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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03
THE INCOME TAX.

Important Decision by Judge Shipman-
The Salary OF q State Court Judge
Decided Not To BE Liable to Income
Tax.
Not long since we announced in the HERALD
that Judge John ]. Freedman, Of the Superior
Court of this city, had commenced an action In the
United States Circuit Court to recover from
General Franz Sigel, Who at present holds the
ONCE OF Register, the sum Of 1892 81. This amount
the Judge paid to General Sigel when the latter
was Collector of Internal Revenue In the Ninth
district OF New York, as tax the income OF the
Judge, which consisted solely Of his oflcal salary
then began his action to recover from the United
States the amount which he claims to have paid in
dered his decision in the case in favor or the plain.
tH The latter claimed that the tax is illegal, and
that its ilegaty is conclusively shown by the case
OF the Collector vs.. Day Qlth WalD. That case
brought up the question OF the validity OF a tax
upon the salary Of Mr. Day, as Judge OF the Probate
chusetts. The salary in this case was fixed by
statute OF the state and was not payable directly
out OF the state Treasury. Inc supreme Court on
was not competent for Congress to impose the tax
upon the salary OF State Judge.
1t was insisted by the defen dant, General Sigel.
that the present case was to be distinguished IRON
that Of the Collector vs. Day for the following
In that case a statute Of the State had directly
fixed the salary Of the Judge, while in the one now
under consideration the salary OF the plaintiff Is
fixed by the Board OF Supervisors of the county OF
New York. The salary OF Judge Day was payable
directly out Of the Treasury OF the State OF Massa
chusetts, whereas the salary Of the plaintiff Is
now payable out OF the Treasury OF New
York city. That the Court OF Probate and Insol-
vency Of Barnstable county, Mass could not pro-
perry be termed a local court belonging to class
OF tribunals known only to the cities OF New York
and Buffalo, the Justices OF which are purely local
officers.
Judge shipman, in the course OF his decision, OBJ
serves 1t is obvious that the decision In the case Of
Day controls the question In Judge Freedman's
case, unless the latter can be distinguished by
some incidental features. He holds that, because
the Legislature OF this state deemed 1t proper,
when they created the Judges OF the superior
Court, to allow the Board OF Supervisors to FIX
their salaries, this did not in any way afrect the
nature OF the Judges Of that Court, who are still
the judicial officers OF the State. The same reason.
ing which led the Supreme Court in the Of the
Collector We. Day to hold the tax illegal applies
with equal force to the present suit. After review
ing at some length the other points relied by the
defendant, the Judge orders decree for the plain
tin. Edmund Fitch for the planting L. ". Emer-
son for the defendant.
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sURRoeATE's cuuaT.

The Suydam Will Case-Cha ritable and
Educational Institutions Likely to be
Benefited.
Before Surrogate Robert c. Hutchings.
Yesterday counsel for the contestants in the Suy-
dam will case announced to the Surrogate that he
was instructed not to offer any evidence in contest
and that he was willing the case should be submit
ted at It's present stage-namely, the evidence OF
the subscribing witnesses In proof Of the execution
OF the will alone being given.
This IL equal to q withdrawal OF the contest.
Should tue will be admitted to proDate-as it is now
likely to be-ab0ut One-half the estate will go to
charitable and literary institutions, including
can Tract Society and requests to the Synod OF the
Dutch Reformed church and to Rutgers College;
the residue goes to the wtfc and relatives Of de.
ceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
The List Of Appointments Fully
Made I'm.

