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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-03
BANKING HOUSES.

FARMERS & MERCHANTS
BANK
OF Los Angeles.
CAPlTAL....."6O 500, 600 90
IsAIAs w. HELLMAN.. .....,.... PresId ent
L. Q. GOODWIN..................V Vice President
JOHN MILNER.................. Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
IsAiAs w. HEELMAN, EUGENE MEYER,
CHARLrs DUcoMMuN, JOSE MAscAREL,
FTAsk LHoouSns1n. @5
Exchange for sale on
NEW YORK, LONDON, DUB.
LIN, FRANKFORT, PARIS,
BERLIN and HAMBURG.
Receive Deposits and Issue Their
Certificates.
Buy aud Sell
LEGAL TENDERS, GOVERN.
MENT, STATE, COUNTY,
AND CITY BONDS.
VIII also pay the highest price for Gold
and Silver Bullion.
Commercial tank
OF Los Angeles.
Authorized Capital 100000
e. HOLLENBECK .................. President
f. +. SPENCE............ Cashier
DIRECTORS.
A. II. WILCOX. W. WooDwoRTH.
8. h. MOTT, H. MABURY,
!. LANKERsH1M, O. 8. WITHERBY,
+. +. SPENCE, J. X. HOLLENBECK,
This Bank is prepared to receive de-
pOsits on open account, issue Certificates
Of Deposit, and transact a general Bank
ing Business.
Collections made and proceeds remitted
at current rates of exchange.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK.
MAIN STREET.
Los Angeles. ......... ......... Cal
Capital Stock (paid up), 10000
J. s. SLAUSON....... President
Il. s. BAKER................V Vice. President
] NJ. ELLIOTT. Cashier
DIRECTORS.
]. 8. SLAUsoN, A. W. BOWMAN.
v. A. HOOVER, ROBERT 8. BAKER,
]. BIxBY, GEO. w. PRESCOTT
Receive Savings Bank deposits.
Buy and sell exchange on San Francisco,
New York, Londcn, Paris. Berlin and
Frankfort.
Buy exchange on all parts OF the United
States and Europe.
Receive money on open account and Ger.
tificate of Deposit, and do q general
banking and exchange business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-03
FOR sALE.

Association, the belt Orange and 6emf
Tropical Fruit Land in the ttnte. Wo16e
right goes With the land. Apply - tk6
once e = BeandTy, NS, g NV 3i4h a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-03

p. S.-DR. MINTIE can BE- consuitsd
In reference to the above complaints dur
daily, and from Q to in the evening,
Sundays, 10 A. n. to l r. N. Consultation
FREE. Thorough examination and adj
vice, IS. Full directions and advice freo
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-03

AQARUB2W and Morphine habit ahsntutely and
:gssssy Az! ss;s q P:I5::; I;Iss;.,. e s BsSsi
W. AV2to ton. NJ WsshlaStsa IA ChIeasps ~
my1-am
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-03
Eastern Cities and PrInci-
pal European Portss

Apply to Fl. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 863 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angeles.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
LOUISIANA NEGROES wASr TO EMiGG4TE

NEw-ORLEANs April 2l.-In the cOlored
convention yes erd.y speeches made by Messrs Her
brt David Youn, Pinchback, HuoY aud Others on the
subject OF em grafton MI Herbert IN favor Of i-
MEDIATE emirraou saying that cOlored mon could get
no u.tice here ths Congressman Low m Congress had
their credentials written IN the blood ~ Dcgroes ana the
u cisry was organized IN tie interest Vi tho worst ee-
nlent oil The Democratic party. resolution hyoring
immediate emigration was passed unaonIousy An sd-
dr.-s was unanimously sGoptrd committee
was appointed to attend tho m..s-merting IN
Mobile David YOung wanted committee or
.eveu dlsor,eL 10 20 10 Nlo--OUIS, lheTe
g. discuss tAc question OF emigration bet1ctg white ct
zprs and col0red bOe!s. ms brought on angry dis
cu,,,n. during which Young was chdracteriz' q -
hloted capitalist SIR PigchDsck hnaly 20. the h,"r
aud Old SIS members that they bad entirely loot con
cclon OF object OF tbs convenOn-tbe interests III
coi,rpd meu. He did not Want any thing nom thtm'
h- bad tds0n Parish and found there thal ne.
soes sacrificed huIr stous ana lmp'meBt- 10 81 money
e. 20 Kansas. II they vauteu 10 40 lhcV Ah"ud 70
AMI sfay and no. como back. But the 1utJ oi tnOso
present ~ 30 seek romody fOf exISilnE efIis.
ic,otIuu 10 srnd 100 negroes 10 Washington 10 oPPeaI
for AID "a. NOT entertained. Afer sO-oNAAl s0ihy
session Sue onreutiUu All ujuurued !lli MO1Gay.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
OBITUARY.
MRS. ROUSBY

