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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29
A BIunder Averted.

If the caucus proposition to repeal the
two-thirds rule and prohibit the Speaker
from recognizing dilatory motions had
carried on Tuesday in Congress, it would
have opened Pandora's box from which
would have issued mischief beyond pres
ent conception. Every true Republican
in the country, therefore, owes a debt of
gratitude TO the party men who voted
against the motion, among whom we
recognize the names of Foster and John
@. Smith. of the Ohio delegation. So far
from characterizing their vote on this
measure as an indication of a new party
movement on their part, they are entitled
10 the credit OF having saved the Repub-
ncan party not only from a grieVous
wrong, but from policy that might have
been fatal to its existence
We say that the proposition was wrong
in itself, and for these reasons. If was an
effort to silence the minority, and entirely
remove what experience has taught m he
q healthful and necessary check upon rash
legislation. Had the new rule been adon-
ted, it would have opened the way for the
the easy passage of all the corrupt and
desperately jobs now before Congress. The
very head and front of the new move
ment was Mr. Cessna, of Pennsylvania,
VINO Is BLanQlng advocate OF the C00r-
penning claim. Had his proposed rule
been adopted, there is little doubt but he
would spring his rotton old claim upon
Congress during its closing hours. Other
measures, equally corrupt, would have
then had fair show in Congress. The
old ChoctaW claim, giving away nearly
100000 when it is doubtful whether a |
single dollar should be appropriated, |
would probably have gone through, es-
pecially as it is said that 81 900, 900 lobby |
money has been pledged in case the claim |
is allowed this session. Mr.. Tom Scott |
could then have carried through bis enor- |
nous subsidy with a hurrah. and the /
country would there6y have been loaded
down with q job ten times worse than Pa.
cifio Mail, which has now become SO in.
famous. The huge party blunder of an.
for the army for two wears 10
come would also have been feasible under
the proposed change. These are the
more notable jobs whose passage would
be rendered easy by change of the rules
!eut, In addition TO these, mass of private
Ssteels" would have been facilitated. and
nroS r%o SoS going Republican Congress would
bIy wbich have left the party record
defsst % " im19dd Ia9o have led inevitably to its
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29
$4,000

List of Patents issued from the Q. s. Pat
ent once to Onion Inventors, for the week end
ing Dec. cath, 1875, and each bearing that date,
furnished this paper BY Cox Cox, Solicitors of
Patents, Washington, D. C.
Centre Pinion for Watches-D. Green,
Delaware.
Grape Mills-W. Waterford.
Harness Liquid Blackiug-J. A. Sel-
ton, Cleveland.
Harvesting Mschines-J. F. Seiberling,
Akron.
Car Coupllngs-J. h. Wlehl, Cincinna-
ii
Machine for Cutting and Sitting Lead
W. A. L. KIRK, Hamilton, 3 patents.
Spark Extinguishers for Engines-A.
Smith & ]. Helmkee, Bellevue.
Tongue Ring for Neck Yokes-S. D.
Bingham, Maumee.
Baking OEens-J. N. Case, Athens.
Car Ventilators-F. N. Clarke, Well
ingtoD-
Iron Fences-B. A. Devoe & W. l..
Walker, Kenton.
Car COuplings-L. c. Eaton, Doyles-
town.
Car COuplings-E. A. Clifford. Cleve-
land.
FiIters-H. Halick 6 H. Voegle, Mans
field.
Scroll Saving Machines--J. Hird, Gin
cinnati.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29

Garibaldi was received with az ovation
in Rome last Saturday. No wonder lib
Grated Rome owes much to him. But
there was a time when the appearance
of the old Republican chief in the streets
of Rome would have been the signal for
a riot, if not of revolution. The differ
ence IS that Victor Emanuel reigns in
the Eternal City instead of Plus.
Irwin, who refused to submit to the
examination of the Congressional COM
mittee, weakened, after few days expe-
rience in limbo. and has since made a
clean breast of the bribery and cor
ruption business, as far as he is connect
ed with it. According TO his testim onY,
Pacific Mail funds were distributed as
follows-$I50,00 going TO himself:
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29
BUSINESS