The List OF Appointments Fully
Made Up.
Yesterday Mr.. Bliss, the newly-apponted United
States District Attorney, entered upon the dis
charge OF his oicial duties. The names OF the FOL
lowing gentlemen show a complete list of the stan
OF the oflce:-
General II. E. Tremaine, Chief Assistant; Messrs
Thomas Simons, A. II. Purdy, Roger NJ. Sherman,
John A. GOodlett, Willett Denikc, Jr., Assistant
District Attorneys; Messrs. Henry Dome and
Nicholas +. Hayes, Officials In charge OF Custom
House bond suits and internal revenue cases; W.
H. Hartley, stenographer
We have already given some particulars respect
ing four Of the above named oficials-Messls.
Purdy, Simons, Hayes and Doune-who, after a
heightened and faithful service, have been very
properly retained under the new regime. General
Tremalne the new Chief Assistant, had been
formerly Chief Deputy Marshal in the office OF Mar
shall Sharpe. He Is veil known to the soldiers Of
the Attorney General at Washington. Mr.. Whit
Denike, Jr., made public speeches during the late
campaign In favor OF President Grant, and appears
now to have received the reward OF his services
M. J. r. GOodlett has been practising law In the
State and federal Courts for some time past: he
has quite number OF friends and acqnaintanccs
who will be pleased to hear that he has obtained
this official position.
Business I'm the United States District
Attorneys Office.
During the past year the number Of civil cases
terminated in the offce Of the United States Dis
trict Attorney 1856, in las OF which there were
judgments for the government, twenty-seven hay-
Ing been dismissed or scontinued. Aggregate
$1o9,255 81 were realized. Number of civil suits
now pending 675.
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COURT or COMMON pLsAs-specIAL Term.
Decisions.

Decisions.
ny Judge Larremore.
Waterman vs.. MISREPRESENTATION denied
Felt vs.. Caudwen.-Memorandum for counsel
BY Judge y. J. DAILY.
Higgings vs.. The Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company.-Plaintin entitled 70
recover amount demanded.
BY Judge Robinson lin equity.
More VS.. Rand.-OpniOn iled.
Assignment or Judges and Terms for
1873.
GENERAL TERMs.-First Monday OF January, Chief
Justice DAILY, Judges Larremore and J. r. Daily
first Monday Of March, Chief Justice DAILY, Judges
Robinson and Loew; FIRST Monday or May, CHIEF
first Monday oil November, Chief Justice DAILY,
Judges Loew and J. +. DAILY.
SPECIAL TERMs.-F0r trial Of issues Of fact.-Flrst
Monday Of February.-Part Judge Loew.-Parta-
Judge !. +. Daily. First Monday OF March.-Part l.
Judge LarremOre. First Monday OF ApYil.-Part Ia
Judge J. +. Day.-Part 2--Judge Larremore. First
day Of June.-Part Judge J. +. Daly.-Part 3
Judge LOew. First Monday of OctOber.-Part l.
Chief Justice Daly-Part Judge ]. +. Daily. First
Monday OF November.-Part Judge Robinson.
First Monday OF Decembcr.-Part Judge Larre-
more.-Part 2-Chef Justice Daily.
EQUITY TERMS-Frst Monday of February. Judge
Larremore; first Monday OF April, Judge Robinson
first Monday OF June, Chief Justice Daily; first Mon.
cember, Judge Robinson.
CHAMBERs-and special Term issues of law
January, Judge Loew; February, Judge Robinson !:
March, Judge ;. +. DAILY; April, Chief Justice DAILY
July to Is. Judge Loew; July Is to 81, Judge
Larremore; August to Is, Judge j.
Eo,nI Dny August, - cn to 81 Judge
Is to st Monday of ocoSer
Van Brunt; october, Judge Robinson; November,
Judge Larremore; December, Judge L0ew.
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Proceedings in the Stokes trial were resumed
yesterday In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer be-
fore Judge Boardman. The session was long and
exhaustive one, the prospect now beng that coun-
eel will commence summing up to-day, which will
bring the trial to a close probably by Saturday
The principal interest in the case yesterday GEN.
tired upon the appearance and testimony Of Miss
Turner, who was called for the defence. This wit.
ness was wating-maid in the Morse family at the
Grand Central Hotel at the time OF the shooting
she corrobOrated the testimony Of three other
witnesses for the defence rs to the strange
lady and the finding Of the second pistol,
and as to tho fact that Fisk was in the
habit Of carrying o pistol To this extent her
testimony was important to the defence, more
particularly as after long cross.eXamination she
was mistaken In her direct evidence, and left the
witness box unimpeached In the slightest degree.
The defence closed and, after some rebuttng tes-
timony, the Court adjourned, 1t being understood
that counsel will sum up to the jury to-day.
Yesterday in the United States Circuit Court
Judge Blatchford rendered his decision In the case
ofMadeleine c. Battle vs.. the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York. The suit was brought to
recover $4,000 on policy of insurance on the
life Of the husband OF the plaintiff The Judge re-
mses the claim OF the plaintiff on the ground that
there is variance between the proof and the state
nents set forth In the proceedings.
Yesterday IN the United States Circuit Court
Judge Shipman rendered decision in the case Of
Judge John J. Freedman, Of the Superior Court OF
this city, against General Franz Sigel. When the
latter was Collector of Internal Revenue in this
city he imposed tax of 1892 81 on the oflcial
salary OF Judge Freedman, which the Judge paid
under protest. He then brought suit against
General Sgel to test the validity Of the imposition
The decision Of the Court is In favor OF Judge
Freedman, and holds that there was no authority
under the law to impose this tax on the Judges
0ficial salary.
Benedetto Stangher mate Of the Austrian ship
C1vilta, was yesterday held in ST. 900 bail for exam
inati0n before Commissioner Shields, on O charge
Of having assaulted George A. Livingston, Mar
shals keeper, who was in charge Of the vessel she
having been seized In libel for collision.
Another maudamus was yesterday granted
against the Comptroller by Judge Ingraham. OF the
Supreme Court. The mandamus is to compel the
payment Of the salary Of Timothy S. Kelly, an ON.
Ger OF the Court Of General Sessions.
In another column will be found the assignments
for this year OF Judges of the Superior Court and
Court OF Common Pleas. That of the Supreme
Court Judges has already been published in the
HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03
THE NEWARK MYSTERY" REDUCED tt
APOPLEXY

