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The New York herald., 1877-09-14
POLICE COURT RED TAPE,

new rule was established yesterday in the Fifty
seventh Street Court which took the reporters
by surprise Mr. John Lindon, who rs the clerk OF
Justice Murray, now sitting in the court Informed
HERALD reporter that hereafter no papers would bo
shown TO the members OF the press who the present
Justice was on tho bench unless they FIRST went
Justice and asked permission TO see the papers No
reason was gwen for the making OF the ruie. II
10 tno lrst time In the history OF the Fifty seventh
street Court that nero paper was made so hard ~
porters unnecessary trouble, as the clerks nrc old
enough to tako tho responsibility OF allowing papers
TO he seen on their own shoulders The rule does hot
include lawyers aud others, but makes Q marked ex-
ceptlon IN the case Of the press.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr-aENERAL TERM.

SUPREME coURr-GENERAL TERN.
BY Presiding Judge Davis.
Woodruff The Imperial Fne Insurance Company
OF London, England. Order settled.
BY Judge Daniels.
Tho People ex rel Helsen, &c vs. Asten and 9th.
ers.-Order settled.
SUPREME CoURT--CHAMBERs.
By Judge wcsibrook.
Riley vs. Burns.-Motion TO change place Of trial
Wallace vs.. Marks Reference ordered.
suPRRIoR couRr-sPECIAL TERM.
BY CHIEF Justice Curtis
George :. Croker Us. Mary T.. Croker. Report OF
reeree confirmed; divorce granted As to motion Tor
arrears OF alimony see memorandum.
Terry vs. The Grant Locomotive Works.--Applca-
ton denied, with Sl0 costs.
ciarkvs. CLARK ct aLorder allowing plaintiff to nls
supplemental complaint.
Bertram VS.. Lang ct al--Order settled.
he Jnegon Iron Works w. Walker; Willis vs. Lew.
tacher.--UndertaKipgs approved.
Gutierrez vs.. Harvard. Bond approved
- ComstocN Va rrlnce ct al. ; The Bowery Savings
Bank vh smith OF al Gutierrez vs. Hayward. BctXel
vs. betlcli o'Connor VS. Benseiin.--Orders granted
MARINE coUnT-cHAMBERs.
by Judge Sheridan
kapln vs. Casper Fernbach VS.. Arnold. Motions
granted
Laverty VS.. suethan-Nolion granted, order Va.
Place VS.. Kalish h-Motion for Ioavo TO sue granted
Dapcock W.. Case. Motion TO dismiss grained, with
costs.
Hens vs. Chapn.--Mo,on TO open default granted,
on payment OF costs and disbursements
foltL vs.. Ciark-Moton to dismiss action granted,
with costs.
Smith vs. Standardization TO punish ior contempt
denied
smith vs. Morgan; Mantbon W. Johnstoue; Thsunn
Davis Love Janaday; n ifclshelmcr Hor.
man Marine VS.. Baker Bcgrue Burke; Bergman
W.. Pctzold; Gutcrman Piddian; Bainln vs. Kit
ner; Bren W. william Barney vs.. Plat; Sigwald
vs. Goaberg Gaynor VI. Lennox; Shenneid va Alex
under.-Orders granted.
Snow vs. scott, &c.-Settlcd.
by Judge Sinnott
Smith Va Stratou Proceedings set aside. No costs.
~ Ce Wi ems
spratt vs. Taylor Motion denied, without costs.
Hcnncsscy We. Thornton.--F '. Kennedy, receiver.
Downing VS. airc--Moton TO punish the elder
Lenoire Tor contempt denied No costs
Underwood VS.. Toner; Cohen VS.. SchmtL L-Motious
denied.
Marx vs.. GteenvIllc. Motion to punish James ID
Keegan Tor contempt denied, without costs.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14
THE COURTS.
A Practical Joke Where The Laugh
Came on the Wrong Side.
VICTIM OF THE NEWSPAPERS
Pains and Penalties Of Carrying Stocks
on Margins