is as dull as dull can be in most lines,
though why, it would puzzle the oldest
man TO explain. The country is full of
money, and the city banks are packed
with it. One would suppose that with
plenty of money people would buy as
many coats, bonnets, boots and shoes as
eyer, and they would drink as much tea
and coffee as ever but they don't and
consequently business is dull. There are
no country merchants in the city, and ev-
erything is blue Well, 1t must revive
sometime, and the business men are wait
ing and hoping. May the change come
soon. PIETRo,
New York. Jan. 81. 1875.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29

vs.. divorce.
Horace Sturgis, Oft.
THE said defendent, Horace Stur-
l. gis, will take notice that on the 21st day Of
January A D. 1875, the said plaintiff fled her Pc
tition in the Court OF Common Pleas. charging the
said defendent with. wilful absence for more than
III rec years last past and also with adultery and
asking that she may be divorced from said defend
ent.
Said petition will stand for hearing atthe next
term of said Court.
Ashtabula. Jan. 21st, A. D. 1875. 6t14O7
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29
Executor,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed and quail
fed Executor of the last will and testament of
Catlin S. Harmon, late of KingsVille, Ashtabuls
county. deceased. O. H FITCH.
Ashtabula, Jan. 12 1875. 3t13O6
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29

many that have reduced the prices on
during week. would be sufficient the importance to
buyers of DRY GOODS of the
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29

spnrgeon declines to lecture in Ameri.
% where good cigars cost sO:muOh,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29
Real Estate for Sale

4 SMALL FARM, containing
IA about Sc acres of Excellent land, situated on
the middle road, ~ miles N. E. of Ashtabula vii
lage Seven acres or woodland; fine orchard Of
grated fruit-12O trees a new ~ story house
good barn and corn house. Terms easy.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29

A New and very fine two-stoIy Brick Dwelling.
pleasantly located on Camp street, within min
sc; all nicely finished. A very desirable resi-
dence.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet SO searching
as to effeetuaIly purge out the great cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of ScrOfula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, TumOrs, BIOtcheS,
BOiIS, PimpleS, PuStuleS, Sores, st.
AnthOny'S Fire, Rose or Erysipe-
has, letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, RingWOrm, and internal Ul-
ceratiOns of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. 1t also cures other COM
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
STA, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrhOea, when they are manifesta-
tions of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless Ian
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed Vigor and new lease of
life.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29

Small Farm Of 81 acres Of excellent land, sit
uated in the N. E. part of Plymouth township. on
the road from Kingsville to Jefferson. Soil most
ly gravel well watered; acres timber; acres
OF orcharding; good new house and two new
barns. This is q very desirable property and can
be bought cheap.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29

Two small New Houses on Griswold street, near
the L. s. & NJ. S. round house. These houses are
well built and favorably located TO accommodate
business at the harbor, the depot or the village
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29

An excellent Stock Farm, containing 1S5 acres
of land; Situated on the Austinburg road, about
miles from Ashtabula. A good house, two barns
and other out-buildngs in good condition. Terms
easy.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29
Hamburg Edgings F!

just largest
tabua know that selling these Goods
cheaper than any other sell the same Gooda
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29

Also, Lot, or lots, containing ABOUT TWO acres
of lard on the corner of Camp and Bond streets,
and lying across the A, Y. q P. r. r. first
class location for manufacturing purposes.
Also SIX vacant lots on Gary street very con-
venient TO Main street and the central part of the
town.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29

Seven Vacant Lots on Humphrey street, at the
junction of the railroads, and near the depot of
the A, Y. & P. These lots are unsurpassed in
eligibility for manufacturing purposes, and viii
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29
THE NEKS N BRIEF.

The death of the young Emperor of
China, is reported.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-01-29
KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES.

we have Just opened lot of Kids Coo at ou old
prce-$10 co. We will give glove that even superior to
our last lot We know that these gloves $lI.oO
dozen, god TO land in this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-11

