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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

HoT SPRINGS, March 6.-Many per-
sons here are in actual need of cloth
ing and food in consequences OF the
fire yesterday DR.. Lawrence. X. J..
Sumter and S. w. Fordyce have been
appointed committee to take charge
of any supplies sent, neighboring cit
les are earnestly requested to send
supplies as soon as possible.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13
Button Company Dursted.

NEW YORK, March 8.-The New
York Button Company has failed IL
abilities $780, 600; actual assets about
50,OO0 in stock, machinery. etc.
Augustus NJ. Turney, defaulting
paying teller of the Bank Of North
America, has been released ON the
criminal indictments against him in
SIC, 600 bond.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13
FRANCHI DON'T SURF FRENcnY.

FhANCHl DON SUIT FRENCIY.
ROME, March Sin consequence Of
the appointment of Cardinal Franchi
% Pontiflcal Sec. of State the French
Ambassador to the Vatican has an.
piled to be recalled. Cardinal Fran.
chi has sent q circular to the Papal
Nuncios abroad requesting detailed
information upon their relations with
the respective governments to which
they are accredited, and asking how
the change of the Vaticans policy, in
dicating firm though less aggressive
line, would be viewed by Catholic
Governments. tAe H afA
King Humbert having deputed .
prclate from upper Italy to congratu-
late Pope Leo on his accession to the
rapaf Throne, the Pope thanked the
Hing verbally by same intermedian.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

Spurgeoh, the great London preach
has broken down in health, and has
been forced to abandon the ministry.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

LONDON, March S.--Government
has taken measures to establish direct
telegraphic communication with Bes-
ka Bay by way of Alexaudria. It is
said Russia and Persia are negotiat-
ing for an exchange of the district of
Bayazid for certain Persian Terrific
ries on the Caspian Sea.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13
Murder and Suicide.

cptClhi 0lbphtcu 70 OUlca$O 1TiDVBe.
BtRLlNGToN, Ia, March 5.-James
Love, q substantial farmer living
about II miles from this city, near
Lowell, Henry County, murdered his
wife this morning by shooting her in
the head with shotgun, killing her
instantly. 1t appears that Love and
his wife had lived unhappily togeth-
er, and had mutually agreed to sep
sration. This morning Mrs. Love, in
company with her little son and an
other boy, went to her husband 3
house to get portion of the house,
hold goods. Love received them in
an apparently pleasant manner, after
which, ON some pretense, he got the
children out Of the house, when he
picked up shot gun and shot hi.
wife in the back of the head. Mrs
Loves little son, hearing the shot
ran into the house, and, seeing hi
mother shot, gavc the. alarm and {
large number OF men started in pur
suit of the murderer, who fed to thu
woods. Lynch law is freely talked O.
In case Love should be captured.
LATER.
BURLINGTON, March 5.--The body
Of James Love, subsequent to tn,
murder of his wife, was found lying
In fence corner, half mile from
his house, with two bullet holes thro
the heart, he having committed sui
eide.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

JUDGE SHERMAN PAGE, of Minneso-
ta, has been arraigned at the bar of
the Senate Of that State by articles of
impeachment passed by the House
the vote standing II ayes to 30 nays.
He is charged with judicial oppres-
sion Of the people, and he has several
libel suits pending against various
newspapers that have criticized his
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13
Steamer Burned. .

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March TAT 2 80
this morning the Anchor line steamer
City of Chester was totally destroy.
ed by fire at the elevator. The boat
arrived about midnight from ST.
Louis, and Capt. Zeigler, who wal
unwell, retired. after putting the mate
in charge. A number of servants
were at work in the cabin when tht
fire was discovered and the first init
nation they had of danger was see.
ing tn, flames burst through the cab.
in. The alarm was sounded and ev,
cry effort made to arrest the flames
but within three minutes the whole
forward portion Of the boat wal
wrapt in flames and threatening the
destruction of the elevator.
Only two persons are
KNOWN TO BE LOST,
John Herman, mail agent, and a color
ed barber. A. N. Simpson, the q
clerk, and one Of the pilots savee
themselves by leaping from the hur
ricane roof into the river. where
they were picked up. The boat had
q cargo of some 5000 tons of genera
merchandise and a large number o.
mules and hogs, all of which were
lost.
THE CRIES OF THE ANIMALS WAS TER
l Eaa RIBLE
and impressed the crowd which hai
gathered on the bluff with a belle
that the sufferers were human beings
About 4 o'clock the
THE ROLLERS EXPLODED,
jarring tho whole city.
The Captain states that he only hat
IA passengers and that the two per
sons mentioned above are the only
ones Lost.
Tho boat was owned by the Mem
phis and St. Louis Packet Co. ant
valued at $4,000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

