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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-12-27
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-12-27
"Reminiscences of Nellie Grants We'd.
dino

When Mrs. Sartoris. radiant With
happiness, had gone from home and
Klndred to cross the ocean and find new
tes with strangers, her wedding robe
ana veil were the last articles to be mt
away In one OF those zinc packinp-boxes
tnat were used to preserve her silks from
the effects OF a sea-voyage. An attache
OF the White House took a porter I'D
STAIRS TO bring down this last packing.
box-lt was in Nellie's room. He
Knocked. Receiving no answer he en-.
tered. Mrs. Grant confronted him. and
by sign, motioned him not to permit
the porter to enter, and laid her finge,
upon her mouth to invoke silence. The
man glanced about the apartment to al.
VINE the cause of this imposed Quiet
Upon his daughters bed, his face b1lried
IN her pillows, convulsed with suppressed
emotions, lay prone and PROSTATE the
g11ef-str1cken father, who had gone
through all the ceremonies of that mar
r1age-day with dry eyes and an unmoved
countenance. but parent-love for favor.
lite child had conquered the "belted
SPHINX only IN the privacy of his daugh.
ters chamber.-DetroGt Free Press.
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-12-27
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The New York herald., 1877-12-18
SU MMARY OF LAW CASES.

Secretary Of State Evarts appeared counsel in
patent case. yesterday, IN the equity branch OF the
United States Circuit Court The argument in the
was, however. adjourned to n future day.
In the criminal branch OF the United States Circuit
Court Judge Benedict yesterday sentenced Moses A.
Snyder, who had pleaded guilty to embezzing the
funds oil the Exchange National Bank to i've years.
Imprisonment, ut hard labor, IN tho Kings County
Peuitentiary.
Before Judge Van Brunt there was commenced
yesterday tho trial of a suit brought BY Henry Man
ning against Carl II. Schultz tor $500 damages,
alleged u have bccn sustained by the plainti while
riding on Third avenue car, through collision with
tho soda water wagon OF the 0cfendant. Mr. Dennis
A. Spcllissey appeared tor the plaintiff and MIR.
Collwcll Tor the defendant
Judge Brady, VINO has been assigned to hold Supreme
Court, Chambers, during the last two weeks OF tho
month"; not able hold tho Court ycster-
day beyond granting few ex parto orders, owing
having to preside IN the Court vi Oyer aud Termincr
the trial OF DR.. Lambert In tho anticipation that
this trial would occupy at least two days longer
announced that the Chambers calendar would not be
called until two =. M tomorrow
BcIoro Judge Lawrence, holding Supreme Court,
Circuit, there tried yesterday sun, brought by
Charles II. Crosby against David X Dc Wolf, to re-
cover two notes gwen Tor his rendered to
tho New York aud South American Gold Mining Com
pany. judgment having been obtained against the
company aud returned unsatisied, this SUIT was
brought against Mr.. De Wolf as trustee, and such
trustee, being individually liable In tho Judge
Lawrence directed a verdict for the plaintin Tor
4595 %, being the ul amount claimed, with interest
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
DECISIONS.
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMDERs.
By Judge Davia.

by Judge Davla
Wehlc vs. Kauth-rhe papers are all irregular in
form. rho proceedings on the stipulation should
have entitled as in by Henry Wehle W..
Nj e. Criss, executor, &c, OF John Kauth. and Inc
1ud. should bc entered In that tille An order
nny be taken tit piainT ciccts) amending all tho
papers proceedings IN that Respect and then or
der Tor Judgment properly drawn Will be granted.
lu the matter, &c, OF Mecheiiachor va Kiauber ct
al Granted.
Phiiips vs. Bachia.-Order granted.
Reuter- VS.. Keuter--lt Is ordered that this motion
stand over Tor iurncr hearing before on the z4th
insI and that defendant have leave 10 make und
un aiidavn showing when this suit was comncu need
against him and what steps navo been taken the rein
uavit be served plaintiffs attorney or before tho
goth day OF December, who Will have Ieavo TO answer
Tho same.
Davidson vs.. Schcielin Motion granted, with $40
costs. without prejudice. See memorandum.
In the matter oil William WiItor-S. T. Webster Is
the present trustee OF William Winter-It 10 him.
as such trustee, that the accounting OF tho special
receiver, Busc che, should be madc Ho has duly ar
poarod Ia the hearing before the referee, and the
papers show tuat the representative OF the deceased
trustee, White has been summoned AMI has appeared
IL therefore appears that all the necessary parcs 10
tho accounting before the referee The order
heretofore made Is enough TO require aud full
and complete accounting for all moneys received ana
disburscd Wy the receiver for matter pertain
Ing the subject oil the fcccivcfshp oil Buschc see
no necessity Tor amending that order. But. the
trustee White, dcccuscd, may be vol that order
be entered reviewing the action by bringing his sue
ccssor, Webstcr IN us party thereo and directing
also that hc aLd the representative OF White bc made
deemed parties 10 the reicrt nee Tor
awestsA by INC order oi - ny whijh Mr. freeman
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
THE MARRIAGE BOND.

