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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. IS, 1873
In the Court OF Ap psas to-day, present Hon san
ford E. Church, Chief Justice and associates the fol.
loving business was transacted:-
No s. Frederick A. Whittiesee, receiver, &c, ap.
peilant vs. Sarah A. Frantz, adm nistratrix &c, re-
spondent.-Argued by Theodore Bacon tor appellant; T;
George +. Danierth Tor respondent
No. 10. Tho Chenango Bridge Company, respond
ept Clinton +. Page ana another (sxecutorsl ap
peliaDts.-Passed.
No 13. Samuel Fordham appellant, VS.. James s.
Hendrckson and another executors, &c.), respond
ents.-Passed.
No. II. John J. p Read (administrator), respond
cnt, The CITY OF Buffalo, sppeilanL-Submitted by
appellant Argued by y. U. CottIe tor respondent
No. is. Samuel Newell executor, &c.), respondent
George n. Nichols and another (executors, &c J.
appellants.-Argued by George Z. Genet for appel
lants; Bernard Rollke ana samuel Newell for
spondent
No. ~ Mary A. Jordan (admi instratrix), respon-
dent vs. The National Shoo and Leather Bank appel
laui.-Argued by Henry N. Beach for appellant; W.
Gage for Tespon dent. Case still on.
CALENDAR.
The following IS the day calendar Of the Court of
Appeals for Thursday, September 49, 1878 Mos 30
"a, 35. 81, al, AZ. a. and 33s.
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COOPER-MARSHALL.
SPICY PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE REFEREE
YEsTERDAY-THE LAWYERS AT LOGGER

SPICY PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE REFEREE
YEsrERDAY-THE LAWYERS AT LOGGER
HEADS.
The examination IN the Cooper-Marshall case was
resumed yesterday before exJudge Barbour tho ref
cree. Mrs. er-Marshall TOOK the stand and Mr..
Scribner opened search ing gcross-examinaton, which
continued throughout the entirc days session.
Several Tits took place between counsel, Mr. Ten
Eyck charging Mr.. Scribner with attempting to brow
beat the witness. This brought out bitter retort
from The other side, Mr. Scribner charging Mr. Ten
Eyck with persistent, deliberate and annoying inter-
ruplious. The witness testified that ner sister, Mrs
Pitcher visited her residence this city dur
Ing March and April, 1875 Here was coun-
sel's opportunity aud he was not slow 10
avail himself of It. He asked the witness II sue had
any correc ZION to make In this portion OF her test
mony as previously given, ana she replied with hrm.
rs that your memory acute this Instance while
II has Iacd you In 50 many others" asked the couu
sei sharply ~ am positive regarding my sisters Visits
and have many reasons for marking the time, J" was
the reply. ''Then we may not expect you to contra
d.ct this tomorrow persisted counsel In tantalz-
ing manner similar annoying questions were pui in
rapid succession, and for a short time The lady
was embarrassed. her counsel meanwhile offer
ing protests and objections. When asked
il she mad heard that Mrs. widdenstein mad
paid Mr. Marshall tor The board OF the witness she
piled, Yes. alter was married "Str'ks mat out"
..strike il out,' SAID tho referee. She said the
papers this wero served on her last Decoration
Day, but could not tell whcther the papers containing
the notice oil motion to vacate the decree OF divorce
obtained by her against Marshall WAS among Them.
Attempts TO snake her testimony the question OF
this date were iruitless Snc stated that she had
learned from q dozen sources that the mouon to
tho order Of divorce about TO be made, and
when pressed to give the names OF her INFORM
ants she said she had heard II from
her sister, but could not rccollect the
name OF any other person. you said first that you
learned and now you say you heard" said the counsel
''are you now drawing fne distinction between the
words heard and IsarnedY'" ''Yes," replied the
witBess This, however, did satisfy counsel, who
bent on pursuing this branch OF tho inquiry TO
the utmost limit and at last the witness, losing all
patience replied, sharply, 81 don't intend TO tell you
At ALL" Tho examination was adjourned TIL Saturday
f0Pe
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A FoOTPAD OVERHAULED.

