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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-30
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
cnNrENDNG FoR A MlLLION.

The hearing before Master in Chancery
See OF Jersey CITY, In the will Of the late Joseph
Lewis Of IIobOkon, who left SlOOOOOO to the Govern
ment was continued yesterday The will IA contested
by a woman who claims 20 be- his widow. She alleges
that she was matred Mr. lewis in jersey City III
ls5s by Justice Fish. now dead The Government has
euCcayorod prove that the marriage certificate
exhibited by the alleged widow not printed until
1863 Mr. IrWis produced another ecruhcate OF the
Same Kind bearing date June Il, 1853, end signed by
the late rev DR. Frederick SIN. Tho Rev. David q.
uuu rector OF IT. Andrews Episcopal Church, OF THIS
city vas the only witness yesterday.
The GoyerunI, Mt denied the gcDuneucss of the ccr-
taeats alleged to nave been signed IN 1898, by Df.
SII "a the signature different from the signatures
OF Dr. Sdl upon other papcrs. -,
DR. Gunn produced the church register and showed the
entry OF the disputed marriage Tho dispute was over
the formation Of tne letter r. some OF the Hgnhtures
having the top drawn out TO thc end OF the lust name and
Oers not - Iar Dr. Gum also produced letter win
short top she f. on tho marriage certheate bt le
Hon Robert Gichris counsel for tho Government, eN
amurd il with "A strong giass aud found that the short
line was caused by lack OF ink on the pen thns an al.
most scratch had been made toward the end OF
the last name.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
ASSAILLD BY HIS FRIEND.

DANIEL = LANE STABBED BY MICHAEL MCCARTHY.
Daniel T. Lane, keeper of a saloon at No.
30I Pearl-si., was stabbed In the back Saturday
night by Michael Mccarthy, age twenty-siz Mccarthy
IA six ect in height, vita light complexion and hair.
and lives at No "a Cherryst He is employed at the
fruit market The Fulton Ferry. Both men belonged
10 a target company Known as the "squarebaok
RANGERS and while on an excursion on Thanksgiving
Day had some personal difficulty. - ,
On Friday evening, at No. is Cherrg-st, while the
prizes were distributed, tie quarrel was resumed, ana
Mccarthy was wOrsted, IL was evident Ilat tue
latter intended 90 punish has adversary, Tor on
Saturday morning be viited Lanes saloon,
aud cOmplailed 10 The barkeeper OF such treatment
from one whom he supposed his friend Ia the even
ing Mccarthy again went 70 tie saloon an' round Line
ted a beer keg outside tie door. Mentioning the
matter In an insOeat way, Lane aoked Mccarthy why
he could let the subject drop. Mccarthy drew a
knife and ue spraDg for the door Before he could es-
cape however the knife bad been plunged into MS Dack
between the shoulders making ugly cut four inches
In length. Mccarthy ran away, and Lane was removed
80 the Chambers Street Hospital The surgeon dressed
tho wound and Lane sent 10 his homo at NO "a
New Chambers-st. He was alive last night and u -
thought that be Will recover. His assailant has not
been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
NARTlH TAYLOKS ALLEGAIIONS.

