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West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21
REPORT,

MACHINE:
REPORT,
A Shuttle Sewing Machine, embodying
the following points of construction,
viz: A needle bar operated from the end
of rotating shaft in the overhanGing
arm; 4 shuttle supported in a shuttle
carrier, moved transversely to the feed
by means of Il crank on a rotating shaft !;
q four motoned positive feed, and q
straight needle with its eyes parallel with
the direction of feed
For the following reasons:
A SUPERIOR
Family Machine, embodying the greatest
number of most approved mechanical de-
vices to impart positive motions to the
various parts, simplicity of construction,
good workmanship, excellent quantity
of work done, originality, and for COM
pleteness ofdisplay. -
A. II. GOSHORN,
Director General.
j. II. HAWLE4,
President.
Attest-MYER ASCHE,
Assistant secretary.
THE SINGER MANUF'G CO.,
S. L. RUMBLE, Agent,
81 Canal St., N O.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
THE KNIFE IN BROOKLYN.

The residence Of Timothy siattery, No State street,
Brooklyn, was the scene yesterday afternoon Of
brutal assault on married woman. sr SIattcry ana
his wife had Tor visitor John Brennan, ,iougshorc-
man, about twcnty-iour years Of age He was IN tho
room but a short time when he commenced an
assault on Mrs SlatIcry The wouuan's husband
immediately seized knife sharpeucr and attacked
Brennan, but Was prevented from dong hun any scrl-
Gus harm by the intervention OF Mrs. Sattcry. De-
tcrmncd not 10 let his wife's assniiunt escape he
started IN search OF policeman. During the absen CO
o. the husband Brcnnan renewed the attack on Mrs.
sattcry. Sac resisted Us best she c,ud but Was
finally Knocked down by her assailnnt who drew u
sheath knle anu CUT her IN the head back. Brcn-
naD vas followed by Sattery aud officer und cap
tufed IN Warrcn street The injured woman was re-.
moved 10 the Long Island College Hospital. Hnr
wounds are considered OF serious nature brennan
was under the iniucuce Of Iiqnor at tho time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN HOGAN.

Captain William II. Hogan. whose death has already
been referred TO in the HERALD. inferred yesterday
In Tho Cemetery OF the Holy Gross a, Fa,bush. The
remains were removed IRON the late residence of tho
deceased, No. 293 East Warren st., Brooklyn, TO ST.
raufs church,. Court aud Congress streets, at ten
O'Clock y. u, where solemn requiem mass
was celebrated rhc Rev. Father Hogan was
ceiebrant, Father O'Loagnlin, deacon; Father
kcpIy, suI-ueacon, and Fathc. Ward master
OF ceremonies. After the mass, aud before
the Oencdicton. Father Ward prcuchrd all eloquent
sermon suitable 10 the sad OCCASION The church wus
croWucu WIN sympathizing irlends, among whom
were many prom incnt citizens OF Brooklyn ana TINS
city, intending exJndgc froy John j. w. o. Donoghuc,
Dr. Hatnan Captain Foley Martin Shea, Richard
Laior James IL. Magill Lieutenant sullivan, United
states Navy francis Schei Joseph Herman, mayor +.
X. HorSan, Major Cartwright and Others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Testimony for the plaintiff was closed yesterday IN
he trial OF the suit OF The Atlantic and Pacific Icic
graph Company against the Western Union Telegraph
Company ana others, before Judge Sanford, IN tho
Supreme Court The Tor The defence viii be
opened to-day.
Argument was begun yesterday before Judge John.
son. OF tue United states Circuit Court, the apli-
cation Tor restraining the construction OF
the Atlantic Avenue Railway Brooklyn.
John H. Glndding, sawdust swindler, pleaded
guilty the United States Circuit Court, before Judge
Benedict, yesterday, to sending improper matter
John Lawor aud Andrew Fagcn, VINO were arrested
charge OF passing counterfeit nall dollar at the
store OF h. T. McNaiy, IA Monroe street, were dis.
charged yesterday by COMMISSIONER Osborn Tor want
OF sufficient evidence.
Ia the suit OF Maria 0lin against Sebastian Gerlach,
brought to recover $4,000 damages Tor b-cacn Of
promise o marriage ana seduction, aud winch was
Tried before Judge Van HOescn IN the Court OF Common
Pleas Jury unable 10 agree and were ycster
day discharged by the court.
Patrick Nolan sued the Hudson River Railroad Com
puny to recover damages tor injuries. On the trial
yesterday Deforc Judge Donohue IN the supreme
Court appeared that before bringing the SUIT Nolan
took 500 from the company ami gave release. Mr.
Frank Ioonis counsel for tic company, moved 10
dismiss the complaint because the 800 had not been
returned or rendered before bringing the SUIT winch
invoivcd recession OF the release. The suit was DIS
missed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
TRACKING AN EMPTY TRUNK.

