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LOVE AND PERJURY.
One OF the Jurors Pleads for n Young Man
Who Courted Mis- LsichweIss.

Mary f. Lcichwelss, q pretty blonde
twenty years Of age, was In supreme Court.
Circuit before Judge Donohue. yesterday, hav-
ing sued Hans Treskow for s. 600 for breach Of
promise 81 marriage. Her story MS told on the
witness stand u.s. that while employed In Bangs
restaurant in Broadway she became acquainted
with Trcskow in November. 1875; that he was
very attentive to her. calling at her home
every Sunday and once in the week that on
returning from ball a. which he took her he
said that lie was expecting Legacy 81 S3OOOO
from relatives IN Germany and asked her To be
his wife; that she consented ard no gaN" her AN
engagement ring which sho wore; ana mat
Trrskow told her that he could not marry her
until March 20, 1876 at which time he would
hrruine IT ass and get hs inh, ritaucc
Trrskow soon aftarwnrd went 10 Europe and
getting the eNp"cted legncy came back but IN
stead 81 fulfilling his promise TO Mary, married.
Loirhweiss IA having been written 10 her by
TrrakOw enclosing flowers which h" suld grew
ON his fathers grave closed with tho following:
NY pr4 EL LoyS Inc, friend. A., around t,,,
Ana other hearts are thine,
w Nm 0SS1 Iay, sS,S 'To sn ia ss''
Then think now sad and lnnciy
THIS wt,tched heart will be
" B.loy;S S' ONE to oT9 ace ''1S '''
Yours truly, HAS rasHow
Trcskow in his answer. made general do
NAL and said that even II he made u promise Of
marriage as alleged, II was not binding he be-
=" Did YOU make any such promisei' no was
asked.
Judge DonOhue then showed tho answer 70
TrrskOw and asked him il he swQre TO H. lie
replied afirmmlyely, and Judge Don9huo di-
rectod an officer to lake him into custody on tho
charge Of prrlury. Trohk COW toariully pleaded
that At the Time he verified the answer he coul'i
speak English very impcrfectly, and that he did
not understand the purport oil IT,
Judge Donohur saio that ne could not regard
such an apology; that there WIS too much OF
such ndiscrimnAtr swearing To pleadings, and
he thought II WIS time 10 put stop TO u.
One OF tho Jurors iuterposnd in hchalt OF tho
| young man, say ing that II WAS tho feeling oI
| himself and his fellow jurors that the young
man had not understood whnt he had sworn to,
Judge DOnOhur said that II WAS a matter with
which the Jury hul nothing 10 do. The cnsc
| wns one for tho District Attorney 10 act upon,
The jury gave Miss lS'chweiss verdict for
| the full amount claimed.
Treskow BAH WAS fixed al 32 900.
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MARY WALKERS TROUSERS.
PATROLNAN ELANNERy REBJKED ron
IN ILLEGAL ARREST.
Women Physicians may Wear what Male
Physicians Wear, " the Choose - The
Doctor Before superintendent Wnutna.

Women Physicians may Wear what Male
Physicians Wear, " the Choose - The
Doctor bcfore superintendent waiting.
DR.. Mary Walker walked up Broadway
shortly after noon yesterday. wearing trousers.
MS usual and carrying her cane. The custom
AIRY crowd followed her. At Franklin street Pa
trolmnn Lawrence Flnnnery laid his hand upon
her shoulder and said: - Are ycz man or wo-
man."
Go along and mind your own business" the
Doctor answered ling the hand of.
Tho answer satisfied tho patrolman that the
Doctor was Il woman and. laying his hand upon
her shoulder. he claimed her as his prisoner
for breaking the law. which forbds members Of
ono sex from wearing tho nitirO OF the other.
In this decision he was upheld by l,oundsman
Lester Lewis, who had apparently mstigatcd
the arrest. and FHnncry. despite the Doctors
vigorous rcmOnstrances. conveyed her to the
There The sergeant on duty declared that he
had no jurisdiction IN SO delicate n mnttcr. and
that Superintendent Wallng WAS tho only nu-
thurity competent 10 decide. Dr. Mary WIS
marched along 10 the Central Onice in Mul.
berry street the crowd following, and ushored
into the prosonco Of the Superintendent. TO
flnnnpry' = great confusion the SuUerntcndcnt
greeted tue Doctor IA though tho pair were old
friends. shak ing hnnds with her warmly. Dr.
