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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-20

On page six of this issue may be
found the result of the voting in Han
cock county at the election on Septic.
This table was printed last week, but
at that time returns from Long Island
and Isle au Haut had not been re-
ceived. and in the rush of compiling
the returns as they came in from the
various towns, sveral mistakes were
made in the totals. The table this
week has been carefully revised, and
will. we think, be found entirely cor
rect
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-20

Tie State senate is soiidiy repub-
hcan. and the house can boast of but
six democrats Won't that seXtette
feel lonesome at Augusta this winter!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-20

A Gardiner farmer was given an
object lesson in tariff reform enc day
recently when he brought to dealer
three sheep pelts for which ne has
usually received 81 and was offered
only forty cents. When the farmer
asked the reason Cor the Sudden dro0
IL 5s.el lie d.a'- aa t-ee3 ''siat'.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-20

THE tariff" The farmer was one of
the strongest of democrats at the last
presidential election, and one of the
foremost "howlers'' for tariff re
form" 1t is dangerous now for one
Of his republican neighbors, over
whom he crowed SO loudly in 1892. to
ask what he thinks of tariff reform.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-20

business Notices.
TapleE'. Bread Winner" out-wear- all other
shoe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-20

O. p. tCNNINGHAM, Judge
Attest -CH.s. p. DoKR, Register.
Atrac COPY, titest &c II Is p DOHR. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-20

STATE MAINE.

H.NcccS.ss.--Nt a court Of probate held at
3 nchlIl. the second Wednesday Of
- :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rnnalo oct. Is-Cattle-Re"ep,s iast - h2urs ca NJ" |
hcsd. total FOR week far. 80 heaI' ioI a.,,
,ine lac. week 1900 head; consigned through, 80
head; To- New York 40 head on saie, ar t,cs,,
,ncnod and c.os.d dull; nothing d"hS' Iius - 5na
T., 81 hurs $50 head: total for week mus idi DID,"
ho,d- Tor sane tim. last week. i.m hraH ''uSisl''
,,ri,h 2 20, head: 10 New-York. 200 hrai On sl'.
900 mead: market opened At yestriH!H ~ In
49,, e; % Workers - 3cT 81 -. ~ me ,'s'
s~oios sold q, 81 H. ordinary grades al sI'S2 ~ =
i,r,he Rcc.pts last - hours b"J l'i"; t''i -.
vesk thus far - l"o head; for am o I'm =, ~
q, 500 head. consigned through J. ~" ,,,".I
%rt cno head ON sdl.. HOO head mnK't @p.h'i
~ ,Ii,,, si,nistIn closed dull: fuily 10y re't WI
a. r-, hes native lambs -. Canada. - Vs.. l,n 49,
Zinc e. Oasi culis. 81 - 3 -, Ia' SNIP o.;
rrxn"ri 81 25nS; 80. best sheep s-~'pS- 49, ''' - -
az . Iibertv Penn Oc.. lSCa'tie- Receipts ,snt
,,,lc, e,coIy nj unchanged prices prime -
GOOD 81 5oa<5: good butchers ;" ~ , -, coss
60 ,0, e. II. fair light steers. 81 i'p - -" E'i
- t3,ps - yoaS3 fiogs-IuE fair; market iDM'n =,
nbtos s. 3pas5 30 host Workers and miHel ,? ~
= e. - co,nrnnn To- fair Workers. 50 l"h$' H. pigs -
(,S5 good SOW - 23n$5; hogs ana r"usn w. W
4sI Sheep-Supply light. extra sheep S,"S" al 81
snc.p. 81 $ogs2 20: , ;a,r Ca e ~
,inu Sto X Yards chicago oct N-'attr- f'ec'lP,a'
=, 600 head MARKET nrner Common - ezra S'eeI'
e. S5asG H. stockers and feeders S-1S" ~" - ,p
Inns S0s2 30 calves 81 2jHSj - Hogs -fSc'p's
Ilaavv 81 p common 20 choice N.Y. - g. =,
ch.ica assorted oJdS5 10 light ~ 1tISi W. ptN;
ga ~ Receipts 1850 head. Nart"t weak i'
fcrjr 20 choice I5cas3, lainfs, - -'HS ,"o ,d Mar
kc, slower prices steady NaiYe steer. - 2'l - D..
nn,,s a go1so - Texas steers S2HS@ 30 IioGs te-
ocnts : oG, head Market steady and strong ,t'tNY'
g, Sass. mixed 81 5OHSi 20, Hight 81 '"nNt ~ Hnr,p
Southwest mixcd 81 23aS2 -; natives S-HF- u" ''''S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

