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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-09
Gin arORf1rRtt1er Steb>

1teber bic Berbaftung 6es Sobnes bes
@roBfirlten Gonltantil1, BON bet ur1s bas
&abeL 10 IIfenbafte Beri9te bra6te,
tpirb Der 8iener vyteuen Sreten Breiie"
unter benz Is. Wfat BON ct. Y%eterSburg
Solgenbes gemelbet:
vSn ben &retien, tpeI6e benz 8tnterz
palate nn6 ben beri6teoenen 6ofdgern
unierer Geitbena nabe iteben, berri6t
feline geringe Infre9ung ob zines nn9ez
tp0bnltden, getptHermaBe ais 9ans1ns
gelegenDeit Der tatierIi9en Samtlte al be-
tradtenoen GorfaIes. 8ieuei6t %interef>
firt IS Sbre 9eier, Die @%ebeimntiie su er>
faDren, Die bier bon Salon gu Salon coIz
portirt tper6en. SIS tpar fura Dor ieiner
Nbreile mad Stuttgart, baB G5ar Iles
gambler BEN 8etersburger 8oIi3eimeiiter
b. Ertpoff 3u it6 rufen IieB unb i'm NIT
tolgenoem Bortuurf be9rilBte: v9aS lit
mir cine f6one 8oli3ei! -. 8alb tperbe
aud i6 i'm WinterpalaiS bor 0te6en ni9t
mebr fiber iein -. Set neiner S9tpG=
germ i'm WarmorpaIalte neri9pinben
Dtulnanten nno 8rettolen, DtebltabI
DGuft ii9 auf Oiebitabl, unb On balt bon
aueoeln feline 2lbnune!" 9er YoIiaei=
meiiter, bur9 bic taiierli6e u19labe be-
brobt, beripra9 ben mbiteri0ien Oia=
mantenrduber binnen "a Stunoen CUR
Steue 3u f6affcn. st nabm bic Sade
peri0nlt6 III Die 6ano, IieB ale Oiener
bes Wtarmorpalaltes (~betanntli6 bic
&efibena Oes @roBfiriten Gonltans
tin feftnebmen n%ntertparf ieoen
ein5elnen einem ftrengen 8er60r
unb tpar benn 10 gIudliG, fem @ort
balten nnb benz @aar am Sage mad iener
Nubiena ben 9talneit bes Wifiet9GterS
entbiilen gu f0nnen. IS spar ber eigene
Sobn oes @robfirlten aonltantin, yiiz
folat Eonltantinopitl6, Der Steffe oes
@5arS. Seit etnem Utonat o6er LANCER
betrteb Der tanm 5wan3igidbrtge tur9e
Wtann oas traurt9e @ei9dtt, pen
S6ntudtaiten ieiner Wutter gu pl11lz
bern tmo Die pra6tnoulten Srtudnten
TT Sal6engelo unsuleBen. Srtpotf tol9te
Dem Wrunolabe 1uer 9rtrtt1aItlten uno
fragte 5uerit rOu est la femme :" Salo
bate CT audi Die Wtti6nlot9e. 9efullosl1,
cine jdnllde 2(merttanerll1. Wf1B
Tenir, mel1er Der tunge Jtttold1ls BEN
Grtraa bes Oiamanteilbaroels 81 tploz
1nen pflegte ultO auberoem etnelt SSeG1el
pon bebeuteuber Suinme man tprt6t
BON eiuer Wtiuton TubeL - uuter3elGnet
hattie. @as nit Der Dame gel9e6en
(ou, 1T ni1t %bcfannt; bonn @roBfnrlten
aber neiB bic san5e Staot, ooB ct bonn
Gaar bis auf Wetteres gum 5ausarreit
inn MarmorpaIalte perurt9etlt tpurbe.
NterftpirDig lit, baB Jttfolalts etnen
Shell oes g~eraubten @utes fur1orgli6 in
eilent Balfbaule oeponirt bat, nrt, nie
er iaste, fir ieine alien Sage seii6srtes
groS III Gaben. Diele bel einem @roB=
ilrltsH bstremoIi9en 9fabrunssioraeu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-09