h PEgA, March 8.-Reouf Pasha's de-
parture for st. Petersburg to ex-
change ratifications of the treaty of
peace has been postponed .. few
days. After Tomorrow police regu-
lations come into force by which the
police may enter houses in Turkey
occupied by foreigners without au-
thority.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

although Cardinal Di Pietro. in ad-
dressing the Pontiff, had been elo-
quent in praise of the deceased Pope.
The omission therefore could not be
accidental, and has been variously
commented upon. The Pope and
Cardinal Franchi have determined on
the policy of reconciling, rs far as
possible, the interests of the church
and state in questions pending with
the various governments.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

LONDON, March SIN the House
of Lords Lord Derby said Persia has
assured Government that she has nc
understanding with Russia regarding
the session OF the district of the Cas-.
plan in exchange for the district Of
Bayazid.
In the House Of Commons North
cote said Government had informed
Austria that it did not object to Ber.
lin for the place of meeting of the
conference. Derby also said Govern
ment is now communicating with
other powers, principally Austria,
regarding the basis on which the con-
ference should proceed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

ATHENS, March 6.-Ofiicial intelli-
gence has been received from Larissa
that the Turks are marching against
the insurgents a Makrinitz, and des-
perate fighting is expected. The
Turks threaten q bombardment from
Volo. A harbor battle is also immi.
n ent at Carditza.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13
THE KINGS SPEECH.

ROME, March king Humbert
opened the Italian Parliament in per-
son, to-day, and delivered q speech
from the throne. He said we should
consolidate and render fruitful the
great work of Italian unity, to which
It's glorious founder devoted his life.
The King refers to the Holy See 10
follows: Pope Plus IX, after govern
ing the church for thirty-two years,
has descended to the tomb, regretted
and venerated. The rites electing his
successor have been performed in per-
feet freedom and without disturbing
the tranquility of the State, the peace
of consciences or the independence oi
ministers of religion. BY maintain.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13
PREACH JESUS CHRIST.

ROME, March 6th.-The Pope, on
receiving the Spanish priests, recon-
mended them to preach Jesus Christ.
his life and teachings, and to guard
their flocks against the infidelity and
immortality 30 generally prevalent,
the result of
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13
BISMARCK DON'T WANT TO ATTEND.

BISMARCK DON WANT TO ATTEND.
BERLIN, March 7.-Bismarck is dis
inclined to attend the conference.
His health is again declining and his
physicians recommend his early re-
turn to Varxin.
It is thought England will decline
to invest her representative with the
powers implied In the proposal to
change the conference to q congress.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13
+ II r. M g:
Sl,5O PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.

o. 100 at tae esd OF DA1 M0nsns'
Address all Dudness Letters 70 ottumwa Courier
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

The Porte is said to have sanction
ed the stay of the Russian troops at
San Stefano as long as the British
fleet remains in the Sea of Marmora.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