Chicago Oct. Is (Sp"r!aD.-Wh"at today was firm. al
vancing I2c holding half Of Il. Ncw-York did the
bulling here Liverpool evidently furnished The in
SEPARATION for NewYaTk. December opened j2izc sold
52@.c and $3.50. and closed al 52i.c. Higher
Liverpool cables the factor. together with uinors
Argentine that the there had been injured by
hail. The Western weather perfect. the Northwest
had last Continental cables
Iaicr. Export from the scaboard " oyer
bushels. There some cash business done here
bushels The trade is deferred from entering
campaign by fear Of increased receipts There
has been the elevator capacity here II
3OO0Ooo about half ~ it is ready. The elevators
will bring grain 90 M this up The Price Current
rather bullish declaring that the feeding II wheat
being maintained.
com dull keeping within range Of &C. and
closing under Wednesday The receipts were
AS the estimate for tomorrow. 100. 'Th" Price
Currct' said the condition OF the crop unchanged
the into consumption Increasing.
Charters were made for only GoOOo. oats dull
q corn. but little steader. May sold between 32.c
and 32izc ana closed al 32ac sellers. Receipts were
liberal III the estimate for Friday. lGJ
Provisions dull the range in January product being
2sc -. There quite drop however. in
2Oc. because OF cash demand There Were
hogs. the estimate for Tomorrow IS,UpJ.
on curb puts December wheat clo'ed '"i.c.
calls a. 52s.c. puts May closed 49, calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
4 BIG FUSS OVER A CUR.

John 6. Muzzo, OF No. > Baxter-st. began an
action in the supreme Court yesterday before Judge
Beach against simon Brodsky. OF No. Baxter-st..
and Michael II. Carroll policeman Of the Eliza
beth-st station. for 5000 damages for false arrest
and thereby hangs tale II appears that on July
Is lsq, Muzzio and Brodsky were neghbors as
they are now BrOdsky owned a dog Of uncertain
breed and blood. which was of a nomadic nature
and occasionally wandered into Muzzio's establish
ment on July IS 1882. aforesaid the dog appeared
and MuzZ!o foll to work. and after short struggle
the dog came out of the battle minus an eye.
Then Brodsky appeared, and when he saw what
had happened TO his pet he set sail FOR the once
of the Bcrgh society. There he told his story, ana
after they had sent man TO Kill the one-eycd dog
which was bowling in agony. they advised Broisky
10 have Muzzio arrested. Policeman Carroll was
sent to make the arrest. Muzzio was locked in the
station for hours and finally released by
Judge Duffy in the Tombs Police Court.
Since this occurrence Muzzio has been thinking
the matter over. and he finally came TO the con
ciusion that 5000 would be the balm TO heal his
wounded sensibties and repay him Tor the IN
dignity OF being confined in station house eel;
Judge Beach dismissed the complaint as to the
policeman but allowed the case to 90 10 the jury
,,non the question OF damages against Brodsky.
The Jury after considerable debera ton. found a
verdict against Brodsky for 8 cents damages. This
verdict carries costs in favor OF the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

30 cars for

TO, making with held yesterday % cas ,
s.Ie Trade was standsth ana pIl.s oo ,ha
ant fraction lower. attempt maze 10 ,trd,,s
stock would have resulted in disastrous Oied..
TO shippers The dead meat market u "S ,nt
eIr,to.l and VIII reeied Is more
more slaughterers Tn" nea'y recepus ,, Sex
lroseeI ,nuton added 20 the city slaughtered stoOh'
tcan the sIprlv FAR ia advance Of the demand or con-
sumption Even the free shipments OF i've sneep
Europe have little apprecasla erect upon rhe spP -
in Eastern and Western markets. but a p't.'l ,Losa
both lamb and would extend the vs. vi -.
meats To tables upon which the latter aftoie II ,ia ~,
found Ordinary good sheep sold at SZis" pc. w, ~
common TO prime lambs at S3aS4 % Dressed Hu,'o"
slow At 3G6c per NJ dressed lambs easier AT 49, q,
Sales--D. Mcpherson CO.. ~ Michlgan Ht'vs -
II, average al 81 - pcr NJ DO do G3 ID AT - 80.
10 state d. "a ~ 81 30 2i7 Western shee ~ 'o' at
81 l73 Kentucky do. i07 h. at 81 90 ~ -. :,
Il Collins: - state lambs. ~ 10. at - 90 on 90,
"a 10 81 80; II state sheep. 50 H. at - 'o do' %
Halen6ecs & Hollis: 1913 state lambs few sheep g.
: Judd s CO.: SO State lambs 20 ~ at 81 p; IS 40
60 10 90 90 do 30 ~ at 50; l. state sheep ioV
u harrington 20 MichIean lambs 81 n. at a, g.. 90:
1913 ID Sheep. - ~. at So So az 49, % Il" ~
-: a06 Western sheep. 81 10. At " 81 ,oh oo,
UOGS-Rcceipts. IL cars. or $50 h'ad, OF Nn'.n Lo
head Tor sale There little steadler TONE 10 we
narke prices unchanged. Reported S!Ics WI VIZ
al per 100 ~ for good medium ana Isnnt sH' az
late Yesterday bunch 81 choice DO sold ~ - % ''u
trv dressed weak at 6ikdSi.c for extreme weights .
s. 80 per 10 Wednesday. - state hos" -
: sanders Late Wednesday, 20 state hogs l'o ID
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
COURT CALENDARS For TO-DAY.

