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The New York herald., 1874-10-31
THE TILTON- -BEECHER SUIT.
Motion for Bill Of Particulars Denied
Important Decision.


Important Decision.
Judge Nelson, OF the Brooklyn City Court yes
terday rendered his decision in the motion re-
Gently argued before him by the counsel on both
sides in the suit brought by MIR. Theodore Tilton
against Rev. Henry Ward Beecher for the seduc-
tion OF the vile OF plantiC. Messrs. Tracy and
Shearman, who appeared for defendant argued
that they were entitled 20 a bill OF particulars
setting forth definitely the time and place at
which the alleged acts OF adultery occurred be-
tween defendant and the wife OF plaintiff. Ex-
Judge Morris. counsel for Mr.. Titon, contended
that the defendant was not entitled to a Dill OF
particulars, which would disclose the line OF prose-
cutlon. Judge Nelson has decided denying the
motion, without costs. The text OF the important
decision is as foows:-
CRY CoUKr BRooKLrs-Thcodore Til ton vs. Henry
Ward complaint charges that the defend
an. % b ax d tas Wrongs acts stated on 9r about
and times after hS, day ana before the commence ment
ssosyu q hs and &C house
the painl No. IA Lvinaston street in said city" An
aSS aas
Sn n0w ne a Sia he
IN "s,nac nnsc. OF tne lime; and places at which
@ ad as ai' as s
S % ins "a proys s ss se mers
the eompaia5 is speelcthe houses and stree,
this application has been iay given As to ths SUP
posed confessions the complaint Is silent and properly
So Under system OF pleading the facts to be
set forth not the evidences Of those facts This distine
Code has been cnfored by unbrokcn cham Of decis
ions when. therefore, the plsintfs case stated IN
the law takes cognizance, the pcadcr not allowed %
add avcrments disclosing the oral proof by which he
trial
But it is shown by afadavits that the plaintiff who
oa moi sse alleged IN bus n snsn
reticent the subject in newspaper article
that such proof existed In OF that the Defendants
counsel claims that the psintn should be required to
state when and where those Confessions II any, were
made. The question Ia not simply whether 1t would be
well defendan have that additional Informa-
tion, but whether the Court has the power 10 make
such requisition. am satisfied that we have not the
power y wouid be dangerous innovation, an anomaly
In practice IL every defendant who claims that
there may be an attempt 10 prove admissions
could Nv ',nofion hs,1re the Court compel
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OF No. 379 West Twelfth street. furniture manu-
lecturers on Friday morning, about two
O'Clock. Tendeburg heard noise on the
second moor OF the building, and on proceed.
Ing there caught CHARLES FL sectea an entrance
through the window. ON attempting 20 atress
him the burglar pulled out revoiver anu ,a ns1a an
three shots IN rapid succession at the watcninan
but forl unatey none OF them TOOK enecI reIr!
the other watchman, ran 10 tue alu o. ienuepuis ~
struggle, in which he tried to fre the remaining
charges In mis- pistol: The prisoner was nriu ~
So 600 bail on two charges, one ior pufSiAry sno
the other for felonious assault
Alleged Highway Robbery.
Annie Williams, OF No. 81 Thompson street, WINE
passing to her home, on Thursday night apont
twelve O'Clock was Knocked down by John d. Essin-
ger, alias J. d. Meyer. and robbed OF silver cnaln
worth S6. The pris 1ner admitted the assault out
denied the robbery. He was c0mmi tteu ~ oeiauiI
OF $1,000 bail for trial.
A Pickpocket Caught.
Mrs. Josephine Haug, OF NO. 4O7 Canal street,
was standing on the stoop OF her residence, on
Thursday at noon. looking AZ procession which
was passing at the time. thief grabbed her
watch chain and tore both 1t and her watch,
resistance. She gave description OF the THE! to
Oricer Meade, Of the Eighth precinct, and ne tnat
idens,ed ss o,Neili ip as the thief and ne was COM
mitred In default OF $4,000 bail yesterday.
Serious Charge Against an Ex-stoc<
Broker.
Ward E. Robinson and his wife Pauline were
arraigned, charged with fraudulenty disposing OF
mortgaged property. In August last they were
living at No. 43 West Forty-seventh street. and
procured loan Of 81. $40 from Oscar f. Temple.
ton of No. 81 West Ninth street. giving as security
therefor q chattel mortgage on heir furniture ior
the amount and interest. On attempting TO 0reclose
the mortgage Mr.. Tempieton alleges that ne dls.
covered over hall the furniture had been removed
without his knowledge. Robinson and mis- vile
were arrested at Rye, Westchester county, by
Onicers Fleming and Dakin, OF the Court squad.
They we're living in elegant style at handsome
country villa. Robinson was held in $500 bail Tor
examination ana his vile was paroed. Robinson
was formerly broker on Wall street.
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SUPREME OoURT-CHAMBERS.
Decisions.

