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eREAT AMERIUEN eOFFEE P0.

There ere but few inventions that possess as much
leet and upon purely scientific principles and Is
tirey unlike any Other yet uuced. ms ndODtion
the standard coffee pot OF the country by an apnr
ciative public is alone a question OF tune. I -
lrs OPERA 4IoS--Nhen che water in the pot boils.-
the steam and heated water cOllecs under the false bot
tom and force their way the conical aganst the
cover o. The strainet thence being dashed over the
shower they desoenf through rs perforated bottom n
a shower on steam and boiling water mon the coffee
contained IN the strainer, and passing it and
extracting lis strengths the LIQUID desc6ns into the
drain pipe into the lower reservoir TO IN up the partial
vacuum caused BY the boiling through the cOnica
shaped tube. s.F - - - -
The same proeese 4 repeated e. many tlmes as de-
sired until the strength and aroma 81 the coffee are
thOrouehly extracted Thus 81
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REAUTTFIrL uANDs.

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THE CHAMPION OF TEE woR1.r

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Makes its own coffee; makes It's own hot water:
saves . per cent. fCoee; extracts the aroma BY steam;
saves time and labor; pays for itself in one month
makes coffee as clear as amber. De via G. Brown Of
No limit to the field Of imprOvementl Perfection in
the art Of making coffee at last attainedt -.
1t matters not how creator how small the article NAV
be- II Il be one that Is OF any use 70 the pnbo some
genius gsps the idea and new nventioni Is produced
that Is SO far IN advance Of the original that 1t at once
makes iss way into public fayor.1 This Is especially
true with the new. - - -, - -,
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Hands that had smoothed the pillow OF pain,
And closed the eyes Of the peaceful dead,
And drawn 10 the bos0m's resting place,
The desolate mOurner's weary head. Z y
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Hands that had toiled from their childish year
Toiled, and not for themselves alone;
Hands that had guided the erfing feet
OF children safe to the Father s throne b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
THE FREEHOLDERS, FIGHT.
The Contested Election Case Concluded
i'm Jersey City.

I'm Jersey City.
The circuit Court at Jersey City was crowded
yesterday by politicians of both parties. Mr. James
posed In the trial, represented the democrats and
republicans respectively, and 1t was contest on
the issue OF which great deal depended politi
cay. MT. Roche was elected member OF the
Board oil Chosen Freeholders OF Hudson county at
the latest charter election by majority OF ten,
and certificate was awarded him by the Judges.
The day after the election the republican wire-
pullers who have the control OF the whole machin-
eery OF the municipal government, from the public
treasury to the ballot box waxed wroth az their
defeat. The judges and clerks OF election nut
their heads together, and from this combinatiO a
bright idea scintillated. One OF these WORTHLESS
"a mistake in the count" was reported. The Sec
Qua count gave Garrets0n majority or eight but
the counting out process was SO jumbled and
hurried that the clerks could not make their own
figures CORRESPOND. The Board OF City Canvas
sers accepted the second count, ignoring the first
altogether, and awarded the seat to Garretson.
When the Board OF Chosen Freenolders
was hSwsvsr Mr. Gar1 Sos5n
took his place. The former then took the
case into the courts The trial occupied the past
two days, and Il Is worthy OF note that three
prominent political Characters figured conspicu-
ously in the conduct Of II. One OF MIR. Rocne's
counsel Mr.. Leon ALBEIT, Is the democratic
nominee for the State Senate. The other, Mr..
Lpplncott, received large vote for the demo-
cratic Congressional nomination last week, and
nominee for Governor. The case was yesterday
given to the Jury who rendered q verdict that Mr..
Roche was legally In possession OF the seat. Ihere
was quite q jubilee over the event ut the demo-
cratic headquarters. the tables are likely to DC
turned on the manipulators OF the ballot box, "a
complaints were LOGGED yesterday before the
Grand JuIYs
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COURT CALENDARs-rHIs DAY,

SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERS-Held BY Judge Bar.
rett.-Nos. 257, 25s, So, los, i5A, 100, a24. 80.
SUPREME CoURr-GENRR TERM-Hed by Judges
Davis, Daniels and Lawrence.-Nos. 100. IS, %,
aos aoi, as %, ~ i4s iso Isl, los " - = l'
until Monday. October TO- Part Held A Sy Judge
Van Brunt-Short causes-Nos. S4o4, 4o9s 1928,
$3.50. sssa s7oa, $685., aio2 4os4 4o4s, aios so7o'
Donohue.-Short oauses.--Nos. 1883. 2Ol9, 40S5,
5000, ssSe $685. ss45. ses1 aee5, 4oS7, 4o5l, Alo7
sUPERIoR UouEr-TRIAL TEaM-part Held
by Judge Monell.-Court opens at ten A. M.-Shori
causes-Nos. 1898, l272, 1879, 1859, 1885, 1876,
1852. l4oe. $780, 1898, ll43, 1869, e3s, lOOl 1870,
9s2, e26, 1919, llss, 1908. Part 2-Adourned until
COMMON PLEAs-EQurrY Travelled by Judge
Larremore-Nos O. IL, 20, SO, 80, q, 80, 81, 81 So
Il uo ON PLRAs-TRrAL TERN Part Held by
Judge Loew-Case on.--No. l773. Part 2-Held BY
2is! lelo ~: ils7. lsas 1921, l2as 1879, 1890:
1850, 90 TO- lsl, lss, 1871 $50, sSa Part 2-Hcid BY
81. Part s-Held by Judge Spauldlng. ll5O.
479, $40, 1911, COG. los.
CouRT OF GEEERAL sEssIoNs-Held By Recorde r
Hackett.-Thc People VS.. Thomas Bryson, man
and battery same vs. ae9 James sn Sesne burglary
sm vs. srs 0an sm.
larceny; same vs. Thomas Burke, grand larceny
vs.. Joseph McNaily, grand larceny; Same vs. susan
Douglas, grand larceny; Same Vs. Herman VIM
tiers, grand larceny; Same VS.. Anne Robinson,
grand larceny; Same vs. James Tracey grand lar
ceny; Same vs.. Alfred Jones' false pretences; Same
vs.. Henry J. salisbury, forgery.
Shelley, robbery; same va. John McCabc, violation
OF the Election laws: Same Va. Martin Nacntman,
violation Of the EXCISE law; same VS.. William
Hughes, violation OF the laws regulating sailors
boarding houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
MARINE COURT-PART l.
What Is q Composition Deed p!
RpfOra JudCo Alkpr

What Is q composition Deed!
Before Judge Aker.
The case Of ]. Bear ct al. vs.. Albert r. Harris ct
al, which was closed yesterday afternoon at late
hour, was one Of unusual interest as deciding
what is q composition deed. The facts as adduced
were that the defendants, in March last owed the
plaintiffs $3.50. paper writing was signed at
that time, wherein 1t was provided that plaintiffs
would and did sell, assign and set over to one
Isaac B. Rosenthal, Of Scranton, Pa.-the place
where the defendants did busness-the in
debtedness OF the defendants Tor the sum
OF twenty-five cents on the dollar The de-
PENDANTS endeavOred to show that the paper writ
ing was composition deed, and thereby, the
plaintiffs having received the twenty-five per
cent cash, 1t discharged the defendants IN toto.
The plaintiffs showed that, after the agreement
with Rosenrhal was made, ne tROsenthal backed
out OF the arrangement, and further showed that
at the time plaintiffs signed the said agreement
Rosenthal agreed to pay fifty per cent. Plaintirs'
testimony further tended to show that new con-
tract OF settlement was afterward made with de-
PENDANTS to settle for fifty per cent and costs In
former suit OF ISL 10, which was included In the
notes sued on. 1t also clearly appeared that de-
PENDANTS gave three notes to plaintiffs, amounting
to about $240, in addition to twenty-five per cent
cash in this settlement, the defendants contend
ing at the Trial that the notes were void, as they
were gwen by them and received by plaintiffs IN
fraud OF other creditors. Tue jury, alter being out
hall hOnr returned verdict for full amount for
plaintiffs John +. Baker for plaintiffs; Henry p.
HanOn Tor defendants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.
Mr.. Beecher Serves an Amdavit OF
Merits In tho Ti1ton Suit.

