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. irti Bandelph-slwM lirb'ge Saturday, for whlrh
f*"J.(lriJirt him was punished n» Ilia loss «if |jf*r Jin
[**“ ..Tim srhf Josou Parker Irlrd the samo feat on
p,.Ji4irrol bridge. and miip nway mlnm her lew
«l Flift lilnliiM llio Inn Tarrant. whkß »ai lowing
{.fatUie lime, for Ihe mishap....The lArge Bum*,
®Mrh was reported ml* sing, arrive tat tide port Hatur
a.rsjfe and t mmd. Hot* cargo and crow were In ffr»U
S.I. condition....The new |>iop Joint Prldgeon,
H of the Barilla h Ornnrl Trunk Line, tiiillt
i nalroll (hiring the past wlnt'-r, n tic «?rli.tloii of
hiehhaa heretofore been given, atrlveil hernycsler
m tot Hit Aral time. She in a flnc-lroklng craft, and
t»il *dat te l for central buslneis. Him brought hero
Mfpeof ll"U ami minenl, cud her owner, Mr. John
Jr*» «rrivsd ( ' n l"’ifl of her....Harbor-
Uuier Carey I" sulKtlng much annoyance from (lie
StttUitied attempt cf veanet Oantnln* to place more
*h»nil*vewla abreast at the lumber market wb«n
Jwf« are iw> already on the other able, Urns closing
Ln tli* channel. With nix ve*atl* on one aide and two
»a ibe other, it leave* Ju*t rnoiiffli room to allow vo*.
®j. to wws through. Vessel-men will In lure (help
Mm intercHln If they do not adhere to the rules of the
fiirboriuuater,...Tho owners of lumber vessels
,ho made *n agreement similar to the
Ltloaw agreement the other day, will
kohl another meeting this afternoon at Urn
“« c# «t the Chicago Dry-Dork Company. Though
the Bpreement Is a good one, nml If parried out would
(to mooli towards maintaining reasonable rates, still
ala not behoved that the movement will he a sucrrM,
‘ II «ill bo a hard matter to secure the rei iMto nnm
uref seventy-live vessels, Cuusldorab’o Je/nusy ox
i,(j among Ins vrimin vessel-owners, and ratio always
ojnkslhu other is trying to gel the host of him, ami
Uucforo many fight sliy of this movement.
uii.wauxkb.
Tb* achr Moiklng-lHrd, which stranded south sf
lUjbatbor Uol Tiiumliy nljht, has l>etu pulled oil.
gbe suffered but little damage....The eteamibip For
tit CUT became JanuUcil lu the draw of Spring si reel
bjjjjo Saturday moralni, damaging the ccnlre pier
fooeirhat. Hhe was relievo 1 from tho predicament by
{no tugs... Business at this port Is uuuaually dull j
but few vessels bio arriving ur going.
LAKES ST. CLAIM AND HURON.
UKTHOtT.
Tbo Detroit Frt« Prera has the following In regard
(o the bus) elision of rules by tho Inlciiiailunnl IJjanl
pf Lake Underwriters : " The International Board of
jjk« Uudciwrllcra met nt Niagara Tulle Thursday,and
tietciult of the meeting was tint their rates ou car
goes and hulls were suspended. Thu news was tele*
graphed to this port, and slmost Immediately (ho varl
ctu agents were busy, Three of the Inrgfsl boat-own
tn btro were offered polijlcs ut wuothe day be
ton refused to pay Thun ends tho iusuraucu
doubles, and cut and alufh is tbo <.rJcp of the duy.
jiolugor insurance asHot-iatiun will nmko matturn
Ilvrly here. Tho cnly fcucccscfiil (omUnalion teems to
la that of the lumbur-burg-i 0wn0i»,”....1Tl lay after
ocou tbo achr T. B, like, while attempting to
cel under way, und while getting In
bar anchor, went wnh ibe wind imtilshu shuck Urn
wbcei-huueo of tho itu.r Buuihilcn. uml damaged her
to the amount of about f.VJ.. ..Trld iy afttrnoon tbo
to j Winslow left thin port for the point on tbo river
vbeio the itmr ICuwcuir.w is ashuic. Tha Winslow
tried to pull her off, but up to latest advices her efforts
bate not been rewarded with success,... The J’oht of
bieltth says : “ The schr Jutnei Hawyer, while passing
this pert yeeterday, In tow of the prop C. C.unplicli,
was Guarded by (ho Miir.-hut und ilt.olud lor Tuo
Ultwas bruught against brr l>y lu; schr l.xly B iller-
Id, h) the mutter uf a CoUlstou wln h hapiK<cod List
itimincr. Tho (lawyer Was delnlmd but u low hnprs.
The hip. Favorite then lim'td ber to Malden, where tho
fiil_pbetl «tl Wdlilig fur her "
LAKE ERIE.
TRIE.
cj nf ThtCMragn Trl' •i t-
£bi&, iti., Mi.y H.~Several vtut-cln tmu Chicago
for Uunulo patecd here yesterday and cue tills morn
ing,... The sehr Harvest Queen, from Marb'e'icad for
Uds port, ww caught lu the terrible storm of tVodncs
d*y, ami driven down the lake. She succeeded lu uu*
Urinß Tort Oolboruc, wltli her foresail and ma.uail
split. atro left for thla port jc.dorday....TLe prop
Jlemlola, of Iho UufTaJu k Hugiuuw Lumber Lino,
trklch Triutored here, left for Saginaw yesterday, Lav
login tow the srlir Evening Star, of buffalo, and iho
low-hargoe American Giant and li. U. Catlln, of Ragi>
asw, i understand they bar* been chartered to carry
lurcher for Kctchum & Co., of this port, at canbratcs,
~,.Th0 eebra Wuucoma and Monitor, of buffalo,
Uft port in tow of iho prop Amei, Wcducs
day morning, cud were struck by tho atorm oil
Cleveland. Tho Araxes being a mull propeller, saw aho
could tow thovussels along, let go, and woo oil like a
shutdown tho lake. Suu onlricd thin harbor Very
easy, and. after coaling up, left the Paine evening to
bunt up her town. \\ hen tuo propcllor let go, the two
schooners succeeded lu catting off their anchors, but
Ike wind blow bo strung aud the scuu were to rough
Ural they were oontiuuully dragging their anchors,
beelng their plight, » strung tug irum Clovchmd wont
out sud succeeded lu reaching the Waucimu. Whoa
that vessel, driven by tbo wind, kit tho log, inflicting
•mru damages, another tog came out and succeeded
la tow.ng tbo schooner end tug In. Just us lucy wero
tomlog in the Uue parted ntul Iho Waucomn was
dashcu against the nlor, hut was inildu far ouough to
itvo herself. Tho tug attached another Uho
tnd gut her In safely. Sho will have to
btdry.dockcd for repairs. At Cleveland somo of the
itilura who (hipped on her from here deserted tho
veuel and c&mu uack to Erie. It npixura that the
CapUlu wanted them to do too much work, and an
tie; had not signed any jmjicre (hey kit....Tho ochr
Monitor anchored oil the west plor and wan towed in
yesterday....The uthra Trenton and Miami belle
uft lor Toledo Teilurday.... Tuo schr Mary Uft tor
tori Hlaniey yesterday. 1 undeMana that iho will
mn from there to here this season, us long n» them U
lay grain to carry....The first veascla to arrive hero,
through from Chicago this season, uro the props
Merchant and Alaska, and their consorts, (he solars
Allegheny and bchnjlklll. They ai rived lust evening,
sad tho Alaska immediately commenced to unload her
grain at Elevator b. They will j robably luavo for
Chicago this evening, light, as there is no
coal hero for them to carry up. Our coal-doairr*
think they will have plenty soon, as a portion of
ike miner* have again gona to work....Beamon's
wages frem this port are 15n to It; several have
skipped as low as fli and f2J per Tnnuth....Tba prop
Alpena and echr If. F, Merry arrived from Toledo
(bis morning. They leave for Toledo this evening fur
cargoes of grnlu. Cupt. Them, of tbo Alpena, Hays he
(ageing to runes long as there Is ou> thing to curry,
inti then lay up. Tide la her sixth trip to this port
this season,... The props tialliut sad Itlodlvlllu and
Uitlr tows, the barges Gardner and Keepsake (Anchor
tJnc), left llsy C.ty for this port laden with lumber
Wednesday, bud arc ixpeotcu bero soon....The 17. S.