LONDON, April 21-Alrs Rousby, the actress,
ia dead born at Parkuurs Isle of Wight about
thirty years ago.
The announcement in above dispatch will
call to tie minds OF New-York people Mrs. Rousbys
visit to TINS city early IN 1873 and the signal favor
with which she was received Her first appearance
was made at the Lyoeum Theatre on January 4 as
the Princes Ezabeh In Tom Taylors historical drama
entitled "'TwiIt Axe and Crown" H0r success was
unequlyOcal she called out several times ~ hon
est applause and gracious greeting given to her
talent aud beauty. without being great actress sho
was be u good one by nature, and In OF
character and simplicity aud of art, Of
the most engaging and interesting ;nat England had
sent TO this country Her ngagement lasted until Feb
ruary During the greater part OF t she continued TO
persoDato the Pr,1cess Elisabeth. but few evenings
were given 10 RosGliHd and CdH9lGe IA Rosaiind she
won wide favor by the sweetness ana beaaty OF her
mpersongtion OF tie character. 80 lar a lovely Eng
hswoman can be successful il playing French coo0tte
gained further laucIs Cdaie. though they
oi size fresh aud dewey beauty those which
rewarded her Elisabeth. Always correct. intelligent
and wonderfully graceful shs never assumed IN atti-
ude expression THAI not preGty aud plctur-
erque.
Ms Roushy was taken to london from The Channel
T-ithds with her husband by Tom Taylor who may be-
ssi to have nfst discovered her tslents 1t vas for
crest deal bring hr. Rou.br into notice and nd
vance her fame Al London years ago. went 10 see
her. AID her photograph found every who're. Her
conguerng charm the stage was her sweetness. Her
voice extraordinary sweet and her smile vas full
OF sunshine. In carriage Of the body she ike
mpe uOus girl Her person was slender and she bad
higbbred EqmiAe face, sanRtune blue eyes and golden
hair.
Mr.. RoushY's troub,cS last year with Ir Bandnnnn
the actor, within easy recollection. she brought
suii against him for assault, and IN tho trial II
agreed thGl rehearsal a scufc out 0f con
fct ~ opinion between them tuIt NJ Baudmauu tined
10 carry N manuscript which Mrs R1iHby claimed
her property. and that Mrs Rousby's wac severely
bruised in he meantime. fne nud several Witnes,cs
asserted that he struck her violent bo- white h and
hIe witnesses Etd II any injury hat been dome her T.
was uunteutiOual The Jury found that The injuries
actually indicted by Mr. Bandmann. though unin-
tent Oually, aud dismissed the compliant. The suit
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. April 20.-Captain Clark II.
wells has boon assigned to duty chief signal officer
Of the Navy and Lieutenant Charles W. Chpp eXecu-
tive officer on board the Arctic exploring steamer
Jeanette now Sitting out 1t tho Marc leland California,
Navy Yard.
dispatch to the Secretary OF the Navy from Rear
Admiral Patterson, dated board the flag ship
Monongahcla. Yokohama. March -, reports the
mcnts OF the vessels comprising tho Asiatc squadron
rs follows: The PalOs, Greene.
WAS at TieHtsin bur would tave that port about the
MIDDLE OF April for Shanghai where she would be
docked and Cauls Cd. The MOnOcacy. Commander sum
nor returned to Shanghai on tho STU of March from
visit 10 Ni1gpo and san Moon Bar. Commander sum
ner spent days in surveying Shelpoo Road but
unable 20 ind Dixie Island. and anchored BIS vessel
directly over the spo. wBers 1t liid down The
chart AbOut siIJ miles Of sOu.dings were run. de-
Jailed report Of which will bo forwarded by the next
mail
The Ranger, Commander Boyd, left HaEasnka March
10 for Annoy, with Instructions to v.st roo Chow en-
route Che arrived AZ the former port about March -
1hr hsluclot Commander PcfAnsW2s al Hong Kong.
The latter reports That Governor ouucsey had received
leave Calcutta about tnU middle Of April Lieutenant
Commander ChipY. who E detached from ih5 Ashurot,
aud ordered 10 the Arctic exploring steamer Jeanuee,
March The hcalth OF The officers and board all
the vessels of the squadron was good.
The general naval Cuurtnartial convened February
"a. 1870, on The Uhed Ststcs ship New Hampshire, fOT
the tTHl OF Lieutenant Joseph Is. !lODsOu upon charge
Of druukenucss duty. La, found the prisoner gdy.
and sentenced Im to dIsnIssa TOUi the service. Upon
the Bidiul OF the Secretary OF tho Navy, tue
President has modified TIE sentence OF The cOurt 10
pension from rank and duty for ono year. Oh farlOug
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
A TRAIN wRECAEDBY4 BURNING BRlDGE

