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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-25
EXAMINATION OF JAY COOKE.

The Great Ia mixer to Appear Before the
Register Tomorrow tn Testify Rcgarsi-
ing HIS Estate-A Lively Fight An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-25

The statement winds up with the following re.
capitnatory and self.congratulatory paragraphs -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-27

OTr1cE-On Second street, opposite the Souti
s-a F-o.it Of the Capitol.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-27

TrLrcrAPH Bors.-In this city tl'
telegraph boys take the place of new
bors in other places. Upon the arrival
O. ths stock reports from San francis
thew ars to lie seen running in all direc-
lions at break-neck pace with hunches
Of reports, on white and or yellow paper
hutscriIg in their outstye.cEed hands.
They mol only carry these reports to the
newspaper Offices nad to the offices OF all
the stock brokers, bUt also to all tie
fir.t-class saloons. 10 some OF the pew
cries and to not few bit saloons. ETory-
where men 3esire 10 see the stock re-
ports 2. soon as th:Y are out, and III
order to keep his customers from run
Mug away from him the saloon Keepers
have the report brought to them IN their
favorite Lauhts. There is in other ways
policy in the saloon-keeper havlrG the
stock reports brought into his house ana
posted up on hi. privats bulletin toara.
If the amateur Spectator reads tha' MS
stock has gone up he feels oi.;ed ana
takes drink. and all Of his friends VINO
are IN the same stock feel elated and
take a drink: If his stock Is down Ee
darnus his luck and takes drink to Llne
his chagrin or drown his sorrow, and AL
of his friends who are IN the same
boat do likewise. Now unless the
saloon-keeper were established next door
to stock brokers' Office he would miss
all these drinkings, sure TO take place
let the reports be good or lad, 50 lie
takes in the reports and makes business
for tn. telegraph offices and telegraph
poys. From the time the San Francis
stock Board opens until it closes i'll the
afternoon these youngsters are to be
seen flying about The town. Often there
Young Mercurys are to he seen racing,
and then il is nip and tuck bv:veen the
Atlantic and Pacific and Western Union
bovs-y.llow paper and white paper
Unliks III. uc~shoys. the telegraph boys
are no:sel-"s, except wh>n iilnEin9 Jt"e,9
II e-rb other q. th.v rush along their
routes. In III. offices. too. they are
wide AWAKE, and the fingers Of the opera
tors flv at lightning speed as they receive
and write ont their reports. ts.--E'fs'TF'Se.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-27

EICERS
IFTTR poNAlIl I, Prcsld'h'.
A. j. BRYANT, Wee President.
CHARLES H. CT SIIING, See etafy.
BoAED OF DI8EcroIs
P-t,r Donshuc. A. b!ant'
&. u. sullivan, lfslih 81 ii>'t.'
II. IL Iiai,kt, l. Euihc'
John II Saunders, J. W. ~
.,ohn Niddl,ton, Hugh Wht.r...
A. Ii. Rutherford, Alexander hus.A"'
II " Sqsie John Rostnteid
Jr,n !. Marks. ". 4. Piper,
= W (orb,rt II. Ma! !hluii'.
Go a NcNuIiin Richard lyers,
n 7 Whit Thcs j. Owens.
p H. Russell, Sacramento; 1ohn U. b""Ae.'
F.p +. Temple, Los Angeles
TIL. State Investment Company Las no con-
uecticu with insurance Comhins:icns; its hnsi-
ness is transacted at the lowest paying rate OF
nre,uiu,n. each hazard is judged of by ito own
merits, and treated without reference to al bi'Is-
~ rules or yexstious regulations.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-27

One squsre 90 linesi first Insertion W
Zach subsequent insertion. per square 10
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-27

Payments on subscription inrar:atIy in ga
r1-scs. There will be no deviation from this
r-rle.l -
The AprE.r. will be delivered 70 tL- citizens
Of .,arson at Fifty Cents per wees, payable
weekly to the csrrier.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-27

Cleveland. Ohio March 2j.-Ihe
l.dies visited number Of saloons IN
Detroit street this morning. being every
who're kindly received. Ne mob followed
them. About two hundred women VS.
tied the wholesale liquor dealers on
Mater street to-day. They were Gener,
ally invited in them. sometimes refused
admittauce. Tomorrow morning the
ladies' will visit Lorraine street, ~hsfs
tls disturbance occurred during last
weeks visit. A vet no liquor dealers
have signed the pledge.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-27
Terms CT Subscription:

