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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25
COURT OF APPEALS.
Opening or Session i'm this City-Busi-
ness Awaiting Their Disposal.

Opening or . Session in this City-Busi-
ness Awaiting Their Disposal.
In accordance with the announcement made sew
eral days since in the HERALD the Court OF Appeals
began session yesterday in this city. Their place
OF meeting was the old Board Of Supervisors room,
in the New Court House, for some time past occu-
pied by the Supreme Court, General Term, and, in
fact, now set apart exclusively for the OF the
latter Court. All the Judges were promptly in at
tendance. The Court, as is well known, Is made up
OF SANFORD f. Church, Presiding Judge, and AssO-
ciate Justices william F. Allen, Rufus w. Peckham,
Charles Andrews, Martin Grover, Charles j. Folger
and Charles A. Rapallo. Mr.. L. D. Perrin, the
Clerk OF the Court, was also present as likewise
ii. Il. Sickes reporter, and Amos Dodge.
The printed calendar presents rather formidable
array Of cases to be heard. Upon this calendar
there are ia cases. Out OF this number no less
than Ill are appeals on cases tried In New YORK
and Kings counties-a fact showing concusively
the prep0nderance Of litigation in this section OF
the State 1t Is in fact for this reason and for the
convenience OF counsel that the present session Is
being held. Upon the calendar are no cases, how
ever, OF special public interest. There are no ap
circumstance. Large as the calendar is 1t Is
thought possible to finish 1t in two weeks, and in
three weeks at the longest
First on the calendar was hearing the argument
on the appeal in the case OF the Will OF the late
John Kelum the full particulars Of which have
already been given in the HERALD. The argument
occupied some two hours, and upon its conclusion
was taKen,up the case OF Augustus w. Kingsbury,
administrator, &C., respondent, against Nathan
Russell and others, appellants This case occupied
WIG ~ Court OF Appeals Calender.
The following Is the Court Of Appeals day calen-
dar for March 25:-Nos. 2, g. 8, IA, Is, 49, Is, 20.
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COURT CALENeARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-TRIAL TERM-CIRCuT-Par
Case on. Part 2-Held by Judge Van Brunt.-
Nos. 776 g9s, $780, 1922 514, 117s, 240, 63s 992H,
2223 1925, 2227, 1ll2 es6 7le, $780, 92s, $780, 1922.
il SUPREME counr-cnAxprRs-ueld by Judge
Fancher.-Nos. 90, 122, 14o 1859, 16s no. 176, POI.
Call I'll.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Barbour-Nos. sl5, 1868, 1887, 1885, 2311,
2O29, 2O61 2O59, 1884, 2O63. 1915, 2o37 2085, 1863
2069. Part 2-hed by Judge Sedgwick.-Nos.
$780, 1885, 1l4o. 3i4 $780, 1892, PATS, 2o2o 1928, 1885,
1884, 1886, liz, 2420 1855.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERM-Part
Held by Judge Larremore.-Nos. 512, 1913,
$685. 1880, $780, 1874, 1885, 1912, 1921, 1925 1411
1912. 1900, 3103, 1906.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Gross-Nos. 1872, 1919, ZOOS, 1884 2lo2 1884,
1902 $685. 1460 149O 1878. 1885, 1884, 1914 167S, 149
Part 2-Held by Judge Curtis.-Nos. 1423, 1885,
1913 1897 1929 1905 1868 1851 1749 1875, 177, 1873,
1881, 1888, 1885, Part 3-Held by Judge Rowland
Mos l212H l737. ga.
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STOKES AGAIN.

Motion to Amend the Judgment Record
Grounds OF the Motion-Judge Brady
Takes the Papers.
Mr.. Dos Passos of counsel for Edward 8. Stokes
yesterday made an application before Judge Brady,
in the Court Of Oyer and Termner, for an order to
show cause why the judgment record in the case Of
Stokes should not be amended. He based his mo-
ton on the ground that the present judgment
record does not include the proceedings before Mr.
Justice Card0zo on the plea In abatement; that it
absence during part OF the final trial; that 1t does
not show that Judge Boardman was similarly
absent and that Ii omits the afdavits used on the
motion for new trial before Judge B0ardman.
An affidavit OF Mr.. John ID. Townsend was pre-
sented showing that these matters were omitted
and urging their Importance.
The Court took the papers, promising an early
decision.
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MARSHAL MAGRUDER, OF MADI.
SON STREET.

