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The New York herald., 1878-11-02
HIGH WIND ON LAKE ERIE.

BUFFALO. Nov !, 1878
heavy gale has prevailed nere during the past
twenty Hour hours and . number OF vessels which
had lett port Obliged 10 put back.
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SAILED.

Steamers Rhsola tBr). for Cardiff Margaret WiluInx
ton NC ships Cutwster nogo. Quebec (Rr). PhilxdrI
UtaO, Genoa; 6rigs Marianna ~ tPorp. Lisbon Vie
tor,s. Barbados; Caroline Eddy. Port Spain Sehr
Rrvn Warn trug.
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TWO MIN MISSING.

DgrRoIr. Mich, Nov !, 1878.
Later advlcss from bark Woodruff, which sank
at Whitehall, state that the vessel went to pieces
about four z. NJ. Eight oil the crew succeeded in
get.ing ashore Two men are missing. The Woodruff
vas osded with and was bound from Chicago
for Buffalo.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will SHOW the changes In the
Temperature Tor the past twenty four nours com.
psr,sou with responding date sf last year.
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuys pharmacy,
HERALD building, NO. 2ls Broadway
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BELOW.

Ship OF Albion (Br) hughes from London Sept H.
Ship Thomas Lord, Kay. from Antwerp Sept To-
Bark Hertha tSor). Peterson, from Antwerp Sept%
II Narsters. from -
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

,Arxs or DEPARTURE YoR rHE MONTH
SovKxBxR
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POLITICAL CROQUET.

AVeThRe temDoTatuTe yestefuHy VI
uaar '.--.. AZ /
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,,

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.
yNANrED -CABiN CAT BOAT, "a 10 20 FRET. Ap
w dress.bex 1883 Post office.
MISCELLANE EOUS.
~-~
nEMoCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
poR CITY JUD0R
In pAss Of the Hon. Jossh Sutherland, Who rstrsa
account OF
CUNNING y. BEDFORD
VINO vas an Assistant District Attorney four years. aD
anaswsrd t'isv Jadss tour vaAsA
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS.
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Of the Hon. Josish Sutherland. Who real
account OF age.
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ph,a: list FiInt shton, New YORK.
ruisd to 2ist, ZAmbeci for - Johns
sIiso Oct is -Arrvea. REGIME Brouaiund. PhIiadsi.
srsrrs oe, IsArrved. osnisoss Bjeassss. Nov York
'"s sssoss 6ss d: ssil.s L.~p.r.. O, r.1ss rys..
s,se.ronr, sep, s-arrlved. av.lyn; Kss.les. Ansy,
ard. w.lssr. Lvsreoe' s.alo. pss,sy: sssrsssy@
Moss. ny t,as ..,.s sssa Tor Bc.on, ss E G,%:s- ,s
batavia. sathsrsnd, Csiealts for Bessos.
Passed sept ~ Anwisk este from Iasle Bsy icr -
Tnalss' &c, o-slrlvss Topasi oisss rhiisdsphis
Tsoos oe, iy-Arrivsi. 2 L Kish.rason. b.isno.
Ts,ssrs, oc, i7-saned. Island cisy. Hove. xsssinA
TAnLK bar. sept 2s-Arrivsd. Lille sleishsbsin.
ssii.a sep, 2sEiis ssovsr. Wade, - Helena. sosh
vssrsoa DC. 10 On Ssma Daasiss.. cala,s ios Bs.-
vaasssuspK. Oct i4-Arrived. Progress. Olsen, Nsv
WKsIponr oct 10 In port. mssris Uphan. Bald
ysu,pss, Ucs Is-ssIsd, A n s,ronscs, Kibsy. Nev
York; iamors. stscomb, Bsisimorss issh. kxporssr.
Brooks. Cariih
BATAVIA scps The Rsinbow. American bark. Rowsn.
New York tpetro.u In collision
sept With vessel. name unxnown OH Ghrribou. and
put 70 nero asp. ~, &
old consider tue damage suhicisns 70 warrant her dis
char ling here for repairs sud allowed her 70 proceed TO
CALCUTTA sept 27Ths ship AIsula. Psssmers for rew
yck While going a:wn sept is toos The edge q she Fu
jury. anu has proceedsd
CKrrx pet % Capt cappieo. Of the Italian bark Noe
,;sSe,om,eb 81 -. As.s"sa bar. NImroa ali from New
York. have noted protest.
cuxaav.s. oc, te-Ths Dunas vas soved anost
yesterday by two tuga
sciLLr DC, Il Tho Amsriesn schr Mrsada, Mitchell.
from pnoa tor New yots arrived hers. having gale
bsoo% oS ..Gs.S mss@. sad .sd ii
gear aiiachsd
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