Harry Burton, alias Stone who, IL will be remem
bsred, recently tried and convicted In Part Of
the Court General Sessions OF grand larceny hav
Ing, while pretending to be police of1csr, the
R5tn OF August last, obtained possession OF neck
lace and locket, the properly OF Miss Emma Rich
ards, of Seventy-eightn street and Fourth avenue,
while she In the "Rambie" In Central Park
was on motion Of Assistant District Attorney Her
ring called TO the bar yesterday Tor sem
bencs ExJudge Curtis, The prisoners
tounscl moved In arrest OF Judgment
ana Tor trial, the ground that
the verdict against the weight OF evidence. MIR.
Herring urged that tho prisoner should receive the
full penalty OF the law. Ho had Just learned that
polIcs officer had ordSfed the prisoner out OF the
park at twelve O'Clock on the night In question. al
though he had testified that he was a. tho Tivoli
Theatre at that hour. Judge Sutherland denied the
motion OF ex-Judge Curtis and sentenced the pris.
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COSGROVE'S CHISEL.

There was much amusement in Part OF the Court
OF General Sessions yesterday in the trial or the
of John Cosgrove, VINO was indicted for feonioas
sault battery IN having stabbed ames MsEvoy in
the stomach, on the l4th OF August last Tho COM
planant testified that he lodged with the prisoners
family, No. 16l East 10th street, and that between
Two and three O'Clock in the morning he awakened
Dy Cosgrovs's married daughter, who urged him TO
get her children from the room In which Cos
grove had locked himself, Cosgrove being
NJ that time drunk and violent McEvoy
accordingly pushed his way In, and was stabbed by
the accused The officer who made the arrest de-
posed tuat when he took Cosgrove into custody the
accused he did know he had stabbed McEvoy,
but thought ne had stabbed his son-in-Iaw. Mr. Abe
Hnmme, who appeared as counsel Tor tho defence,
put Cosgrovc, VINO was very voluble, tho witness
stand ana Cosgrove stated that he had been In Gov
srnor Tiden's employ as gardener, aud had been at
work the aay of the stabbing that he had chse In
his hand when McEvoy opened the door, and tha, he
cut him onaly ana purely accidentally. Tho
prisoners manner SO favoraby impressed the jury
that alter Recorder Hackctts charge, they renoered
q verdict vf not guilty. AT this announcement Cos
grove saluted the Judge, Jurors and his counsel and
making grotesquely profound bow, left Tho court
room amid the laughter of the auditors.
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SHOPLlFTERS CAPTURED.

Two well dressed and respectable looking women
entered the jcwclry store oi william H. Mans, No.
19l Broadway on the 3lst Of July last and examined
some vory costly jewelry. They left without making
q purchase, and shortly alter the CLERK who had
waited upon tnem missed from among the Jewelry he
had shown TO them a set worth 500. A complain
WAS lodged ut Police Headquarters aud description
oi tho women furnished. The clerk, while looking
over the roaues aaIiery, thought he recognized
ono OF the women IN the portrait OF Mary
Wilson, alias Nelly McDermoIt, alias "Brocky' Nell.
Captain Kealy's detectives were accordingly IN.
ttructed to look her but trace o! her found
until yesterday, when Detectives Ferris and Kerus
brought her and a female companion to the Central
U1ice and arraigncd them before supo rinteudent
Wallng The clerk was sent Tor and Immediately
idsntncd Mary Wilson as one OF the women VINO had
visited the store. Her companion gave the name OF
Catherine Williams, OF No. eli West Twenty -eightn
street. but she was recognized IN the detectives ofce
as "Mag" Donohue, OF No. l42 Orcnard street. well
known pickpocket and sboplifter
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PARK DEPARTMENT.

At meeting Of the Commissioners OF Public
PARKS, yesterday, Patroman Joseph Luuz. OF the
PARK police, dismissed from the force for having
published article rejecting on the Commissi ers
aud tnsir management OF the department
Christopher smith and Patrick Logan were ap.
pointed general foremen on tue contemplated I'M
Urovemenls At rompkins square.
Crooks Concert Band wes granted permission TO
hold au evening concert ut Central Park.
Ex-Aiderman McCanerty aud Mr.. Cornelius J.
O'Reiliy presented q petition from the Taxpayers,
asking Tor the beautiyiDg oil the small parks the
end Of he Fourth avenue tunnel above Sixteth street,
The Board OF Estimate and Apport ion me was ap-
pealsd TO TO issue $9g 900 worth of bonds au
rized by the Legislature, to buld bridge Har-
lem River ut the junction OF Madiso avenue and
lasth strcsL
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GETTING HIS DESERTS.