CAN HE BIZ INDICTED FOR PERJURY
The brooklyn Police Commissioners have
taken no further testimony In reference TO the charges
made By Martin Taylor. TaJ lor said Friday that he
had considerable evidence to give but he did not
think il proper TO state IL at present He had doubt
that the DaIleyLiymgstOn contest would be reopened,
and then he would tell everything that he knew
IN connection with the matter
DistrictAttorney Catlm asked IL any steps
would be taken 20 indict Taylor for perjury upon
mia statemen given under oath before the Police Go
rnissinors which positively denied by Surrogate
DALEY and the other persons implicated General CatD
rcpIica that be was certain. but a charge OF
perjury could only be maintained whent the oalh was 40
ing injured into, aud the facts testified
10 were material In THIS he understood that no
specific charge mad been preferred, but the Commis-
eIOuers merely made lntO mai lnVeslgltOn lie hdd
NOT looked up the authorities TO see what power the
Commissioners had 10 make such an investigation
Turning a moment from an unimpOrlahl WIZ con
rogac Daley said 70 Il TRIBUNE reporter: have not
been summoned yet appear and TESTIFY before TIE
Police Commissioners, but i expect 10 De. haVo
heard o developments In connection
with T4vlGrs charges, but / have understood
that ne intends 20 bring forward some testimony
10 cOrrobOrae what he hs said His VIE ana children,
hoard Iuon az his house between himself
Mr. Farrell aud me in reference TO ballOtDDNcs etc.
Now never at Iay OrH house IN my life, aud nave
no idea where his house y. Aud besides, In he long
statement he nothing Whatever about meeting he
tween us at hOus". wish there was some Ia
proceed against hIu Tor PERJURY, as all his statements
A gent!cman VINO has been connected with the Kings
County SnrrOgates Office for many years remarked
terday " ist u absurd TO suppose II tne surrogate
was under great obligations 20 any man Is Nc must DC
Taylor Idyors story IS true, Jnat he WOuld NOT
.r0yide for hiu handsomely, especially when nc had
thirteen places at bis disposal when lie came into the
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
CIVIL. NnTES.

Judge Gildersleeve opened yesterday the
fret part OF the Court OF General Sessions and impan-
eled the urand jury, selecting John Iaker oi No 40
Cedars IA the foreman. He pressed on the jury the
uty of careful seIuny OF evidence. He also said that
possibly eXOrDtaut fees by public ohcers might Dc
brought 10 the jury's attention.
The wife of TheOphilus Young, OF Boston,
took out letters Of administration his effects In this
CITY, alleging that ne died February %, 1879 Henry
Young a nephew Of the alleged decsdcnt made q mo-
ton before Surrogate Calvin yesterday for an order TO
show cause why letters should not be revoked on the
ground OF fraud alleging that his uncle was still living
Afhdayts prove his existence IN 1877 were offered
aud other in answer submitted The case was ad-
jOuincd until Friday for argument.
The trial of the suit Of Patrick Collins
against Nicholas Cassna for 100000 for the seduction
OF his daughter Emma C1lius, begun yesterday In
the Trial Term OF tue Court OF Common Pless before
Judge LarremOre The facts o. the case the association
OF the daughter with Cassna under the impression that
he was unmarried the fathers proceeding in which he
sent her TO the House OF Mercy his consent to her eay
lug that refuge and going To live under the charge OF
Mrs Cecelia Drury in Orchardst aud her Bnal dsap-
pcarance, have been reported The evidence yester-
DAY was ittlc than repetition OF this story Ihe
Intimacy with Cassna aud her disappearance MIS-.
Catharine Bishop, Moses H. Frank, Edward tahlI. u
cab bdriyer, aud Mrs Cecilia Drury also testified Inc
then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