On Chrome Cards. perfect ,aut esq with name
~ loc. Outfit lOc. TurDei Card o. ALhlsnd
MISS. s.ptl2.IM
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fContinued from nrst psge.)

his sister went perseveringly on, until h
abruptly said:
zee "Coniound the mouse Sa''y, How do
you like the young mInistere"
A little surprised. but not ut All taken
absck bv the suddeDbess of the question:
Sally said:
"Ah. we are very fortunate. NOT nnapN
such Young men now-a-days.' ana tnen
Sally gave deep sigh.
wei. what i the matter with you.
then 7' said Max.
20. / was only thinking" said the old
LADY. solemnly, "whst a pity It's that good
veung folks who like each other can't
come together and be married "a they
used to. All times are changed" and
she heaved ano her sigh.
.Umph u said Mark. What has that
to d., wththe minister
80 just this. Marx Goldsmith" said ST.
". AS bendipg forward, she rested her
arms upon her knees. anil looked up into
Marks iace. at j. as | lain rs A Il G.
that the young mist r likes Your Mary
and YOU won / lei him have her. And now
In a day or two. he goes away fur from
three To four weeks. and If he can't have
the one he wants here. WHY. he'll have 70
try and find wife somew here else, for of
course par-on without wife isn't worth
much TO country parish. and that you
know as well as | do. Mark Then. a.
Tor Mary. il he h"es do so, ii will br, ak
her heart. that's Il
"Umph"' said Mark. rising and walk
ing t. he window. What to he don, ~
well. don't really know, u, 90 YOU
have the sewing circle n, ihs old Red PSI
The thought ot 1t made NJ ,rk start. and
yet by the nervous tw:,ching of his mou h
Silly concluded he was trying TO consent
to it.
At last be said. "W-ll. tell the child
she may have il il she wants to-" and then
he went out 1T the house. without speak
ing an'thrr word. leaving Aunt S ,llv with
her mind full Of business and her heart
full OF j,y.
And sO the sewing circle met nj the
20 a Red" AMI of course the mini liter
Atdpped TO talk with The squire after The
rest OF the folks had gone And of course
Mary sat down by her fathers side to hear
what he had To say.
There was pause at last in the CONVEX
sation, and the minister. reaching his
hand across the tai l., laid it on The old
mans arm, aging:
esquire, you have got one thing that
wan,f"
Name it," said the Squire, clenching
the table with his hands. and comprrssing
his lips as though he tel, the crisis had
come
..Nn' yonr broad acres. sir. but your
daughter"
.Sne is yours" said Mark in clear,
ringing tone. then suddenly rising. he
placed the minister's and Mays hands
together. He tried in VAN tor moment
to speak /; at last. laying his own hand on
the young mini. tei's shoulder and look
ing npon M,ry he SAID:
Hes goi Just what he asked for But
I'll treat Won both alike. Ii you want any
thing. ask"
With tears glstening in her ewes. Mary
threw her arms around the old mans neck.
and said:
Yes. father. there is one thing Prom
ise never tn saw 'P-hsw't' me any more. "
Il PROMISE" said Muk.
Aud Mark Goldsmith had learned his
lessen.
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US Marshal's OH CO.