the other day, and every man had Il
show his pedigree as . runner
"What credentials can you bring |?
asked the Judge of lank young fel
low who presented himself; "yo,
don't look as If you could run much.
"Pm q Philadelphia militiaman,
calmly replied the youth, "Ohl pas
right in, them" said the Judge
"Next."-Nesc York Commercial Ad
Uertiser.
One of Davis county's most enthu
siastic greenback farmers, in th
course of his spoutings over the silye
bill, remarked that "none of the sill
vet would ever reach the people-th
Shylocks would horde it all up."
prominent silver man overhearin,
the remark, replied, "Shylocks VIII
the hi are the Shylocks? Oh, yes
they are those men who stay at hom
and mind their own business, ant
don't let their farms 20 to wreck. p
Bloomfield Republican.
The extraordinary statement i
made that Fedor Vassilef, q peasan
Of Moscow, had, in 1872, at the age Q
us. eighty-seven children by tw,
wives. His first wife bore him quad
ruplets four times, triplets thre
times, and twins sixteen times. Hi
second wife, ON eight occasions, pre-
sented him with eighteen children
Eighty-three of Vassilers famil
were alive in 1872. These facts, il
said, can be easily verified by record
in Moscow, where the Vassilcf's ar
well known.
The Opera House contained
small audience, last night, to hes
Colonel Robert q. Ingersolls lectur
on "Skulls, or the Liberty of Ma,
Woman and Child All the publ
and private forces Of the church HAY
been brought to bear ON those who
was thought would attend, and tn
succeeded in reducing the audienc
To its credit be 1t said, the press di
not jein In the hue-and.cry again
the man, but urged that he be give
. fair hearing. 1t was q shame tn,
In al Harrisburg there was not
prominent man to step forward su
introduce the great orator, and
} came on the stage alone.-Philad<
lphia Telegram.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

Limited Partnership" is what O
country newspaper in Indiana puts
over the marriages,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

A score offull- born Americans will
move three wagon loads of lumber to
uncover poor old rat, where a cash
offer of fifty cents each would have
no effect. ct.-Detr0it Free Press.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

General Grant was given q recep-
ton in Constantinople last night, by
the British Minister, Mr.. Layard.-
The American traveller will be due in
Rome the middle of this month.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

The Sandwich Qll.) Free Press re-
fers to citizen who only drinks on
two occasions: one is when he goes
a-flshing, and the other is when he
doesn't.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-13

Few people get sick in years when
economy in living is enforced, and it
can be marked down as an axiom that
the under man in the hard times
squabble is the doctor.
The New York herald., 1878-06-12
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANf, NJ r., une IL, 1879.
In che Court of Appeals to-day, present Hon. SAN
ford E. Church. Chief Justice and Associates, the o
lowing decisions handed DOWN.
Curtisva Delaware Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road Company; Herdenheim vs. Mayer; BALDWIN vs..
Fillgravs VS.. CnappelL Judgments affirmed, with
costs.
Tying W. Halstead.-Appeal dismissed, with costs OF
ono appeal only.
Bprloigh VS.. Cenrc.-Appea dismissed, with COSTS
hiscocK vs. Harris.-Urdor affirmed aud Judgment
absolute Tor defendants on stipulation, with costs
Jackson VS.. Johnson.-Judgment reversed aud
triai granted; costs to abide event, unless painti
stipuiates TO reduce tho recovery in the sum OF
$S47 l3 and interest from March 3. 1868, IN winch
event judgment as modified affirmed without
costs to either party In this court
In re Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum
Motion TO amend remittitur submitted
Keeiey Vs. Dnsenbury. Motion to dismiss appeal.
G. Parks Tor motion; Scott ID. NJ Goodwin opposed.
APPEALS FROM ORDERS
No 407. In ST. Marks Church 10 vacatc, Gc-
Argued by William P. Chambers Tor appellant; J. A.
Beall for respondent
No. 402. People ex rel Attorney General VS. The
Atiantic Mutual Life Insurance Company Argued by
William Barnes ior appellant; T.. W. Paige Tor
spondent.
No All. In re Emierants, &C., Savings Bank to va
cate, &c.-Argued by Charles Il. Miller and j. A.
Bcail Tor respondents
No. Ala In re William II. Gale, an attorney, &c.,
appeilanL-Argued by George +. Belts for appellant
submitted by respondent.
Ne. 4l6 In re George W. Mead, appellant to re-
duce an assessment, &s.-Argued Dy John j. Towns
end for appellant William q. Dewitt Tor respondent.
No. 42a Ann Adar ex rel. and others, responde
va. ROBERT Adair and otners.--Submitteu.
CALENDAR
Tho day calendar Tor Wednesday, June IL, 1878, is
% iollows:-Noa 253 70, 259, AL $50, 12S ITO and
The New York herald., 1878-06-12
FOR DEAR LIBERTY.

