American registry were obtained
for British vessels, came up again yesterday
ing.
motion was made by Messrs. Donahue and Hull
counsel for Babcock, to dismiss the complaint and
discharge the defendant on the grounds that the
testimony for the prosecution did not show that
Babcock knew that the papers presented by him
were fraudulent, or that, In TACT there was any
direct evidence that he personally presented
any Of the papers in the OF the brig Amazon.
Bch0oners Amazon and Julia ID, the cases which
have been on hearng, ard that, In any event adj
uniting all the facts alleged TO be true. the law does
not cover the case. On these points the Commits
si0ner reserved his decision. The defence, II the
decisions be adverse will probably put in testimony
at the next nearing.
Charge OF Violating the Internal Rcve-
nue. LAW.
Before Commissioner Shields
Charles Bentzam was held for examination In
bonds for $780, Oh a charge OF selling liquors with
out paying the special tax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
SUPERIOR CouRT-TslAL TERM-pARI 2.

Setting Aside q VIII Made Forty Years
Ago.
Before Judge Barbour
Laura f. Bolton vs.. James Jacks ct al.-Ths was
suit involving the validity Of will. The plaintiff
was the daughter Of Theodore b. Talmadge, who left
1T his death some valuable property ON Broadway,
near Thirty-siXth street. The defendant Harrison
held the property under q deed from Philip Bur-
rows, executor OF the will, and Jacks is the tenant
of Burrows The case has been tried before and all
the facts given. verdict was given to the plain
tiH This verdict sets aside the will drawn forty
years ago by Philip Burrows for DR.. Tallmadge,
whereby the former became residuary legatee OF his
clients property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

coaching altogether and trust entirely to them
selves. As the Bifen cannot be ready until about
week be ore the race they will have but little time
to get fairly settled down to her before the actual
struggle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
SUICIDE AT HAMPSTEAD.

The dead body of a man was found near Franklin
square, Hampstead, with the throat cut from TO
ear. Coroner Hicks held an inquest. From papers
on his person his name is believed to have been
Christian Hud. The belief is that he committed
auicida
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, June I, 1872.
The following Is the Court Of Appeals day calendar
for June l0:Nos 58l, 3s, 1885, 1885, $780, $780, $751; 39S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
He COU r T S.
Interesting Proceedings i'm the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.

The Alleged Shipping Registry Frauds-Appeal
from the Sentence Of the General Sessions-Ths
New York Gas Light Company in Court
Suit to Set Aside Will-Decisions-
Business OF the Court Of General
Sessions Parts l and 2.
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'------
SALES AT AUCTION.

A RICH JOHNSTON, AuorioNEER7oTFiCE AND
"A saesr0O% Ssss@ ftcf Str GPpPTGS Post Office
MIRRORS, CARPETS, 40
aq0n v TnS Tn RX w ss Il mi,
day Saturday, June Mt loi O'Clock, at their sacsroom,
!are, Carpets Mirror, rosewood and walnut Bedsead
Wardr9bes Dressing Bursans Wah.snds nuiets Book
Beds no;ters and Pillow kitchen
One One FrsnsH ps plate Msn's Mirror Mirror ss
Also two elegant upright wood Pianos.
Fr rs%sn plate plate F Fer S SirS ssSa
A LBERT b. wALpRoN AucrIoNEER.
N salcsrooms-lo3 Liberty, III Cedar ana % Church
SECOND uAs iTf Fs1'ihSrrunE. &c,
4 s% 81 EfS Bushnell
waldron & Cooke viii sell as above The entire contents
sv Pr and sr Of
STOCK Oh f"'r' &C. n peSfsg .or sae
noourr F yny wsnS %N G1ppsg sns
sDrns a1 o;nsr pSs %dS Pillows.
ExrEES ss Avn; AMP (, SES !, II IA, TABLES,
o Fp sExS rP ikR %sD 3sfRe Mssns
Fine walnut and rosewood Paror suit,
WINDOW cunrtISs GsSSpahSoEs
h" 0A"ss Bureaus i1sss "S .sasS DRY Goods
Catalogues morning OF sale sale peremptory
LIEN II. MINER. AUCTIONEER.
N salcsrooms a5 Chambers and II Reade streets.
BY ALLEN Is. MINER BRO.
FR1DAY, JUNE IA,
% cnaMhG 2flsf AS Z, Rfnb sTsErs
ma rens G E an
schools.
TO PAY ADVANCES AND CHARGES,
number of fine OIL Paintings, ancient aud modern.
Full particulars in time,
A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA Sacsrooms - Chambers and q Reede streets.
BY ALLEN Il. MINER X BRO,
SATURDAY, JUNE Is,
at 1917 o'clock, at our salcrooms
95 Chambers and " keade streets,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets,
Oilcotls, &c. Details in time
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A UCTI0N. AUCTION AUCTION
n largest sale OF the
Magnificent Household Furniture,
at the elegant residence 50 West 18th street,
between 9Th and 9th avenues,
on THIS DAY Saturday,, June !,
sale commencing l0ts O'Clock.
Rosewood Panofortc, Drawing Room suits, Paintings,
Bronzes, Velvet Carpets. Siiverware,
rare, costly Works OF Art,
at public auction
AUGUSTA MARTINES x co. Auctioncers.
Drawing Room Suits superb sets Furniture, Ponpadour
Marie AnioDctte styles, richest description covering
rosewood canopy Etagcres Cabinet Secrctare Bookc
Tables, Encoguurcs 80 volumes choice Books artistic
Bronze sia,uaTy Clocks. Velvet Medallion Carpets Paint
round corners celebrated maker embroidered
cloth Cover. Stool: Canterbury, Mirrors Curtains Ex
tension Table, Sideboard, syerwaro Linen, Glassware,
Chnawarc. walnut Bureaus Bedsteads
Mardrobes suiie style Louis XIV Mattresses Bedding
Toilet Tables also all The Furniture servants apartments
N. B.-Partics wishing 10 attend this gallo take 9th
stages on 9th ay ears.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
MATRIMONIAL.

4 GENTLEMAN ~ YEARS or ACE, ENGAGED IN
n the mspuiactIrtng business with an annual income
III about 81 UU. would Ike Ia correspond with Young
lady with view to matrmory; references exchanged
Address DIR. A. r. X, Herald office.
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CLOTHING.


At EDwARD MILLER's wELI.KNowN EsrAB-
~ lislimcnt, lD Seventh avenue, near Nineteenth
strcet-The utmost value paid tor Cast-od Clothing.
MILLER.
AT RosENTIIAEs rs THIRD AVENUE. NEAR
~ Nineteenth street Gate 81 Third avcnuc) ladies' and
gentlemen obtain the highest value Tor cast OH
Clothing and Carpets by nquriy or ADDRESSING Ladies
attended 20 by Mrs. II. Koscnthai
G10 000 WORTH or cAsT-OFF CLOTHING
plO.OVV wanted for Chicago; tho highest price.
Call seni al2 seventh avenue between Thirty
second ami Thirty. third o. kLLOs Ladies at
tended by Mrs Il