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by ANNE j. MALIN, Deputy Clerk. 4:.n
j. J. Davis, AIRY for PIN
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SUMMONS.

Dated Oct, 18th. 1879.
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United States assay Office.
Assayer, Russell 3 Harrison He,e a
Meter, NJ \. Meyendorr . Ueje !:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-02

woman" Charley Chase Dobhs, his nine
interfered in behalf Of his helpless mother.
His father sprang upon him. caught h m by the
throat, and the, two engaged IN desperate
struggle about the floor. Mrs. Chase despatch
cd her servant after the Rev Mr.. Seely. who is q
near neighbor. When he arrived the struggle
between father and son WIS over: but they
were glarng at each other and ready TO fight
one another at the least provocation. MIR.
Dobbs was storminR about the room, threaten
ing 70 XIII his son. and declaring that this She
devil meaning his wifel had been slandering
him for fifteen years. and that she was no wife
OF his and never would be-" The Row. Mr..
Seely told DObbs that unless he ceased his vio-
lent conduct no would call n policeman. and
Dobbs became quiet.
1t was also averred that next morning Mr.
Dobbs compelled her TO leave the. house OF her
mother and return with him to Meadville. In
trying to walk 10 the omnibus she fell exhausted
IN the street. Her husband paid no attention TO
her. ,Bystanders helped her 10 her feet and as
against Dobbe were soon afterward made. Mrs
Dobbs was returned to her mothers. whore sho
now lies. helpless in mind and body. Charley
Chase Dobbs testified that his father had been
for years tyrant in his family.
The ground OF Dobbs's defence was that his
character. She had habituay charged him
with mtsdeeds that had destroyed his useful
ness in many churches. He had treated her as
sane person who was bent on running him.
She frequent y told him that she loved another
man before her marriage with him: that her
mother compelled her to become his wife and
that she hated him. This treatment OF him
DObbs claims was shared In by his wife's
mother, until under IL his health was broken
and his better judgment destroyed.
me verdict suspending Dobbs from the
ministry was rendered after an hours delibera-
ton by the Court.
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PLEADING HER OWN CASE
The Novel Spectacle that was Preseated In n
naltIu,ore Ceurt.


The law OF Maryland permits anybody TO
conduct his OF her own case and Miss Harriet
Cooke awaited herself OF tho law TO appear as
her counsel in case in tho City Court yester-
day She had sued her brother. Israel Cooke.
and John Dobson and wife. for damages for
misrepresentation in selling her farm in Car
roll County in payment OF n judgment she had
obtained against her brother in tho Superior
Court. The judgment was for IS 900, and was
entered In her favor several years ngo The
farm was under mortgage when transferred
closure Her efforts to close the case in
the Superior Court have led to various
proceedings. attachments. iniunctions. &c.
In the city courts. and the Court Of Appeals
has been called upon to decide some OF tho
questions, Miss Cooke has had several coun-
sci. and hns become rather familiarized with
legal forms and tho courts. She is a small por-
son. very active and perseverinR. and a maker
OF wax flowers. She carried n quantity OF legal
Carey but tho other side insisted on a jury
trial Judge Carey read the declaration TO tho
Jury for the lady the counsel who was to have
advised and prompted her having failed TO APP
pear. Mr.. Cooke. the defendant was called TO
the witness stand by Miss Cooke and she pro-
posed to prove the judgment in the Superior
Court by him. but his counsel. VIM. A. Ham
mond, objected. and record evidence was re-
quired by the court. Miss Cooke produced then
seal, and she also produced an opinion of the
Court Of Appeals. but neither document was
legal evidence. The lady then took n judgment
OF non pros. 80 that the suit can be renewed,
making the remark as she did so that she had
got stalled" at the very beginning.
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SATURDAY. March 1.-FLouR AND MEAL
dc ds sc o ana Prs'S steam 1SdsP Tor S11 ans
corros@spos dun and nominate sales $50 bales. mid.
a17e lor March, e'e Tor APRIL ioosc for May TO- Se
q 200 bales Receipts at The ports tns day o547 bales
the ssot s1 bbs id me- az ~ new oro,s sio ~ Tor
future deye3y 2a5o G6is new sold at sioco Tor April
Bacon vcSs and d@iI sales rs boxes long clear 5
ss Az e| aaS'eS ne 81. meat ~s ana Sal
SIC ~ ties : p hams. Western. IA ms ne Lard dull
ws.i:T@ SS sic a. city . S. s5 n;iSe
a7 over s1si Gsct a. Spt 1o, c9nts
lots Dressed hogs nrmeT and IN light supply; 5l19
y steady. Cheese in moderate demand Fresh eggs.
dsss-wheat fairly active and generally deArcr hu;
Improvement mos. decided IN red winter. Sales on the
eced 10. s5ssihc; No 8 red wiaiep si'io: so : DO
10 ss5et ,e9i ia So sisV %SS
No do g. l2Stl ~ feT future delivery. 2leoS
ssl rs Tor Apri Rys sold NJ .nsll way a, aesse2.sc
aid eS sG Sales * o. bush ssss sr H st and
His3Ic fer white, including No mixed NJ S4egaA &C..
s"s s S S Ts not q S San da 5S s S
mASa 90 tor Tor aS e. d. a n: o SF "a ys
low: also y ~ bush. No. Nay 455.9iNsc. -
to prim. cargoe-. IO1ei4sc.. and extreme range 90
' ot' iss,' sls. "a, bags st,ae ,eT, ino ,
NsrAcaibo private terms Mexican. l59 sc MarAcRiho,
mesuc. MSIss.es dn and Inclined New ofi Sr
egmmon to fancy. 2a@toc R,w sugars quiet and uu.
changed; sales SIS hhds common muscoVado. Lice.
40 hhds ordinary do. 6sc; 100 bags centrifugal,
1850 Refined about steady aud quiet; hards, ssSsc.
sgsoEls-spirits turrenupe weak 2o,sc. Resin.
Sold ~ the extent 1850 bhis good strained at 81 80
Petroleum quiet but steady at &c. Tor rehnod in bhs
Taow quiet At sldc Tor prime. Whiskcy dun and
nominal at 81 On Ocean ireghts were steady and mo
eratelr active srain TO L.verpoo by steam. Cd % rs
-four. by sail - do 10 GLASGOW. by sail p 81. grain &
ayr-, A. Tisd p ar do 10 Narcotics S. Sd do To 81
hhlu, g. refined petroleum 10 Plymouth. - do TO Lis
bon. a. 80 cas.s 20 Salouct .slc do in bbs 10 Bre
men. b GsAs ~, do. % Liverpool IS. a..
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SUSPENDED FROM THE MINISTRY.
The Shocking Charges Made Against the Kew
Mr.. a. \. Dobbs OF MendviIIe.