~ Decisions.
BY Judge Lawrence
Phillips VS.. Wicks, Smith vs. Mesick.-Memoran-
dums FOR counsel. A~
Montgomery VS.. The Market Fire Insurance
Company.-An allowance Of $500 granted to The
claimant Memorandum.
Holloway vs.. Stepnens.-Motion for leave to
serve reply Is granted on the terms stated IN
opinion.
Orcutt vs.. Lamb.-Motlon TO change venue
denied, with $40 costs.
Orcutt VS.. Lamb; stone vs. Dodge.-Moslons
denied.
Smith vs.. New York, Housatonic and N. R. r.
Company.-Receiver appointed. l Will hear
counsel as TO the amount OF the bond which the
receiver shah be required to give.
Shaw. 4, wilcox CO. rs; Daggatt-Motion
granted, with SO costs to abide therevent.
Dewey vs.. Conigan.-Motion granted. with $40
costs.
Abrahams vs.. Grenell C1o. y; Same vs.. Same
mo. 2).-Motlons denied, with $40 costs.
Noonan vs.. Dumphy.-Motion denied, without
costs. Memorandum.
Benjamin VS.. Remsen.-Motion denied, with $40
costs, to abide the event.
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MARINE COURT-CHAMBERS.
Decisions.

BY Judge Joachimsen.
Landsbery VS.. Boncsein.-MotiOn granted on
terms. 44#
Milliken vs. Aronsun.-Motion to open default
granted on terms.
Miller VS.. Kammitter.-Motion denied, with $40
costs.
Lampe vs.. Laurrtz.-Judgment for defendant on
demurrer.
Kohler vs. Pfster.-Motion denied with $40
costs.
Bank OF North America vs.. Rker: Mcvey VS..
Wilbur; Boldr vs. Hopps--M0tons granted.
BY Judge McAdam.
Care vs.. Middleton; Swartwout vs. Richards !;
Travers vs. Vice; Micando vs. Berntich; Bamberg
VS. Phillipson.-Moti0ns granted.
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on the entry Of judgment. opinion by Judge Dan

on inc eutry oi Judgment Oplnton oy Suuko Osu-
iels.
Catlin vs.. Cstlin-Order afrirmed with $40 costs
with disbursements. Opinion by Judge Daniels
Affirmed with $40 COSTS, besides disbursement t.
Opinion by Judges Daniels, Davis and Barrett
from, ' reversed W,ta 40 Costs besides disburse
ments ana prayer OF petition denied with $40
costs, OF opposing motion IN court below. Opn'
In the Matter, &C, Department OF Public Parks
&c.-Order atirmed with $40 COSTS besides DIS
bnrsements. Opinion BY Judges Daniels, Davis
The People ex rel FAN VS.. Kenny.-order
affirmed with $40 costs, besides disbursements
Clrws and Anotaer vs.. the Rockford, Rock
Island and ST. Louis Railroad Company-Order
affirmed with $40 costs besides disbursements
Oplnon by Judge Lawrence.
Barston ct al VS.. Hansen, impleaded.-Order
reversed, with $40 costs besides disbursements
be iamosas vs.. Liamosas.-Order afirmed with
$40 cosLs and disbursements. opinion by Judge
Daniels.
Roberts vs. Hill.-Order afnrmed for gross
laches in making the motion, with $40 COSTS De-
By Judges Daniels and Lawrence.
Bray VS.. Poillon.-Order affirmed, with $40 costs
besides disbursements. Opinion by Judge Law
White VS.. Livingston.-Order affirmed, with $40
costs besides disbursements.
Holloway vs.. STANDARDIZATION for reargument
denied with $40 costs. Opinion by Judge Daniels.
BY Judges Davis aud Daniels,
Wheeler VS.. Brady.-Order affirmed, with $40
costs OF each motion besides disbursements.
Opinion by Judge Daniels.
BY Judges DAVIS, Daniels and Lawrence.
Spratt VS.. Huntington; same vs.. Same.-Order
reversed In each OF the above cases, and the order
that plaintIH appear and make anidavlt reversed
without cost to either party. opinion by Judge
Daniels.
Gowdey vs. Paullaine.-Order afirmed with $40
Gusts, besides disbursements. OPINION by Judge
Lawrence.
Trimm ct al. VS.. Marsh.-Order affirmed with
$40 costs and disbursements. Opinion by Judge
Lawrence,
Thompson Va. Fargo Treasurer.-Judgment
affirmed. opinion by Judge Daniels.
BY Judges Daniels and Lawrence.
The People vs. Mallory et a.-Judgment anlrmed
(order heretofore entered). Opinion by Judge
Lawrence.
Clews ct al. vs. Raphael.-Order af1lrmed with $40
costs ana disbursements. opinion by Judge Davis.
Bv Judges Davis, Brady and Daniels
Fielman ct al. vs. Drummer ct aL-Judgment
affirmed. Opinion by Judge Brady.
Helnneman el al vs.. Heard ct al.-Judgment
affirmed. Opinion by Judge Brady.
Clements Vs. Yturia.-Order modified by re-
ducing and fixing the amount OF BAN 10 $4,000,
without costs OF the appeal to either party.
Williams, Assignee. vs.. Allen ct al.-Order
affirmed with costs. Opinion by Judge Brady.
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complaint against you 70 Washington because you
admitted O'Neill TO bail.
Judge Davls-I have no personal Information,
except from Information from the Attorney Gen.
eraL
o. Do you know II Mr.. Davenport ever COM
planned TO Washington to have General Davies re-
moved for his action IN the O'Neill cases
The Court excluded the question.
To Mr. Davepport-I never made any personal
application 10 you or the O'Neill papers.
Some urtner testimony OF an unirnportant char
acter was taken, and the Court adjourned to Mon
day next.
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SUPERIOR coURT-sPEoIAL TERN.
Decisions.