The Green.Eyed Monster In a Boarding
House-Pains and Penalties OF I'm
licensed Pistol Practice-Placed on
Trial and the Complainant Mys-
teriously Absent.
The particulars OF the shooting ARRAY which
occurred in q Madison street boarding house the
goth Of last January still fresh in the public
mind, as at the time 1t occasioned considerable
element and comments. 1t will be remembered
that man named Marshal Magruder was some
what enamored Of young lady boarder, and
allowed the green-eyed monster to take pos
session OF his soul because Of rival atten.
lions paid to her by fellow boarder
named Clarence J. Lockwood. The ill-feeling
engendered between the rivals for the lady's
favor eliminated in quite tragedy and nearly
death. On the evening OF January 20, after
difficulty between Magruder-who claims, by the
way 1t is sad to be connection Of the late Gene
eral in the Confederate service Of the same name
Lockwood retired to his room. He had not been
there long before his door was suddenly forced
in his hand. He shot twice at Lockwood. He then
said. looking at his PROSTATE and bleeding victim,
you i'd a DO ~ Alter this examination he left ''
Magruder yesterday morning was arraigned at
the Ssnch CHARGED with feionous assault with in
tent to kill Lockwood, who meantime, however,
has recovered from the injuries inflicted
The accused stated that he desired postpone
ment OF his case, as his counsel, Mr.. William F.
Howe, was engaged in another Court.
Mr.. Phelps District Attorney, said that all the
witnesses Tor the people were In attendance and
as the case was q very aggravated one he thought
that the Court should assign counsel for the defence
and the case proceed.
The prisoner demurred to this, but at last had to
yield to the fat Of the Court and Colonel Charles s.
Spencer assumed charge OF his interests.
Colonel Spencer SAID that he had just ascer-
tanned that the complainant was absent, and he
asked delay OF the trial on this account.
Mr.. Phelps charged that his absence had been
caused by undue means by the prisoner and his
friends, and that was additional reason why the
case should be peremptoriy tried.
The Court decided that IL must 90 on and at
once the work OF getting jury was commenced
This occupied the rest OF the day. The trial will
morning.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
COURT Of OYER AND TEHmISER.

The Chatham Square Murder-Nixon To
BE Tried Next Monday-A Lawyer Clog
ging the Wheels Of JuStice, and How
He Does II.
The Court OF oyer and Terniner met at half.past
ten yesterday morning. Judge Brady. who seems
to have become a fixture in this Court-in. fact,
he said yesterday that he shall continue to sit till
the present criminal calendar is disposed OF even
down to the pettiest cases awaiting trial, was on
the bench. As usual there was large crowd In
attendance.
Assistant District Attorney Lyons moved the
trial OF Michael Nixon, indicted for the murder Of
Charles Piyfer.
Mr., william F. Howe counsel for Nixon. said that
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THE COURTS.
LOVE, JEALOUSY AND THE PISTOL.
darshas Masrud9 in the Role Of 4 WOuli-Bc
Murderer Commencement of His Trial
ID the Oyer and Terminer.
THE HEGGI POISONING CASE.
Close of tho Prosecution-0pening for
the Defence-The Medical and
Other Testimony.
DRAWING OUT DANIEL DREW.
A Pool Operation and What Game Out Of
1.-THE Case in the Courts.
STOKES ONCE MORE.
AMotion to Amend the Judgment Record
Grounds Of the Motion.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Opening of Session in This City-Large
Amount of Business.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
Summaries-Criminal Cases in Over and Termi-
A Motion to Amend the Judgment Record
Grounds Of the Motion.
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
Opening of Session in This City-Large
Amount of Business.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
Summaries Criminal Cases in Oyer and Termi-
ner-Claim and Counter Claim-Decisions.