steamer Michigan left her dock this morning and
coded up at burton Urea*, duck. Shu will lay tin*
thomi out In the buy until her departure fur Mutroit,
stout the noth Instant.
ncrm.o.
EptrM lU»pa(rhto Tl>» (Jhteaco TVlShiis.
BrrrALo, May 10.—Stmrs Badger BUt«, Plymouth,
Uuhawk, Wavorly, Ketchum ond barge, and Butter
tame iulo port to-day, Also, tho aai<« Clara Dtrkcr,
Duadilla, BeaMnl, Kate Bailing, Gotdan West, Butch-
H Boy, J.U. Head, Harvest Home, and Saatuan, The
prop Mohawk arrived at o'ght and reported wind west
ind leo moving down, with every probability of again
lloilug our harbor. BhcuUo ropbrtod passing Colin
Citapbcll with thu dismasted schr Sawyer In low near
Umgpoint,
The Cannirrcfai AdcerlUtr. of Friday statsi that
lbs schr Scotia, from Ghlcogu, came in sight Thursday*
tfternoon. In tho evening she made signals for a
tug, but, as U was thought useless to attempt bringing
ker lo during the uluht, no assistance wus sent until
kalf-paet 0 o’clock this morning, when the Bryant aud
Ssrdner started out. At half-post 10 o’clock Friday
horning the tic.tin was in the tie cl of Ice over toward
ue south shore, some C or 7 mite# from (he harbor,
thu lugs above mentioned vrao uUo iu Uiu Ice.
irobably about thu same distance out, but nearer
ho north shore. The eehra Sunrise and UuadllU
love iu sight Friday morning, but did uol enter thu
k'-flclil. Up to hall-paui lo they were bcntlU|( back
Wd forth between tho north and south shores, with all
nil sot. Meanwhile the two lugs were using ull exrr-
Jous to overcome the obstacle presented by the ico
uni make tiiclr way to tho oatulancd of (hu vessels,
(ho prospect for surccre iccmc<*. favorable,—but
Uiolher tho vessel can ba pulled through the lee rr not
Vheu once reached. Is a question that remain# to bo
nlved. About the time tbo veeseu hist referred
o bore lu sight, thu prop Nebraska, of the
Union Steamboat I.lns, passed out of (ho harbor,
icwuly fo.lowed by the Cuba, belonging to thu
nine line,—being tho Aral departurta of lbs
itaaoo,—bound for Milwaukee aud Ohlce
|u. At lu#t accounts they were butlllna with (he loe.
41a conceded that ull (he Ice from which further lm
ailment to navigation le to lo api rohcuded Is qjw
Dlluclod at the fool of (ho lake. The Held, HU call-
Dated, extend#from Otoß miles above the harbor,
(id Irani above Windmill I'olut acroie to the south
Lore,...Thename (taper of Kiturduy euyi: “Tho
Hope Nebraska sud Cuba, which ondcavurod to force
« passage through the Ice yesterday morning, did not
let any further than the now brcuiwator, and, after
bucking about lu the Ic# nearly all duy, returned lo
lorl about A o’clock in thu afternoon. The
ugs Bryant and Gardner, which started out early
Mienuy morning, bud not reached tho vessel#
xitsldu at 13 o’clock to-day, but probably will
h the course of tho afternoon. It 1# doubtful
Ihether they will be able (a bring them (Uroitqh, haw
■er. A propeller appeared iu eight tide murulug and
• auppoaed to Im etihor the Um.aU or Java, of the
IdJou Steamboat Une. Tho boats lo the htrborwlll
»t make any attempt* to gut out until the prospects
«come better, of whu b there are no luimcdii>(a elgus."
...Tho Buffalo b'xiirtu of I’riJay says: “ Mr. itusb,
butrs.-tor (ur tho Job of getllug the bargee McGltvora
hd Ortou afloat from the bvscu at I’olnt Albino, ro
nruod from (hat locality ywUrday, and ro;wrta both
ergee t:rewod aud hloclcod up uusiu ready for Uttnch
tg. Tuo storm of Tin ad. y came near Hunting them
mm the blacks thu uo >ud Hum, hut the McumuUllon
( Le alor.g tuo bc- U irnkj tho Wave# and sand
hem, ai.d the same Ice will doultlea* delay tho leuscb-
Ig some tlmo,”
TOLEDO.
The achr L, Seaton arrived at this port Friday
lomlug with a load of wheat. ...The RUJS asya the
irgeet cargo ever shipped from this port was
then out by Ibe barge M, It. Warner, of the Corn
By Lina. She left with a cargo of 4 i,CO3 bu....The
knr Swallow, which was run Into a short lime ago by
lo srhr Fred Kelly, arrived at this port Friday, and
hsmonoed taking on a ctrgo ot core end flour. She
it Saturday morning tor Ojdtneburg, wUh her
luaori, (ho barge Aluauy..., A dUnalcU received by
ie liUile aUtes that (he ariir It, J. Ulhle hud sunk at
uarlofe, mwr Gsweg j. SL-e had Ju«t bun OIU 1 out,
tdw»e bound (or Toledo with a cargo ot co 4 when
M accident occurred.