There recently appeared in the HERALD account
OF Tho commencement OF u suit IN the Marine Court
oy William Weber, u stevedore, to recover damages
from James Stewart, Patrick Reed and another. for
injuries received through the perperaon OF alleged
cruel joke on their part Webber stated IN his coin.
piaint that he was induced TO liquor store "
stewart by tho other parties and there was induced
by oil three TO try his pulling strength a machine
to which was attached electric battery; that while
innoccnty engaged In the experiment the parties
turned on powerful current, which gathered HIM up
IN heap and kept him hanging by cord OF lightning
for the space OF three minutes An order OF clya
arrest issued against all three defendants and they
were compelled TO give bail the sum OF $500 each.
Now appears tho other side or the story ln The
answer or the defendants, served by Nr. John
A. O'Brien. In this II is alleged that the
Job was originally ''pu up' by Webber himself for
The purpose OF getting the laugh Reed and that IA
taxing hold OF the machine to illustrate To the latter
how he was TO perform some of tho party turned the
tables on him by suddenly turning current Tor bs
bencut. This no doubt astonished Wcbbcr In proper.
ton us II gave cause Tor merrmcnt to all the others
SO much so that they unintentonaiy gave him more
than tho ordinary ightnng probation before they
thought oil turning of the current Under these cir
cumstances iney claim that no harm meant, that
Webbcr was fully aware OF the effects Of the nachin
and that even II he was slightly injured, which they
dcny no was only the victim of his trep, aud does
not come into court with clean hands
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A MAEEIiD L&Il DUrH

Ia. Charles q. Hatsasts.e Naa fsfwA taf "a
his lie tlne tocs inia h.s otes tsst iuasss
W. Huplsd bai arustatat esa tas q ~ vsara.
owing 20 alleges frguasfasa neeasF fsasss is l4s
The Doctor ~ AH tae yrafs lal.ss saa = eseus
queHoc. sclios .ss hss4a - rsnsa' 30 ssessl .
the lhrcm Cisi ceaft esele 40 81 ssne 80 d.
Eoi.eslssn dled bal h2 w.a.m - esaa sac m.1ssf 80
ana yesterday 90 Asst 70 taatae MNi .o~ns Gees q
forih,f hearing 81 go esfN a. s&1s Jess
rorier app area ioi a. saau snt a faapa1a taa
defendant lhH coar fosus aaa .ssaaia "a af.s.
experts. manf Ul Nban te..s fNf tI4Na ~ sata.als
swore she ~ss sithis eafasaa ~aeN No. haahsns
tie asrccincut ~tia nF NsaxMAaala aa nashaas 80
said Abuui ComNNGss4Aea A9laa araaT thmIa44aa
asked u u vas caslumsff aE ntTFle4 I.aaa ~ plag
tse ~ upon tLsr iar9a an1 ~. Helara leEllaa !
was theH dnil - seEE fIows asfGt aal .Asf sas.
bands. colchs fcfsef a4e . a.s n.4ff 90 usas.
thea scratchcd tis head saa 8amn % rensasass
OF the day was spsns *yaN4 rt~sa 100
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their siudsrts u g. eapseleA saassf talA
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COURT cAi.ENbAEs rnIs DAY.

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person; Same tens ali4sa Btr. lsrusny fes fns
person; same va fneNas teAs @aaaa t4ftefg
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.


The United States District Court yesterday
until the drst Monday in October, at which tmo the
admiralty calendar Will be called.
-Four witnesses who had been brought from Eurons
to testify in relation to the mu.iny board the G. e.
Sweeny, and heretofore temporarily committed by
United states Commissioner Deuel., were yesterday
brought down and formally committed by Judge
Blatchford
Antonia Cosenza, An Italian sailor was brought be-
fore United Commissioner Belts yesterday charged
with mutny on board the ship Giuseppe Bocu tho
high seas. Ho was arrested on the application o tho
Italian Consul Tor the purpose Of being forwarded
Italy for trial The Commissioner committed tho prls
oner TO the custody Of the United States Marshal 10
await the demand Of the Italian Consul The prisoner
claims that ho only struck the captain In sclfde
The Of Sarah Enright against Patrick Hayes, In
which two police detectives were also involved de-
fendanls charge or false imprsonmeut the facts
OF which have already appeared In tho HERALD, was
disposea OF yesterday by Chief Justice Shea. The
Chicl Justice held that In making tho tho de-
tcctIvcs acted wnhln the sphere Of their duty and
of the prosecution. On these grounds he dismissed
the plaintiffs complaint.
Charles Mcmahon was brought before United States
Commissioner Deuel. yesterday on a charge OF passing
u counterfeit ten-d0lar bill on Alice MordaunI The
prisoner denied that he knew the bill bad, ana
also that It was tho same he gave the complainant
Ee was represented as honest young man, in tho
became his Dondsman In the sum oil $500, To appear
Tor examination on Monday The bill In question
Is one OF few well-execued struggling countcrieiis
on the City National Bank Of Poughkeepsie
The New York herald., 1877-09-14
AN AWFUL HORSE.
From the Detroit FREQ Press. !


