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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24
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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24

Who thought Beecher was man who
Z" lived in QuOg," has met his rival. in
a rustic passenger on the Brooklyn
Ferry. boat, who, on being accosted by
Evarts with the question, What do
people down your way think Of the
Tilton- Beecher scandal ?" replied,
"Well, most of our folks use kero-
sene,n The old man, on cross-eXam-
ination, confessed he had never heard
of the trial business.
the stables. She adds; Now, / have
drawn the picture very mildly. l have
made allowance for my sicknesses,
when l have had help, something
after the manner that farmer would
, 1875-07-31

MIN w,s htr ron.s.ns hthit. In p,ayer ITO t9n1.a
iylh JOY and ssrrnath. nclE ffi"na fald NJ N',: g
"Neynr think. wIa alla NO bAppY or nhhsTfy a. ~
fnro.t ths nsce+st,y Of leaning upon hst istha, ~
Heaven" Rhn ustrred tnHEn1T!ne th,',Fht *nen Fl.
sao VA rartl to lcAxA ha bonic ~hefn htto *as :"
much to calm hrr heart. and when she pa1a.th, pth
frnm her belored children II vi" I'll, wiz ~
IAN don,, AAs A. mssker hes dsvosaon W. aasas,
pa.sed - vtfs sho ~ srtf te g aes M ts,sr s}s
v st n.px If hsd md 4: sSi1 1n 1"s
.n,x. lin kusw her test toycd her noat usr fsA1y
I'D ~"ra Of I's T. tnos s
u .he vu hss t"r,, 1nsny ycLra Invalid. bn those
ysara not s.a r. ,"t. u,s.1' Ttss lid 1,s bsf
NsH ,nn va t,lnia{nsind bY tas light NJ nellsctHs
thought ot ro.er..ton a !nes ". ~ se '.e srsi, rn
; IN snncn,iIng the traces nt drip suffering thai
Iii married, saati e1tcn. hn1 ncanty. fs"n 1nS
s.riv ehijIbooI IlaYe known this lalI Intimately
4Tst.sxea utnu epdrrn to mourn her lhrH: and =
th.n would OH onn,iolenta. To ths tostly artE1
s''S o~'7' CRAnLor1E I. uoonE.
, 1875-07-31

ftu FORK jisvald.
Tho Echo Shield Nas rreBcntod IN thds BY
Lord Eicho for annual competition belwoAn
Ens}aud Aad Scotland. ireland vas afterwards
allowed to compete for it, aneo the oonapett-
ZION commenced Tho shield has tceu Won sight
tlnaca by England, four yoaI1 by Scotland, ana
now tuice By ireland, No etBhta from the Brit
ssh coleutes Of alaewheta seto sver alloWed to
ctmpote for tho Elcho 8hfe1d tho simple ro1son
belnH that IL Ia restricted 10 Greet i}s1&slu and
ireland nor would It Ia allowed 10 80 ont Of
what ID called Tho United Kingdom.
This remarkable trophy IL about Il ihthea
high, and 70 wids, As 1t atAnds In tho o1l!bl-
tim tont on Wimbledon Common, supported on
40 appropriate pedestal covered with crimson
velvet tho bahotdar would scarcely de<leo to look
on finer piece Of workmanship: lii snbossed
solid silver, and tha wotkmaDship IL OF exquisite
touch md hnL.h. Tia naefaes hss dull tins,
lko axidlzsi silYsr-Nhlch, in fact. It in. Tue
shisld 10 divided Into number OF eompart-
tnentB, zach one embiAzoneA with sotno bKass
tradition OF British history. Quoeu Elizabeth
and Tho preasnt feiXnsng Sovereign OF Arest
britain ARC 8sTeu promiuent place among tho
build knights aud fair darues Of historic cele-
btlty Who soryo 10 Illustrate certain passages Of
English history. Thn mont attsto chiselne ia
employed to bring out the details Of battle
pieces Wh!ch sdprn the borders os tbs helA. aud
hgurea OF man in srmor, on horseback and on
foot, Aro mado ~ plAlu and palphble TO tho cye
~ the arttbta cunning hlnd can cut thesn. Bat
tlo aud hunting tceueH Arr composrd aud exc
cuted With great fidelity to naturv. Tho pfita OF
this esqutaite pleec OF workmanship u said to
be f!0, boo.
, 1875-07-31

