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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-14

were Recessariiy. therefore, continued un.
I'll thAt time. With the re-opening ot
couft - shall resume our regular report
OF Its proceedings.
TIE Odd Fellows have library, for the
use OF the members of that order, consist
ing Of over three hundred volumes. In
this commupity, however, 1t is not this
preparation for gaining Information that
makes them odd. It might in Ashtabuls
or Salem but 1t does it here.
In another column we publish the ad-
vertisemeut and programme OF the con-
cert to be given by the Aid Society,
on Monday evening next. Over eighty pu-
piis-of the Public Schools will take part
in the exercises ana, aside from the cho-
ruses, q choice programme 10 announced.
CHASING one's hat through the mud is
very funny and amusiug--for those look
ing on. But 1t can hardly be ciassed as
among the most highly favored Of exercis-
es for those taking active part. If anyone
thinks inerently-especiaily when the
hat 10 apiug"-ask Ed. Davis what he
thinks about it.,
An sold Folks dance" is announced by
the Mechanics Club, as TO be given one
week from next Wednesday evening. This
will be the last Of q series of dances ur .
der the management OF this club. Extra
sxertions will therefore be made to render
Wednesday evening an enjoyable one and
we doubt not that their efforts will be
highly successful.
THE concert given under the direction of
Professor Huber. on Wednesday evening
last, was not 90 largely attended as Its
mexitershopid have entitled it to be, or as
we bad hoped. LACK Of space prevents an
extended notice Of tho programme. The
seieotious throughout were good and, cor.
sideripg that . large number were render.
ed by scholars, their execution was quite
ieir. Professor Huber gave further proof
Of his excellence as musioian and Miss
Olga RnDsee sang quite swell ~ ssss be.
fSFt
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-02-14

"A = Mentor Avenue, Painesyille, Ohio.
~ fine Suites or Rooms and drst-ciass ac~
S9mmedNtiens, Terms ssssousAas. isI.Isae1
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
COMMON pLEAs-oEnERAL TERN

The Responsibility OF Fiduciary Agents.
Before Judge Larremore.
In April, 1878, 8. 1. Simpson was arrested in .
civil suit upon an order Of arrest issued BY Chief
Justice Daly on complaint OF Emil Mas, the charge
being that Simpson had absrracted about $4,000
OF plainrin's money while acting as his general
agent. motion was made TO vacate the order
OF arrest, and on this motion reference was or.
uered to examine platnttns books. On the rel.
eree's report a motion to discharge the defendant
was made ano argued as length by G. N. Brooke
tin, as also motion BY the plainrIn to vacate
The referees report. Upon this Judge Larremore
made an order granting The motion TO vacate the
referees report and denying the motion TO vacate
fendant TO pay to plalntin the costs OF motion and
disbursements on the reference. To give more
explicitness TO the case Judge Larremore. in ad.
dition 10 the order. mas written the following
opinion: .'rne practice Is well settled that when
the ground or the arrest constitutes or tenos to
constitute the cause or action, o bare denial OF
per Sc, authorize the Defendants discharge. the
onus In sncn case is upon the applicant TO
show that he has an undOubted defence on the
merits, which Will be certainly established on the
trial The examina ton OF the accounts between the
parties als rO establish such defence. The net
pronts claimed to have been earned appear to
have been ascertained from an estimate made in
part upon assets claimed TO be doubtful. The de-
lendant mad entire charge ana control Of the busi-
ness, and having assumed statement OF the ac.
counts, upon which, before q final settlement, he
had drawn his share OF the profits, should as be-
tween his principal and himself, neid to the re.
sponsibility OF MS own act. Having acted in y
dduciary capacity the burden Ia upon him to show
tine bona EdeS OF his transactions and the proper
application and disposition the property OF mis-
principal; but an issue should not be determined
on motion, but upon the trial OF the action. The
denied, with coats 10 abide the event OF the &C.
tlon.N
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
SUPREME COURT-CHANBERs.
An Elk. Alderman In Trouble.
Before Judge Davis