The trial OF Frederick Heggi, indicted for the
murder Of Frederick j. Siegfried by poisoning was
continued yesterday in the General Sessions be-
fore Recorder Hackett Professor Crosby agreed
with the medical gentlemen previously examined
In the opinion that tho quantity Of arsenic found
In the portion OF the remains examined by the
chemist was evidence that the poison had been
difused through the system. The son of the de-
ceased and other witnesses were examined, and
tho prosecution closed by putting Siegfried's will
In evidence, in which he gave $500 TO the &C
cused. The defence opened in the afternoon, and
the evidence will be closed to-day.
Mr.. Charles A. Meigs bank examiner OF this dis
trict, has been deputized by United States Marshal
Fiske to take charge of the affairs Of the Bulls
Head Bank.
Judge Brady, holding Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner, had yesterday his hands full of business.
He ordered the case Of Michael Nixon, the bill.
poster charged with the murder Of Charles Phyfer,
to be set down peremptorily for trial on next Mon
day. Other trials were fixed for tomorrow, and
meantime he commenced the trial OF Marshal
Magruder, who in January last, through o feeling
ofjealousy, as alleged, shot fellow boarder at q
boarding house In Madison street. During the day
he sentenced for fifteen years to State Prison
youthful hghwayman.
Stokes counsel are by no means neglectful OF his
interests. A motion was made yesterday before
Judge Brady, at the Court Of oyer and Terminer,
BY one Of his counsel to amend the Judgment
record. Judge Brady took the papers, and promised
to give decision at an early day.
suit has been commenced in the Supreme Court
against Daniel Drew and other Wall street opera
tors growing out Of late pool transaction. The
matter came up on q preliminary motion yester-
day before Judge Fancher, at Supreme Court
Chambers. Full particulars of the case will be
found In to-day's law reports.
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MARINE C0URT-pART |.
Claim and Counter-Claim.
Before Judge Gross,

CIuIm ana COuntefsCIuIms
Before Judge Gross.
Thompson vs. Holmes.-The plaintiff, upon vari-
Gus occasions during the Fall of last year. lghtered
cement for the defendant for which, at the rate Of
fifteen cents per BARREL this suit Is brought. with
interest amounting 20 s13l co. The defendant sets
up q counter-claim OF $147 20 Tor damage
caused to the last lot OF 200 barrels,
claiming that the plaintiff agreed to have q
lighter at the dock at seven O'Clock on
the morning OF the 10th OF September, that the
cement was unloaded from the vessel at that time,
but that the lighter failed to come, and, heavy
rain storm then coming up, defendant placed the
Notwithstanding which the water soaked up from
beneath and damaged the cement to the extent
claimed. The plaintiff denies having made
promise Of lighter for a definite day, ana also
claims that less damage would have ensucd II the
barrels had been placed on their side on skids an
covered. Verdict for $131 90.
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THE DUTY ON SALT Az TURKS ISLAND.

The Turks Island Royal Standard OF the 18th OF
March makes the following announcement
AS this win be our last issue before the mails
leave here for windward, on Monday next II may
not be snliss to again call the attention OF mer-
chants, owners and masters OF vessels to the fact
that, from the LIST day OF the present month, tue
export duty OF ore cent per bushel, heretofore
levied on the staple OF this colony, has been abo.
ished IL becomes more necessary to repeat TINS
the time the ordinance abolishing this export dHty
came into operati0n-the idea having got abroad
that the law would not be put la force until the
LIST OF July proxmo. SO far, then, as our staple IL
concerned we may consider ourselves free tKaders,
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Foreign Aauatie Notes.

The University boat race will be rowed on tho al-
'ternoon Of Saturday. March 20. IL wiz be hiea
water at London Bridge at Oh 52m. ana at Putney
about 3b 45m., 80 that the race may he eSpectedto
take place about half-past two o'clock.
Articles for the sculng match petweeh Joe nau,os
have been forwarded to Newcastle. The terms
contain ed therein are those AZ proposea bY Bagna
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SUPREME COURT-CnAMBeRS.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Fancher.
Flaherty vs. Flaherty.-Order granted.
Ludwig Berger vs.. Elizabeth Berger.-Report
confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted; Gus
tOdy OF children awarded to plaintiff.
Mitchell vs.. Smith ct al.-Ordered that the claim
Of the Department Of Buildings be allowed &C.
Hildebrand ct al vs.. william b. Ogden.-Order
granted that petitioners may sue as poor persons.
Corbit vs.. O'Callahan ct aL-Order granted.
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coupT Or coYmoN pLEAs-spECIAl TERM.