fein tpir6, bic lire innere ieeIii6e See
friebtgung nur i'm fritifloien6 eftbalten an
unberbri9lt6enS abunsen finpen, nir0
iein6eil mabrl6etnli9 in Der fatbolii6en
Stride lu6en. Nber es tpiro oas feiness
tuegs cine 10 9roBe 3a6l ieiu, bab bur6
iDl9en Suipa6s bic fatbolii6e STRIDE
gu einer ben Staat beberrl6enoen nito
Ienfenben Wfa1t perben t0n1te. 8iels
mebr tpirb aud bann bic foeenannte
broad church, D. B.. bic Mafie Oerienis
gen., tpsla d. d l59 I'm 4assns ar fae Sef h /
ni9ts weiter, ais 0eiiten iinb, bic ultz
enoli6 iiberipiesenbe Wte6rsabl Der 8e=
D6Ifermna bil6en unb Der &eriu6, cine
9erri9aft ber Stride iber ben Staat in
abnli9em Stnns, tuie ite in europa per=
itanoen miro, ein5ufubren, ipiro i6werli6
ie sema4t tperoen, auf teinen Sal aber
gellngen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-09
RtniEerwe@feI.

Su Guroba bebeitet Elm Wtinifteriuebs
ieI mon1mnl nibt DieI, dber bod tlln1er
Gtuas,- ~biersuIdn6e aber Ietber in
Der 3esel adr gti9ts. @eitcrn bGtten
mir germ uniern 2elern elm llrtbeiI Iber
ben &Idtritt bes Sinansminiiters &is
HoroIon uno bic @rnennln9 oes 9errn
3 It o N ;u ieinem Na6fOlser mitgez
theiIt; IS u%nterblieb, neil mir BON
Briitop ni9ts 8eipnberes tpuBten u1o
uns Elm tlein tuenig i6dmten, bas einz
geltcben 3u ipnen. 9eute i6dmen mir
ms bielesg in8eitdnbniiies garntht mebr,
nahbem mir ecieben baben, baB aud an
bere 3eitungen ni9ts bon bent Shame
tuiiIen. git9ts, auBer baB Ct i'm 4u9ez
meinc1 ein ranftdnoiser Ntann" lit, BON
benz man bas Bette boffen bari, nno 10
DieI tonn malt am Gnoe bon Seoem la
9er, Der nod nid}t nit Yoli3ei= ooer
Straf9erihten in Gonfitt 9efommen lit.
WaS Die Steuun9 bes 9errn 3u ben
finansicuem Xdgesfra9en, CUR Yapters
geIbs8 STRENGTHENING, 5urlSteoereinflbrung
Der 0oIon6brung, gum ytationalbantz
fpelen, Sur 6unoirun9 Der gtationalz
i9ulo bctrifft: - 10 ipilien tpir BON Dem
Nuen ebenio oieI, ober 10 tpenig, pie
<ktIuClCI tbuutttH 1tlN1l0S
Menn Jti6arOion inSoIge ieiner eigens
mG9tigcn GerauS9abune oer losenann>
ten &elerDe (BieberauSgabe eiIgelOlten
YapiergelDes) 3unI &Idtritt eenOtbi9t
uorben mare, 10 bate bas einen bentli4
ert~ennbnren Slim aebabt nno ma
bGtte aunebmen oiirfen, baB fein Qn1tS>
na6foIger 1T oieier 9iniidt iein 8tbers
bart let. Sod nidts bet Nrt tit Der
Tau.-9ie Gntbiuungen iiber oas Ser
1olten &i6arbion's 1T 8eaus auf Die
Sdnborn'i1e 3oIlptonage fOnnten ais
1lrla1e ieines 9tudtritts betrahtet tuers
ben, tpenn ie ni6t i6on lett Otos
naten porId9en. DAP ct bas Ners
trauen beS Yrdiibenten nerIoren babe,
IdBt iid audi nid)t a%nnebmen, ba bieler
i5n gum Wtitglieo bes @eri9tsbofs CUR
4rifung Don 6orberungen oil ben 8uno
ern0nrt BAT. Somit bletbt gar feline Gr>
fIdrung fur ben Weiniltertpe9iel ibrig,
ais bic, bab ST. &iharoion Die SG6e
bid bat. Die 8eoeutuns Der Grnennnns
oes 9crrn Bri It o 10 muB 1i9 crit ftnz
oen. 8ieueidt rau9t Ell ii6 gut, -
pieIeidt aud ni9t. Sn ieinem bloB BEN
ytanen aber liegt tueoer fir 6as cine,
nod fIr bas arbere cine Blrgi1aft.
lSas Die StelIung oeS Wfiniiterinnls
sur 0oItsnertretuns betrifft, lino Die
Ser. Staten ebenlo tpeni9 Elm %vconitis
tutioneuer Staat" in benz berfommIi6e1
cnglii9 beL9ii6en Gimme Oes Wortes,
ME 4reuBen. go iuenis ipie in YreuBen
Der &0nig, brau9t in Den Ser. Staten
Der Yrdlioent BEL Der NuspabI ieiner
Wainilter bic minbeite 9tidii9t auf Die
9RIni@e Der GoIfsnertretut1g su rebinen.
sic fino ieine 0iener, ooer tpenn
oas 3m unrepubLitanif6 tIin9t, feline @es
bIlfen urlb tpen,t ct nit ibnen 3ufrieoen
lit, gebt bas teinen Nrloer1 etipas a11. -
Jti9t nnoers it IS nit benz S0ntg bon
prcuBcn. Dieter, tute Der Yrdfioent ber
ser. Stnaten iino meir tDeni9er reonitiz
tuttoneue 9erri6er", ais bic EOnigi1
BON gn9Lanb Ooer bic Sonise bon 8els
glen une 9oaonb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-09
(@srreiponben3 ber Jninois Stnatsjettnns.)
Wctu 0orter 8rtcfe.
NSM. 22R.
81 e 10 q OFT, 81. Mai

