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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-19

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-16
"REMINISCENCES OF THE RING RE
CINE.

Legal Squabble on Rent for an Armory-
Asking for q Percmptory Ma ndamus
Against the Comptroller and Accepting
an Attenuation Writ Instead-Disposi-
ton OF the Case To-day.
Mr.. Alexander I. Compton, o brother-in-iaw OF
Henry J. Ingersol, whose name has figured so
prominently in connection with the alleged "Ring
frauds.- leased to the city, through the Board
Of Supervisors, portions OF the buildings Nos. 1Os
and Ito West Twenty fourth street to be used as
armory. The rent agreed upon was $17, 500 year,
and the same was to be paid by the Comptrol-
Ter quarterly. On the first quarter day Of
last year the Comptroller was duly called upon for
same result followed every successive application
during the year. At length the Comptroller as
signed the claim to Joseph N. Walton. The latter
gentleman grew weary OF importunlng the Comp
troller, and thought he would see what virtue
there was in stones, or, in other words, determined
to bring the matter into the Courts. His initiative
egai proceedings were Of very decisive character
lie aPp1ed yesterday, or rather his cOun-
sci, MI Fullerton, did for him, to Judge
aperemptory mandamus against the Comptroller,
directing him to pay the amount of the claim
me case was argued at considerable length, Mr.
Strahan appearing as counsel for the Comptroller.
He submitted two affidavits, one showing that
there was no record In the Comptrolcr's office OF
any assignment OF the claim, and the other OF
gentleman, claimed to be a competent Judge in the
matter, that $1,000 would be liberal rent for the
premises He urged further that the claim had
not yet IT., been r.,a anditea, as required by
too late now 70 complain OF excessive
rent the premises having been occupied
under the conditions Of the lease during the term
ment, It was claimed that II the writ was incom0e.
tent this could be remedied in the writ, As to the
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuUa1-IE ADMIRALTY.
CoIIision CONSIDERATION.


Yesterday Judge Blatchford rendered decision
in the case Of Thomas Kelly vs. the ferryboat Man.
hassett, her tackle, &C, and the steantug Hiram
Perry, her tackle, &c. This suit was brought by
the owners Of a coal barge against the ferryboat
and the tug. The tug not having been arrested,
on the trial counsel for the ferryboat moved TO dis
miss the proceeding until the tug was brought in.
The Judge denied the motion, and directed the
prayer for process against the tug to be struck out
The canalboat claimed that the ferryboat had
turned out OF her slip after the tug, which she was
in tow of, was headed up the East River and the
ferryboat following ran into her. The
ferryboat claimed that after she had got
out OF her slip and headed up the river, the tug
and this canalboat. which had been going In OPP
posite directions suddenly sheered and came
across the ferrybOat's bows. The Judge neld that
the testimony was Numerically opposite, but that
the story told by the ferryboat was an imposs
bility, and that, by her own showing, she might
have avoided the collision by stopping earlier. One
OF the witnesses for the canalboat stated that he
thought the ferryb0at did 1t willully, and on that
ground the ferryboat's counsel moved to dismiss
the libel. The Court held that there was no alega-
ton on their side in the pleadings that the damage
was wiful, nor did the statement OF the witness
amount TO what was called In law "wilful
wrOngu Therefore the Court directed that there
should be decree for the libellant. Beebe, Dean
n Cook for the libelant; b. ID. Sillnan for the
claimants.
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Jurles OF our criminal Courts as at present. The
Grand Jurors for the next terms OF the Court OF
oyer and Terminer and General Sessions were
drawn yesterday by Douglas Taylor Commissioner
OF Jurors In the presence OF Judge Barrett of the
supreme Court. Mr.. TmbletOn Deputy County
Clerk turned me wheel rom which the respective
OF names as published below that some of our
chief citizens are included in the number The
following Is list OF the names drawn
OYER AND TERMINER GRAND JURY.
John Campbell. Edward A. Baldwin, Cornelius
W. TimpsOn, Asher f. Meyer, Sylvester W. Com
LIVINGSTON john zebley Sus yase hG setle "
Leopold Hoar, William Appleton, Jr. Albert De-
groot, Alexander Brendon, James II. John, Gilbert
William j. MerraIl, David ". Bruce, Charles ' Hal,
lock Mount. Robert Squires, william II. Phillips
James II. Pinckney Isaac +. Duckworth, jeremiah
Quinan, Jacob Goldsmith Lazarus Resented,
David Ackerson, John J.. Sinclair, William II.
Knoeffei, Alexander r. Chisholm, William X. Mead.
Alexander Turnbull, John L. Deer, Edward ID.
Jerome B. Benson, Henry s. Leavitt, Blaize Loril-
lard Harsel John II. Van Etten, John Endicott,
William ? Blodgett, Jacob Capron, Charles II. Kes-
ner, Robert M. Tunkhauser, Hugh AuchinclOss,
Samuel l.. Herman, Charles A. Lambard.
GENERAL SESSIONS GRAND JURY.
~, Joh4 y; wing, Clpnarly thompson, william Turn
Henry Hughes, william Astor, Matthew Clinton
Peter Gilsey, william II. Gray, Samuel Thomson,
Robert Morrison Morrison, George G. Williams, David Quack-
dith Rowland, Pierre v. Dunor, Edward Anthony,
James II. Nord, CHRISTOPHER Moller, Benz. A. ks.
sam, Charles Hollis, William shste, Henry W.
w. Browne, Isaac H. Reed, Joseph ~ Gfmbrede,
Albert s. Hatfield Henry II. Morgan, Benjamin J.
Marks, louis Koppe, George B. Roys James
Westeraed, Charles II: Deleyan, John Babcock,
Henry Fl. Croker, Horatio D. Won syckel. George
A. OegoOd Harris BOgart, Calvin Il. Knox, Hopace
Thomas II. Haskell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-16
MARINE C0uRT-pART 2.
How Our Madison Avenue Houses Ar,
Painted and Paid for.
Itdn

