New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19

o,.r f., answer 70 n little upstart in Tappahan-
mock. calling himself the Rev. p H. A. Brax'oh' roo,
fellow suppose he wants to make hmseI seen auo
wants an office among men, but think ne hau Oo''r
act out and get his soul converted ana theh he WI"
49, ,hotber II il best 20 follow Gods teachings or an
estronomer's Gods word and Himself arg Tue pIOppIi
ones decide whether the sun Of that scripture
that ! have forgotten. ara most IestecItig biri
John Jasper" This Is what Nasty "oui" o"ii '"o "1
Not so many complications of legal nature
arise OUT Of the Old relations OF master and slave a
might nave been expected but here is one. In 800
Henrietta Wood was a free woman OF color I'iHs !"
Cincinnati. She entced across the ONO MDel' o
was seized and turned slave to Ward Sh'iN
OF Campbell County, KY. lie sold her, some h'ontnS
after 10 a Frankfort slave trader. He IN turn us
posed Of her to Mississippi planter named b''NUo''
who kent her i'm bondage for fifteen years ana sac was
only emancipated by the Proclamation on m tir
Iincoif Returning to Cincinnati she brought 9 hcr
ogainsf Ward for duress and abdueilOl pu,tliS 81
damages at $4,000. The jury nave ust Rlnei in 9
diet asscssing damages al S2oOO-lI1Ie e ,nd
Coincidence unless It shown that Ward ace1 III 80
faith in purchasing her' lie ho" "''' !"
Ark, and IS wealthy ,
A pubic-spirited citizen generally has 1t IN
hi mower 70 make officers Of the law do their dnty
few months ago, c. A. Hammond, OF Syracuse, appheu
10 Judge NoxCn for mGudamus TO eompcl CAa4l''
Leonard Overseer Of the Poor TO prosecute Johh mop
kns saloon proprietor, for violating inc EAciso Ia
in nogecng to put up hotel sign over his place oil DUST
ness Now the law requires tGe OVeSeer 10 PioSoou'
all voators Of the law. and is alleged that' ID hS cas-
that official did 20 far in 1t as TO serve the pareS "
UopKins but there let the matter rest. Inc saIooH-
eeper was charged with conducting his business ior ten
months without sgn for which the penalty prescroed
is $40 per month Mr. HammOnd's application Wasuiad'
10 force the case TO an and to compel the Ovef
70 ~ with the suit. The Application was neh'" ~
Judge Noxon. The was appealed by MI hammond
10 the General Term Rochester, ana on inc lI-u N
was argued before Justices Mulln, Smith ana IncOt
MT Hammond appearing for the appellant. and CITY At
1Orpey KHaup for the respondent The decision was AZ
favor OF Mr. Hammond. Judge NO&ons dcceloh wa
reversed and the Overseer viii now De c"inle1eu "
prosecute this and eighty other suits for penalties
"Wen, it's magnetism" explained one OF
Mr.. Beechers brothers IN Chicago last Tuesday "hen
smined by reporter OF The IRt-OeeaR concern
ING the new chapter Of scandal literature. Triton mas
Influenced her by his magnetic power to do TINS thihg
She is negative character and all negative characters
can be Influenced by those OF positive character can
exercise this influence myself Why, at the East mag
petized Young LADY, so that she completely under
its influence One day at the table she saw dish OF
pickles and craved them But said Jane you mustn't
eat pickles. and she didn't she told me aterWard thal
abe couldn't have eaten them she'd died for not dorgU
Another time was in Boston and wrote her letter 10
Portland and she replied thar my letI udd Actually maze
her feel sleepy. TiltOn tcOuld communicate TINS mag
nee influence through the children, ana BY letters ana
direct ng that she 40 this thing she pOweress 10 re-
business anyhow e. asked the reporter III alhllldI
STRAIN why. Triton aLd Elizabeth, was the repF. viii
become recOuCed and live together AGAIN, ana TINS VIII
more than ever confirm the innocence 81 Henry"