The Shocking Charges Made Against the Kew.
Mr.. A. \. Dobbs or Mendvine.
MRADvILLR, Pa, Feb. 2s.-The Rev. A. S.
Dobbs. pastor Of the State Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church. in this city. has been suspended
from the ministry. and ordered to appear be-
fore the Erie Conference for its action IN Octo-
Der next. The charges against him we're long
continued brutal treatment OF his insane wife
cruelty TO his nineteen-year old son. whom he
threatened 10 kill; and abuse Of his wifes
mother. Mr.. Dobbs il a graduate of the Boston
Theological Seminary. He Is one OF the editors
OF the ChautauGua Lake assembly Herald He
has travelled widely in European countries and
the Holy Land. Twenty-Five years ago he mar
ried Jane Ann Chase the daughter OF Charles
Chase. a prominent citizen OF gainesville. Ohio.
On Sunday. Dec. %. 1873. Mr.. Chase dropped
dead In church. This led TO the making public
of the domestic troubles OF the pastors family,
and TO the preierment by the Revs. J. b. Corey
and L. S. Young OF the charges on trial Of
which he has been suspended The court be-
fore whom he was tried was composed OF Pre-
siding Elder John Peate President: Presiding
Elder A. r. Bignell. assistant; and tho Rows
+. H. Beck OF Greenyille. H. Schoned Of Union
CITY, j. MQssman OF Conne9utylllo. N. Rich Of
Salem. and Chamberlain Of Albion. The prose-
eution was conducted by Tho Roy. Moses Hin.
d. d.. Presiding Elder Of tho Cleveland Dis,
Church. Mr.. Dobbs was defended by the Roy
4. H. Flood Of the First NJ. f. Church Mead
vile, and tho Rev A. N. Graft. pastor Of Trinity
NJ IL. Church, Oil City.
1t was elected that after his father in laws
DEATH Mr.. DObbs insisted on being admins
traitor OF his estate Mrs, Chase was opposed to
his filling the position. During n discussion of
the subject on Jan, 2. Mr.. Dobbs charged his
mother n-law with having endeavored TO break
up his family, and that his late lather-in-law
had aided and abctted her; and. rs charged
compelled her to sign the papers necessary TO
titled that he called his wife n liar. a thief. a
spawn OF hell a hypocrte. and yil!ainous
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ROBBED IN THE STREET
Newark Insurance President Losing AN En-
dorsed Cheek and $500.