tas 0AyaN n Life Nt fhe Rtsk Of His
OWN

Own.
Fhft,dr'ptta TIME. ...
Nonrn MOUNTAIN, "a. dn'y u. NORTH hnnn,
TIN !. He .de ,s'0t adi.osp. th :. a ' a
tet sre mines and shafts, Ia = now ono Of thesa
Iatter, which wsa heing asnk. the Anu Of wAtsf
1t R1 feet vas 10 plentiful ~ TO compel ~ teh
porery abandonment. fs~ day. ago she
in" ''I It. 'isa,ln eonii"sn. il" VISA loTorcd 50
feet. rhcp tho euiden etnckua OF
liz rope showed sa,&s tha t:attsia must hayo
fallen from tho bucket 1t Tas clear tlht ho
pot becn already allied by Tho fslJ, sh.s hs
would soon dlo from drowning or huHocatiot!'
This group OF eHc1ta wero Of courtn horror.
stricken. and urged tho unfortunate hoss' gang
--nnmbsTlnk nary tuhn-so 70 20 ma fesoue'
but they peFemptorlv refused U take th9 Jlsk.
Their cowartlIcn 70 dIegnnted tho Hey: Waller =
Seott 'ate protansoI At Lafayette Collage. Fast
on. and psescnt pastor Of tho Ffsaoytenan
Church. Tonth and Arch atteete fhladelpl!e'
that. sccou.rod ~ DO wa<,, he plunged INTO ths
! to tho Eccnu OF peril. He Tas tosunsla1sy tek
sluwp, atl,l in vory short tfmo e'gnated 70 tue
| siort and aprlouh hearth At tho rlnd!ato 70
"host sw. T' va aons a wsn hs, tae neaFts
| inlpnf.iyo and dangerous exploit had not necfi
/ futile On rcnclinR tho snriacn sir. scott
tainted from the great AtScAs that Ito bad uudor~
gons, aud his Es,aued hurt1en wa : wet, imp
and SauFAl9as HtRea. Eft: Hao+t "as nooH re-
stored. aud tho Captain" Also 5!e!lod 10
| treatment and callsd for = glasa at wills
ky and lin nipe for : littla holace. alr. Scott
roportsd thss tho ga4 was ovetpoworlns. and that
la wAa catoua 10 lnllaa Al little of 1t III posat-
| Bic. lIo found tho victim undcr Tasc5, and aH
ri Ill ntronth to lng him into tic huckat, and
when he hatl himself climbed IL And gwen tho
signal 10 lloint he was In st,ipor. and recotIeot
ed no more until he revived smong la friends.
liz las ontiE,iY recovered. md not hainE of \
| norYons temperament he experiences no i,t,-
nlsatant oHocts. The decd voM'd havo 'esr
| heroic iu any man, but in cleEgynan who. a.
a class, aro more noted for timdty than conrage
Ia pbyalcal and temporal atfairn, It vas ~ he1oit
| aud daring a. IL whs noteworthy.
, 1875-07-31

tho tb, t.st sss, m r, ~ IN . Se
poye = Ts* "a i.1as aGs nsa " 9 so%o lon oaoe
ssss ,ssnes en o. 's ii j .ho bo.e:
"aentto sharp No os9 ~ H. sSen q cs,e Sus
4 thoir fact; tore wes not an Idier IN shn hsore
IN IN !u omeut SIR. Stewart cana in from his tit1s
CO eoaps or tho cut!ssono l1e spoke to ',o nno'
oweA to one seomed to fseGT"io M 10 ssn omo
,n-tiairs. IN @ "Dld you $50 That glance :" .a'a tho
c7ork Tho anw every one Of n, and could tell
what zach man r4 doing" Whtie aaswa't rn-
NAMED uot man "!Rul oa.'-OarIetg'ts hs@
1Ork letter.
, 1875-07-31
Tho ultrRnlontnns Trouhles An Cot1-
tfal AAoficM.

