davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-09-22

tnn lusnhtr: Spstt White Lake lumber; fseatn. Iud
in:nn. w"1d ny fHnt. snski Epn. ~ns~1: l'Fit!c.
!.H1!Esst.l. hark: tfrs sG. N"n:kaHnrr. lnmrr; u.
L. ~ stra" kaHhr- 1urfrr: N1tnrt'r.
ia,nher: 1t5cat %.+t. ;h''ns!an; Iancr: Jnea Hnl
ie,: tismr Gock *fn.krspo, intn,sr; Fisher white
TAX. rnnd:J: ": Rsown, Mnskrenn lun,hcF; Ec..lr
nnaas t>eand lumbar; Jason IArk"F, Muskrggn, woot;
Moa,rrnr HEsnl !fasea: tnm!*!; 1frlcn l,fool. Nina
kr9on .nn,<r: t1sJ Of trand I1lsrn. Grsnd 1iaven,
!IrheF T. +. Aen. Grand Haven. alf1trr; Atsunto.
iw,9g t;t,h1s .asl; i,mr, tlat, t,.vsso ee.
En. lnEnlsr; s-ows SRA IIifd. nluifton unf~f: H. Il
Packard. torn.a rt<r. w"si: ". l1snn Fend Haven,
bark: y, =: Wts7n. FFankfoft. bark: 1anrtrA While
!Akr, *obd: MarnnI!a, IaekaFlt f!er. wood: spray,
Muiiand. wood; hrtx IeFcnttA, Oodesich, sat, hoop
Clara south flaten. eundrIrs.
hn Wheat, aehr tlaiIa!n. hEdrnsburF. a. iii bu nail
*ehf r. Lawrence. AhnArcr. iu brls salt: schr ". it,
!'Iahnm: FIankfort. ~ cards bt,ne; bsrk Lssrenief
hnnaio. TIM hu corn: 9cbr John trSefll Hus7sln.
4o0nhu ttrns .rhr 4. j. Hoxty. f.tneoln. 10 hria
ttFar. snd sulrieas schr Homer. Buffalo IN TO tn,
whe., seh. Housrnlt icRs.,.er ~, ssi eorn: a
cs.n s al Ex saf .t. :aa .es! n"1mf1 Il
.Er!.ards Rni1ain ~ sIt hu eorn; sctr j. Il March,
Luna 49,! nan corn: schr Delaware. Buffalo.
~ nsat pfnn Menunlnes. !!rand Lay. btp Urls ftrK
anu snnHfars: prna u. r. Heath, haugstuck. 1T, bn
coFn. and tundrlee: prnp Tempest. White lake, 2U
~ cr s .s .c f ,T est; .sS9 ."
K,'t!.lo 3d. ~ bu rom; .shr AEs lehards iafss:o
p. IN tu barley: Mhr tfascA. EfnR.son, III OJ l4
Hhcaef echf Ettf of Chicago HDatt, no m l1ElbeF.
, 1877-09-22

ff8 LITIGATION WITH TUE FXQFkCT1oa.
The announcement tu yestsrday's TRlBUhz-
tho siatclnent being made to reporter by Mr.
George ", spaHord, Receiver Of tho dcfuuct
City Savings Bank-that tho Protection Life
owed tho City s4yipgs Institution sA, ,o0 was
rather Indefinite, ~ IL effort Wa made to learn
tnore aoout the indebtedness. 1t seems that
when the CitY Bank WAS in trouble last Februa-
~, Louis AubcrR found that tue Protection had
4 balance of $500 to Its credit, and therefore
determined to sca II lo could not keep tho con-
eesa on it, feet. Accordingly he wrnt to the
officers Ut the Protection, snd won tlcsn over to
eho idea Of possessing bank 10 connectIon with
their other business. 1Aoy twho "they gcpre-
seut4 could not BE- teasnc1) con, 1uded 10 bu! no
shares ot tue stock ut SlW share, making aA,..
tOu. tho ce1t4tiextes. Il u said. weTc isAued
to Martin Ryan. trustee, hs betns the Aetua1y Of
paid ior. When the city Savings suspended,
tbs rrotcctsun had on deposit about ts,01
Thls amount Ms, Amberk put anonR the assets,
looking upon itas an 0tlsct for eighty shaEes o1
stock, aud clAuIi..x tb4l the Protection still
owed tbs bank $lJ,000. Mr. Cook, the Receiy Il
Of the Protection. Doesn't LOOK At the matter in
the sa1ae way. He asserts that that e9,0tu Is
part u tle sascts ot the Protection, sud wants
, 1877-09-22