On Sunday las, Mr. Aiina, OF the lrm OF Alhg
Brothers & Co., reported that Of their agents had
lost trunk containing very valuable jewels in
all about 81, goo Detectives Damn and Won Gercii-
traced the trunk IRON the Grand Central Depo. TO
the Putnam House, ana thence to the Pcnnsy Cen.
trail Railroad, by which II was taken to Baltimore.
Detective Dunn went TO that city Monday night.
Before his departure the police oil Baltimore
qIested 70 notify the express people In that city that
the trunk addressed 10 w. u. sims, VI. D. hau been
stolen from New York and contained valuable prop
crty. When Dunn got TO Baltimore he was gwen the
trunk, hut when II xas open tho unwcicome discovery
tina. II was empty was maze.
II Is now cvdent that the Individual who signed him.
self at the Fulton House as Charles Brewster, IRON
Providence, II l., hal taken the trunk TO his room,
broken open aud possessed himself oil the jewels.
Then he deliberately sent the hackinan TO the hotel
for the trunk ana with IL 10 tho Adams Express to
throw the police OF the scent viii he made good bis
cgca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
THE LOSS OF THE LEE.

CANAL BOAT CAPTAINS SUIT TO RECOVER
DAMAGES FOR THE Loss OF WIFE AND
CHILD.
Suit was brought In the Supreme Court, yesterday,
by Hobart Cooper against the Eastern Trans portation
Line and Jeremiah j. Austin before Justice Pratt and
jury 10 damages the loss his vile and
child II appears from the complaint that the de-
icndant command OF the canal boat N. L. Lee,
on the nght Of October 0, 1875 when she was being
fowcd, with three other boats, by tho ,ugboat IT, i
Grant, which is owned by the defendants company.
The canal boats, which laden with coal were on
their way from Jersey City to New Haven. While
crossing the North River the Lee in collision
with the schooner Mcfarland which was being towcd
ny the steamer John n. Parker opposite course.
The force OF the collision so great that
the hawser which had secured tho Lee tho
Grant parted, and the canal boat carried
up the stream. The Captain seized
OF his two children ana jumped aboard the tug. lie
asked the Captain OF the latter to cut adrit aud
his wife and child, who remained the Lee which
drifting away. The Captain said he ibid want
TO send his boat TO nell, The little eir who stood on
the deck OF The bost appealed peously TO her father
her. The palntln got into small boat 20
the rcscnc. but there were oars to be found, and
twenty minutes later tho Leo ng
her Hobart Coopcr's wife ana child few months
later when the boat was raised the corpses oil the
mother and daughaer were found in the wreck.
Captain Cooper sues both tugboat owners TO recover
So 900 damages from each The trial Will be
10 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
BANKRUPTCY LAW.