a Panauas dispatch stases thA& tho Ulttsu1nn-
tsns riots bare been put down aud large nuu1-
ber OF The E4isasly :nst1gatora hAyo bsen thruae
upnn The Htate Of Nicaragua. Tbs qubry natus-
lfly &stses, " Why sea4 these hlocd1 tAuAt.cs to
Nicaragua !" NtearauKus has always been the
ob)eetl.u polnt for fuxtilxes, aud for the ostFA-
cstl FROM Llbesa! BiAts4. It IL tile UItsanaon-
4Aua nunssry and refuge OF Central A1uettca.
Now uAt Guatemala, dan Salvador, and llou-
du1as md costs niea aro practically In tho hands
probable that the Presidents of these States,
after tho Fu:ent Han Miguel Iafauy. which was
but = repetition of what has occurred baiose,
wlll require President CAanaorro. OF Elcstsu84A,
to present Ho1us GUARANTEE thss he "l4 not iet
vAlch biz regard fos The elsttcAl party leAds him
70 AAFbos. prealdsut Gonzsles, Of tan bAlyA-
dor, whore tho tsobnt mtssacfa occurred. IL asld
to bo vesy determined man. Desidos, tie aeo-
tlon toz pkssileut eomes oil 4hiA fall.
, 1875-07-31
LEGAL
MASTERS SALE.
Under Decree Of Foreclosure In tho matter Of
the Rockford, Kvck lsinnd l. ST. Louis Rail.


road Company. ............
IT, ass.a Sss. S'sst o fftt 4
,e.s =; S:!'Fh h hs'f:s ssS?.i e. s @ }ss;
Fssa:t ks;s; tad i; otasf aodsts Il Sond'' ~ho
E ss9 bsS II: s i =. Sl:a:s1 4 ~ Il u.
II r: esaS;
sssf th'
;:;s i ns =: 81 q ssa,s e''. sud
ss
"a
p shsr. a taa s.siiaasSs ~ u tia. ,las
s.:ss q s ia a. ri: tt 81
lafosd C9topsay. = co s.pd' .aa coal a,laes r.
::* = @ ::
/: s$. 3; j # /: "a
IA 40 "a 4,ss tos!s.s: s!t I'D
II
N 4: Il sa :s
. ; safi :; "a rs t a;sts.:
e.rt. !. rci :. ~ = N fialsy 4 III rad Hoet
pttM ns;s,.';s roaA tomrsay. vl.s 4! RI .snn
ind u ief e1opsrtt. fs+l and penanst bsl9ss,nx q
1ompaay aod .t!d Qlua Mnof1.tlle Rallrutd
ses i. .s...ssa As q Wt%.n ft s' ~ osi1.ei .ad
Pth.t sop.s sbt it.nsh!.e. aaa une. Thsh a e.;
R.e.i.uE dsr.f o. q @ FL. !ot - aas T. eoa;
Asi'h ;Sta Ye5;.s.'ss ,ss g
IT, tae .eta,s .sa ds<css hsadrs dali.s
II ti.ns + ..is ND fet ths b.:sSs ot hs
tGusisad rsssfte u. such palohassf. In su of ca,
~ It ttp out.t.ad.ps aud unpaid Eouds p1 cnnpo1s
saed uher ard *eeusad hs Tia III uhs H.
Vs.s4ts Il IT. @sa.,sssa Il .4 o. Sf.i:
{hA spprpsaI oi sAiA aAla, .
Fas uara rAstlsq.f description ei ths ssd pzopssx
1'sf'nt' e"n 70 "@a 10 ba'u iinNiSY ". nssasoF,
sysr In Ch&ucary of th4 lrcuit raurt y! UHlted
! ka4tas tnf lAn hustlsssn Dl4trlot oe l!Anuls.
Dated July u A, Y. 1bib
, 1875-07-31
Tho Death OF \ wtto OF brig am
Young,

Tho Bait Lake Lyrul announces ths death,
on the l7th inst. OF Ms. Euolus Froa Young,
wife Of President Aighaa Young, aud publishes
tho following Communication
Wa ~ seldom esltsd up0a to oarn ths loas Of QUO
oss bssu4al ~ ca1raeasF of aurs mature IN Chrs.
union of ssntssne.s tn st.enga d ssnsst,ss4ess md
htrunesa, of free, toyuua dfs and .issp kouSLt.
fulns&z. tfsf fsas wa ths tru4 index n M
hss1t~-i< Wa married. b partly and ssrasstnss.
ljat bes.ds Whist Aaiusa Gsss Aes, reisioa geys "
lko ths tsu4s Of ! nsua child. 0omn.ua.an win
, 1875-07-31
PROPOSALS for Lake View Water Bonds.

