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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
m. or n lomobf bic {npor,e

Sinbe; bas er nun ioUobf bic f4tpar3s
3iobe, rpie ipei6e BGiden trage, lei e.
poridriitsmdbis oeflei6et nnb babe 10
nit poaes Reft gu plaioiren.
Naerbinas fei er bereit, aus Hiidfi4i
fur ben b0ben @eri9tshof, cine ueiBe
0alsbinbe anSulesen, miiiie fi& aber bas
&ett ipabreu, slei9 allen iibrigen 8ir'
germ cine idtparSe ober irgeno iuie ars
bersfarbise Binoe gang nod feinem Be,
lieben 81 trasen. Oase9en replicirte
ipieber Der Siaatsantualt, inoert er er'
tldrte, bab oas 8ssIement aleroinss
ni@t ausbridli9 BON Der Salsbinbe,
ionosrn nur bon ben 8iffden ipre1e,
bas Iei aber elm inb baHelbe, ba anses
nommen fei, ba6 lebteres riir etn Tbeil
Der 8inbe, setuiiiermaBen bic 8erldnse>
rilns berlelben isi. Stab ldnserer Dis
~fuiiion Der beiben Barteien fdlIte enblid
Der @erihtsbof nadfolsenbe Gntideis
orns: pSn @rpdsuns, oaB bas aug
peiBem StoH sefertiste Sdften nur 70
anseieben perben fam, als Oh es nit
Der Salsbinoe Elm @an5eS ausmade unb
baB es bon ieber als cine 8erldugeruug
Der bon ben ridterli1en 8eamten 5l
tragenben Salsbiube betrahtet iporben;
in @rndgung, baB es besbalb iberfliir
fig seweien mare. I'M Reslemeut, nads
benz be 5arbe bes BdffdeuS beitimmt,
aud nod Der Der 5alsbinoe 81 eripdbnen;
in GripGQu1Q enDlid, bar Semnah Serr |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
Cine @anaens6ere.

9us Der ,Staot Der SnteligenSA,
Berlin, erSdblt bas burtise 9aseblatt
folsenoe @eidibte: Sn benz Staottbeile
Dor benz S96nbauier Sbure sebt jest
ules grnites cine @eidihte Inn, pelhe
pom baarltrdubenoiten 4berslduben
seust uno oemnd9it ipohl 81 elHer Der
ieit'amiten @eri1tsperbanolunsen @ns
laB 9eben birfte. Sn Der oortisen &C.
seno itebt ndmGid i6On felt ldnserer
3eit cine alte 5rall, bic periDtftuete
Saubma6er g., in benz Rufe, bas iie in
BON Snietten iiberbduften WObnungeit
oiele Ylase niht etfpa pertilseu, ionbern
our6 sebeime 5albermittel in cine an.
oere, aud stuei uno brei Sduier e%ntfernt
selesene @obnuns uerlesen fam, cine
Broseour, Die in lbreu SOlsen besreifi.
der Beiie fir bic gineu ebenio anses
nehm, als fir Die Inoeren fatal iperben
fam. Ofenbar bate irsenb Semano
aus &a6e - iie b%ebauptet. es tpare elm
uun ihr pesen 5ablunssunfdbisteit an
bic Guft seiebter Sdlatburl6e 9epeieu
-oieie %uniaupere @ei9i6te auf9ebraht;
oieielbe fanb leiber @lauben, uno 10 oft
cine Samilie in Der Nabbaridaft iid
BON Der erpdbnten Sausplase beimse,
iu6t fiblte, iuuroe 5rau 6. berbdbtist,
10 oaB iie iib ni9t mebr auf Der Strase
le5en laien fam, obne bon tb6ridten
Wenlden nit Spott, 6ubn unb Sliihen
periUlgt 81 peroen. @nbli1 am Witts
mod port9er 8o6e, als tie eben bonn
Warfte mad SauIe 5uriidfe9rte uub in
ben 2borfpes treten polte, rib ibr bic
@eoulo. Senn oa ~itii1Ste ibr cine b6ie
Na6b1rin nit srobem Sbimpfen in ben
8es. nanrte lie Die rBau5en '8auberiu,"
ruerH 80. alte Sere," uno bei6uloigte
tie, ibr bic Snleften bonn Metaloreber
Y. III Die 8obnnns sesaubert 5u baben.
Ser Streit Der beioen 5rauen Iofte cine
aroBe Meni6enmenae an unb artete
idlieBli9 in Gbdtlidteiten aus, benen
nur our6 ginareifeu Stpeier poriibers
9ehenoer Sploaten elm Gnoe 9ema1t
tueroen fonnte. 5rau s., bic als bic slis
crit Gnsesriffene cine oide 8eule an Der
Stirn uno elm blaues Nlse %auiSupelIen
bat, notirte bic Hamen Der umitebenoen
3eusen, benn lie mill bemnG6it Dor bic
8eri6tsi branten tre.en, niht I'M bic
poumme S6mieoin" Mores su lehren,
%lonoern I'M pour6 eineu Dffentli6en
Sfanoal" enolid einmal benz oummen
i'm SdDnhauier Gborensiertel
tin gnoe 81 MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
E'sSisf;sSssl.'fadn98

