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The New York herald., 1876-03-19
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Various candidates for admission TO the Bar were
examined yesterday by Messrs. Dclaheld Dos Passos
and Sullivan appointed by the Supreme Court General
Term, Judges for this purpose
There quite lengthy argument yesterday before
Judge Curtis, holding Special Term OF the Superior
Court upon demurrer interposed In the suit OF Yer
non H. Brown VS.. Daniel Drew. brought TO recover on
a note for $1,000 given by Mr.. Drew Judge Curtis
entered judgment overruling the demurrer.
Judge Johnson, of the United States Circuit Court
left here yesterday after closing the equity branch and
will open the next term, within a few days, at Utica
n Y He will return TO this city for court business
before the first Monday in April
Judge Donohue yesterday granted the motion re-
Gently made before him In the suit brought by Austin
Black against the Continental Bank TO recover S63 900
check, the certincation Of which the bank claims
Is forged The motion was for order 10 have the
check deposited with some proper custodian for in
speoion. Judge Donohue appointed hr. h. l.. Owens
such custodian.
Mr.. James r. Lowery submitted petition yesterday
to Judge Donohue IN Supreme Court Chambers ask
ing that Hugh j. Jewott, Receiver OF the Erie Railway
Company be directed TO pay him 81 900 for legal SER
wees rendered J. c. Bancroft Davis ana James
Brown the trustees OF the third fourth, fh and sup
plemen tai mortgage bonds OF the road, in certain i
cations in Pennsylvania, and for disbursements In such
suits. Judge Donohue appointed Oliver T. Buel ref
cree TO take testimony in the case.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CLAPP-wILsoS S-On Thursday, March l6, 1876, at
ST. Marks church, by the Rev. DR. Rylance, CHESTER
SriLwELL CLAPP 10 EVA STAGG, youngest daughter OF
the late J. Dayton Wilson, all OF this CITY
HoFFMAS-kIsHER On Wednesday, March 10, 1876,
the residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. Dr.
Einhorn GUSTAV HOFFMAN 10 RACHEL FISHER, eldest
daughter of Isaac f. Fisher. All OF this city.
MoRE-WHERLER AT the residence OF the brides
mother Thursday evening March l6, Dy Rev. Howard
Crosby D. D. JAMES MoScRIEF MORE 10 IDA y. daugh-
ter Of Mrs Emma l. Wheeler both OF this city.
USDERHTLL-MooRB- Thursday March 10, 1876,
at the Church OF the Strangers, by the Rev. DR..
Deems ROBERT UYpERHILL TO LIBBIE MOORE, daughter
OF Sarah C. Moore. All Of this city.
ZHREGA-BERRY Thursday, March l6 at the
Collegiate church. by the Rev. DR.. 0rmiston, FRANCIS
A, ZBRKGA TO MARY ELIZABETH BERRY.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
THE SWORD CHAMPIONSHIP.

Colonel Thomas A. Monastery having published
challenge to the swordsmen OF the United States and
Spanish America, NJ Regis senac replied through the
HERALD's columns accepting it. and named Mr.. Gar
guo as stakeholder. Colonel Monastery explained that
his $3.50 deposit at the Office of the Turf Field
and Farm and suggested that Scnac should the
money at that place. Acting upon this suggestion II
temen should meet there settle upon details and
sign articles OF agreement. Senac, with his backcr
ON hand at the appointed hour but the Colonel
failed to put in appearance A letter received
from him. however, advising that he at home SICK
and enclosed was his physician certificate TO tie
effect Scnac's hacker lett his address and assured
Colonel Bruce they anxious 10 make the match
and would meet Monastery or his representatives any
time they would name for that purpose.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
THE COUNTY CLERK MANDAMUs.

The application made by Mt Montague 1. Marks, on
behalf Of Mr.. Bernard Levy, for mandamus against
the County Clerk directing him TO allow Mr. Levy
make transcripts from the judgment docket the facts
OF which have already been published in the HERALD,
came up for argument yesterday before Judge Dono-
hue IN Supreme Court, Chambers Mr. Marks was
anxious into the merits OF the case but Nr.
smythe. the opposing counsel raised the preliminary
objection that the affidavit Of Mr. Levy was not SUN
GENTLY definite as time After brief discus
sion on this point Judge Donohue dismissed the appi-
cation with leave renew further aidavits. Mr..
Marks expressed determination 10 avail himself OF
the privilege thus granted him by the Court and bring
To thorough legal test the question whether private
citizen should be debarred the privilege and right OF
inspecting public records
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
THE COMMUNE.