PORTLAND, August 81, 1873.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
a HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE: That on the ihir-
i t,eth day Of August, A. d. 1878, a Warrant
IN Binsrupicy Was Is,ue against the estate Of
Joseph l.. True Of Benton, in the County of
kenncbec, and state OF Maine, no has been al.
j,d. I'd Bal krupt ON his own petition. hled in
the Dls.rict Court for said District, August 18th.
A. ID. 1876 that ihe payment OF any debts, ana de-
livery oi any property belonging to such Bankrupt,
u the Creditors OF said Baakrupt, 10 prove her
rebts, and to choose one more Assignces OF his
Esta U, viii be heId at u Court OF Bankruptcy To
q h, lden NJ the Court House in Augusta. in raid
co ,nt,, before John W. May, Resister on the
nnot, ehth day OF September. A. d. 1873, At "
O'Clock A. N.
B. B. MURRAY,
U. 8. Marshal, as Messenger, for said District.
Ia wseuIlI
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DISTRICT Court OF thu Uufted states,
District Of Maine.
In the matter Of
JUS ph h. Do'liver,


jus ph II. Deliver, I partruptcv
Btnsrult,
fNPIS Is tO CIV notice LnAt petition na- oeen
D O.. nted T. TIE court thi, L. enty-i i"th
day o. Auu ut 1s-s, ny svph ii. Doliiver
OF augusta, tn laid Distiiot, n Bankrupt, praying
IN I he ma be deo eed U have full discharge from
nj his debt ~, bic un he Bankrupt Ac ;and
upon reidin g said eiton, IT Is ORDERED by the
cur tn n hearing be hai upon he sac on the
HrsI Mo iday OF November. A ID ISIS besure the
court Ia Por, and In said District ut ~ O'Clock A..
NJ, and that noice th re. be published
10 the DAILY AenaeGeo yourhA,, s anu e ne
printed In raid Disirict, once week for
lnree successive weeks, and once In The We b.
Nv Kenneb,c journal, and the Weekly
Portland advertiser, the last publication 10 be
Unity days at ieast before the day Of hearing and
that all ere iitors VINO have proved their debts, and
other persons IN Interest, NAV appear at said time
and pace. and show e. II aoy they have, woy
the praye. vi said petition should mot be granted
WM. PkEBLk,
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
tseptll g. .Sxlwyy
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NrqaI aoberH8emenfS.
yo,ice By Left~ TO Creditors that Bank.
RIM ia. fetitiOaed Tor Discharge.

yo,i ice by Lefts to CFeditors that Bank
rum has fetitiOaPd Tor Discharge.
IL TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE
In the matter OF
Joseph II. Dolliver, I In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
Il Portland, in said District, on the 10Th day OF
Scott, A. d 1873.
DISTRICT MAINE. IS. .
sIR - fake notice that Petition has been Med
in sai Court, by ,stph H. Do liver OF Augusta,
in said DIST let, duly oecl red nkrupt, under
the Statutes OF the Cnitrd states relating 10 Bank
ruptcy, tor discharge and certificate q ereoi
RON all his deb and other claims provsoe I'm
said statutes, and tn It the FIRST Monday OF NO
vember next, Mt 10 O'Clock, A. L., Is assigned ior
he hearing of the same, when and where you may
~. as 49,. ". 20 ho al, nj he GRAINED
WIN. +. PREBLE,
sept,2tSwsw Clerk of District Court.
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District Court of the United States,
District of Maine.

George Wa s ,eosrD, In Bankruptcy
rNHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE that petition has
/ been presented to the Court this twenty nini n
day of A ugust,is7o. b, George ~ashhurn OF Water
vile IN said Dfstricf, Bankrupt, praying thai he
may be decreea to have fun discharge from ali hi
debts provab e under the Bankrupt Act, and upon
aiding aid petition,
1T rs ORDERED by the Court, that . hearing be
had upon the same the irst Monday OF NoNe'n-
her A. ID. 1871 $ before the Court in Portland In said
District. at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice
thereon be publ he'd n the Dali Krnnebec journal
an The Daily Port and Advertiser, newspapers
printed Ia said District once week for tpree
successive weeks, and once in the Weekly Ken
neDec journal, aud weekly Portland Advertiser.
the tsst pubicat tn be hitv day mt least before
the day vi hearing and that all creditors who have
proved their debts an other persons in Interest
may apyear ut said tme and place and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition snould not be granted.
VIM p. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
tseptlI. IL l6Aiw3D
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u. y. Marrhal's Office,
PATE NTS.