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Dt.sDsH "tul' w aIns ~sa
Ss ,,sst :. MusM
O "A" ivy"
a"ss n.uh WI '" ip'"s
on e.Sr
Mgn Sul' aus'"
@as'As' h'~'su''ub'''sDsn'
,.S..auv.m .ss,-sn.n
~ eSs Sistoei aug MOOT ssrsofsr ?
Oas See1aon'B ~ Stem'lm tneuer spa',
40" uH'H's1 otes n'pl oe 2ooleh.
So tO1eI o'@s ie'nen peusr;
Oo~ n,mml pu DIT e'nen Oouor po5p'
va 0eat Go oeoeuisno l~neaer. ' - gf.
,,, 49,. ~
ano mart tetl Sanosnlaran'sl d
~ aal1 ou sanSlin setpon1enes Sp'eI.
nno flesf Direct tn Den ptrlrlel.
3l3. i.
Oort etebfs tenn orildences w~fcnnpcl,
srs'a G,sIael1ou l@all elf W'amsni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
StebH on eth Ser3.

Siebit bu elm SerD Don 8eb erflqt,
. ihtpeise, iprid fein tr6itsnb Wcri,
OuS 8sio, BON benz Der SaIsn idrint
SheuAt oeine Hebe opd niht fort.
limb iiehit In einem Gluse bu
OeS h6hitsn @.idss belen SAeiu,
., Conn benz pOllen Ser,en Grub!
SaB eS NIT ieiner 8uit ALIEN.
Oenn Of bic Ss.le trib unb bang,
Sb tie In Cuff unb Sreube ihwebt,
Ntht itinnt oeS WorttS rauber Glans
Bum Son, Der uui're Sruit burhtebt.
Drum rlhre nidt an fol6ss Serh
9ab nit iih lslber sS aaetn,
Oas tItite @lid, Der tteiite SAmer,,
sic ircleu betpe einiam lsin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
2nr5 aeiakt.

Sin rethsr Ansrttaner IN 9ariS Idtdtt
'tnet Sirserin eer srpSsu Spsr Elm ,Grt,
I,beS Billet, seitrirben uuf otr &itiettc
elner &antncte. Die Sinseriu ldfslts
bel @mpiauS oisier Sptitaft uno lisB ID,
rln anbeter miincIih UNI @nlIhuloipune
bitten, CAB lie ,bm feline autport ,urid,
9 be, lte babe ttin dbnI,ats Srislpapier in
Ddnreu, we.ce aber Dem Germ gmerita.
ner lehr canttdr iein, lrenn er ibr Elm uoer
,vei bud ron Gem ~ietniscu ,usessn lalisn
Annlln
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
9aS Seste 2%lufhafsru.

ar,t: sd bin gu ipit seruisn, liste
6ruu! Sbr Munn siebt ia te,n 9ebens.
S2iden meht BON iih. SD firhtc, or III
tercltS III bic spiSe Sglisteit einsesau-
sen"
6rau: p0aiien Sc mid NAL nit tom
iprsds: uMurttu! rpcls mer nod Z
Sfndpshs beiitsde2I
0lartin: pOiahe - teene - DUNN.
tstts MID - Ou bait ID bod
- tsineu - nihla
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
Adu6bdu.