4oN1 NE S&k1NSA1o$
Ths following wsfo The arrivals and elasrauees
fot the twsuty -four hours eadiug u 10 ocock lsst
night:
easa, Nanosse. .sna1te:: II Sinsns. Nsstessa. saa.
dffSs; rrors Nc.ssnarr. Bsatoa H.tb4r. *4ndrlrss
tass iss'
1u1slA, tua4rtsst wass5y. MaasIo; saa!tfs; W.
sss D. rsf .' { ssss: esss es:s
asai.tsf smSs. Sss .is sS 3aa M e'ea insa3 i1s.ao3
Tsuinu, 4lakrxou. lunlbcr, tapo. lioEa. A4.krxon.
IT,. o cis,ti4ad soslt hs Htos J:sa.ssrs. res:t
ne.tnA aia.ksfo1 1ases .. Ha.srI hfts sSss
!. ess bs,ss @ nsasis ssst iisFa..S1. wss iua:
iii HUE sm
G'lsisa. WIlts L4ks, lumber: Willie L1atlt. Nuke
posts So jsaaj iIai Msa!.sss aneet: Je..s thi!ip*
Asa:' AISss as se<F' u!o'!:: p'!ss f:nsSss :ss
M.Ssss S0sf
Estr1, Nhlts lake. iauIs5; ais9 T!alass fa.ssl.s
H., nss s:te nn5s
G.:s Cs.sfi!!s taSess; A.. Asa9's snskaaKnfe K
~, espEsk kss.sus cssa|as Gais!o G eaa chsse. nis:
esIa Y5esa nsr ~.i; E' ,.ss 9ne;; s;MfS:' MsS;
fe.su. iaassf. soaSsa.s, Maskexun. lu.1bes,
Beer. nsskeEsn iS9ber; dissn s M4ai.t:s, 4sx,
ssi! As1 pe;t nay Gl'
exk: fs.so. A.S:tfs: laI,bxs: f n; riler, ,Li FL,
stts s!:st .: IT,
LII ]. WSstJ, Lincoln, iunibeti J.yAs. Ludiu.
, 1877-09-22

&Dt8. VII
Along about o'clock Mr.. Ward returned to
the bank, aud was salntcl with,
WILL. WHAT DID You LRARN TRoM MI:
MrkKaM
"Not rnt,cE," said he. "We bad two
ueh "nls moss aetx now h ea aa beiere Rw .aw @ @
lie sccms very willing To give ail the informa-
ton he cat, aud he Kave tnc ali hts keys, aud
askc,l me to come around aud SEC !,!Iu, apd lIc
would et.cerfully tell INC all lIc COULD"
"nil be give you any schcduie Of tue as
mo, but he told me where to 60 in tho vault
to find everything there was"
sysss y%st xys Sss H. asss sas'satsa sss. Il Us f
II couldn't understand him regarding that.
lie wasn't elear In hIs mode OF expression. Per
i,aps . san ct at it, but do not know what 1t
.nhl hc give You m idca Of the l!ahilIticsi'
.sNut even approx1mate,yl'
mo. lie did great deal Of talking, and ex-
pressed Ills willingness to aid mc.n
''Do YOU thtnk there Ia anythlnk crooked
about this cOlIapscf'
dishonest"
b, %9t 7, n,ts,e W. tsf impression left your mind
'"well, that tho amount Of assets Ia not i'm
It Is very evident from this TINT tho dividend
Will not br large How ntlcli the securities Will
Yield, or what they consist of, sti!l rctnains a
mystery.
Air. Chambers lad worked faithfully all dag
at posting, but At o'clock had not finished hfs
work. and will not he able to report balance
upon returning to the bank except to put the
books In tho vault, and lock up everything, &C.
curely. being questioned ne to his policy he
said lie would wind up tho affairs Ut the bank
securities simply iJr tie purpose u E,irryinr
up dividend. ltc will bcQit1 work In curncst
this mornlng, and 1t Is tn Id hopcl Will soon'llft
tho fog which uaw cnvc1ops tho Institution.
TRr1Nn TO FIGURE IT OUT.
For tho purpose Of giving an idea Of the
changes in tho buslncss during tho month OF
July, tho August statement Is herewith sum-
mafizcd SO as 10 exhibit tue condition VI the
table, published for "lnforlnation OF dcpUst-
ora u
, 1877-09-22

