The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1869, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. 5 firrt introdneed light ‘oung months 8 colored woman, Polly Wat-| JIGUSE OF DET: FOR WITNESS ont, ‘The Marshal gave him ‘twntf! Wednestay next | in general from brough NEW YORK CITY tripe rye netiggredpasicaparaoy Suen fen, and her noo Albert appen'ed on is seen, and 7 warenticn im to Feruud the money OF have nus Ucense revoked, - cies of stteupting to par down goverumania - here or gave permission for the use of the | tnenextor sy baa the body ur tbe Description of the Building and Treatment of | continue to be overhauled in number, Yesterday taat thee See oteriaash Mtaten ia the late ot THE COURTS. patent, Mr. Wheati¢y, it 1s alleged, introduced the canned Sone im Greenwood. the Inmates—Number of the Occupants and | 8veral complaints were made against the establisi- | New York aud over balf @ mulion in the United aystem of lighting his stage at Niblo’s theatre on the | Fheml™in omer A Ba Perlode of Conteomnapnetneareaen Imprie- Trail cases t ‘we same old. Fi Sena eeiecarenes Only ty ee Cede becbae a, ry ee cunt QWTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. plan of plamtit’s patent, to the extent of warranting Sard Soot S Virgenes Panter, Swho sold Polly's hns- onment of Witnesses—Siraw Ball—Liberty | to give employment ever fuliitied by the oles | a oe Tre McHenry Fesjury Case—Chargo | “Pi rope pony ssctet aneceed | SonDROn, WH Hamisa Poly Watso tonne 1 Ceetnats, Pe ade refunded in ioe by divection’ot the ‘of the Judge~The Result. hhe witl be sustained It aity ne ene raceas | ceremony, and to the eile by Scott.’ ‘Aiter the sale, | 4 8ge, imposing, ghd tne main part of it very sub- | Marshals ‘The THE HERMAN BOUNTY FRAUD. Before Judge Benedict. against ali the theatrical managers of the. he says, ‘Watson left his wiie and several. cluldren. | stantisily built, is the House of Detention for Wit- on otin nan a ae. Leap Pe vt Samnaninanneaaanaaal me. Dnitea States vs. John D. MeHenry.—The |-'The Saxe being called tron the calendar counsel | that sho tnow ane testator before ale was of mat oa. cmt age 2 ar ee ee She well knowa newo the Marat to Answer | posed po thang prc 2 riage for the : Di age Nesiding In New York. esterday Bar ry being & front of Nova Scotia stone | » by @ young Teuton. con- “ Rearing im this case was resumed yesterday morn- | FE oaths part af the plained ratengager ia woul | Toate ‘Tucker, after carefully ‘reviewing. tho teati- | and the upper stories brick. It has a front of elguty With Marsial Tooker induced the young | {eked Upow us a Hambug—The Accased ing. “The first witness called for the prosecution ime Supreme Court which would occupy kim all | mony, shat ing staicinen of Polly Walaon feet on the street and the main structure a depth of | #loR of the louse of Smith to return the $90 Semmevbenn, bat Not tm Court—Anxious le was on identity, large number of comp! Irles ekann aiichoba; tebstaleigns nines wale st The Court ald’ a ‘ould be ¢mpannelied and | bate of the wall Ib tavor of the wife ad daughter suirty eight fect. The lot is minety fect deep, @por |, © VIOLATIONS, OP OHUINANCES, : porated dhynlalyaicr-y! didshabanpamnnnag counsel pth day on which they would | who lived with W; at the time of lus tion of which is covered by a wing twenty feet wide, | such aa hack drivers without badges, trucks, carts, . ers und Wemen, January, 1868, he had charge of Pike's Opera House | pe Mat ee should be of the &c., Not bered, were disposed of by the “Birds of prey hve on birds of prey” is an ol the day; saw. and spoke to Mr. adayor a. defendant, ania romero Reme height aa Ane main. VirDetan® | Giasenet on the offenders fines of Iron | and significant aa gered $5 OAM : op tere wory 9 COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. and the remainder occupied as a yard. This | one totareo Moconding to whe mAlUFe Of THE | Wook’ it ie to be need at evecy Cote acum several times that day. Regn oan fe fact 8 haem. oF pana. of Wiles; proven.’ to. dare teh ‘canaemne | et noted at every tarn—nowhere John Collerly, another of the employés of Pike's _ginded 16 subi to counsel on the other ‘ani to Before Recorder Hackett. " built, having already settled a good . deal, ‘ more vividly than t Wall street, But the vulture Opera House, gave similar testimony; that on the Court the mn to have the case before | ONB OF THE RIVER THIEF GANG SENT TO SING SING. | gag causing rather startling crevices. ta the that, like a black cloud, hovers over the wounded 9th January, he wasat the Opera, and saw Mr. ints Honte’ yi Rae Saar At the opening of the court this morning James | wang ‘The probability 18 that it will soon be torn Budo! soldier deserves to be meretiessly riddicd to death. A laintif assent stipulation : Fieve olner witneceam, employes of the Opera to that effect was hunted to the Court, who wild that Holland, who'was convicted on Monday of stealing down and a new and properly built wing be erected [ The Pequannock Bank Case—§95,000 in Bonds “Colonel” Herman was @ claim agent, and, by House. imilar testimony it would give the case preference to all others, and | three barrels of oil, was sentenced to the State pla Stolen—Recov. of a Portion of the Pro) all accounts, a successful one, Not iong after Troereaoe onthe sth of January and throwghout | ®x¢d it forMonday next, Prison for five years, the Recorder stating that he Potsuation once een ae erty—The pitaidl Held to yp theally 7" | the war his once tm Canal street was. be- i. belteved Holland to be connected with a gang of Henry Marshall, alias “Glover,” and Louis 8 Cole, | Sed by crowds of veterans, who gave, him as to r from the i lictle the , : txtimony Deputy Commissione: UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. thieves who infest the piers of the city. years pe pons decor} iyo a Ae windows | alias Levi Cole, arrested by Captain Speight, detec. | power of attorney to collect sums to B. F. Tracy, ta nad 7. am Daiend Sane bv ‘The Herman Case—Proposed Compromize. _ ASSAULT AND BATTERY, are strongly bound with tron. tives McCarty, Crowley and McGovern, of the Twenty- | Which they were entitled, It ts said that Herman fistand for the last two years; know that lis re- Before Comissioner Betts. Desideous Gonzales, who was placed on trial yester- DESCRIPTION OF THE INTERIOR. ninth precinct,on Wednesday, and temporarily com- | could talk “‘soklier” with any man, and recounting purstion, for truth and integrity 1 good; would be- The United States