= crowded Second avenue at midnight. While
passing Forty hith street the conductor accused one
of the passengers Of not paying MS fare, and
gle ensuoo, but the conductor finally passed on Mr.
Sieger eyed tho passenger very sharply, whereupon
ths latter. suddenly jumping up dealt Mr.. siegler
blow In the face, at the same time snaiching his
watch from his pocket The tbisPs com panlons then
threw Mr.. Siegler on the car. Fortunately on
Ger DAVIS hand aud arrested a man
whom Mr.. Siegcr pointed out as tho roboer
VINO gave the name OF benjamin Bowles
OF No. I61 Lewis street. The property, however was
not recovered. the prisoner arraigned Tor trial
by Assistant District Attorney Rollins In Part Of
she Court oi General Sessions, yesterday, and
promptly convicted. In passing sentence Recorder
hackstt observed that the prisoner belonged to the
very class In this city, aud deserved but little
mercy at the hands Of those they assaulted and
rubbed. The prisoner might be sentenced TO twenty
years In tue state Prison, but IN view OF his youth
bhe sentence would be reduced TO seven years Al hard
hai
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ALLEGED FRAUDS IN WEIGHING.

The case OF John and Daniel Pentz. the coopers,
charged with having conspired with John L. Mitchell.
assistant weigher. and Youngs Co., sugar i'm
porte to deraud the United states revenue, was re-
sumsd before Commissioner winsow, in Brooklyn,
yesterday The defendants arc alleged TO have con-
spirsd to obtain fraudulent record OF the weight OF
the cargo sugar imported the bark Clothilds from
Cuba. HoughIen Wheeler lquidating clerk IN the Gus
House, testified that February last he q Undated
the cargo In question, which was imported by foungs
Co., $780, 1893 pounds; The duty paid on tic cargo
$33, 945 39 the Ierencs between the estimated
weight and the weight returned by the weigher was
duty estimated weight subject to further liquda-
tion The allowed entire cargo was rs 600
pounds Bernard f. Flynn, teller IN the Custom
House; Mr. Bsebe, bookkeeper OF Havemeyer Ell
aers sugar house, George H. fucker gave testi-
mony as to various documents shown IN connection
with the case The ease adjourned till Saturday
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THE DEvLIN WILL CONTEST.
PECULIAR TESTIMONY OF JOHN DEvLIN's
FORMER WIFE.