Sr. LOUIS, April 20.--On the Kansas City
branch Of tho Hannibal aud 81 Joseph k"ilroad' "'
freight train No. 7. bound west, was running down
heavy grade yesterday, trestc bridge was d.Scov-
ercc to he on Are The could not be stopped u
ran on the treslle The engine passed nearly over and
then with broke through ono after anohr
ali pug up In the creek below AL tie ears we're soon
euveoped In danes and with their oontonts were en-
tirely consumed. Tho engineer Jumped on 80 the ehSus
turned over. The fireman Jumped on before r'aehinf
tne trestlr Conductor Murray had hts lex broken
Two mon were sleeping n "a car filed WIN househIu
goods aud were buried In the wreck Mr. Bailey, "hS
was badly INJURED, rescued. young man, Ny"se
name Is unknown, could not be saved tho nF spiedius
so rapidly that al efforts mad O. be abandoned C"huiV
tor Jones who was following close behind WIN an ehs
ain rendered all the assistance he could and toos lne
wounded men back 10 Kearney. where they teoe"0e
medical attendance.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
RECONSTRUCTION orr RAILROAD
TIE WORK OP THE ONO AID MISSISSIPPI COMMIT
1rR PRACTICALLY COMPLETED.

TIE WORK oP THE ONO AID MISSISSIPPI COMMIT
TEE PRACTICALLY COMPLETED.
TIE first task Of the Reconstruction Com
1nl,tee of the OHIO and Mississippi Railway Company
has been virtually accomplished At = meeting on
Saturday the committee eed upon plan for the re
duction of the funded debt OF the sprinr1ed Division
OF the road The Tesut said TO have been attained by
mutual concessions Dy the company and the bond
holders TIE debt OF the Springfield vision
has been reduced from 100000 TO Sl,25OOOO. To
xbis end The company agreed TO cancel 81 100000
OF bonds held by Is. ana, in addition. 10 assume
sbe responsibility OF securing the surrender Of
100000 Of bonds The holders OF the remaining
s. 600 900 OF bonds, their part. have agreed TO
surrender for cancellation $4,000 OF bonds The
funded debt will pcresSed by this means 10 81 250
oOO as had been agreed previously, but the company
pledges Itself abe surrender ef $4,000 out OF
the 900 which have not sssentod TAe holders OF
q majority Sf the unassoutcd bonds live IN Germany.
The COMPANY 10 SAID 10 have obtained already hs con
sent of part Of tho bonds for wuch u became respOn
ale The full details Of tine settlement have not been
eompleed but mem hers OF the COMMITTEES expressed 10
douft Of tbe ultimate success OF the plan.
the next step 10 bs taken by tne COMMITTEES Will be
sna fundDg Of the overdue coupons OF the second mort
gage or the ONO aud Mississippi Company Tie bonds
nov on standing under tins mortgage amount 10 93.
k32 900, which i've coupons arc overdue IL is pro-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
Mr.. TALMAGE ON TRIAL:
INCIDENTS OF THE TWENTIETH DAY.