Thu synrktnrmcn,s fntir,st-ini f.lu1r nf @he
r.,, W. .,s. 49, ~ 11o st,,..s,,,,. .s,.s ~. 49,
Ac~'u " "" Wss ~ ~. 40 A'''"a'Aee afo"aS
last evening. John dallton was In the chnlr.
The numbers wore wcre sman AMI the procccd-
as" ~ .p,.,,, s,nn,,,,c;n.n,, ~ ,nn .,ra.s
aeeasIoalso suEosa usaa'.t.ay ~. lau ptess'
the only deviation being shat he luegcd IN John
G. liaincs and commented unfavorab1y on lila
conduct In the State scuate last winter, Ills
rcu,ark. el.yttcl no applause, and It ras cytleat
~. IL wns .,nir - n,s;irr =, t,mc ,xhcn ffs
snast%- wnnd H. rnls1atca IN tho otscIitv hc
Sr.rrve.'
~. Gsxt s,catrr VIVA a sfr. nlxon from Tho
Thittrantt, WnrI. WIN In. hrcn a ranildats fnr
o1crythlnr tint has comc m @ IN foF Years, put who
Ina i,nt heen sl,crcssfui in Tctifnr anythinr In
nas m.. ~ - hoa Saslsd -, sn,av nmifc c3,rfcc
f1a.p IT, E, 4. H. im.n .n1 so ,s vsrv u"iraiv
ths tp,,9 ~ n. 1smar*s was II, tefn1,n IL
a,; .no ;s's' T., ~, y. cn;1 h't fa,i
~ II. ~ nni "I s"Ea Inv nshrr ~, ti.t .,,,iI ~
hitstss II s his ha,,1s. ny ~""'' wv '"" "S@'@ AS9
t 4 Committee On Finance WA then appointed
~ Tt,a 80. s:~nS"an1b IT,, Simt NJ IN. JvorL,rr.
, 1877-09-22

-. NTsfhFI TVE*.} FFIH0frrf.
We we're shown yesterday pair ot ofd.fast,-
iontrl 'lucltng pistols which were used by our
fathers threequar,crn hf d century aCu, wfthshc
iOlfown history: They were 0flce the prop
erty Of Thomas ,Je!lcrson, mil were rfycn by
him tn the grandfather of Mr. u. +. iinu,cf,
formerly Sheriff u this county. and we're BY
him presented 10 tic late Walter r. Smith,
Austin Smith, It, ,vu.r possession they nre
mIw. They nTc said 10 have bcen The pistols
used by Capt. barron and Commodore Decatur
IL the duel which terminated In the death Of
DECATUR. One u them 3as tho name. barron
scratched on the wood ot tho stock.
, 1877-09-22

authori!cf which may be established for the f'ov-
tg'tmrnt thereof; AMI &c wi. 10 Tho n,mn.t af
our r''se.'. maintain and drf"nh thc fam" ay,,n~t
t'ntttn ktstcs Of America. AMI tn- W do most
saltmny and Sincerely declare withont any Equiv
whatever.
The North Carolina papers may well invite
those wha attempted tn yitIalc the claims Of tho
Satc 10 tnlsisftn iu the forefr0nt uf The KcvD-
rushed into print about the time Of the Mctk-
IenlurE Centennial.
, 1877-09-22

Cn1cAoo, Sept. .1.-frrs.ts were qntct, with
carriers holding coru sestcls Ut 4c. and wheat was
fakcH nj 4!,c 10 Eo1aio. ltoun was engsgcd for
~ 0o0 bu wheat, ~, 600 bu corn, and II, GOO bit
oats. ChartcF4-To uut1aio: scl.r E. II. Porch,
wheat At 4}ic; prop tsutsla. part fpad oats. To
1.ngwuod: schE l.. JuEnrun corn pn private terms.
ln thu afternoon tho schr Heed casu lor ieat to
tort Co!burnc at Tc, and thc echr l.. faE tRlken.
burg nnt4 to Uui!Aln IL :3l{c.
echr Flying Cloud rcts 81 .l9x for lu,Hhcr fiont
Clehoygan to thlcnEu, and achr 0ttricA Tho hamc
figures fsUra Duncan City to this port.
, 1877-09-22
PORT HURON.