vs. “Colonel” Herman,—This | day, charged with a felonious assault upon Joseph ‘An order from one of the Police Commissioners mitted by Justice Dodge on Thursday, charged with | the glorious scenes of many a brilliant campaign Case, the facts of which have already fully appeared, | ©, Paralto, pleaded guilty to. assault and battery. from a commit | Bego"1ating the sale of a number of bonds supposed doubtless won the confidence of the relymg and sqanet hin; Know: mete g syne ig brought | came up yesterday for hearing. Herman did not | He was wena oe od for sentence ve eas peters yan scorer ean pop Rees to bave been stolen, the facts of which pe over-contiding claimants, Herman did @ good Pie oi cpedletgt oS * pros John Danaher pleaded guilty to petty larcenyfrom | sesame” to the place. There are two departments, | Ppeared in the HxNALD, were again arraigned yes- pars and piles of honorabie discharges Nooded die testy Years; know that his reputation for ee Sc deemerenene 0 e SOtres fg Hen ola from a ee er one for female witnesses and the other for males, | *erday, the officers having succeeded in Minding an coining chamber, Now it is well known that was friends whom he has alleged to have defrauded of 24th owner for the stolen bonds. Captain Speight, after | the only excuse that a swindler can reasonabiy truth, verecity and integrity is ir ould ‘while she we at @ Catholic | The upper stories, fronting on Mulberry strect, are P pels W.. ‘plames E. Munson, Horatio 8. hele cuatmns were. in etvcndance, and, would cer | Chareh in Sixteonth strese The Refarder'in passtag | gocupiea by the former end the wing alloded to Peed te Olas heat ar rare mn nimeeg, | Present for tho Ronerecoption of money which haa Brocks, Marshal B, Biake, James Freeman, Willism | friendly manner bad he shown hitmselt. A com- | sentence sald that ing pockets was @ meal | shove by the Inter, The rooms occuplea by the Panes the boats The possession’ of the | *ctually arrived is the negligence of the Post OMce land and that his reputation for trath and veracity pereae cain te ee A nia eee ee ef fyoen the ect wee. commitiod. th a ener He mnt women are each nine by twelve fect in almen- | Prisoners, as weil ty f 6 number not Zt official. Tue papers had informed the claimants was nd they would believe him under oat. | poor claimants may be effected. So far the case has | him to the State Prison for tive years, sion and ceilings from thirteen to ten | Covered, had been, | stolen thé, Fo. | that their dues had been forwarded to the agent, ‘TWO oF three witnesses for the defeuce gave coun- | Every suspicious aspect. GRAND LARCENIES. See, fant Sear iicgieetmiak Stas” trek to: tae mnock National Bank at, Bridgeport, and for | out the “Colonel” had not recoived thein yet, Ite Epi i testifying that rpputation . ‘The Commissioner accordingly adjourned the case Celia Willett, who was charged with ewer 3 $100 | upper story. In each room are two narrow tron | He at once tell hed to the president of the Uank. | WS Sure, however, that there faust be aume mistake Mr. Whitman’ testified that his (Hariand’s) reputa- | !! Friduy next. ‘ Fourth sieeet, On the Then caer bloknod Dally to Deda, with straw matsreesee and pillows, and | wr. Charies B. Hlovchkins, that he. hn recovered & eeatim: the cnage Tonle Caneetr Tapas sie, . Mr, no i » tion ‘was bad, but would believe him under oat. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. an attempt at grand larceny. she was sent to the | floors are carpetena ‘Arfenale occupant ‘having s | Portion of tho stolen bonds requesting mim tocome | ind™ away "went tue voterus "down-uearted ares * the testimony, pod pounaeh Deder etal State Prison for two years and six months. taste for the luxury of sheets, pillow-cases, and identifying them, but that gentloman happeniug to and disappointed, Ky way of parenthesis it sistant 0 . Pep Bherrd Raionae the prose. The, Warren Diveges. Onser=Cneer, Allegations ing an tho seth Leer Bd Rar aduors Ree, pods pok-aaie fo sae ie as atmy bian- | ‘he in tins city ag the time did not receive te des: aaa igh ih A pennntive cave wa xine cution, sumined up. ‘ aud Contradictions—Alimony. of clothing from James W. Hawking, 71 Sullivan | feminine comers and lexure Siust furuah crag, | patch unl his arrival home late in theevening. Yes- | tO follow the exact bone of which he dived into the POINTS SUBMITTED TO THE BENCH .TO FORM PART Before Judge Cardozo. strect. As there were mitigating circumstances the rag gn 3 howover: there are no pon i payee aes Ligon ok $8) Ay abyas of Wall street, and treadiag upon its quick- OF HI8 CHARGE TO THE JURY. John Oscar Warren vs, Emily S. F. Warren.— | Recorder sent him to the State Prison for one year. ants in this of the buildings, so that the rooms | shown the bonds Neccvered ant identified the: sand sank, but ere he went to the bottom clasped a i Me Meee ae SCC S Sens tay eee EO a plaintifr brings this action for divorce from the | ,,catles Denklage was tried and convicted of steal- | have a specially bare and ghostiy-like look. Passing | te ones stulen from the bank. ‘The ners wero | PFoker and became hispartner, A ulae of gold re- Re iting his Honor to charge in accordance with @ watch, worth fifty-three dollars, the property | into the male lent we the rooms onl: med before. Justice rot bold veuled ita yellow caves to the vision of the penctrat- en defendant, his wife, on the ground of her alleged | of Mary Kanoven. She gave her boy the watch to | eight by ten in size, and fog, he rooms primi cae erratened Delon osaenen yesterday, | ing agent. ‘The naplements of work wore quickly Lene ping Nel ee in which pajury is a8- | aguitery, committed at acertain house of ill-epnte | Pawn and the prisoner Took it’ out of nis hand in tively meagre furniture as in the female department, | My, Hove! charging them with stent. | ApPlied—in other words, the soldiers’ money was aigenee. ‘80 that ior sone "eoraie cioaut Sytita in this city, between the months of January and Oc- Seart hot Fn a to the State Prison for four he of ee ee of less privileges to the | ing the following mds on the 30th of Ray inter waemee. ban arlene ee ree Culd specify, whether guilty as to butn thé | tober, 1808. It appears that the pauties separated a invoice, Bach room is intended for tweroccupanis, | November, lash, amounting in all coupon. bonds, | Still tne Cen ge eyo luanted the barea Loeb Ratline tagier and the Pike-Harland, oF gullty | year ago, and this action was commenced shortly cin eieubineaek: Happly there 1s good ventilation, the windows being | argh United, States ve-rwenties coupon bonds, | in Canal street, but the agent was nowhere to be ‘the heey a Big oy : ne. eines rds, The e before this to-aay TELL large and ope! from the top and a transom over upon ‘ponds of 1867, of the value of $1,000 each; two | 8¢°2 The truth flashed forth at once—they, had been paletfyr and you cannot renders verdict cu oat | on w motion for alimony and counsel fo. The de- |g wp gq ve a | sae ager Ada oxime cad. the Lover corm: | Ualied Sates coupon bonds of 186 af thevalne ot | Witte” qat® neaett bos" Hersohe'™ whose to di fo 1B WEATHER YESTERDAY.