INCIDENTS OF THE TWENTIETH DAY.
EDITORIAL EXPERTS on THE sIAND-MR. TALMAGE :
DIRECT TESTIMONY FINIsHED-AN AFFIDAVIT
Ry G. II. HOWARD ADMITTED AS EvIDENCE-THE
FRvF CHURCH SYSTEM IN THE TABERNACLE.
The direct testimony of Mr. Ialmage was finished
yesterday, and covered the third, fifth. sixth and
seventh specifications. The only discussion OF the
day was called forth by an affidavit of General c.
III. Howard. which was offered in evidence and read
"asa letter" Dr. Van Dyke entered formal pro
test against its admission. Mr.. Talmage declared
that the pew system III the Tabernacle had no refer
ence 10 the dollar question: and that his object
in coming to Brooklyn to establish freechurch'
lie explained the telegram to his nephew con-
cerning subscriptions to the church debt. No queS-
tions wore asked in regard 10 the Hathaway diff
Guilty. The Rev Drs. Prime and Porter testified
briefly rs editorial experts.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
SHILOH AND MISSION RIDGE.
TESTIMONY IN THE CoURT-M MARTIAL.

TENIIMUN1 IN IT'D VVU II NJ Nv 7 r4''"
ARGUNENrs OVER QUESTIONS INTENDED TO III SEM
TO GENERAL HOwARD-GENERAL WHlIiAkEE
AND MR. LOSING REVIEW TWO BAITLFs-tA-
SECRETARY BELKSAP on POsT-THADERSHiPs.
In the Stanley cOurt-martial yesterday there was
much argument over the admission of questions
concerning General Hazen's character and bravery
which it was proposed should be sent TO General
Howard They were finally excluded. General
Whitaker, of Kentucky. and Benson }. Losslng'th
historian testified about General llazens part III
the battles of Shiloh and Mission Ridge, aud ex-
Secretary Belknap gave an account OF conVer5a-
ton with General Hazen and letter from him re-
ferring to Ost-tradershps.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
LxTR1DITI0Y or "REDo LE4RK.
THE ATTEMPT TO PREVENT HIs REMOVAL 70 MAS
ACHUsETTs.