'sYou oughter have seen that boy while he was try
ing TO get away" said Olcer Stillwel OF the Essex
Market Court, yesterday, as he admirngIy looked
down on bright eyed youth of thirteen standing by
his side, 81 never saw anything ike It," ne con-
tinued. "why Iwould not have done It for $4,000
cash down. II was riskcr than any circus Jumping
ever saw You sec, had q warrant for mis- arrest
the charge OF stealing eight pigeons from acob Baum,
ana went 10 house, No. los Ridge street, TO get
.him. He lived IN the fourth story. When
he sees me he makes dive for the window,
ant jumps out on the aro escape put my head out
OF the window and there he dropping IRON
Hre escape the other catching tho outside nj each
with mis- hands as he fell l expected every moment
TO sec HIM dashed the ground and kiilec. but he
caught the fire escape every time and landed his
feet sale and SOUND. In minute more no would have
got away, but Officer Kiernan caught him" The
youthful prisoner seemed 70 think nothing OF his
porlous feat The stolen pigeons and the stern mags
trate were what occupied mis- attention. He held
in $500 bail The name OF the daring young acrobat
IL August Arnold.
The New York herald., 1878-06-12
A WOMAN'S TROUBLES.

During tho Franco-German war and In very crit
ical period OF that year OF battles IKa Newctty. o
well educated and accomplished young Partisan
demoisclle, ie Paris and being somewhat reduced
circumstances camc 10 America to sock her fortune
by whatever means her wit and education could fur
nisp. Having landed In this city shc at onco began
search Tor employment Being an excellent linguist
the first plan that suggested itseii was 10 open
a private school, Accordingly, IN May. 1870, sho
rented No "a Cnnton place. belonging TO Joseph an d
Henry Naior Tor Que year, for 81, 000 In June fol-
lowing as she says. Joseph Major camo 10 her and
told her that desired to make certain necessary al
ieratons the house. and agreed not to charge her
rent during tho time the work beng done. THIS
belna satisfactory the house was soon occupied by
iourneymen painters and other workmen. she super.
iolcndsd the work, Tor which, as she says, MI Major
agreed 10 reimburse her, anu on various OCCASIONS
when thcy came the house TO ascertain what was
being done, expressed their admiration o hcr taste IN
Inc conduc OF the mpruvemcnts. The mousse thus
topsy turvy for ten weeks, and she lost . whole
ssrm BIZ ths.opsratlon. She was compelled TO bring
The New York herald., 1878-06-12

