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\ distinguished captain OF large mail steamship suf.
fercd severely from DarrhUa lie wa, o u habit aud
The doctors memo science ami cxpercnce dared notbvo
atriusents anndynes for tear Of ston VI the
BRAN. Besides the two ship doctors there among
the passengers also D. who. having learned that
the two medical had little hope OF the captains
coNcrA desired that he might be permitted 10 him.
This niclicsl mHu. after some inquiry, recommended
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-12

times, have great many questiopst6
ask each other about wllcsc we have. been
and what we have doac the past six
teen years. sincc We hist met, and pass
q really cnjcyablc hour We find that he
has, aficr drifting about in various pors'
tions Of The country, settled down in La
Fayette and il ore Of tic leading part
ncrs in a large Wholesale Boot and Shoe
manufacturing establishment, one Of The
largest in the country He has succeeded
well in business, has !. pleasant home and
is evidently on the highway 10 fortune
and honor We regret exceedingly that
VIC are unable to accept Of his pressing
invitation to stop over 4 day or SO with
him.
At Toledo, and also at La Faye:te still!
more OF our party lcarc as until there arc
only perhaps dozen or SO left ont Of the
so or more who starteds We Come on
home CID Keokuk and Des Moincs II. Il.
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just week and a dayfr from The time we
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G. R. sTERNEMAN.


Will be at Toledo the second Monday OF every
{ w Month and remain one week. at Dr. soust
ers Office Also at Traer the 3rd Monday OF each
month. remaining one week Filling teeth with
Gold. a speciality All other work done.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-12

PIANOS :i;; ;:;;:; !;
es5Ss2S = bargains.
ORGANS ;:'; y;
exxSsrIzzzzEAESzSH S55 Five octave organ
os,,Iy S50 Rare Opportunities Melodt ons $40.
and upwards. used only short time. The above
second hand instruments ARE in perfect oraer ana
fully warranted, (but not our own make.) have re-
Gently been taken in exchange for our new eele-i
brated BEATTY PIANOS and ORGANISING hav-
ing no space for storage in our warerooms our i'm
iiense trade being daily on the increase. hence the
above liberal offers. Best offer ever given by any
manufactured now ready on our newinstrumen's.
Agents discounts given away In new localities, in
or er to have them introduced where have no
agents. Fully warranted for six years as strictly
first class and sent on 5 to Is days test trial.
Money refunded and freight charges paid both
ways il unsatisfactory. Agents wanted. New
Organs to the trade S65, aud upwards. Eldsrai.
ed catalogue with list of testimonials. me OF
whom yon may know sent free. Very liberal
discounts to Teachers. Ministers and Churches to
introduce them at once. Address DANIEL +.
BEATTY, Washington New Jersey
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!. B. NELSON. =, I. ~. pAh''
NELSON q BARKER,

PHYSICIAN sURGEo AND ACCOUCHEUR.
Special attention paid to Surgery. Office over
Doolittlcs dry good Store. Residence. one door
EAST OF the Christian, Church, Toledo, Iowa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Cornelius 8. Groot stock broker. OF No II Broad
street, has been adjudcaed voluntary bankrupt DO.
fore Register Ketchum over nny brokers sra cred
ilors in ranging from $4,000 to $loo, princi-
paIly due on differences stock transactions The
principal creditors the following Jameson Smith
sattg, Sl5. 79o; 4. G. Delavau, $1s 900; Joseph A
Jameson, S., 900; W. s. Williams, IS. 900: 4. r. BUR-
ton S. 0C0; w. H. Cranberry Il Co., s53l2; s. NJ Mills
a Co.. 81 700; George r. Bonner Co, S., 400; Put
nam Earle $4,000 His indebtedness amounts to
about S76.00O and he has no assets
John r. Phelps, dealer In combs, at No. 449 Broad
way has gone into voluntary bankruptcy Among the
largest creditors the estate OF samuel Woodward,
Bank, So. 500; Emily y. Phelps, $4,000; Waterbury
Manufacturing Company s2455. The liabilities ag-
grc.ac SCI SIS IT, and the nominal assets 600
Notice has been received by the Now York creditors
of H. c. Trunck Co., Wholesale dry goods dealers. OF
Philadephia Offering to compromise at sixty cents on
the nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
THE TWO GEORGES.