TUE ATTEMPT TO PREVENT HIs REMOVAL 70 MASS
ACHUsErTs
Habeas corpus proceedings were had yestcr-
day IN the United states Circuit Court before Judge
Blatchford in the case John, alias Red Leary,
charged with the Northampton Bank robbery The case
came up on IN appeal from judge ChOates decision IN
the District Court committing Leary 10 the custody Of
the Sheriff fOr cxtradtion the requson OF the Gov
eruor OF Massachusetts, Algernon = Sullivan and Peter
Mitchell appeared behalf Of the petitioners and VIM
chester BrittOn exDistrct-AtOrney for Kings County
on behalf Of the Sheriff Detective Pmleron Identified
the petitioner as the individual aga whom an indct.
men had been found for robbery and against whom
Governor Robinson had sIod warrant Of eItradition
Richard B. Carpenter Of Brooklyn, testified that The
day OF the robbery Leary Brooklyn. Mr. Britton
objected to tins evidence.
Judge Batchiord-The proposition IS that this Court
Is to try Iary on the indictment on which the requis-
itlon for his exTadiuon Is made TO DO would be "a
breaking down OF the rights Of States / have gwen
indictment never wou have been found unless the
Grand Jury had proceeded on tnc principle that Leary
irresistible that he fled from Massachusetts because he
was found IN NeVl Ork. Inc COnstt ton ays he must
b. taken TO The State from which nc fed from Justice
Fleeing from trial II fleeing from justice and 20 into
the question Of allD would be circumYeuiiOn Of the
Mr. sullivan offered to prove that the relotor did not
fee from Massachusetts, that he was not IN that State at
the Of the offence, and has been there since.
and that he was notm any way a participant IN the
burglary charged.
Judge Batcuiold remarked that that was tho substance
Of the whole thing. Ii would be trlal u The whole
case. The motion must be denied
Mr. Sullivan lntmatcd that IL was LIS intention TO
carry TIE case To the Unitd states supreme Court, and
asked that before making order IN the matter time he
mentioned that there wa' similar case before the
Court Cl Appeals aud that as the decision there would
perhaps affect Leaty5 case ne asked that any mandate
tho Court issued might be withheld uut Thursday to
winch the Judge consented
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 21.-ln the Court Of Appeals,
Monday. April 2I-Prtsent: hon. ssniofd Il. Church.
C. j sad Associates.
No l74-uIBJ aSt Grocu-ATsument resumed aud con
GUIDED
No 4Oi-Ths Peopls ETC. psInns in error agt. John q.
ulslau tssnltnt erDr-AtEucd bJ Nm r. COgsHeu fur
PLAINTIFF error Anh by Chas McLouth for defendant IN
No 4l-Geo !. Kent. respondent. agt tho QG:rkslver
Mining Company. a. a9ps.aus Argued ~ Joshua ". Van
Co.'s gud Wn Alien FOR appria - and john i. Dos
Pa.sos sud John X. p0r.cr for rr' .onteut
no SSgGcOrge h. ut respondent sst the Quicksilver
NImu. COmBauy q. AL app-lalt,.Arsuod LT J. 4. Naa
aHd WIi Alra Rurr Tor a'pe tnt ana John 4 DO,
paSsos cnd John K Porter for respondent
sNuMn. -. lloyt. r,aIuudru AT the tli'ksiiy ~
Mining C0mpanv ot NJ apprgrts argued bJ ). n. Van
ut'er .Dr appellants, and John \ DOS
Pas.o, and Ichn g. Porter for rrspo ident
tho motion calendar for Tuesday, Ami u.
1879. Nos 33- 35y iOB 4ul sO2 400 40. All -
The owing hc tay cal, n1ar Tor Tuesday April ~
1870: Nos 30, lO4, 3V5. l5J, lsO. lSl, 1872, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
rALEEpAhs rnIs DAY.

sUPREYE CoURT-CH ANBER--Barrctt I.-Nos Q, 10. 81,
46 90 Sc 30 CO. 7s 81 can begins at O3 up 10 tie END OF
GFNHEAL TRRAI-AdJourned sine die.
SPECIAL TRlN-Nau Worst, ''ase on Law ana idct no.
Cn.CUI-IAEi Van Biunt J.-Ncs 80, i9Ui 32a(
3276 3O2O $50 4Ilg 27Gj, 1886 l7ls 4t 3j4l #fl,
1902 $40 io7O, 2JIj 1910. 1854 dy11 $685. oosf'
Par II-Donohue Nos. llsO. s2s BIOS. 43il 35A4.
3ggl. ll0I ~; p z5' APO S ~ ~ ,37'
3s Iz4O2 1870 2lf4 q IL ts. 5lii, 5iJj 3tJl o4Oy,
1929 f~ 34Jt 2t3I 5iu3 3i3J J5gu, 1856 56t3 oJ@o,
1921 1928 500. 5j5a 5j5i, 35j3 5j3' 49i oo, ,,.o
1927 L 2uS2 l5l l5i- 557G 33j-. $3.50 3I23. BIB "llt,
2t93 lI-o 2J50 3loJ J22. 3lO7 1892 5O' 'lot 5I1''
stfFaIoR CouEr-GrsEnAL TEap-Adiourned sine Gie.
SPECIAL TEgp-sedewick J.-D-murTer-No .. Issues
'TsI.L TxRM2P.Er i-Frseoman J-Noa. 50l. 49, 40.
427 - 6ii j-l $50 IOJJ. I7s 1885, 4iOA az '5O
Pim Ii-Adourned tor the tern. .,
452 }l9 1922 4G3 lu49 t-j 3jS. 3j-. III IA. y Ii3.
1892 l038 ~ 10 -. ~ ~ yge' - 992. -.
STECIAL I 1ER}i-C. r. Daily. G. J.-N". T.. 80
EQuW rFD-IlIlen9re J.-&o5. ~, l-, .. " u, ~ D.
iaIAl lERa-FAaT- II. T. Daly. J.-Ncs. 9,s sij.
OIL. 1913. .Of! 900. -, 5@-. lt- ~ lyot l.l'. -
7ij so-, 2pjt 2o-3 sA 1880 ltol S-j 1905 1000 -
PAM Van fioesen I-Nos .I2i ~ l7s 1856 1922.
o. 1887, l7fO go. 55l, lOf SO, V' oIc J2' lo,5'
iMdtiRSR Corsr TR1lL TYFV-PARr I-snerdan. J.-"o'.
550o, j6 300 j14l 5'lo, 1l5' ooo Jvo' '5l4 "ooo'
PART Adam. J.-Nos. 5Cst 1925 G252 5Go5.
EGJ-. 4li9, 5G-I 1iol oJJ2, t--4 40. - o'- '1"'
57O5 5il8 5568. 6I5- Gl7i. 57l9 olas. C2nj 6;g 80
5cls 5JqS jlSl 5-53 J6.2 ~ g J5Jt. 300 5I12 300
GENERAL SEssigNs-PART Towing J.-Ihe People AZ.
tory; charles Bosch, burglary; william NaIu l~7uE j.
Allen Beruag, Ialnsyau, fred e.r l.ni larceny hob
assault battery quinn leocUs assault anu Da.'
teIy John salvador s0lomy
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