81 10 q OFT, 81. Mat IA.
xeeitere Rayitel ans Der GeiAihte mnferer ,,sscz
fprn," - Gtreit unc Ser,uirrnns an alien
Gdcm; - Der %fnsftmOntas Mne feline
Rdd,fplaer; - Gin oernnslidttr 1tritc ; -
Gbieasp Dor benz 9tibterftuble Dee sac~
agprfer ,,zuseneprsans".
NHeun SEEM gorf. nie man aus BEN
ftoI,en Eitel ber Empire City" i6lteBen
f6nute. and ben Nnlptlt6 erb0be, bas
Wuiter bes a~nleritanii6en @emeintpefens
All iein. baum tpirnen bic auf oieles
Saraus III aiebenoe S9LuBfolserunSen
pffenbdr iehr triibieli9 iein. Soften mir
babsr, baB Nfetp gort ii9 lit bieier 8ez
,icbu1o ais bic 1pent9it amertfanti9e
5taot*) betpGbren, u1o DaB ii9 bas Der
republifanil9en Sbee @bre madenbe
ftGntiihe @emeinpelen ausparts
berousiteDen tperbe. Sn benz unlrigen
miro IS nit ieoeul Gage frauier ulto ners
tpirrter, urb Is getpintt in Der Ibat oas
Nnlebel, ais ob oas erlte Stadium Der
.Nefo / III" III ni6tS als e;nent Dous
Itauoiaen 3~erriittnngss uno NuflOlnn8sz
proaelie beltebcn ioute, oeiien @noe tpir
nod midt einllaI erret6t bdtten. $50
hin man Bier aud ietne 8lide ri6tet. 9ez
nGbren bic 0ffeutltAen Nn9elegenbeiten
nidts uls bas Bib INNER er0Berer 3er>
fohreuheit ndd alien Seiten bin, linz
liderbeit ber erlten @runblagen, Sweiz
tel nnb lluaeniBbeit Iber Die @lemente
Der Orbuuns, 3ant nno Streit, Tetnoz
~ 0os 1T es obnebin burd bic bLoBs GDatIade,
bos bic arose &c br SAB ieincr Glnpo1ner
ni6t in amerita seboren TT. 9teIs yoft Ut EN-
2niihenaltee snil6cn europa unA ainertto NIT
alien 6eblern beiSer. . o. ".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-09
BeaferOe 1tttS 0ennk.
Bon Der . esierbe idpeif' i'd gum GenuS
llno I'M v II utri9madt' i'd DOR Seeterbe