Mr.. stephen G.. Gould, the President OF
the American Insurance Company OF Newark,
was robbed OF 81 500 in the street In Newark
yesterday. At / o'clock ho put $500 In bank
notes and a check for 81 $50 which he had en-
dorsed az President Of his company. in his
bank book. and started to deposit 1t in the
Mechanics National Bank He changed his
mind. however. and determined 10 get his din
ner before going 70 tho bank. just rs he
reached the door of Edwin Aliens restaurant,
nj S51 Broad street. three well-dressed young
men Iosted roughly against him. and one Of
them thrust himself SO boldly forward that Mr..
Gould angrily, remonstnted, with him for his
rudcncss When Mr.. Gould had half opened
the restaurant door, this young man said he
had made q mistake, and. turning around,
walked rapidly NJ the street. his two CON
tcderates going in an opposite direction. Mr..
Gould was alarmed by the strange conduct Of
found that he had been robbed OF his bank
book, containing the 1900 and the check.
=. The young man who had most rudely iostled
Mr.. Gould was aitrrward arrested. lie said his
name was Robert J. Harris of New York. Ho
was committed TO await IN examination. His
cOnfederntos escaped. The stolen property
was not found, and payment was stopped on
the check,
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lhc market to-day was generally lower Northwestern.
- t1u AMI the coal shares quite broke down North.
western decinod "a Tor common and - preferred
~ raul - for common and "a for preferred. Della.
ware l@ckawanna and Western. a. and Jersey Central
% Union Pacific, Lake Shore ami Eue common Ne re-
lower bnt dd not give way materially. West. Union
closed 20 lower Among Investment shares q, n and
quincy declined ga Rock Island. 81. flttshurlh, ~
chicago aud Alton, ~ and Morris aud Essex ~ 1hc
sales OF the daN 25s 900 shares including so 100
Delaware, LaekAwenns and Western, 35,ed North.
western common, 2i.uOO do. preferred - 800 st
Paul common. iO.aOl DO prefcrrcJ ~ 90 Iakr
shore $500 Erie common. and u no Jersey Central
The sales 81 State bonds embraced Louisiana consps
4a@4eh Miss Uni Is 1870 io5; Tennessee Is new bonds
ga s2Fs District ut columbia 8 G1s sold AZ The
business IN bank shares was trins Commerce 1873 Re.
public. ~; America. i2sl5
Tie bank statement through an inercasc n loans and
ndecrease IN other Important items shows deereaso
lc reserve OF - 4blIb and the over the Legal
limit Is over six millions smaller than one wear ago
Money on call was steady Al 3@t per cent Imports OF
S3.3uGU7s " ~ ~
The following will show range OF prices paid to-day
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The Khan's Devil.