In the case OF the man Charles Beckham, who, as
reported In yesterdays HERALD, was found dead
on New Years morning, in saloon OF unenviable
reputation In Bank street, kept by Arthur Cham.
bers, the prize fighter, Coroner vreeIand, OF New.
ark, held an inquest yesterday Little, II anything
new, beyond what has already been published,
was ELECTED. IL was proved that there had been q
row In the place, though there was nothing de-
veloped to show that the deceased was mixed up
In It, as had been asserted. The doctors agreed
perance or from rupture caused by blow, or
both: The jury after brief absence, returned
verdict that the deceased came to his death IRON
apoplexy, caused by long intemperance."
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and solomon Ferris Of $50 Greenwich street, were
out calling on New YEARS. Day and became fatigued
with walking. In this condition they came upon
the coach OF John McGovcrn OF 405 East Thirteeeth
street, standing by ITSELF and Immediately took
possession and drove on. They were subsequently
arrested and yesterday, at Jefferson Market COM
mitted In default OF $500 bail for good behavior.
Burglary.
Michael Tobin was committed in default OF bail,
at Jefferson Market, yesterday, charged with bur-
glary In forcioly entering the premises OF Thomas
Ryan, 1877 Wooster street, at an early hour on the
M morning OF the lst, and stealing quantity or
capped. Tobin Is already under bail for highway
robbery.
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years, skull fractured in the street BY . person.
or persons unknown.
o. Oct. 31-Charles G. Jackson. Irish, age6
twenty-five years, skull fractured with stove.
cover liter by Samuel Htrrman. under great prove
cation and with no intent to KILL
Al. Nov. 19-Roger Belts Irish, aged twenty.
seven, stabbed by jeremiah Evans.
a. Nov. 2-Male Child found In Twenty seventh
precinct, with throat cut by person unknown.
49, NOV 25-UnknOwn woman aged about thirty.
found in North River, with skull fractured by per-
son unknown.
A. Dec. 3-Patrick Black, Irish aged forty years.,
died from the enects OF blow in the street at the
hands OF Frank Egan.
u.s. Dec 25-Edward Carroll, Irish aged thirty
ive skull fractured by club In the hands OF James
Mccartney, who had no intent to kill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03
A STRANGER FROZEN TO DEATH.

Yesterday morning the body OF an unknown man,
about thirty years OF age, dressed In ordinary dark
clothing, and apparently laborer, was found
lying in the rear yard Of premises SO Thompson
street. There were no marks OF violence on the
inebriated, staggered through the alleyw TO the
yard. lay down unobserved BY any one and was
frozen to death before morning. should the re-
mains not be Identified and claimed for interment,
they Will be sent to the Morgue. where Coroner
Young will hold an Inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03

DecfslOns.