1f<t!dE D*bSlth a TIE ChfcH96 Tribune
Fonr tTrHnx, Mich, Sept. 2l.--Uown-rrops
J. Derseehy, james Flax, Jf., Wisrahekon,
Fountain City. Tempest and bar2es, NARROWER
and barscs. 1!ele Gross nnd baracs. Turner md
harsc.. ,Atpena and barges. 1}aY City and 1arvcs;
Triumph, Fame. iensa. II. J. Webb. L. llama,
AzoT. jane AcLoud, Mary Irons, q. t. HouRh.
ton.
ard, Ne ktrshAw. Tccutnsch, Stnrncca, '. swain
md conseet. Cuyaho:s and barges. y. y. jtast and
hafres. Arizona and oafgch. Tfoca Ind eas9cs.
Anu conaort. acArs bertha larnes, H. ". Sage. T..
II. ffow.and. 4. W. luckcy. j. II. Mead, Anna
Sherwood, Mndclra. ..,...e
Wind southeast, light. Weather 1ne.
, 1877-09-22
MARINE NEWS.


fcsterdaJ afternoon tho sehr Emma e. 11utchn-
aon, In tow Of the tug Shields, lost two shrous Of
her main rigging hy contact with the 1Ihboom Of
uear the lower railroad bridge NJ The time.
The sehr HaIhk.,w undertook 10 pass through the
new Main slErct bridge At Racine. Thutsdnr nflcr
through the Roadway. and epEunE her fasemast and
Jowsprit.
~ Ihc ssnd,ssow Ender -, towlns & t~o nats 'nto
vas picked mp By the ln0 Protection and tnwed In.
!, The bark I1ptifc Hulf has ~ UUU hu of wheat TN
hoard. ard will be tuwed to Port Cblborne By tha
wreckinE tug Levlathan. shs was disabled in tho
recent blow M the Manitona.
Thc tchf afinnie Mueller cane In yesterday with
her mafngad tppanil torn In AlIseda.
, 1877-09-22

The regular Fifteenth, Ward Republican Club
letd a meeting last evening at Folz Hail. cor
ncr VI Larrabee street and North aYcnuc, atr.
Peter Bushwall, tue President OF tic Club, III
tile clair.
The Chairman, after calling the meeting to
order, invited those who had not jet signed tie
tull tu como forward md do 80. Several gentle
Incn accepted the Invitation.
An immense amount Of cloauence wns Wasted
in regard to tho filing OF two vacancies for
vicc-frcstlcnts. Eo1ne thought tho Club
too German. an1 others too American,
while others, no. we'll posted In politics, wcro
9 tak ' e to 1t p0sX " H. 'nd sa 4enose NOT q
Lad to turego tlla pcnsurc Of hearing all Of tic
discussion, as he had to leave In urlcr 10 catr'.
tho last cur. and when he left thcre were a
ellance to deliver. caretulIy-prcparc.! nddrcsscs
settling forth. thcir nrcat qualifications for tic
rcspcrl!ye uttlcerthey ard alter.
Thr Republican Club nf the Fourteenth Ward
Meyer In tho chair. The attendance Of nom
bcss wns not Insgc. but there wgro enough clntl
dates present from wards to completely
Oil tho hall. rho time Ut tho meeting WIS given
10 spcccl'-tnasins, anl The candidates wcrc af-
WHO spoke were Gen. II. II. Thomas and e. II.
Wii1ctt, who would like to bc prhatc Judge;
Jack steplcns. wsn' thinks he could I'LL thu oiltu
ot'cri'niaal Clerk @ sud seth & !: nansclt; wi!n
spccclles were Timely, but TINT Of Mr. Wtllett
was tile most polite. i1a was in fayur Ut clect-
Ing tic best Ren for all tl'c Offices, and louk
ocraslun to advocatc the claims Of Mr.. Meier
for tho Office Of County Commissioner. The
nleet!ng was a sort VI loyc'fcass, anl NJ busi-
ness waA transacted.
TLe t;cr,nat,.Amer!can- Republican Club Of
the Eighteenth Marl held It: regular meeetlnE
Catk atrnct tho Hun, ttIrrlZ Erentntstl IN this
, 1877-09-22
The Galaxy v
FOR OCTOBER
;, NOW READY,
CONTENTS,