Certain creditors OF the bankrupt firm Of H.
Wronkow h Co.. on January 9, 1877, 1led petition in
bankruptcy against them this district Hermann
wronKow. one OF the partners, resides in New York
city, and Thomas G. Hogan, the other partner resides
In California The bankrupt wronkow buys their
goods III this market ana the other bankrupt Hogan
sells them in California. A receiver was appointed
who took possession Of the stock at san Francisco.
The debtors adjudicatcd bankrupts and then
offered composition CT twenty the dollar,
in addition they proposed that their real estate
should remain the property OF Tho creditors IhIce
object raised 10 the composition by opposing
creditors:--
Efrst-Tnut this District Court has never acquired
jursdclion for the that the Lebors business
conducted in California, and one Of the debtors
resided there
Secoad-lhat the proposal OF the debtors not in
money, ana, therefore, prohibited by the Bankrupt
ncl.
7hird-Tha. the composition proceedings should
be proceeded with until the absent debtor hogan
appeared ut the composition meeting and submitted 10
un examination. Judge Batch ord has ovcrruicd
these objections Al. II. Kegensbcrger appeared Tor
the assignee aud petitoning creditors. Messrs.
Biumcnsel, Goodman, Brown Fiero and Wilcoxcn la
support OF the objections
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
THE DECORATION LAY PARADE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
would like 10 bring before the members OF tho
National Guard. through your valuable journal, my
little grievance accustomed by the Inconsistent orders
lately issued by COMMANDER, General shaler. Tue
3Olh inst. is universal holiday Many members Of the
National Guard like myself, would like TO ENJOY that
day, but cannot owing to the late hour OF the assem-
bly, The hours previous to the parade viii be useless,
and upon return the day will be pretty well used
up, us Well as ourselves very much fatgued Holidays
IN New York are not frequent. and hariworkers IKE
myself desire 10 enjoy them when We do have them
II object OF the parade IS as escort to those
purpose decorate tho graves OF the heroes Of
late war, do inter that regret suca parade No,
mover! But cant General Snacr consult with the
proper persons and have the hour earlier the day
II remember right, Decoration Day generally Is
exceedingly warm and Tor that reason alone tue hour
OF parade should be CARRIER. CORPORAL q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
THE COURTS.
A Universal Relormer'S Individual
ImpecuniOSity.
INTERESTING BANKRUPTCY CASE.
The Affairs Of the Manufacturers and
Builders Bank.

Among those who have given much time and labored
Intellectual effort 70 the subject OF reform IN this CITY,
as well as all over the world. is Gustav kirschman
Ever since the nrst crack Of the Corporation "Rnst
was heard he has been constantly at work preparing
documents, making suggestions and counselling when
he could get an occasion, with all the lawyers
prominent In the work OF municipal reiormation In.
cuding Messrs O'Conor. Tilden. Porter and Peckham
True he did always have the satisfaction OF seeing
his suggestions carried out but all who know him are
satisfied not for any want OF carnestness on ais
part. and in his Judgment the loss has been 'rrc-
parable 10 the city ami the world. But while
devoting his tne to great public reforms 1t seems
his efforts for setcomiort and existence had
somewhat slacscned. Yesterday he called upon
10 appear before Judge McAuain ia the Marine Court
defend proceedings taken 10 dispossess him from Tue
little apartments he ana his vile have occupied Tor
about Two years past Al No. % Walker street. The
owner Samuel Philips and he charges through his
agent that the term Of sir. krschman ended ON the
lst this May that he holds over aud refuses to
give up possession. Mr. kirschnan defended his own
suit, putting IA an AFFIDAVIT incompfehensole 70 orai
Tie ownership vi the premises W Mt. rni''lps, out
unfortunately did not have the documents TO satisfy ne
Court that point. For the lack OF regal documents
he evidently intended TO make UP III The elaborate am
davit which he prepared and submitted to the Court.
specimen OF us lucid and lorcble allegations IS Us
follows ."By these circumstances as THIS declared
victim for man anu country, Gustav krscnman BENG
duly sworn, says that he u the person snoa ~ Yen.
ant III the proceedings herein named, aid dcponent
denies that he holds Or that his term has expired,
anu defendant deuies each ana every allegation, and
the aliidavit OF John v. Smith, agent oil The above.
named landlord, IN opposition OF this complete GENRE
OF justice III controversy me Ct ort ror popu aic'a
as declared herein pro bono pNtico, qa nok dat qui
hdbet. 4" The Judge decided against him. but
stayed the issuing Of the warrant unt iondny next,
With the assent Of the landlord kirschman lett the
cour, room saying he would 10 the he could The
results may leave him homeless and hungry too, per-
Iaps but Il is doubtful II they can make the poor lei
low unhappy or awake him from his confused dreams
OF u universal reformation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
DIVORCE RECORD.