PECULIAR TESTIMONY OF JOHN DEvLIN's
FORMER WIFE.
The attention OF Surrogate Daley. Of Kings county,
occupied yesterday forenoon IN the examination
OF recently commenced IN the Surroentes
Court Brooklyn, against the will OF the late Mrs.
Mary Devnn, who died IN June last, leaving an
estate, valued Al between $25, 900 and 1000 to
John Devln, her eldest son. The will Is contested
by three other the ground of undue Influence.
John Devln was In 1862 one OF the most extensive
whIskey distiliers IN tho state and SAID to be
worth upward Of s5oO, 900. When sentenced to the
Albany Pontentary lor iour years, tor Illicit dis
tiliing he transferred his property to his mother.
VINO subsequently, retrsnslerred IL 10 him, and
made her wall In his behalf Ex-District Attorney
Tracv appeared yesterday Tor the contestants, ana
MI William II. Fulcrton ted the of
esfsd were present The only witness examined was
AIRS. Mary Nay who testified that she worked for
Mrs Devnn ior several years, aud that wnen John
between sixteen and seventeen years OF age she
was married to HIM; ho then worked as an appreh-
tice IN tue Brooklyn Navy Yard, receiving 81 so
week. Tne Witness claimed That she helped 10 sup
port the family beioro the war; aua during
the rebellion she made knapsacks ana as
sstod In giving John his first start IN hfs.
After returning from the Albany Penitentiary
he obtained decree of divorce IRON her.
asked me II | would take s., 600 aud let him 70
clear. said would not tnat would nevor do any
thing lnat was wrong After ne came from Albany
who 10 call Nc the house with Johu ana James.
went over to lawyer Houses office in New York
Jay 10 ger 20, WHICH hilo"eu me each week
while the divorce suit was pending. John was always
going to yet divorce against me; but hc coudnt get
1t unless he could get some one 10 BRING inc 10
hoiel."
Tho witness then told In the course oi her exami-
nation how the man whom sho met at the lswyer's
olhcc persuaded her TO take room IN town Tor the
night, taking ber, AS she supposed 10 hotel where
she drank with him I'll Deviin entered, pistol hand,
una scared her 10 her Senses then oId her farewell
remained away from her three four years. An
attempt was made to prove that the witness had
mitted adultery, but she said that sne mad done
SO knowingly, II Ut all; she thought she mad been
5rugged. she also acknowledged having drank TO
excess after John's return from Albany.
At the request OF General Tracy further examina.
tion was adjourned until TO morrow.
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An Active and Buoyanr
x.1arket for Stocks.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-8.
Government Bonds Strong, States Weak.
Railways Advanced
MONEY EASY AT l l-2 TO 2 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,