CONTENTS,
Administration OF Abraham Lincoln. Dy
Gideon y clic.. ..-W Wooine. Hy u. l.. ii.-ahsll
TIC American Qirl DO Chaporoaeep isy 81.
bert ithales. .-st7an9y Adventure Of Licu:en-
ant VsrEunof. FruM the French Of iyar Taur.
Fnenc1.. Ny a. Sennar. BE.
quoats and Requests. by IL j. c.-unrocos.
'niEtd. 1y Mary .A!nge D. vesc.--Mtsa kf1san-
thropo. Hy Justin nsfct'arthy.-NnvnI Warfara.
: Gu,iE and Arn,or. ~ +. sIup@on. .-potntc
DfAlsuoon. \ Story. Dy Lizzie ". champncy.
Edwin Forrest. An Actors Estimate vt d
Great Astitt.. Dy Lawrence .Iatret..
Witch. A Legend Of tho Delaware. NJ Emily
llrat.-tita. fy kats Il. Eautorn.-our Near
Ncighbor. Ry Charles ". Raymond --Drtit-
Wood. RJ Philip 4uibct. t.-scienudc Miscel-
lnny.-Curront observation-disclosures.
SHELDON % .GOAEI,INI.
! q MurTWV-st., ". L,
, 1877-09-22

Special DstatcA to The GHtrsa5a tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mich., Sept, u. .-Arrived-Sehf
Marin Martin.
Cleared Props Forest ctti. s. Chamberlain, !,
schrs John Martin. II. II. nrown.
Passed rp-rrop Missouri. =
Ildksn-Ir1p 1t. Paul. .
Wind south. Wesihcr hnc. Z,
, 1877-09-22

Reliable help for weak And nervous sntTcscrs.
without medicine. l'ulseruaehcra Electric Belts
the grind aesldrratuul. AYuti tulilAttons. Hook
nht Journal. wit particulars. mailed free. Ad-
dsrss Pulvesma che t;altanlc TO-. Cincinnati Ohio.
, 1877-09-22

sptetal ItspatcA 10 TAe G. fcd9s tribune.
ENlK, ia., Sept. 1l.-ArFtyals-Dark John II.
1iutcltnsou, Butfalo; schr Sam Flint, Yu1elo;
bchr Portage, Toronto. ..
Departures-rr0p st. Louis. York, I.indan. prop
j. ". Lrnnca, fAE1naw; prop Abcrruru, Chicago;
prop Superior, achr ShawIee, Duluth.
, 1877-09-22

Special pfsrdrth n 7ht tAeaao Tftduns.
MiLwAcEEE, Sept. ol.-Charters-ru Cape Vim
cent, tchr l.. +. I!ammond, wheat, owners nc
count: to Buffalo, tehrs angus Smith, Il. s. nax-
ard saye1and. !. n. Foster, Thrco Brothers.
stehm barge chauuccy lIusburs. and harrc North.
crner.-atl whtai 4 ~; aggtgstc, mi. 50,'. bn /;
wheat sbippad by lake this week from, Milwaukee,
!, 1B2s, OuU bu. -
, 1877-09-22

much may he derived from, such nsEnts. That
they will hc In1shctt IN |t1nfaic tb"Ir tlctA In
stl.rt older fI, u:,c who knpws Judge Otis will
for moment duuLt.
, 1877-09-22

CHICAGO, sept. 2l.-llcaso aak Sydney Myers
the following question In your columns: II a
person hal deposited 07}< cents per day Ia his
hS laye uuwf DEFoslToR.
, 1877-09-22