ec.tea dds Win ls rccelred ii tbs Supervisors ofto
unl Friday, Aug q l8;3 at p. II, for tho sale Of
l2s natcr bonds ot the denomination q 90 eseh,
,rs.xb1o asf. annually, On tic nrst day of 5aly and
January at the American Exchange National Baok Of
Now York. and II thu oten There VII! " aecfusd
interest on tho bous from tho 1st OF July, lB75, and
bids n1ust he ralr accordingly.
p.ds will he received for al any portion Of tho
bonds tho town rc4esv1ng tie right accept Auch
1t may deem necessary reject all bids. They must
he marked IN thu envelope. Bids for Lake Vie~ Wafer
bonds, Room ~ Bryan Block. uhtca.o.
F. SULZEIt, Supervisor.
For ths Board ef TRUSTEES q se Tcn d Lake v!ew.
, 1875-07-31
&&4WAt& IN k4lN H4u

&&aVVAr& IN RAlA H1ux4.
Stewart rum his Asozp ot, the dstectlyo synteu1
Bach man feals that he ID under tho eye Of sonie
s1%-Aat haas Watched aud 10 ous tlisgulHes
, 1875-07-31

PORT OF ERIE.
4s,eelaf TfsratrA II TAA Chtt~1s fsfhHns.
Ea1E, rs,, July 3o.-AHn1rAls AND pxrAh1uRK&-
Mono.
EzE1ours-Du1l aud unehanscd, With few chastsE1'
kYssYhios quaet about ths docks. Tbs tugA hAss IT.
kco, of sehf g. Il. Burton, oosl 70 chicago At eoc.
, 1875-07-31

ro,a, Forrrsr- to 1ctr ~ pr sora n,T nn lsn Il
cow r, T.. Telegraph ro'e* fs''" N"11 scy.Tsi c..I
..ster, s,e 70 1.rs rso pedns nsosl.* for y Thu p"F
! HUFFAln.
tn following rnf.snmentH v*ere rnsds on sae 4stn
,nr t,nnrrA Nnrrt,n.n aud !. o. Hatt.on. eos' 70
tt.so At nc tar tnn scr e,tco sa 10 ~ W's.s
I il RI hi fchF Delaware coa toSe's"o ~ >'"'
1 kep at Csc.
, 1875-07-31

2tec70E IFSp01t6 d 1k8 tHF4d18 1F!dRH3'
Raa7 Hunox. l1,ch., July 6.-Pu.xp Doxx-
Props Newbursh. William Cove, ssrantA. Esry Z.
Robertson, swallov. Fpxsxt City aud oonsort D. ii.
Wusoa and COMFORT P1stre ssaso and bsrgus 0taagov
aud haggest Concord hnd bargcs; schoonnrs Emn1s
d H,tehtnson, PrIds ot Amerias TsJior, Acorn, Ro-
gina, st. Ans;1ew, L. G.. Larnei, Asather Be.s, 5ohn
nreedon, a1chlgnn. thistle, Gar, L. q. Woodruff,
Emerald, John 7. Mott, Hhsndon. Hay Elizabeth.
UR-Prope Annie Smith. Sovereign, John prtdgeon.
Jr, salna and cousost, Tntto And eonsor Cotanber-
~ and barges Hchr1 William Ornndy Amerara, O. r.
ifovoss, Thotass Sheldon, j. Il. MmIail, Faya.ta
Brown. John Koldsrhouso, bonaldAou, 1f1bokSn-
MIxn-Noftheaat, (eeah. il
srssshfy evening, whore she will he provided with hct
7Rgng, She viii b. sesdJ to nail In 1bout ten days.
Tia s"g Niagara ia coming down Lake Huron with
large raft Of logp, which Ia balj3 broken up.
, 1875-07-31

MANHOOD HD6T0HHD.
4 vtetm u 5patbtu! fsaesadsao.. s.n.{nE psHa.sre
Ssp.s Fu.aeG. hAs Ganl : ai.apls ss1f1uIo shssh ~
viii ard (Iss t0 h4 fellow AdltsAa ~ d
1EEVkA u NAkaA34t.. n. Z.
, 1875-07-31