Detro.cr called at u livery stable yesterday morn.
ing to rig to take his wife out for ride and
he mnde II point 10 ask Tor docile animal Wn:lo
the intended Tor him was being hitchcd up she
reared up acted very nervous and the proprietor
explained
''You needn't be bit afraid OF her. She's simply
little OFF today
Tho got into the carriage, whrled around
the corner, aud hing more was seen Of HIM two
hours. Then he came Iiinping back and asked
THAT horse was u little oil, wasn't sheY''
.'Yesr
''We, she kept growing oncr and offer till | con.
Guided TO get out. and then the way she got OF al.
together was bad Tor tho buggy. Go and get the
pieces and we'll settle up.'
The New York herald., 1877-09-14
A MYSTIFIED PRISONER.

The reception given Thursday at the residence OF
the Secretary o! the Italian Consulate attended by
Oscar Lowenthal, professor OF music Whho Mr..
I.owenthal was enjoying himself he suddenly ar
rested by detective OF the Twenty first precinct who
notwithstanding tho professors look Of utter asonish
ment, accused HIM OF stealing 900 worth OF wearing
apparel from Mr.. Goldsmith tn, his Landlord Mr. Lowen-
tna held In the Fifty seventh street Court ycster
day. ills arrest caused great commotion among the
Secrearys guests In the court and afterward IN tho
prison, the accused was emphatic in his declaration
that the whole Affair was mystery 10 him.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14
A WARLIKE CELESTIAL.

AT No 33s Fourth avenue, the dining saloon OF All
Hung Gitbs, Chnaman, was tho scene OF light be.
tween the proprietor and William b. Williams, on
Thursday night Williams came in, demanding wages
which ho claimed due his brother, who had been
waiter there Both drew Knives. but Williams cour-
age tailed him, ana he out pursued by GDus, who
overlook him at twenty filth street ana Fourth
nue. siabsng him, 1t Is SAID, ia the right sde GibUs
was arrested and held Ia the fItty-seventh street
Court yesterday,
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The New York herald., 1877-09-14
GENERAL SEssIoNs-PARr l.
Before Judge Sutherland.

THE ASSAULT on SURVEYOR SHARPE
At the opening of the Court yesterday exJudge Bus.
eed applied for postponcment OF the case OF William
II. Grace, which sot down for trial OH the calen
dar. The defendant Is indicted for an assault on Sur.
veyor George H. sharpe the latter was walking ON
Park row on the 2oh OF July last Counsel stated that
when the Indictment was found hc understood from
the District Attorneys o1ce that the case would net
The New York herald., 1877-09-14
a. knf Hmng
COURT of APPEALS.

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the es,y oi sn-sy. "a ksa4ef sspn~aua~F a. q SEQ
A. A. Tie islgsses e4aaas a sunzsHuis ths e.s
calendar for thai ass
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The New York herald., 1877-09-14

officers OF the garrison and camped for the night close
10 the station. owing To the lstsness OF the hour
and The danger from rnaranding basLibazouks,
even In passing between the station ana the village,
offer OF the Inspector Mr. Harrwer an spent the re-
mander OF tho night In the 6rs class compartment OF
.mxed carriage" which happened to DO at the
station.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14
RATHER ROUGH.

