New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
=, oSp or THE Jg sEY CATTLE SALE.

CIosE OF THE JG SEY CATTLE SALE.
TIa continuation sale of Jersey cattle was closed
nj the American Horse Exchange Yesterday. ne nc
sale comprised sxty-nlnt head ron me heaoS Vi
ySsss o. lnd.; A George Blanchard Brother,
Of portland Men W. L. r W sO G%lliyer
OF Of W SndO9e1. Mass Charles K Chrsty Of
stamford. Conn. and Mrs. G. j. Wemple
Of ,S.0 TSe t i'ScS
cav and higher prices we're the rule. Among the
best were ~ $50 paid by J. f. Prentiss for the COW
Charity of ST Lambert, by Stoke Pogls 81; 9ul VI
Flora # st: Lambert offered by RS Eliza NJ 39ny,
ST. 400 paid by j. IL. Clark for the bull ing h4
by stoSc POgs 9TH out of Li So OF So Co.. the cow
Silver Hair. bv Lord Aylmer. out OF Anei,a %nrge
by Charles Todd. of BROOKLYN and SOFA ny for me
Bamchafd BTothsT bringing nS st the 6ighe. price
of the sale was awarded to Vlanney +, uS 10 ,50
average price for has i've highest o Srstng the
highest price and sold by the breeder, was az
e. A. ?. Darling, the, average oe,nr P-''
Speeches were made by the priIe-"in"'i'
LAWYER ASSAULTED BY A MAoOH'
william Hooper Harris, a rebel major. of No; ll9
East Thirty hist. was CHARGED wi.n Chicago
is rs in the Yorkville Police Court YESTERDAY;
VT. Tewkesbury said that some 'l hasem sSf
at No SOL FIfth-ave., and opened commission
business 1t thrived for time and then oegan ~
decline, ana eventually nrlh iOi VIM -
iewkesbury vas counsel obtalned Juus 'ne ,
against Siurgis for some $50, 600. he atter gave
Iewkesbury a bill of sale OF the Office iutht'Ie III
part payment of his indebtedness, ana tIle a"fo
iook possesson lie soon learned, however lnat
Correll hal gwen TO the firm OF l.. "A. hen'
- Co n bill of sale of the same property
Going TO tie lace 70 inquire INTO tle n9ttoi
he met Major Harris who is IN the employ OF Kent
a Co.. at the door, and was forbidden to enter
compromise was agreed on aud the lawyer returned
20 tie office or Friday to report the TACT 10 otlgs
The maiOr however, took the matter IN mana, anu
proceeded to throw the lawyer over CHAIR, 10 peat
aud kick him. spraln his an le anu scratch ms ~
Major arrested. I he major told the Court thai ne
had acted in ~elf-defence. Justice Duhy held hll1
IN bail to answer.
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST A BISHOP.
The General Conference of the Zion MethOdlsts
at West Tenth aud Blocker ST., yesterday was
busy with the case of Bishop William IL. hllleTy,
who was suspended several months ago charged
with buylng aud using intoxicating liquors ana re-
fusing to pay for them and some groceries. inc
bill was posted IN grocery IN san FRANCISCO
Some complaints of a more serious nature were dlSo
made. The case comes from the Kentucky Con
ference where the charges were investigated ny q
committee that decided they were not sustained
The presiding officer, Bishop Hood. disSented from
that conclusion and brought the matter TO the
General Conference, which, after an exciting dis
cussion sustained his rulings. The matter is now
before the Conference for its action tomorrow
Last week il was considered III executive session.
Bishop ililery is the Youngest OF i've bishops ana
an eloquent pulpit orator. Much sympathy was
EXPRESSED for him after his defence ana deblal Oh
the charges, but when each Bishop reported lhe
minors and charges associated with his name, the
effect was shown III the vote sustaining BISHOP
Hoods ruling.