CLEVELAND. '
neCMd<refFrUsyhu(U«foUewlDgl(emst “Yes
ydsy the prep Mcudota, of Uulialo, arrived here from
Erie, where she has lean during th* winter, She had
in tow three lumber barges, all bound for Hay City for
lumber. Hhe will also tow back to Buffalo from Rag
lunw th* barge Marquette, loaded wl h liinil*r, at the
rale of |. , ,7.'( per m....N0 engagements were reported
yesterday, and no rates named. There uotui to bo
nothing to do. tie olnmit dally n large number of tea
eal« ate leivlug, light, for other points, mushier-
Ing their chance* belter o'eewhfre. The gnu
ersl feeling among vessel men seems to be (hat
one great cause of the stagnation of Intel
ness Is on account of the dinietilly in the coal regions,
and they uocordlngly take every opportunity to round
ly berslethn miners and evory one connected with the
prisoul strike,",,,. The Herald statea tint the (ngs
James Aunde.v>, L. I*. Hmltb, Tom Dowling, Maggie
fliuhorti. and 12, I*. Dorr have combined for the ass
son's business under the title of the " Independent
Line," for the purpose of general towing and wreck
ing. Cipl. TomDuwllng laths maniger, and dipt.
John Kolley the Bnretary and Treasurer of the Asso
ciation, Tho office of (no Independent Lina will bo at
No. llft,rn the d<w k. The tugs ere all good and tho
officers thorough and energetic men.
MISCELLANEOUS,
TUE BTIUNnIMI OF TUE PIEAREFOET.
The Toledo Commercial has tho following account of
the stranding of the above vc«sd and the daring res
cue of tho crew: "Tho schr I’lerrepont, of Putt
Huron, Ospt, Vancamp, bound for OlevclanJ with
lumber, atruck the rucks about 2 W feet from she re, on
but Wednesday night. Bbe was making Put-ln-Ilay
during (ho terrible gale of that night, when her rudder
shipped, rendering her umnanagoable. The Captain
ond crow, botch in number, clung to the
wreck until morning, when they were gal
lantly rescued by Mr. Ilehberg and brother,
of Mlddlo Dims. To add to the terror of tha
scene on board, Ibe Captain's ton, overcome with ex
citement and fatigue, was taken with an epileptic lit,
and wa*only saved by toe eloscei attention. Tie sea
was running high, oadi wave completely enveloping
tho wrecked schooner and thwarting every olTorl of
the unfortunate men to reach the shore. At the strik
ing of the voß‘d, the yowl became detached and waa
carried I eynnd tiiclr reach Juu at (ho inoincnf (hey
w-roubonito risk thdr lives In her, Lines were l.ed
to can*, the watcr-cank, and various articles, with the
hup: th.it they would drift sdmrc, when relief might
bo hull In lb it way; but all to no purposj.
"As morning dawned the clllisns of the Island ware
devising every plan of rescue, when Mr. llchbcrg, who
bud undo eevcr.d unsuccessful atteuipts to rsavii tbo
wreck in a tmull boat, paid, *l*llll try it once moral*
and In comjmuy with bis brother wus pm-hed from
shore. The wind and so.i were at the highest, end sit
beans sunk os tlie little ir-ft wj» llflcil high on tho
crest of ouch wave, and then sinking from right lu tho
troughs, until at last they readied tbo wreck, when a
cheer of happy relief arose from (hem on snore. A
lino wris quickiy taken to shore and made f.ist, when
the unfortunate men were taken eshoro and tolhoOiUb
. House, whore every attention was paid them, While
ullilid everything In their power, tspcelal memtim Is
iliui M»'n, lU>hi>crg, Lombard, and Ittirctt. of this
city, Urirtic, and u.dnlants. Two of the la nwor.t
found ncuriy rxliaiut.-d, and lu tt ehorl thuc all on
hoard muai have itorlsncd.
suNOitics.
A dismasted reeset was eccu on Lake Ontario lut
Tuesday between i’tiltnoyTillo and Big Hodue. Hbo
was about li) mtlva from laud, and had lost her foro
luiist and inalnloptnuit, aud wai at tho mercy of tho
winds and waves....Tho schr 1». J. Olbts. laden with
thO tons cf coal from Oswego for Toiedo, la ashore nml
eiiuk at Charlotte ...The achr I'ieton, wheat-laden
from Toronto, carried away her Jlbbootn close to ibo
cip about lo miles off Oswego... The nowedtrA. 11.
Bildain, belonging to Mr. usboriie. was launched at
Art); rtur Wcdno.-day aftcrunuu....Tho barge June O.
WuudrutT arr.vcd at Oolllumwoml Friday uftcruonu.
Hho will bn (owed to I’ort Huron for re|mlre....Tho
lairgo M, It. Warner la a>bor« on the north side of tuo
- burbot at the East Hh(er roof. Tim prop Mineral
Ilork, of Detroit, hce gone to her Gußisunoo...,Tuo
now schooner built fur Pardee, Cook A Co., of Chi
cigo, waa luunchod at tiouth ll .veu Thursday after
noon. Her name la Sfiry Ellen CtM»k....To« tug Lady
Franklin Is adli trying to rcleuso tho schr Bibluf&u &
Ciaudry, ashore ou Ataheret lehnd, Lake Ontario.
PORT OF CHICAGO. MAY 10.
ABsrvxn—Sihr Early Bird, Milwaukee, wood: ecbr
Charley Hibbard, Kewaunee, railroad ties; utnir
Corona, 6t. Joe, auudrlee; echr N. C. Crawford,
Dairy’s Harbor, cedar jTtists; achr (Veitchoaltr, Mus
kegon, lumber; almr Oalcego, Manitowoc, eundrlre;
echr Atatauto, Cedar Diver, lambori rchr Otter,
Menotalucc, cedar paste; scow Larina, Bau
gdtuck, wood; ecbr Annie Vaught, Buffalo,
coal; prop O. I', Heath, Saugatuok, sun
dries; prop Jervle Lord, Baganaw, lumber;
echr JooVilas, Grand Diver, lumber; itmr Huron,
Holland, eundrlca; scow Flora, Sangatuck, lumber ;
prop Menominee, Muske>->u, etmdrk'e ; achr Ward,
Unmd Diver, hark; achr Milwaukee Bello, Menomi
nee, lumber; schr William Hmltb, Uuutb Haven, wood;
sohr North HUr, IVutwatcr, lumli-r; schr A. Boat,
Muskegon, lumber; eihr Auulu Tomlnc, Clay
Uanke, lumber; echr Ada Medora, Meuumt
lice, tumlar; schr Industry. Clay Banka,
wood: oidir Coaator. Uarduur a Pier, wood;
sdirW. L. Brown, Muakogon, lumber; echr Jason
Parker, Muskegon, wood; echr Pilot, Muskegon, lum
ber ; ecbr West, Mouommee, lumber: ecbr J. A.
llolmes, Whilo Like, lumber; e< hr Holcu Blood, Mus
kegon, lumber; echr Margaret Doll, ponaaakee, lum
ber ; ecbr El Tempo, Wbho Dike, lumber; tug Now
Rro, Grand Haven, towing; barge O. O. D., Ortud
Haven, lumlwr; batge Apprentice Boy. Grand
Haven, lumber; barge City of Erie, Grand Haven,
hiou.tr; barge alary Ainauda, Grand Haven, lumber
echr D. P. Mason, Muskegon, lumber; schr C ara,
MauUteo, lumber; echr C. North, Manistee, lumbir ;
•row Bomh Haven, South Haven, (umber: echr P.