Mr.. Beecher Serves an Amdavit OF
Merits I'm the Ti1ton Suit.
Yesterday an affdavtt OF merits, In the action
brought by Theodore Tilton against Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher nlsd In the once OF the Clerk OF
the City Court OF Brooklyn, and copy OF the
same was served on Judge Morris, counsel for the
plalntin. The sublolned u copy Of the docu.
ment.
THx CrY couRr OF BRooxtrS odore r.lton. plain
tin, against Henry Ward Beecher. observation-disclosures
n So. q Yer Ioy. cosmy q xtya a-Henry Ward
ing dny sworn doth depose and that he has fully
q snearman; Eco his counsel In this action. who re-
that he bAs good and substantial defence upon the
merits thereof a. he advised by his said counsel amer
such statement made As and verify believes
W. BKpKLi, Notary Public, Kings county.
The foregoing afndavit was Endorsed q fol-
lows $50
fM SHEARnAx STERLING Defendants Anorneya
70 Nassau street, New York.
GxvfsTake notice that the within Il copy Of an am
CLERK Of the City Court OF Brooklyn. Yours &C..
sAEARMAN 4 STERLING. Defsndanes Attorneya
NEW YoRk, Oct Is 1874
To MORRIS PEAssALl kana. Plaintiffs 4ttornuA
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MARINE ooURT-PkRT 2.
Incorporated Com panies and Their
Drafts.

Incorporated Companies and Their
Drafts. r
Before Judge Joachimsen.
Mtggen vs.. Baker.--Thls was an action to re-
cover on q note or draft given as q collateral Sc
curty In the Loaners Bank IN payment OF shares
in the Connecticut West shore line. The draft,
the amount OF which was sought to be recovered
in this action, was given in this city in part
payment Of an nstalment Tor the stock of an In
corported company, Incorporated In the State OF
Connecticut, but which company did its principal
bona Hde holder Tor value. Inc Court held that,
as tue statutes OF this State prohibited In.
c0rporated companies In this state from taking
notes In payment OF calls for stock payment,
statute-that the note was taken In the state by
an Incorporated company In the State for the
payment OF call for stock. Judge Joachimsen
dismissed the complaint, which will be referred TO
the General Term.
Decisions.
BY Judge Joachimsen.
ThOrnby vs.. RuSSeu.-Verdtct for plaintiff for
500.
Heath vs.. Langley.-ludgment for plaintiff,
Muiligan vs.. acknowledgement for plaintiff,
500 %.
Bird Vs. Cary.--Settled.
shelley vs.. Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff,
Kahn vs.. acknowledgement for plaintin,
Schaltman vs. vogel.-settled.
Chamberlain va. acknowledgement for plain.
webster va acknowledgement for plaintiff,
Callahan vs. Mayor, &C., Of New York.-Decision
reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16

"Readyn ana insisted on trial or dismissal OF
the complaint This Is suit against married
more responsible for her husbands debts
tnan the man In the moon. Judge McCue
ssSy Ss srs ~ one 1Ss n 70 e.
Reynolds made written contract with her hus-
band to build her a house on her own lot, stipu-
lating when each payment should be made. Mr..
Reynolds built the house and got PAID every cent
due from his Wife, TO whom he gave receipts for
ALI He purchased sashes, doors and blinds from
the plain tl1s with whom ne had been dealing on
hts own account for seven or eight years, used
portion or snem on his wlie's house and the bal
ance on houses owned BY other customers. His
Wife knew nothing oil this ana he did not tell her.
Mr.: Reynolds owed the plaintiffs slg5 ana admit
ted IT, but his wife owed nothing. Mr.. Reynolds
Is her second husband and she carried
on business In Brooklyn Tor several years IN her
own name and tnus accumulated the property.
When the jury was empanelled, at one O'Clock,
Mr.. Ready arose and said that while Mrs. Reynolds
owed the paintfs nothing her husband did owe
ment on his own behalf THIS orrer had been &C
copied, aud thus there was not hing Tor the Jury to
millennium was coming, SO many cases had been
settled this term.
Railroad Companies Not Responsible
tor tho Lives OF Their Employees.
Before Judge Nelson.
On the sd OF February, 1874, a boy named John
Kelly, IN the employ OF the Brooklyn City Railroad
Company, was run over and killed by car which
ran or the track Fulton street. Ii was the duty
OF the boy, IL appears, 10 hitcn MS morse on Tue
left side oftne cars going up the street from the
ierry-this track was next the down track. He
jumped OF, and was crushed by the passing car.
owen Kelly, administrator, brought suit against
the company in the City Court to recover dam
ages In the sum OF $4,000 for the loss OF his son.
Mr.. Brttop. ex-Dtstrct Attorney, counsel for the
railroad company, moved to dismiss the complaint
alter the jury had been empanelled, on the
ground that the company was not responsible even
!. the complaint were true The deceased had
taken the employment with all It's attendant dan.
gers and risks, and therefore the complaint should
I'M lad Ey.Gn n MI rnl
for the complainant, argued against the motion,
but the Court granted the motion for nonsult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
THE COURT S.