An Ex.AAOerm0n I'm VrOuoles
Before Judge Davis
Ex-Alderman Odell claims 10 be the victim OF
unfortunate circumstances. He keeps a sale and
exchange stable In East Twenty fourth street.
few nights since, an otter tur robe, some
dozen iaprobes and about twenty pairs OF horse
blankets, the proceeds OF pering pilgrimage
among gentiemen's stables were found III the hay
lott Of his stable. He was arrested q charge or
receiving stolen goods, taken before Judge Murray
and IN default Of $4,000 bail committed to await
the action OF the Grand Jury. writ OF nabeas
cor pus having been obtained by Peter Mitchell his
Court and bis discharge asked. His counsel
Whca ne Could hea ana Go %
state that when the stolen property was found
and four otheis entering the place ior ike somno.
lent purpose that there was no concealmenr OF
the goods; that he todelp knew nolnlng OF the
tine Laylofl Tor two months and only twice in the
stable tor ten days before his arrest 1t was con-
tended that an Indictment Tor receiving stolen
could not be sustained without proof OF an actual
entering into possession. 1t was stated as q
thirty.six hours at Police Headquarters before
being taken before MAGISTRATE. Mr.. Lyon op-
posed the application Judge Davis took the
papers lor examination.
Another City Marshal Case.
Levy Lippman. marshal OF the Marine Court
having been committed by Judge Spaulding for
alleged violation OF the recent rule OF the Court
prohibiting them from serving processes and en-
IOrclnR executions, Mr. NatnaD +. Breen, MS c0un
sci, applied yesterday Tor writ OF haDeas corpus
in the case, which was granted and the case set
down Tor a hearing next Monday the point pro-
posed to be made Is tnat the transcript OF judg
ment IN TINS case was not filed IN the County
CLERKS offlce making 1t in this respect different
from the case OF Marshal Philips, recently before
the Court.
Decisions.
Winans vs.. Leland.-Granted.
Ribabock vs.. LaLe.-Let an order be entered va
eating the stay OF proceedings the part OF the
receiver except 50 lar as It Affects or prevents
sale OF the property. Reference, &C.
Emigrants Dime Savings Bank vs.. Flynn
Granted.
Devlin vs.. Deviin.-Motion Denied with $40 costs
OF opposing.
American National Life and Trust Insurance
Company vs.. Mason.-MOuon granted, WITH $40
costs to abide event and to be taxed to the sue
cessful party.
Hamerslay vs.. Witty.-Motion granted, with $40
costs. Memorandum.
Lerotn vs. Kapp.-Motion denied.
B0Wden vs.. Reade.-Memorapdum.
Matter or Observation-Disclosures
BY Judge Donohue.
Lockermayer vs. Cohen.--Motlon denied.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Matter OF Eisue.-MOrton TO vacate assessment
denied.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER 49, ls74oUADRUP1E SHEET

rauduientiy put into the hands OF the defendant
conn certain sums OF money which he. alter the
adjudication In bankruptcy and before the COM
mencement of this suit paid out, at their request,
for the purchase oil 725 shares OF the stock of the
New YORK shuttle Sewing Machine Company. GER
tlncates tor which he holds. The bill prays that
the plainrif may be declared be entitled to the
stock. as assets OF the estate ot the bankrupts,
and that he may recover the same from the de-
Iendant Conn. think the plaintiff has estab-
Iished such claim by the evidence, and as IL APP
pears thai the defendant C0hn has certificates for
the 725 shares still in his possesson--certih-
Gates for $50 oil them being III his own
name, and certificates Tor 1.5 OF them being
transferred thereon to him IN blank, the paintln Is
entitled TO decree that the defendant Cohn vest
in the plaintn the title to the 725 shares and pay
this suit. The decree will also declare
that as against the plaintiff. the bankrupts and
Conn have no title 10 the stock or To the moneys
with which 70 was purchased" q. A. SeiXas for
the plaintiff, X. :. Newcombe for Conn.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
TOMBs POLICE COURT.
1t Cost Him $40.
Before Judge Murray.