The "1ntcrnatonalsr OF this city, Hoboken and
Melrose held meeting al No. 1853 Spring street. last
night celebrate the anniversary OF the nsurrection
Of the Commune" in Paris several speakers ad
dressed the meeting, reviewing the events after the
close of the which led the proclamation Of the
commune Addresses were delivered by Messrs
speycr. Leib and others, who referred the cruel
treatment 20 which tho Commune prisoners In New
Caledonia have been subjected
AZ the Gcrmania Assembly Rooms the 'Communen
annversary celebrated by. IN entertainment the
proceeds Of which will 60 fund In aid OF the widows
and orphans Of The victims of the Commune uprisinK
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
IMPoKTANT NOTE CASE.

There interesting argument yesterday in
supreme Court Special Term before Judge Van Worst,
N the suit Of Liuaner asans. Go'dmsn. The De.
Iendant sold promissory note belonging 70 hm, made
BY S. Schiller Nephews, 10 the plaintiff Alter the
aots masured suit was brought by him against the
makers who pleaded usury, aud the plaintiff was non
eutted. The defendant duly notified 70 prosecute
hat action. This suit brought the sum
pnid rOr the note, on the ground that the defendant Inn
pltediy warranted that the note not or
illegal To this the defendant dcmurred Judge Van
Forst Vvcffued the demurrer, aud ordered judgment
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
ATTEMPTED MURDER.

Aaron Marks, calling upon Mr. Troy, OF No. 50
North Elliott place, Brooklyn, TO settle business
transaction, became somewhat abusive and was put
into the street by Mr Troy This action the part
OF Mr. Troy 50 cnraged Marks that he rcopcncd the
door and discharged revolver into the ball. the ball
dong no serious damage, however Mr. Troy followed
Marks 70 Myrtle avenue where he gave him in charge
or an ofhccr.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
MRS. MERRIGAN's HEALTH

The condition Of Mrs sarah Merrgan, the alleged
murdcrcss Of Miss Maggie hammill. who was reported
as dying from aooute attack OF laryngitis at the
residence OF her parents corner Of Bushwick avenue
aud Jackson street, Is. d., was yesterday slightly
proved. that hope Is entertained of her ulti-
mate recovery Her trial cannot possibly proceed dur
ing the present MONTH however in consequence OF her
weakened physical condition. ltwlll be remembered
that MIRA Merrigan has been twice tried, and IN both
cases the jury disagreed IL Is not deemed probable
that conviction can be Obtained IN her case.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
NKw YORK, March IL, 1876.

NV IUhhi 3IaICH III IoIO
To EDITOR OF THE HERALD
According TO the article published In your issue Of
last Sunday, complied with the demands OF Colonel
T. 5. Monastery, and Tuesday morning | deposited
the $3.50 the Office OF tho Turf Field and Farm II
was agreed that both principals and seconds we're to
meet at the Office Of said paper Friday 18th inst
between and three r. NJ TO make the last arrange
ments
but neither Mr. Monastery nor his seconds were
there but instead doctors certificate stating his in.
ness ! will be glad II Colonel Monastery will name an
early day when he his seconds will be ready TO make
the nnal arrangements, that Is TO say II he means
business.
Hoping you will insert this note in your paper, re-
main yours respectfully,
Il. SENAC, Fencing Academy, 10 University place.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

The suit OF Henry Wade to recover $40, 900 damages
against Hector C. havemeyer ct al, in the Brooklyn
City Court before Judge Nelson, concluded yes
terday and given TO the jury The plaintiff, who
employed in refining sugar at the establishment OF the
defendants, permanently injured by the bursting
OF a centrifugal machine, which made 300 evoutions
per minute He claimed that the machine in question
detective when put in and that defendants were
responsible for the accident The Jury, amer Ave
hours dciberation, disagreed and discharged.
They stood eleven for the plaintiff and for defend
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
SMALLPOX IN HoBoKEN.