Two divorce SUITS occupied the attention Of Judge
Barrett in Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday.
Euoch Hoyt says he married to Jane, his WIFE, in
December, 1865, and lived with her until 1875 whcA
she went to Jersey and there violated her marital
VOWS. He brought SUIT for divorce, and yesterday his
counsel asked Tor u reference. The Court sent tile
cause before Elliott H. shepard.
neoccca N. .. Marsh brought suit against her hus-
banu, Arthur f. Marsh to dissolve the marriage con-
truct gronnG oil his nduitcry She got an order
against him or allmony, which IS now IN arrears 10
The Of $3.50 IL Is charged that lie IS most OF the
time out Of town. and that he has no accessible prop
cray when be levied by the Sheriff, although
he the receipt VI considerable annual income.
The wilcs counsel Messrs kurzman ana Yeanap,
made application to the Court TO have commissioner
named receive the income OF the husband ana the
Court granted the motion, directing the money 10 be
he'd subject TO lis order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TRAINS.

To THE EDITOR OF H.rALp
Why have the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
withdrawn the train heretofore leaving New York at
twenty minutes past six p. ~ for local points, thus
compelling thos. who wish 10 leave about that time TO
crowd them into the cars leaving at ten minutes
past six M Tor Perth Anboy aud intermediate 2oints2
Not near enough provided those that are being
consoly packed hundreds being compelled to stand an
the way their respective dcpots. And what IS the
oil tho conductors, train agents ana Dfnkenen on
this road constantly shouting FORWARD cars ~ No
matter what tho question put 10 them the only answer
obalnaule is. Forward cars" Upon tho arrival OF
the tram at Newark they ener the roar cars In force
ana, by shouting and yelling Forward cars these
60 no urtnrr!" they compel the wearied occu-
pants, many OF whom havr just succeeded 10 the seats
vacated by the leaving pi,sscnacrs forward
into already crowded forward cars Why cannot
this wealthy corp ral!on furnish sufficient 10
muntioucdy .AMBUY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
THE MANUFACTURERS AND BUILD
Frs BANK

The affairs OF the broken Manufacturers and Build
ers' Bank came incidentally before the Supreme Court
yesterday, In trial before Judge Donohue in Part
Circuit. William A. Butler, the receiver OF the
bank brought suit against John d. phyic 10 recover
amounting 10 about 81, 0co II appeared In
testimony the trial that the notes made an
Accommodation Tor u friend OF Phye lMr. Byrnesh at
the request Mr. Davidson the late president OF the
bank What Mr.. Davidson appears TO have said was
that II Mr.. Phyfe would make the notes lie
Mould never hear OF them ayain. This, II was
claimed by MIR. William Strauss, counsel Tor de-
iendant. was equivalent TO giving all accommodation
bank, and the latter could not enforce pay
incnL Judge Dvnvbue held, however That Mr. David
sons lang amounted TO nothing more Than an cx
preston OF confidence that Ar. Byrncs, who was
getting the accommodation of tile nUlcs, would take
OF them. and IN this way Mr. Phyic would never
Lear OF Them again. Testimony was also given ON the
point whether the uank had actually paid away the
proceeds OF The notes II being claimed Tor the defence
that II went to make good the account OF Byrhes,
already Withdrawn The Judge held the test m0ny 10
be sufficient hold the maker oil the notes, anu on
OF Mr. Bright, counsel Tor the receiver, gave
his favor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
HARLEM STREET LA.ris.