Mr.. John D. Jones, who Is or has been stopping
at Sweeney's Hotel for some time past, went out
for walk on Friday night, and happ ened TO meet
Miss Addie Clark, who kindly offered to accompany
him on his travels. He accepted ner kind offer.
In q short while John became solicitoos
regarding the safety Of $3.50 which he had IN his
vest pocket. SO ne took it out OF his POCKET and
put 1t down into the leg OF his pants from whence
he thought the lady tooE 1t. He raised row, and
ter Timothy showed John his money wrapped
up in piece OF paper lying on the door. John
grabbed 1t and left the house. nor did
he turn until ne was inside the hotel. When he got
there he found that there was only $3.50 instead Of
$3.50 IN the paper. owing TO these facts John
In default OF 900 to answer at the Court OF Gen.
erai Sessions.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
INTERESTING TO IMPORTERS OF
JUTE.

The case OF Stokes vs. Rec9nagel i Co., il one
those that affect largely the interests OF large
lsss OF merchants In the city. The action was
originally brought to recover sum OF 325,713 4s,
gold, thesprice OF 1000 bales OF lutte butts, sold
Dy the plaintiffs through me rcantlle house to the
aefendants, TO arrive per ships Taypore and Nag
pore. The contract OF sale specified the price per
,ound, actual gross weight, as landed alongside
hip In New York or Brooklyn, duty paid; and also
provided that the buyers should have the benefit
'f any reduction OF duty and pay any increase
of the same the goods arrived IN June, 1872, and
N act OF Congress- reducing the duty thereon was
70 60 into effect on the ist day Of August following
ants were botlned or the TACT and asked whether
!hey wished the goods put IN bond. They SAID
the duty An oraer on the vessel Tor the delivery
pf tue goods was sent to the defendants, and they
VI weight. Tne butts were put In bond and o
storage, receipt issued to the defendants. On pre-.
sentalidn OF the ON Tor $25 7l3 4s the defendants
TO tue non payment OF duty, which were obviated.
The cause was tried by Mr.. u. Mcmahon aud
defendants. Tne learned Judge below Dismissed
the complaint on the ground that the contract,
9r pd nvsbs fvs nd tSa sa
not put themselves IN sucn position BY delivery
pr offer OF delivery duty paid as that they could
pus legal points were raised by the respective
counsel, and finally the pantins' counsel asked the
put these goods in bond was q waiver OF ten
aer by the plaintiffs under the contract
This was denied and the plaiDtlrrs exec pted-
The cause was argued on appeal by Mr.. d.
McManon for the PLAIN tin and by Mr.. Da Costa ior
defendants. Judge Van Worst, delivering the
opinion, held that the evidence made out case
npon which the plaintiffs were entitled to 60 to
Ihe Jnry that the question whether or not defend.
ants bad waived compliance by plaintins with the
provision recurring payment OF duty sDoud have
teen submitted TO the jury as q question OF TACT !;
ana tnat the dismissal OF the complaint was
Judgment Of dismissal reversed and new trial
granted.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
THE COURTS.
Sunday AmuSements-Thc NeuendOrff Case-
The Prohibition Law Sustained.
INTERESTING TO IMPORTERS OF JUTE.
The Case of Ex-Alderman
Odeu.
LIABILITIES OF FIDUClARY AGENTS.