Hayden, White Like, lumber; echr John Miner, U.'on
to, lumber; schr Tune Brothers, Vermilion, grind
stones; Hour H. Aud.renn, Oroen Bay, tumbur; achr
Carrier, Manistee, lumbar; bulge William Burn, Grand
Hiveii, mmber; prop U. E, Paine, Grand Haven,
towing: schr James Couch, Buffalo, coul;
acur Dttlpb Campbell, Ford Diver, cedar posts;
achr Ida, Mannlilcc. lumber: flcbrJDurbarlan, Ocon
to, lumber; propO, Blelz. Mculslco, lumber ; barge
Uurmony, Mamutoc, lumber: echr Wolhn, Holland,
lumber; schr B. Calilns. Miaiiatce, lumber; echr
Mary, Holland, bam; schr William Morris, Saug.tuok,
wood; echr Miry Ann, Green Bay, lumber; prop M.
Grub, Maulutec, lumber i barge Windsor, Xlmistcc,
luinlor; achr J. It A. Strouach, Manistuo, luinlwr;
achr Harriet Ana, Saugatuck.wood; schr Paulina, Mus
kegon, lumber; prop b.C. Baldwin, Encauala, Iron ore;
■cur Driver, Canton, wood* echr Heuntor, Oswego,
coal; schr Moselle, Cedar Direr, cedar posts: echr Im
perial, Mououdueo, cedar puna; echr Beloit, Alaska,
bark; nlmr Muskegon, Muskegon, sundries; echr
Maggio Thompson, White Lake, lumber; prop Geo.
Duuusr, Muskegon, lumber; barge Contest,
Muskegon, lurauer; prop John Prldaeon, Jr„ De
troit, aandrios; echr Monsoon, Grand Diver, lumber;
erbr F, B. Stoiklrldge, MauUteo, lumber; achr E. A.
NliiboUou, Saginaw, lumber; achr Sardinia, Pent
water, wood ; schr Uadlaon, Muikogon, lumber; achr
Suuuy Side, Alpena, lumoer: echr 1L Simmons,
MauUtoe, lumber; echr Annie O. Hanson, Man.
la:??, lumber: schr Gipsy, Grand Haven, lum
ber: achr Gazelle, Grand Diver, lumber;
tug Bismarck, Mouomlnoo, towing ; barge D. L. Filer,
Menominee, lumber; barge Eldorado, Menominee,
lumber ; barge Mirlnett;, Menominee, lumber; schr
Little Doak, nt. Joe, lumber; prop George King, Sag
inaw. lumber ; bargu 0. L. Vouug, S.igltuw, (uinler ;
iihrEmoUne, Muikegun, lumber; echr B. A. Wnt s,
Sag Bay, cedar posts ; a .hr Julia U. Merrill, Manistee,
lainbor; echr Mystic, Miukcgon, lumber.
Oueabkd— flJhr W. T. Oiodhwalt, Buffalo, tS.T.’S bu
corn; schr North Star, Pcntwotcr, 10 Iris flour; achr
PorsU. Walls Lake, litf tons foal; schr E, O. L.,
Traverse City, 14 head cattle, 11 brie pork, 4tli pkga
sundries; scow Lkurma, Saugstuck, I brlpork; acur
L. U. Coatee, Muskegon, 4 brie sugar; schr Supply,
Portage Lake, 3 brls sugar, 4 brls pork. 0 brla flour, IU)
bu oats, l>; tons hay. 1 ton feed, 4J7 boxes euudrlea;
stmr Huron, Holland, (J brie oil, 10 brls paint, 117 pkgs
■uudries ; prop Menominee, Muskegon, kB bra pork,
337 bkgt sundries ; atmr Chicago, Milwaukee, 36 brls
oil, 01 hides, 400 waaun felloes, C 6 I pkgs sundries;
prop Tearless, Haacook. 3,f.ut) hu oats, i,uud I gs feed,
700 Wls potutoM, 3,031 pkgs sundries j achr Bouvcnlr,
Pcntwutrr, it) hfis pork, C tons feed, 128 pkgauuulrlea;
prop U. I*. Huatli, SaugulUck, bOJ hides, 4 uri* pork, 8
brls oil, 01 pkgs sundries.
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.
Fp4itul ihtpaUh lo Th* Chleitqo TWtuns,
I’obt lluitoH, Ulch., May 10,—Down—Prop*Benton,
Holland, Sanilac, Comic, and Bangor; achra Burprlse,
Ellen, Hpray, Brooklyn, Vance, Angus Smith,
Moonlight, Granger, Halstead, Francis Beisemlu,
Mucking Bird, J. S. Dlchurda, City of Green Bay.
Up—Prop* St. Paul, Huron, City of Wonuna, Mer
chant with Schuylkill, Oily of Sandusky end barges ;
achra John Magee, U'mtpeller, Montin ircticy, Mont
calm, Ueioduer, J, N. Foster, F. O. Leighton,
No wind.
The low barge Wolverine, light, broke boso from
(ho bargu Boae Friday night, aud drilled ashore la
tnllca from tho river, on the Canadian *hon-, tiho lies
high end dry on tho boach, #miUlod. end will hare to
be launched. Qua of the barges In tho Comic 1 # tow
ws* in a water-logged condition when It patted here.
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.
hy*eiai Inipateh ta TA« Chicago TVitun*.
Font Udbtm, Mich., May I\—Px*ieo Bowk—Prop
Waverly ; achr* T, J. Howland, M. P. Merrick,
l>—3’hrj Jennie Malthew*, Sam Cook,
WBAimm— Wind blowing a gala from northeast.
Entcial /Ji«rafcA te Tiltun*.
Poqt jluuo.v, May 13.—Uv—Propa Pmian with
Oh'trlca Wall { Oaehawk, T, U. Avery,
The gale (# affitmg.
The tug 1 r.udivlUe, whose safely was In question,
was Lewd of to-duy. She la safe at Duncan C.ty.
THE ERIE CANAL.
UIUBLK DIVISION.
Bneotna, N. Y., May io.—Toe middle dlriiloa of
the Erie Canal U nearly niled with water, and boeu
will commence locking Monday night.
A Crnnky Wife,
An old mao up ia Connecticut bad a poor
cranky bit of a wife, who reguiuriv once a woe'*
i>ot up In (he night and invited the family to tea
bei'UiQ. Bhe gave away hor things, epoko her
lost words, ana made peace with heaven, and
InuD about Babe got up in herueualway and die*
appointed everybody by Holme at her household
duties as if nothing bad happened. The old man
not sick of it finally, ami went and bought a coN
lin, a real mce shroud, a aicatn of Immortelles,
wun “ Farewell, Mary Ann/* worked in, and a
handful nf silver-plated screws. laying the
scrow-drlverboatdo the collection, he Invited hor
to holler dieouco more. "Do It/'said he, “and
in you go, and this farewell busmens la over.”
Mar; Atiu is at this moment making toacakes for
aUtpoanl admiring family, while they dry ap
plet la tbo cofciu up tu the garret.
HIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE; MONDAY. MAY 17, 1875.
FRAUDS IN SILK-IMPORTS.
A Deep-Laid Conspiracy Brecon Up—
Statement of DhU-ict-Ailor
noy liliao.
KoTclutlon, Obtained from Papon Found
on (.'tinrlea L. Lawrence, and
from Other Documents.
Tho Government Probably Dofrandod in
Two Years of $1,000,000.
AVie JVfc fVffcnna, May 14. %
Obarlei L. I.owronco, an ex-Bocrot&ry of tbo
Amorlcuo Club, who in Jointly tndictud with Dep
uty Collector Col. llohcrt Dos Angcu, Oitfitavo
W, Hall, and J-afavolle Gratl for dotmtullng tho
tovotmo of $1,000,000 by smuggling slllis through
tbo Appraiser's Ofllco at an umlcrvc-ualion, Is
still in Ludlow Street Jail, oo steps having boon
taken since his arrival Yesterday to procure ball
(or him. In reply to a question as to whether
or not Lawrence would bo allowed to taro Htato's
evidence, Mr. Uliss said that ho would not allow
him to do so, because bo had sufficient evidence
to convict those implicated without resorting to
that hind of testimony. The officers who took
charge of Lawrouce when Up was removed from
tho steamer Scythia say that ho preserves per
fect silence relative to tho charge against him,
but (bat ho otpressod groat delight at being
again in this city, anu complained bitterly about
tbo treatment ho icceived while in prison In
London, whore ho was put ou a diet of bread
and water.
Wheu Lawrence was captured at Queenstown,
Itclatid. two sets of cipher, one turtle iu tele
graphing and the other iu correspondence, with
many letters, were found m bis trunk. From
these and other documents, Mr. Dins, under
whoso supervision the case was worked up, hue
pi (pared tho following statement of It:
Laic la January, 1H73, a long investigation
which had been instituted by tho Collector and
burvoyor of the Fotfc, with tho co-opciation of
sotno of tho special agents, fur tho purpose ol
ascertaining in what way goods, chiotly edits and
law’ce, could ho sold in tho mantel at prions con-
Ktilorably under tho cost of importation, cul
minated in tho seizure of eight cases of goods,
thou recently arrived. These goods had boon
entered as hofiny, but a!) except quo wero
found to contain expensive FicnoU feilk*..
J Uov were invoiced from Bt. Elleuno, m Franco,
lu conaiguecs hero who woio discovered to bo
iidltiouß persons. As soon as this seizure was
made the investigation was dlreoiod toward eve
ry ono who had anything to do with the'O eight
cusos, and to all other entries of goods w.lb
which tho same poisons had Leon connected. It
was then tuicetiamod that thcro had been, at in
tervals of about a mouth each, eight other simi
lar importations of goods from bt. Etienne, all
invoiced as hosiery, and each caeo the invoices
contained, or narpor.cd to comaiu, precisely tho
eamo kind of hosiery.
Tho investigation gradually broadened, until
it has been discovered that witbiu the lagl two
ycatß thcro have been mudo at this poit about
eighty entries iu tho namo ol dolitious consign
ees. All were fraudulently entered. Tho goods
m the cases weto chletiy silks, al, acas, mohaits,
and laces. They were entered uh hosiery, hut
tuns, coreols, builaps, manufactures of jute, oto-
Tho duly was paid upon thorn at tho low rate re
quired upou the goods vrinon they pnrpoitcd to
bo, sud not at tbo high rate which ihoy should
have paid. The Ouvcrnmuut was in this way
dotrauded, not .only in tho rate of duty, hut in
tbo valuation, as tho goods wero cutcrcd
as of very low value. With all, or nearly
all, of theso cnti.os. Chatlcs L. Lawrence
was directly concerned ; bo employed tho brok
ers, wno picparcd tho papers; he gave tho bonds
required upou ontry at tho Custom-House, sign
ing thorn os attorney for tho nominal onDnignoas,
when, in fact, no such persons existed. The Way
in which tho fraud was committed seems tn have
boon bv too dtiect baling of Deputy Collector
Hubert Dcs Angou.
Under tho syrtom which (ho law provides, and
which, from the growing commerce of New
York, has cotno to bo absolutely uucoMiniy, when
an entry is made at the Cuslom-Uuuse, ait of
tuo goods in tbo invoice ate not sent to tho Ap
piaiser for oxamiualiou. Only ono case in tun
is sent for such examination, the case being
supposed to bo selected by tho Deputy Collector
at random, and it being assumed that if tho
contents of too caso are found to cor
respond with tho invoice, tho contacts
of ail tho other cases arc also correctly
elated iu the invoice. Ono caso in tou
having gone to tho appraiser’s. tho
remainder of tho packages contained
lu tho invoice aro at unco delivered
to (ho importer. It is obvious that it in any way
a cavo can be sent for examination which con
tains goods of inferior quality, or liable to a low
er rate of duty than tho remainder of tbo goods,
tho Government is defrauded of its proper duty.
Iu this case, Deputy-Collector Dcs Augoa desig
nated in each iuetauco the package which waa to
go to tho appraiser's, and id each Instance tbo
contonla of (ho package which was thus bout
oouespouded with the invoice, but not with tbo
oalanco of tho packages dehvoied to tho im
porter. This coincidence alono, that in every
ono of tlioso invoices Dos Angcs should have
designated, for examination, tbo ono caso by
which alono the Government could bo oofraud
od, should bo sufficient to satisfy any ono that
Dm Auges must have boon m collusion with tho
ctrsouo seeking to dofioud the Government.
Tho Government, however, is lu possession of a
latgo amount of direct evidence, which, in tho
opinion of its officers, loaves no question as to
the guilt of Dcs Aocos.
Immediately upon tho discovery of the fraud,
Charles L. Lawrouce escaped to Cunula und
thence to England. Ho was arrested at Qitsous
town, and iu his possession wore found various
papers, among others a letter in tho hand
writing of Dei Auges, without date, signature,
oraddioss. Tins Totter Is in thou© words : “No
further communication, either verbally or in
writing. You are followed and so am 1. Lot
everything go to the devil. Export nil you can,
but let mo alono to try and save myself for tho
future." There wore also found in Lawrence’s
poseessloD numerous letters and telegrams from
hts wife aud friends, sent to him after his eaoapo
from Now York, aud they woro full of assurances
that Des Anges was true to the conspirators.
Des Auges had boon trualid by tbo Government
so much that when the existence of the Lauds
was suspected he was consulted as to tho moans
to bn takou to detect them, ilo had served iu
tho United States aimy during tho Ho
betlion, chiefly iu tho Southern Department,
and had (hero made many influential friends.