Several days ago man residing IN Sullivan street,
this dity attacked with smallpox. He was afraid
OF being taken to Backwers Island, SO relative OF
his, j. Valiant, 40 Italian, OF Hoboken, removed him
10 that city In wagon. He died, however, shortly
aterward IN a house on Second street. Since tho
patient has been taken TO Hoboken over half dozen
persons have fallen victims TO the fatal disease ana
three have expired The police authorities have been
made acquainted with the matter and Will make an IN
vesigation Valiant will be punished 10 the full ex
tent OF the law.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

Identified the watch Hennessey held In 81 500 TO
answer The prisoner Henncssey was arrested on jan
uary ls 1873 by Detective Cain, OF the Sixteenth pre-
cinct for burglary and April 1873, pleaded guilty
burglary second degree and was sent 10 state
Prison for three and half by Judge sutherland
IN General Sessions. He has a bad reputation, and
now a complete case Is MADE against him.
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tor tn- parnuu win the defendant TO answer
over on terms This ruling decides that 10 hold the
seller usurious note liable, he being the owner, for
the money paid him. is not necessary TO that he
had knowledge OF It's usurious character, repre-
sented Il TO be business paper. Messrs Huntington
GoIdenberg appeared for The paIntiM
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
pOLICE cOURT NOTES.

The examination in the case OF Mrs Annie C. Kley,
charged with having swinded number OF persons
Guiding Mrs Henry Geyer, OF the Mason Rcheieu,
Thirty fourth and Lexington avenue, came be-
fore Justice Duffy, at the Tombs Police Court, and was
adjourned until next Saturday the request OF pris
oner's counsel Three additional complaints
made against Mrs. Kley by Ezra N. Stratton,
Of 224 Lexington avenue, and John I. Allen
They all alleged that they were victim
tied by Mrs. Kley, but the latter stouIy denies the
charges.
Michael Mccarthy, of No. ITO Christopher street
looking at the procession on FRIDAY when youth
named William Fay stole his watch and chain. The
thief was arrested the spot by detective Justice
Bixby, AT the rombs, held him in 81 900 bail
Michael Knowles, an ex.convlct, was held 10 answer
by Justice BIxby on charge OF stealing an anchor
valued at s34, the property OF stephen A Jenkins OF
No. 40 South street
John Sheridan, OF No. SOC Pearl street, held TO
charge OF stabbing John Caslin of No. 202
Mott street, IN the blp with knife.
John Was and Jonathan Brier employed by the
New Jersey Lghicrage Company were held by Justice
Bxby TO answer a charge OF stealing Two bags OF
coffee, valued at $50 the property OF the company
William Bccbc superintendent, swore that he saw the
prisoners leave the boats with the bags Of coffee in
their possession.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
CLOSING PRlcrs-aP. NJ.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following are the changes in closing prices com

ADVANCE ASD DECLINE
The following are the changes closing prices COM
pared with those of yesterday
ADVANCE Erie, a Lake Shore y; Michigan Gen.
tra, a Northwest common and preferred, ~ Ohio
and Mississippi, Al Quicksilver u; ST. Paul common,
DxcIISE-Rock Island, X; Pacific Mail, X; C., c. G
and l., r.
SrArIoxARY.-Atantic and Pacific preferred Atlantic
Lackawanna, Hannibal and ST. Joseph common and
preferred, Harlem Illinois Central Mssouri Pacific,
New Jersey Central Panama, ST. Paul preferred, Wa
basn, Union Pacific and gold.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money on call loans was freely supplied at 4 and
per cent Prime paper is quoted at AZ and per cent
Foreign exchange firm; prime asking rates. l. 81
and 4eo1; selling rates, 4S6% 4s6lf and 4s9k
400 Rechmarks, e5h a95z and e57S 961s. Cables,
96sI a9eK. Prime Paris 5.lSA and 51lA.
The following were the rates OF exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities Today
Savannah, unchanged; Cincinnati slow, par to Soc
premium; Charleston, unchanged; New Orleans, com
mercal par, bank y premium; Chicago, soc. premium,
and ST. LOUIS, 25c, discount TO par.
TnE BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows some violent changes in
the different There is general decrease, the
loans being down Sc $751; 700; specie $780, 400; legal
tenders So OIL 4OO deposits So ST. 600 and circula-
tion s2l4 400 As result of ngures there Is q
Joss in the reserve OF the banks OF 81 1872 $685. which
leaves surplus reserve OF fl2, S3l, ,215. The mere
failure OF the Bank the State OF New York does NOT
entirely account for this important change, but has
had great deal 10 do with II inasmuch is evident
that capitalists have been frightened by the posi-.
bihtics OF further disaster Loans have been called in
deposits have been recalled. all the symptoms OF
an incipicnt panic manifested.
The following Is comparison OF the bank figures
for the past two weeks
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
THE CANADA EXTRADITIoN CASE.