BY Judge Curtis.
The People OF the State, &C, vs. Appel; Same
vs.. Fregh.-MotiOns granted.
Gurley ct al VS.. Maltby ct al.-Motion denied,
without prejudices. oeA
Knight vs. WATSON Motion for reference
granted.
Preston VS.. Goetz ct al.-Judgment for FORE
closure and sale.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company VS.. Rogers
ct al.-Demurrer overruled as frivolous, with
leave to defendants TO answer in five days upon
payment OF plaintiffs costs and costs Of motion.
SCHNEIDER VS.. Schmeder.-Order granted that
the defendant show cause why he should not be
punished for non n-payment OF alimony, &c.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE ooURT.
A Peculiar Charge OF Larceny.

-|"| !. ~ ! BeIOrC Juugc klIUItLH.
Abraham Shlnkwright was held in $500 bail yes
terday, charged with grand larceny. The com.
plainant Sol Castle, Of NO. Is Suffolk street. stated
tnat on the 4th OF September he lent the prisoner
$50 and got as security from him two gold watches
and other jeweiry. On the 10Th OF october the
prisoner called and desired TO be shown his prop.
erty, 10 make sure 1t was all right. On getting II
into his hand he ran of with 1t aud was afterwards
arrested by Detective Dyer, OF the Tenth precinct.
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ToMBs POLICE C0URT.
Before Judge Morgan.

ON Thursday night, about SIX r. NJ, as Mr..
John A. Thomas was standing on the corner OF
cedar and Greenwich streets. he was accosted by
Robert Watson, who '.smashedn him on the nose
and distracted from his pocket silver watch
valued at $25. Robert was locked up for trial In
default Of 81, 900 ball.
An Outrageous Assault.
Mr. Ftzsimmons and his wIie Margaret we're
standing on the corner OF Cherry street and James
slip about ten O'Clock on Thursday night. when
they were approached by man who wanted TO
know what time IL was Mr. FitZsimmons took
out hts watch and the man, whose name appears
to be Henry Walsh. snatcned the same. scutiie
began and Walsh robbed him OF his money Pitz-
simmons was stronger than Walsh though, and he
held the hghwayman until an officer came and
arrested the miscreani, who was held In default OF
81. 900 TO answer.
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COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge Robinson.
Reilly vs. The Mayor, &c. Motion granted on
terms.
DooIey VS.. McCabe ct al. Order for payment OF
SurpluS
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
A Desperate Midnight Burglar.
Before Judge smith,