Ho bus aloo been au officer la tho HrUloh auuy,
aud was behoved to have served creditably in
that. It has boon discovered, it iu stated by tbo
officers, that he was not a combatant in tho
iiriUith army, but a paymaster, and that bo ab
sconded iu ibC2 from England, a defaulter in his
accounts to the amount of A'l,loo. Des Angus
was the first product of the' Civil Sorvlco Hafot m
in tbo Now Voik Cuotora-lloußo, bavtug been tho
llrut person examined ana approved under tho
new rules. Upou tho flretdiecoveryof the frauds
Dcs Angcs wui indicted. 110 voluntarily surren
dered himself, aud wuu allowed to go upon small
bail; but, alter tho discovery ol the papers found
upon Lawrence, and some other evidsnos. he
was roarrested, and has since boon in Ludlow
Street Jail, m default of $16,030 bail. Chat lea
L, Lawrence fled from Now York to Canada ou
(he night of tho day ou which tho indictment
was found against him (or smuggling. Ho had
by eumo moans obtained knowledge of
the Uuding of tiio indictment. Tho
District Attorney then reconvened the
Grand Jury, end proemed an iodiotment agamat
lum for forgery, that being an olfonas covered
by the tieatv of extradition with Great Britain,
Lawrence also learned of the indictment bofoio
proceedings under it could bo taken, aud ho
(led from Montreal, his bill at tho hotel being
paid by John I'. Monis, of this city, who nod
occupied aroom with bun. This waa ou Feb.
10. 110 was Anally arrested at Queenstown ou
March 7, and takou to London, England, and
afterward# brought to this country. After tho
issuance of the wairant for his extradition,
Atulum Uoffuuug, one of the Liverpool
inembetsof the conspiracy, offered, it ie said,
Mr. Mooney, the officer having Lawrouco in
charge, 15,000 lu gold if ho would allow Law
louco to escape or bo rcsouod. Subsequently
Aaron Wolf, another-of tbo contpirulurs. In
creased thu offer to 910,000 ; and, when that was
rtf used, wanted to know how much would ac
complish the icault,
Among tbo lettata found on Lawrence waa one
from Abraham lloffauug, of Liveipool. It waa
written iu anticipation of Lawrence's arrival,
and was dslivcted to him at Queenstown. It as
6Urod him ll»»t ho need not iiavo tho slightcat
apprehension that any attempt would be made to
f'locure his extradition, or that, if tmeb an at
ompt was made, it would bo “auccesafulthat
he bad "dune nothing except commit a breach
of the revQtmo laws of the United States j" that
" tho Coarte of Great Britain aro not going to
aid in aojr punishment for any such offense,"
The other letters end telegrams found upon
Lawrence couststod chiefly of iufonuttUuu ad to
what wo# being done to track him, and of advice
as to n hero bo obould go. Time if as also found
upon Lawrence a cipher, aod a key to It, coo*
tabling about I.COO separate kev-worde, adapted
lor a Business with all pails of lbs world, and
with provisions for honest as well as
dishonest dealings. Ono phrase In this
cipher conveys to the correspondent
(lie Information (bat '*l dud. In conse
quence of bad prices, and extra demands from
the people working with roe, that the business
will not pay more than 35 per cent not. Write
Lyon If bo wants to continue ; the risk Is terv
small." It is a curious fact that the cipher
seems to have been prepared also with a view of
enabling the compirators to cheat one another.
One paper tuund upon Lawrence is very ex
tnuirdinaty. On Mar 25, 1874, District-Attorney
lii HH wrote to Field, Monts & Fenner, of this
city, auctioneers, that he bad received informa
tion that certain goods upon their catalogue of
a sate to be tnado on that dav wore smuggled,
and lie requested them to give him the name of
the person who consigned the goods to them.
Field, Morris tt Fenner refused to give any in
formation. When Lawrence was arrested the
original letter written by Ur. Cl.ns was found iu
hiw possession. The recant examination has
shown that the goods thus designated by Mr.
Dlls# a year ngo wore a part of the goods smug
gled by l.awience and bis 00-cunsrirators.
The agent of (he couepiratois who usually dealt
with them was one Aaron Wolf, who u|ftnod
with them a porica of accounts, some sixte-u
in number, all except one or two In
the name of fictitious persons} and lie received
from Messrs. Field, Moms A Fenner tbo pro
ceeds of all the goods consigns! to thorn. The
aggregate receipts during the year 1871 alone
were about (GOO.OCO: the Invoice value as stated
by Wolf to the auction house being about 4700,-
UOO, Not all of the moneys, however, seem to
have been paid direct to Wolf, for checks in the
name of Lawrence, or which passed info his
bauds, to the amount of about SBO,OOO had boon
paid.
It appears that Lafayette Graff, who was nom
inally outraged in Uto liquor business in Warren
street, under ibe llrm name of M. L. A L. Graff,
sold, during a period of about fifteen months,
to 11. 13. Clollm A Co. about SICO,U(K) worth of
French silks, which have been identified as part
of tbo Importations made by Lawrence. Their
value iu the market never varies more than a few
cents, but they were purchased av from 12 to 20
per cunt Jnen (ban market value. The buyer of
11. 13. Clatln A Co. knew that Graff was a liquor
merchant, and not a dealer In silks \ but there is
no reason to believe that any member of the
llrm of 11. 1). Clallu A Co. bud any knowledge of
the tnosaciion, olhor than the purchase of silks
at cheap rates.
Another of the conspirators Is 11. J. Levey,
who abo lied to Canada. Go is believed lo have
been the person who made a largo portion of
(ho fraudulent oaihs necessary fur the entry of
the goods. For along time the Dlfitiici-Aitorucy
was unable to secure oiidonco on which to found
a charge egaiutt Levey upon which he could ho
brought to thin country. He. therefore, caused
him to bo watched In Montreal for several weeks,
confident that ho would, at some time, endeavor
to escape to Europe, and that in doing so bo
would jiroballv pass through the United B’atoa.
Lover discovered that he was. watched and
Bought to leave Montreal secretly, but ho was
followed by Detective Boland, who tracked him
lo Quebec, wboio the police, who had been
communicated with, hut warned not to uibko an
orrest w.thout any authority, suddenly arrested
Levey, who, as it afterward appeared, hadbougnt
his ticket to Portland. After having arrested
him, the police tnysUrionrlv discharged him,
without any notice to Boland or the American
Consul. Levey disappeared from Quebec, and
ban not since been arrested. There is liulo rea
son to doubt that Levey's dlschaigo by the Que
bec police ivao produced by the diioct aud tm
l roper use of money.
It is obvious that a number of persons in Eu
rope wore cone rued m this smuggling conspira
cy. and, also, that persons in Montreal wnn in
toio&tcd in it, probably furuUhmg a groat deal
of tho money necessary for carrying it out.
Others in this city, merchants and speculators,
fiorhapu also officials, were equally involved in
t. During tho hunt for tho conspirators, every
■ movement of tho Government officers was
watched by their friends. They even went so
for as to 'ascertain surreptitiously in Washing
ton when extradition papers tveto burned by too
Secretary of Stale.
The amount of which tho Government has
been defrauded In duties has not been carefully
Investigated. It is believed, however, that uu
less then $3,000,000 worth of goods hare been
imported at this port by this gang of conspira
tors within tho last two years. Upon these goods
some duties worn paid. Buughly it may perhaps
bo ssirt that there has been a less to the Govern
ment of ;1,000,00U ac loan. Tbo iujuiy to hon
es; importers has boon very great.