the Ayeune Method copai Cbrch TIT.
i,r III lens ~ b the j,l ton but icr he s,"s Il
+ ' ,.e g" nj on Ss% ' a. SS cop s1 cSa IA. ID
been With notice o sc. an aeatop Pop 81 Dun
orler,i. M IaDduno Isriev The Mayorapll cioD
rSa Ardssi Of siseic~ should be II ore,
Saogd os lGT Az 5c sa 81 + M g on %" se a1 To-.
orf or for arr, /. asked for u uDycrhe In " iii"r II
ns s @ri D %e ~ s 20 isrs "a
Mheeer agi whoeer-Dri'r psni.d Laysid sgt Si..sis
M 81 a. ,o 'f hai - me efforts have made ed
hat hs a;ndait !, sGict agihr or o, pae
lion ~ The matter Of souib"ell ihe oi"si Ids b"t DSs
W DIE Barrrli-schpabe ag,. Ne'i.r Moaon O.. eeo "a
dri m with so eo-' a. leave to rev upon ,FF tod aI~rs
dpnici XIII 10 sI- snih Nao al Bs1k s-t G. ago .ni
Alton lailr9ad Smbay,i;SiEn st=n , 10 9I ~
onaI en- lion and ave rnam ned acts 10
els Is by aei,cn Tb To- rou'i thrar,
'i Of rri,rrc cn6rnod ard ofier erait;d ~ am .
Miller asi re;ilri pIopEs' by us llanrT
t,fer hl.i.on 80. -. ntfh 40 c,,ts All be- 80
0G,-I.,r connrpd and o'er granted 1nt wttoat co-ts
4 ths aP ha lesct tie fra fe 81, a. lhs ~
ly payment which Is Hsde tirk az 60.
rnn 81 a h'o oco Of oa % NIX. more oenrs and
AN ,"n and u" ne " r-sf b. G.n.ri WIN 80
vi ken agi. CranDr-Iho SHERIFF NJ Council oerisiny
aci'i r"gshout 80 lfop,I mann ana i,S -, y, 20
nm, 10" mot nuai DE '.i s With 10 css NIL o'd
Itr =, gnt Of al al "cn male ire n
., nl 81 u ate as 81 err y,m ", 1 n - 10 ras
stay Eui - scnons arss 'hoil1 10 H.u} ~,
'rs-eNanincd before rrd arJniicaii9o. Let y.
ros i, t to a fa 70 tax hs s ~ TOO. ShdS bay 10
oared by dd'r ste. and 70 report WIN hi, o iaoa
ithcr way Jusiiiy rs di'ps 'on nIon a.ats s"ne
can he s,ci by naiIn ard ne acis mon olh
s d u 9 a TGP S o 10 5 i trooi q H. -
scr MP the r't chr sira'i NO" ,F'h az ahn % 10
ays uocr ugOn hs coming ia Of hi- report ~arn'an at
~ Fore" 1"t % Tor IN. ana r. tc'y;f li4a al.
uiing "nnHy.ln takine up ms case Tor eHsni aon,
r,' be- r ds.ol,rt W. obtained are not sab"i'eL
nn ,L ire sn Is o ID be ,c9, 20 ,hsi a"y %;
u. essily tbs iast slgesiion sf's t. ne dienaht,
az ,r,r INV a. r. ~ which wn- affirmed Al ~pcc,L
'r,rn osic,diy The orsi had tsIninals'i lsIt
10, ut ~. iri WI ort aoa. :, clous $50 ami lof q,
y c,s 1a, BE- r M SS Is S S rr,r.
iCi riral - mem .r 4 ir nm ~ $50 ro'.
Fndnes AMI d'' re- s.'td a,d .S,e G'.n,y 80
Car9' S5gle Ct s az. AZ ~ a a, r., a. ii
isi Crs4 town L. Cont isnt dimiserd Win ost-
aa,. ral lies seSns wacine Co j"irm'ni -
pain,s BS,tiT.Tth sst r. ysy ~
Rruncr at Mccs.-FipilnG 81 tleiseyeD7on ag' Lly:
t ESr ~ T. see onon Mcie as Herman len
nett at. Cohen ct al-MsDorauduhs t'T counsel
Superior 'Out-Geporai Term- }y Ch.ef-jr>tice
alrme,i opinion By Mone h. J. sprr. J.. di,,'nting
sr.ai 7T7o, by cni~tu-rie~ Mcneil Duryec at, Jones'
besides statutory allowance unisr sec 0s Is quit" -ub
~ Iud,e Ven vor.,Thc Tribune association Smith
The defendant j. mstsr IN Ia Surprising u 20 BE- mau ~
nk This proe. east tor stay lets ast lhn -
~ jude Car'isv fireman at. The Remington Sewing
Machine Company.-oricr s"ted
common P'tee-Speciai! 1erm-Ry Judge Low "a
cassidy Ui children a arltsl 10 Iialti,L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-11