Sausberr (oen Maitrc de danse III.
fsnel: W6err 8drr
9dnime,iteT: uSte 6tfehlu7A
Sausheu: uNsir perthsr Serr Bar,
Id isbe SR i6un gum brittsn Waal 6
|sffeu. Dos 1T bod feline Rauisrl sd
babe Sic ntht snsasirt ais 6 I, ion
bern ais G~antbdtl~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
Gin n,er,phreiaer erpprtartifeI,

6rsmosr (siue uu6er 8strieb asiest,
StublaS spsrtidait beiidtissnc): rGs II
beoausrliu. oaB bic Wsieui4aft ~ 9tunct
sius. sic habsn BOD, pts mir berihtei
purcs,. einen bcDsutsuosn Gyport sehabt.
Belhe Sprte BON Stabl ruroe Spmebm'
lid eusssilhrt2"
Wertmeiiter; uOisb Il uht."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13

Tapsrn: ND, mas iinb Sic n slidli'
DIES @eib, eab sic NIT 80 Gents fur n
Mittas6rcb ssuus bubsnl Wsnn Id auf
ben Martst sst', trau&e t& psnisitsns n
DcQar.A EHffs IN
Wiucru. rBie tssreif tn has uur ?
ilnc Gle fohsn BOD 70 stnfahl"
Masern: rSu,-ubsr msin Mann irtbt
bpppsltl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
Srrtbum Z

asartsr; r9ar @itst tat asdeI.
ar,t: r3eissn sic NAL tus Gereptl
(8iett es): sha, Id hate mid bu peri&rte'
beu." lits .s5Ell az e9 f7ss
aranter: nSaits asiebnl St fcn mtr
ueri&reiben, ueri6reibt er ft&!N
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
ni3ie fIuae 46nfe.

Sllmtsn: nsRbe Iants, eufri6tis sss
last, is ndher meme SOdE;t touimt, bsitp
u,ebr centre td mid."
Sdnts: 1weeibt N nniinn! SD FACE Dir
aus Gtfabruns: Sn Der Gle bort isSs Sc
'usroitdt auflA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
@ute Mntwort.

.Wmn Id 70 Haas Siss hdtts ME Sic,
tpirce Id ui&t fit&tsn, auf BEN paps.
rnent aus,uruti Asn,@ naann isin.
Ran&s pente fine an einsrn, pisls absl
am anbereu GnSs Ha6.1-SisIuuf tcnntl
man stn famplss S&afsssi4t istsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
Sur nemen ortbosrapbte.

ausuits: IS ret uu ne WirthituIt nit
BON rpesen bic neue Srthosraptiel SHreibi
mstn @snidhris' Srsintliser 9isbe phus
vG".-ater bet ilbt's M ma MD, Miu.
nstsn; Ut ne Sisbs rhns SIS" lab Id mi,
mid tnl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
HataItr utberoana.

nsie tateu &edi, Mabame Stern, lui.
fen mir bielen lsioisen @esenltuno uno
iprsden mir liebsr BON Der Sausbaltuna,
,um Stiipisl bon ben @dn{en A
propos, mas maht Stre Ep&terp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
0efdu0utk.

SauSfrau: ~Neip, Gouaie, pie Sic tn,
r.er tiibfd frifst finbi! Sic i&einsn pielatf
5hren 3cpf ju taltenl"
Gouatb: rSn per I6at, uteins 9ndbise,
ih mub 8stsbsn, Der Scpf 1T metre
ihtpahe Setts."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
8eartHspertptrruua.