The marital life OF Jano Saler, as would appear
from her complaint IN q suit brought for limited d.
vorcc against her husband, John Saler, has been
very peaceful ono. She says that her husband has
treated her cruelty On occasion she states that
he threw flower pot at her, which, II It mad struck
her, might have resulted in her death. She says he
also threw stones At her. and, OCCASION u pail
OF water over her. aud also that he locked her OF
the upper portion her homo and compelled her to
reside IN the basement ana evon threatened to
her out altogether. Judge Van Hocscn, OF Court
OF Common Pleas, yesterday granted u motion for
almony aud counsel fec IN tho case.
Upon application oil Mr. Augustus i. Bays, counsel
for tho defendant, Judge Van Hocscn yesterday
granted an order disseminating tho suit tor limited di-
vorce brought BY lgnasa Wheelwrght against hus
band Benjamin b. Whce~ rgnt, the full OF
wh,cn have already been published III tho HERALD.
The defendant Is son OF tho late president OF the
Green Bank. and she brought the suit for limited
divorce on tie ground of his ailurc to pay her
instalmehts which he had agreed TO pay separa-
tion Tne defendant has since paid this and the
plaintiff consented 10 withdraw the suit.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
DIVORCE SUITS.

In the matter OF tho sut OF CatharlDe s. Van Vech
ten against Juuius L. Van Vechtcn. motion was mado
IN the Kings County Supreme Court on behalf Of de-
the payment OF further alimony. The aecsoe which
was made IN 1862 allowed $500 to tho painful until
February l. 1871, and 81, 900 atterward. IL paid
ant said .hat mis- Client who afty-sx years Of age,
wus grandson OF former Attorney General ana that
he had been invericd into tho marriage The alega-
tons respecting tho marriage were denied by paints
counsel Tho court took the papers and reserved tho
uecision.
Mrs. Emma Covert, OF No. 243 Frost street, Williams
burg recently began action Tor dvurco against Francis
Covert livery stable Keeper OF No. llt VaIet street,
made before Justice Pratt, in the Supreme Court Tor
confirmation OF tho Referees report in invor vi the
planti. The accession was reserved
decree OF absolute divorce was granted yesterday
thans, wife OF fhiio b. Nathans, u circus actor IL
was alleged 0y the plaintn thnt the defendant had
abandoned hcr aud resided with a woman at Midde-
town whom he represented US his wie. Mr.. Nathans
made no defence Tho plaintiff WIS the daughter OF
Levi Nortn, the wcl known circus rider, aud was at
one time circus ridcr herself.
An adjournment Of tho case OF Georgana Nichols
against her husband, William B. Nichols, asked
10 the Special Term OF the Kings County Supreme
Court yesterday, tho ground that William A. Full
lerton, counsel Tor defendant WAS sick. Tho plain
t II will be remembered, secured judgment OF ab-
solute divorce against Mr.. Nichols IA Connect-
cut ana tue case came up Yesterday
by the plaintiff for the custody OF her
son. dor counsel stated yesterday that he had
been informed tha: the defendant Intended applying
FOR writ OF error aud stay proceedings under The
judgment rendered u the divorce suit ana no did not
know but that might Interfere with tho present pro-
cecdings The Adjourned, the child in the
meantime remaining with hls father.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
THE MERRITT WILL,

Surrogate Colin, OF Westchestcr county, tas
dercd the following decision the OF the final
accounting OF the administrators OF John a. Merritt,
the deceased millionnaire:- :-''rhc only persons
titled under statutes of distribution TO share In
the personal estate OF the deceased his OF KIM
In equal degree to hm, and thoir legal representa-
tives These according to my views, tho persons
named iollows:-Maria Merritt, Sarah Merritt,
Henrietta Merritt, Jared v. Peek, Sarah r. Peck,
Mary +. Peck, Charles A. Peck, George L. Adec,
James I. Adce, Charles I. Adcc, Eliza s.
Pcarsal, Dorinda A. Boughton Clarlssa Cady anu
Juiia A. rhorDe. These are his only surviving next
OF kin Those who participated IN the distribution
tho legal representatives OF Mary simmons, deceased
next kin, who survived the intcsac, hut has
dicd, arc those represented by samuel simmons and
J. Milton S,carns Jr., as tho administrators. &C, oil
said Mary simmons, deceased These administrators,
or the children Of said Mary simmons, take the share
winch their mother would have taken II living Mono
OF the second, moro rcinoie cousins, who
such the death OF the intcstatc entitled to any
share OF the personally oi the deceased An order
will be entered accordingly, and the accounting will
proceed that basis,
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
GENERAL SLSSlONS-PART 1.
Before Judge GiIdersleeve.
THE LIsTERMANN MURDER TRIAL.