AVw Ycrk Nun, May 11.
Lawrence was boro in England, of Jewish
pm, uiagf, and id about 40 yonrn old. lift came
(Oiiii!* uuimtry when quite young. About twenty
yearn ago ho married tbo daughter ot the Into
Mordecni M. Noah, founder of tbo Sunday ilea
tengcr ami Titnev, and at dlfforout times District
Attorncr, Surveyor of tbo Port, Grand Baobom
of Tammauy, and Congressman. Tbo Noah
family were opposed to the marriage, and the
young couplo doped. Lawrence was an Insnoct
tor of Customs under tbo Duobanau adiuiuistra
tloo, but was removed fur dishonesty wbsn Bur
voyor Cornell took oftko. 110 was arrested for
smuggling with John 11. McCrum, tbo brotbor
in law of on ox-Burvoyor of tbo Port, aud tbon
an Inspector. McCrum wan convicted in luo
Northern District of Now York, lui Lawrence
was saved by tbo Influence of bis friends, among
whom was a Deputy fcutvevor.
During the last tea yeais Lawrence lifts ep*-t
money lavishly, and ban boon a favonto m tiro
clubs, and a popular man about town. Hu was a
member of ibe Araoricuo, Dlossom, and JucUov
Clubs. 110 was tbo last Secretary of too famous
Americas Club, aud bis photopranb, taken with
that of Tweed aud other prominent members,
hung oo tbo waits of several city clubs. Law*
roueo went to Europe in h7O to boy carpets aud
furniture for tbo Americas bouse at Qtoenwiob,
and btonght back with him tbo bltr gold badco
which Twood afterward wore ot tbo Academy
bails of the •* Ticers” and Greenwich receptions.
The badge was got through tbo Custom-House
free. On tbo collapse of tbo lllng, the club,
house at Greenwich was transferred to Lawrence
by Tweed.
Lawrence’s real name was Lazarus, bnt he had
It chanced by the Legislature. Uo is reputed to
bo worth SSO.),UOO.
Tboio is reason to bollevo that a conrldorablo
amount of tbo goods imoortod by the conspire
tois woio sold at rbiladcij.hla at auction, aud to
Chicago. St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Ban Francis
co. There (a also reason to hoKevo (fiat lucre
was a considerable amount of fraudulent im
portations made at Now Orleans and other Gulf
ports.
SUNDAY’S NEWS.
LOCAL.
At a special meeting of the Common Connell
on Saturday evening, Comptroller Hayes submit
ted bis estimate of expenses for tbo llsoal yea;,
amounting O $6,200,000.
TUo Citizens’ Association on Saturday morn
lag filed tbo interrogatories which are to be an
swered by tbo Aldermen and lawyers who btivo
boon Hummoucd to show cause why they should
not bo attached for ooutompt.
Tbo fourth day’s sooiicm of tbo Tlofarmed
Episcopal Council was held on Saturday, Tito
revision of the Articles of Ilohgb-n was pro
ceeded with, aud sd entirely new article dnbuiDg
faicU was adopted. i
The complaint lodged against Jailor Doyle and
Mollnle for rtf-sling a ballot-box from tbo
County Clerk’s odice was dismissed bv (beGrand
Jury on Saturday upon the atatorreut cf Slioriff
Aguow that the box was taken by bla order.
A caucus of Alderman, with the Corporation
Counsel and Mayor Colvin, was bold yesterday
afternoon, at which plana for opposing toe Citi*
zeutt’ Association were discussed. A roaolutioa
was adopted that the legal advisors of tbo city
ebuuld investigate the okatgea of fraud, with a
view of traversing the allegations of the Citi
zens’ AaaoclatlOD. •
ELSEWHERE.
The big Injuns arrived at Washington,
Brazil Buffers from the effects of a financial
panic.
Col. J. 11. Britton, Democrat, was elected
Mayor of fit. Louie.
Tbo Joliet Iron and fiteel Company'* iron-mill
trill put 050 men at work to-day.
Whisky seizures were made in Brooklyn and
Bouton by the Government.
Quo hundred aud thirty bodies bare been re*
covered from tbo wreck of the Bcbilter.
Canada, aud the Province of Ontario, one o!
its constituent pari#, are just at present without
roguiatly-appolutod executive boada.
James Lick, of Ban Frano'aoo, bss made a «ow
trust-deed, which, however, seems to be etj»ally
liberal with the one recently canceled.
Connell Bluffs hold a grand demonslrat-hn of
joy on the strength of the judicial dectaicu lately
rendered in regard to (be Union Pacific Ridgy.
The Secretary or the Trcasurv railed in
$5,UX1.000 additional 6.80 bonds.- The commis
sion of tba Rothschilds for negotiating the new
loan had been tamed 100 pec cent.
THE COURTS.
Dcclfllati of tho Hildreth School*
Desk Case.
Certain Chicago Manufacturer! Inter*
fered with.
Proceeding to the Local Court! Satur
day.
CHICAGO.
Alice M. Jones says ehe has the misfortune to
he the wife of John VS'. Jones, a conflimcd wife
ahealer. Hlio has endured bis brutality as long
os possible, and now asks to be divorced.
George Abel also appears to belong to the
somewhat numerous class of brutal husbands,
and his wife Katherine, after enduring his
cruelty until ho made an attempt to shoot her,
has left him and applied for a divorce,
ITEMS.
Judges Drummond And Blodgett will bear Ibta
morning tho motion In the case of Osgood vs.
Tbo’ Chicago, Dftmillo A Vincennes llallroad
case, to discharge tho Receivers appointed by
the Circuit Court of Will County.
UNITED BTATtS OOOftrS.
Tbcroas J. Cantrell and Henry Cochrane filed
a hill against Egbert C. Cook and Frank 11. Pea
body to restrain Uiem from infringing complain
ants. irade-mark of “Cantrell A Cochrane's Del
li.Bl Ginger Ale, aud Dublin Medicated Aerated
Waters.”
EAKKaCPTCr ITVDfS.
Bartlell Hoed A Co., Tefft. Griswold A Co.,
Caibn, Brundett A Co.. Butler, I'ltkius A Co.,
aud K. M. Mills A Co., filed a petition against
Horace and Clarence A. lliuksou, of Morris
town. The petitioners' claim amounts (o
$2,783.87. and tuey charge that (he debtors
have mans a piefercntiai assignment to one W.
T. Wctzd, A role to show cause Mar 2", and an
injunction against tbo disposal of their stock
wnc Issued.
Dwcharucs were granted to John Jaeaay and
George Rosenthal.
BLTf.HIOR COOBT IK SfttßP.
Wlllcox A I'ieh sued J. A. Noonan for $1,209.
Frederick Mover began a eult m treepaka
tgaiust Frederick Reason, laying damages at
$2,000.
J. L. Haven eotnrococed a suit for $1,003
agilnst Charles n. Bauer.