O-,e copy one year. by mail. .-sl2 w
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-27

boston. March .J.-Thc Sona'orlaI
question tonight appears IS doubtful as
ever Voting begins tomorrow at 23o
r.A. The Springfield Republican to-
morrow viii slito:iaily pronounce Hear 5
election out OF tie question and Dawes
not very probable and say that il is more
likely that tisird man, either Adams as
an independent outsider or some other
person of much lower grade il the Re
publican party, will be chosen rs com
promise candidate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-27
II}c q,1:soll 1ajln apoea'
Published every morning tslontaJs excepted)
ROBINSON {. H.G!i.-S.
H2SaY E. aIGBZLs. A.lsAAAi- @cAi2se''
Publishers and PrcrrietoTs.
and Prcrrietors.

A daily newspaper devoted {, politics, EencFal
news, local affairs and the interests oi
its lshborhoOd.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-27
VIRGINIA & TRUCKEE R. +.
az -
r,S AND AFTER FEBRUARY LIST,
1
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

90 PENo, connecting with Eastern and western
isj.1a' Passenger Train; Of the c. 2. K. K.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
s,rRvEy OF THE 1sTHMUs OF DAR1EN.

Lieut.. Fred. Collins of the U. S. Navy, who
ia well.known explorer and an active Fellow OF the
American Geographical Society. is about to make his
fourth Journey TO Isthmus The object OF the expe
don is to make careful and extensive survey OF
the Nappi route ttl has been accomplished ny Prev
GUS expeditions. The explorers VINO nave gone tnere
before have had to grope their way aborousy through
the country without maps, roaus. or means OF trans
pottation Inhabited only by few struggling families
Of Indians and marked with amo't tmpenetrable for
ests The present expedition. equipped with maps thus
construeted by the explorers will be enabled 10
"a directly 70 the spot they wish to commence
suer work. and by combining their iaoors 70 compare
oure IN short tune oil the data required for the con-
srucon Of the projected canal Members OF the s5pe
thew viii tske the United States sestne. Canandaigua.
which viii convey them 70 the Gulf Of uraba and fur
Nspa where they will begin work. Tier return may
I've looked IN May IL II believed that this viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
s.,;, "a, q, Galveston Evans S.vor,..n, C. n. Mallory

Steamship City OF OATeoon' b'sns' "e"'""'~"'' ~ -
Steamship George Cromwell Portland NE Cis "a
Steamship North Point Smith PSlsa'gaa Lon sssnSp Co
Bhp Roe Welt Welt, San Francisco snonson ~ an.,
Bari Toni % S,ensG Tor. nor Punch Edyo Co
Bark ROtmsnn RAY Bordeaux John zttS'eS; II, o,s.r,
BARK Mone.angeO ~ MastelOTs Penarh h0ac' 'of 0'oer
fd BSe ssnS. Todd ST. Jago de cub. w,yde Co.
Brig Virgins, Johnston P"inta Pe ksTnai 70 s0,,
Scb VIM Brown, Dill, Bristol and Providence d. '" '''A
Son. r,,
schI Mar J. Fisher Lawrence Baltimore, w. Cha'mefs
scbr Henry O. PaT PbbOok Demersrs H. Trowbndge' Sons
sooo Pred Brown Wilson Rew.Loadon, H. Jackson Son.
SlOOp Bronx, Nutter, Bridgeport Racket Bro
s,m,Ao Wisconsin ) freeman Liverpool Dec 49, and Queens
town l7th with me and pass. to viii ANS GuOn. a. , ri,
steamship A. Dutch Hu RotteId IN Dec H. via Ply
town 18th with ndse and pass. to +. W. J. Hurst
Steamship Acapulco Gray, AsDnwal Dec ~ with mde anu pass
to Pacific Mail Steamship 60. 80 nj, n
Steamship GIOemOre. Kelley LeTes Del, with mis to Old Do
steamship Vndcator Morton Philadelphia with md and pass to
Jas. Hand 49, 49,,
BARK Rapde Russ J. Juhe Padanq l0S days with coffee. m
Brig Five of BOon Randall. Barbados Nov ~ VIA
Brs island Lass Oi St. johns F Rousseau Havana days
Brig Wanbun tof Mahas Spencer Argua 19 with salt
Schr NJ w. Drew lOf Belfast, Mel staples Jacksonville ua''
scGr O. " Dslo tOf Columbia Fah) DdskO Dmrsra "a days
Sr NJ Allen COufln. Cedar Keys II days. With lumber
schr A. D. Gardiner Turner Havana 10 days, With meado
FOREIGN PORTS.
MovILLH Dec Bottle Anchor Line steamship California oven
from Ne Work Dec 10 for Glasgow arrived here to-day
DISASTERS.
GAtyRsroN Dec 30Tbe bark 0sterde from Liverpool IS ashore
on the North Breaker eud Of Galveston ianl sue
lying and will probably float when ghlepd '
OD'''S ''' IFor Lapsi SntD Hssos see Fin Pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. DC. 81.