SEVERAL IMPORTANT DECIsIOHs-TnE CASE OF THE
THE UNITED STATES AGAINST II. II. CLAFiIN 4
co. DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THE DEFENDANTs-
4 DECISION AFFECTING BAEKRUPTs-THR LEGIS-
LATION OF STATES WHILE IN REBELLION NOT
NECESSARILY VOID AND INyALID-PAYMENT OF
TAXES ON RAILROAD STOCK.
WASHINGTON Dec. 2.-In the United States Su-
preme Court motion Of r. Philips, A. HarcOuTL OIL
talycstoa. Texas, and skpwith Winner. OF BALTIMORE Md
admitted n practice was also Walter s. Chisholm Oi
Savannah, a., motion Of Julian laTtIidge
No S2.Wm.h Dayie,ct l,appcants, ag II. r. Bnggs OF
aAppeal from the Circuit Court OF the United stateb Or
The controversy with Ieferedce q the title TO
tam mining lands IN GulOfd County NOrth CalOunA jus
uce Harlan delivered ths opinion.
NOb2-I The county OF schuyler, plaintiff In error ag,
seph L. Thomas in 10 the Circuit Court OF tho Lhle
States for the Eastern District OF Mssoun.Ihs was sun
70 enforce payment OF certain coupons Of series OF bO
issued Dy tue County Court OF Schuyler County In payment Oh
subscription 10 the stock OF the Missouri Iowa anu
Nebraska Railway Company The Court holds that tle
the Constitutional provision requiring the assent Of Two
hrds voters cannot be apply retOspecvey
Court must be affirmed with and Interest Justice
Hunt delivered the opinion Justices Miller Field and Hari "a
dissenting.
al 90 the Circuit Court OF United States
for the Southern District OF Illinois
This which involves the title 70 quarter section on
Fulton County Illinois, claimed by both parties undf
has already been before this court
and Il reported IN IL Wall J2 the judgment OF the lower
eourt affirmed with coata-Ar Justice Bradley delivered
Nos Sss and ySo-The United States plaintiff
ag H. Clan et al ErrOr 20 the Circuit Court Of tne
United states for tie southern District Of New York M s
the part Of the pantn in two similar
that the defendants at various mes from
1871 20 November 1874 knowingly receyed bcugh snS S
thereby became liable for an inracgn Of the Aet o. sz
chapter 6s. section 2, and Of that Of 1856 ehap'of
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The session Of The House to-day was opened
with prayer by tue Chaplain the Rev. Mr. Harrison,
While the roll was being called the members availed
themselves OF the opportunity OF greeting each other
ana renewing the acquainJaneeship OF last session.
Great oordaty was eyinced on all sides, as cOngatua-
lions or expressions Of regreo ae results OF tue late
political campaign exchanged The galleries were
crowded with spectators.
The result OF the call showed that there were 229
members present. Thereupon the credentials Of two
members olect Mr. Bailey, OF NewYork, and Mr. Majors
OF Nebraska were presented and accepted without qucs
ton and the oath Of Oficetho irOn-clad-was admin
isteTed
Cox Dem. " ", and Garfield (Rep, Ohlo)-was ap-
pouied 10 Join ike committee Of the Senate, 70 inform
the President that Congress was in session.
~ I2;4O o'clock, recess was taken Tor one hour.
A DEMOCRATIC CHAMPION CALLED OFT.
At the expiratiAn Of the the President mes
e. ge was handed IN by his private secretary Mr. Rogers,
aud was thereupon read by the Clerk.
when the reading OF the message ended, Sr.
WOOD Dem n. ~ rose and moved that it b. referred
IN tbe Committee OF the whole House, and ordered
printed But Is Sc ho desired 20 make some comments
upon IL. Although, a. whole, the document was
highly satisfactory yet there were some references IN
wStcb should he met al the earliest practicable moment
He referred % that part OF ~ TeiaMng 20 20
the Southern States Mr. Wood failed 70 see tWhat the
President saw any deposition M Tue sonth 70 aFod OF
70 In any degree the recent constitutional amend
neuts He failed 70 any Indication IN the south at
ang election az any time under any Tor
seres of years Of unwillnRness 70 i've IN ehure
amy with the whole country in regard 10 the laws or
lo0oeY the Government He regretted ulaI the fIGsi'
% Sho hsd commenced bis sanLlsIS'ion VIZ. -
sHeh . Noble and patriotic position AGAINST
Ihe military despOtism exercised by ms prsde-
Sessor, should now indicate change oi pohey.
dissatisfied with that position and had been matter
oi interest TO sue whole country TO know vhethsf the
The President bad referred especially 10 the elections
South Carolina and Louisiana He bad been able only
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
THE COURT OF APPEALs.