—' wi recor ; three Connecticu Ci H x d Counl, and I charge you to disregard it altogether. | rendant also asks that the court direct back altmot 2. acagbhisey) It 18 about os melancholy looking sitting room as | She Untied States certificate registered bobe, $10,000; | Claims amounted “from Afty to one hun ill show the changes in the temperature for the | that lated to st dred dollars each stormed with indignation the issue of this trial; their reputation an to be paid her from the time of the commencement | ¥! Mt appropr gers Waiting at the | one United States certificate of $1,000; one United : are at stake, and while this ca Bit leremynend ofthe mult and suleacs' that Garing that time she has | past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the thermo | Second avenue Tallroad depot the periodically un- | States certificate, $5,000; three United States certid- | Gradually the extent of the swindle was made rs old from her certain trips of the dummies, In the centre isa . known and the hopes of nearly half a regiment were crea — incompetent witnesses, does affect thelr | own earnings; that tae expense of sald maintenance Gracey. grotto § era Cg eae Bullding, | stove of special gloomy pattern, and the. sitting on. ah aks of hj ve, Calted States bonds bebe crushed forever, The Treasury departinept was in- You cannot convict on the first count of this in- | D&8,beem from twenty-five to thirty dollars per woek; |": 4. M. 36. SP. accommodations four wooden benches without | hve Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad first mortgage | formed of the fact, and the Second Audit6r, at once ‘@tetment, unless you utterly disregard the witness that she has never been guilty of any act or 40 «6P. backs, We should have std@ed, also, that there is ® | bonds, $1,000 each; alxty-flve shares of Importers | ¢X@mioing the records, luckily discovered that over = el ar & Ie (ee cheraniormomum etna | atta natao net inc wie | Sut Pinan au eae 3 1 : upan allowed exce z ers oted. a J ter of Fe n as to truth and veracity | to’tne vatue of '$80,000, and that Mis ine aS try ae in these sitting rooms, In each department there is Pot enertgcestee Se age th | ment was of course stopped and that sum now re- ‘has not been assailed by the prosecution, and the Average temperature a vathroom—the only genuine juxury furnished the promssory notes and enoncte ot atee Mr. Horch: | Mains to the credit of those to whom it belongs. resum: good come amounts to $8,000 yearly. She also sets u) # wortiyot belich Ae and that he | connter charges ofS aduiery nrainst the ator + DEATH FROM BURNS.—August Scott, ininates except such a8 they choose to furnish them- further testified that on the 80th of Novem. | Proceedings were at once instituted’ and Herman page Boned t” havi lined. to with two women named respectively Kate Jackson | years of age, whose parents live at 509 West Forty- | selves, On the first tloor of the main structure are | ber last the aboye property. was contamed | W724 Caught, but batled out by two sureties tn $5,000. ented, (eg wey nctiaree Shae and Mary Smith. The plaini denies these aver- | third street, dicd yesterday from the effects of bi the office and some rooms set apart for the keeper. | in’ a “tin ‘box, which tas ‘Disced in the ‘The case has been several times before the courts, Seen eee Tus OHARGE Se ments, and says he is not worth any property what. | socigentally received on the 10th instant | nthe baxcment isa capucious laundry, Kitchen und | gare” inside 'of the vault” of tho bank, “that | DUt the “Colonel” ad not appearod. tumors i ° ing in receipt of @ yearly g room. na case Benedict then proceeded to charge the jury. | income of $8,000 he 1s now serviag an apprenticeship | EX-SURRIFF JouN KELLY.—The rumor that this PARE ALLOWED THR INMATES. tuerien awa ad a tea oe et ANd | stated that he was willing to” give un the jury—The responsib,lity to the iron fo b P} he all the pert hia possessio! of this important case no’ andry business in Ohio, also thhtshortly | gentleman was seriously il is without foundation. On the score of fare there seems to be nothing of | or any of its contents could be found; that on the @ property in engaged in it and from metier ote And Seay tie = - ein il Reearaipiei Ge iher gave him & | jr, Kelly has been unwell for some time past, but | Wuch — complaint can be made, but, rather, the | 18ti day of February he received a telegram. at his one Ye ore ae Ramee fen, Hd character of the prosecution ts considered and the ry rs lent sum of money to estab! ee plaintim) 's now recovering aud will in a short ume alt for | Cuisine is managed on a scale of unusual liberality, | Bridgeport eee im that the two ners had has ypored jurope. results which are to follow your vel ou will, E usiness in Buffalo, but that he was unable to considering the fact thac the feeding is done by con- | peen arrested, in wi possession @ large quantity | “ered. Morover, it 18 said that his w' pprenend, mot deem that Rear araaie stigntove; | continue such business in consequence of the extra- track ‘The allowance per case of provisoning. 1s OF bonds had been Town: thal Ne. arrived. me iy, | to dispose of Nerhouse on 126th street, for the same cen which vagance of his wite the defendant; that defendant DeaTH FROM INJURIRS.