n Sa iS msG1 % % Of ssooe % ad act ]aT's @ al i iq
-Morign deied. LIfe agt HerG-Noi.o acriod; see r.
S nsr ~ 5fS h"' o y '@ 20; ,1i &c % M rin az Gc2n
ntth siO ab the eats uaGor Hn authority Of
oI,5h9a.y AT be.mgn ~ N = D l@5. gcst ag Enrpe
Motropolan National Bank srrct-'ioto. de-, M seo
P0lc' C,muissor0s- MohCh denied With COSTS, see Ieln.
By Judge B1rctt In he matter o Unn,ni Mccormack
art Vcrs NewN .Tk IN, Insurance Company sg' lfoT-
cry COmuauY matter of Ht.plens PsIk AK. a. MI
Dl g ,i6cn 1raPe' Mey,r e a. Ren ia H. r ~ 'H %
Page agt Page h'nec AT ltiud"ih 1iiIer 'gt warren
nrmCd ana Judgment G!y0rrs granted WaDe aVt NI,ha
Motion 10 dismiss eranied unless re papnB pay The 30
it denied without coss agt NcholNcuo granted
payment Of S2O costs o. this m,b0r '1h 81 Ae uyOn ID
dismiss within ten days oiherwjs denied Dean agt Bel
Ton granted without c"rs i1hhes AT ii"lns MV''oh
gr9ntel aimonE 10 per WeeE nd c'4ns i'I @ p, ~
Bank agt Board OF Excise COmmso. i.Gngs aud e
cree signed Thalmcs-ng ast tie Brewers and GFocrs
~ judge Van Brant:Bower agt- FrisJie and others;
Decrees signed The People rel Bodo agt Donohue stc
sci upon the settlement oi the otder hcren oar aet Nor
the sor Of he commencement o this action IL
OF such further be OH by either parry
Winter agt Webster e. al Sc no recon for gr,nng m
By Judge Lawrence Gano ast McCGnI liayo a. the iro
Neither the Hning, the order for allowance
upot nave been sened by te Cout they cannot there
not in my possession The the papers
therefore, retained the Ordr that they DO
Cucu,t-part i-Bv Judge Danies-rhe Cambridge valley
Coes,t-Ygrt II-}v Judge -Gusthal act Bern
Common Pieas-Sp~iai Tg7n-Bv Cbief-Justice g p.
DAILY Mor4nge agt WarburOn ranted shine agt PARA
yor etc; Scott others taean DAVIS agt. an
Alstyn 10 the matter Of the asenent Of Eyret 70 An
agt conner, sherman agt Reilly the Combination Car
Spring ompaDy as Woe and otrIsi "aAiA ana o'A'f'
agt. DOu0yaH.- Applications granted
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
TIE NONRTS.
A CURIOUS BILL OF PARTICULARS,
AND A DEFENDANT VINO Is BOTH COUNSEL AND
CLIENT