Bon Der . .sierbe i6meif' i'd gum @enus
llnO i'm yennB ptridmadt' i'd Dor Sceterbs
DoB bic Besierben 6es Menf6en
f1neIer tpd9ien, aIs Die Mtittel ;u tbrer
Befriebigung, barin Iiegt = feinestpegs
bic G01ung, tpobI aber Die @rfIdrung
befet, tD0s mat bic fo3iaIe 6rage ner1nr.
50 tpeit in %nergangene Sabrbun6erte
bic &enntniB Der materienen Gebensner>
bdltniIe, in~sbeIonbere 6es 0ebensaez
nmiics auridrei4t, boben fi@ bic ger>
bdItniiie Der tuegen tbres 2ebensunter=
bats auf ibre Qrbeit 0et IS bet
9an6 0ber bes 6opfes) ansetpieienen
Meni9en ftett9 berbeert-
TO iebr n~erbeiiert, 0aB belte nn6 6ierz;us
Iarbc Der drmite Bettler, ooer amf Wes
meirlbefoiten ern6brte Yauper in6inii6t
feines Geben5aenufies ni9t nit benz
1etBigiten nno beftbe;abIten Qrbeiter bon
Dor bunoert Sabren taui9en tpIrbe.
Nber f9neuer, ais bic Steigerung bes
GcbenssennGes lit bic Steigerung Der
. eeieroe forteei6ritten, 10 baB nit
benz @enuiie ri6t bic Sufriebenbeit, Ionz
bern bic llnsufrie6enbeit 9citiegen lit.
gu oiclcn Berherfungen hietet bic WIits
tbetlung elmer 2iuerpooler 3eitung OIL
bior) NnIaB, tpeI6e nd6tpeiit, baB in
ben lestcn anoertbnIb Sobr3ebnten Der
TLeif 5 unter BEN Sanoarbei>
tern Ii@ ipo1I ums Dreifa1e aeitetaert.
Der Bro69cnuB in benz ielben WtaBe perz
rinsert Bat; baB beute ber 9lrbeiter, ber
Dor ;tudn3ig Sabren 8ro6, Gbee uno az
Ienfdus ctnen 9eo0rrten 6Grimg aIs quite
0~duptmabl3cit betrn6tet baben tpiiroe,
fein Beefiteaf urb Semitic bat; bdB bic
Gen0bnIiditen Nrbeitcr ais 3tuildeu=
fnobl3eit nm bic Mtttogs3eit Quncheon)
Jest tuorrte Tleiidtoit babcn unb blobes
BroD tanm nlebr anriibren; baB 6aberz
brei, toeIGer nod Dor einem Wtenldeuz
alter bic 6~auptna6rnn9 Der GRANDDAUGHTER
i'm nDr6Iiten England ntlb in S6ottz
Lamb biIoete, fat gang onf9ebort bat,
Il. {. 10.
Gttlen MittbeiLuneen tu6re bon bier
u bin3ujufi9ct, odB Der Nrbeiter IN
Nmerifd fGon felt Meni6en9eoenfen,
mas Giien, Erinfen, Wobnung urb EIeiz
nuna betrift, ilnnerbGltniBmGBi9 b6bere
Nn5priine an 6as 2ebeu genlaht bat, dis
Der in europa; oab cs teinen eeiunben
unb fieisiaeu !Sononertseeieuen in Ninez
rita siebt, tpeI9er ni9t msbr unb belz
5erc Otabrnng, mebr tno before Sletbnng
rtb cine menf6entplrotgere Wobnung
nnb Ginri9tuns bate. als nod Dor melt
tDeuieer ais bunbert Sabren ni@t bIoB
bic .Mciiter", fOnbern audi bic sroBten
@~e[cbrten, S6riftfteIIer, Oihter nnb
feIbft u~naeiebene StaGtsbearnte III
DeutfdIan6. Das finb Dinge, bic fi9
init IbdtIa9en unb 3ifern 10 genan tpie
iroen6 elm 3ebriab Der Matbemattt be-
G~S;i.o IoiSpn.
Bsrn sLei9tpobI in mnfercr Seit bas
Gsimrti mad s8erbeieruns Der cage
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-09