—Coroner Flynn was yes- | ninety cents daily for each inmate, or $7 30 per week. ester purpose, and frou the statements put forth gener- fase und ihe reauts wich are to follow your vers abandoned him in Bumalo and came ‘to this city and | terday notified to hold an inquest at the New York | The preliminary of soup is alway furnished for din found In the. possoaston of the prisouers, ‘whioK he Sey ctRs REIGOs >, SERIE) Oe. bane, red use Fi uestion, and tha ‘ ‘ood roast meat and vegetables, and pic pnw it is highly important that the verdict you | the money with which she claims to have sui Hospital on the body of Thomas Roberta, who died | or juading for dessert. Breakfast and tea are on at Wentiee as & portion of the property stolen from | Came up yesterday before Commissioner Betts. in this case be the right verdict; for, geutle- ported | rrom a fracture of the spine received on or about * $ Seat, i wollee be a dete calmmlions |e herself and child was gained by her in such filtelt 4 scale. Mra, Reynolds, who has ¢ ‘An Informal examtnation waa held before Justice | Tere Was no Herman, bat there | were i us OCCUE- | dite Py ‘also asks that the child be taken from | ‘Me 30th of October last, caused by failing from the | 9 de %, has evidently a heart propor- es ready excuse Brevent, tgugy alan "eno oven, had | RZQaRs, pend Jn custody of some wayium or tat | Risgaigg, © on te ots AS A acer ned? | ona eet het boty rch ian ine tnctuowaly | R°Svencer counsel for tue detenes, way naked fo | FOOT gfelowl! Ne” aight, be lynenci By the lon for juve PS ve retires % Rie Ja ae” lamin mi le of a rinan, % ~ ca ‘no pti) ty etn booed Bosc ecaaes id AYERS ofion for alimony reserved, DAAaTH OF A PoLior OrPIcRR.—William Anderaon, | “You feed ear family well,” we remarked, look- of Sole, Siatiaing See eet made his appearance, and he was consequently 4 felon and punished acco Ld | Fhe Ward Divorce Case—The Power of tho | 4 Old and efficient omcer of the police depariment, | 1g on the welt cet S$eble, our visit hap. 7 at two o'clock, when # decision will be | obliged to stay away. Unforiunace yentienan ’ the nigo be indeed mitous rt en Co Ins Precept. died suddenly at his late residence, No. 202 Mott | PeRINE 10 be at nnd geilingrie 9 ithe examination on behalf of Marshall | ton as much as a thomennd to the wealthy-—Inight holding places in £hé revenue—piaces of st- Lic eg spat ‘ street. For the last few months Mr. Anderson has | gurbike Good things myself,” sho replied, “and T | was adjourned until Monday next, at ton A. M. In | (Ar mde to muah nee thane Ma y- illty almost of danger-—could be charged insey, | JWR A. Ward vx, Charlotte 4. Ward—this is | heen doing duty in the Thirteenth precincts, Some | KBOW, By boarders do, too, and 1'm bound they shall | the meantime Governor Hottuan will be petitioned | CXecrare him aud, call forih, @ mavediettony on bite on fa ‘with impunity. ‘The responsibinty, | the celebrated divorce case in which anumber ofe| years ago he was on detail duty.at the Tombs Police | MAYGAUEA” seas 1s we rejoined, wana | tO,for Arequlsition to allow tue prisoners to be con- | thelr dearly voloved: nad, become entitled vo in {hercsore, Testing 00 You, you Will At once percelve, | eminent artists are more or less involved, and was | Court, Coroner Keeuan was notified to hold an | are not upto the modern dodge of making movey out Sa ea eas laws af dunt Beate Healt with.) Geranoe of the country whose cause they tind vindle trial sci a | argued some days since on an application to coi 1 : of boarders, so prevaient in our pubtic institutions,” pai 2.8 wi ir precious one ow Gebiare ihe law according 0 the! best of May ieee | the. payment pepe pete Aaa audge HAzAt Haseatway.Casnanen,-=-Veetardey moreing | (137i welt ped seen y oardets hal live | amother Case—940,000. Stolen—A Broker | rua wis imc for a ners euough, hs eeaivce EF ge ory on without fear and with- | Cardozo has rendered the following opiuion on the Pay Pousuons, employed. se poster Ip sha eyore Int ke to sen ‘them get iat Do yea Know 1 f- Charged With the Larceny. counsel Was there, and the compromise W: ne out favor. So 1 charge you to perform your duty | motion:— No. 145 Duarie street, acciiently fell through the | seeg hoarders come in here a8 thin as a.spider’s Web | Just previous to the closing of the Tombs Police ed snd cverzing. was 94.aontn a9 tne ee S + mn auch & hatchway from the third. to fhe lower floor and was | and go out as fat as—” aites spoke of the compromise and Mr. Shearman that you + ae hal Selman de. me to say that the vord.ct | —Tha¥e not any doubt of the power to issue @ pre- terribly injured about the head and body. He was | — “Yourself,” we interrupted, rescuing her from the | COUrt yesterday afternoon the particulars of another | said everything was bomg done for the best. (fate in ie case has been ren- | cept; but the question of a party's means, when | taken up by an officer passing at the tim He you rendered nd con- | difficulty of hitting on something of sufficient bond robbery were partially developed betore Justice | Newcombe, on the part of the Second Audi Gered on Your best judgment, in the wsht | tried on aifdavits, is always very unsatisinctors, | Yeyed to the New York Hospital, where death ensued | ‘obese dimensions vo make complete the cou Dowling by the arrest of Edwin R.L6e,a broker | WAS of opinion that perhaps: matters. wold o evidence an the facts present- | and J am loathe to do what might prove @ harsh act. | goon after admission. Deceased was three | son. come to a satisfactory crisis, Mr. Lb. W. ca. opur duty, gentlemen, pertains to the | J ave concluded to stay plaintift’s proceedings in | years of age, a native of France and lived in Hudson | «Well it's about so in some cnacs, I tell you,” and | !¥iNg tn Bergen, N. J. who was he before the | Emerson, on behalf of the government, rald very fact and mine to the law. As to the law of | this action except as hereafter mentioned, and to City, N, J. Coroner Flynn was notified to hoid an | she accompanied the rejomder with a cachihatory magistrate by detective Macdougall, of the Central | littie while the Commissioner not olyect to an tue case | take the responsibility, but as to the facts | direct that a precept be issued unless in three days inquest'on the body. physical agiation displayed by Santa Claus when | OMee, It will be remembered that on the afternoon | adjournment, but a settlement the ms was of the case you mnst take the responsibility, 1 ao | he pay $250 on account of the counsel fee, and the | “Ravovars in THe CUSTOM House.—Yeaterday | under the influence of mirthiui conceit, Not belong. | of the éth of August last a. thief entered tne | pending, What seemed the strangest thing of wil ot consider it to be duty to Age gta any | like sum on account of the alimony heretofore as ay ing to the class of unfed Bohemians, we wii not | oMce of the Star Fire Insurance Company, No. | was that no oue appeared to assume the responsl- be te bed ae lease Ge Se ial OF Be Cae eens. apubatin aca ees ore ae eee bee some seventy clerks in the various departments | jiger longer on the dinner. 