THIRNNbH, DEC,
Mails for Rurope Plymouth Cherbong and ambnV nv steamship
Urb,nA cose AZ 80 Supplementary Mali closed al the
Po,dfce at 80 Steamship AZ IRON foot oil
Thru-st, HubOken.
Mails Tor Havana Crescent City close at
closed the PostOhce 2:4O Steam
.utss At s I. IL from Pier No. Is n. L.
FRlDAl. JAN. ].
Year, Dav-Tbe all Mails will be closed at 10
TO.
Malls tor Newfoundland close the Ne"fOrE POStonce eVer ds'
Ss Tor HanfaI n B. elOsei the NeuYOrE PO'tohce
tyN6pm .,,,. -,
Britain Ireland the steamship Baltic close Of
Ma closed a! the POstOhce az ll:3u
u steamship as al ! D. from Pier No 81, North River
Europe and Bremen bJ the steamship heekaf
mails close 80 Supplementary mains closed AZ the Post
Steamship sails al from Pier loot Of Third
HOboEeD. , ,, 49,, Cd, n
Mails Aspnws Panama the Central American and South P,se
ports ETC. steamship Acapulco close al ~ SUPPLE
the Post Once a. IL NJ beanshp shh a.
~ a.. from Pier No AZ. North River.
s,e,m,b,p ,ails a. 3 D. m from Pier No 20 East RIVeL
SUNDAY. JAN. 8.
MAILS close all Oeloea TD< fVstohee opes ron
tDl 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of the Baltimore Steam Packet
Company against Cornelius X Garrison growing out OF
an alleged failure In guarantee OF Mr. Garrison tnaC
the title IN the steamer eary was free ana clear
Judge Robinson Of the Court Ot common llCas n"'
syen Judgment for plaintiffs, aud assessed their dam
ages nj S205I7 6j.
Patrick Ii. Stuart and six others obtained,
some months ago. by default mandams from the court
OF Common Pleas The Board OF Supervisors, directing
that Board to audit the bills OF the REALTORS for serving
tax noticcsat s237 each. Mr. Dean applied yesterday
ChiefJusticc DAILY to vacate these SUITS on tue
grounds that the proper remedy or the REALTORS was
against tho city, aud that auditing was 10 TX aho nc
tcrlnne the amount aud mandanus TO audlt ~ Ger
tam amount was a contradiction In terms MI OOOr-
man insisted that this was proper whero the amount
Was nxrd and undisputed. Judge DAILY sald nc laI
gwen much attention this question on the trst trial
OF cX-Mayor Hail. but would reserve his decision I'LL nc
could again examine II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
CRIMINAL NOTES.

A special panel of 100 jurors was drawn yesterday
Of Termincr Monica rue present
ntern is to take tn" trial of Scannr on
Saners counsel is Counsel Tor
MI for ID, same daY IN the BTOokn my
Court probable that clio will be made 10 postpone the CASE
In the Court of General Sessions yestrrGay he
.odrr lacke pesng ami Assistant cAtOrney Nolan
cutting aud Edward Wilson araone or stealing
watcn aad Si5 from drunken sol er Wilson padH
guilty in the State Prison klng was
and sentenced ~ wears IN TIE sJme place Jlc.
ga from sOe sentenced to
90 years IN Prison. Robert Marsh CONVICTED ie"
burglary the stealing Luther BrYaGf com
and proper obU trial because the evidence dI not
the tho time .! the burg l
rpcnt list de- trod again.
tho ond degree and sentenced TO State
4 ri.o Tor ears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
CALENDARS-THlS DAT.