Prom Touih, c-ryunfoa.
The Khan came from Bukhara town
To Hama. santon Of ren0wn
NY head 10 sick. my hands are weak;
Thy help holy man, SEEK
In silence marking for space
The khan's red ewes aud purple face,
Thick voice, and loose, uncertain tresdi
Thou hast n devil" Hanna said.
Allah forbid !" exclaimed the Khan
Rid Inc OF him at once. o mani"
Nay HamEa said " no spell Of nine
Can slay that cursed thing Of thine.
Leave feast and wine, go forth and drink
water Of healing GA the brink.
where clear and cold from mountain .nows
The hahr Ell leben downward hows
six moons remain. the n come to me;
May Allah's pity 10 with thee !"
Awestruek, from fess. and wine. the Khan
Went forth where kAhr Ell zcben ran.
Roots were his food the desert dust
His bed; the water quenehod his thirst,
Aud when the sixth moons pcimeiar
Curved sharp aboyc The evening star,
lie sought again the sAnton's door.
Not weak aud trembling ~ before,
But strong Of limb and cloar of brain,
" Behold he said, " the nend Is slain"
nay" Hanna answered. starved and drowned
The cursed Que lies In death-like swound.
But evil breaks the strongest ewes
And dJins like him have charmed lives
zone bcAker ot the Juicy grape
May call him up IN living shape
when the red wine OF Badakshan
sparkles for thee beware, o khani
" With water quench the FIRE within.
And drown each day thy devilkinl"
Thenceforth the great King Stunned he sup
As shitan's own, though offered up
with laughing eyes and jewelled hands
by Narkand's maids aud sainarcRnd's;
AND In the iofty vesthulc
OF the medreSs " kaush kodul,
The students of the holy law
Agoden.lcttcrcd tablet saw,
with these words uv cunning hand,
GraNed on II at the khaH's command!
" In Allah's name. to him who hath
devil, Khan 81 Hamed saith.
" wisely our Prophet cursed the vine;
Tie nend that loves the breath OF vine
" No prayer can slAv. nor marahout
Nor Aeccan dervis can drive out
- Khan eli llRmed. know the charm.
That robs lin " his power 10 harm.
Drown him. q Isam's child the SMELL
To save thee lies IN tank aud WE'LL
J q. WHITTIER
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fftN Wf ffNfff "NAf'HAA
ole conduct ~ rilnt wm G. Underwood ~ the steams
naiy standng At bic post tiil 80 hsached The buruiu
rs every he hoari Z. deserving of the highest pris
Hill Underwood. the pilot
Say. stranger, Hiil is game,
lie amt The man g. saN much.
But hos got an honorud name.
He was pilot on 'hc ponnany
when she hurn Che other night
An he kept hi- losi ed duty
While uaf WAS lie IN sight
Thar was men oxcitcd-crazy;
Thar was husbands huntin' wives
while the Donnaliy. she Was burnin,
Bill was ddr TO save thar lives
So he turned her cross the river
All anrc IN the stream.
An the inLlueers were husy
CrnWdni on n head of steam,
An them inFincs kept ag0iu'
Till the bow run out on shore,
An II saved the people on her,
Though Il crippled three or four.
when the frc licked the chimnevs,
An the hungry tongues did steal
All around the texas burning,
Thar stool Rilly at the wheel
An he never len / either
I'll he runs the signul bell,
That the D0uuallN nos was landed,
An the Are was hot as hell
Then. you hot he took IL coolly
For nc thought OF home and wife,
So he jumped into tlc river,
An he came out with his life.
Talk about your brave men mister,
All thats game m man, or good,
You can md II in q pilot.
II he's like Bin Underwood,
lit hadn't been for Billy
Bein up thar at the wheel,
Thar's no KNOWN now the people
hilht OF sorrow had 10 feet
For you couldn't tell how many
Might have burned or found grave
II he'd len her IN the river;
But he dldn't-Bill was brave
Az he flled the nll As pilot;
As his burnin' steamer crossed
From one shore 10 the other,
Not a single soul WAS lost
Say. stranger, put his name down,
| want II undCrs TODD
That when you're huntin brave men
You tind BIZ Underwood
II any man could save her,
You bot your lie, Bill could.
WILL S. uAYIa
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HusitaI Snstrun,nts.

A -TAHE NOTICE-upon my return from Eu.
"A rope, 1874. advertised largely Beatty ofrr Tor
Wts month beautiful piano. upright phrnr oreHn style
less IS stops Knee swtls, sets % rrcds weight hnNcd
800 pounds monopoliats price about $40. NY PRICE,
ONLY SO So great was the demand. our men worked
az thu factory ul 10 10 m orders This unparalleled
offer is extended until further notice To secure H. how
ward New organs So 10 $40 ray only after TESTING
instruments AT YOUR oWN HOME Latest circular free.
Address DANIEL = BIZ ATTY. Washington, \. J.
GREAT OFFER.-iOo pisnos and organs at ex
"A tramdiuary low prices for cash splendid ORGANS S35
Stu stops St5, DO, $50. o do S55 aud SO. II do
50. - do s7u 3do 50. 7octAve all wood pianos
Si45 do, Sis ~ do. Sltb NOS used year warranted
HORACE WATkRs SONS ~ Bast ifth st.
TTENTION, cash buyers--7,ocAye rosewood
"A piano and stool $50 - octave 500; hrIt class
upright and squarr panotoftos "a rent ~ MONTH in
Sl5. GoLDshIrHS, ~ heecker st.. near Bowery.
FEW sECON D-NAND Weber pianos AT very
~ great bargains some OF them used but very short
time by our lest MUSICIANS and really almost good as
new fully warranted IN every respect Please call at
Tie WEBER wArcrooms, 81 av Ani 10Th st
FINE octsve Piano, $40 carved legs. pianos to
"A rcnt FROM - w, sold ON installnents - 10 $40
monthly. kRAkAuER. 40 Union square. near i7th ~
NEW pianos ms tallments or rent g.. $40 monthy
~ seinway piano' burgah CoNNoR. 1871 Es7th st.
DIANOs to rent s. ncr month. or sold on monthly IN
slallucnt. oi 81 BILLINGS CO, n East lith st.
{, = MONTHLY Will buy rosewood piauoiorte
~ round corners carved legs RIDDLES. 10 Waiver
y place. near Broadway.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SATURDAY. MARCH !. 1879 STOCKS CLOSED FEv.
crish and unsettled at the Stock Exchange and
strongly vi the opinion that wide fluctuations will
In the active shares. and readers who operate m
Wall street should avail Themselves of the mary excel
lent opportunities now Offering la tie stock market We
recommend Messrs Hunt, Gilbert Co. 10 Broad street
20 our readers A. being entirely satisfactory and reliable
They possess excellent facilities for negotiating stock
privileges nj very close rates. as0tor carrying through
the Ncw YORK Stock Exchange fractional or ltrve block
81 stock on the small margin N por cent They mail
free on application their daily stock report and our read
desiring to receiv. accurate and quick Information
of % "
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Adrialnr the Commitment of NJ. Clients.