Mary churacirria Vi the arrest ~ the most cnor-
nous Of the ma4y ontragcs pcrnctratcd upon
sern Flnnnery nnl Lewis laughing and nudR-
ing each other rs she ncared them. You mon
nre too big Tor mo to manage unnrmcd,' snid
DR.. Mary, but in my trousers there IL pistol
pocket, and for the future I'm going TO carry u
pistol
-. You will DO fined II you do" hero objected
Mr.. Walling.
Dr. Mary. in reply, Intimated that money was
no consideration with her. md proposed that
| the Superintendent should furnish her with a
permit TO curry a pistol.
Evading her demand. Mr.. Walling proceeded
! to lay down the law regarding her arrest. As
her trousers were not worn for tho purpose OF
| disguise. in order TO commit u felony. he ruled
tnnt n'I WI inE ,en uIu ~. Sov ".tlii w"
selves ~ though they were mon. So he dis
charged the prisoner warning Elannery not to
| arrest her again. On the police books the Doc
| tor described herself ms DIR. Mary Walker.
| American ctizen." The ungallant Flanncry
| was about to demand her age. but Mr.. Wal
| ling told him to approximate IL. a
DIR. Mary said She would make formal
| charge against Flannery for her Illegal deten-
|
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NEW JERSEYS LAWMAKERS.
The Outlook In Trenton for the Coming Win
ter's Work In Both Housea

TRENTON, Dec 5.-Thc State Legislature
will meet here on Jan. IA. Tho President OF the
Senate will probably be W. J. Sewell OF Camden.
Gen. sewel is Superintendent of the branch OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad that runs from Cam
den to Caps May. He was elected in November
to third term in the Senate. He is man OF
much dignity and has a cool head. The Secrc-
tary Of the Senate will probably be J. y. Noor-
hces Of Huntcrdon. an influential party man.
who held the same oflice few years ago after
his defeat for Senator in his county. The As
~stnnt Secretary Will probably be- william
Clarke of Essex. The contest Tor ~" ositior
of Eugrossinr Clerk is 10y William Hunt W. j.
Bru'r. and Frank Patterson, with the chances
in favor II Hunt W. CampiOn has. h. thinks,
The position of Sergeant at Arms in he pocket.
For Speaker Of the House the candidates are
:. Is. Jackson Of EssrN, james H. voorhees, ~
Somerset George VI. Stiles Of Union. and W.
Budd Deacon Of Burlington. with the chances
has the inside track for Clerk. J. Herbert Potts
OF Hudson. a former Beading clerk. l. working
hard for his old position. and y liSrly y gtt u.
Jonathan Gable Of Ocean and Apologize OF the
Monmouth Enquirer gre candidates for In.
crossing Clerk N the House, Both have held
win. John H. Fell thinks lie il all right for Ser
Tho candidates for State Treasurer before
Joint convention Of the Legislature will be ex-
Aescmblyman John Carscailen OF Hudson, cN-
senator John Hill of Morris. and tx senator
Hayes OF Essex, with the chances IN favor oi
Hill. Mr.. Hin served term In Congress. and
~ known In BOOnton, where he Resides, as
Honest John Hill" He il u strong temper
ance advocate and II Sunday school teacher,
The Legislature will have little work before
IT, An effort will probably be made 70 gerry
mander the Assembly districts In order to So
cure "a Republican successor 20 Theodore i.
Randolph. The annual EFFORT 20 put tho state
officers on a snlary and turn their heavy fees
into the State Treasury Will perhaps be made
once more. The Secretary OF state, by virtue OF
his office H. Clerk Of the Court Of Errors and
Appeals The emouments ~ his Office are
worth nearly t300OO II year. The Office Of Clerk
III the Court 81 Chancery Is worth f2O.OOO 10
t25 600 n yeHr. The Clerk 10 the supreme Court
receives annually in fees about t2O,mO. Under
clerks do nearly all the work OF those offices
perform hardly any work. IL Ia averred that
10000 a year would pay those officials very well
for doing next 10 nothing. Putting them on a
salary would he n popular act
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what fyou have tried different put up medicines in
Vainf Have not been equally Disappointed IN snnc
phN.iriauss nu not cousdcr incurHble until
you have made thoruulh t1a u DR. Pierce's family
medicines They are chemically pure. Of Uniform
strength and have come into general use by reason ~
superior merit IN general AMI nervous debility,
CONSUMPTION. bronchitis, dNspcusia. liver complaint.