C0UkT- CHAMBERs-DOsOHUE, J.
t.sy,s ,r Sci pmAn &c 30. Hicks &c.. Price Be-
al YourVplocd ANT BOlnI " ia Haas kc., Open
Asrs,or. hrimcr. Sc.
,Og Tr.,E ac Pcek,l Pillow 2l9 .FcIdon MapOsa L.
Works. NJ 70
1Dn ACT Armstrong 22G Barnes Mobile and H..
Hc W. L. Co
log Matter Of the Rocever,hD 23l Blocker, ag Spot
Of the Columbia lns Co. lord
1eA ConItrr AZ AIT White 232 Coulter. &c. White
2OI Matter Of Christian hch- no lirennan dgI n""sen
upr al Wolfe agt Dayton, Pub.
202. Matter Of Henry Haas Adm
GKSERAL Adjourned until Thursday.
SPECIAL TgKx-A Adjourned until Monday.
CoNsoS LsAs-GENERAL IRRN-DALY, e.. j; ROBSsoS. j.;
-s Court will meet Monday neit al ii O'Clock
a. IL. sdjluned for the term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
nECISIONS-DEC. 80.

Supremp Court CRam5Ts-IBy Judge Donohne.-
MAYER st. DannHi-Opnon he'mour &C. agt alX IopI Ge
Eiz Gray a.Onr grated Matter oil AIDE
aide YaLs ct Gl-lielernee ordered
Superi0r (OHrf-SptCidl 1crm-BY Judge Sedgwlck.
act Smith ud- aside, and defendant alOwd H. de-
u payment $40 costs Of moon-tSee Memorandum COOK
A. Mayer q Rl-Oner set 3D.
y Judge Curtis -Shcy and Beye Company AIT Gaynor-
Motion granted Robertson ct al asL LIE fe'e-
Mot le,ir oil motion TO plaintiff
Common PicdS-Eqriiy Jrm-By Judge Robinson.
Packet COMPANY Julsmc for pan6 S2o3II %.
B thd Jucgc DsV-Appeion ag hudSeL-Sufee' nJecu ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
THE KELLY-wATERBURY SUIT.

Ex-Judge Porter yesterday closed MS ar
cment on behalf OF the defendant on the motion before
Judge Donohuc, Supreme Conr Chambers, to strike
out part OF Nelson j. Waterburys answer to the com
plaint of MI Kelly against him for libel He argued
that the whole fifth answer pertinent matter III
justification OF the letter alleged 10 he hbclous ana
that erely averrcd That Mr. Kelly was In the
words of that letter guilty Of crimes TO which only the
word fclonious properly applicable would not
have permitted him, under the rules OF pleading, to
chow particularly the crimes on which that allegation
was founded They had TO be alleged. In conclusion
he claimed that the whole answer was relevant defhte
RESPONSIVE TO the avermcnts OF the complaint ana
within the rule Of law permitting the defendant
10 aver any matters Justification or mitigation
Henry l. Clinton replied on behalf Of Mr.. Kelly, arSn
ING thai The answer dragged In utterly lwprr'lnenl
issues a. the regularity 0i the primaries WHICH s'h
Mr. Kelly TO tue syracuse Convention. the are 1T Whch
Mr. Waterbury became iii 10 take part III pO!ltcal ma
tprs his devotion the Democratic party, or whether
Mr. KellIs rcappointmcnt To the State Committee was
an injury to the Democratic party All these were not
ssllabr facts, and they were not reasons III
Of a libel charging Mr. Kelly with felony. The lourh
defense brought Ie3S than thfte long eiters
winch IL pcrtncn OF 'al, were pertinent IA evidence
not pleading The Gn defense Nae mere Itpclton
of charges all pertinent to The real issue III s
cnse In fact II tins answer were 10 sttnu IL Wouiu
raise "A mass OF issues. 10 the FUuTlbaNc. Improve
mcut the mana cement " Tdninany, oil tue ID hoIralc
Marty of the Police Cumuii>sOrcrs, or me courts tIcll
ipvGs of the Office, ana ahOut the
condnct and character of Nil Keys counsel incndlng
himself III which the plain lSsnc rendered bY Mt k"y
world be- ant be lost OYcraid IL was 10 aN"n IIs
thrv urcs.cd tins notion Mr. Waterbury replied
briefly and the Court reserved Its declson'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
PASSENGERN ARRIVED.