96 Broadway, and stole from the counter a | bility of #aytne that afty settlement won| take ‘cause 0! becat of an; * okage United States five-twi ounds, luce at all. It was ramored, forsvoth, and ti was Uimoulties aitending the question, bus becanse, uix | @ relerence be taken to A. d. Smith, to anceriain | fhe Custom House were notified by ea aie cetera cee to be rh them. Ht ia ig t “that their services were no Very variable are the number of inmates at this | amounting to $40,000, escaped with them. Tue | quite sufficient. my is the M eogy Ker to We der ali the cirenmstances, Y deem {t right and proper | the means of the plaintiff, aud upon the coming in | the Collector institution. There have been as high as 128 in the | stolen bonds bel to Messrs. Jay Geoke Co, | eifected? It does not appoar mao a that all men should know that your verdict has | of the report I will make such order, either for the | longerrequired in any capacity.” This movement | ingtitution’at one time. At present there are Mr. Nicholas ©, Mull lent of the Star Ini enny in the work!, except the mi hope, f not decn rendered EL vathent Any pressure whavever. fom eon = glad Se eae Rect ta uhomate ta understood to be a part of the late Senatorial con- | three:—Pattick Murphy, who is detained as 6 Sid | ance Company, appearel crore the magistrate and | incarcerated, to obtain « matyt ‘or some 4 you wall, therelore, pass upon shen Tucts ch reference the plalutiis proceedings will be | test, as all of the ex-clerka were known to be Morgan | Bess agatust Maxiniliin Mullet, alleged to have wet oon inate. fron that ete ys “ aed acrrites eat 5 Porte ti with necording’ to your own judgment, and will | stayed meantime. men. ‘There 1a considerable commotion among the | Ste to the house of the former about a year ago, in | With the ny, from the fact tt 2 aca ‘as fe has a ut $7) ae eel ow y wena cplbion “ties y remaining clerks as to who will be the next to have | Which Muller’s wife and two chiidren Were burned | Ne Was informed, had gold a uutmber of the stolen | a moi swallowing un $2,000 the any expressions} mie cage Sen ane Suled aaa Decisions Rendered. his oMficial head chopped off, it Understood | 0 death; Morris Gicason, Whose testimony is wanted | boada to the firm of bong White, Morris & Co., | same, wht on a Cs La “a ing dea “i 4 to pass any judgement on abstract questions with re: Pegg hae reas si Devorr piace Rema iis ke bar te Ard bets be sor Senne | im kings county; an sannuel aroma nno preere onus Leonard D. White, of the firm of White, Morris Iirieay. the traud Ay ‘pat nad the proposed far i evoune i or reven ra it may | feng ae, siravan-—Motion denied, withont | Srtheuaieranie cats wenizccres mapa | gaia Sarg, he sion knee honever, neve | 4%: fava en dove a nthe ah ore | dey a hung, Bra i ima, arabe the rt Y, tober last ne purchased from the prisoner United | amount tendered by his securities would not go to huue Uirough the connivance of oMclals, but you ure | Coste, with leave to renew on proper papers: | | twenty night watchmen and three welghers, the bal- | bec commited it Min ci naan tw iuinaiea’e’ | States five-tweuty bonds Nos. 00,102, 35,450, 24401, | cover up his defulcation&. ‘Whough not pubiioly pot callea.on to deckie npon.that question. | It may | site event. ‘Defendant to stipiiate not to.sue, ac. | “ice vend clerks tn the several divisions, we taguired of Sergeant Folger, in charge. tind 2,208 of tue denomination of $1,000 each, of tus | stated, these facts were transparent 10 ver. betrne that oMicials may be prosecuted on fuise ‘Noah va. Manhatten atereces Relief Associa- Tae FoLTON Streer Fins.—The following are “Clear as daylight,” quickly responded the ciear | 188ue of January and July, 1505. These vonds have | ‘There was a fumbling and w di & reatlens. . 5 el a k of criminals. Unly a short time ago 1c v you are noi culled on to say so here, Yaurduty'per- | Z¢vinger es. Levinger.—Motion denied. street on Thursday evening:—The basement was | Clearing wor! u the wbove facts Justice Dowhng annoynced to the | of suspictou. Commissioner Betts was evidently at’ tous fo the particular charge against the prisoner | “dtntine aumay of sevontrave dollars ne “| ocoupled by Joseph Hayward, paper dealer; loss Reaee a atio with the contienon of crimingie’ | prisoner that he should be competied to detain him | loss to know whut to do. Promises of « wlowing = wie eee Wee pati Doge eepcyat ouRy |" Isaac C. Pray vs. Henry D. Parner, &e.—Motion | $3,000; insured for $2,090 in the Germania, $2,000 in | It requires no process of ratiocination to show the | (© await the course of an examination, Mr. Lee, in | character were freely oferad, ani if Hesmaly's “ ms of the case by the ser tt reply, sata thacif given time he could show that he | tra ters were to be bvelleved no melodrama TS aes PO oy Fee ee te vent ea unicen | te Commerce, of Albany; $3,000 in the Etna, of | Correct sng retonthis pout, wean ¥. | came honestly in possession of the bonds, in order | would end more agreeanly. Every olaimant was to ary crime—a ee to be considered plaintitTs pay seven dollars cost, and sitpulate to no- Hartford, and $5,000 in the Mechanics and Traders’ PERIODS OF CONFINEMENT. to give him an cope to do so the investigation | be patd ta full, for “Colonel '8” effects were to be # io as S i Ye ree ene Pg yom tice for next circuit and try when reached. companies, The first oor was occupied by Shut- | These vary as vary tte number of iamatea, Many | Was adjourned tul this afternoon, In the meuatime | dispored of while fis wire chante be | were. so deus helt dodlaven ctg-atboe ts wa Con | Clantin et al. v8, Mandel et al.—Motion dented, with- | teworth & Co., paper dealers; loss $15,000; insured | stay but a few days, but itis very often their com. | |e stands committed. mu, eae Figo aN Sco te tea eimai ter or hearing who, on oath or po om ony ‘shail, | OUt costa. for $6,000 in’ the Park, $6,000 in the Greenwich, | pulsory sojourn 18 protracted trough months. Ua AIR lh a I A tw ro weto noveral of tho ‘aetrattod ones tn the Knowingly and willingly, swear of ailirm taisely—. | After ts. utohins.—Motion granted on payment | $2,600 in the Norwich, Conn., and $2,600 in the Rt- ay Car Tea, tie cage OS Ce ae Fae ROYAL ARCH MASONRY. jommhissione’s ome. Oly tongues were busy. every person #0 offeuuing suall be deemed guilty of | Of five dollars costs, and cause to be put on Friday | 04, Of Hartiord, The tlurd floor is Occupied by John | cipal witness against Keai, recently convicted of ihe ae eye wiet nt hg Py Be fe future at perjury. Tne crime is kKnowiugly and willingiy, | Calendar for second Friday of March Raper, printer; loss $1,000; insured for $2,600 each | murder of policeman smedick. He was detained nor nae Wax ar ad g de, Relnotte, pelas the futnre i ¥, | “Jaques 0s, Thiers.