ALBANY. n. Y, Dec. 2.-ln the Court Of Appeals
Monday December 2 Present the Hon SANFORD T. Cnur h.
G. aud associates. Tho calendars TUESDAY, December
s. 1875. n follow
Mo ron calendar-Nos. 375, 3s4, and 2l5.
Day Caeudar-NOs 100, 60 3D. %. 3D. %, 1873 and 81
73-JOnathan c. Hurl. appellant aet JOSIAH T. Cook
respondent by J. V. dOOdw for appellant; sub
mt.d for respondent.
peants Rgt Charles T. Il. Pips committee etc, respond
ant submitted.
NO 3B-CatLariue Dag. admimstTluiX etc. respontant
agt the Flnsn-. NoTth Shur- Railroad Company, "p
pllautH-ATHuei by T. r. HusdaU Tor appellants kosNeI
W. kc-nr for r-spDnhani. 80
No. luU-BaTa Aige, appellant, ngt. Fernando WOOD
rr-uundlnt-AfuCl by " MCpcrnOtt for appellants Ira
Shafc! for rcHponhant.
No lOl-EdNard C. Genet appellant agt the Mnyof, ec
Of NeS.Y0Tk bY Franklin bartlett Ioi
apt,sIlaut: Charles A.. Miller Tor respondents.
4T-The arpellAn aud respondents aBt
of respondent and appcllait-At
ed bv Francis c. Barlow fJf the people, Eahu hOJt dhi
fTagciz Herman for the bank. Case stiu On
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPRl,r CouRr-cHAM AMBERs-Brady, J.-Nos l. . 10, ~
AZ "a 81 II AZ 7B 81 80 30 los, 100, 100 liz ldO lS
2a 1885, ISL 100 l5 l7s 1870, 1885, 49, IS9 SoO -ol' %oo
2OI. . ro.. Ma OF Ok Iav
and Fac-Nos 90 - 66l 74Q lil ~ $50 Ia 3z2 e99
4gD 6l7 Bls $40, 64 B42 b1O 40 zl' OA-' 's' '' '
M, 77S, 770, $50. ,-.y 1870 I--o 17nsL.
J5 iasoi 97g 1s7n iI2i 400 1851. $685. 25s9, 1882
aS3 1904 3j95 1851 l599 1900 2eOS 26Oe 26Oe' 26l4
PSaf ii-Lawrence J2ls5 22lo 22l SS40 22a9 SSs2 S2
s9s 1924 1872 1871 iS 1sa' '2s yo' lsso ss2 ''
PIRr liI-Donohne L. Nos lsis SoSs s, Sa le S2s;
2290 82I0 2Oi3 1000 S4S 422O l26 2lI2 2goS 10y BY 2
900 957i so3 lB3 2205 20l9, 1898 llol. All z54l
5ai Ssss sG2 1861 1903 1850 242S 2429, 244A POPS
2OS2 240O, 2it5, 24iS, 9l4O. -, eu, M. 20 al
SIPEmOR COuRI-sPKcfAL TERh-speir J@n4s. gg9 20; ys;
TaIAL TERM-PAKI I-sedgwick, J.-Noe' 949, 3S4 800
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
THE COURTS.

\ CLAIM AGAINST GENERAL SHERIDAN.
HE 10 suRD FOR OVER 100000, THE VALUE OF
I PROPERTY IN LOUISIANA, SEIZED DURING THE
. WAR.
A suit by James A. Whalen to recover
S4Oo 900 from General Philip II Sheridan was begun In
United States Circuit Court yesterday before Judge
Wallace The action brought to recover the vaue
Of goods on plantation In louisiana alleged to belong
the plaintiff These, he declres were seized by Sen
eral Sheridan In 1867 while quartered with his army in
that State The case has created much interest," and
drew large crowd the courtroom. General Sheridan
was present. Scott Lord and BENJAMIN +. Butler ap
peared for the plaintiff aud j. r. Beekwith. OF New
Orleans District WOodfOrd and Assistant DIS
trictAttorney Herrick for the defeDdan:: -,,,a -.
reading the pleading The case was 6egnn ne sad IN IN
1870 to tue United States Circuit Court He then read
the complaint and answer, with comments upon Hep.
pass TGe aint Of July TO- 1870 alleged that on
August 8, 1867, the DlaInlln was residing on kh4na
plantation, IN st. Charles Parish louisiana ana ina.
the defendant seized aud carried $50 hogsheads OF
sugar $50 barrels Of mOlasses and other goods Vaueu
Orleans he TOOK from the plaintT molssses
worth S57 300 The plaintih therefore claimeh IuuK
General sheridan's answer alleges that the plaintiff
not tie owner of the property seized ON the knh
plantation that had been represented to the Genera
that certain lawlese persons had wrested the klon9
plantation from the owner tog'ther win tne peIs"n p ~
property upon IL that the defendant issned an oru
secure such persons that all the acts done by the
defendant done the officer OF the Government
IN charge of that district, -, -.
General Builder, in commenting on this, said tnat
Whalen had cultivated the plantation in 1854 1860 anu
1866 and the owner at the Tine OF the seHuIe.
sheriff. under General SheIidans Order elected hlm anu
left him at the evee b. taken of by passing steam
boat II General Sheridan had the right To do thai,
the case was at an end II he mad not the question 10
be determined was what damages should be given the
injured man The General undertook to interfere III
lawsuit and got his fingers burned as was usually tue
case in such instances The jury need not fear TO e
barrass Sheridan by rendering verdict against
him, for the Government would indemnify him. 8,
Mr. Brckwith moved TO dl miss the on the rOuha
that tge court mad no ursdetOn and that by the
laws of Louisiana statute OF limitations appHeO,
Mr. Beekwith argued this motion at length, Dut the
Court against him. The Will De continued
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
BANKRUPTs CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
JUDGE CHOATE REFUSES TO vAcATE THE ORDER OF
ARREST AGAINST HENRY CLEws AND ERNEST