minutes notice Ia empty their mnsh-tuiS ana liquors
into the sewers Of ~ Louis and this operation has
been necessary only few times. as they are gen.
orally advised hours and days ID advance OF tho
coming df tho officers.
Among the boldest methods discovered wcro, IN
few cases. whore certain lots of spirits fax-paid we're
taken to roctiGcrs and dumped. and the barrels
then taken directly back TO the distillcry with the
stamps unbrokcn and filed again ard drnp'h the
second time within two days. The dumping papers
of these two transactions. with tho Same serial mum
beers on the stamps md packages were filed only
two DAYS anart in the Collectors office, and yet they
were allowed 10 escape all official examination.
Some cases were found where certain lots were
dumrcd and thon reGlled and sent to another rccii-
fcr's in the city and dumped again, and the papers
Gled with The Collector would have shown the dupli-
cation unon the most casual examination
THE LATEST METHOD DISCOVERED.
The last and ono Of the most prolific methods OF
frond brought 10 light by this investigation re-
mains 10 I've mentioned. Through collnsion with the
revenue officers. these ST. Louis disior- have been
allowed 10 ship generally double and often treble
tbe ouan,ity Il spirits entered the stub Of Che
stomn. The stab hoo,s of al whisky stamps issucd
are returned TO TIE Office Of Internal Revenue here
Acomparison Of some of these books with tine trans
cripts of shipments received IN new-l0Tk dlsclOseu
this rick and q. brief examination also disclosed fho
f,ct that it had been practced to an enormous OK
tent. 4 few sample transactions of only tw" ~.
Jouis houses taken al random from the records VIII
illustrate the matter
The following shipments Of 5o-hnrrel lots were
made in ono month hy Bevis, Frazer q Go. oil
St. Louis 10 William Biicc 81 Co, Philadelphia.
The frst column shows the date ito scrond the en-
try on the stub of tho stamp showing the number oil
GALLONS tax WIS paid non and the third the number
Of gallons actually shipped under the stamps uscd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-11
CIVIL. NOTE.

In the case Of Andrew Smith against the
Mayor the Supreme Court. General Term. Judge Danicls
XIV ne the opinion. sustain decision IN favor of the civ
On two different occasions tho water in the sewer In One
nntb-st. backed mp and flooded Sno
plaiuirs Collars. Tho then cleaned ara
nfter thai there was no trouble The first overflow
seemed from the evidence, have been caused by
h.alvy rain Jny L. 1872. by which large amount ~
sand was washed INFO tie sewer. inns ObSlucuuS IL ana
the second overflow occurred before the sa2d MS
removed. The Court holds thai ~ thrrt was no I'M
prOuer CONSTRUCTS or tic sewers and tic cause Oh Tie
0yc.tow xas enc %! which the defendants could have
had in time Tor s removal there was no mtg
.nce for which the city could III held liable. Henry
P.rsons Appeared for Tie painlT: e. T. Miller for tie
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-11
DECISION5-MkY 10,