—Movion denied; five dotiars | in Williamsburg, City, People's aud Bowery compa- | here 204 days. ‘The {wil records of the institution Mount Zion Cha No. 231. ee el pao Me Posy ye Aoi pom Mang Be Be pose tRanedrg . aics, The foursh and itn floors were occupied by | during its elght years of existence here aud tour | *Btsutlon of Mow ro sacothed dows whe galow ot thew wdigaaees | qed eer cate Erg | Delmage ve. Dunscombe et al.—Motion aented. Richard Lane, bookbinder; lows $1,000; insured for | years in White streei, show numerous cases of sim Yesterday afternoon the encampment room in Odd was afaiure, With a mene tas nalnenees tne bw wun. te to this crime presents a | _S27ah L. Blount vs, David, 7. Blownt,—Motion de- | $2,000 in the Firemen's Company. The building is ly long continement. Fellows’ Hall was crowded with ladies and gentle- | Suliers sald pera te 1 lg peculiarity which I deem. tt proper to cali | aed. owned by Gardner G. Yoelin; damagea $1,600; Iu- | reivILkGEs AND rEnQUISITRS OF THE INMATRS. | men, who were invited to witness the pubite institu. ee ant ah euaae at erie propeses, Your atiention to, That is, whereas most crimes | Bate et at. vs, Carrington.— plaintiirs giving | sured for $20,000, A large exercise of humanity 1s shown towards y and "the. dim prospect. of tion of a new chapter of Royal Arch Masons (Mount | better than no bivad. The case was aces nd reaily tu need of | Zion, No. 231) and the tpstallation of officers. ‘Tho | Mjouracd till the 20th Instant with a view that in » 4 he meantl omethh it be done towards @ replenishing, to which tuey have access. He also | ost Excellent John W. Stnons, Grand High Priest | Latieuctory adjustment of tne Bifulr. But that cau be proved under the law one witness aloue | DOnd With sureties, &c., within five davs to pay any Sr. Parricx’s Day—THE CONVENTION.—The fourth | Mie inmates asa waltung. There io @ library, thus aioe of pee ury cannot bet brored Dy one wit. | 8M reported due to Mr, Bowman, substitution will meeting of the Convention of Irish societies, having though very muc' duaptdaced au ness only, and for the stmple reason that one oath | b¢ ordered and a reference ordered, &c. , Ke vs. Senece: Reservation Oit Company et al,.— | in charge the artangements for the celebration of St. | mentioned the four bath rooms. For exercise the “ ” ‘ ecuines that bot Guin tae Ment Meomeoiont Gaal te Deftaly opened on-paymens of ten. Aotlaen ote and Patrick'sday, was held last evening, at Hibernia Mali, | freedom of the capacions yard is also allowed them, | Of the State And Past Grand Master of “Blue” | just sous aa fur olf aa the hiding piace of. “Colonel” Proved by one witness, but (hat the witness must be Yip wee | bed eee oe EE esa &c. | prince street, Patrick McArdle, the president, in the =~ ae ale Ly oo i oral naa ee nim ap fearon to ‘homer ibe charge Dreterred x lenry Cardoz ms, Mek 7On 4 af ¥! sted—are allowe 0 and of eu che; 4 com " , z Corruborative of the cvidence of ous wither haters | Ried, without costs and without leave to Tew iif | Chair. After the routine preliminaries “haa been | picase, to take Walks or visit ftieuds oF go to places | the following companions were installed as oM- | ayainst. lim, as any other criminal would be cant. a jury is warranted to convict. One witness ts not |. 8B other defence can be shown. complied with Rey, Father McAleer was Introduced | Of amusement; fn fact, are persaiteed” tho entire | Ceré:—Most Excellent Compaaton John F, Baldwin, | pelled to do. ae ami ree , es ores) Weg simicient; there must be two witness | Wilson et ci. ve Nesler et ate—Order ted. freedom of the city. On Sunday tnere ts preacking | High Priest; Excellent Companion Geo. Win, South | ‘He scene down statrs, under the Cominissioner Foborative circumstances suiicient to satisfy the | Mary #. Snifen ve, Baward W. SnifeneAppticae | 204 made a brief address, in which he expressed the | {o tuein, 1: that way be set down a a privilege, | wick, King: Bxeelient Companion James Dearest, | ome, Tay eveioyes tae Natta of as an 0 mind of a jury that the false statement | ton refused. The testimony ts wholly insutticient., | kindilest feelings towards the objects of thé Con- | though it 1 the privilege of each to go or stay away | Jr., Scribe; Companion Benjamin F. Walling, ue gen a rae — 4 charges have been knowingly and williugiy Tn tie Matier of Louisa C, Woode, an Habituat | vention, and sald he came a8 a delegate from St. | a he or she pleases. It will be understood from | tain of the Tost; Companion George W. Westerfield, | Packed together were vel ann “"" fous made. There are two charges o/ this nature brought | Drunkard.—See memoranda of decision. Coiumba’s T. A. B, Socicty. He hoped to see a res) what is written above thai there i# no charge for | Principal Sojourner; Companion Mitohell tiniliday, | for sue ney ‘sake, a Tos ekiee inet the prisoner. One is tn the Orat count in Blanqute Bourgade.—Motion granted, &c. able and muititudinous procession on St. Patron board, The oply thing chargeo ts for washing, and | Royal Arch Captain; Companion LL. T. Lounsbury, ae 7 AD the nove aia: fa “1 Antenna the indictment, which charges him with having com- | _Zisner ts. Miler et a1,— Attachment vacated, with. | day and that it would be conducted with propriety. | as to this the winates can do their own washing if | Master Firat Vell; Gomnpanion J, H. Jones, Master | brothers’ blood had been rm} ice ae eee luitted in @ certain aifidavit sworn to by him before | Ut costs, upon defendant stipulating not to bring | Tie Committee on Military Arrangements Ge they please. to indemnity tor loxs of time, that | Second Ven; Companion C. ft. Klackhursi, Master Grouped foment they awai ue diapog ea Commissioner Guttman. It is not disputed that the | 40¥ suit by reason of its service on their property. that they had beeu unable to confer with 4 | remains discretionary with tite courts. To the wit | ‘Third Vi Compenion ‘Ami Vores, Treasurer; Com- | the case. had were poy poor peop! va] dake nn atthe bar is the man tn qu ‘or that Chaplin et at. vg, Dizon.