How Our Madison Avenue Houses Are
Painted and Paid for.
Before Judge Gross.
Charles Allen vs.. Catherine Mears.-The plaintin
sued the defendant to recover the sum OF s24O for
services rendered and materials furnished in the
painting Of the defendants house in Madison ave-
nue..
The suit originated on the following facts:-Ir
appeared that the plaintiff purchased the interest
and stock OF a pant shop belonging to man
named Frank Bird who, for nine years, did paint
ing for the defendant. Shortly after the purchase
OF Blrus paint shop by the plaintiff the defendant
sent for Bird to perform some painting. Bird. who,
1t appeared was doing job work for plaintiff called
services, without informing her that he was
emplOye OF the paintn and was to do them
through him. The services were rendered the
plalntln having furnished the men and materially,
and some money paid on account to Bird who was
engaged upon the job, with Others, which
meantime a mechanics lien was filed against
Bird by some OF his creditors, and the defendant
was notified to appear In Court and testify as TO
the amount OF her Indebtedness TO him. she did
appear, ana gave testimony as to the amount she
thought she owed him. and tile Court ordered her
to apply the amount to the satisfaction OF the lien,
which she did. 1t appeared, though that the plain
till notified her OF her Indebtedness to him by pre-
senting q memorandum OF the services rendered
and the materials furnished on painting her house,
but which notice she did not acknowledge, main
tanning that she did not employ the plaintiff. The
Court charged the jury that should they md the
work was performed by the plaintiff, through his
agent, the plaintiff was entitled to a verdict. YER
dict for plaintiff. For plaintin, David McAdam; for
defendant, William q. Judge.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Is, 1873.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1873.
No. 90. KennicOtt ct al. vs.. Board OF Supervisors
OF wayne County, Ilinois-Appeal from the Circuit
Court for the Southern District.-Ths bill was filed
by the appellants claiming to be holders of certain
bonds issued by the Mount Vernon Railroad Coia-
pany, TO forecose a mortgage alleged to have been
executed by the county upon 100 600 acres OF swamp
and overlooked lands or the county, TO secure the
payment OF the bonds. The defence was That the
road did not run through the county, nor uia IL
connect with any road running through the county,
and that such road or road so CONNECTING was
the only ground upon when .he co us1r., Was
authorized to assist In railroad c0nstruction
The Court below sustained the defence,
and the case Is brought mere, tne appel.
construction OF the statute, and that in
any case q negotiable security OF corporation
which, upon Its face appears 70 nave x Seem auly
law is valid In the hands OIL oo7ta nae holders with
out notice OF It's illegal ISSUE though such be the
lants; Robinson, Freeman and Knapp for ap-
pelees.
No. 100. Morgan vs.. Parham-Error to the Cir
cult Court for Alabama.-This was an action OF
trespass brought by Morgan, q citizen OF New
York, for the seizure and detention OF the steamer
Francis, owned By him, by Parhsm: collector Of
being In the discharge OF his duties as
tax collector, there being due on this
and other steamers owned by Morgan about
$1,000. IL Ia here claimed that the tax Is duty on
tonnage, and as such 1t Is prohibited by the federal
constitution as being regulation Of commerce.
which power is exclusively with Congress IL Is
besides said that II the State law imposing the tax
10 held constitutional as liking sax on property
having its situs within the city limits, stu ths
property Is not liable for Its position at tue wnar,
for temporary purposes and does not bring u WITHIN
the terms OF the statute. The relation VI tue poas
10 the city that OF contact only, AZ one Oh .na
terminl In the promotion OF the owners business.
The steamer did not so abide within the Guy ~ ~
personal property and Il was therefore beyonu w
Jurisdiction OF the Court r. Philippe ler RaAAS
in error: Z. Il. Moulton for Defendant
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SUPERIOR CouRT-TaIAl TERm-pART |.