rAIENIS.
r. H. EDDY.
". 70 state ST., opposite Kilby, Boston
Secures patents In the United states also In Great
Britain France and Other foreign Countries Cop.
les ri tnc claims OF any Patent furnished by re.
mtting one dvllAr. Assignments recorded a.
Wa, b ing on. NJ Agency in the United States pos
sesses superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
ascertalning the pstentability Of inventions.
X. IL. EDDY Solicitor OF atents,
Testtm iaIst
~ regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the mos tcapabie
Q ID sdccessfu practitioners with whom have had
O acia I Intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned Patents
"lnventors cannot employ person more trust.
worthy more capable OF securing for them an
early and favorable consideration al the Patent
once"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late C0mmis sioner Of Patents
Boston, October 10, 1870.
x II. EDDY ESQ Dear sir: you procured for
me, in 40, my first patent since then you have
acted Tor ana advised me In hundreds Of cases. and
procured many patents. reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies IN
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but l
stil give you almost the whole OF my business, IN
your line, aud advise others to emuIov you
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston. j N. I. ls7s. Tvs
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new RICH 4lQQQI

Parsons rurAatisc riis. IN AZ" y ~ III - % a
and will 20 npe,eiy oh tngc the nj ~ the en'lr'
sy stem N three months. Any Der on who vii
take pill each nght ,r ,m | G. /! wee k. may IN.
Restored 10 sound health, n such thing b, possi
ble. sent bv mail Tor letter stamps. l \. JoIS
son 4 Co, Bangor, Me. seltliiw
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SPEC AL CfFlRS FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING,

We pablsh book Of liz Pages 8 70 (no adj vertis.
ing) giving special d, rs for anverii z all over
the country. Prices In Ser than ever of red be
fore. The last edit m ent po paId the re.
ceipt OF rs cents ty DAUrHY h 60. Pr ters'
Warehouse aud AID, ertisement agency ls tul.
ton sire It ~. v. a"glplw
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District Court of the United States,
District Of Maine.


Francis Low, Jr., In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
THIS II to give notice that Petition has been
pret ente To the court, this nineteenth u ~ Of
August. 1875, by Francis Law, Jr. oil Clinton. in
drcr,ed 10 have full discharge irm n II his debts,
r,vabls under The Bankrupt Act, aud npon read
ing sail Petit M:
ir IS ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, Oh the 6rst Monday Of November
4 ID. 1873, before the Court in Porilant. In said
District, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice
thereof be published In the Kel nebec Jour
nal and the >ouerseI keporter, newspapers
printed in said District, once week for three uc-
Ger sive weeks, the last publication W be ihlrty
days at least before the day OF hearing, ana that
all creditors who have proved their debts, aud
other persons in interest, may appear at said time
and y ace, a d show use. ii any they have, why
the pray ei OF said petition should not be granted.
WIN. +. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court, for said District.
tSWsepi4 HIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Hamann & Koch, wholesale jewellers At No. Q
Madon lane, have filed voluntary petition In bank
ruptcy The schedules show liabilities amou 10
s62, 05S &C. which include the following clalms:--
George Rucknor S.. 1853 SO; Gust Braun, $4.s79 IS:
/. Strasburger L. Co., $3,l23 49, Herscls Il Ludeke,
81 1ol 90; Darand 4 Co., s. 2ss 10; A. T. Jeannsr.
$2al7 IL; Hodenpyl Timison 4 Co, 81, 400 81; Ars.
r. KOCH ST. 703: John G. Hydes' sons ST. sos VI; Cox
sedgwick, ST. 6l2; Carrow Brothers CO.. ST. TO o.
John A. hamann ha, individual Liabilities amounting
to So ESQ., The real value $37 800 ST.
consisting OF stock S34 479 81 good book accounts
ST. TOT 27 fixtures, 81, 500; cash, $40 a. They
indorsels promissory notes 10 the amount OF
81 1870 53 Simpson, Somers Co. are secured credi-
tors Tor S375 aud hold as collateral diamonds ana
watches valued ut 81, l02
lay, manufacturer Of shirts Ut No 20 Howard street,
has pleted MS investigation VI the upls and
assets from $4,000 70 $4,000 Tne family and
friends Mr.. G0uray have given him financial aid IN
order that he may make settlement ~ nity cents on
the dollar secured notes at Jour- eight and twelve
months and humber Of the creditors have signed AN
acceptance, and there Is NO doubt that IL viii DO
Effected Unless all the creditors sign there Is TO be no
settlement.
A meeting Of the creditors Of the New York Butte
Company, Of No. ~ franklin street, was held at tho
ONCE OF Register Dayton 10 act proposition for
composition. Schedules were presented showing lia
bities amounting 10 $95 81 and assets $635AT ~
The company submitted the otter 70 compromise "
sixty the dollar In Endorsed notes without In
terest At three SIX. nne twelve and nftsen months
Rcgis.er Fitch has received . warrant in bank.
rupcy against the firm Of T. u Boyd Co., Wholesale
LIQUOR dealers No 90 Broad street, vh0 been
sdudicated involuntary bankrupts on the petitions Of
Gheir creditors meeting OF the creditors 70 elect
an assignee ha been called tor May 10. The liabilities
Of firm are about $6l,0O0 and the real assets
$27, 00o.
A pslition IN bankruptcy has been nied against
Peter Hemmer, late OF tho PARK Hotel, by number
OF his creditors. His liabilities amount 10 $lS.S92,
aud no has merely nominal Assets
samuel A. Magnos, dealer 10 glue at No 307 Pearl
street, has gone into voluntary bankruptcy before
Register Allen, having liabilities amounting 20
$2S, 307 actual assets SOP compromise VIII
PROBABLY DO effected at thirty cents on the dollar.
The application OF George N. Woodward, manufac-
turer OF pumps NJ No 80 Centre street. for bis
discharge IRON bankruptcy, came up before Register
Ketchum yesterday, and as there was no opposition
on tho part oil the creditors mis- petl.ion will be
granted His liabilities amounted 10 $l2I8g2
Thc gchedules In the matter Of tue assign OF
Edward Mars TO Appleton SturRis were flied yesterday
IN tho Court OF Common Pleas The liabilities are
stated $685. 576 nominal assets at $20,644 IS and
real assets at 81, 462 So
In tho County Clerks onice there also filed
tho assignment of Jamos AcKenncy TO John SchroyeE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
IHE SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK.