From an inspection Of tho tables It will be
seen tint the real-estate loana were reduced
during duly 10 tho extent Of some tlb, ,0o0. 'rhu
collateral --presumably largely on cali
wcse contracted some $s8,oN, making
total reduction in these. two items Of
s1U3,0o0, and swelling tho cash drawer
to that amount. Ths depostora during
the same time reduced their balances sumo
$4,000; thcre was withdrawal OF Investment
certificates to the extent Of about $l0,0W,
total reduction OF liabilities, 30 fur ~ dcposlt-
ors nre concerned. OF $10J, 900; which exactly
Offsets the decrease In the assots. Hence, there
ought to bo oa much cash on hand On Aug.
as thoze was on Juno 81. The figures
fatl to show It. Taoro IL discrepancy Of over
So3.000, whlcl! can only ba aecointol for in
three wAys. Either the June cash balance Is an
absolute, untlushog lctiun, perpetratcd simply
TO even the account ~ published, OF else there
hns been n,!*approprlatton to the extent OF
that sum, Or there has boon Goulo peculiar book
kcaptng. Tho Indications, tlowevCr, pulnt to
tho former, as 1t would not do to publish
debit and credit balance sleot that would not
balance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
POWERS OF LX-SHERIFFS.

Tho question of the power OF ex-shcrif to arrest
person The jail limits under bail bond, after his
Of office had expired was argued at considerable
length yesterday before Judge DAVIS in tho Supreme
Court Chambers, on writ OF habcas corpus John
Weber was arrested IN civil suit, he claims,
justly, in september, 1874 and admitted 70 tho
Jail limits upon giving the usual limit bond. He says
that from that time until Saturday last when he was
rearrosted, he was occasionally visited W persons
from the Shcrns office, who under various prclcxts
extortcd various sums OF money from nm, until tho
matter becoming NO longer bcarabe, applied TO his
counsel aud was ADVISED that the 0lu sheriff had
failed TO transfer him 10 the new sheriff, within
ten days alter he had recognized the duo ton
Of the sheriff, no was legally discharged that Tho
old Sbcrin no longer had any power him. that
tho new Sheriff could not acquire any power. Under
this advice he acted and wncn arrested Saturday
informed his counsel VINO on Monday took out writ
OF haDeas corpus, rcturDabe lorthw it'll. Alter hearing
the argument the Court took the papers and
renee reserved his decision, suggesting, however that
briefs be submitted THIS, though NOT novel point
is still rather unsettled and will be watched with
much interest Tho prisoner was represented by
Messrs Thomas +. Byrnc and A. Francis Gibbons and
the sheriff by AessrS VAnderpoel, Green 4 Gum
ming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
PAYING PENSIONS.

The nrst payment OF this quarters pensions was
begun yesterday morning at four O'Clock. Tho SIDE
walks around tho Custom House and Naval ONCE
were lhronged BY an eager crowd, some Of whom had
kept vigil all night to be tho 'front.' ranks OF
the long line. The immense sum OF 100000 paid
out between the opening and six O'Clock in the
ing, ut which tlmo business was suspended. Fifteen
hundred and forty persons werc paid, which Is the
largest number tuat have over appeared IN ono day
OF these nnetcen were veterans OF the War of 1872
Eighteen OF them ranged in years IRON eighty TO
ninety, ana one, Mr. Stephen Haynes, is scventy-sx
years OLD. Mcysrs. Charles Oakley, David Lopcs aud
Charles X. Crowy arc ninety years OF age and ap.
pcared halo ana hearty. The aggregate ages OF tho
nineteen veterans amounts 10 ,5v6 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In tho Court of Oyer and Tcrmincr, yesterday, tho
Grand Jury handed up batch OF Indictments. Judge
Brady, on application OF Mr. William y. Howe, dis
charged Vivian Aubrey, 1t appearing that no Indict-
meat had Dcen found against the prisoner
Catherine O'Donnc was run over tho 12th Of
February 1875, by ono Of the OF The New York
and Harlem Railroad Company, and severely A.
shc brought suit against tue company 10 recover
50 900 damages, and tho trial Of the case was COM
menced yesterday, before Judge Larremorc, in tho
Court OF Common Pleas. The dele IL contributlye
negligence. Eott \. Shepard appears Tor Tho plain.
tn and H. Lauterbach Tor tho defendant
motion was made yesterday betrc Judge Law
renee, IN supreme Court Chambers, 10 open the de.
iauit taken IN tho Of Clemens Herring charged
with being implicated with Charles Becker. John HI.
lou and Others Ia the forgery OF the Tor sU4 900
ON the Union Trust Company 1t was stated that on
account OF his age and innrmtlcs he was released by
the District Attorney on his own recognizance rho
motion opposed manly on tho ground that n
should have been made at much earlier day tho ar
rest having boon made IN July last Judge Lawrence
took the papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
COURT OF APPEALS