WEDNESDAY. Sept. 1S--6 Z. N.
Without stopping 10 chronicle such ..small beer'
eighths aud quarters IL IS sufficiently tho
to state that the opening prices and closing prices
this morning respectively expressed by the low
and highest hgures of the day. An agulsh feel.
ing, which at the opening threatened to shake the
strength OF values speedily gave way to an ac-
cess Of bull fever which grew burning hot during the
last hour OF the day. So imminentIy dangerous did
the case appear the bears that they precpitatey
abandoned their customary method OF treating It by
tho anphlog exhibition Of short saes, and had
recourse themselves to such prophyaccs as lay In
speedy copious covering OF short contracts.
With both sides ava,llng themselves, SO to
speak. oil the speculative quininc which
was impartng lie to the market, 1t is no wonder
that prices grow strong, trade excited, ana that an
Improvement secured OF nearly one per cent
upon nearly all the leading stocks Even the ST. Paul
property this pect did we'll as its nsehbors,
although time 1t looked sick indeed when
it known that its chronic difficulties would be
complicated by an acute attack o greatly decreased
earnings Those are reported for the second week In
September being $l29, 045 less than Tor the same
time last year, and the sum Is formidable enough 70
have shaken values seriously, were it not Tor the ex
tensve short interest existing ana the sup.
port extended by the frightened bears. The
first stock to lead in the days upward
tcrn was Wcstcrn UnOn Wnicn speedily snot
uD from 94% to 96H, but fell back 4 per
In final dealings. A; one time as much as u per
paid for shares for purposes of transfer
vous to the closing Of the book the 10th inst This
demand and the innate strength OF the stock ap.
parentiy invited tho attention of the nimble sxpenny
traders OF Exchange court who were In and out OF
tho market and fatter pocket by clear ono per
cent before the majority OF dealers had woke up to
the of the Lake Shore gained
q half point Michigan Central and New Jersey Cen.
.ra whole point whilo most Of the outlying fimsies
like Oh,os Kansas and Texas aud c., c. and l. c.,
came out of tho days trade with more stening than
they had gone in it. Tho most important speculation
OF the day centred in the Northwestern shares.
which, In the way Of an advance movement,
gave cue to the Of the market The street to-day
is Impressed with the belief that MI. Gould is largely
short OF these stocks just week ago 1t believed
him to be largely long OF them. He may be neither
one nor the other, far anybody knows, but The
street will its little joke and it expects the pres
ent 10 be profitable one. Although scarcely up ia
the top notch Of prices quotations were oil higher At
the end aud the market closed with the same strong
undertono which has been its characteristic for
weeks past.
RANGE YLUCruAToM
following are the opening, highest and lowest
prices Of leading stocks to-day, together with the
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Hed by Judge West
brooK.-Csurt opens at hai-past ten o'clock A. NJ. ;
calendar called at eleven O'Clock A. N.-Nos 20. 3S
4O 49, 49, 81 52. SO, 80, H. 70, 80, 80. l0O lOl u.s.
1875 1885, 1885, l4s, l52, 153 l63 ITO, l73 174 1872 1885,
1885, 1SS, 1885, 1872
tce Curtis.-Court opens at twelve O'Clock NO day
caIen dar.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned sine
die
COMMON PLEAs-SPRc1AL TxRM-Held by Judge J. +.
Daly.-Court opens ut O'Clock A. M.-No day cal.
endar.
MARISE CouRr-TRIAL TKRM-Part HELD by Judge
GOepp.-Court opens 1T ten O'Clock A. M-Nos. 49lS,
47s2 4s45 4S71, 4S0I, 1924 1856 4977. 1921 Part2-
Held by Juage SinnotI--Court opens At ten O'Clock
A M.-Nos 1900, 1857, 4413, $685. 4l45, 4O49 1902,
4254, 40l4 3746. 43S9 3l72, 4602, $685. 3S4S 1903.
Part 3--Aed by JUICE Shea.-Court opens al ten
O'Clock A. M-Nos. 4l4S. 4995 ALL 463l, 5OO4 1906,
1870 50l9 504O 499S, 5000 SOIL, 50lS, 6021, 5O3l.
COURT GENERAL SEssioSs-Part Held by Re-
corder HacketL-The People vs. Anton Ganseppe.
fslonious assault and battery Same vs. Louis Fely.
feonious assault ana battery; Same vs. George How
ard islonious assault and battery; Same VS. Andrew
Kelly, isonious assault and battery Same w. Will
lam Stevens, burglary; Same We. Frank Newbauer,
grand larceny; Same Sias b. Ryer, grand larceny;
Same vs. Andrew Maxwell, grand larceny; same vs..
william Walsh, grand larceny; same Vs. George Hill,
grand larceny; Same VS. Jonn Kane, grand
larceny; Same Va William G. Peck, burg
larry; Same vs. James Reilly, larceny from
the person; Same vs. Carl Klein, false prstences; |;
Same Joseph W. Kifiard, iaise pretences; Same
vs.. John Mcmahon, assault ana battery; Same VS..
John Kelly, grand larceny; Same VS.. Jonn Dunlap,
grand larceny; Same VS.. William Peck, lorgory.
Part 2--Hsld oy Juags Sutheriand.-r People vs.
John Reilly, homicide; Same vs. Margaret Battles,
homicide; Same John Mccarthy, homicide; Same
vs.. Rooort Fulton and William Manning, robbery.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Thomas hogan, charged with passing counterfeit
money, the par OF whose have already ap
pearsd In the HERALD, was yesterday committed by
United states Commissioner Deuel. to await the action
OF the Grand Jury, in default OF 50, 900 bail.
Richard Bloom says that while he was a seaman on
board the bark Britannia the second mate, named
Moore without Just provocation. kicked and struck
him. He asks for damages from Moore and got war
rant for arrest from Judge Sheridan In the Marine
Eourt yesterday.
In June last Richard 7. Hartshorne was indicted for
iibslhng Thomas ID. TayIer, editor Of the american
Lloyds Record Jor Shipping, In . printed pamphlet.
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CUSTOM HOUSE SEIZURES.