SUPREME CouRr-cHAMBKRs-Held by Judge Law.
rence.Nos 81, II. 10, 100 12a, 1a3. 1885, 1871, Iii,
17a 2os 2ao 2S5. 2c2 2co, 26o 2o9 2l 2o, 27s, 27o
SUPREME CouKr-srEcIAL TxRx-Hsld by Judge
4s ST. ESQ., 20 scS 500 los iS 1885, 49, 5so ssc ss SI SG
b44 545 55o 557 562 563 1854, 567, $40, 574 TO- 46g
47o, 5o2, 5oS, S2S, Si4. $40, $40,
Van brun,-Nos. s2l l2s7 l7ss llso, 7oe a542 1903,
SOL, S62, 462 ll6l 1923 2724 SI33, 2o47 1905 y, All,
Held By Judge Van vors,No.. Sss 1904. 1905. zoos
1885, 1494, 3342 1855 2493 4O5 1881 142i 1885, 25G6
1920 1904. 1917, iiio 1901 1924, 2os4 22s5, 1898
1906 81, 229, 1is2 1853 i54o 145a 1442 2a55, 1871
SUPERIoR CouKr-GExERAL Term Adjourned.
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEcIAL TERM-HcId BY Judge
O. 0, 10, 43, 40, so. 40 30,
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRrAL TxRm-Part Held bv
Judge Sanlord-Nos 1915. NJ 70l, 500, 745 3Is, 1853
157, 512, 1860. $780, 554, i45. l4o0, 1918 Part 2Hed
Spcr-Nos. l5l, g91, 1907. 1916. 1910 $50 0gb lOz7
s2e ao2 s7S $685. so2, 9o4, 92o 1885, oo4 900, $780, s3
COMMON PLxAs-GrsEnAL TxRx Adjourned 10 snird
Monday OF June
Conxos PLsAs-Eouirr TKRx-Hcid BY Judge Rob.
COMMON spLKAs--cnAnBKRs-Hsid BY Judge Van
Hoesen-Nos. 2, IL.
G. r. DaIy.Nos 643, 2O3, 200, 1l43 1l3s s2o, lli5,
1868 2629 4si 1872 2437 6sS, 264 75s, 1916 544 3s
s 3 s $685. iSS S ass aIs rs 1s'c ,.ss y
9slL, 1850, 1909. $500, 1850 s24, 1870 2l29, 23i.
MARINE CouRr-fRIAL IKRM--Part 1--Hcid by Judge
Aiker-Nos. 457s, 174, 46is. 1894. 1862 480s, 4s5i
1862 2e53 1885, 4b47, $500, 447i 254s. 295s Part .
Held Dy Judge sheridan Nos $3.50, 4321, 4O4o, 4o5O
$685. 412o, $500, 4329, 43ll 43lO, 430e, 4s5e 1895
Part 3-hcd by Judge sinnota-Nos. 2G7Oh, sos,
$780, 1857 1921 $685. 1904 4421 2s43 4673 1906 34l3
1852 1851 2670b, 1547, 2S2 $685. 1904, 442l, 2143,
4673 SAB 1852, 1851. 467l, 4637. 1904, 900. 1850
COURT or GEyERAL SEssfoss-fart Held by Judge
Gil. crsiecve-rhe People w. John Fitzgerald, teoni-
ioionious assault and battery; same vs. Augustus
Terry, burglary; Same vs. Henry Davis. burglary;
Same We. Philip Bower, larceny from pcrson; Sane
vs.. Henry Waters, ielonous assault. aud battery
Same vs. Joan Flynn, :. receiving stolen
Same VS. Emil kocheil, aisordcry house.
Part 2-Hcld by Judge Sutberland.--The People VS..
David Marsh, grand larceny; same VS.. Rufus Minor,
grand larceny; same vs.. Henry Kline and Francis
Stcmlc, perjury; Same va Charles Brown, bur.
plary; Same vs.. Peter Cassidy, burglary; same VS.
James Donncly, burglary; same Va, William II. Far
reI burglary; same vs. Hugh Gallagher and Daniel
Cash, burglary same vs. Annie Rcgau, grand larceny;
Same vs. Philip Rearson, grand larceny; Same
Josephine Young, grand larceny; Same VS. Annie
GalIegan, grand larceny Same VS.. James Moriary,
grand larceny Samo vs.. Christian Smith, grand lar.
cany; same Vi. William AncheSA grand larceny Same
The New York herald., 1878-06-12
DISMISSED OFFICIALS.

The Supreme Court General Term, udges recently
rcerred TO Judge Van Brunt various writs Of certo.
rari obtained by different officials dismissed by tho
Police Board and Comm, ,ssioners of Charities. He
yesterday gave his decision dism ssing all the writs
In the case OF ox-Warden Llscomb, of the Peniton.
tiary, who was discharged IN nuary, 1876 but
applied Tor the writ OF certiorar, In March last he
had that the application altogether TOO
late. Tho application of exSergeant LarkIn, held,
was not based tcnabIe grounds AS TO Peter Bron.
son, tormer photographer OF the Police Board, and
Adoiph Waidman, discharged clerk, who claimed
that they dismissed without cause. Judge Van
Brunt decided that the Board had right disml
them pleasure and that the rule not ap-
ply 10 them as to policemen. decision has yet been
given the cases OF ex-Captains Foley and Setbcrt
The New York herald., 1878-06-12
THE COURTS.
WOman'S Presence Of Mind and a
Boys Sagacity.
DAMPER TO DISMISSED OFFICIALS.
Decision by Chief Justice Waite in a
Collision Suit.