Decision.
BY Judge J. +. DAILY.
Marsh VS.. JOhnston.-MOtion granted on terms
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American men. Always excepting ADVANCED
for whom our women should entertain such regard
az for those OF this country. In Germany women
are domestic aninsls and drudges; among the
Latin races they minister to mans pleasure
nothing more. IL Is the exceptional Fr9nchman or
Italian who, believes In the virtue OF woman, yet
knowing, II they choose 10 think, that no French
man and few EnglishInen would narry poor
American, there are girls who actually tie them
selves for life to men with views regarding women
that ought 10 bs thoroughly revolving to all who
have had the good fortune to be torn in the New
World. The folly Of some Of our women passes
understanding Fancy mother who thinks it
greater "catctv' for her daughte to marry Prus-
sian eihcer than to marry an Americana well,
to an indignant friend. 49, oppose he IL noble.
what them Is be not poor and foreigner ?
Womb he marry your daug nser II she were not
ooicers must marry womeri with money" "And
you encourage your daught or to give up ner conn
Try and home TO become. the wife OF O man for
attraction She will little down In o wretched
provincial town while ne r husband will 60 wherever
he is ordered. For soc lety She Will have the name
Keepers, but are yer . narrow minded and fearful
scandal nongers. An occasional trip to Berlin
and appearance at court Will vary the scene. And
your daughter has always been considered the
equal OF man. aad Is accustomed to such attention
AZ she will D.ever receive from Teutons ~ II
leoKed at , the matter t,er taat
the mater. does not seem as eligible as
thought, and perhaps my daughter will change
her mind" With such mother can she have any
mind to changer German officers are indeed fine
catches They belong to "noDe' families, and
| being la the army. are attached to the court Tn,
majority are genteel paupers, but are not permit
70 al u,0s s1ch wound be nssauancss ar
they will wed any American girl with rioney
though every dollar smell OF the shop Seif-respec
J. aught to prevent our women FROM thus stultilYin
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Se(earaphiidle 9epei4e1l.
garopatId3e Gabelbert8te.

on Der ,4IIocrten Brefic" iir Den Gorreipouben'
ten" beIhtet.)
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0ermt1cbte Dcpeitpsu aus
NeD. .Qorf.

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Deiten.
Der p66entlide 8autberidt gibt fol'
aenoen gluspeis 3unabme Der Anleibe
$l,771, 900; abuabme Der Speste $4,000;
abnabnic Der ,9egal 8enOerS" $349, 300; gu
rohme Der Depofiten 81, 1928, POO; 3unabme
Der @irtulatiou $4,000; Serlut am 8eierper
Capital S898. 300.
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laTen, poruaf Grain am Uiittmod) uor5u'
ftbren IN, nm iibsr beiisn @eiitesSuitano Su
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hoIas&omp9ghie;9 &bam6ers & &C., @Ispe
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tlupnlifommene unb DnltonmeHe
9qhne.

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ttot, ,ettnen Ft Dur6 SGusrbaftisfeit poltomms.
nas Bai'en, natirIbes aasfeben uno au8emeiHs
sdSnbst aus. Gas Sabpfiuen nit Cob, stanto!
onsr omno1 tious Uafte bilbet enen utd,tiseuEbeiI
feinsr Braris als 3abnaussiebsn ts5t Dr. W lHz
fb Ell unerrsidt ba. Sein 8erfabSsn NIT DEM Ba'
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apfalbertAte aus gNaihtnaton

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mortete aaraufi SD babe ME ettpas Der
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baB id] ben Yeolar t6otete ?" AlS ite iid)
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ME babe id seiu9t, oa6 9u ben BeOlar um's
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Senn., funb am Samitas feline 16jdhri9e
Sodter in einem iibelber il ii d tt 8 N
SAME; er nahm fie nit mad 9auie unD
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| bes am 21. Sult 1922 gu Baoiaa erid1ofienen
Saiiers BON Nerifo, i'm So. 9ebenSiubre nit
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ben.
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Der beriihmte Snoianer Wtiiiondr Sater
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