The sixteen republican inspectors OF election
indicted for ballot stufing ami other onences
against the Election law were yesterday
present at the Court OF Oyer and Terminer,
represented by counsel. The prosecuting coun-
sci and mis- associate counsel, repre-
sentlng Tammany Han, were also present;
but, on application OF the latter, the trial was
postponed It being arranged that the trial OF
James B. Hunt and Augustus Levy should be pro.
ceeded with to-day.
Judge Blatchford win open the civil jury term Of
the United States Circuit Court on Monday next
Judge Nathaniel Shpman win take up the trial OF
suits entered upon the calendar, OF which there
are 442. About $50 OF these relate TO suits instt.
tuted against bankers and brokers TO determine
the question whether margins" left with them
for the purpose OF stock speculatons are to be
treated as deposits" under the law. and, there
fore, taxed. Various questions afYectng the inter-
nal Revenue law VIII also up In the course Of
the term.
The recognizance OF Moses Chamberlain, who
was indicted for sending scurrilous postal card
through the mails, has been forfeited MIR. Cham
beraln falling to appear In court when called.
The recognizance amounts to $4,000. Lewis
Bresler and julius Waterman are on the bond.
Among the suits to be tried during the approach.
Ing term OF the United States Circuit Court is that
-
Maluta Fralofr, against the HUDSON River and New
YORK Central Railroad, to recover the sum or
$4,000, being the value of quantity OF old fam
lily laces OF curious workmanship. the property OF
Nine. Fralon which were either lost or stolen rom
O trunk on the railroad cars while the lady was on
her way from Albany to Niagara Falls. The case
has been tried without any definite result the
jury having Jailed to agree.
Samuel Stricken, who was charged with COM
hitting acts or alleged fraudulent bankruptcy,
has been held by Comm issioner Osborn in $4,000
bail to await the action of the Grand Jury. The
particulars OF this case have been already re-
ported In the HERALD
The case OF Louis Warzburger, who is charged
by his assignee in bankruptcy, Philip W. Hopper,
with concealtng large portion OF his asse ts
from his creditors. IS now pending before Commits
sloner Belts. Defendant had carried on the busi-
ness Of dealer in lace and ribbons at No. AL
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
SUPREME C0URT-sPECIAL TERM.
Decisions.

OccI61OnSs
BY Judge Curtis.
Willmont VS.. Acknowledgment order and
amendments settled.
Benton ct al vs.. Wing ct al-MOtion granted
for the fourth Friday oil the October term.
Patterson VS. observation-disclosures to the plain.
till OF $500.
Foote vs.. Hatch ct aL-Defendants may come IN
and answer in five days on payment OF disburse-
ments on assessment OF damages.
WillmOnt VS.. MeserOe ct al.-Motion denied
without prejudice to lis renewal.
by Judge Van Worst.
Porter ex REL, &C.. vs.. Parmey.-Motion granted.
Exceptions to report OF referee overruled and re-
port confirmed. Costs OF motion and referees
ices to be paid by respondent. No extra allow.
ance.
Mitchell ct al. vs. The Vermont copper ana Min
ing Company. Order ior Judgment Tor platinum
settled and signed.
Bv Judge Spier.
King VS.. O'Brien, Sheriff, &c.-Motion denied
without costs.
Huenermund vs. The Erie Railway Company.
The defendant must have Judgment In the de-
murfer with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
CORONERS' CASES.

Coroner Kessler was called at No. 121 West
1hirty.second street TO hold an inquest on the
body OF John n. Duncan. commission agent,
forty-nve years OF age. VINO died from fracture OF
the skull and other INJURIES received by accident
ally falling down q night OF stairs at the above
number. The deceased was a native OF Scotland.
Mary Davis q child three years Of age, whose
parents live at No. AT West Twenty-seventn
street, white running across the moor fell and
struck her head with 50 much force that she after
wards died rom the effects Of the injuries.
COronAr kessler was notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY COURT.