MlsCElLhMEoua-
Ths dr<tgtna Of hcnoshA hsrt1r will b Hnishe1
this wect Ths cut Ia 90 feat vk!s and ID ee& decp&
Tho tux Ntagasa carne down Late Huron yesterday
With largo raft Of lnea, which ~1s badly broken up
....The new sohr 1zzts l.. Law lowed to Detroit
from Port Huron ThursaAy evening, where sno ~1ll
te provided with htf rigging. 8ha Will bo
rasay 70 sAil In shout ten lays.... Early
Monday morning tAa tug Watas was diecoveFsd to bs
"a ne, and, before the flames could b gotten xnder
conlrc1. htr woodwork was all burned of. Damage 10
thn bosk about IL s0 no INSURANCE, .BaJs tho Lay
laJ 7rtbaa4: "Tbe baress Googgto KEy. II, 4 Cham
bc:la, aud L. T.. dsa wna fro<a to foot OF water,
s aground OH Saturday abo1c the sallroad hridgo II
AknAw. whete they rralinrd until lsat evening" xLsn
the tiorth wiad n!sed tas watcr foot stl released
WITH ita socs, u feat Ut water, xhors Tho rst two
nAnel bsrg. brought UP and wheru they are likely tn
ss soa4 l. s * IT, ss s bound
oltaso. TIA n.nasa y ls.ns hers loaded w..t.ss
" nHa 49, s.pt9 E xss. 1 besS to ts'at I'LL Il tees
tssss,;. Ess':,s ~, '''ts: H., A.s 10 :enr jss
i y ot '4s ss.. 4.<Astse4 On :. od:sss dss5ss
sso:n: m ~ r.. ws.; h. ~ .a:s trS Nw.4ty.
IL 4 shs.s !. c sa ass1tSa
u. rosdo a,m..<,s,sst a buoy q ths soop Dol.
day or aso sinco 81 Adams street landing occsalon.
tng q"a 4ettots collision. 1u ss4cuirs h.z bslox
sleak md intaanB hsr shs hid to L. hsuisd .1 s
ono tstu arysk e, 70 *y,sa; htr from sinking d.
A.mass dono hAs haa.VsAs. IL. si1I rscMira ~
ttanchIons ard genera! oysrhaulins and ssrsartns'
especially iatss stern. Tb@ work u putting hrt in
tATs, Il Mus tnws ary~lock. 9ho Bo.Ft IF ;}ear
writer's ci1m that they ara not liable for III aInsaas
I'D ste W. heavy ~. sstns u In u, ise .e1 as
sA.t" ' "''1
DISASTER.
, 1875-07-31
NO pAYtl ILL., IAC[l14,

9HU 6UUTH ULANNsEI.I VdA00UOt
MAy b. soasusd personally OF b. A frog of ehar8e.
Ill ehruuts Of nervous dissasss. Dr. J. hHAHntas
4uI i.4i1an in tho e{ xhu warrants cures " ~ pay
Otace hours, 9& u y. M aan1&fs fFnu . 10 u.
nTO rAY UNrII, clIlaED-DA SHIP, 17o VAN
~ Nurep-st, nsar Clark. txsaty-ota se*ts et-
psrlenee, iusy bu consulted psssousaly Or ~ nail
{Exa ot chstxe cu ali ctsone. rliTats aud pesroua
disssxes uf both se4rs. Special attention paid TO
!ensle diseases auI dEtsullit. Dr. ahtppls re ony
tA{rnf n currd AnIicinoa 8enk 10 any addrcss.
3niIants treated Il dist&uca " mall.
, 1875-07-31


Apse~ut bs+paeA 70 TAs Chtcaqa 7rannt.
LA8AI1x, ILL.,, July 30.-No movetnont by Hver.
Prop T. g. Good, Of tho Merchants' Line. bent
her bhtlt her list trip up, and wehs into
It poru for repairs. she will hsr place in tho
lns aext Tueslsy evening. starting for Chicago.
pAnsEn fx1o CANAt,-EothtuE.
Passed Our-C%uakbosts oo.nnnsros, with fence
poets, sor LsB&lle, and lumber for Henry 6sneoa,
With lnlnt sr for 1Aoon. -...-
Thirteen foot of watae ths mItFeAtl Of Lock Is,
- es.ssosdlhasy depsA for ualAsWnsaes.
WINp-East. ... -.-.
DnIpozronr, July y30.-Ann1Ykp-K Elizabeth. rAba1le.
500 bn ctEs,; rrop chlna Lasac. 1sd empty brls
800 III corp, 1900 bM oats: y. r. Wf1abt Morris,
b0o bu corn. 0o bu oats; shamrock. Lacon, 2t1oo
ba w!leat, 1880 tu sofn- ...
OLxtaEn-F1nt National. Toilet. 81 N lumber
dFacia arswo!d, Mnoaka 2s1 NJ shng!ef, 100 N tath
q, f,es6 Il lnmbes, 80 N ialh Moutauk, Locfpost,
As0 b corn Omaha. Morris, %. loU II lumber l,9od
Psts Ropaia osws = xSs ,"mss otst e. T. t2ss
Hmbeei North etsr. Joliet, 81, ,ads Il lumber.
, 1875-07-31