THE LIsTEgMANN MURDER TRIAL.
Tho trial Of Louisa wctzcI for the murder OF valcn.
tine Listermnnn, on the night OF august last was
resumed yesterday. Assistant District Attorney Her
ring examined several witnesses to show that tho
prisoner and tho had been intimate terms
Tor years and that she had frequently allowed HIM to
remain In her rooms. Mr. Edmund Il. Price opened
tho case for tho prisoner Wetzei, n brother OF tho
accused resd ut the corner OF Seventh aud
avenue B, testified. in reply to Colonel George Ii.
Hart. that he an upholstcrer by trade. He knew
Valentine Listcrmann, the deccascd Intimately hav.
lug introduced hun TO his sister seven years ago;
the witness went to Virginia ana correspond ded
with the deceased. JacoDino Wciga, n sister oi tho
prisoner, testified that the evening OF the 5th OF
August she saw L:scrmann sitting In the ut ncr
sisters apartments; sue went out tho stoop, ana
having heard a scream, she rushed back and saw
Lstermann coming out OF the door; the accused in
the trout room, crying and stated that wrong mad
been attempted against her. DR.. Carl Kracmer, OF
No ~ Second avenue, testified that the mig ght IN
question the deceased 10 him for medical treat
ent; he subsequently, sent TO tho station house
QUO Weiga. the husband Of the prisoners sister, and
DR.. James fhihps were also examined, when the
further hearing Of the case was adjourned until this
morning,
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
A WILL SET ASIDE.

Miss Georgana Briggs. a resident Of tho town OF
Wes,cncster has successfully contested tho will her
father George f. Briggs. the ground OF iniormaty
Ia its execution. Mr.. Briggs died IN the month OF
April last. leaving IN real and personal property
valued at about $40, COO In his Will he directed that
the income derived from hrs should DO equally
divided between his wiio and two daughters, anu
upon their death tho properly should go TO tho
OF his aughters In behalf ot the testant It was
SHOWN in evilcnco that Mr.. Briggs presented paper
larty ioldcd aud requested Mr.. Mcrurk. mis- son-in.
law and business partner, to sign It, without stating
whaI It's purport was, and showing That he HIM
sell had Signed II; that he, another time,
requested Albert White, clerk the
sign The will Ia ike manner, without stating
that II his viii. On tue pert Of tho estant Il
wus contendcd by HIS counsel, Mr.. d. A. stephens,
that this una not constitute the publication required
by law, ana tho surrogate decided aud declared the
will null and void The properly Will now DO equally
dv dcd between Mrs. BrIggs and hcr two daughters.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
A FIREMAN'S WIDOW.

The trial OF an interesting case commenced
yesterday before Judge Donohuo It's object being not
only 10 test tho liability OF the city in the cases OF
accident to nremen, but that OF the Fire Commission
era individually The suit Is brought by Mrs Julia
A. Tanahan for damages account OF the Killing OF
her husband by the falling OF fire telegraph polo
while he engaged In repairing It. Alter the
testimony Tor plaintiff had been sub
mittci The further trial OF the was post
poned till tomorrow. Colonel Wngate appears
ior the palLtlf and Assistant Corporation
CSunsei Miller defendants. rather singular
circumstance by the way, is SAID to have given rise
this SUIT. Following the death Of Tanahan various
members OF the Fire Department subscribed u fund
placed IN the hands OF the Secretary of tho Fire Com
mIssioncrs auu which tho latter refused to pay TO
Mrs. Tannhan unless she would first sign release alb.
SOWING the city and the Commissioners from any
liability on account OF the kung oil her husband.
Thr, Is sau, she refused to do, and thereupon the
money refunded to the subscribers nence tho
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
A STREET ROW.