Malsr: nSis winid en- alto In Del ss'
malt III isin, Waboms?4
Dame: nSa ppsll absr, bitts, nshmen
sic ia bas f~sinIte, bamit bls Bib cine
auie 8eleuhtuna erhdlt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
Gbitasotr An,risen.
SSartnen II. 6eimt1tten.

lie beftsu. btItiafeu uno ni6fteu Sorm,
ldnoereien. iurIhe / g. A. ~pertauien iino. fino bic Der
SiouI Gin ~ II YGuI etienbahn im tins
lid IA TiRnttctU uno i'm noroIimea ROMA. lie
reroen sl o'n gun t9nen Beotnaungen berfdrit. bar
HiusinB oes aalt9eloes II mtori9 uno aui gBinitb
MIRO Iauas 3ahllngsinit 8eiudbrt. Adufer erhai,et
trtie etienbahn'abrt. est iet muir elnsu Gent euf
Tin 7 lSoltiaTts lpegeg ogr, ginSelnbeiten ass.Irea,E.
V ieiHei Warner rno @phuurt ositlih asid,ri fcn
etni1tfi, srbali NIT Der ndditeu Bot II NJ On Il ppls
biliae sane. "
SEQ. 1ohIor pber
~ g.. Y 1aplor, 2ano- GommiHar.
lotl5F D Dearborn Sir Gbiceap. Suf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13

bole. unb forbert bic .germnnina. Der
M~fatjfrutor bdt bob Gltenifid nit einens
@riHe. Sd femme ben alten Serrn i@o,t
lanse. Or bat unter iebem Spitefte
treu seoient. Inter Manteuiel ME
rnter efaerspal6S in ter Conflicts. lmt
in Der Beriobnufgs sTIera bat fefie IN
lpirirte Sober bic nsuteA Sade perfo4<
ten. Sect 9enieBt &c bas @nabenbtct
sals "N un, Stpie ,ioq id Iaeen?o Sn
bent seebenjimtmsr III fem Nfdt. tjOn
fbt er einem ebenip alten goIeser
stseniiber. Beibe arbeiten nit BEN
&otbitifte. Sic fabnoen in ben Bldttern
ntif Beleioigtn19en sge8en % 1T
9epte sraoe Gbbe.s sic lsoen ben Motb.
fhit meg unb febeu fi4 ed6nenb an. Sd
ipsis ni&t, rudram ii Sci ibrem aubiids
an S~rieBbarbt un6 2entbolo benfen
muB. sic fteben bod tpabrli1 ni1t Dor
einem leeren S1t Sdilbpad, iOnbern
Dor einem s~eiftpolen &Opfe, aber mir III,
als briidtsn beute sihre Miener einen
9ialos aus, tuie ben folsenben: ~
y $5rie sAa rtt:
Bir pafien auf umionit. gs tpia fi1
Niemanb
Seran beseben unb benz Germ bic Re.
beren5
8ertpeisern, . mar bod iOnit tpieGai@ins
b @ bier;
Sect 1T bic sanae Breffe tpie uerobet,
Seitbem Der 9eHenborf g..
2eutbplb:
Nar i9ledt @efinbel ldBt fi9 iehn unb
idipinst
Inns 5um 0erbienfte bic 3erlumpten
) Miiben,
Bas re4te 2eute finb, Die MAIDEN lieber
Sen tpeiteuBbraien llmtues INN bieS ade,
CHE fie nidt beusten ibren Riiden!
ran \GrieBbarbt: IN
!Sansit n1einl' id i9On, men gutter Sang
s 3u tbun,
9od tuie i'd 5tpei Ulat bas pasqtiQ &c.
leien,
0Q tpdr elm &ansler WfbiDn'S nemeint.
The New York herald., 1876-11-15