Another has been ADDED to the already large number
suits recently brought TO trial in the courts
Tho sutton in this Catharine Georgi, who seeks
divorce from Adolph 4. Georg, her husband, on the
ground of alleged adultery. She says in her affidavit
that they were married this city in November, 1856,
and have child living "a daughter, nine years old,
named Caroline 5 Georgi She charges her husband
with Illicit familiarity with Margaret Barrett at the
Oceanic Hotel Coney Island, in April last and with
Ia ing renewed such intimacy subsequently ut various
othcr places. II is further alleged in her complaint
this Margaret Barrett has recently gwen birth to
child Wards Island, the father of which child Is
stated to be the defendant in this suit Mr. Georgi,
sne SAYS having ascertaincd that warrant for his ar
had been issued upon charge OF basardy, left the
city fled San Francisco where he Is now living
Upon the above OF facts Judge DAVIS yesterday
granted an order permitting decree oil the summons
l,v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
LIFE INSURANCE TROUBLES.

THE LEGAL CONTROVERSY IN THE CONTINENTAL
CASE.
Tho examination Of the Continental Life Insurance
Company's affairs will proceed again to-day, before
Referee William Allen Butler. Much more testimony
is TO taken, and several witnesses will be sum-
moned during the week. The reference meeting before
Abraham v. De Witt will tako place pursuant to nd.
journmcnt on Friday ncxt when JohnJ. Anderson and
John o. Hoyt are summoned to appear. Various opn-
ions entertained to what will be the end OF these
proceedings before Mr. De Witt II Is understood that
upon that officers report 10 the Court motion VIII be
made In Albany by the Insurance Department. to de-
clare the company insolvent and appoint a now re-
ccivcr thus setting aside all the forncf proceedings
obtained Brooklyn The matter has reserved itself
into the question whether lite insurance company
can dissolve itself apply for dissolution TO
the power which created IT, This point Of law mas
never been established and the Bar Is as ANXIOUS 20
have II settled Insurance Department Is deter
mined IL sh all be. 49,
whether such proceedings in Albany will necossa
ry dispaco abe receiver Is another Interesting
question. The department has shown no ooJecton 10
the appointment OF Mr. Grace so far as be Is ndlvidu
mnossibIe TO annul tho decisions OF the Brooklyn
Court without deposIng also the officer appointed I'M
der those proceedings Should this view Of the case DC
correct. there viii be two receivers between whose
rights an officer the Court Of Appeals Will nave 10
decide The appointment r.sor, ne cyect on the
Continental affairs, but however that may DC, anu
however long the policy holders may have to wal, or
their dividends " gives general satisfaction 70 know
that the dark ntricacies of the institution Will be
thoroughly ventilated before the end.
Deputy superintendent Mccall has not yct returneo
from Albany, nor is IL known II nc VIII sun rc'"'" nS
position. ,.....
vet been served upon Benjamin Noyes, tho rresldch!
OF the National Capital Vice President walker stated
yesterday that Mr. Noyes was in New HAVEN conn.,
aud would return during the present week.
AN INSURANCE AGENTS. PETITION
In the Supreme Court OF Kings county yesterday,
before Justice Gilbert, Mr.. Raphael J. Moses, counsel
for Leopold X Roder, general agent Of the continental
Lille Insurance in the State OF Wisconsin, presented
re,iton askipq that the receiver be required 10
INV $7ls for disbursements and salary due koder
Thc Indebtedness alleged to have been incurred oy
,ho agcnt IN carving directions OF the former
rere,vcr of the Continental Company The matter was
sent before Mr.. william A. Butler the referee, to be
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
THE p1cK1E DIVORCE CASE.