Timothy Murphy and Frank Mcclure, of No. AIS
West Fifty-slxin street, engaged in street row
Sunday evening at tho Of Fityslxth street and
Tenth avenue. During the encounter Mcclure was
stabbed IN several places. Murphy, who, claimed
was Intoxicated ut tho time made his way iuto his
own house, but again came out with hatchct ana
pursued several people whom no met In The street
An officer VI the wcnty second precinct arrested him.
La The Ftyscventh street Court yesterday both par
ties appeared. Mcclure showed his coat and vest,
which were cut and covered with blood. He said 10
was attacked first by Murphy. The prisoner ac-
knowcdged that he was intoxicated at the time. and
asked Tor mercy that account but ustiee Murray
determined to hold him In default Of 8, 900 bail
The New York herald., 1877-12-18

2034. 1906, 324 $751; 702 93l, l7o6k 1862 1854 l2e6
1861 Part 3-Hsid by Judge Van DrunL-Nos 1911,
l647 1852 HIS, Sa9 30 36. 70l ILL., 775. l7l9 664,
Co., 5ss 1890. G66 22l5 s55 1884, 96i 1892 SIS, $685.
1913, Is
SUPERIOR CouRr-spEcAL TgRx-Held by Julge
sedgwick.-Nos "a, 40, 10. Demurrer, No. o.
SUPERIOR CoUeT-TEiAL TERM Part l--Held by
Judge sanford 257, 2l7 SOL 600. 3l3, $50 20S
$50, 90, S56 64g. 49, $50. 592 22l, 222 Part 2Held
by Chief Justice Curtis Nos. 7l5 l5j, 14I 25I, 3u7
$40. 7I6, $685. 29o1, 1l9, 67s, All, AL, Sill sos. 1865
69I, 1853. Part 3--Held by Judge Freedman. Nos
452. G3l 664, Isl
:. COMMON PL.As-EeuITy TERM-Hold by Judge Van
Hoescn.-case on, No :. No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-fRIAL rERM-Part Held by judge
Larrcmore. ADJOURNED until "Wednesday. Part T.
Held by Judge Robinson Case on, No. s35. No day
calendar Part 3-AoJodrncd Tor the term.
MARINE CoURT-rRIAL tERM-part Held bv Judge
23S5, "a g. 1856, 3745, 37SS, 1856, $780,
l14I, 1922 4l9l, 25ll l0s0. 257l, 2a72 2575, 257G
2577 257s 2579 $780, 25s- 1888. 1854 25S5 .5s6 25S
25Ss, 25S9, $500. Part 2-Held by Judge Alker.-Noa
2537 1888, 1878 2o53 l2ia 2ll4 1885, 1852 1868 1861
2o05, 1865. a5J7, 25oY. 25,0.
SUPREME CoURr-GExkRAL TRRM.-Adjourned until
December IS, 1877.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TERM-AXD COMMON
PLEAs-GESgRAL iERM.-Aujou Tor tho tcrm
COURT GENERAL SEssIoNs.-Part l-Heid by
Judge Gildcrsleovc -Lousa Wclzei, homicide contln-
uci rili. Mulligan, telonsous assault and battery
Part 2-Hcld by Recorder Huckett.-rhe People va
John McCarty, burglary Same vs.. Henry Williams,
burglary; Samc VS. Llzzle Dister ana Agnes Wade
grand larceny: Same va. Blanche Morre, grand lar.
ceny Same vs. Patrick shannon, grand larceny Fred
erck SHE'D, forgery same vs. BocnnihaD Roos, ialso
prctences; Same VS.. John WiDdoph, excise; same vs.
William J. Norton, excise; Same VI. William Deegan,
excise; same VS. William Welsh, excise; Same vs..
George Know. excise
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. n. Y, Dec IT. 1877.
Proceedings In tho Court oi Appeals MONDAY, Dc.
ccmbcr IL, 1s71:-
Nc. $50. Sanxuy VS.. HamcL Argument resumed and
couciudcd.
NJ 2I6 Vaans vs. Owen.-Argued by s.. Hand Tor
appellant, ana H. q. James Tor Respondent.
No 223 Coo vs. Cbs, s,idy.-Arpued by A. X. Dyett for
appellant, aad John T.. Parsons Tor respondent.
CALENDAR.
Tho following is tho calendar Tor Tuesday, December
lS-Nos 800, 1s2, 22S l33, $50, 2l2 lI6 242. There
IL no motion calendar Tor Tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
KLANG'S CHILD.