possible 70 be produced brief notice. and did
not think. and DO not think now, that am bound 10
prodcce these books. papers and documents Tor gen.
srai inspection.
Mr. Brown moved TO strike latter part OF the
answer as nos responsive apd because u does not np-
pear that tho books called for Tor general nspec
lion
The Register denied the motion and counsel
copied
Q. Was is possible for you TO produce any OF tho
books, &C., called for to- dayg A. Probably not
y Then why did you NOT opsy the subpoena a. far as
you were abley A. The reason Is already given
O. understood you 10 say that you could produce
some ofthem Is that sos A think could have pro-
duccd some OF them
O Then why didn't your A. Because don't think
am bound TO do under that subpoena and further,
bccausel think II my duty as a trustee TO decline
O Decline whats A. To produce the books, or any
Of them, under that subprna; or any OF The papers
Mr. Brown asked that the Register instruct the Wit
ness as TO his duty In obeying that subpoena
With leave OF the Register. the witness stated that
he Is the assignee OF DuncaE Sherman \ Co., and thar
as such assignee ho has whatever books aud papers
that called for In his possession except those no
that he undor bonds OF $o0OOOO Tor
the execution OF rust that such assignee he ~
Involved, from fault OF his own. as pialntin or
defendant in igations Involving large sums
OF money for that he declines 10 produce Tue
books for The general inspection OF anybody; and he
further declines respectfully 10 answer any further
questions the proceedings unless No can nave Tue
beaeuL OF counsel confer in relation thereto, and
until certificate be sent to tho judge upon this
question OF my right, which certificate ask.
Counsel for creditor claimed that It nowhere ap-
pears and point OF fact the witness has not been
called 10 produce any books or papers ior Eenera IN
spection Mr. Brown ready 10 proceed, and, AZ
the witness continued 70 decline to answer asked that
that the further examination stand adjourned Ad-
journed to Monday next, 10 A. II.
The New York herald., 1876-11-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

Cincinnati MISUNDERSTANDING to republican
logic people who voted for Tden in rebellion.
In sending the army South to steal tho States Of
Florida and Louisiana, thes republicans are simply
"pulting down the rebellion"
Buffalo Commerciai:-'Ii no had no other claim to
the nations gratitude General Grant had not saved
the Union from dissolution by his splendid military
services-still the OF President Grant would be
remembered for all time that OF tho great states
man who reconstructed the Union and guided his
country into paths OF peace restored ts financial
credit vindicated its honor and power at home and
abroad, and insisted that the man OF tho peoples
choice should be his SUCCESSOR whether his friend
his foe.n
Columbus (Ga) Enquirer -" The 'hot-bed OF scces-
sion is now entitled 10 another appclason--' Tho
Conservator OF tho Union-'"
II you had only nominated Blaine
General sewell is prominent democratic candidate
for United States Senator from New Jersey.
Florida is the ever-gadng State.
Why not consult DR.. Slade about this thing' Jer-
scyman running for the Legislature was screnaded,
and whic he was making speech, thanking his mid
night constituents for electing him, he received .
despatch saying that the other follow had won.
Rutherford, N. j., went for Hayes.
Jennie June doesnt like little old boys like Tiden,
but handsome big fellows
The Boss shepherd has his little crook
Now is tho Wheeler of discomfort made glorious
Tilden by this of Hayes. Rochester Democrat
please copy.
Tho Florida fountain Of youth Is filed with alliga-
tors who dgesting the lost man who started from
the back country with the official returnG-
Tho Indianapolis Herald (rep.) gives the following
list the causes that worked against Hayes-sBel.
knappsry, Babcockery, bullpuppery, whiskey frauds
hard times, epidemic i1ocy"
xIc q
that any President dared defy tho decent public
sentiment OF the country and take partisan part In
assisting defraud the majority OF the people
their hard won vctory.n
The New York herald., 1876-11-15
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Il CO.'S BANK
RUPTCY.