In the Court OF Arbitration, held yesterday in
the rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce, Judge
Fancher presiding, the case or Henry Imherst vs.
Joseph Bensusan was commenced. The CON-
pia,nans sues lor damages in consequence OF the
pOn-iulnlment or contract entered into py the
parties whereby defendant was to snip 200 hogs
leads OF claret rom Bordeaux by the ship Indus
try TO the tOrmer.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Business in Bankruptcy

Voluntary Petitions.-Henry D. Lann, wilham
A. Gibson, Pedro L. Casanora, Henry N. Titus,
Charles L. Flnke Gustav Baer.
Adludlcations in Involuntary Cases.-Samuel
J0sepns. Frederick Newherr, Adolphus Honstadt,
Max Friedlander. Rachel Milius, Max RosenstocK,
Leopold Conn, Henry Clews, Theodore 8. Fowler,
John Hornberg.
Discharges.-Henry Fl. Thompson, Solomon
Brounold, Edward NJ. Everitt.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


A Mage c W. BARKER, AuGrIoNEER. .vsr
CALL AND look them over.
AN EVENT il HORSE HISTORY
FIFTEENTH SALE OF
THE FAMOUS MONROE COUNTY
TkOTTERS AND RoADSTERS
AT BARKER SONS
CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK KTATTERSALLS,
On WEDNESDAY December IT, at II O'Clock.
THE STOCK comprises Is head and consists of
THE BAY geding Champion Boy. got by Champion
Qire OF st James, s high. years old can trot in 2A0
BAY aEIDiNs, by, John }. critrenden. is,1 high. 7
years old can tr6t In 2 45
BAY COLA. BY Toronto Chief, ls,s high, syears old /;
BAY dELDING. by Champion. isx high, years old; ;
BAY GELDING by Rip Van Wrinkle. l5k high, years
old can trot IN minutes.
CHESTNUT GELDING, with silver name and tail. by
Niagara Chief tsre Of Ben Flagler 6 high years
use Is without exception the finest big horse In
The WHITE Geldins Burt. by Henry Clay, lsaz high.
years old is sure 240 horse single the pole
old; can beat2.b
TIE BAY Gelding Duke, by Niagara Chief l5,s high
5years old can trot In 2:41
na ed Pay Ssd9e a Britt by Ethan Allen l hsh
BAY MARE by Fox Hunter i5s1 high. years o'a
BLACK GELDING by Eckler's Clay, ls,. high, s
, years old has trotted in 3O2
BAY GELDING. by John j. Crittenden, l5L high, 7
years old can trot in minutes
BAY GELDING. by Red Dick l5s4 high. 8 years old;
ABOVE ARE all elegant and extra stylish drivers,
SALE POSITIVE. without regard to weather.
FOR FULL description see catalogues.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
LOST AND EuuNp.

CLUsTER DIAMOND PIN LOsT-oN MONDAY, DE.
~ cember Il yained \ Gilt the dead. suitable
reward paid. 80 East Fourth street
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
A UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A SPEED, BLOOD, STYLE, BEAUTY.
PEDIGREES AND SPEED ANTEHD

"A SrEED, BLOOD STfLE> BEAUTY
The undersigned, assignee in bankr lptcv of u well
known importing ana commission firm. will sell their
on MONDAY ToMORE0wH AT IO1s A. NJ,
ELEGANT TEAM OF GENTLEMAN's ROAD HORSES,
are 5 hig years old dark bay: long. arcned necks
nne limbs and Feet long tails reaching the ground
sired by second Hambetoniun cnno be out-styled in
this city when standing moving; 10 miles per
drivers in either single double harness; very
superior saddle horsc are warranted sound and kind
they must be seen to be appreciated.
bined: chestnut -sorrel 2eldng, Is hgh, years
old; kind for the most tmid to ride drive has long.
arched neck; all saddle gaits ard square troer 10
wagon any gentleman wishing perfectly reliable lam
lily saddle road horse will lind bargain by attending
a PROMISING, HIGHBRED AND HANDSOME COLT.
1915 high, years old: sired by Bathgaes stallion New
Jersey; dam Rattler mare Is dark bay coo.; fine,
blood appearance fine feet and limbs; round, hand
speed ana yet has shown full mile in 247z he Is we'll
known as the Williamson colt, who has had repeated
applications put him the track for trainings he is
kind good and true in all harness. and IS well worthy
months training would prepare him TO rank with the
ROYAL GE0RGE .TRoTTiNG MARE. SPEED WAR
ranted is l5 hgh old, sired by Royal George,
black; is gamey, Stylish tree and pleasant driver
road too long Tor her rotied full mile in Toronto
In 2H% without training; she Is warranted to trot .
full mile on day Of sale inside of minutes ana war
Also city mnde top and top Wagons. nicely trim.
med; Portland Cutter Sleigh, Dhnscomb & StillIngs
double and single Harness. Bear and Wolf Robes, fine
Kersey Blanketa full suits; Saddles, Brales. Bells,
chance for bargains s i. MAXWELL. Xssisnes -
j. B. VANQEROEF. Attorney.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT oouRT.