-ruiulous lunches ulcers AMI eruruons the Golicn
Medical Discovery IL suecdy And positive cure while
thousands u women who Ind foi years been hcdrdicn
have. by the use ~ Or Pierce. lavore frcsc ripun.
been restored tn health The introduction ~ these
two remedies has rcvouiuniyed the treatment uf chronic
diseases Patients no longer depleted aud saivntd IL.
the tonic and Alternative props rites " the Discovery
long sncc demonstrated better way. Ia,iits need no
longer submit a. the Of the cau-ti, and knv. the
fayurite rescupton guaranteed to cure tie diseases
AMI weaknesses peculiar To- women. Mrs samuel VI.
kemper ~ GtAudett Ind "a ites Your FaNorite Pre-.
-rrpton and Pleasant rurgauVc Pellets have saved my
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SUPREME COURT On AMBERS. Nos. ~. H. Sc,
1Ol M W l4d, i3n ~ To- 10, az, - -. -
StFRfgt tprHr- SrlttAI liHS--Nns 49,, 4r ttlI NJ.
Oh, olN ,hn. ~ 11i. TN 80. t,n. 80. 49, 10, ~.
isi H2 N1l Nit N2t 40. s2i sH1 s.S $50 N'al ~'il
Fart Nos IN i'ihle Y.sn, as3 :'.,o -.,a, G,n,
2iNl 4p3. .sLt LOST -,An, 2lh, 2nl &ii3 -iut @tii.
giUO 2l~ 27un 27lI 2IlA 2ii .77, 27ls ego 1721.
27a, 97au, 272s 273 2Tf1 2Ia3 :7ai Fart u -Sho
ra 4uh, anu2 3llJ. iSin's. -2II AfiN, il4S.
a7s Med. il.1 a7ll ttis At@ iiHi llf', %'7o i.nl,
wa f.~7. i2-u. ftt ~ -fhrtt rau-rs-Nns 4l,t,.
400 il1. @ti7 4l76 no agn il4 asa, A22, a.,
;R43S iFu, AM. 4ili 4lu1
POO as ll5 $40 $50, 500 ii', 5oi 3el 4ai lo3, 31o
~
~ iir.f ISL 1916 7'R - 72l ~, ~ - ti 10
AZ, AS. 1883, 77G Part ll-Ca,c On
tWaos lllA--E9rtU TINY w. p ~ ~ M Ian.
MAlNE turuT Part T. Nos hHn1 lfst. Ahil. aa9l
5000 1920 5l0n li1n $3.50 1ilS hla, 5ii1, 1t1 ti,9
pnrt II -No- aha DOB. aa'i an 5ltN, 3ilu aiGn
nl.H, a4A1. iiaf. hh.h. h.i .i1N Fart III Nos
sou at!4 nes 5ts tilI, 3i-l 3iH 1852, 3ial aJ1
5ltn 3l4O, tl7a 1888, a2iH
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b,a the few sales were at ahDut ycs-rdays cur1cnt
nes including ordinary 70 goud steers srd cSeu - =,
Oir h 10 dress h5d55 ne IN the gross cwt ShiprTA
used IN t steers from frcsh arrivals ani sent uut ~
1.-Two cate and tUD quarters NJ beet, .... A..
Receipt calves were 223 head making total ~ 'of
since Monday. against 6t1 for the ssae tne last week
Nv change prices, end fair hu gnrss NJ 3'fjs = W
Tor grassers aud O5 &C. for mik ed ycas Hog hcs ed
veals Hing freely HtS4i Ia. = n
Receipts Of sheen and laus 10 car loads. ~ 3S-f
head. making a total OF 1850 sncr MONDAY, asaii-!
w. 1ou uf TIE time last wcet Prices wctc advanced
n,urls puip &C. e h. ana all sodthe sheep ~
ai,aj = r.. tor common To- prime. aud hyHltr Tor
AMI fancy. the lsmhs ~ tSsj'sc. Mutton ana
iamts dressed. steady atH~7isc pm.