william Tendeburg and James Perry are two
night watchmen In the employment OF Ward Co..
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CIVIL RIoHTs. "A very good story is
circulating in Washington at the ex-
pense of Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine. It
seems that the Senator was out for n
walk Sunday evening. In passing a
leading oolored church, he was SO
pleased with the singing that he went
in. He had been seated but few
minutes, whom colored dignitary ap-
proached him, and said in substance
that the church was for colored peo-
pie, aud they preferred to b. left un.
disturbed by white people during their
services, !. Mr.. Morrill, immediately re-
tired. a few days before, lie had been
earnestly working fSr: tho passage of
the Civil Rights Bill. :
What awful printers they have in
the delicious" city Of Atlanta. 1t was
only the other day that the editor of
the Commonwealth wrote something
about the ''quondan. school -
and the typos made it "God damn; :"
and now another editor. in writing of
Atlanta's soiled doves, is made to say
that "the best way to do them is to
send them to he'll; when they get out,
they will do better" The editor de-
clares that he wrote t'iail," but if the
printer. prefers hell. he can go there
when he pleases.
a youth, named Marshall, near Dan.
bury, in Wilkes County, Ga, wrote a
note to q young lady and signed the
name OF Williams, one of his COM
panions at school. The latter, greatly
incensed. met Marshall on the school
steps and stabbed him to the heart.
After the murder he escaped to the
woods.
A supposed incendiary FIRE in
Orangeburg. on the 9th, destroyed q
valuable residence owned by Mr..
Samuel rDibble. and occupied by Au-
ditor Van Tassel. Very little OF the
furniture saved. Partial insurance on
the house. - ...
Mrs. Bread. of Sullivan County, Ill. ,
has verified the Scriptural Injunction,
.Oast your bread upon the waters, -
&c. She cast her husband (Bread)
into mill pond; but Tho came buck
unsubdued and crusty,mii ~
The London Times has telegraph
wire between London and Paris for
lts exclusive uae, and for WHICH it pays
$4,000. 5Tie ~ no-l!"
Tho Augusta Memorial Association
has $4,000 in hand. and proposes to
have the monument made at home by
Markwalter.
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$5,000,oO0-
EuD0VMBNT ,SCHBhEB'!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF TIE
Public Library Of kentucky,
= JULY 81. 1874.

TN announcing the fifth and laet OF the
Il series or Git Concerts. given for the
neneht OK the Public Library of Kentucky,
and pleasure to the four which have be en-
already given: The first, December IL, 1871:
the second, December 2, 1879; the third,
July s, 1873; and the fourth, March 81,
Under their charter, granted bv spccial
Act OF ;he Kentucky Legislature, March
III. 1871. tho Trustces arc authorized to
give On + MORE. and ONLY ONE MORE
Gift Concert: With the money arising
from this fifth and last Concert, the Lii
to ba enlarged and endowed with fixed
and certain annual income. Such ali en.
downitnt fund il desired, as will secure,
beyond peradvcntnrc. not only the ma:ntt :
nance OF ;his magnificent establishment,
DEf is cHE%t;,Lt growth.
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MORNING, JUNE III, 1874.

master-C NJ Wilder. Depu,y-John
s Leapheart. Commissioners-A NJ
Boozer and T NJ Wilkes. Collector
Internal Revenue-C L Anderson.
Gnuger-C A Darling.
CITY GovERNMEST.-- May or-John
Alexander. Clerk and Treasurer
Walter r Jones. First
Ward-Augustus Cooper, S p Davis,
3 T Griffin. Second-C J Carroll,
John A Pugh, " a Carr. Third
Adam Thomas, S j Swygert, H W
Purvis. Fourth-.L L Brown, D
Wells. VIM Simons. The committees
are: Ways and Means Aldermen
Cooper, Griffin and Carroll. Accounts
Aldermen Carroll, Carr and Swygert.
Streets- Aldermen Pugh, Thomas and
Wells. Market and City Scales-Ai-
dermen Carr, Brown and Cooper.
Guard House--Aldermen Simons,
Davis and Pugh. Water Works-Al-
dermen Thomas, Cooper and Griffin
Aims House-Aldermcn Swygert, ST.
mons and Davis. City Schools Al
dermen Purvis, Swygert and Simons.
Sydney Park-Aldermen Davis, Car
roll and Thomas. Licenses-Alder-
men Griffin. Pugh aud Brown. City
Clock-Aldermen Brown, Wells and
Pnrvis. Fire Department-Alderm
Wells, Purvis and Carr. City Lamps
Aldermen Carr, Brown and Davis.
New City Hall and Public Buildings
Aldermen Griffin, Simons and Carr.
City Attorney D Tradewell. City
Physician-A S Hydrick. Clerk OF
Market-J 81 Pickett. Commissioner
of Poor-Charles Schultze. Overseer
of Streets-J Trice. Chief of Police
M F Nixon. Sergeants of Police
E Williams, Blizzard.
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Hay!NHay!! -.Hsy!!!