A LONG AND BITTERLY FOUGHT cAsE--rHE
FINANCIAL AND MATRIMONIAL MUCH MIXED.
Tho privacy OF divorce trials In this city, through
the reference system. while 1t undoubtedly serves as
q wholesome check upon the morbid curiosity OF the
public nevertheless results in this evil.-That much
injustice may be suffered by wife or husband wrong
fully accused when II would only need the clear light
OF publicity to vindicate the innocent. The Dickie
divorce case seems OF this class Tho parties
are possessed oil and occupy good position IN
life son who has just arrived at manhood is the
fruit OF the union Mr. Edward ?. Dckic, the plain
iii, was for many years importer OF glassware, In
Warren street, being the head OF the house
OF 4. r. Dickio Il Co. He is about forty-hve,
and now retired from business HIS father, old
Patrick Dckie Is said 10 have amassed fortune oil
nearly 81, 900 900 in the drug business Mrs. Mary E.
DicEie is woman Of nearly forty and lives IN this
city with her mother. Her father, James Robinson,
amassed handsome fortune in the East India and
fruit trade, ana died in 1871 He left four children,
and Mrs. Dickie's share Of the patrimony amounted
about 100000 The SUIT Tor divorce was brought by
Mf Dickie in December, 1872 In the Court oil Common
Pleas, aud has, therefore, been pending over four
wears. The referred 10 ex-Judge Bosworth
reiercc ana slow progress has been made that
twill probably take months yet before the hearing OF
the testimony winch already Hills thousands Of pages
long-looked-or report. The next sitting VIII be on
the Oath Of this month
DsssoL. NV W., .. Az, 1850 ,r ~ r.-,ios
inc hrst int'na'ioh wicn we l'cnus y, no pa.s,es
received OF me marital iheiices u tne u'ck'ss WIS
suit-Drought py Mr. picKle some TWO mon.ns oe'o,o
the proceeding ior uivorcc MAS pesun-aealns. MS
partner Mr A. d. Brinkcrhon' 70 also.ve INC partner
snip cxis'ihg between .nem On rne srouuu " n,'"n..
non aauuely MIA nis WIZ ny i"p'.s III, ~" . o
were served upon brihheIhon' 10 WIS VOL nno"n
society man, on octooor lo'- nr'nsernon, "ousm
sou'iy alleging ms innocencs ot tug cnn.eo ~
ms partner, nevertncIess ueo'aIeu .at ~ "a"
aisinchca 70 remain nny lopser ~ w,." a'
he was willing 10 dissolve Far.nc'snmp asco,uns :"
tneir artcies OF aRrocnen~ ,, ny Pa,sn..snP
was dissolved IN day or two picklc ~ ~ s.a,ea
ootIo"cu y',ooo ''o'a u'e ~ -" o'.s' w ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
FESTIVE JAIL BIRDS.

Matthias Goctzel and Frederick Leporin who were
arrested some time ago at the Instance Of DorotEea
Ida Paycken, who charged them with converting to
their own use So 600 OF her money which she gave
Goc,zel to invest for bona and mortgage, the
full facts OF which have been heretofore exclusively
published in the HERALD, are firing OF their sojourn
Ludlow street jail, and with view 10 obtain their
lease recently made application TO this effect the
Supreme Commissioned, IN his AFFIDAVIT. says
not get BALL that wife and family suffering and
that no has been obliged TO resign his position Pres
dent OF the Douglas Mining Company on account OF
this difficulty. Leporin says that Goetzel took the
money that he never had cent OF It, and does not
uuoerstand why be should DC subjected TO imprison-
ncnt for another mans offences. Judge Sedgwck to
bom the application for discharge was mnde, rendered
decsion Yesterday deny ing the same, without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
AN OFFICERS EARS.

Walking along William street early yesterday
ing officer Parker OF the Fourth precinct, overheard
loud and angry talk between two young mon a fcw
yards ahead moments listening satisfied the ollccr
that the discussion related to the division of spos OF
robbery, and he made dash for the young men, rap
ping AS he ran for assistance A second officer soon
came ~ hts aid and the young men wore made prls-
Oners
Az tho station house the prisoners gave their
as Joseph r. Parker aud Patrick Curtis. A search
through their pockels by the police resulted In dscov
erng number Of articles OF cwclry, valued at about
500. subsequently the property was Identified by
Elizabeth Emmng as stolen from her restaurant, at
No AZ Catharinc street
Tho prisoners were arraigned at the TOmbs Police
Court aud hold IN $500 each answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
THRILLING WITH COUNSEL