Supreme Court Chdmbcrs--By Judge Lawrence
lee lasie-i mnh LA alat IN. as n 1 ION TI W
na for cory Of 'be sc.ut Dnt a. "bia"ei an 1r, cs
Lon as uo ced The The adeont may lead 70 IN
Amendment the Defendant ans"e and do u"t nus ;it
rSi To ann nj can be cn on by Se,,nS a exc. SOU 81 &c
time to serve Tie account %l', w. , ~, - 9
oenied wnh"ni o'ss ktran sg beaver eiaih' 81 ~
mu more man an hour to ny s' ta SStoa T'' va"
ogt Q ss 11igs rsL MSr ~ he 0gI 'ityp T. s II
aud plaintiffs arr allowed to istni,He ol p'!a"a:
ILL., a." , 70 is,s cuS On sS, ai CiIcit eli % or r nj Il
case s@t 1om u i,r trial Tor Tie Iih sciI,reei. 20 ,r,h
South airOar Co,any c.nnt "i us" II cA"e
,nrrcforr bold thai bones IN royG
i t s M' n Ind he d,aon MON The
tons questions put 10 tho ~ins' mdrk',, uO He
mar lin OF the paE9 opp"a'g L? each o, tho ",!"r
stoud be referred, nnd'r the ani!tiiy OF Nonh -
LairAy t5s ~ ~ SSo U,t Zee r TO 'at IN, 49, v
Of tie ,arlen r F ch%rrh /" the =, g%.r Of lc@G'a;
lnsraasr Company Cpan %, d &c az ~ a y IL ,s c
emeHmstnne 10 c1sed by the lainr aihaa ou
the notion the apparent nrfet 81 ne r3:na IA
non Is drne without costs vr To IL cfo inns u
new TIE G aTs m S"r Of july ,o at coaS
Il am satisfied s "i ,h VIA mo We 70 r,s s ~ c, ,s.
on the 81 ecia circuit Calendar IL ,lscpio wt"ul c;s
cn,a con ee LAIN. n,. be- ,irSc wiin costs I'll iaG
ssss, % way Of sup ut All iS S @ @s :. Of % . e S
The or ginal complaint This no b" 'c ." do
II ISan an. s o r. ga A" he ser Of c an
the itiun rUit lo have been Nettu be-
frr a Master Chanc, u I'll Stale of New J1s'J bat
there no rntate the seal Of IL ih ON
i-rrd To IN the act II ~ lchni 1873 Laws 81 i6Oo
speclfyug the rai MAST Clalcty Al the ar 0
taking afa,s duly shoIi III 10 taxi the rnlnc etc.
The qliresiso i said act ~ 1" III ah,nica
Of aAayits tai ~ soothr state compiea nih 50
also l3u, p. .ii. and H. ~ p Si. idDunhs y Az
Ireuilrl BODth.- NJ emOfnudunL hiGssr sEL ,ctiS
ii, this morton these grounds: trrt II tao
Judgment VIII Iluied by the feeuaani ~ bar " The
"a 10 make no m
enn. aud certain Sscond II II II not bar. ili'n the
romoy of the plaintiff by d.murrrr Ihlr Inc ais~e -
Fourth IL IA not clearly irlN0 or ~
Ia sutorze the granting Of Judgment op that ground "ai%
fielder ag MycIs-ILo mOiIDu Ia pa,s Ia. Cause oi o
special clIcuit calendar u without costs Holm AT Coz
ztns.1e affidavit vi Mr.. South Ia the seiNi,f oi t"ow
the defendants IL uny.rh AMI the isnig OF c .ccioo
deferred uni The omiSslnb Sulphoi Nsod agt
motion srile out tOrilD Oi e answer
rley redundant In 1euo, with costs OF motion tiit
Insurance Company ag. hsTrr-i rrl con
strained a. these notions Ia strike out the DEFENDANTS
the authority of the OF Ms lnd AIT
Tyrer IS y. 2Sl aud 2si and Ih0npsnn AIT The Ire
Hallway Company Is r. v, 4'S az? TIE noons are NE re-
fore denied but without cnsts And direct Tat Tie original
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-11

A curious ease was decided in the
Marine Cont. Part |. yesterday, bciOr idgo Gross and
"a Jury rs was that of baurice CALVIN against L,e
o ranic Steam Navigation Company, ana ahccTs the
question Of assigning passage tickets On ocean steam
ships The plant states that he purchased, IN Dee'
Der last from runner of the White Star Line "A; queens
TOWN a passage tsAct. which sold 10 lin at a
dHcad ratio because 1t had boon previously SSuol I" on
Timothy Mccarthy. CALVIN sailed on the steamship
Battle putting ns ba gga" Trunk and vase IN charge
the ships officer On the air'M al ue VI 'cI
NJ itis port, tho ,ai-c missing. iEe
present ac, ION was tlcreupOn brought 10 ieco>el
its value slated mt tl+S - The decnant' sought to
INT ~ -, ,nce iirkc which they alleged that lie
piniiu iad Travelled, Ordor to take acN vantage II Tie
Transferable" clause IN H. but tho evidence WAS "a
cu,l,l ground nat The iiCkct Wah nor sauicChy
identified Defendants counsel then moved for dis
ms>. of tIc complaint the UllO"i ng gIUhn's iDe'
tine want IisdiutOn o. the Court the action bot beng
fnnndr,! u,pn II contract "m'le. cX"cuiet ~ drF"teI
wtbIntnisSlate SesSOn lAwsoi ~, VOL crap OBJ
second action tins nOtIic could not nhler the
az ti>inis he sustained agast Or,lEn coipo:hii' u o
the evidence 81 tie planu alone. Tie Count. however
denied notion holding u the nrst point tat IN:
breach contract being up1n the arrival ot ihe VI SS'
here Court acquired in ION Tie Jury returned
u verdict Tor the paini.n Tor tho luli amount cla4co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-11
FATAL ACCIDENTS ON TIE EAST RIVER.