CLIENT
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers yesterday ordered a further and specific bill
OF particulars I'm the Of Jarvis against Hu SORT
u Jdrndyce Jarudyce, junior, case, whlch hs
greatly amused the bar generally The plantif IN the
action s JusOn ryis, the wglknOwn order OF Arrest
Clerk in the SherTs office during the time when 1t was
necessary to catch and hold Tweed Connolly and the
rest OF the old Ring. The defendant John Henry Hull
an old lawyer, who has illustrated several occasions
before as in this case, the unwsdOm o. bong ones own
client II appears by the papers that in lSI2 JARVIS
loaned Hull 81 800 Hull denies this and claims that
Jarvis is mdob ed to him. The first bill Of particulars
IN the action is very voluminous, and extends over
period OF about thirteen years. and is made mp OF dber
ent items OF charges for legal services and expenses etc.,
on real estate amounting I'm the aggregate 10 nearly
$4,000 It IS IN way a curiosity OF English ltrra
transferred TO him by Hail tnat the two ncid no real
estate Ioiny and submits the certificate OF the County
Clerk TO thai effect aud further says he never heard OF
knew of any claim demand against MN Tor the al
cd services rendered, and ayers that the defendant
ark kuo wedVed the debt due from him TO the pdlnln
Ine majority the charges In tue Dill are without
te and do not specify particularly FOR what the 7gr
wees we're rendered. Judge Lawrence Yesterday ne
cIdcd that the bill Inadequate and Iufthtf Dl De
rendered thus afJrding Mr. Hull second opportunity
To add to OF legal literature. aud Illustrate
the amenities OF the law aud the power OF the eG
tho Imagination
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

County. Ten years later no was elected District
Attorney for the county. Ifo was elected 10 the
XXXIyth and XXXYtr Congresses n a Whig serving
from December 81. 1855, 10 March 3, 1859 He was
also elected TO the ALth and Kilt t0Igr'S'es l7
X publican. serving from March 4. 1861 10 March 3,
1871 During his first terms M Kelsey was member
OF the Committee on Agicutnre, ana HurhE bIs Iaa'
two terms be- served the Committees on Appropra-
tions anu Accounts.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

posed to fund these overdue coupons into tenyear IN
bonds OF which the coupons are 10 be Deu I'D UusV
Inv Inc Union Trust Company A member Of the com
mittee Yesterday said that there would he no ulhchy
in the accomplishment of this funding scheme. Mheh
the overdue coupons of the second mortgage have been
funded lie SAID q" the difficulties OF The company VIII
have been overcome The company VIII De taken 'heh
from the hands Oi tne receiver"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
DECIsIONs-APRIL 90.

Supreme Cogri-C -ChambTs-liy judge Barrett
In tie matter King Ia matter ~ he security Life In
suf,ucr etc Company Anderson uc. keck Mailer
hruppan tho matter oi kheIy Marsh agi Avery the
Iapton Glen tOyo starch
Manufacturing Company Agt uOtthod Powers Az klis
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
1IrnGE JACKSON RAGGs.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-A dispatch from
Pittsbnrg says; Jackson Baggs President Judge OF
the XXXITTd Judicial District Of PeunsylyaDla, died
suddenly at ktanning Armstrong County, yesterday
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
ASKING PAY FOR SINGULAR SERVICES.

Charles Dean brought an action against
Mrs Theresa r. Bel 10 recover $4,000 for alleged ser
vices rendered to her. and he obtained attachment
upon some OF her jswelry He alleged tnat I'm January
1879 he made agreement with her IN San Francisco
that he should travel with her in this country and IN
Europe and should for her iewelry and perform
other business her IN NewYoIk, ner brother, he
accompanied her 10 balls and other places OF entertain
ment caring for her ievery When she was not wear
inc IN hr carried upn b!, person as be claims, ieweiry
worth $3.50 600 lie mad not however, been paid Tor ms
services Jud-e Barrett supreme Court, Chambers,
YESTERDAY vacated tue attachment because tie plain
fiG's allegations were made only information and
belief.