Rcceipts uf hurs ~ car loads or Nitn head
making n since Monday nyHiu-t " 3lO Cos the
las, week Feeling shade stronger. emd 2i car
loads u fair and gnW ohio hrfs about ib Ms average
MeIe suHL nLLAn NJ ~ ~ .aLll 20 q 10 ha
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Andrcas Grcger. who dwelt In rear ten
cn,nt at H2n Second avenue committed suicide on
"Wednesday evening by sapns from the root OF the buid
ing IIc hal been Of work for long time owing To
sickness and had only short time ago quited the hos
yiial lie grew worse. aud when confronted with the
Necessity soon g0iug 10 II" hospital again. declared
tlat hc wrflI rlthtr dc On Wednesday evening tie
woman who was tending in The blT?nm ~ ne nr-t
heard tfull hud the ha. gug In front ~ the
door and tle breeding and hness body uf GIeger was
Ia 30 into % q room snu' one ran 10 the rooms
That lee and his VIE occupied. and found her sleeping
Grof,r trst have rfri fm "a" room, FASTENED ~ INC
narrow stVrNay IN mo rph and lruffl over the hugh
surulte that extends along the tront nj the hun.. The
h,sy wu+trrllN iu .u4 itd and tIr Stone uu winch u
STRUCK was shstfred Gregst was 50 years Ot age
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Robert NJ Douglas. Marshal for tho Western
District 90 Surui Carolina joshua h. HI, Marshal tor
the Eastern District North Carolina, Green g. chand.
her. Attorney ol the northern District 1T Mississippi q
g. NDody. Associate Ju,uee OF the Supreme Court Vi IA
kuta, SJdacy ~ Barnes, Attorney for New Mexico;
Geurse H. Hand SECRETARY IT the Territory Of Dakota;
1huHts fus.. Receiver OF Public Moneys at tHHo,
DHk Charles N. Chambers hcrltcru fuhc Money
~ San Francisco, Mons bunarrr, Register ~ tue Lana
Ohre a. WurtlWi"n, MINI samuel Russell, Indian
Agent the hH.rt ere. ATa"he Agency, New heNicO,
Aflhnr e. Motte. Register At uc Land once az hpnnc
Held. Dakota. Kei-trl. ~ tle Land tihco-lie "
stafford ~ harquette Mich lusier A. la Crosse,
Mis " Br"wrr az - uoud MINI Receivers o.
john \ R0srrt at RoAeman. Montana, John W Nc.
I'm
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Despite tho cold. many turfmen assembled in
the Brooklyn Driving Park Yesterday TO see the troiung
match for 500 side, mile heats hest three IN hve In
harness. between H. W. Howe black mare Lady Fisher
and Dr. Poser, bay gcding ruIk. ~ The betting Lazy
Fish, was a iavOte $40 tn els The nrst heat was
akcnby Turk by Two lensihs y a. In ne second s
heat after desperate struggle TURK won agal btla
lrnrth nnc, 2SC'. The neat heat Was won BY Iura
haniuy In So.
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Susiutss jlOntes.
For Education aud Charity.
pY AtTUpHITY as TliE STAIR
CEN. q. g. BEAt EEGARp or LOuIsIAN,
n.y. n-mAI L. ~ 4 -. In.tAt.

GIN. g.. e. HEAt REGARD OF LOUISIANA.
GiN JCBAL \. EAEIN or VIRGINIA.
will personally arrange all details and supervise the
aorlinary Grand Semi ANNUAL Drawing Of the Louisiana
state Lottery tompany at Ncv Orleans Tuesday. Dee 4"
Ofo Ut these grand distributions ecu Early writes 10
the Sew YORK Tribune a.. follows
we took such precautions 90 know that all the
numbers. from TO irrUn inclusive. representing the
tickets In tho scheme, sold and unsod, placed IN
the wheel from which the drawing made with aa
much certainty bank officer who has counted tho
packages uf money sealed them up placed them In the
vault aud then locked the vault ani put the key IN his
pocket knows that the money Is there. There no
possibility Of any mistake part deception ui
on the part Of others
II go prizes amounting to e522 so including one
Capital Prize Of sipOOD; Grand Prize 0, eJOOOl
Grand Prize Of f2onon SC. Tickets ten dollars go;
Halves, i've dollars 80, fnhs two dollars or Tcnth'.
one dollar 81
Write for circulars. or send orderst " A. DAuriHN
o. box 6l2 New Orleans La, or To H. l. PLUM Jit
Broadway, New York.
Fine silk Hats, ~. eO, worth a5t Derbys,
elOoand upward, worth 81 i5Ncw church = W stairs
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IS AihcuAtlc Gibbs. IrwrS
SIS Old Dominion, Walker Richmond. CITY Point and
Norfolk
Shin Dictator Mnlcr. Padnhg.