TTl1uLASD MILITARY ACADEMY.
I'll WORCESTER, MASS.,
lraIatcs youns 1nen fur CnmIneteiel LsetaEy. ana
Scientific rut,uIu. q. b. METoALf, a. 3D., 6ups.
WEST END INkTlTI.TE, NRa 3. l., CtpY.
W FHnsp4l. Nav llAFou, eInn. hehd rot ftrcalars
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-26
ku1lGE TO ilEh-HUiDsrS.

IN ailrersors holding CT claiming liens under
the Provisions of an Act passed by the Iegisls-
ture of Nevada, snii led AN Act 10 secure liens
to mechanics and others. and to IT peal all o her
Acts in relation thtreto." approved March 2.
1875. on = Certain house or structure bel, ngiEg
to DANIEL G. COKBETT. and tho premises
surrounding the same. situate in the County of
Ormsby and State Of Nevada, on lots S, 4. 56,7
amt $, IN block sixty six t66i Mussers division
of Carson City Opposite the Q. =. Mat, TO be
and appear in the Justices Court, Carson Town
ship, County and State aforesaid, before c. A.
Witherell, Justice OF the Peace, in and Tor said
township. on the
Goth day Of June, A. D. 1875,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, and to exhibit tken and
there the proof OF their said liens.
ieh-oswa~ j. :. DIChSO,s i co.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-26
|pHu ABEL PHlA Ornamental IRON WORKS
ROBERT WOOD a, CO..
No. 1896 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
MANUFACTURERS

Fountains, Vases, Statury,
vERANDABS.
SUMMER HOUSES, AkDoRS,
CHAIRS, SETTLES, ETC., ETC.
Cast L Wrought Iron Ratings,
For Public Buildings, and Squares,
Cemetery Lots, Garden Fences. Bal
comics, Roof Crossings, &C., in great
variety of Patterns.
LAMP POSTS,
For fronts of Public Buildings, Ho-
tells and City Streets, of Plate and
Eiabo' ate Designs. New and I'M
proved styles in great vari ty.
STABLE FITTINGS,
OF Cast and Wrought Iron Of New
and Improved Styles, such IS Hay
Racks, Stall Divisions, Managers,
Harness Brackets, Cutters, Traps,
yentilators, &c. &c.
WIRENORK
OF every descrip ion, Wire Guards
Of CRIMPxD WIRE, Galvanize or
Painted. PATENT CHAIRS. WITH
FOLDING SEAT for Opera Horses.
Theatres, Concert Halls and Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USES. A very large
ass rtr-ent of Designs expressly for
this purpose. Estimates and Designs
sent on application, stating the kind Of
,cork desired. Jeio-om
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