Supreme Corrt-Gr1era Term-Recess.
supreme --Chambers-Bcfore Barrett. J.-Court
opens at 1890 Motion calendar called at II
Supreme Cour-Special Term-Par I-Betre ingrahsm.
Law and fact: Nos 1874 l4i5. 1865. 1860 i6s tG3
l;u l2sj. l2s6 1861. 1871 1919. 1893
1906 1909 1910 1915. 1906 .221 Case unfinished
supreme CourtSp"cal Tem-Part lI-iefore Patterson.
J.-Eievated Railroad Case unfinished.
Supreme Court-Specia Term-Iart III-Before Russell
J-causes oe sent from Pari Tor tra!. Case un-
finished
Circuit CourtPart I-Defore Lawrence. J.-Causes q
be from Part III for trial. Case unfinished.
Circuit Cour-Part lI-Before Andrews. causes n
be from Part III for trial. Case unfinished.
Circui, Cour-Par IIIBefore q Bren. J.short
Nos 1910 ga 1902 1910. i7s, J292 5l50 1880 1853
6o6i. 1896. 22,ls i,o5 $40: 1905 soI2 s2a5 Day cal
cndar: Nos. 100 2S5 PIGS 2iI3 4T3G 2252 23l2 23l1
232s,. 2344 1855 24o9 2ti5 24je Clear
Court-Part IN-Bcfore Beach. J.-Causcs be
from Part III for trial Case unfinished
Superior Court-Specal Term-T'efore Giderseeve. j.
Motions.
Superior Court-Equy Term-Before Dugro. Mos
42i 4S3 473 5i2. t3 $40. j72 Clear.
Superior Court-Tria Term-Part Before sedgwick
c. Mos. t.Ss $50. 81 1Ss. 400. SIG Clear.
Superior Court-Trial Term-Part Ii-Before Freedman
J.-Nos. Sc. 562. 1853 ISL. 500. l23s 6i2 Clear.
Superior Court-Tria Term-Part IlI-Adtourned for the
term.
Sutrogate's Court-Cha nbers-Before Arnold. S.-Mo
ton calendar called at 1880 a. m Wills for probate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
PROVISIONS BIT the BOARD or ESTIMATE.

At the meeting Of the Board OF Estimate yes
teriay the Police Department asked for sSIf NJ
and got s. ST., s., 90 exclusive Of Ai.fD granted the
Bureau Of Elections The total increase over 1894
Is S15S ga. due TO salaries which were raised by
acts Of the Legislature. An Increase of $1,000 for
100 new policemen allowed. The Police Com
missiOners asked for "A secretary for each commits
soner at a salary OF 81. 800 each. Mr.. Murray said
that it was absolutely necessary that the Item be
passed Mayor Gilroy couldn't see what there was
AT police Headquarters that would require tho at
tendance Of four secret aries. However. Two secr"-
taries were finally allowed. at total OF E.fD.
There was a request for 5000 for a steam launch
and The usual demand OF $4,000 for a police signal
system. but they were knocked from the list. A
request for s.; for putting the police wires under
ground was cut 5000 pending investigation.
The Fire Department was next taken up. PresI.
don, ScanneU asked for 81 81. SO an increase OF
s70o The department finally received S20l2f2l.
The Building Department received &i1pl. and
the Tax Department sl+ 400, an increase OF $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS.