Park H. Z whitney Siiccr. Rotterdam
Bark e. q. Nhiuuure. Humphreys tallaO.
Rrif l. adiur star. Grpufrli. frruHWhuco.
Brig Kate NtDuu.att tunCss. CarcUs, T. l.
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must be- found.
Ny parts. ms title and my perfect soul
shall manifest me truly.

Apart from my tito for my mental works.
have another. gained also by my intellect. and
after the most elaborate judicial and learned
examinations That Of "A counsellor At law NJ tho
Supreme Couri-a title for life: while that Of u
Judge Is for certain term of years politically
elected. and by u change % politics tas recently
may lose his ofil'r without deserving IL.
Again | stood in tho supreme Court vester
day for my legal rights ms plaintiff in person. n
higher title than any attorney mere agent
for another: and but for plaintiffs there would
be- no courts, Judges nor attorneys and coun-
sci. Defendants are forced into courts to atone
for their wrongs and make compensation 10
those they have injured. Mr. Justice Van
Brunt presided at trial wherein | WINS plnin-
TN IN person. and I obtained a verdict Of $3.50 ;
and he did not then, when no called the cal
cndar." omit his judicial duty, and descend to
a personal insult.
In this ca-e against Mr. Sothern as II stood
yesterday. and no response from defendant y
attorney. had "a right To claim default and an
assessment Of damages from an inquest jury.
Yet the Judge threatened 20 STRIFE the cause
from tho calendar despite ~ tho Constitution.
opposed To any defeat Of public Justice. The
cause IN. however. simply "un for the term.
So be- II. am content IN the premises.
have given serious thought 10 this dcpor-
mcnt TO mu from Mr.. Justice Van Brunt, and
have spoken 10 brother members OF the bar
upon the subject.
GEORGE. The CoUNT JoANETs.
Of the New York supreme Court.
DEC g. 1878
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New YORK. Thursday. Dee 5.-Reccipts ~
9tsN'si9G4 were y eHr IVad' o, ~ h'4d n."A,u-
time last week Trade was limited, part Of the
copts NerV reserved by the OWneT Or N, export trade
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MARINE INrELLIGhNCE.

NiSfttrnr ltuASaC-rrfs nAv
sunrises...7 10 sun scts.... 80 Moon sets. %
man wsrtH-ftts nav
sandy Hook. - GOV. Island. 2U Hell date, ~
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'2s Awomans journal From the Preach OF %.
tRVC f,uillet ...... .......... III.
t?o. The Disappearance % Mr.. Jercmish Redworth.
by Mrs. u Ritdsl.. ....... ... -
az Old Myddeltons Money, 10y mary Cceu Hay. s.c.
40 Written IN Fire new book. by Florence MsrlAt .H
80 Maid Eiice. by Thro ut ......... 200.
42% soma by Henry Greville .... .... .... Ice.
as The sight Side OF Sew York Sermons by the
Rev r DE Wit Talmagc ne.
~ on the Heights. hi bcrthod Auctbach inc.
sia Madcmu,,lo Saiu, Naucis Lover, by Victor
IhtfhuhrI .... ... ..... .... 4 C.
AZ Na,oed oi Dare, hN Nulmm Black ........ inc.
4i5 narb Inheritance. hy Mary Crct Hay. ... in'.
For sale hy ucWsdcalcrs At above prices nt s.f -
paid receipt ~ cents Ter lucent nunhcr, sui -
truts tor 2lc-nt numbers. by GkokuE AUNRu ~ u a
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Unprecedented attraction! Over half mill
lion distributed. louisiana State Lottery Com
pany. This institution was regularly incorpO-
rated by the Legislature OF tho State for oduca-
tional and charitable purposes. in 1868, with n
capital Of 81 900 000 to which it has since added
reserve fund OF $3.50 900. Its grand single
number drawings will take place monthly. 1t
never scales or postpones. Look at the follow
ing distribution;
Grand promenade concert. during which will
take place the extraordinary scmi-annual draw
ing at Now Orleans. Tuesday Dec. TO- under
tho personal supervision and management Of
Gen. g. y. Beaurogard OF Louisiana and Con.
Jubal A. Early OF Virginia. Capital prize.
100000.
Notce-Tickets arc 80 only; halves. s5
flfths. 81; tenths 81.