The examination In the Duncan, Sherman 4 Co.
case was continued yesterday before Register
Kclcham. Judge shipman, recover for the nrm, was
called upon by subpoena TO produce various books,
documcau, paper, &c, of which he is the custodian.
Mr. Joseph Isroqae appeared as counsel for Judge
shipman. Mr.. Brown moved to strike out the
name OF Mr.. Laroque as appearing on the part
OF the witness and tho entry which has been
made. Tho Register denied the motion. Mr.. Brown
n this proceeding. The Register stated that, accord
ing TO the ruling OF the Court tho witness
titled to counsel. Mr.. LaroQue excepted and asked
Question by Mr.. Brown tsummons shown 10 wit
ncssHavc you produced here to-day any or all OF che
books, papers and correspondence called for that
aummonsf Al have not
O. Wnys A. Because It was physically impossible.
q Any other roasonf A. have no other reason TO
give now; will add, however, that don't think
person entitled to all the papers called for BY that
summons; and did not receive the summons until
yesterday afternoon, when was very much occupied
and had opportunity 10 do 40; Of the docu-
meuts cannot be Produced Tor they not In pos
session and never were.
q Please cnumcrate those called for which you say
came into your possession. A. The checks--Ili
say generally the checks There may be some few
but don't recall any now. ] aware there
any such papers relating TO transactions and CORE.
Sherman Co. aud Charles Walsh IN my hands.
may add that as as ind from my ca hicr
who has made hasty examination this morning,
with the subpmna 70 guide him she number OF books
called for exceeds 100, many OF them very
largo and heavy, containing many transactions
with great nuinbcn OF persons - well -
those called for and also an immense number OF
stsors many Of them dlfnsuls - - get ~ asd In
The New York herald., 1876-11-15

swn chamber and the House remain In ns chamber.
and that the two houses should shcrcupon upon
she question OF she right OF the State have its vote
received without debate and that the OF the State
sosld only be received BY tho concurrent action OF
both housea
REroRrEa-whas arc the facts now a. TO this twenty
second joint ruler
Mr.. SAyLER-I very willing to tell you facts but
en- not disposed, under the circumstances. 10 give
connection with u. Az now recoect during the
lass session OF Congress- think time inJanuary
benator Edmunds. OF Vermont introduced resolu-
sion into tho Senate rc-enactlng during the Forty
fourth Congress the joint rules that had been In oper
alton during the Forty third Congress, and that
Senator Norton moved 10 amend by excepting the
Twenty-second joint rule, which amendment was
form 10 the House or Representatives. and by the
House was referred to the Committee on Rules, who
have never reported upon the subject
Dlectorsf
Mr.. eAYLER--It is dnicut 70 say what better system
eould bs provided, but the original idea has certainly
peeu entirely departed from-that was, that this
Electoral College should make independent choice,
whereas now they are simply regarded as the medium
10 express the popular wish As before stated
hs quession was regarded difficult one in the very
Formation sf the government, and seems no less din-
salt now.
REroRrxx-Do yoa apprehend any danger TO the
eounsry 10 view OF the present close contestf
Mr. SAYLER-I do not have too much faith IN tho
Doosr second thought OF the American people There
re teo many people who have property. own bonds
pnd the fathers OF children We cannot AFFORD to
souvert tho United States into sccond Mexico II
~ Judgment whoever fairly elected, without taint
" fraud, will be naugurated peacefully " the COM
nea consent Of both parsies
The New York herald., 1876-11-15
A QUESTION IN POINT.