MZZNl TIE SOUTHERN. WAREHOUSE
EErhlA3 s QMBANY. has always on, hand,tlfe
- :, - argest .stock Of HAY in Columbia,
comprisingt both .Eastern!a and Nv estern
wliirh 'HillsbeI delivered: anywhere in sthe
very .lowestTates. -. - 49,. ~,
s Our facilities for purchasing and handling
are such'as to.enab!e US to compete succeeds:
fuily:witht tsnys other. house, and parties in
need will do; well o'giyeius a-call ,before
purchasing elsewhere, for tee cannot be u1a.
QerS0{Q. IL. 90 49, \. 90. Z :: 20 n
: Particular attention is called to our stock
OF Eastern HAY, which is the best in the
market. May Smo 2
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Circular. ,-o
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE STATE TnEAsCRIR. t'
COLUMBIA, b. c., May 20, 1874.
f1NhE Treasurer OF the State is now ure
Il pared to fund, at the Treasury In @ ).
ianbla, 5. C., the Bonds and Stocks of the
state s,t authorized by the Legi islature under
1873, into the Consolidation Bonds and
Stocks. The following cla.sts OF Bonds and
Stocks are authorized TO be furded, ~
, STOCKS.
Revolutionary War Claims. - i''i
Charleston Fire Loan. <-8i;,! b ,on 4n
Construction State CAPITOL.
Funding Past Due Interest nd Principal.
Conversion state securities
BONDS.
Charleston Fire Loan. hs3 r'
Construction hate Capitol - ,
Aid to Blue Ridge Railroad.
Funding Past Due Interest and Principal.
redemption Bill. Receivable =.
Payment Interest Public Debt.
Funding Bills Bank OF State
Kclief OF Treasury.
Land Commission.
The following bOnds, issued under ACT q
March %, 1869, entitled Loan for the Con.
version OF State Securities" are also an
thorized to he iunded into "Consolidation
bonns, they having been duly exchanged
and represented by bonds on file:
DEEoAISAr1oS 81 GOO, NUMBERED IN RED.
Numbers to $40. inclusive.
Numbers 521 to 1,130. inclusive.
Numbers ISL to z 2.475. inclusive.
DENoMINArIoN 81, 900, NUMBERED IN BLUE.
Numbers 27l to 8, ,i9G, inclusive.
Number 3 49S.
pENoM1SATloS $500. NUMBERED 1SRED
Numbers ! to 297, inclusive.
Numbers 001 to l 200
DENoMINATIoN slice, NUMBERED IN RED.
Numbers to 100, inclusive
The Legislature has declared that the
remainder of the "Conversiun Bonds vera
put upon the market without any authority
OF law, and srs
absolutely null and void"
Tho funding law referred to above re-.
quires that the holders Of the above honda
and Stocks should exchange them
with the accrued interest to January /
1871 for Consolidation Bonds and Stocks )
at fifty per centnm OF their face yalne.
he consolidation Bonds and Storlsn
bear interest from January 1, 1874. The
interest due July 1, 1871, will be paid at the
Treasury in Columbia. s. c., and the Ma.
tional Park Bank. New York
effect them in person or by agent.
Parties who desire copies OF tho Fund;po
Act can obtain them by applying at ths
Treasury. F. r.. CXRD61C 'io
May &c 25 Treasurer South Carolina.
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Father Kemp's Old Folks Tunes.
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Notice.

NUtlCe.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
SPAKTANBUEG Il UNION Il. K. CO.,
nm and after June I !, 1874, Trains on The
run, making close connection with the
Greenvil'e ana Columbia aud Atlanta and
Richmond Airline Railroads, doing away
with the delay at Alston. -
The Spartanburg and Union Railroad is
completely, equipped for this :. business;
Hasd being in sne condition, m akes good
time and sure connections. -. -
fassengers travelling this route will h ave
every attention. ". W!DAVIES:,.- :.
May 27 2Wo Superintendent. ,
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The Expanse of Heaven.

A SERIES OF ESSAYS on tho Wonders
"A OF the Firmamont. by Proctor. -.
personal "Reminiscences Of Wellington,
Co!indse, &c. 81 80.
:, Our Fred. BY author OF Old Fashioned
Morklngmen's Homes s12j.
WalGfreid; Novel. BY Arerbach. au-
thor OF Villa on Rhine. So
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Chessney's Military Biography Q. Lee,
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