—Motion cranes Kavanagh, of toe Sixiy-ninth mt; in conse- | ness (: aier already referred to the sum of $200 | panion Geo. B. Potter, Tyler. man, who had been tn the 0 cepa oo ms yy it was taken in a@ proceed toh gave Commis. dennis quence of his absence froin the , and were in- | was paid, which is about the average maximum al- | The officers of the new chapter were first obligated eg yt page myer yor op siouer Guttinan jurdiotion therein; gor Is thee NEW YORK DISTRICT CiviL COURTS, en pe ey wae tonal Tithe at: onsmcnad ae, tah Gekt Tom, after which the prand overs entered wo sate | tthe crowd what had boom done. | sehamh aie, ‘Tals Gall peared ana mek aecied, A Printer’s “Case.” frotm tue Fourth division of the Laborers’ United be: | ‘The niiiiee of which these detawcd witnesses | inusls a8 followssrM: £, Grand Captaiy ov the Host, | settlement was proy that the “Colouel was will © question, then, fer you las question of fact— ah | nevolent Society, and societies Nos. 4, 6, 9, 17 and 19 PR Roy furms the worst and most cruel fea- | Joun Hoole; M. EB. Grand Secretary, H. F. Phillips; ae ‘all bus “pr y”? to wativly thet claims. wan that adidavit true? Or 4id the ang Before Judge Quinn. of the Ancieut Order of Hivernians. The Vonvention | ture of the case. The real criusals oiten get re- | M, E. Grand Treasurer, —— Gray; M. 6. Grand ( hap here 13 Hor snyhow 7" cried one. “Ho's ingly and willingty tm that aitidavit declare that to | Patrick Leonard ve, Little, Rennie @ Co.—This wag | then adjourned anti the 26th inst. ? leased on straw bail, and are at large aud plying | lain, Steplen Merrtit; M. K. Grand King, Koyal G, egy 4 et to fod we ad be true that be to be false? The materiality | an action brought to recover from the defendants, | OvERVOARD.—About half-past six o'clock ast | thelr criminal vocations, while the wofortunate wit- | Millard Saetg. Season hee teifutease. ‘They kucw they had Ey pp R) Sa eye taken tae Ge, | Who keep a book and Job printing oMice on the cor- | night, just as one of the Hamilton avenue ferryhoats Somer Wrniio ‘the institution is conducted ona | The MC. Grand High Tries then explained beeu swinuled and ail was your. Whore was tween Harland and canngg be di ; Due | Ber of Broome and Crosby streets, for work and | came Into the slip at the foot of Whitehall | spirit np bumauity, and the largest freedom | object of ihe meeting and iayited tne ladies ant von cecioeiny , that ie hagene Wi a have been that Is @ question that ‘hose ng come before you. | labor done as @ compositor by the piaintif. The | street, a men by the name of James Bm. | Consistent eon ends we jercee et owes toe ta tele pepee nt to aaRiat by singing bie opening oie, | Te in NeaAias ARUORTRAS thatignd points disheart- whe question for you to decide 1, is it shown berond | pinintift was engaged by defendants to work on | mons, who lives in Fourteenth streot, near pe gS is ts oe. Kies, em iee ||”, Riteeesamoeen ped and ieauly gathering. lef uve butt vag or by. the athdavit of ¢ Tsar ether worse | DOOk work at Aitv-one cents a page; and about two | Third avenuc, Brooklyn, fell overboard. At | Witheswes wore alike consigned tw the Toinbs, a rhdi- ey en he uaa with Feetit indignation. Yain was ‘ue by. ne ae - | weeks since he and about. fourteen others Joined the 7 pone ml rough which she: innocent... | ~ e aempt of Herman's friends—atid te has’ them 4 circumstances, that an alleged inter- | printers’ strike and left the establishment of the de. | the first rumor ot the accident the great crowa, | CM Js needed, through wiich ihe iunoceat: | ‘This done the Grand High Priest directed the | where one mught Not Feadilyexpoct—to pucily the View did not take place.’ Perjury ia asrigned in the Rencants, who owed the plaintrr and his co-laborers | who are always waiting fora boat at that hour, And very many of thom from the coautey, Vicumilved | Grau Captain of the Host to vring the ices OC'| Crowd. MODENA ARE monENS had Vey Doe deceived, ~ , and @il | sums varying front nineteen to twenty-two dollars eagerly around the spot from which the man | aad having no one. here to become suruey for then | (e,New chapter Before him. The ofivers uv; | and now that the actual guilt of the offender was and upwards. The defence was merely technical, e . z ingly assembled tn front of tho aitar, aud Grand | opemly ptovedithey were aaked to rely upon a state. ui fallen, thus making it quite impossible for any- | shali not thus be deprived of their personal liberty. | King Mf, ted that the chapter requeated the! whethor you defendanta contending that the matter had not been | suing to be done for bis rescure with the least | The Craptee of eatety to cru. | Sud Millard stated that the chapter requestor thelr | ent for the truth of Wakeh not & living Hai Was 5 4 "| . ed. interview as that Sara cek the forte baring warbajouraenen chance of success. | The, mai had teen in the and fralts are to debar | "Iie warrant for the institution; dated at Atbany,,| “mut? ¥ a) ds ehaincs msied be cangnt ss oe : a , and Hh ns tastituted the chap. i wees “ a t RViCBOR, ¢ ik hers ep you, gitide you i, covert KDeve ‘was ‘mate, ee a by tite browocu ion, knowingly | doing bustuess under the title of Owens & ft bot another tlustr n Of the uncertainty of the | with i an assurance of protracted aud painful un- | pe Gain a Sour doth tii irs a avec a have peed reiscitiossty iY p Sew Y a z a on om "I fs ter to Zerabbabel, patron of Htoyal Arch Masonry, pay wt ith at some Giviuent. He oft ngt hitaset obwerve- aay taper. | Merchant of New York. An account was started | fe to ep overooard. The decided lage might dia MAYOR'S OFFICE. "the Mark Master's hymn was then sung toine | sravement Abad they are to be wattler with ite tant difference in t Aro statements, and it appeared between them, from which it appeared there was a | Rot prove & fatal one; but by Negi gE — if tune of “Hob: - and: @ Wail stroct ienrgin tout wil! Be eae ieee anan OF tbe, JULY C8 | Dalanoe dae to the Rew Haven firm of Mity-aive dot- | MMV" oF TATE "tater or ‘some ono being | Among the Mine ne nan nn nich nave | mized. ‘he. cace bs ten pias, to be winked ly a tie firet plase of the second count relating | lars. Owens & Keegan gave an order to the ptain- | crowded off into the water, at the lauding of every mee, War neeeg interesting cuses which Have | i en. Justice must be distrtouced impartially even to the to the alleged interview between Harland and Pike, | Uf in this action, Patrick Ward, to whom they were | boat, afi the circumstances that produce the danger | come before the Marshal is one which was dispoved | The Crand ¢ of the Host then presented the | Vilest vogues that exist. Unt er eS “Te Rut in