INV York, April 10, 1878.
May ] trespass upon your space 10 respond to the
gentleman who signs himself IAN Old Dspositor' in
your Of -day That gsntlsman's reference TO
the appointment OF . receiver, aud action Of
the Banking Department may concur with
the feelings OF many Of the depositors;
but while be ascribes unfaithfulness ON
their part he undertakes extoi the virtues Of the
officials and declares unhesitatingly That no
Intentional wrong has been or can be shown in its
management during It's existence, also lauding the
,aum IN istration. Probably IAN Od Deposition" can
plain the animus OF the bank officers relation 70
tho following
A widow lady on the Monday prior 70 The closing
OF OF The SixpenDy Bank, and two days sub
seQucnt the Official notification from Albany vi its
Insolvency, presented Tor deposit $ll6. Alter somo
hcsaton tho part Of the receiving teller and con-
terence with his colleagues he 70 urned 10 the VIM
dow and SAID, MADAM, you bad better allow $40 10
20 TO the old account, and you can deposit
500 trustee Tor your daughter" This sugges-
ton was entirely unsolicited but the unsuspecting
widow consented, after iurtner urging the part Of
the CLERK, lett only TO learn few hours subse.
should OF sell their books ~ sacrifice" The Pres
dent oi the bank immediately appealed to, but
declined any information whatever.
Wss this not a most 1agrant act OF dishonesty on
the part Of BANK officers, who, knowing the
dlon Of bank, continued 10 receive deposits and
subject The cali OF the proper parties, allowed them
to swell assets 60 suoJect to the general
promise that the receiver may be aoo TO give
credIIorsf VlCflMlZED DEPOSlTOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