A OF interest came up yesterday In tho Court OF
Special Sessions before Justices Morgan Murray and
wandell. In the year 1872 George Caulncd took a
contract with the city for s57 tor the privilege OF
supplying all vessels coming into this port with Croton
water. Tho contract to last for I've years. Mr..
Caulncld subsequently subIet to Mr.. james +. Hustled
for sum OF SO 900 the privilege OF furnishing all
seagong ships with Croton. Mr.. Hustled transferred
his contract to Senator Jacobs OF Brooklyn, who
poyed as his foreman Francis s. Grove On the goth
OF October tho latter was engaged In opan-
ing hydrant the loot OF Wall street,
aud was charged with violation OF the Corr
poraton ordinance which torblds the opening
OF water hydrsnts without due authorization. ms
was the case which before tho court Mr.. AL
gernon Sullivan for the prosecution, contended that
CauIncd had right III the 6rst place. TO subet any
part or portion of his contracts; that IN doing he
illegally and that all persons using tho Croton
water hydrants other than Mr. Caui1eld's immediate
employees, were amcnable to law. Mr.. 7. @. Devn,
counsel for the defendant, argued that he had
been guilty OF no offence in any case and. that the
intent OF the prisoner the only simple issue before
the court All collateral matters had nothing do
with the case The Court found Grove guilty and
he was discharged In connection with this case II
may be stated that Mr. Campbell, Commissioner OF
Pnoic Works, Is strongly opposed TO Mr. CauIheld's
unuerletting OF his contract with the clay.
The New York herald., 1876-11-15
THE JERSEY REGISTRY LAW.

In many respects tho Registry law Of New Jersey
has become extremely odous in the sight Of the
people, and there small doubt OF its being revised
and modified by the next Legislature. Tho law, i.
now stands, makes undue and unjust distinctions be-
tween citizens II confers a native. born citizen
right register only bis but all his friends
namcs-ieaves opportunity 70 register fraudulent
names-while yn born citizen go register
in person or bo disfranchised How The law works in
tho way OF disfrancnsing citizens illustrated by
officially stated before the Orange Common Coun-
Gil Mr.. c. f. wetmoro stated that the FIRST day OF
registration he appeared before the Board Of Registry
ana asked TO have hia sons name entered list
lie was refused. on the second day he again ap-
before the Board, and alter taking the
airy oath told tho name would be registered. On
election day. when young Wctmore went to vote, his
did not appear upon the list and the Judges
refused accept the ballot. II then iound that
through the stupidity OF tho clerk the had not
been registered, and Mr. wetmore was practically
disirdnchised. The law applies only to cities OF
10 600 inhabitants.
The New York herald., 1876-11-15
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S AND
AssEMBLYMEN YESTERDAY AT TRENTON
AN ALLEGED AGREEMENT As TO The DIS
rRrDUTIoN OF OFFICES.
TRENTON, Nov. IA, 1876
Quite largo number Of democratic State Senators
and Asscmbiymen elect were in this city to-day. In
reference the organization Of the houses OF tho
Legislature, which meet the second Tuesday in
January next, HERALD representative asccrtaincd
that informal meeting OF leading democrats was
held when 1t decided that the House OF Assembly
which is tie. should give the Spcakership and tho
committees TO the democrats and the CIerKship and
subordinate Offices TO the republicans This also was
the prev ailing opinion among many mcmberA In
that event the organization OF both houses will prob
ably be as iolows:-
Senate (which is democratic by ono Majority
President, senator Leon Albeit, HUDSON county; Sec
retary, Captain William Il. Gill, ubon county. +.
House OF AssembIy--Speaker Rudolph \. Rabo
Hudson county, or James j. Bergen, Somerset county
Clerk, John Y. Foster, Essex county.
The candidates Tor the subordinate Offices
numerous that II is dicuit VI irnpossible TO
predict who will be the chosen few.
The Tor tho Jpitcd states ScDatorship
snmng lively proportions The candidates now In the
field Ex-Governor Parker state Senator Leon Alb
Uctt, ex-Statc senator John X. Mcpherson, Ashbel
Green, cx-Atorney General GilchriL Abraham Brown
ing and ex-senator John p. stockton. Ex-Governor
TAR the popular feeling lav0rs the orncr. Mr.. b. +.
Lee VIII ikoly be reapp0intcd Clerk oi the Supreme
Court and senator John Hopper tdcmocrat) Is named
State Comptroller 10 succeed tho present ncum-
bent Albert i. Runyon trepubiicanl
The Governor and senate appoint the former and
oint meeting Of both houses elects the latter Both
arc ycry lucrative eices tho ccrksh n the supreme
Court being worth ABOUT $50 600 year.