New York. October Is 1877
Bi:EVES-Nn fresh arrivals reported and trading
Feeling dan ara weak city dressed native Sides quiet
NJ 6fi'' n Tor Inferior choice quality beef
dull ~ |i-GGi.c No later cable adylccs No shipments
to-day To- foreign ports.
cALNES-Reccpts 3G2 head. Of which 237 head At Six
ii"hs Feeling Is. ,iiasscrS sold At 81 JOdf2 -
@ IL. ordinary t. good veas n sjn<i 20. car ~ VIZ
gind calves. mainly lcas <iGsI best bucks.
calves. ,5HSS No calves offered. CITY
dressed vclls firm 3ni:i.c and few fancy selected
carcarseS brought 1c dressed In fair demand
sale dressed steady n5c little calves firm
5HGi:,
SaesM. Collins: - Virginia calves i2> II average. AT
s. per 100 No. - d. 2i2 ~ at 81, IL III To-
81 -. 10 do. ~ H.. 81 10.
Halentcck 6 Hollis II vcals. 1913 N. 81 80: do
6j 10. at g. 30; do i6i ID. AT 81 - 1919 H.
81 10
:. Judd CO.. veals. 100 N. s. so do IA H. at
81 ~. do 1870 IL at Sd: do tCullsb. 40 N. 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receip,s. - cars. or 10 pal
head-l2 direct 10 butchers and % for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

Liverpool oct -. . - 3. Reef Extra India mess
dLl At 80 81: prime mess dun Gos Pork Prime
mess Western ln". at 1u- 10. medium easy At
Us ID Hams short ut. about ~ {" III ~. dul at
iJs. Bacon Cumberland about = ~ ~. dan -
~ Gl. short rib. about - H. ,uli Oa lung clear
ntll"s. about 81 H.. dun lDa long and short clear
l. H. At Jls I Cheese American finest white and
c'lorcd T1llpw- prim. Cotton
rcri oil Liverpool refined spirits ~
turp~niin" steady .os 81. Common a
No red winter steady ~ Is nd No rcd spring.
duh ~ - 81 Flour -. Louis fancy winter dun
~ 81. Corn Mixed Western spot hrm NJ l. Sud.
October firm Is - rllcr sd:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Nev-York. October IS 1924.
CoTTON-The got consdernhlr conigI "u, %, ,'
., taLc cotton freely. their takingS lh'" N'S'''"S .
tav amounting - on bales. During me ,sy
MET q narrow rdn-". closing @''".H-
irsr "a The Lowest prices 81 the DAY. WIN ne" rs ~
,,ir,s liG go bales. southern
,,r,'.ts yer, lower cases. though mo
ccrcr,iIv unchanged element ~ w"afn"ss was W
H.,,v offerings ~ spot cotton from All sections "l ~
cotton bolt especially from firm alone 'rci',nS "
bales. Prices AT when ms ''l"n t"'
oTered were generally from lldd'sr hr"" Pu,',t,'s
Tho rar.p's at running iriNN. l'''''.
received to-day oro bales. against IL l-'"S hs,
week and H. 100 bale. Last year. This max ,h'
ro- The i've lays this about 5000 bales, htlh'
ii bales for nj. week last year Inc r'''IH ~
interior towns this week viii be about -rl'r, hh.9,
arsnst I>9Vg bales last year. II - pf"hdl" la' @
receipts AT ports the week Will sh'w about 'r"
halcs against $40 200 bales week AMI $3.50 bales
last "a. 81.
Opening and close to-day ana c'osins "'s '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston oct. 1S--Thc wool market IL very steady and
there considerable selling In quiet way. Transac-
lions for $4,000 pounds. Ohio ecccs
AT for y. l9c Xxx and Xxx and above and
for 20 /. Michigan X Is dull lGu1Ic. Washed
conlblng wool sold moderately 2ia23c Onto
!aine 2lG2c. and Michigan AZ lsc per pound In un-
understandable neeces there have been
sales OF Michigan l2Hl6c pound. quality
Territory woods have been in good demand. large
1896 for fine and fine medium and 3on32c for medium
Spring Texas ga l2c Oregon at i0aI2c. and California
lie pound. Fair sales OF pulled AT
20a2+c. Australian woo. quiet and firm at 9a23c
quality. small lots of Cape sold l5118c and Natal
at 2oc Southampton pulled wool sold well 2IQ2sc.
cleaned carpet wool dJl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
MEDAL or HONOR LEGION TO MEET