Important Points Connected with Suits
Under Letters OF Administration.
Before Judge Curtis.
Henry Rhcinberger, some time since, came to
his DEATH it is alleged, through injuries sustained
by defective elevator on the premises OF Patrick
Riley. Suit was brought by his widow against Mr..
Riley for damages on account or her husbands
death. It was claimed that she could not bring the
suit as she took out letters OF administration In
the city Of New York, though her husband, at the
time OF his death, and she also resided In Brooklyn
1t was further contended that letters Of admnstra
ton should have been taken out In Brooklyn, and
that those taken out In New York, under authority
OF which the suit was brought. were invalid the Sur
rogate being without jurisdiction, as the husband
died In New York. The Court held that the Obec-
ton was well taken, and ordered dismissal OF the
COmpaint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-16
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Important Decision ON tho Question OF
Habeas Corpus.

important Decision ON tho Question OF
Habeas Corpus.
BY Judge Blatchford
On the 18th OF December last Rudolph Seligman
and August Seligman, bankrupts were arrested
by the United States MARSHAL under o warrant
issued by Commissioner Belts, under the forty
fourth section of the Bankrupt act upon the all-
davlt of Emil Magnus, their assignee in bank
ruptcy charging them, among other things, with
having secreted and concealed from their assignee
merchandise, or the proceeds thereof in cash,
amounting to upwards OF one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, which they had bought on credit
within three months before their failure in May,
1869. On being brought before the Com
missioner the defendants, through their coun-
sci, moved to dismiss the complaints
that neither afldavit charged nor the war
rant recIted any specific offence under SAID sec
ton the defendants claiming to be protected by
the statute of limitation. This motion was denied
and the defendants then gave bail and were dis
charged from custody. Subsequently an order
was issued requiring the District Attorney and the
complainant interested to show cause why the
writ OF habeas corpus should not issue in defend
ants behalf
decided, the Judge refusing to issue the writ, on
the grounds That the defendants were not re-
strained OF their liberty at the time the motion
was heard.
Institution Of n Suit Against Secretary
BoutwelI-A Curious Document-Dam
ages Laid at $z,OO0,OOO.
Bartholomew clifford Calvin appeared in the
Clerks Office Of the United States Circuit Court
yesterday morning ana flied declaration, drawn
up by himself saying he intended to act as his own
attorney in q suit which he wished to begin against
Secretary Boutwell,, to recover f2,0oo,0O0. which
amount he alleges the Secretary owes him
for having instructed him how to make the
paper currency Of the United States equal
In value to gold The declaration, which
is strange document, recites that plalntin
the latter could, without the necessity Of any egis
lation whatever, make sales OF gold IN such way
as to control the GOLD market and regulate the
price, gold to be sold by the Secretary on q de-
scending scale OF prices until 1t reached par The
declaration concludes by reciting that the Secre-
tary has acted to great extent In accordance with
the plans Of plaintiff and that as the Secretary &C
cording to plantiT's allegations, had promised to
make adequate compensation II he used the plans,
he should be compelled to do so by law and pay
plaintiff 600 600, which, according to plaintiff is
abOut an adequate compensation for the plans d.
VulgeQ.
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GRAND JUR1Es FOR FEBRUARY.