8f1tt ALBANY, n. IL Dec. 4, AblI
Proceedings In tho Court OF Appeals Tuesday, Do
comber A.
Mo.ions-Allen vs. Judson.-Mouon for rcargumsnt
Submitted e89
Appeals from ordors-No ss6 Nudge VI. Ping
SUBMITTED.
No. 1857. Sixth Avenue Railroad VS.. Gilbert Elevated
Railroad.-Argued by Joseph h. Choate for appellant
Charles T.. Stone and John X Porter for respondent
General calendar--No. lS9. Chamberlain vs.. Mckib-
bin.--Argumcnt resum ed and concluded.
No. go Weeks Now YORK and Now Haven Rail.
road Com pany.-Argucd by Luther K Marsh for APP
pelant, CALVIN u. Child Tor respondent.
No. 22l. Baslabe va Tho City OF Syracuse Sub
mitted.
No. 2lo. Bcrtholf VS. O'Reily.-Argued by Lewis r.
Carr Tor appellant, W. J. Groo tor Respondent Case
still on. 41
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following 40.
cisiOns wero handed down.
Dawson vs. the Associates OF the Jersey Company;
Cobb vs. Knapp; the Marine Bank OF Buffalo vs..
Fiske; Darlington VS.. Ward; Cockcroit va Nuler.-
Judgment affirmed with cOstA &s& Af44
Booth vs. kehoe.-Judgment reversed and now
trial granted. Costs to abide Tho event
Vcrdin va. Slocum.--0rderl OF General Torn and
Special Torn reversed and motion granted, with
in Supreme Court and this court ~ DO paid by
plaintiff ~ Thompson
People ex rei Siebrecht VI. Clanoyy Waring Va
SOmbUrn. Appeal dsmissod with costs.
People ex rel. Cooke VS.. Wood; New York Guar-
anty, &C., Company vs. Robcrta-Ordcr Affirmed,
with costs.
Merwin vs. The Star Fro Insurance Company
Motion granted on payment OF $40 costs OF motion
and $25 costs Of argument and on plaintiffs spuat-
ing submit On printed briefs respondent consents
thereto.
CALENDAR.
The following is tho day calendar for Wednesday,
December 8, 1o77:-Nos lao. 1853. 1G7 49, 224, ls2,
go and 235.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 1,
Before Judge GIldcrsleeve.
"rnE GREEN-EyEp MONSTER. :"

THE GHEEN-EfED MUNSTEE,
She colored exhortcr, Rev. Fleming W. Jackson, Of
the Bcreau Baptist Church, who was arraigned by
Assistant District Attorney Herring on Monday last
charged with throwing his young wife, Josephine ut
OF second story window in Sullivan street. aud nring
pistol at her, aud acquitted was again brought up
Tor trial yesterday on an Indictment charging him
with feonious assault ON Hcnry Edmuns0n, colorcd
Trend OF his wife. Tho prisoner was represented by
AIR. Samuel g. DerrcNson Dir. Herring said that
CHI as the evidence adduced on Monday would
be almost the same in the present case and from
the dispos ton Of tho previous by tho Jury
he would oppose the release OF tho accused Judge
Gidersoovo lhcreupon set lrec the bclllcosc Of
prayer
SAD CASE.
On tho 9th Of October Patrick Lynch, nity -threo
years old, who IL iond Of getting drunk qaarrelIed
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HEROIC TREATMENT.
To TIM EDITOR or rns HxnALD,-

10 TIM EDITOR OF THE HERALD,- ,E
Every hour OF the day policemen may DO met with,
book In hand noting tho derclctions Of unhappy Cit
liens who commit the grave OF violating any Of
our city ordinances The Corporation Attorney reaps
rich harvest IRON the fines accruing from these CON-
plants. and, doubtless .hore Is some concert Of
ton between mis- ofloo aud tho Police Department.
But let mo ask you, Mr.. Editor to whom arc TO
report the Police Department for not removing tho
garbage? would suggest tho proprioty hereafter OF
dumping every ash box the middle OF tho street
which has not Doom cmptied by ten O'Clock r. N.
Such heterogeneous DISPLAY OF milk cans, flour
res soap boxes, &C. as is TO be la front OF
our residences Tor whole weeks at time Is disgrace
to our city and TO our civilization. TAXPAYER.
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