FROM LIvBRPOOL-Ia steamship Wtsoonsr, Dec. 3O-E.
Rrowb bridge, $. A. Trosbhdge, Capt Goodrich u s. ~ -
FROM AsPlkWALL-In S1Dashtp Acapulco Dec 3o.-W Rath
bur Walter r. Sheppard Hebng Geo Mcdonald L. Segun Geo
MeCAn John D. Allen W. P Geo. D. Robinson Francs Prevo'
Geo BA Edward Peter ShaE John Long Carter James
Harrington Geo IlAmhr, heCraeken, John H. 9dgey David
Patterson ak Small Edward 1bonis Aug huier JoL IOquard
Gen Knfusn Minor C. Keith W. K bud AeL htgi. A. AmAd0r NJ
Amldor H. o. TAFT W. K Taylor, John Pleu Robert Grant W.
b. Dow hOIUusw. LaAn Walker, John Parpurs T. Bureban
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

fail. Now when the plaintiff having failed 70 optsn =
real standing for It's Ia court asks 10
upon paying costa, the defendants are eIceeainggH,
equitable In appealing to the court think must os
them stand where they did when they defeated inc IN
junction. that that the plaintiff having no rent 70 'po
relief may discontinue the suit. The motion must %
granted on payment taxable costs TO each deendan
up to the 7th OF November 1874 No costs on thls no
tinnp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF NEWBORN,

PoBT OF EBW-foRk.."...."... 30
CLEARED
Steamship Australia (Br Msksy GlAsgoW Henderson Bros
Steamship C1snbsl (BI wins kngstOu SaVanlA he, PIN,
ForsoOd 4 Co
ssn,kp Yelsbos Rudolph PUh Royal And Psru.ndua Herman
Gshehe - .--.. - 1890. To-.
:s's s:s,: :. D s.::! No s:,:.. IT.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
pASSENGERS SAILED.

POR LvgRPOOI-la steamship Jard, Dee 3O-AlsIspder s.
d. Wolows W. Mour1an Stephen CCu,mAn GeOrge w. Lewis
Hugh Jones James Lupton Capt A. RuI
ton C. Benut Goldberg Arnold Ple,h A. Pen B. Holland.
Lieut. A. snead u e. A. Eugene Post. John Flaming MI
Gve samuel NJ Bowen Major Phil H. Fenda U. g. NJ.
C. ThoA Homer DempSer Peter fndlsy Dr. Colby
Mr. .La C. Brown mother Chan LAisun John GrerIon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
MINIATURE ALMANAC

n,s..... 7:24 SUI ep... 442 Moon ns..... Gao
s.poy nsef. 1913 IEAno 206 Hell aak Psny.. 1866
wAT.a Dlr-p
Sandy Hoof 66 COWS Island 22S Hen Gate Fsny.. 4l7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
DHILADELPHIA. wa LONG BRANCH and


FACE NJ ~ lhlladelh.s 1hl' = -'
MONDAY. oct 10 1874 Sc s'arnth and con
msou steamboat. MOSELl ard DAY STAR connecting at
SauJ IiOos HIil a., q iiis. vii
' Irayr Tro.YurI fromP Pier 6 n. 4 -. 'Grcms.
gI5 A. NJ her PhiiadrIha Long Branc Tom. kvr. Ware
town. ucsr,,, Wac .LI BoIget"a.
40 IUcEcltni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
OFFICIAL AID IN SMUGGLING.