Contracts Between Husband and Wife
Is - Wifs Responsible for Her Hus-
bands Debts M
Before Judge McCue
The case Of Bradley b Currier, sash, door and
blindmakers at No. "a Dey street, New YORK, vs.
Margaret Jane Reynolds. married woman, living
at No. e7S Madison street. Brooklyn, came on for
trial before Judge McCue in the City Court Of
Brooklyn yesterday. Mr.. o. F. Browning appeared
for the piaintir1s, ana was not ready Counsellor
Ready appeared for Mrs. Reynolds. answered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
END OF THE MOSQUITO WAR.

King Frost Finishes the Varmin-A
List of Remedies Worth Preserving.
Suffering humanity having found voice in the
HERALD as TO the ravages OF the mosquito ana the
pain OF its sting, alarge number Of communications
have been sent Tor publication, in all OF which tue
misery and discomfort occaAoned by this insects
mauraudings are described, apparently from very
vivid experience. The advent OF the frosty weather
furnishes the most enective relief from these pests
of the bedroom, but inasmuch as In these commu-
nicatlons to the HERALD are several remedies we
publish them now, so that the particulars OF these
recipes may be treasured up for the next mosquito
season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
MARINE COURT-CHAMBERS.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Gross.
Kobbe vs.. Samuels.-MOtlon to vacate attach.
ment granted.
Conyngham vs. Donnelan-Motion to vacate
order of arrest denied, and ordered iOr trial
Kahn and Another vs. Reconsideration to
vacate order OF arrest granted.
Falconer VS.. Cohen; Cohen vs.. Moses; Metcalf VS..
Griffith.-Moti0n to advance causes granted
1hurber VS.. Stewart.-Proceedings dismissed.
Harrison vs. Doberg. Motion denied.
Bartlestine vs.. Rinaldi.-Motion denied, without
costs.
Price vs.. Cohen.-Motion to vacate order Of ar
rest denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
An Easy Remedy.

Having seen the earnest appeal "a Lady" for
protection for her baby and self, and wishing to
"earn" her blessing, as get very few. would re.
specially inform her II she Will procure some in
secs powner aua put tapespooaiu, OF ~ IN
fill the room she will get rid OF ner pests, the
Quitoes, and her visitors will not be alarmed when
they see that poor darling angep' that 1t has got
any OF the diseases referred to IN this morning IS
HERALD. l and also several OF my friends have
tried this and found II to work like charm, and II
is not dlsagreeable either.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
FIFfY-sEVENTH STREET POLICE COURT.
Alleged Burglars.

Alleged Burglars.
Before Judge Otterbourg.
John Burns, ALIAS "Piper' Burns and John
Clancy, were arraigned on a charge of burglary
preferred against them by Mrs. Mary FalKenberg,
Of East Twenty-second street. in the hallway OF
whose residence they were found, as alleged at
tour O'Clock yesterday morning. They attempted
to prove the house to be q diSorderly one, and
that they had gone there on the invitation OF
woman unknown to them. Their defence was
not accepted by the Court, and they were held Tor
trial IN default OF 81, COO bail each.
Firing n Pistol.
Jacob Werner, q bartender at No. 756 Ninth
avenue, charged that William Reilly OF No. $50
West Fiity.second street, bad fred o revolver at
him on Tuesday morning last, with the intention
OF taking his life. The ball would very probably
have struck Werner had not bystander thrown up
his hand as the weapon was discharged. The de-
fendant claimed that the weapon had gone or
accidentally and that he did not intend to shoot
at the complainant. The whole affair was the re.
suit OF drunken spree. The defendant was held
Tor further examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
Decisions.

BY Judge Barrett.
In the matter or OHara.-Report confirmed and
order granted.
In the matter OF Klein.-Writ dismissed and
prisoner remanded.
Jansen vs. Watkins.-Motion granted. Memo
randum.
Parker vs. Gano.-Motion granted and defend.
ant required to furnish the bill particulars
within thirty days, Or IN default thereof that they
be precluded from giving any evidence of their
onset on the trial. Ten dollars costs, abide the
event.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
Railroad Companies Not Responsible
tor tho Lives OF Their Employees.
Raforo JudUo NailSon
OoURT CALBEDARs-THIs DAY.

CIRCUIT CorRr.-Nos. SO, As, so, 81. 127, 10. ls3,
las, 1884, So l07, 1877 l47 1885, 100, g. ST. &c. 1871 a.
CRY CouRT.-Nos. 49, l09 l25, 81. 100, 1856 1872, So,
So So el 49, 81 So, Go, 81, IS, So 49, So, Oh, s3, 95,
lo4 ioS ilS LIE ls4 III - l2 ;. "a ., 20 90 20