Assets In Bankruptcy.
In this Court yesterday, In the matter OF Charles
d. Ryde, aaatgnse, re-, ". Abraham cohn ana
Others. jhdss nlssshiefd rendered . dscisseu q
fsiiswssnas7zs hail ofAsas tnss ~ tAAhzsSU
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

I osT-oN nth INST, Al ARNOLD con
~ stables. red leather satchel, containing two
bracelets md pocketbook with about Sl5 and railroad
tickets The nnder will receive q suitable reward by
leaving the same Al Office oi. ROOSEVELT HENRY.
l6U Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
HORSES, CARRIAGES. nc

EAl sLEIGHs-ALL STYLES. TURN SEATS
sJOl Portland Albany, trottng. pony. shining
six seats Can and examine AZ Nm. H. GRAY'S. - ana
~ Wooster
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.
7EwELRY, CoRALs, DIAMONDS. sc.
VICTOR BISHOP,
Importer OF Coral Jeweiry and Precious Stones
~ Nanau street house established 1887 the oldest
In New York in this branch OF trads).
has opened branch OF his wholesals house ct the
Jewelry store
under the Trsn Avenue Hotel. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

T osf-oN EAST TWENTY. SECOND STREET, BE.
IL tween Fourth and second avenues, Blanket marked
j. Dwyer Liberal reward given at coal ONCE i24 East
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

II OST-IN STORE OF STEARN BROS. SIXTH. AVE
IL nue. saturday, black Alaska Sable Muh, lining
much suitable reward will be paid by return
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
TO TIE DRYING PUBLIC

n.
We are now applying TO side bar wagons M & 2 SIMPLE q:
LEVEL RIDING WAGON, entirely free from rattle Of
and giving increased strength and safety, with
out adding 70 the weight
With this mens we are also using after thor
straight arm axle running with greater precision ana
less friction than any axle ever used for speeding
exswine these improvements At our factory Broadwa
and Fortv.seventh street. at wareeooms, Fin
avenue and Fourteenth street
BREWSTER 4 CO.. of BroQma street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13
AUCTION SALES THIS DAy.

HILL & GODDIN 4 =. ~. trustees sale OK large
number of building lots on Tenth Eleventh,
Twelfth, Clay, Leigh. and Id Streets
LYME & BROTHER, 5 p r., small framed house
and two vacant lots attached on the north side
ef State street near Aiarshali.
LYME & BROTHER, IL n, truck farm in Hau-
over county, near head of MechanicsyIl!e tnrn-
nike, and known as - Edgewood."
GRUsBs & WILLIAMS P. M., trustees sale
Of small framed dwelling on the north side OF
Baldwin stree. between seventeenth and Buch-
anan streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. ID, stock OF ready
made clothing.
GRCBBs & WILLIAMS, P. NJ lot OF ground
on the west side OF Pearl street few steps
from Man street.
S.M.LEE, APP. A., brick house and lot at the
southeast corner OF Pine and Cary streets.
RICHARDSON & Co, P. N, SIX building lots
in Fulton, adjoining Rockets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ P. NJ, lot Oh Ninth
street, In Mayo's plan, French Garden Hill.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, 5H T. NJ, building
lot on The east site of Seventeenth street near
Stearns's Old distilery,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13
MANCHESTER NEWS.