The tw enty-two months old son OF Leopold Klang,
produced bcloTe Jucgc Gilbert Of the Kings
County Supreme Court yesterday, writ Of habcas
corpus obtained against Maria Lerch. When Mrs.
Klang died hcr infant son was placed under Mrs.
Lerch's That lady stated yesterday that II she
were paid $40 Tor the boys board and
clothing sho would not object to giving
MIN his father. Judge gilbert gave lLo
father PERMISSION to take his sou, but upon his
attempting to do Mrs. Lerch SAID that could
have the clothes which covered tho child he lad
not paid for taem. An estimate OF thoir value
oraercd 10 be made, Mrs. Lerch was PAID $40,
aacr which Mr.. Kang lett the court room with his
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
THE MARFLEET ESTATE.

A motion Tor leave to amcndod complaint
and make David Marleet a party defendant made
yesterday before Justice Gilbert, of the Kings County
Supreme Court, IN tho of Thomas "A. Hobby and
wife against John II. Headley trustee OF David
MarfecL The estate was valued at $40, 000 aud
sold under foreclosure In 1862 and bought in by
Mariset, who. II Is alleged paid but $l00 Tor IL The
Case was adjourned for two weeks
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
CORONER'S VERDICTS.

verdicts of accidental dcash rendered yestcr-
day by Coroner's jury In tho oi John Farley,
who was killed by No. % of the Belt ine tho
4th inst, and Bernard Beniz, drowned IN tho North
River, al pier 3S "a, on the 7th inst.
The Same jury their verdict In tho OF James
Kerr, who died from injuries received by being struck
by Engine No. II OF the Now York aud Harlem Rail
road. on tho 18th inst. while crossing tho track at
Duny's lane, between Fordhatn and jerome Park,
took occasion the railroad company not
providing a passenger trains with air brakes, and
for ncglectng TO place sufficient number 0 lagmon
to project all public Gro sings.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Rccordcr HackctI
lI.hAS AND SINTINcEq

ILEAs AND sENTENCEs
Henry s. Graves who said hc u druggist and
lived at NO. 1874 East Thirteenth street, wrote two
orders 10 which forged the signature OF II. y.
Carpenter, superintendent Of tho Prcsby terian Hos
pitaI and which Samuel Kingston. Of No SO Broad.
way obtained $50 worth surgical instru from
Georgs Tieman X Co, No. 81 Chatham street, which
ho sofa Tor 81 so, aud George H. SANITY quantity OF
drugs and oils from MckessUn 4 Robbins, No. 81 Fulton
street On bcin tor trial by Assistant District
Attorney Russell Tho three prisoners pleaded guilty
and we're TO the Pcnitcntary tor QUO year each.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.

SupRgM. .CorRr--CmAMBERs--Hcld b. Judge Brady
No day calendar
suPsEMR CouRr--SPEciAL TERM-hcd by Judge
Barrct.- Court opens at hail-past one 4 M-Case
No. 6iS.-Prcntce vs. rcrwilnngcE NO uay calen dar.
sUpaEMg gCuURr--CiRcrT-Part l. Held by Judge
Dononuc Nos Is y. 213S l42s l13l, 7Os. l222 1868,
057, 2o3g zo40, 2OIl 202, z0i3, 2044 l4 9iS 203l,
60ogs 753, 1896. 1921, lSI, v0 isS! ltls -, 26y7,
27U4, LOG, ll42, li94, 1OO3, 1893 l2lo 3gs Part2-
Hold Nv Judge Lswrdnce--Svs vOJ, lISO 203G 5sl,
lSsO, ss7 Ssl. 22ss izol l22o sS2. ly: olo, l77s,
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT.

George and Arthur White, together with John
Holman, became engaged In fight at late hour on
Sunday nght in tho saloon Of Christian Eckel1amp,
No. 1873 Fulton street, brooklyn Besides beating
each other with furniture Holman, II Is alleged
discharged revolver st Arthur White, but did not
hit MN. WHITE however, was so badly beutcn, that
his removal To 81 Cathariues Hospital was necessary
II Gilman ana George White were both taken into
tho latter Tor assaultpg Holman. Ecsclkamp was
also arrested tho charge OF violation OF the Excise
The New York herald., 1877-12-18

THE PRESIDENT SUSTAINED.
fFrom tho Richmond w

From tho Richmond Va.l state, Dec Is
The support OF the people the President has secured
and he must be sustained BY tho peoples repre-
sentative aud tho earlier they learn this act and act
upon the better or their good and tho INTERESTS
vi the country.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
JAMES SULLIVAN'S ESTATE.

Justice Gilbert, OF tho Kings County Supreme
Court granted order yesterday compelling Ccrnc-
Illus Devyr. late executor and trustee OF the estate OF
James sullivan, deceased, TO transfer certain bonds
and cages relating thereto to Mr. Muliarkey, the
newly appointed The estate is worth $3.50 O00
Mr. Devyr claims $50, 900 Tor comm missions.