Die Minse Der Ser. Stddten tDur6e
unter ber YrGitbenti6aft Walbtngton's
bur9 ein @~onereBeeieb bonn 2. Nprtl
1892 ms 9eben eernfen llilo 3tpdr IN
BbiLdbeIpbia, no fe nod lit. Sbr er1ter
Direftor mar Oapib 9tittenbonie, tpels
der Dom Brdiibent Baibiueton ernannt
tpurbe. SIN @ansen bat ite 5tDolf Oirefs
toren sebabt. !Sbr iebiser Direction, Der
fribere peanfplpanil6e 9ounerreur
Youod frat, bon 2tncoIn ernannt, oas
Qntt am 4. &prit 1861 an, iDuroe trog
ieiner Ii9tieteit am IA. Oftober 1866
bon Yrdiioent Sobnlon, neil ct oeiien
Yolitit ni1t Mnterftiiben monte abge::
iebt, befam aber bas Nmt am l. Wtat
1869 bur6 @rant ipie6er.
Die erfte i'm Namen Der Ser. Staaten
seprdste Wtinae beitanb aus Supplements,
ipel6e i'm Sabre 1898 gema9t tpuroen.
9as Sabr baranf iuurben SiI6erooadrs
seprdgt nnO I'M nd@iteu Sabre 3sbnbol'
IortIde nort Sob.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-09

lotDte Deri6tebene dnbcrt 1tmftdn6e, bds
ben ben @lauben setpedt, IS n10se tpobI
unl ben Geritanb bes iingen M{eni9en
ni4t gang ri9tig iteDen; Die Sol9en elmer
8rantbett iouen tim benz Wabnftnu ndbe
9ebra6t baben. 9as more ie6r traurig,
IS lit a6er pieIei9t nur e~rfmnben, nm bic
unItebiame Nffairt au belndnteIn. Gin
neuer Scandal, taft uneIaubIt9er nod
ais ber ebel1 er3dbLte, ipiro aus berielbett
1tn1gcbung gemelbet; ttoeB lit bic Sa4e
fir bic OeffentIi9feit nod ni9t reif."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-12
A Labor Disturbance.
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY,

SUPREME CoURr-CHAxBERs-Held BY Judge
Lawrence-Nos. 65 %, 103, lao, 1913, 1873, 1e5 2lO,
2l2, 2l<. ZIG, 222, 229. 234, $50. a3s.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held BY Judge
Donahue-Court opens at hall.past ten A. M.-De-
murrers.-Nos lS 49, 5, !, 8, IS, 81. Issues OF law
81, III. 1911, 1872 1893, 1914, 1885, 2ol, 2o2 2O4, 2oe
30, 49, 2l4 215, 2l6 217 us, 30, 81, 224 226,
T. IL, 49, 80, "A. 49, So, l44 lac, 1885, l66, TO- III.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Par 2-Held by Judge
Van Brunt- Short causes.-Nos 1882 1906, 3446,
2452 2504, 1923, 324 3S2 $685. 1924 $685. 32l2 347s
3072 $780, 34o4 34o 2l66 267s, 342d $685. $780, 1885,
355s, 24ls. Part 3-icd by Judge Van vorst-short
causesNos. 220l, 345S, 34o5, 325, 3479 1921 3277,
32ol 204T 1885, 245Q, 2g43 20g. 2225, $685. $780, 3O3
343l 345y S4ao 34s9 3447, $685. 1870 34o 1885, 36l5
2767 3003 1927. 253g, 953, 3467 $685. 3l7. 3473.
SUPERIOR IoUkT--TRIAL TEBM-Part Held by
Judge Freeuman.-Shurt causes.-Nos. 1859. 1896.
1908 l749. 1909. 1887 1850, 1903 liza, l77s 472 l440
1711 1899 l7ss, $780, l30 ll1s 1880 1863 1851 1892
1S47 1860. 1884, 1850, 1892 1871.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL IERM-Part Held by
Judge Roblnson.-Nos. 20S0, 1927, 4205, 4065, 1926
4o4s 4l36, 1885, 4o7o 4o4 427 1885, 426S, 4269 1910
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the indorser. who Of that time was In Europe.
that the agreement to extend the time
OF payment Tor fifteen days Tor $50
was usuiious and VOID and therefore was
CHARGED, and thereon asked the Court to direct
the jury to ind verdict for the plaintiffs The
Court did so, and from this Judgment de endant
Sulzer's counsel TOOK an appeal, taking the point
that 1t did not lie IN the mouth OF the plaintiff.
who had received $50 usury, to cry usury. Upon
this point the General Term reversed the judg-
ment, and ordered new triai. with costs TO ABIDE
the event. The trlal came on YESTERDAY before
by The indorser Sulzer. There was conflict OF
evidence as TO whether the $50 was paid 10 one
Bernard broker, for his services in procuring the
extension OF time Tor fifteen days or whether the
money went into the pockets OF the plaintiffs for
the same purpose. After an able summing up by
counsel for their respective clients and an able
charge from the Court, the Jury found verdict IN
favor OF the defendant Sulzer, releasing him rom
liability as lndOrser.
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COUNTY COURT.
The Laws Delays In Brooklyn.
Before Judge Moore.