THE REPUBLICAN CoAHrrEE.-T Repub-
lrans have appointed the following Execu-
tive i've Committee for the ensuing election; 3.
T. r Edwards, chairman; Henry Randolph i
secretary: j. E. Worsbam, assistant secrc-
sorr. William r. Randolph, Joseph Goode,
.I Jordan i ! Smith, Alexander Brooks, J. B.
johnson, Thomas Il. Mann.
Norr;ssette Wi charged with stealing horse
from S. M. Perdue, were discharged.
The County Court has adjourned al'ef al
uuimportant session of two days. c,,u,
The snrinp term of the Circuit Court
commences this morning at IL O'Clock.
Mayor Chies had several unimportans
cases before him Yesterday.
MsacHANrs' MEETING.--A meeting OF the
city merchants was held last night to con
slider The tax question. S. b. K. LoVlne
was called to the chair and Z. b. HOWE
made secretary.
Messrs. c. 4. Jones, II. J. Nunnaly, ans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

CnASCEEy CoURT OF RICHMOND, TUHsD AY-
JIdge i. II. Fttzhpgh.-The following cases
were disposed CT:
Goodwin, &c.. cS. Ransom, &C.: Decree
confirming report OF commissioner and
directing a sale Of the property in the bill
and proceedings mentioned.
Eohson's executor rs. uobson, SC. De.
cree making distribution OF the fund on
hand.
Tinherlake, &C., Ts. McIndoe, &c. De.
cree in conformity wits opinion Of the court
oyerrulipg exceptions TO commissioners re-
Dor. and confirming The same, and refusing
| to ABORT anu oYerruiing the special report
made at the instance of the plaintiffs, and
dsmissing their bill with costs.
Tenser, guardian, vS. Tenser, &C.: Decree
confirming report Of commissioner and di.
| recting sale of the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned.
Brander us. Bayly, &c.: Decreein accord
auce with opinion of court overrulinS eX'
ceDtiops to commissioners report, except
the fourth, sustaining that exception, and
confirming report of commissioner except
"a the same is modified by the sustaining OF
said fourth exception, and providing that il
sum found due be not paid within sixty
days then the injunction be dissolved, and
II
trustee may execute trust deeds.
Cookies executor Us. Cooke, &C.: Decree
| confirming report of commissioner and ratl'
fving and confirming sale therein men
| toned. ~,:u
LYONS. trustee, Us. Piedmont and Airing
ton Life Insurance Company Decree loy
consent of parties) ratifying and coniirmine
sale and providing for partial distribution
of the fund. Doouoo +
Harrison, &C., Us. Caskie, &C.: Decree IL IL
conformity With opinion of the court over
ruling exceptions, confirming report OF com
missioners, and settling and adjusting the
rights and liabilities of the parties. oo oon
Hapkins Us. Wilson, &C.: Decree con
frming report of commissioner and direct
ing sale of property in the bill and proceed
Mills's executor, &C., Us. Glazebrook's ex
ecutrix, &C.: Decree confirming repol! o
commissioner of sale and making provision
for distribution of the fund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

The Belvidere Mission and Powhatan Fur
mace schools are both new fields, IN when
there has been developed work OF great
interest, and in which much good is hoped
for. 1t 'Powhatan Furnace" Rev. DR..
Minnigerode has preached several times, ana
arrangements have been made to have
preaching regularly alternate Sundays. :.
MIR. d. n. Walker, superintendent Of ST.
paul,s school, read an able and instructive
ESSAY on discipline of Sunday schools. 1t
was discussed, by Rev. Drs. Minnigerode.
peterkin. and Woodbridge, and by Messrs
r I, Williams and Southern, and received
mncb snproyal. Adjourned.