CLERKS OF DISTRICT COURTS NOT CITY OFFICERS
RESPONSIBILITY or STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUNICIPAL PROP
ERTY.
Among the decisions recently rendered by
the General Term OF the Supreme Court in the
case John Whitmore, clerk OF the District Court
for the Third Judicial District OF this city Ills salary was
fixed prior to 1873 ut 5000 per annun. Under the
law OF 1873 appointing a Board OF Estimate this
city. that Board cut down his salary to $500. He sued
for the difference and recovered verdict subject to
the opinion OF the General Term The question involved
was whether the Office held by the plaintiff city
Office being conceded that the Board of Estimate had
no power any except city Offices The Supreme
Court General Term, Judge Davis giving the opinion
hold that the District Courts and their officers form part
Of judiciary system of the State and their justices
and officers local officers II the city and county
Judgment for the plaintiff ia therefore ordered 4. H.
Fancher argued the case for plaintiffs d. j. Dean for the
defendants.
In the suit Of Fitzgerald against the National Steamship
Company the Supreme Court, General Term have ar
frmed the verdict favor Of the plaintiff The suit was
brought by John Fitzgerald All immigrant the steam
ship Greece Of the defendants line for the death OF his
little boy, jig years old. The child, according TO the
proof, drank from tin cup in which the
poisonous mixture used for fumgating the ship had
been placed by tho Health Officers, and died.
The negligence consisted in the stewards leaving it
where the child could get It. The appeal rested on three
points, mainly that Of excessive damages On that
point Judge Davis says: The pecunary loss to the
next Of kim which lie the rule prescribed by the statute.
is incapable in such OF exact computation. 1he
Jury consider the probabilities and contingencies
IL IL not regretted N fully compensatory damages
within the statute shall have the effect Ia remind the
carriers Of OF their full legal obligation toward
fhe steerage passengers who for the time being IN
their CHARGE Horace Barnard appeared for plaintiff
John Chetwood for the defendants.
In the supreme Court General Term the judgment at
Circuit Diminishing the complaint OF William Nelson.
r. against the city has been affirmed The suit was on
contract made By Tweed, az Commissioner Of Public
Works and successor " the Croton Aqueduct Depart
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CIVIL NOTES.

In March, 1868, the Government seized the
tobacco factory OF C. H. en;hal the ground that De
had defrauded the by manufacturing and selling
tobacco in violation of the VI March B. 1868. The to-
bacco found in the factory valued a about SlOoOoo
and in APRIL ISL suit brought IN The United states
District Court for It's condemnation ana forfeiture Alter
"A long trial which very fully reported ia TIE iRls
I->t The iIry found verdict for the Government ana
the tobacco was declared forfeited. Mr. Norris, Oh con
sci for Liienn1l, then filed petition for the remission
of he forfeiture the ground that 1t dd not appear
from the evidence that h- client intended 10 drrad the
revenue Argument he question oil nteut was BEGUN
Yesterday IN the United States District Court before
ugr Batcbfurd. Assistant AttJrne! -GcLCrdl siHOis
appeared for the Government
In the case of Peter Somers against Patrick
C. Meade Judge Robinson decides that when a notice o
Mechanics lien filed prior 10 July J. 49," tic len o.
may pursue his remedy under the act of 1863 The ac
Of 1879 which went into effect July l. among other al
teratons OF the Lien law provided that proceedings for
their foreclosure should be begun by summons ana COM
plant and proceed as foreclosures Of mortgages soaer
filed his lieu in June and began proct edgs III July 70
foleclnse il by notice under the law OF 1903 Tie De
PENDANT Obec ted that he should have proceeded Under
tho law OF 1919. judge Robinson holds that ibe sa ne
CLAUSE as to Lens ed under the old Law SAttn0s ~ tie
mode OF fOreclOsng such liens.
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him, from which refreshments were supplied every
two hours or co. at first hot coffee and roast beef,
then ale and beef and sfterward-of all things IN
this world-cod liver oil His strength was good all
through, and when he got on board the lugger ne
declared he was quito warm. He wore no dress OF
any kind so that his experiment has an interest OF
kind different from Capt. Boytons. His speed seems
to have varied from three miles to one mile an hour,
and he believes that had the remained smooth no
might have reached Cape Grisnez. But for the cur
rents there is doubt at all the feat could be DONE
Capt Webbe has before this shown himself able to
remain in the water long enough to swim "a miles,
lie to try again, and don't see why he
should not. The Channel is not always the stormy
place it is commonly represented to be. Aperfecty
smooth day may be had by waiting.
Mr.. Brownings new poem will, according 70 me
Athenoam DO out in October and will treat OK the
effect produced on the mind by the sudden loss OF
fortune. The same journal makes an announcement
of special interest to Americans; that Mr. W. Fraser
Rae is engaged upon work to be entitled George
Washington: the American Opposition to George
the Third which will contain the results OF re-
search among official and other documents which
have not been examined by any writer on the Revo-
Iutionary War; and which is designed to form COM
plement to his wilkes, Sheridan, Fox the Oppo-
sition under George the Third" Mr.. Rae does not
thing new about the Revolutionary period will be
valuable, and. in the hands of SO good writer, IS
sure to be interesting q. W. 5.