JUDGE CHOATB REFUSES TO VAoATE THE ORDER of
ARREST AGAINST HENRY CLEws AND ERNEST
ZEIDLER
After the members of the firm OF Henry
Clews Zeider had gone into bankruptcy Henry Smell
don proved claim against them for S6527 50, and last
July began action against them in the Supreme Court
to recover the amount He obtained at the same time
an order Of arrest in the bankruptcy proceedings.
The baGkrupts recently made o motion Dtiore
Judge Choae stay proceedings ana to set aside the
order OF arrest their claim being that the creditor had
waived any claim might have against them by accept
ing a dividend under the bankruptcy decree. judge
Choate rendered decision yestartny denying tue mo
ton and charging fraud upon the bankrupts lie sh,d
n conclusion " luc clear Que Of the ofOt
created the frand of the bankrupt within the mean
ing OF the thirty section Of the Bankrupt law The
ease as stated that the defendants were agents OF
sheldon 90 collect drafts and other de It's belonging to
hlm; that while 80 employed they became nsolycni,
and with tul knowledge OF tins, nevertheless, collected
drafts and passcd the proceeds To their own credit
The very creation OF the deDt an actual fraud ana
violation NJ u duty which they had assumed In hduci-
AIRY character" The motion was denied and stay oi
proceedings vacated.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

1886 3s7 2e2 go 476 5sl, us 447 403, Gal, o4s ooo
656 446, 594, 39l. 45l. los. 359, 424 -.
ooxsos PIEAs-sPEciAL TEIM-Van Hoesen, S'-csss
No day calendar
: EQurTY TfRN-C. P DAILY, c. J--Nos 10 IS. -. -.
774 $685. 1888 6e2 goa 72l 1884 75 743 1875 7oe fc4
saTiiJ T. Dsy J.Nos isS 6sS 1905 ss3 1899. soe
I9 Ioai sgs 2s6 ia72 aSs eee sls sSo iso'' Eo'
a.sE couarfRIAL TEsM-PAsT I-ssAdams ses JSSos 5Ss
1888 5ll2 Ola 5l29 5143. 5l46 62ll, T4i. 6ll 27is
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
SENATOR CONKLING IN COURT.
A CROWD LISTENING TO his ARGUMENT AGAINST A
PATENT INJUNCTION.