Ma’colro McDonald and John Roe began a
suit lor $2,C00 agamst VT. 8, Babcock.
The City of Chicago filed a j otillou to have as
ses od tho damages fur opening Ihirty-firat
street from ilaiaccd to Lnurot.
circuit COURT.
Patrick Daley began a suit for $2,000 against
tbo Chicago & Racine Railroad Company.
Lucinda C. Adams couitnouccd a* suit in tro*-
?aea against tbo Chicago, Danville .k Vincennes
tallroad Company, laying damages at s2,otio.
John Bauer began a suit In roi levin against
Frederick Rurb jii to teoover a hearse, marc, and
harness, valued at SLOOO.
CBIMIKAt COURT.
William Tan Dyka, convicted last week of
committing an assault with intent to injure, was
granted a now trial. Ills counsel omeicd the
motion on tho ground that the Jutv in the case
bad used wills* y while deliberating upon a ver
dict, aa was mentioned iu Saturday's liunuKii.
The prisoner was then arraigned, and colored a
plea of Rinliv, nud the Court imposed & fine of
and ho was remanded.
The Grand Jury returned flfty-ons Indlct
moota aa tho result of their lahore during tno
past two wooke. Tho crimes for which these
bills were leturnod Wj as follows s Larceny.
Sit burglary, 10; assault, 3; robbery. 2;
forcory, 1; receiving stolon property, 1. Tho
jury reported that they had further business to
transact. They will bo at work some three or
four days longer before receiving their final dis
charge.
To-day the prisoners wlirbc arraigned to plead
to their respective Indictments, and a now peLt
jury will lie impaneled to servo dating the last
half of the present term.
TUC CJLi-
Judge Oauy-177, U>l to 10L 138. 107, 200 to
203. 203 tit 312.
Judge Jameson— Bo, 13, 43>£, 45, 46, 43, 61,
63. fidjftotM.
Jt puts Moore— No call.
Judge Hoorn—lo3 to 113 and set case 325.
JCDOMEMB.
H. E. Jenkins, A'slgtH*. v». Harmon Bprtwnee,
S'tmo r». I>. 31. Deaton, J1,3i7.7J.
vi. Auguftia Hiucr, 53,<t4g.31.—9-ime vs. James Ward,
Jl.VTiAM.—Same vi. George A, Wheeler,
6»mo va, J. W. Pn-ston, 13.J11.7J.
Bursaion CooiiT—Co.vriMioHb—Henry Bchreeder
TS. Jacob Wolriunfelil, SU'O,SO.
Judge Oaiiy—J, L. Mott lion Works vs. Martin
Burn, t1.18J.-2.
Ctuavrr Vovttr—ConrEmnna—Loulea Stemmier
Tl. Edward Fischer tod Jehu KUfjou, f 3.326.UU.
SEATS FOR SCHOOL.DESKS.
decision or the hiliuietu patent case ot the
r.vrrcn warmer cocci roc rue djs-
TCtCI Of IOWA.
Social Cvrrtivondfnct of The Chicago Tribune.
Des Moines, la., Slav 16.—'The United States
District Court for the District of lows has made
a decree in tbo case of Q. \V. ILUrctb vs. Xbo
Independent District of Jefferson, Orocno Coun
ty, lowa. This is an aotioo to recover damages
for an Infringment of letters patent on improve
ments In seats for school-desks, sod improve
meats in school-scats. It was commenced Aug.
S, 1874.
After a full bearing of ibe cose, ibe parties
agreed to the following stipulation:
STIPULATION.
It la hereby stipulated by and between the parties In
(he above-entitled caoio, lust Ibe j Ulutlff (herein may
have a decree for |.OT In m&uner and form as hereto
annexed.
Tbs Court last evening ordered tbo following
2/CCCCC.
This came coming on to be hoard on the Mil of com
fhlnt herein, and answer thereto by the defendant,
be Independent District of Jefferson, Oreioa County,
lowa, the replication of the complainant to aucb an
swer. aud (he proof, oral, documentary, and written,
taken aud tiled Id odd cause,—Uolmea ft Uovnulds
appearing for (he complainant: and Qatch ft Wright,
and U. U. Henderson. and James A. Henderson, ap
pearing for the defendant;
Now. therefore, In romideratlou thereof, it Is order
ed, adjudged, and decreed, and (he Court doth hereby
order, adjudge, and decree, as follows, viz. :
Tuat the letters patent No. , granted and lamed
on the Clh day of June, 18M, to Oeorgo \V. UUrtrelh.
plbtmitr. aud the letters patent whb h ere marked
Itcbhuo No. 4,SOt, and bearing date Feb. 21, lb7l, to
said George W. Hildreth, Icing tho letters patent re
ferred to in Ihu LIU of comfilalnt herein, are good and
valid In law.
That the add Oeorgo IV. llUdrotli wa« the first and
original Inventor and dlscoveier of the Improvement
insists for achnol-dreks, os described r.nd rhlnied in
bom letters iwtort and reissue thereof, and (he sped-
Ucttilutts thereto atuiosed, and is the exclusive owner
of said patent.
That Ibe defendant, the Independent Dlslrirt of
Jefler%on, Oreane tiouuly, Xowu, hat Infringed
upon the said letters patent, and upon
the exclusive light of (be complainant uu
tier the mimoj that Is to oay, ly using seats
fot Pili.Hit-du ks manufactured and «oid la defendant
hv \. i., Holum ft Co., of Dea Mo’nrs, lowa, and by
ml :M) rods fur schoul-desks mamifsrturvd by
i.. :.;o I: C. V.’, fihorwood. and their aseigna and tbo
lln.rv.'o'd lich.Kit Furniture Company, of Chicago,
ID., as charged In aald bill of complaint.
Aud It la further ordered, aUJiidgeJ, and derrred,
that the complainant do recover of tn« dofen-hut iho
jirortta, gains, and advantages, which bsve nrl.rn and
accrued to it from the use of icru-np desk for school
scats, as described aud sa-’ured by the said lotu-rs
iriiteut No. reissue once tbs lull day of Dcceiu-
Lor, A. D. 1011, ....
And it la further ordrrrd, adjudged, and decreed,
that IbectmplaJriiUt do recover of tbo defendant bln
coals, and tbargte, and dlsbummeuU, la this suit to
be taxed.
And It la further ordered, adjudged, and decreed,
that the rompuiiiaut herein have aud recover the lum
of s:to J Of duftmfant, as damagea (or the uie of aald
aeau (or »i-b*'>l-Uo*ka, fur Infringing tbe aaldexcluaiva
right* of tlu complaluaut|uudcr bta aald Kdtera rateut.
Audit Irfuribcr order#l, adjudged, aud d«:roed
l,y the C'urt, that, upon payment by defendant of
euid aum<f aud taxable costs, defendant bo per
mitted t» comiuuo to ui# aald Infringing seat* for
ecbool-d«ka to the extent and muuber abown by this
decree, «nd to no other or furtner extent.
Biuiien J, Uillxo, Judge.
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