who Are to Constitute the Next Grand
Jurfcs In the Courts OF Oyer and Ter
miner and General scssions-Names ON
the Panel.
There probably was never a time In our munich
pal history when such grave Importance attached
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COURT CALeKDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME C0URT-CIRCUT- -Held by Judge
Fancher-Nos 931 1869, 1923, 700, 1881, 777H, 1888,
1877 $780, 79l 1885, $780, si, sl5, 49, s231l, 1926, s27,
$780, Part 2-Hed by Judge Van Brunt.--Case on.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM--Held by Judges
Ingraham, Brady and Learned.-NOs. $50, 1853. 1853,
I59 $780, 1G1 1872 163 1874 1876, 1885, 1877, los, 169 ILL.,
126, 172 l73, ia, IT'S. l76, III, l7s, 40, $50.
SUPERIOR C0uRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curts.Nos. 1349, 1885, 1903, l457 1875 1892
493 1885, 1891, 53l, $50, 1865, 1905 1855 Part .
Held by Judge Freedman Nos. S34, 1855, 1885,
1884 1886, ll4o, 23l 1866 $780, 1853, 1905 lGos 16l
1914 1915
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THE GREAT TWEED TRIAL-SEv-
ENIH DAY.

Proceedings neutrality-suspicious. Obtcc-
lions ON the Part Of the Defence Over
ruled by the Court-Examiua OF
Richard 3. StOrrs-An About the
Burned vouchcrs-spicy Tits Between
Counsel-What the "Boss'' Thinks OF
the Situation.
The proceedings In the great Tweed trial yestcr-
day were conducted with an earnestness and sas'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-16
SUPERIOR cOuaT-spscIAl TERM


Decisions
by Judge Barbour.
Christy w. D0lon.-Moton granted.
Jacobs Vs. The Greenwich Insurance COMPANY
Order granted.
Cohen vs.. Lynch.-Order granted.
By Judge Sedgwick
O,BrIen vs. O'Nell.-Motion granted as against
Resell by default; allowance $500, decided against
de Oystar0n.
In the Matter Of solomon Jacobs.-See Clerk at
Special Term.
BY Judge Van Worst
Harvey Vs. The Rubber TIP Pencil Company
Motion denied.
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SUPREME COUnT--CHAMBERS.


BY Judge Barrett.
Lathrop vs. Godfrey ct al.-Tho defendants may
take o commission II they desire 1t, but stay OF
the trial is denied.
The People ex rel. W. II. Bell vs. Francis A.
Palmer.-Tbis order must stand
Marsen vs.. Nich0s.-Motion granted.
Kelly, Administrator, &C, vs.. The New York Rail-
road and Transportation Company.-Same.
bennett vs. bennett ct al.-Motion denied, with
$40 costs.
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SUPREME C0UnT-cIRCuIT.
Officers Of the Court OF Common Pleas
Looking After Their Salaries.

Before Judge Fancher.
Suits we're brought in this Court yesterday
against the city by John Brener James Coogan and
Michael Dolan, for payment Of salaries alleged to
be due them as officers, In 1871, OF the Court OF
Common Pleas After hearing testimony the Court
ordered verdicts for the full amount claimed. sub
ject however to the decision or the General Term.
The verdicts we're $1,000 for Brener and $3.50 90
each for COOQan and DOlan.
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COURT Or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. Is, 1878.
The calendar OF the Commission of Appeals for
Thursday January 10, Is as follows SO, 90, 90ll,
81 305. 324 II, as, so, 81, IS, 49, 10, %, 81 The
Court will open at ten O'Clock A. NJ
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MARINE CHAMBERS.
Decisions.
BY Judge Tracy

BY Judge Tracy.
Lindsay vs.. McNien.--Moton to strike out an.
swer as sham denied.
Curreen VS.. Symons-Motion to vacate order de-
MED.
Jacobs vs.. Standardization granted.
Faran VS.. Smith.-Defendant may amend his an
SWer.
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Bedem w. Hittrlch.-Case ordered to be fled.
BY Judge Mcneil.
Popham vs. Wilcox.-Motion to continue IN
junction granted.