On Friday evening 0nlcer Reagan heard the
clash Of conflict issuing from howell 1891 street
Ffth avenue. He entered and Thomas Kennedy and
his wife nshunE. their weapons being irving pan and
poker Yesterday they arrarncd before Justice
Duty. In The Harlem Police Court The prisoners asked
an old lawyer who frequents the court defend their
case The counsellor consented and wound up long
speech by saving that both Mr. and Mrs kennedy were
probably nusances 70 the community. aud the best thing
that tho Court could do would he To send them the ISL
and for six months Justice Dufy thought the dyico
good, and accordingly committed them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-02
Marlin Smith,. Conrs..Ion.

Mrs. Martha Smith, n young colored woman.
arrested yesterday Ga Flushing ayenue Brook.
Ign, on charge Of bgany, and her alleged husband.
Samuel white also coored. arrested on charge
OF marrying her knowing that sue was already wife
When bOth takeu before Justice walsh they we're
confronted by Edward 7, Smith. who Gays he Is Mrs
Smiths lawful husband. a. whom she was married IN
1871 She deserted him, and White married her sept
~, 1874 on, Use guilty Jedge, said Mrs smith, when
Justice Walsh called her 10 The bar Sno rs in
H. Ise jos guilty ~ kin be The Justice held her
TO await the action OF tie Grand Jury charge big
amy. In making out her voluntary examination. the
clerk asked her her oc upauon Tn school teacher
she said White pleaded not guilty, aud was hei Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY, March Speculation has been
very active on the Stock Exchange. but with a
feverish. unsettled tone. and tho close is at a
material decline in leading fancies. with a
single exception. and that ia Western Union
Telegraph. The investment shares have SYM
pathizcd with the speculative fancies. and with
out pressure to sell some Of these have given
way sharply Some II the speculative bonds have also
of lead raj
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THE WHITE HOUSE REcrrrIoM
Hayes Apology to MEMBER or the Pres. n.
Wilton by PrINnte seeretAry Roger.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-Col. W X. Rogers
to day prepared the following kindly paragraph
and sent it to the Star for publication.
PRESs AND WIN HousE ESrEErnEHrsr
The press OF the country = well reprc here
the spondents Of all the leading Journals who are
with few puons, gentlemen of recognized social po
nuon me tact thnt they cssion, ignored
IN the distribution Of Invitations to the recent entertain
ment At the White House was not acceptable although
lew OF them cared ANYTHING about the oncr OF
ticket 60 the vesubue. which Is compara-
lively recent custom. tAnc TONED by its acceptance
by some VINO have been willing 10 thus humilate them.
selves Tie Of the OF many Of the
gentlemen u the press however not that they
not invited but that of their associates entitled
invitations ignored because they members
the presS thus having been brought TO the attention II
the President by personal friend he expressed his
TO his Words that the mistake Of
wiling gentlemen Of the press made THE anair was
official hut these gentlemen ought ~ have teen invited
M he now ses TINS frank acknowledgement Of AN umn.
tnuonnl oversight. Tor which the President not
personally responsible n altogether satiaiHCtOr aud
all Is quiet on the Potomac
The star did not change Col. Rogers's literary
sent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-02

Wall Corwin OF Rlverhead. Long Island on
Friday afternoon started Ia up stairs with arnful
OF wood. on the sixth step he lost his baanc md Tell
lie struck on the back OF his head and killed instantly
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"SANDALINE" hair LIFE
- RESTORES HAIR OK BALD HEADS OR MONEY
REFUNDED
MutbinerQ.


IOVSESMITH'S stock. too's and machinery. clos
~ ing out cheap at 20 Howard 81, rear