BY Judge Fancher.
Crawford VS.. Waters, Receiver, &c.-Order OF
reference granted TO take and state an account as
stated In opinion.
Miander VS.. Milander,-Report OF referee con-
nrned and judgment or divorce granted.
Hoyt ct al. vs.. The Bank OF Jersey City.-Judg-
ment Tor plaintiff.
Gray ct oil. w. The New York and Virginia steam
snip Company ct al.-Judgment for patntif1s on de-
murrer. with costs against all defendants except
Heineker and Pamore, with liberty TO answer on
judgment OF COSTS and as to said two defendants
or agents, their demurrer is sustained, with COSTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Robbery and Escape.

Harry Campbell and Frank Richards were ar
raigned at JEFFERSON Market yesterday, charged
with robbing George T. Hartshorn Of Brooklyn,
while in state OF intoxicatioD, at q house In
Greene street. Barns, the proprietor OF the place,
witnessed the act and caused the arrest or the
Offenders. While the clerk vas making out the
complaint Richards quietly slipped out OF the court
room and has net since been seen. Campbell was
locked up for trial.
Appropriating q Coach.
william Johnson. OF 800 West Sixteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03
BROOKLYN COURTS.
TINE BUSINESS OF 1872.
Supreme Court.

The records Of the various Courts show a vast in
crease OF business last year over any previous
year. In Circuit there were $50 cases disposed OF,
and there $500 orders entered Special Term.
One OF the Judges OF the Supreme Court has been
ana Is daily In attendance.
The chief trials at Oyer and Terminer were those
OF Fanny Hyde, Henry Rogers, the assassin of
fouceman DOnahue, and Dr. Irish.
II was frequently the case that three branches OF
the supreme Court were in session at one time.
City Court.
The following is record of the business OF the
City Court for 1S72:-
Number ofudgmens entered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1911
umper OF executions returned l1S3
Number OF motions IN Special Term .......... 2l83
NumDer OF General Term ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Number OF persons made citizens. 693
Number OF persons who declared their intention of
eoo"iis ciuzchs.. s9i
The above figures are twenty-five per cent in
excess of those Tor the year 1871
Court OF Sessions.
Number OF persons arragned. 2s5
Number OF persons ted l43
Number OF persons acquitted Observation-Disclosures. q
Number OF di charged, the Grand Jury having
failed to find indictments,
Number Of indictments in which Nollc prcscaus were
Number persons discharged thereby. ......... 20
Aggregate period OF sentences imposed, 1853
years, as follows Sing Sing, 1876 years; Peni-
tent1ary 217 years. County Jail, 1872 days. Sent to
House OF Refuge, two persons.
County Court.
In the County Court Judge Moore's) there
were seventy-six cases tried and 1888 orders
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Howard Vs. GrIfin.-Motion to amend granted,
on payment OF costs OF time and costs OF motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03
The Case To BE SUNNI q Il
Up To-Day.
AN INCOME TAX DECISION.
The Salaries of State Court Judges Not Liza
bic to Income Tax Important Rul-
ing by Judge shipman.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.

Summarics-Tha Suydam Will Casc-Assignment
Of the State Courts for ls7S-New Appoint
ments in the United States District Attor-
ney's Office, District Attorneys Office
and Office Of Corporation Couu-
l-Dac;sions-Calendars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Admiralty Calendar for Tuesday, Janu-
airy =.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Benncr vs. The Steamship Ctrcasslan.
The Lghterage Company VS.. The Steamtug Z.
Levy.
McGlenn vs.. The Steamer Argo
Aumack VS.. Schooner Creole.
whitney ct al VS.. The Ferryboat Sunswick.
TOmpkins VS.. The Steamboat Syracuse
wheeler. vs. The Steamboat City OF Norwich.
Earle VS.. The Schooner Emmeline.
Brown VS.. Loud
Benedict We. Steamboat Niagara.
Chapman ct al. vs. Sanchez y DOLE
NickersOn ct al. vs.. Stcamtug Echo.
"A ~
csinpcMc cniQT--ciRcillT
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SUPREME cousT--cIacul1


DocAsf0ms.
nv Judge Van Brunt.
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Sie Trlhlinasluit.

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