A suit was commenced some time ago by William
Loughran against Henry Matthews to property
claimed to have been mortgaged by the plaintiffs
father, but which the plaintiff claims belongs 10 him.
The plaintiff engaged ex-Recorder Smith as hts coun-
sci, who transferred the conduct OF the suit to ex
Judge Busted Application was made yesterday TO
Judge Davis IN Supreme Court, Chambers, to substi-
tuc Mr., c. w. Page counsel IN the place OF Judge
Busteed An answer was put IN by Judge Busted in
opposition 10 the motion. He states that he made
about sixty appearances in the suit and that on being
applied for consent TO have the case taken from his
hands said he would willingly do payment Of
$780, which he considered little enough for his
wees AS the stands he thought he had been
trled WITH and he now demanded 1850 counsel Zee.
Judge Davis denied the notion leaving 1t with tho
plaintiff TO settle the question OF lees best he can
with his rate but determined counsel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
MAXWELL AND THE CHECK.

THE PRISONER HELD IN TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS BAIL TO ANSWER.
The final examination of George l.. Maxwell, the
Wall street broker, suspected OF completely In the
$64 600 forgery took place at the Tombs Police
Court yesterday before Judge Duffy. The Union Trust
Company's interests were heretofore, represented
by Counsellor peckham Mr. Clarence Seward appeared
for the prisoner.
The first witness called was Mr. Lewellen r. Hurl.
bert, who testified TO having dined with Horace Z.
Brown on the Sunday preceding New Year, on which
occasion Maxwell was present Witness also testified
to having Como with Horace Il. Brown to the Sub
Treasury on tho 4h or 5th Of January; there intro
duccd him 10 Mr. Middleton; Brown got SlO,uOO eold
Tue matter Of dinner and that of Browns changing
the certificate in The sub Treasury were. L. VIII be re-
mcmbercd, denied in testimony for the defence pre-.
MIR. Edward Allen, clerk in the employ of Fisk h
Hatch, next took the stand and testified that early In
January Brown sold, at the banking house Of the firm
mentioned 900 IN gold.
This corroborates Browns previous testimony. and
tends show that the Ten thousand dollar gold GER
tihcate was paid to Brown, Notwithstanding Naxwers
evidence to the contrary.
who was put on the stand for cross-examnatlon. In
answer to the question, "Have you seen Chadwick
but denied having said to him, et US both stick to
one story, and BY so doing we will get clear" Wit
mes, ness I 10 NJ Garo ua' and others
similar to tho one made by him to Maxwell Tor
the raising OF money for institutions by irregular
methods. Brown admitted further that he had once
been arrested account OF forged bill OF lading.
Witness aganwent over the history OF the $40 900
gold certificate and detailed the circumstances relative
to hts depositing So 400 for sale keeping with Mr..
Flanagan the Wall street broker Witness also rcc,ted
his previous testimony about having paid 81 $50 OF the
money to Chadwick. The prosecution then rested,
and Judge Duffy, after delivering exhaustive opinion
In which he alluded TO tho magnitude OF the charge
the eminence Of counsel and the responsibility Of the
prisoner, held Maxwell to bail In tho sum OF 000
The prisoners brother, Mr. John ID. Maxwell
promptly stepped up to the Clerks desk and became
Xhercupon Maxwell again went out TO liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
MUNICIPAL. LITIGATION.

There was commenced yesterday, before Judge Law
renee, holding supreme Court Circuit, suit brought
BY owen W. Brennan, as assignee Of William McA1nm'
against the city three quarters rent OF NO
GA Pearl street. rented as a police court The facts
of The case have been fully given IN previous SUIT 70
recover instaIment OF rents In WHICH, AS WIN oe
.osnc,'hcrsd N was set 10 az a defence that Mr.
Fireman. being then OF the COMMISSIONER OF
Charities ana Correction, holding an ONCE unner me
CITY government, was debarred from prosecuting he
calm This defence, however was ovcrruIed oy Judso
pouohue and Judgment given Tor the claim on Tue
iact OF this Judgment IL was Claimed 'ha' Tue a'o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
THE CROOKED Whisky CASES.