The hfth annual convention Of the Medal OF
Honor Legion vii be held in this city next Mon
day and Tuesday. At the Holland House Monday
morning there will be business meeting, and in
the evening a dinner. The next day the hundred
legioners who are expected from far and near, will
visi, Hagenbcck's Trained Animals at Madison
Square Garden. At the dinner toasts will be
sponded by Amos J. Cummings General James
H. @ Beirne General C. II. r. Coils. General Daniel
Rutterfed. General Wheclock 6. Neazcy. General
George W. Mindi John II. Cook Colonel James
Quinan, Colonel Edward VI. Knox Captain Harry
MAY Munsell and Major John ID. Terry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

:. nos. There iq very little in ihn marx 800
ronnrt oxcopting undertone OF n, o 55d96o for
ftit-Ain ros steady; exports reported ,p-l' ,,,,
,7o IONS .TIN-Th'rc was almost no "a rho market
N ssv a, Il 700 80 FOR spot and 'o" sn At
,',r, "a Anril sales Change "rt" - III, ~ b,Li
The n"Nt auction .Ais :" hen IL 900 picus Will be
sold TEAD-Markct dull and easy easy I' ., 2 ioi. ..
offerings and small demand Spo, ,osdy ~ 4oG3 ~ p
- " V.rI NOISY Cooksor's IL quoted AZ n,fo' i"''' =
20 ,nI United states French star !" 80 r, o,r.
n,o ~, SC. do for rcmoltng 53c; No :. -" ,,, Ma
TROVIsIONS-Dull and about s'a az, s -
tc ln saics 100 bbls Mess quoted q, 81 2n> -
prin. si3 aOnsIt BEEF Market ,,ra I,Ia
asie sass 80 p1GNs'A Ms MnrEet quiet si'a
ms m H." sn, and at chicago. <7aSi7 90
EEssr; HOGS-Mnrc easy: 100 NJ pa9 t a. p,cti"I
The whG Eng o at ciasns at .assc Tor 10 to -
u, Picked shoulders Mark" Gii,t osing At org7ioc
allow Marirt steady dosing at 4'.c' sni|S' l
iiis ~ ,t,c . STEARINE Market dul,, " N' !, rt
quoted o. and qco At ,:ranci &c for con-
49,. nd : io' for south America compound o"D :.
options ci,sod At zoe nominal. for october anu " ''
"Ss Tt Ti r"e marie, considerable ,trcg'H
orirc To- tie scarcity Of spot goods ann ~, corn
teeping up ", a. quote: carolina ana
49,, =, ,,rln,rv q. &C low. fair ~ iar. ''2"'s,
good T., rrinc 4s.n5c. choc" ~ fnn2H; tfno 40
Hc,i ,,4o c Java SAT; Japan. -nSt'' ain III
=, Il, in bond :'n3 -. Eangoon. "'sa"'s'' 90 III "'
The market Tor raw sugar is as dull as hereto
,r AMI ,,Iues are entirely nominal ~ cay ~ or ~,
-, The Londnn mnrk~; dul for cane"
Il'AS,"s io a. f,ir refining 81 Beet STEADY
prices fuliv maintained IN" unchanged bass %, Tvs ~,
October Novem,er. r." Iira@h cT,p !, i,b 'onI
I, ,n,,aers that mono is coming forward - the nlel
states. and it Is not likely 20 untl tn"' Is ,"b,uf MAJ
,,i,i ,hangs tho amount ~ business benz IlTh' ana
prices still quoted the basis OF sc for sr"nuI"''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