la the suit Tor divorce brought by Paul Bat eel
against his vile Olga BAze, tho full particulars OF
which were recently published in the HgRALp IL will
be remembered that tho plaintiff was ordered 10 pay
$,5 counsel fees and So week aiimony pending the
suit His counsel obtained order 10 show cause
why this order should be modified. upon an aida.
VT made by the painti, IN which he states tha.
ing to the great publicity given TO the proceedings 10y
newspaper reports, ''some OF them highly coiorci
and OF sensational and scurriious character,
tho principal OF the school IN which he
was teacher, being apprehensive OF IN.
furious effects upon tho reputation ana OF his
institution, dismissed the plaintiff from his position,
and that he Is now without employment and wholly
without means OF subsistence. Upon this change Ia
tho plaintn's circumstances being brought the
tention OF Chief Justis Curtis in the Superior Court
yesterday, order was granted extending plaintiffs
time 10 pay counse's fec and suspending tho ludg-
ment Of additional alimony Tor the present.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14
FERNANDO WOOD IN WALL STREET.

few days since Fernando Wood obtained tenn
porary Injunction restrain ns Tallcot Sons, bankers
from disposlng Of $50 shares OF Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Railroad stock and 100 shares OF New
Jersey Central and promissory note for So 000 IN
their possession, belonging to him. The case came up
yesterday, before Judge Wcstbrook. in Supreme
Court, Chambers, on motion to continue This nunc.
tOn According to the statement OF Mr. Risoy, couu-
sci for Tacott 4 Sons, Mr. Wood obtained x2l, 300
upon these securities and they threatened to sell hs
stocks unless he furnished security the stock
were deprcciatins IN value. Mr.. Wood made IA tender
OF 3l6, $780, demanding the retusn ot his STOCK aud
note which tender was refused and hence tho present
proceedings. Judge Westbrook suggested, utter hav.
ing heard sx-Judgc DAVIS on behalf OF Nr. Wood. at
II to settle out OF court but said that II the
settlement found to be impossible he would hcar
further argument at some iuture time.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

career calmly chasoe -croseng without trace Of ex
element or change ol feature.
RACK TO THE PRESENT.
The whole scene, although amusing and almost
childish strangely fascinating, und the shriek
OF tho engine whistle broke IN upon 1t incongruousy
aud sta-tlngy. II recalled us to the unitarian civil
izlon OF the nineteenth century from out Of the
tutored, picturesque barbarism OF the Middle Ages
Tue musician slung his guitar behind his back, the
big negro put up his swords, and ana all, journal
isis ami zebecks we iockcd into the train. Between
Sheitauiik and Ishklar there is very considerable
ascent, lshikar being the highest station the line
some iour hundred metres above the level OF the Black
Sea- Our Two fire carriages we're dragging the long
den jolt brought me train to sandstill hundred
fantastic heads and dark faces were thrust from the
windows anl adorned with long lines OF brilliant color
the whole length OF the train
rHL BOILER BURsrED.
The words, "BIler pipe bust, shouted FROM the
gine, probably did not convey mucn idea 10 our Asat
reuds, but the explanation seemed satisfactory Tor
the heaGs went IN as The train backed rapidly down
lue Lcline and again drew up sheltauik wnere we
had wait two mortal hours ne the damaged pipc
replaced OF mended The tram was emptIed again
the zoibecks scattered over the ncds around the
sation or squatted patiently about Tue plat form Tho
European passengers by way OF bcguiiing time began
nnoihcr breakfast mucn to the astOGIshment OF
OF their oriental fellow travellers VINO gazed In wonder
through The window. Never touching vine or strong
drinN aud suUsisiing FOR days and weeks together
upon. bread and water, these abstemlous, sell
denying people nght well marvel at the
pacy OF the Glaours. Before the damaged
engine ready for work again the sun had and
the hour OF prayer had arrived. Along the entire
length Of the platform, with one accord the zcibccks
ranged themselves IN line. Facing toward tho Holy
CITY and devoutly putting of their shoes, they made
heir evening prayer. Ii was u most s,rIkiDg sight
A hundred pairs Of hands wero raised simultaneously
ia nd ration, hundred for-hcads touched the ground
together iristng with weapons and gay with all the
pici uresque ETY. OF Eastern costume the long line
OF pious warriors stood, knelt and was prostrated II
was the strangcst 'church parade" had ever scen
Lo Ii.th il iNdh ~ Nohdmiaed reoui Aadh-Th, re Is
no God but Cod, and Monammed rs the right of God
Once more we were translated INTO tho Middle Ages
Just AS n robper baron Of old would burn his negh.
boris CASTLE carry OF hts wife and then found chan
trey, so these Mussuman lreebooters OF to-day will
pillage house. "nnd" purse, and then nut of their
shoes aud pray.
TWAS MIDNIGHT
1t was midnight before the train reached Tchervcn-
avoda the last station before Rustchuk, which since
the bonbard.nent has been tho terminus Of the rail
way. The zeibccks were met and taken in charge by
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-07
MEMPHIS.
Church Services Tomorrow.
SATURDAY Evsniax, July =, 1877.