General Foster made application to the United
Statos Attorney General ior the appointment OF q
commit ssion 70 inquire into the mental condition Of
Michael Tobin, the West Point soldier who Is
charged VITA numbering one Of his comrades. The
COMMISSION has been granted.
United states Commissioner Shields, ON complaint
Of The StAs Marshal OF Colorado Asued warrant Tor
the arrss, Of Henry A. NcInre president OF the FIRST
National Bank OF Lake City, Co., who Is In this city
ami who - charged with embszziing 500, 900. When
the MARSHAL arrived Police Headquarters no found
that McIntirs had alrsaay been taken to COLORADO
rsquisIIon OF the Governor
Joseph Trow commencod,a suit against Ann Lob
man, better known Ame KesteIL IN AUGUST,
1871 $1l IT'S ana interest," beng the value
len 900 unled states bonds belonging 70 Tue
plaintin and converted by the defendant TO ner
use. chief Justice DAILY yesterday granted an order
consn uing the SUIT against the executors.
In the proce edIngs heretofore published In the
HgRALD, In which was sought 10 punish Charles N.
Ross contempt Of court rotation 10 The matters
connected with The receiversnip of the McfchantS
Union Express Company, an order Was sigucd by
Judge Donohuc yesterday referring the case ~ hcnry
j. Scudder ~ take testimony to the facts claimed
10 consutste the tempt Also TO audit the
count previously flied court by the receiver The
order also imposes costs on ME Ross, 10 90 paid
within twenty days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
THE COURTS.
An Important Decision IN
Bankruptcy Proceedings.
ANOTHER RUPIURED HOUSEHOLD.
First Erie Railway Mortgage Foreclosure
Suit Discontinued.

Philip Stiner, the tea merchant. was few months
ago arrested On criminal charges Of fraud IN bank
raptcy on complaint OF H. x. r Y. b. rnufosr Co.,
supported by the affidavit OF Samuel L. Mendes ut one
time the confidential CLERK OF Stiner and who since
making affidavit been convicted and sent 10
Sing Sing years the charge OF biackmailing
Stiner Whom Stiner was brought before United
States COMMISSIONER Osborn, who issued the
warrant. in bankruptcy, his counsel. Judge Dnteh-
hoeler, discharge him and DISMISS the cotn
plant the grounu that the sale OF certain stores
By Stluer, even II FRAUDULENT As charged, were com
mitleu months before bankruptcy proceedings were
c0nmenccl, aud como within the decision Of tue
Court held tnAs much VI the bankruptcy law az
made an act OF parry which criminal ~ The
time OF lis com mssion criminal II he WAS thrown Ia
bankruptcy wiLnin three mouths aftcrward unconst-
tutlonAL Judge DttenIosier further Insisted ihat
they cannol the reasons come within those
sections OF law, WHOM MAKO II an oneucc 10 conceal
property after proceedings are commenced and that
even concedlng Lie ACT complained oI 70
be trauuuIent against creditors. AS against
Stiner himself and between himself ana
the partcy whom the stores were solo, me trans
iers valid irrcvocaple and that Stner cannot
be held 10 conceal IN bankruptcy what no never can
regain or recover, ana Was conveyed months before
bankruptcy. mo argument continued during scverai
hearings, Lae Msssrs. Inurber oeng Represented ny
Judge Garvin the government ny Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Fitr0 decision WAS gwen yesterday
that tue proceedings against SLner could not De main
tained, aud he was discharged Ny tue Commissloner
aud his Doud ordered 10 be cancelled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
KLEPIOMANIA.

A modest, well dressed lady appeared among the
prisoners at the Jefferson Market Police Court yss.or
day. She charged with shopliitng, and the
told by the complainant that he had detected her
sccreting some cheap trnkets which were exposed
the counter in Ehrcb's establishment. The prisoner
was much affected BY the degradation Of her
position and wcpt bitterly This drew tho
Courts attention TO her and Inquiries into
the crcu instances OF her guilt were She SAID
her name Mrs. Maynew, that she resided out Of
town and had come the city Tor the purpose oil
making purchases. Sho was the mother Of severai
grown up children, member OF tue Church aud
= oman whose character had never before sustained
sny blcmish. What prompted her TO take the
jewelry she could not say. she had no use Tor them
and they were utterly vaucess to her, but somehow
the take them overcamc her and she yielded
60 IT, Inquiries showed that her statement was cor
rect and tnat home she was regarded emf
nenty aole and estimaDlc person In view oil
these circumstances Judge Kbreth discharged her on
her own RECON