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UsErIL rKIsEN.rs

FOR HoLlnAys
y,.,.,.s ,.r,kEtt,S., Suikt 5n,,,s QUINN,
very hest Tor - only plNn srams 10 nRl,h
KEEPS CUSTOM SiisfN. very ncsL 10 measure,
HF ~ ,fTil'sniT F TS ,9 ha
kEEFS UNDERWEAR tIiicsl SYKES
Canton Mhii" and scarlet flSu1ei s,r scarlet " no
and NM At ne f2l ,,s prices 73G o. 81 2,
KEEPS rNRRLLLAS lAu s!n.,,.
ar @9.heeqih R'j'n1 agi SA,ra ta" r"iGd ,"f
twa button - 60 b"t guanY
Saniha Hhd ii'ulht' nnlvl rec
kEkP MWuiacfuru. t0mranN's -'nfrA
~ hI"'l"N Ncw York 81 tA'l'n' st. h'''N
FOR COUGHS, .dOLpS. ,HwoN'ni1IS.
A. a." ~" 80, 90 lu-h-h trwd,- MAIN" ~ lpl nli
ami an. 500 b uil c'l,a"u O. SHd b ga ".ts
J. TnrGEHA \ CO. Sew York A.cni'
CnKISTMNS nHAMlNG, KrNTI CKY
80 - "l,' "1' t, 81 ~ ~ W ssn,'S" yi'.
t,N',, q WilfIiNSUN 4 60 rasle,n agent. a
B.nadNA. y. \.
nNrANp snCK rnADE MAHiH NJ;
Bells 'N'r uh r".h' Al 'trfs ave mutation.
RYE ND ROCK CANDN.
tnc monDor house ia thr trade Compare ours wi'h
Aly olh.t, e. fER BuTlLt. Il klRk a go.
Nos 'H button O. at 7.n b."Ul"NN
Ar TNHoN,S NIWS Dir0Ts. ~ ~
A'erur ant windsor i"i.ls illIHf'r'~ u" hif "
can he obtained us, 900 hui.Aj f.nNhi, AMI tl'HHA'
bl" Tor srniins urcularN
MoHAL HAXANA L"rrErn e. ,S''i E. ~,
rlYLOH1 90. Buhtr', ~ Ws9st
FAMILI HEHALD.-A '.w ~u,uis x
fauny Herald At ma dollar irr Once = hee. uaA
! ~, y. v
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THE COUNTS OTN REPORE
Yet Another Chapter OF the Autobiography
OF the Noble man Lawyer.


To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: The re-
port in THE Sun this morning 9th inst. Of the
dialogue in court yesterday has fewer errors
than in any other journal. hut these request
permission to correct. The following Is the
descriptive dialogue:
Judgc-I will call tho calendar. Nelson and
another against DE Graw.
The attorney therein having answered. my
cause was next in order.
Judge-George - against Sothern.
Count-Goorge-who The calendar reads
George. tho Count Joannes. against Edward
A. Sothern." and have as much right. Judge
TO my title as you have % yours. As George
the Count Joanncs. against Edward A. Sothern.
| answer. ready for plaintiff
Judge-If you do not know how TO behave
yourself in court. | will strike the cause nom
the calendar.
Count-Re pertfully 10 the Court. and for the
plnintif. | answer. ready.
Aud here ccased all conversation.
yield to 10 gentleman at the judicial bar In
good manners. courtesy. and politeness, and
especially. NJ all times. 90 the learned Judges
| on the bench: go much 80 that mover enter or
enye the court without max lnR my respectful
obcisaucc o. the presiding judge, whether he
secs me- ut not; and this ceremonial respect on
ms part IS not ced by your reporter wen yes
trrluy. though Ind received AN insult There
fore the remark. II do not know how TO be-
have myself ia court" was most unjust. Why.
II WAS and ir my knowlcdg" how 10 behave IN
court. judicial. imperial o. ROYAL. that has OBJ
ain"d for me half Of my success in He.
Some newspapers read that tie judge said.
"G"orge. 10. against Sothern.' did not hear
the &c. and even II had. have the nohlest
example to follow IN such an insult, and no
less person than Washington. Whom Gen.
Lord Howe wrote To him letter Tor exchange
Of prisoners. he addressed II. George Wash
irgton. Esd g. The patriot returned the in,
suting letter. because " the tncrushed George y
OF the Revolution had his title 81 General. and
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Of money. sealed them up. placed them in tho
vault. and then locked the vault and put tho key
In his pocket knows that the money Is there
There was no possibility Of any mistake on our
part or deception on us on the part Of others