To rnr EDiroR OF rIfs HERALD:-
Alter reading your article about the new street lamps
In Harlem hasten 10 add my testimony to the danger.
Gus qualities OF these lights About week ago the
lamp III front OF my store Fourth avenue, between
1as:h and la6th streets, exploded with noise that
brought myself the occupants OF he surrounding
houses into the street, The top lamp blown
of and nearly covered with burning OIL. Iha
lamp been repaired or lighted since, which Is
mystery as other exploded lamps whlcn have heard
oil been repaired III haste Since then have
observed tncn with interest and have found hat In
the early part oil the evening they burn iary then sc
und SIN oky the ones that do not 90 out seem
b. struggling Tor existence till morning Although
men all night trying to Keep them IN order, on
stormy nights they are failure. In conclusion
would like to know why Harlem, with It's other
troubles, IS selected Tor experimenting with these
sckly lamps? HENRY FELDMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
DANGEROUS RAPID TRANSIT.

TO THE EDITOR rnE EERALp-
Il is almost time something was said about the way
In which the Harlem Railroad imposes on its passcn.
gers. The idea of rapid transit Us all very we but
the railroad 10 going to cndanger the lives OF the
passengers by so doing they had better dispense with
II altogether TO particularzc the above statement
would say that one OF these "rapid transit TRAINS,
running down between six ana seven A. ~, comes
In at DEPOT aud SIMPLY It's motion and Is on
again before the passengers on board, causing the
same TO jump Tor the cars. 1t would be bad enough
Tor men 10 be compelled TO DO THIS but when comes
70 women performing the same eat IL Ia simply out
ragcous Furthermore. would say that the accom-.
mouations on this road can be improved considerably
They VIII leave car empty 10 The depot wien there
are enough passengers standing TO MI another car II
this is tho fault OF the conductors take them to &C
count Tor IT, but tnow am addressing tho drcctors
II Is your au, take yourselves TO account and ici
the result be that We the passengers general, stat
have Tune TO get ON BOARD gong down aud shall have
q seat when coming up COMMITTEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