IN I'N"Ni'NIfV'''
For the first time in several years, Senator
Conkling appeared in New York court yesterday twas
before Judge Blatohford the United states Circuit
Court, TO oppose motion for temporary Injunction,
moved by the United Nickel Company against william
H. Jackson the Manhattan Brass Company and other,
for au alleged infringement OF patent for nickelpal
ing by Isaac Adams, ir. fhe motion was based on a
d,cision of BHtchfUrd October 80. 1873 In the
same case, holding that Adamss patent was valid By
the injunction plaintiff seeks 10 rcsIrdn the defend.
ants FROM uickrlpltmg by Adams'- ufOrc-s Tie agu-
mputs by T. ~ DIrEcrsOu for the plntih ara by son
ator COukling consumed the whole day. While the
senator was speaking the courtroom Was crowded
Thc spec atOr- listened patiently to AN argument sey.
ersI hour long, upon au exceedingly dry subject but
which made interesting by the occasional numOr or
sarcasm bptn sIie-. ON the motion Judge Batch
f.lrI rn.nrNrn hI. dfrlaInn.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
LONG BRANCH ENERGIES PROM FOG.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Dec. 2, p. m.-
The fog has lifted and 1t is now clear moonlight night
Word has just been received from Barnegat, There
are 10 vessels ashore between there and Sandy Hook
The storm which began last night about midnight blow
ing gale from the southeast accompanied Dy neaVy
RAIN continued with unabated force until about O'Clock
this afternoon when IL ceased as suddenly as IL Degan
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

"Phst's that bit av ribbon ye're sphOrtin I,
Patrick p Sure and that's the grand OF st. Muir
ply and ST George. used ~ make night Of it, and
now, bedad, they've made o knight Of me; an its
moIgbtY dry am Dinns."-IN. Y. Commercial AdVer-
tisers
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
OFFICERS OF THE NEW BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Tho distrihution of Offices by the Board of

Aldermen for 1879 Is the subject OF much talk among
local politicians All agree that II an AntiTammany
Democrat il elected president OF the board, the RepnO
cans will be given the right 20 dispose Of the oce OF
clerk OF the board. The Republicans candidates are
General ]. c. Pineknev and dexAssemblyman jacob Hess
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
10 A. M.-sALEs BEyoaE rHE CALL

safes Of state aud Raitray BOnds-Raiiroad. BaHs a
EXPRESS Stocks.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT ". Y STOCK ExcHASSE SALE
- MONDAY DEC 2. 1875.
GOVERNMENT sroCK DBPARThEyL

FIRST cALL-10i4 o'c
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-25
The Sc. Louis and New Orleans An
chOr Line.

The st. Louis md New Orleans An.
chOr Line.
The st. Louis Times of Sunday in re.
fering to this line says:
Captain Tom Shields backed out the
Commonwealth for New Orleans last
evening with just such a trip as she al
ways has, namely, fiat down with freight
and full Of people, The City of Alton
begins loading Monday and follows Wed.
nesdsy, and in turn will be followed by
the Gold Dust. The New Orleans An.
Choir Line is air .dy on established in
stitutiou, and when the three new boats
in course Of construction are finished
and take their places, railroads will have
to divide the travel between St. Louis
and the Crescent City. The parties at
the head Of this enterprise have money
and are spending it literally; and, what
is more, they have the fullest confidence
Of the people, who in the long run never
fail to appreciate enterprise and fair
dealing judging f.om the policy pur.
sued by Commodore Scudder and Cap.
tain John P. Keiser in the past, in the
management of the Vicksburg and Mem
phis Line, the p ople of the Mississippi
valley have good cause 10 congratulate
themselves that these gentlemen have
consented to take upon themselves th,
additional responsibility.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-25


Sam Tate, jr., has returned from New
Orleans.
Colonel Arthur S. Colyar, OF Nash
vile, is in the city.
Colonel A. P. Curry, Of Little Rock,
is visiting the city.
John ]. Duffy and Jerry Smith leave
tonight for Cincinnati.
Charles A. Stacy left yesterday for
Nosth Carolina, aud will be absent six
weeks.
Daniel Schloss takes his departure
this evening Tor Europe, to be absent the
summer. He will s%ojourn in Paris a few
weeks, and then continue his journey to
Germany.
Messrs. Frank Gray and John Robb,
the popular attaches of the Memphis
Theater, leave this evening on the Jas.
D. ParSe for an inspection Of Northern
watering places Of note.