The New York herald., 1877-02-06
Durance Vile Too Much for
Human Endurance.
BALM FOR DLIGHTED AFFECTIONS.
Lovemaking Husbands Of Sixty Taught
a Good Lesson.
AN ANXIOUS CITY FATHER.

Growing out of orders OF court there Is perhaps
more litigation and bitter vituperaton Than
in almost any other branch oil legal Jurisprudence
What puzzles the judges most, apparently, Is tho
direct contradictory character oil the aidayits One oil
the most important orders OF arrest that has been
issued from Supreme Court Tor some time IS That
ISSUED against Mr. Hardy Solomon, former President
of the south Carolina Bank and Trust Company, at
Columbia s. c.. and the com planant In the case was
Ex-Governor Scott, OF the State, and resident
also Of Columbia Both these gentlemen ana thcir
families have had numerous financial transactions and
last summer spent good share Of the time with thcr
families at Saratoga They were apparently on the
most amiablc terms until late one evening. when
Mr. Solomon arriving in this city ca route TO DIS
Southern home, was suddenly interrupted by
placid gentleman from the Sherins ofico with a gen.
Tie tap on the shoulder and the pleasant information
..You are my prisoner, SIR" without recitng in de-
tail all the facts OF the arrest and subsequent ball.
MS gwen at the in the HERALD, it is only neces-
sary to mention that two orders y arrest were
obtained against Mr. SoloEen; the first order bong
granted upon an affidavit OF Ex-Governor Scott that
Mr. Solomon had deirauded him out OF $1,000, IN nav
ing given in exchange certificate which he knew to
be worthless, and the second upon an affidavit 'hat no
had dcfrauded Mr.. Hardy out OF securities
of large amount. ON motion to va
cate these orders tnere Was lengthy argument
Court Chambers. decision was given IN the
ease Yesterday which both orders were va
gated Judge Lawrence writes quite lengthy opln-
ion made up mainly OF citations OF previous rulings
Of The Court IN similar cases lie then lays Gown tue
broad legal proposition that to sustain an oraer OIL ar
resi- tho plaintiff must make out his case beyond
doubtn He holds that such case has not been made
the present instance and therefore gives me de-
clslon stated. He raises, however, In addition. a
point upon which ne lays considerable stress, the TACT
that Governor Scott although living in the same town
with Solomon. had not brought his action there IN
stead OF waiting tor opportunity to arrest the de
:endant within tho jurisdiction OF This Court
Before Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court, Chambers.
there was argued some length yesterday motion
10 order OF arrest against woman desig
mated under three aliases OF Mance sperry, alias
Iskhadt alias BeioOnu and said 70 have many other
aliases. She is charged by Mrs. Catherine Eyphsrt
having given her 81 045 worth OF forged bonds on
tho Leeds and harrington Railway Company oil Name.
IL was urged by Colonel Spencer, Tor the arrested
woman, that, being a woman, she could Lot be hciu
undcr an order OF arrest except upon "A charge of
felony Mr.. Brodsky, the opposing counsel, insisted
that this was very limsy de.ence, ana strcnuously
opposed the application to vacate the order OF arrest
Judge barrett took the papers Tor examination.
A second application, before Judge Barrett, to va
cate an order OF arrest in the OF DANIEL Web
sler. II stated that Webster Kept store IN Ho
boken, n j., and was enticed to go TO brooklyn oy
mao named WeDber under prctcnce oil INTRODUCTION
to party who would buy the lease OF ms store On
his return he taken INTO custody ny a sherins
officer and lodged in jail. where he has remained lot
nearly year past. IL was claimed that the arrest
through trckery and, therefore, void On Inc
other hand, II Insisted that The shcrns deputies
had been laying wait Tor him ior a long time, aud
that hrs coming TO this city was through desire 10
entice HIM IL added that he sw0re like a trooper
when he was arrested and SAID that he woud never
pay "a OF the judgment undcr which he was ar
rested but would rot jail first. present apple
cation shows evidently that he is wear o! the slow
process OF decay. AS in the previous case Judge Bar
ret, took the papers, rcserving his decision
Mary Ruppart brought suit in the Superior Court
against John Davidson President Of The dclunct Manu-
Iucturers and Builders Bank complaining that he had
converted to his own draft Ior 81. 900 The pro-
cecds which she directed him TO place in "A savings
bank to her credit The defence general denai,
aud an allegation that the money deposited the
Manufacturers and Builders Bank with iuii knowl-
edge on the part OF the plaintiff OF the char
meier of the bank. She had Davidson
arrested alleging that he had induced her believe
the said bank savings bank and that he had
agreed to be personally responsible Tor her money
The defendant made a motion before Judge Spcir, IN
.he Supreme Court, have the order OF va
cated. In his AFFIDAVIT Mr. Davidson denies all The
harces and that The money received IN the
usual course of business Judge Sper yesterday rem
Tered decision denying the motion 10 vacale tue
order OF arrest