Louise White John y Henderson; Eliza s. BiooN'
Christopher Clark solomon B. Cllmann Thomas ,rd -
Martin Mcrslir George Thlcrblach al p ,
surrogae's Court-Trial Term-Before Fitzgerald >
day calendar
Ploas-Spec!al Term-Before GiegeTlch' D.
Motions. ~, ~.
So 81 -, 49, Ease DIMINISHED
Common rleas-Triai Ter-Fart I,beore padyi
i2s l2s5 iis$ ico5 i2?G 22e l2l? III l2as i2'e
common Pleas-Trial Term-Part Il-Before Book
staver. JCauses 10 be from Part for trial 'Iear
Common Pleas-Tral term-Part lll-Adjournei Tor the
CITY Court-special Term-Before Nevburger. J-Mo-
lions.
Nos as 57e sos 10 9iG 50 81, Ga; g.; S7c Sc
rs >s3 so s4os 1914 322 CAL GO 194 So $50 clear
MY low i6 e. rG s"3 "a de S, @ a7a @
13. 80, los. 40 az. ss7, 9l?. "21 1s9l case I'M
finished.
Cl,y Court.Tral TemPar, IInBefo1c Ehrlich C. DO
769 o6l. 527 7GG $50 2o7, SOC sos. %? ot4 loNo
IO-o 1851. 1853. 1851 1855 los6 l0s1 JOSS. los? case
city Court-Trial Term-Part Iv-Refore Van Wyck. j.
Short Nos 1915. Isl 1899; 2lSt 2lt3 SIs,
lG22 23ls $50 1871 %;5i 2s' 1s'E' 22" 2''' --'i'
232c, 2219, 22l9. Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Barrett. J.
Davis vs. Haywood-Wilson l.. Cannon.
Schreyer William II. Willis.
Sommers IS. Cottentin-Thomas Allison
BY Russell. J.
Van Meerbeke Thomas-tliford W. Hartridge.
BY Lawrence. !.
Wentworth Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron
Company-Jesse X. Furong.
Common Pleas
BY Gegerich J.
Chashmore vs.. German Evangelical Lutheran. etc
Thomas McAdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
MRS. C. MAuBEc GETS A SEPARATION

l.
Judge Pryor OF the Court Of Common Pleas, after
listening 10 the evidence of Mrs. Mary Maubec In
her suit for a separation from her husband Charles
Maubec. has decided that she was entitled 70 de-
of separation. bat as 10 the permanent ali
mony TO be awarded her. ne said that he would
send that question To a referee 10 take testimony
concerning the income Of her husband.
Mr. Maubec is in the wholesale wine and liquor
business having an office al No. IS Cadar-si. Mrs.
Maubec is the daughter Of nr. William ID. Jourdan.
of Missouri. and granddaughter Of John Sewer,
of Knoxville. once Governor Of Tennessee she WAS
a woman OF wealth prior IL her marriage to Mau-
bee which took place in san Francisco, on VI arch
. 1883 Prior to that time she was the wife or John
Shawhan. Mrs. Maubec said that soon after their
return from Europe where they went on their we'd
ding trip, her husband became addicted 70 the ex-
cesslve use Of intoxicating liquors. and also had d
strong attachment for other women. She had no.
ticed this in 1892. 4 female friend had come 10
visit them while they were living at No. % West
Twenty-fifthst., and insisted upon staying In their
apartments Mrs Maubcc testified that this woman
told her that she would not leave the house. ana
that she (Mrs. NauDec) mist 90 before she dll.
These wOrds proved 10 be true for her HUSBAND
had put her out of the house and declined TO 1--we
with her under any circumstances. He had ais
beaten her a number Of times. Mrs. Maubec said
that her husbands incOm. was about *".HNl year.
While the srii has been pending h. has ben paying
her Sl25 a month. under an order of the court lie
did not appear 10 defend the case yesterday Dut
was represented by counsel. He contends that MS
income is large as his wife says ii Is Mrs
Maubec has suit pending against MTs. B0Nmfn'
with whom. she says, her husband mas Dreh HVlils'
10 recover $1,000 damages FOR the alienation Of his
uefpc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
A VERDICT AGAINST THE WORLD"

a VERDICT AGAl.NSl mn NCi'H'''
THE Jury AWARDS 5000 DAMAGES TO THE
AUTHORIZES OF THE WORLDS FAIR ODE.
The trial of the suit of Miss Harriet Monroe OF
Chicago against the Press Publishing Company
(.The New York Norld') 10 recover S"V" DAM
ages for publishing her Worlds Fair ode without
her permission and with many errors. was resumed
yesterday Thursday before Judge Shipman IN the
United States Circuit Court. and resulted in VIC
tory for the plaintiff.
The testimony put in Wednesday. and j. NJ
Bowers for The World and Mr.. Mccarthy for
Miss Moore addressed the jury. Mr.. Bowers said the
errors complained of in the printing OF the poem
were trifng: that the worst error was the trans
position Of a couplet. while most Of the mistakes
were in the use OF one wrong word for the word in
the original
Mr.. Mccarthy. for the complainant. declared that
1.-The World" had deeply injured Miss Monroes rep
utaton. 60
How was this papers boosted circulation built
up?" he exclaimed. II say its circulation has been
built up largely in disTegarding the right o. others
as II has dsregarded my clients rights.
Judge Shipman charged the jury for half an
hour.
The jury was out for fifteen minutes and returned
with verdict of 5000 damages against The
World
Miss Monroe ana her father and mother left the
courtroom highly delighted No motion for appeal
mas taken.
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