The United states Circuit Criminal Court was opened
Yesterday by Judge Bacnford for the purpose of try.
,ng the alleged crooked whiskey conspirators The
Of tho United States against Francis o. Boyd and Edgar
r. Hin was specially set down for trial. Roger sher
man specially appointed TO try these cases by The gov
eminent in attendance as were also tDe parties
arcused who are out on bail. Application was made
for an Adjournment consequences OF the death oil tho
wife of General Henry L. Burnett counsel Tor the ac-
cused The Court granted the applicatlon anu SET
down the trial tomorrow peremptorily. me tral
nj Inc other parties under the whiskey indictments u
sct dawn lor Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 10. 1877
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following business
was transacted -
No. 1913. Gosman vs.. Crugcr.-Argumcnt resumed
and concluded.
No. POI. Durant VS.. Abendroth. ARGUED by s.
Hand and William H. Arn0ux Tor appellant and G. Nor
wood for respondent
No. 205 Whitehead vs. Kennedy. Argued by T.
w. Dwight and ). j. Classy Tor appellant anu s. Hand
for respondent
Proclamation made and court adjourned.
CALENDAR.
The following is tho Court OF Appeals day calcnd ar
for Tuesday, February 20, 1877 Nos 200, 204 1874,
195, 1877 207, 427 and l0l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20

BY Judge Donohuc.
German Uptown Savings Bank w. Fitzgerald.-A
suit may BIO brought on the agreement. but think
have no power to make order.
Burke VS.. The Mayor, &c.-The taxation should DO
reduced SO per day on the number Of days sworn to
by the referee.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T.
BY Judge Donohue.
Plummer ct al vs. Belden OF aL-Does not comply
with rule.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-PART 3.
By Judge Donohue.
Pummer OF al VS.. Beldcn ct aL-Proposed case and
amendments do not conform to rule; no stcnograph'
er's minutes; nor does IL CONFORM 10 other respects.
COMMON PLEAs--sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge J. r. Daily.
Phelan vs. McGunness. for defendant,
with costs. See opinion.
Solomon VS. Moral-Judgment directed as in opn-
BY Judge Van Hoesen.
Diossy va Martin. See memorandum
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART l.
by Judge Van Hoesen.
Burke VS.. Gardner.-See memorandum.
Philip VS.. Neutrality-suspicious. dismissed See
opinion.
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPECrAL TERM.
BY Judge sedgwick.
Uedenham vs. Mayer.-Case and amendments gct-
Aubury ct al. VS.. GENERALIZATION denied, without
costs.
Payckcn ct al vs. Goetzel.-Moton Denied without
costs
Sondheim VS. Hamburger, and Wilson VS.. Davis
Motions denied.
White VS.. Cofax ct aL-Thc sum fixed by the ref
cree his certificate should be paid
Cummings ct al vs. Cassidy OF ai-Judgment for
defendants.
Austen vs.. HutkoT ct al Taxation affirmed, with
out costs
Barrows w. Haly ct al.-Denied; $40 costs to abide
event, without prejudice TO renewal OF notion If II
shall appear that trial OF the action unnecessarily
delayed
Clarke vs.. Flanagan denied on ground that dev-
cry OF unindorsed warrant would transfer any
right OF defendant and his comptroller
Allen vs. Ailen-Denied. Order OF publication
should be presented.
| Hindkoeer VS.. Lang ct al flour act Motion
granted
DAVIS, Jr., ct al VS.. Younger settled.
Marsh VS.. Masterson, and Rodnun VS.. Barretto.--
/ Coinpissons ordered.
The sixth Avenue Railroad Company vs.. The Gilbert
Elevated Railroad Company denied, without
costs An order may be entered Tor defendant unless
notlce staying entry of judgment for thirty days
the purpose OF making II objection be made
the entry OF The order ON this motion DELAYED
until the 2ls for the purpose OF enabling defendants
10 get an order To show why Judgment should not
| DC stayed, sc.
Wallace VS. Weson.--Ordcr vacating order of arrest
Eolph w. Rolph-Order TO lic AFFIDAVIT nunc pro
tuLc ~ f
Faulkner VS.. Knight Boiler vs.. Norton and Rubin
Vs. Inc Relief Fire Insurance Company. Orders
granted.
BY Judge Sanford
Hawks vs. Winans.--Cusc settled and ordered on nlc
MARINE COURT CHAMBERS.
Ry Judge McAdam.
Lougstrcct VS.. New lork, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company; Sacgor Bouchcr Maltby va
Jones; Meldeissohn VS.. foss Opinions nlcu