anovier portion the accused in his amdavit | indebted for a like sum, and took this ae and | make it always vxvecsingly dificult, sometithes | of yesterday, The complainant was a gentiemau | oMice c- By and shor were aly 4 installed tastance b Where this heartioes erlieme ee Felaies to, otuer alleged Interviews in Washington | DOM the piaintis brings suit agains O'Don- |, imporsidie, to re re vichin of such an wecitemt. | named Wallace Lemore, of West ‘Thirts-seveut | Ingup a prayer UelNit of each omoor at the elosg! | haste of anptincipion re-vowes minciaiod Eclies to teens snare ava Tea nat rae ee ‘Gat by Rm ph md CTR : street, and ‘the accused was Mr. L. Swarts, doing Py ry intallation, aiter which each wae inespned follow =D thetmrck on taolr own acc ened hea | tie. drat acorpted by Owens & Ki POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ‘ xe, | With the collar and jewel of his oMee, and the war- | of the deepest dye lave been perpetrate 1) aba Knowing that such interviews iad never taken | Sit. "Re@nougnt fro third n business a8 8 pewnbfoker at No. 548 Third Avenue. | Fit was douvered into the hands of the mewly tn. | heanl of, For inst An ageus writes for & oui | we agg by MED ne bound to convict him | Tiree meat on. 04 the (eettion Ste = - amamtanp ra It appears from the compiaint that Mr. Lemore met | «(aled High Pricat, With some excellent remarks from | to Wasuingtov. wey Is at Once Forwarded to Fud:—This, gentlemen. ma crimmnak act and the | volved is whecher this accepted dratt obtained from | FRAUDULENT CuvcK — TwaNsacTioN.—Captain | @ young man on Fulton street, who told him that he | Suagivand High Priest, woe nsia Gapuretsin meee: || bad Often erarchance pensioner call 19 tawuite Pee ted, ayrtumnolg deuak aay | Seta ae Owtas'h Kearan Sie coun ee Wat | OTe, be Tremtraina proauee youeruns | wus hard up aad had Deon obtgnd to vunn We | Ives whien waa wactec oak, ‘otgide Se | rived ani" mugu, wo | as we pt dt An not 8 lfope, 4 surmise | Cialiied that the order given by Owens & Rereeate Grrested John Speucer, a man forty years of age, | watch, showing at the same time a pawn tickot for | jaw (ihe Holy ivle), the cotwitution of. the elapter | probably tuo claimant is poor, amd tue evidence. If such ‘a doubt oxiete 700 will acquit the | Ward operated as an Eyatable Assignment of the | On @ charge of faise pretences preferred against him | seven dollars, which he was willing to part with for | and the rules and reul of the Grand Chapter |, wily agent, well knowing 1 offers lm prisoner, tf not you will convict bit. fonda im O’Donnell’s hands, and that he cannot eet | by Mr. William V. Leggett, of No. 1,429 Broadway. | one doliar. The dotiar was given and Mr. Lemore | vf the State and tue General Grand Unapter of the | the tenih vi ibe aman ane ys ng ey geok tig ead Bae pt ded Po OM. At ton | tiie amet of Wards Decision reserved. een SENSE | Mr. Loggett swears that on the 10th of October last | proooeded to ‘Swarts’ establishment to get (he | Sipes OF Guet Omiees: white were MOF ek, ri baste | Grol nore imroune rever, reaching hin, the clavwintt for the agit Ba b Gnd wore toaked up | NS vs" | the prisoner called upon him and, presenting | watch, Hepaia the seven dollars, and sixty-three | tome, ‘The masters of the velia Coreen . accepts the trite ahd the agent pockets the eutire é e SUAROGATE’S COURT. | what purported to be a check drawn by B.-S. | cents for intercst. As noon as Mr. Lemore saw the | sented with seatiet, lo and bine banners, as | ui, wield hat arrived, pecnnes we day ke ST — ig it on the Chemical Bank for forty-eight | watch he found that te had peen badly aold, and | Well as swords, tho the ensign uf the | lug.’ Horman’s case moods but lite commen’ bus ware ATES OTHE Count. The Watson Will Case—Decision by the an payable to the order of John Spencer, | said he wanted to put the article In pawn again fur | oMfce and the sword for the ‘ the facts connected with .t demand a full disetosare. Patent Theatrical tom, w wei stam, ‘and daly endorsed, requested the casi | haif the aimouné hie had paid for it, but Mr. Swarts The Grand High Prieat them delivered the usual nyo starving beggar bas been ttaprisoust for rae Pecamtentetion |: te ara Seep the usoused at the saine time representing | Would not take the watch again ai wny prive.. The | charges to the newly in*talied oMcers, aftor which | «wallux loaf of bread, wherewith to sactaly tbe Infringement, Before Surrogate Tucker. thas iPwas thé chock of B. S. Higgins, the carpet | matter was laid before Marsia| Tooker, and the | the Grand Captaim of the Host, in the name of the | clalins of # craving hunger, Jn the present case the Before Judge Benedict i named Robe! ‘ataon, dealer, him, Mr. Legge't, believing the | pawnbroXer refused ly to take tho waten back | Grand Chapter, prociatmed that the chapter was | mouey of many & poor pensloner lus been squan- seer agra heap arbres pithy ee eerie oniaciay hus made to be true, cashed the | or refund the movey. fnkod how he came | instituted by the Of Moant Zion Chapcer and | dered In the Wall strect pool. It devoutly Ww be Hoya vs. Wheaitty.—The plasmti® im this ease | on the business of a public caterer in Sullivan street, | Check, aren presedtin: Ir at che Chemical Hank | to take the w Be ee ae nae nice | tne omicers Qnty Maneliog, , wished that the ment ot the ease ts not & Weil b ) Aetion agalust defendant for infringe- | im this city, died several months ago, leaving to his | earned from the paying Wiler that the cueck was | Mt, AR ey man #0 Well that he did ‘ Fgh ay fp OY fe Grand Chap ed L-4 ent! pon iy ae vifopr e ol orthlews; lence the comp! " pretences. | nol ve th le i Touke a | la rand Genet m a br » KO confide it Of, im a }- nieut of @ patent claimed to be in his possession for | wife and daughter property valued at about $100,000, | Porintoss fi unce ‘he com une for false pm ences. | pos hema take they » Wy Rouker ta ey e: sy) ty (foliverad a br jy" tose hat. (east ot A, eaeeved em oe Bo m of atage footligiis, wlich of late big | The will was admitted to probate, and ietiors of ad: | payin c wuriiod dim wide Teubs for tial a | tran It Would make nd diTerence w Bhat to pier plamed ® ie Covemonios, dwelt vyon | laged. The macer will agai be brought up in be Commussioner e Court om Luewday BOxte t ‘ sto woneral wee M all theattes. The piantid’ tainistration were granted to tie WKloW. Avus two , celadit uf & 000 bel. ailair ae it gtood Welose Mr, Lesmore tyvk tw watel | Holt sigupll aud defended we givivu Maevary