The Laws Delays In Brooklyn.
Before Judge Moore.
Some time In January or February last eight or
nine workingmen, according to afddavits SUD-
mitted yesterday. employed at the Columbia Flour
Mills, Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn, sued Thomas r.
Gordon, the lessee OF the mills, for balances OF
wages due them, ranging in sums OF $50 and up
wards, and amounting in all to little over $500.
Gordon evaded the service OF the summons as long
as possible. and then. when forced into court, at
last resisted the trials on preteXt or another,
until Judge Morse finally tried the cases and rem
dered Judgment Tor eacn OF the plaintiffs IN the
amount CANNED. Costs were paid, executions
issued and returned unsatlsfed. Supplementary
proceedings were commenced, but before they
could be completed the cases were appealed to the
County Court and were called up for trial before
Judge Moore yesterday. More delay was asked
for. Judge Moore refused to grant 1t except on
the payment Of $40 costs in each case to the plain
tifYs, to be paid this morning or 90 on with the
trials. II paid they are to stand over TO the 6tn OF
July. An order 10 that effect was entered. p,
Ready and Mr. West for plaintiffs; Henry D. La
paugh aud Henry G. Place lor defendant.
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THE COURTS.
Suit on Title to Property---What Consti.
tutes Right to Party Wall.
THE NAVY CHAPLAINS MONEY.
Important to Bonded Ware
house Men.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.

The case OF Hoagland vs.. Alden came up for arRu-
ment At three p. M. yesterday before Judge Law.
renee in Supreme Court, Chambers. Counsel said
that they desired the argument to be in private,
ana therefore Judge and counsel withdrew to an
other room, locked the doors against all intruders
and took the Star-Chamber-like inquisition all TO
themselves.
The adjournment OF tue trial OF Andrew L. Rob-
erts, charged with completely in the New York
Central Railroad bond forgeries, which has oeen
in progress for several days, before Judge Brady,
In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer. was adjourned
over yesterday, 1t is stated to allow certain OF the
counsel to attend the regatta OF the New York
Yacht Club. This Is a reversal Of the old maxim,
business before pleasure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-12
MARINE COURT-PART /.
Action ON Contract.
Before Judge McAdam.

whitney vs.. Oberndori.-The plaintiff, q ira
Yelling salesman, sues the defendant manufac-
turer OF shirt fronts, for three months salary at
she rate of $40 per week and about 5000 travelling
expenses. 1t appears that soon alter his engage.
ment plaintIn was started west on trip, being
provided with $235 Tor expenses, which being
spent by the time he reached Keokuk, he teie
guIphed to defendant Tor more. This application
was denied and plaintiff ordered TO come home /;
but not having sufficient funds, he went on to
Kansas City, where ne hoped 10 borrow, but in this
was dlsappon ted, and failing in further applica-
ton TO defendant Tor funds, the reply being dis
charge. he was obliged to remain nearly two
months at the latter place before he succeeded in
obtaining means to get home and even then was
compelled 10 leave his samples and clothing as
security Tor hotel bill on his return the de-
lendant refused either to pay him wages or the
additional $500 which he had expended, the OBJ
lection being tnat he had proved entirely incom
Petenti tnat, although he nan proessed TO be able
20 sell $4,000 worth OF goods he had. In TACT, sold
put 500 or $500; that he had wasted his time and
Squandered money, and that the express agree
ment was mat the amount advanced was not 10
pc exCceoeu. Defendant also claims $780, being
the value OF the samples furnished by MIN to the
piaintn. me Jury rendered q verdict in favor Of
plaintiff for $l75.
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Plucking Live Chickens.
Before Judges wandell, Morgan ana Bixby.
James Gillen and John Perazzo were charged at
this Court yesterday with p1cking live chickens.
Of1cer Bradley swore that one chicken was alive
during the plucking process, and lived Tor twenty
minutes after 1t was thrown aside. Gillen and
Perazzo both swore that they had pierced the
chickens through the brain before beginning to
pluck them, and that they died about three min
utes alter the piercing. The Court accepted the
of1cer's story and sentenced Gen to ten days in
the City Prison, and Perazzo to one month on the
island.
On the 2sth OF May Henry Palmer ran over and
seriously injured John Downs at pier No. North
River. Since that time Downs has been In the
hospital under treatment for broken ankle and
bruised side. He appeared yesterday against
Palmer, who was remanded for sentence until
Saturday. when, Il satisfactory, agreement is
not made, he will DE sentenced. Counsellor
Conan appeared for Palmer, established contrlbu-
tary negligence on the part OF Downs; but his
crutches and simple story prevailed and Palmer
was remanded.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE ooURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
A Trio kster Fooled.