Ohureh services Tomorrow.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church-Ser-
vices at II am. and 1880 pm. by Rev. J. 0.
Stedman.
First Presbyterian Church. corner Third
and Poplar eets-Services at II a IN and at
$500 pm. by the pastor, Rev. Eugene Daniel.
Sunday school at 9 80 am.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner Main
and Beal streets Services at II am, and at
S:Wp.m. by Rev. w. E. Boggs.
Lauderdale Street Presbyterian Chusch -
Corner Of Beal and Lauderdale- Services at
II am. and 7;45 pm. by the pastor, Rev. DR..
j, Il. Waddell.
Central Methodist Church, Union street.
Services at IL 90 Am and 7:5 by Rev. James
A. Heard, pastor. Sunday-school at 9 am.
First Methodist Church Services at IL a. m il.
and 500 pm. by Rev. S. b. surratt, pastor.
Sunday school, $3.50 am. Seats free.
Hornando Street Methodist C~hurch-Sun-
ay-schOOl at 8 am. Services at II 100 and at
500 Pm. by Rev. Mr.. Evans, pastor.
Central BaptiS Church-Secona and Beal
streets Services at1l am. and at s:OOp.m. by
DR.. Landrum. pastor. Sunday-sehoOl at 9 80
am.
st. Lazarus EpiscOpal Church. Madison
trest-sunday-schocl at 9:tO a.m. Service:
at 700 and 1880 a IN. and at 500 pm. by
Rev. Chas. @. Parsons, rector. Seats free.
Grace Church, fernando street. Rev. ].
Carmichael. rector. Seats free. Sunday.
school at 100. Services at II a m.
Linden Street Christian Church-Sunday-
school at lam. Communion service at 10 :C
am. Preaching by David Walk at Ills Am.
and at pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-07
Fatal RAILROAD uollihnn.

Today at the crossing of the street
railroad and the Charleston railroad, at
the head of Vance street, a driver named
King, son of the late Judge King, OF
this city, drove his car at a rapid pace
from the street car stables in front of
Estival Park to the Charleston railroad.
AS he reached the crossing the Charles
ton railroad outgoing traiR came by from
the north at a rapid pace aud ran into
the street railroad car, which resulted 10
smashing the car, killing the mule, and,
it is believed, fatally iujuring the driver,
King. 1t was carelessness on the part
of the street car driver, but in coming
from Estival Park it is impossible to see
the approaching train outgoing on the
Charleston road until it is almost at the
crossing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-07

Beecher says that Judge Hilton never
earned an honest dollar in his life.
Beecher is supposed to have earned a
few when he was hoeiog corn in Indiana.
When young women graduate at Terre
Hsute, they are said to be launched
upon the sea Of life" All is still nauti-
cal on tue Wabash, Notwithstanding the
absence Of Thompson,
Richard Grant White describes the
music Of the present, which the modern
grand piano has brought upon US, as
dull, aashy, big, brilliant, without beauty
or emotional suggestivenesa.
Kate Field has not only made a great
success in London with her play, Elk.
tremes Meet, but has written a life Of
DR.. Schliemann. We are proud Of Kate.
She is the woman Who Dares,' and is
also the woman who does.