At the resumption yesterday IN the United
sta,es Circuit Court OF the trial OF CusonIhouse
INSPECTOR D. F. Harris to- completely ia the smuggling
OF about 10000 expensive cigars into this port the cross
examination OF Avellanet, the spauiard who turned
States evidence, continued. Mr.. Courtney asked
hun where he obtained the money with which he
purchased the cigars Cuba ana Mr. Purdy objected
TO the question on the ground that II was lnhater
After considerable discussion. Judge Benedict over
ruled the objection, and Avellanet replied that nc
earned the money by his own labor The witness then
repeated his testimony concerning the payment OF
money TO Harris and stated that the documents from
which he refreshed his memory TO dates and amounts
were made I'D from the books Of the Spanish Hotel.
and after conversations with Mr.. Bracket and other
Government officials. Nothing else that was new was
nass had been CONNECTION tabewater hOtekeeper.
stewaId of one Of the Mexican line OF steamers from
we're generally taken the steamers when IN quar-
sntine, by the doctors boat, and that MI Demond.
another Customhouse Inspector knew tnat hafrs Was
passing the cigars free OF duty ,...
This s the first Information furnished relative 10 H.
snector Demopds alleged completely IN the matter. aud
II ia said that as tue trial proceeds Custom house
officials higher than inspectors VIII pe SHOWN 10 De n'
the OF Avellanet, who told Mr. Court
new that he only made his head ache but was trying
to make him crazy Tue trial OF tDs case Will Dc eoh
unued to day.
THE sCHOoLHoUsE SUIT DISCONTINUED.
In the interDleader suit OF the Mayor
against and scbreyer reported In yesterdays
TRIBUNE brought by the city TO compel the defendants
10 stay their suits against it for the fund OF g.
the city Offering TO deposit that fund in court which,
spce the courts have decided that the city Ia not liable
on contracts made by the Board OF Education the city
seeks TO discontinue Judge Donohue has granted such
leave The following is his decision: Two parties
each claim Of money 10 the plaintiffs hands each
having q suit for the amount. This bill was filed by
paint, to AJAX that the plaintiff be relieved from re-
sponsibilty by depositns the money and letting the
eoptestng defendants settle who owned IT, At this
time u suited neither of the defendants to allow this
equitable adjustment, and they opposed ana defeated
it by defeating o motion for an injunction each
OF the defendants trusting that be might 10 his suit
eompei the payment OF the amount claimed and both
unitediy hoping get double the amount the plaintiff
really owed. This rood intention on the defendant
PAT ~ nsis q Ssa q Ss~ sass ~ ssess s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST HOWE & HUMMEL

PROCEEDINGS AGAINST LOWE HtMMEL
The proceedings taken to throw Howe d
Uumnel over the bar instituted by Thomas Dunpny.
on behalf of Adelaide Beaumont and her husband III
which the Supreme Court GeneraitTtrm, directed tho
Attorney take charge OF the proceedings and
referred the whole matter TO eXJndgc EnOtt 10 take
proofs and report them, with his opinion, to the Court
were closed before the referee yesterday A. Oakley HAL
summing IN OIL behalf OF the accused and Mr. Phelps
al aust them. Mr. Hall, on behalf OF MT Howe. argued
that all the charges made against him, except those
growing out of the business were 80 ola that
certainly Of the statute OF limitations woui
appy hut these were proved against him. mo
charge that be swOrc be WAS citizen oi the uhiNd
States TO get admitted TO the bar when he had oecn bu
two wears In the country was met by proof that nc
was born in This country that he freely stated that
fact not merely when would and him IN this purpose
hut in his ordinary talk long before lie applied AS To
the charges made by the BrarInOntS he INSISTED that
their version the transaction rested WHOLLY on tber
own statements and was wholly unsupported 10y any
evidence whatever while their characters ana tnc hode
of their giving their testimony deprived thcih eblty
of Credlluty. Mr. HOwt's version ui II was crtdIbe
and consistent and supported bv all the other tOny
oral and written. the And the lee ne had ue
able Mr. Phelps in reply argued that the BealnOnfS
statement was not wholly unsupported but thal othcr
evidence including the ropayment OF part OF the money
that their story was III 1T mann points
rect The Will make his report 10 the next Gen
lral Term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING Iib
UNITED STATES NAIL.
SEW AND PCLLPOWBRKD STEAMSHIPS
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