The Court Of General Sessions, Judge Sutherland
presiding, was mainly occupied yesterday In the trial
Of lshmael E. Clare, negro charged with burglary In
the FIRST degtee. The details listened 10 with
great attention by an interested throng. The CON-
plainant Mrs. Sarah Lewis, the proprietress OF
boarding house at Nos 81 and 33 West Thirteth
street. 1t appeared that Clare had been waiter in
her employ, but becoming rather friendly with o
domestic named Lizzie Mccoy both wore discharged
on the 2lst Of March last Mrs Lewis aud house,
Keeper. Mrs. Bcddett, two nights later, on
retiring to their room. wore startled by the
noise caused by the aIrigh,sd huttering Of South
American bird which was Gagged In the room. Mrs.
Beddet at once and lighted the gas ascertain
what was the matter. The door was found open and
the lady closed it, and observing nothing unusual re-
turned to bed. Not long after the TWO ladies heard
Acanary the nuttering violently, and again n
Mrs. Beddett tho OF tho disturb
Ance. Just AS she was stepping out Of the bed her
loot aghted mans coat tail, the owner OF which
Vas concealed under the bed. Mrs. Beddett with
commendabIe presence OF mind not TO raise the
TOO suddenly, prudently motoned 10 Mrs. Lewis to
preserve her composure The with the coat
tails suspecting, however, that no had been dlscov-
ered, sprang from under the bed, then through the
fully identified the dark invader as the dschar gcd
water, Clare. After his escape search insti-
tutsd, and II was found lhat jewelry valued at $40
had been carried away. For two months all traces
The thief were iost until May rs, when Mr. r G. Mum
roe, son OF Mrs Lewis, met him in the street and
The delighted Clare agreed to this, but as
they were passing the Twenty-ninih precinct
station Mr. Muuroe caused the arrest OF the unucky
fugitive. II was shown on the trial yesterday that
Clare had been employed by several highly respect
able families. who gave him good character and ap-
parentiy took good deal Of interest In him. He
defended BY ex-Judge Jones, Assistant District At
sorney Bell appearing tor the prosecution. Lizzie
Mccoy, true to ner oiJ love, appeared as witness In
hts behalf and swore that she had listened TO con.
vsrsa.lon in waich she heard Mrs. Bsddett threaten
10 ''get square" with Glare. The accused positivey
denied the theft and tried TO prove that he Ia
Philadelphia the night the burglary SAID to
have occurred. The jury found the prisoner guilty
aud Judge Sutherland sentenced HIM TO ten years in
the state Prison.
The New York herald., 1878-06-12
DECISIONS
MARINE couRr,- CHAMBERS.

UUepP
Seer We. Hoffman; W.lbrdgo vs. Banta The New
York Smetng and Refining Company vs. Crimmins !;
w alsh VS.. Siyles.-Mot0ns granted.
sutton vs. Beck.-MotIon granted, with $40 costs.
Nettam Taman.-Motion dismissed, with $40
costs.
Melvin VS.. Andrus.-Aotion granted; complaint
dismissed, with costS end $40 costs OF motion.
Ehlcrs VS. FoersliI: Mcliee Va, FinIay-Mot,ons
granted; complaints dismissed, with costs ana $40
COSTS oi motions.
Lovy Iorpcy WING; tinker vs.. Sti,lwagon:
GilzKy Burns; Jacob va. Felter Britton VS. Cald.
wcIi; Bauer vs. Aoritz; Donovan va BrgnolL-Orders
granted.
$40 costs
The New York herald., 1878-06-12
THE FURNISS WILL.

NO. 1888 NASSAU ST., NEW York, June II, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF HKRALD:-
Your report Of the settlement OF the Leon Furniss
will Is slightly inaccurate. The arrangement
made that $4,000 should be put at interest and
income paid 10 Leon's widow during her liie
10 put Ut interest, and income paid, one haif TO
ilam Furniss aud the other halt to the children or
William Furniss.
Hartman K. Furnss received nothing except
small sum expenses, and Leon left
children. RANDOLPH g. MARITIME,
Attorney tor Hartman X. Furniss.