Pinckncy Va wight ct al--Refsrec's report con-
nrmed and Judgmch. OF foreclosure and sale ordered
Feet VS. Blunt Receivers bond approved
Hall vs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted and undertaking
approved. -. ..s,.. con
pany.-oricr granting leave 10 de undertaking on
appeal.
Fowler % al Va Kelly 81 al.--Reerencc ordered.
Hunt vs.. Stevens ct al - Commission ordered.
Wiley vs. Tho Central Park. North and East RIVER
Railroad Company Ordered on general calendar Tor
Tappan vs. MccahilL-Order granted and under
Mi.zchcrug vs. Van winks I. al.-ordcr denying
PhyIc vs. Cary.-order granting 5000 extra allow
ances, &c
River Railroad Company Ordered on day calendar
Tor June g.
Hanlon Gilbert o. al Order denying motion and
Lawton vs.. Balcstier ct al. Commission ordered.
Hatch vs.. Gould o. ai Milne VS.. Gallaher; Burtwcll
vs. the Mayor &c Towic va rne Mayor, &c.-ordefs
BY Judge Freedman.
The Real Estate Trust Company VS. Balch ct al
The defendant Bach entitled 10 the dismissal OF the
complaint TAR the same asks Tor judgment Tor
deficiency against him, &c. Opinion.
BY Judge Van Worst
Roch ct al VS.. erdcr. Motion granted. Opinion
BY Judge Sedgw wick.
The Jaeger Iron Company VS.. Walker Judgment
bv Chief Justice Curtis
Koehler vs. Chapman Order ing proceedings.
Moore vs.. Toner ct al Ordered on day calendar
MARINE COURT CHAMBERS
BY Judge McAdarn.
Schcnck VS.. WestervelI; Bank OF the Metropolis vs..
Jacobs; Emery va Johnson.-Opinions fled
Barnowski va. Jacobi.-rhe appellants motion must
be Denied II they are entitled 10 any relief the ap-
plica,ion must DO made ~ The General Term.
Farley VS.. Roberts.-Stay vacated.
Fahnstock va Senior Motion granted unless, with
In ten days the plaintiff nes note OF issue and pays
$40 COSTS
Fap vs. Hogan Aeners Vs. Drehr-Motions
granted
P,lm an va Creighl on. Compliant dismissed
Martinez vs. Stern.-Amendment allowed.
In re f. H. Brown-rroccedinss continued against
the legal reprcscn tatlvcs
Philips vs. Kirschman. Judgment OF disposcssion.
Worn vs.. Haven. Default opened payment
within two days. OF SIS COSTS anu the case to be tried
the 2lst May, 1877.
Ottcrsun VS. kathbun.-Rcieree's fees taxed at $50
Hail vs. wright; Maier VS.. Canavan; Krste vs.
Doe, Martinez vs. Stern; Schumacher VS.. Meyer;
Schneider vs. Groat; Bot IS. Retzlon Lusk " Ben
nett; wilkins Va. FUx.--Orders granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

To THE EDroR OF THE HERALD:--
have been compelled to seek redress in the "Com-
plant Book" OF your paper. own house IN 18th
street, northwest corner Of Lexington Ado,n-
ing me Oh the vacant lots, belonging to
party IN the manure business. These lots y ter
riple nuisance TO my property in many ways. Tho
eneh from them warm weather Is unbcarahls, as
uls sorts are dumped nso them At nlgh have occu
con- pciied 10 have tt cleaned All around my housc be-
iefc could let H. anu done tho boys nave taken
pl1sessiou oil 1t Tor ball pnlng and the rut of this Is
tDat the wall OF The house Is cracked from top 10
bolom nave appealed twice to the Board oi Alder
'inen pass resolution TO have the CITY fence them
an. Tho those III llUth and I1l.h streets, as
Ion. Is wil do IL, but al III vain. !
ihvc also complained to the Board OF Health,
"a PROPERTY OWNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
A SERIOUS QUESTION.

To THE EDITOR HgRALD:-
AS regular reader of your valuable paper your
very able and thorough exposure OF that internal sw
business at Bssviiie not escaped my notice. and
trust tina, you IN hang on to this business until not
u vcstige OF those than Augcan stables
But there is one thing that wsh 10 call your
attention to--vIz. WHAT is done with the Old, innrm
or diseased cittcy
| huy. seen them killed. skinned and carted of at
the dead OF night md II a probability the meat
put upon tie market next morning
| 90 not ntcnd this commu ncaon for publication
unless you choose 10 do So but merely wish to CIV,
YOU a hint 10 the metnoi Of conducting business
that so-caiied orange county milk dairy. DOMINO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

To THE EDIroR HERALD
Grand street, from Clinton street 10 Broadway Is
infested by OF bud character, and they appar-
emily full swing. Ia 1t not the duty OF the police
TO clear tho streets Of this evil? Many OF tho women
swear and II gentleman and lady pass them they
often insuted rne police may often be seen talking
10 women in doorways or with men on the corners.
Madison street, IRON Oliver to Pearl almost impass-
able The junk shops in that vicinity are very numer.
The owners uccupy nearly AL OF the sidewalk
and part oil the street with cha:rs bureaus Stoves
iccboxes oiIcotns, bedding, bcdstcads with vcrmin
old and carpets ana large number oil lrscci
luncous articles. Yours truly, MEDICUS.