The Custo ms inspectors seized yesterday one dsmi-
John OF rum on the bark Antioneta, from Hamburg,
two kegs OF Irish whiskey on the Erip. which wero
consigned to E. l. J. Burke, and sezed by order OF
Deputy Collector Phelps case marked III. j., on
the France. from H,vre, containing los hanks OF
violin strings, and package OF merchandise IN
the baggage OF an EN- grant arrived the Abys-
sinia. The package include sixteen yards OF siik
eleven yards OF merino three necktles, four scaris
and Two coaks, and was brought over by Henry New
land. OF Chichester, England
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near Court, yesterday, he was arrested BY Deputy
Marshal Biggett for not having the revenue stamps
required by law on the kegs The accused was held
by United States Commissioner WInslow in the sum
OF ST. 900 bail The penalty In case OF conviction Of
tho offence Is $500 for each keg that Is sold un-
stamped. Tho revenue stamps cost twenty hve cents
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BLAiR--GRANoER- In Lsacaster, KY, september
IL Captain iHoMAs BLAIR, u. 8. A., to Mrs. MARIA L.
GRANGER, daughter oi Dr. J. r. 1etcher, OF Lexington
KY, ana widow Of the late General Gordon Granger
U. >. A.
CRuIKsHAsK-MAcr. September Is. At the resi-.
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Sales OF stocks at the Board aggregated 97,35A
shares, embracing Western Union. l0,667 shares;
Delaware aud Hudson, 400; Pacific Mall, 100; New
York Ceural and Hudson, l,525 Lake Shore, IL 600;
Kansas ami Texas, 5625; Northwestern, L. 400; do.
preferred, 10000; ST. Paul, 4,620; do preferred,
6,772; Delaware. Lackawnnua and Western, 0,400t
Erie Railway, l,65o Hannibal and ST. Joseph, i12oi
do preferred, $50; Michigan Central, l,9l5; Wabash
Railroad, 200; Central OF New Jersey, 2120; C., Q.
ana l. C., 100; Union Pacific, $500; ST Louis and
San Francisco Railroad, 100; Ohio and Mississippi,
27o
Money on call easy q: u per cent with
time loans at per cent. the following we're the
rates OF exchange on New York at the undermen-
toned cities to-day ;--Cbarleston. buying, Y y.
selling u a par; New orleans commercial par, bank,
4 $40 premium; Chicago, 75c discount and Boston
par.
Gold sold throughout at 1oo,s. Loaning rates were
unchanged. Clsarings at the National Bank Of the
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UNSTAMPED BEER KEGS.

While John Garry, driver In the employ OF Zlpp's
Brewery, Brooklyn, was In the act OF leaving tour
kegs OF lager beer at Jarvis Inn. Montague street.
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dsnce or the bride by the Rev. John NJ. Gaileher.
d. D., h. w. CKUIKsHANK to CARRIE eldest daugh.
ter Of the late Henry Macy. Esq
WEsToN-CLARKE -On Tuesday evening, septem-
ber H. 1875 AZ the residence OF the brides parents
by the Rev. G. H. Hepworth. EVERETT l. WESTON 10
alicia, daughter OF ex-Judge Clarke. No cards-s
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r. fF-I..

From the above table 1t is clear tnat such uniform
duty would discriminate In favor OF high grade
sugars, would force their production In Cuba, and
would even tualy cripple, n not destroy tho refining
business OF the United States.
Tea and coffee are duty Tree: why should sugar be
taxed yearly S32. 900, ,000y
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COMPLAINT OF AN AUTHORIZES.


somewhat peculiar suit has been brought In the
Court Common Pleas by Ellen Ross, auth Dress,
against Messrs. Street Smith, proprietors and pub
hshers OF the New York Weekly. In her complaint
Me plaintiff states that in July, 1874 she sold to the
leicndants her half interest in the manuscript OF
sertain original serial story OF about i've hundred
pages entitled 'Love Lord OF AL, }" which half intcr
sst reasonably worth $500 in gold; that she Is
and the time the sale resident OF
Canaaa, that in previous dealings between Them
It had been custom on the part OF the Defendants
IN transactions with the plaintiff 10 pay for
literary work gold, and that payment
OF the same gold has been demanded, but refused
by the defendants. As second cause OF action she
states that they indebted TO her in this sum for
writing the story, and third cause OF action she
chnrges that January 1S76 she sold to the defend-
ants the man uscript OF certain original story Of
about eight hundred pages, entitled white Mafy's
Diamond, whIch says worth 81 900, In gold,
ana sue accordingly brings this action TO recover
), 500, the alleged value OF the manuscripts men,
noned. The defendants, In their answer, deny every
material allegation OF the complaint The came
before Judge J. f. DAILY In the Court Of Common
Pleas on motion ior commission TO examine the
plantn, VINO resides in Canada, as a witness IN her
Nwn behalf Judge DAILY granted the notion.