Yesterday the examination in the OF James
Bowen alias William Miller, the alleged check raiser
was concluded before United States Commissioner
Winslow, in Brooklyn and the prisoner was
ordered TO be delivered TO the Canadian officers
II will be remembered that the prisoner, who is
native of the State OF Indiana arrested March .
at Hunters Point l.. l., on warrant Issued by the
Commissioner at the request of W. II. Turner, OF the
firm OF Turner Sons, brokers, Cornwall, Canada.
The complaint forth that Bowen in
February last, passed TO the complainant a
check draft, drawn the German Bank
OF North America, Broadway, New York. The check
was forged or raised IN figures and words from the
original value OF $40 to SS75 The latter paid
by the Cornwall brokers 10 Bowen, and they did not
discover the fraud until the dratt-whieh remark
ably well executcd-was returned from the New York
bank The method OF Bowen rather ingenious.
About a week prior TO passing this draft he called
on Mr. Turner and presented a check
ner told Bowen, who Said he wanted 10
purchase horses and needed the money inmcdi-
ately that he would telegraph to the bank which
the check drawn, and, II II should appear that II
right, the amount would be paid. Bowen, know
ing that check-the one for $S00-to be genuine, as
sented and word came certifying TO the correctness of
the check This ulled suspicion In the nina OF the
broker, 30 that when the second draft-the one for
$STj-was presented he paid the money without ask
ing any questions After the arrest OF Bowen at
Hunters Point requisition from the State Depart
ment at Washington sent ordering evidence to
be taken which 10 base the extradon of The pris-
Yesterday ex-Asslstant District Attorney John
7. Allen counsel for the prisoner called the attention
OF the Commissioner to the rule OF law that in extradi
ton the testimony must be such to warrant
the conviction OF the prisoner before petit jury be-
fore the Commissioner could permit Of the removal of
the defendant.
The Commissioner said ho considered that a very
solute of evidence had been made against
Bowen, ard he would therefore, remand him to Jail till
Monday morning, when he would have the necessary
papers for his cxtradition prepared.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

Joseph Keirns whose father and brother were ar
raigned few days ago for interfering with Officer Kin
dclon, of the Twenty first precinct while in the dis
charge OF his duty arrested yesterday charge
OF drawing a revolver the officer the occa-
sion and threatening 10 shoot him. The charge was
sustained by the Court, and the accused held for
examination in 1000 bail Keirns denies the charge
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
FIFTY-sEyENTH STREET COURT.
RoBBING A LONG ISLANDER

ROBBlNG LONG lSLANDEh
James snnon Of Dutch Kills, L, l., while on his
way the Hunters Point ferry, on Friday night, was
Knocked down by tootpads and robbed Of his watch
Christopher Bracken also OF Long Island arrested
Suspicion Of having stolen the watch IL having been
found upon him. He said that Sinnof had given i 10
him for safekeeping early In the afternoon before
getting drunk In liquor store on second avenue ana
Thirtyfourth street The defence OF the accused was
plausible that the Court granted him unil to-day 10
prove his innocence
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-06
Funeral of George q. Morgan

The funeral Of George Fl. Morgan was
attended Thursday afternoon. Services
were held at the house at half past one and
at the Baptist church an hour later, both
conducted by Rev. j. X. Richardson. The
services at the church consisted of an an
them by the choir; reading of scriptures by
Mr.. Richardson; hymn Brother rest from
care and Sorrow" written for this occasion,
by the choir; few appropriate remarks re-
ferring to the life and religious experience
Of the deceased, and extending sympathy
to the family, by the pastor, in the course
of which he referred to the death of a
young MIR. Morgan, cousin of the deceased,
at Manchester, N. H., last Wednesday,
and the death of Charles White a few
hours previous; 022 hymn by the choir;
prayer and benediction. The friends were
then given an opportunity 10 view the re-
mains, and the procession moved to West
street cemetery where the burial took
place. The burial was under the auspices
Of Rutland lodge No. 70. A. s. Marshall,
master, performed the Masonic burial SER
vice. The remains were borne by Charles
A. Grandy, Joseph Currier, Byron Rice,
Frank Clark, Rolla Barker and John Aus
tin, members of the lodge. About forty
masons were present.