Early yesterday morning two men hired n
boat at The toot OF west Tlrtyfoi-st and started mp
the river soon afterward alarm was give that bo
boat Lad upset Boas were manned and every possible
eort made 20 rescue the but without success
W la late hour last night tie bodies had not been re-
covered. IL ascertlined that the Johp and
FrCdoii X Kissoli.
On sunday afternoon the stcamcr Syracuse, while
opposite Pier No g. r.. Il, ran down rowhOat contain
Ing two men, named Richard Brown ani John
IIny, living at No. 81 Norfolk-st. The boat was
upset. and Brown. being poor swimmer. was
drowno Hail! prUruicd t.e arrest Oi john H. Brndo~.
the plot Of the Syracuse Io brought before Justice
OtterbouTg, at the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday.
charged with criminal rccklessncss The afidasits of
several persons who Witnessed the accident went Ia show
that. TAR BRANDON WAS concerned w0s unavOida-
bio Iaily himself testified that Brown had be oars at
the time and had lac be-, good OniHnun be had plenty
nir n which Ia the boat out of the course uf the
siruir judge OtrTbourr took the papers. announcing
10 q b, would Send them 10 the Distrct-Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-11


In ,cw Of other undetermined claims against me rs
tate the Tax Commissioners rrdncn tho iiKahle sm"t
500 COO THO adm ustrator Appealed to tie supreme
Court General Term. and that Court a. peal decided
tLat the Commissioners wrong In the principle OH
which they assees, d. The Quicksilver Company. beng
n Ncg-York company. tLor III IT, property II In Caii-
frrnia ule d!rrcty here, md Tie arcs OF III stock
are not taxable in to raio.'s hands Judge Davis who
give, the opinion % the Court continues as follows:
of opinion that ne Commissioners cTrd IN
Including IN their mt Tie si''ks oi COfi
by and under The laws of other SHtr Sicb COZ
IOfa ahl' ANA musi presume, ID re all
scnce o proof hat faxes in tlrr respective Ia me St'us
are duly and collected upoD tn r capital STOCK
pipiorty. The EEK crriitratra IN such GO rpOioh-
h, n ~ nIlviau Is here simple replies ns@ilNS oI
tautal or poUcrty employed in bus moss in ol oi'es'
The titlc Whicd Nt-t- IN ana tontfoDh ny W. "I-
fetal ip.irnn rieItef Ivy and residing IN tiFh Sacs'
Tiey rolroen int,r II Which II 81 may D'c'llc d
n mbishp N he cCu OgiIOn ana cNid nee OF St 10
ar,epaiciu divided profits nd IN tie ultimate n' ne i
or stirllu. after tie layHi'Dt ~ all Gents hhi
Ohigut g! he pOiniio. iLc Stock CFiIi az w.
not Themselves The property, but are cvidi ners Oh ne
lights e e UIcd 10 be pOSs esd. enjoyed, au IN
forced nude. and IN conformity WIN ne rtNs Oi ,,
state wlrh r sfcd n body cOrpo'Hic. The pororfY
the cor OIaivn. whether Ieu OF personal, ia Whch
osc ct tiicite1 Us legal ar equitable n 0ui~ihu
uc moi within this State" which, by me Ethr.hl
sta.e, is the test o taXaDDty bnt somn poFll oi u
WIRE that fact would alcct the a. 'ton now hc0re
- fCr, len, InI'r our statutes. II W0 ~ 'ah"H" ht I"
,uS" is SINS to its Csse-"r on owner. Ou' ho 10
tnr uc.u holders Ol the stock IN the cOrpoIatl'n lhe
CnHnUissiuDtis should. thcItlUIc, Lave cAr""ch thc
sfo,- Of fore atoms, 10y which We mean the COY
i.truti0ns crt.iicd ly ~ q laws q OH Sth'rS.
TIE Court holds fu Their ~ at the Commissioners should
NOS lave deducted SJ4.31o uu "a n,Tr 60 TJcciGe anu
si uld have inquired utn q u Nalir' tr Norm ,'iOh'
hond- Which, bring evidences u liked Indebtedness arc
Ia.