young man, named Henry Dale, was charged
by Valentine Koch with attempting to obtain
goods unoer false pretences. On Wednesday alter.
noon, 1t is alleged Dale went into Mr.. Kech's place
OF business. No. 1875 Thompson street, ana said he
had been sent by Mr.. Henry Bopp OF No. SO Mott
street, Tor three gallons OF BRANDY. Mr.. Kech said
he would send the brandy to Mr.. Bopp by one OF
his own men. IL was subsequently discovered
that Dale had not been authorized to give any sucn
order and he was arrested yesterday by Oflcer
Quinn, OF the sanitary squad. Judge Morgan held
him IN $500 bail to answer.
Reckless Driving.
About half.past two yesterday afternoon O1ncer
Dymond, OF the Broadway squad, heard two loud
screams, and running in the direction from which
they proceeded, he found In Lexington avenue,
between Twenty-sxth and Twenty-seventh streets,
a woman lying on the ground and truck standing
near by. The officer picked the woman up, and
she informed him that she mad been Knocked down
and run over by the truck. On1cer Dymond i'm.
medIatey paced the driver, Frederick hildebrand,
under arrest, and procured assistance to bring the
injured woman to the station house, where she
gave the name OF Louisa Van Hagen, OF No. 346
Fourth avenue. On an examination by the sur
geon 1t was found that ner leg was badly irac-
tured above the knee joint. The driver OF the
truck was brought before Judge Morgan, who held
him to await the result Of injuries
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CITY COURT.
The Election Fraud Case.

Before Judge Reynolds.
The trial OF Alderman James Dunno and John J.
Campbell on the charge OF frauds at the ballot box
In the Sixth ward, IN 1871, was continued yester-
day morning. Counsel Tor defence objected to the
appearance OF Mr.. E. W. Gilbert for the people in
conjunction with s. w. Morris, but Messrs. Gilbert
and Morris showed their authority and were
allowed to go on. There was considerable testi-
mony taken yesterday similar to that adduced on
the trial of the inspectors Of election some time
since. The particulars OF the frauds 10 the sixth
ward have been published and republished and
have got to be an old, old story Dunno and Camp
bell were poll clerks, and the charge is that they
stuffed the ballot boxes and wrote the names Of
mythical voters on the poll lists.
The trial VIII possibly continue several days yet.
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SUPERIOR COURT-CIRCUIT-PART L
The Navy Chaplain's Money.

Before Judge freedman.
The suit brought by Mrs. Emeline Morey to re-
cover $1,000, United States bonds, rom the SAFE
Deposit Company. the particulars OF which was pub.
lished in full In the HERALD at the commencement
OF the trial several days since was yesterday
Guided and resulted In verdict for the defendants.
Nathaniel Frost, retired United States navy
chaplain, took room at the plaintiffs house and
there died, meantime having deposited with the
defendants the bonds IN question. Mrs. Morey
been given by the deceased chaplain. The point
ut issue was whether this order was o forgery or
not, this being the claim set up by the defence.
Quite number OF experts in writing were ex-
ahmed. The jury considered the document
forgery and on motion gave a verdict for the de-
PENDANTS. Under this verdict the money Will be
given to Mrs. Don, sister OF the deceased.
Mess 8. BUrrlll Day Guernsey Tor plaintiff,
and Henry T. Clinton and E. NJ. Wright for the de-
fendantS.