The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1869, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. z g i 4 g i 5 3 2 : NEW YORK CITY. it i i E z ! BS si i : THE COURTS. in the ‘wicnoes did cos Kaow why Ham aan was “7 iy Ga wes under Re coneee at Serer ‘SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. -, ahesane auditor independent; witness ‘The Union Pacific Railroad LitigationExam- ination of T. ©. Durant Continued—The | boi fi ih 3 ; ‘March Books of the Company Ordered to be De- | Most every week from Tuesday to By "a Uvered Up—Diticaltion in the Way=Adjoura. | eugenos, Be thonghh, was beyond. Miaabotn: _- Tos. cm ! imevery order. Sustlon, 0} meat of the Case. 3 ow long tt would take to reach Mr. Ham. "| oo ENMRAL SESSIONS. —Bofore Gunning | gemneg jon are bay rgd toca, the entire ot of com, Again, on the subject of pianos, an important tem. | Say, something. Me. Schloss, the. interpreter Dore Judge Barua Mii tated fr a prommry oar ha ne | bend, 5 ON, fee eee Regret | wen eenotwancs we oa gi ie | Tne Putennes Sania cot, | agate aretha ae af ral tank” James Fisk, Jr., 8. The Union Pacific Raitroa? | neas committed for contempt. aw Dery; ie Charles saree ny the Deut eusuing, three, day or saventy.imo hours from | the best quality aud at the lowest prices, but they ure ously waited for him. to, say. wometht whon, he .—The hear of this case was resumed Mr. MoFarian, on opposing the motion, chat it ‘Same vs. Frederick hereof, whatever rendering procul herever agent might transl good English. grant oo aera sol tor tan terandsat need | Was an insult 0 the Court apd an Insult'to the coun: | itlso pretences; the same Ya. John mbna furier ordered, that ort croeeee, SHatirt, | Shooses, with reference to the Infuences which con- | came from his halfopen mouth, was too much for yesterday . sel The witness in compliance with the | Richard laroeny; the Same va. JohN | Subjected shall be witnessed by aad ‘he ontclel coutrol pte yee yo ‘The ay for b er ue iD Peg eh oe te 1 LO EE et nae Uelon totic Batecnn | Caen atidanhs teenie Tat te ae nae) 20% | conse ve: Wilby obtaining gooils » Ghent if rendered into lara oi, the ee Mis atc | Eokoel to schobitunder pretence Of opalring. wo hat ase. He bogged to draw the attention of the mags: that he is a director of the Union Pacific Railroad | made an at he was je to get i ena if ren Gy ony 4 fe gray | ep BAR Company; that he is now the president of the Credit | (ne vente of tna company ae required. The presont | fer. tye the ‘Game vs. Ouaries, Clark and’ James | oa thus far incurred uo ata ook ta'be paid by Mr, esd: wien a repaired Bn a Pee eT Te wor, | ject and that any ment inflicted upon hin nesden S ne ene | ae Mane ceiog aia Bee’ “a” Same VJ |e cote a nt nitrate aeons | Conran, sae ead sisaay Hoste ema | tcouary. ‘He ven Maied thal ay wc nou ‘zed under the laws of the State of Pennsylvania, After some further discussion, the Court directed e, ving ‘at the offal ‘and did so dispose of the whole The} nt re way for le saat the genera ‘tie a thw aid reas Mo- | Me Dunahi, proice te ants the uate <> Ses Herta poet ne ot rare | Bema an snteranhors pour wuzerattumy; | its nde sta Nout hole an tr ese pilier of America is now, and has been since the | o'clock. ck any, form can by any chalice be used for human food, ta building. Now, who pockets the between | gions, The bear bowed. ant Epences anid, tae sak organization of said company, in the city of Philadel- | _ Mr. Field asked that the other motion connected eye ors Sapa 1, ot ihe Sanitary Com | the prlobe Tecelved for these inferior pianos | mal loved ite master, The beat a phia; that since the month of December last past the | Wit the eult be also adjourned, ‘Tae Waasnne TROTBRDAY.<:Ebe Sothowtng, record Past soften his heart by going, han impromptu said Credit Mobilier of America has had no ofice or | ment. ‘The two matters were ent ‘distinct, The performance. Stern jt however, t0 be made satistied, and the bail was given, the 1 left the court, the crowd Nalepersss, and the fun "it wae suggested to-Justice Mansfield that bo should commit both man and bear, both to be placod branch at No, 20 Nassau street, in the city of New | examination was York, nor has it done any business at that place os Peer of A) since that time, and deponent further saya that | )4 ther none of the books, papers, property, assets lug made. effects Mobilier of Amer amdavita fects of the said Credit merica, at a1 id Now 20 Nassau street, in the city of New York, nor mekeo ten the Union Pacific Railway was concern‘ A. M 30 OP. M daily, an out to the poorer Fa. peters it. ee on ee muzzle cA ne the (os Led apy ow has there bgen any’ of the same for several weeks | A Tecelver had been 40 | classes. the and ih ee see if matter out be- Ped eda eg My en ee pg mre had some rignts in certain property othe Umion | Average temperature Sunday iting of bustuess. auy such brewing of mischief. Deponent says . oy. H. Whitmore, made March 16, 1869, in this ac- ic Falron.§ receiver ae aareoneee ‘ae DeaTH OF AN EX-CoUNCILMAN.—Thomas Farren, MOREAU MORRIS, Assistant Sanitary Superintendent. ee Peek igs | to neon ee i ee De BENE" ig dP AAP BROBEE Noe, ai ee craiee ies anne oie sea Wert of auntanoe Tecelver had come down with a | 82. ex-Councliman of the Fourteenth ward, died | |, A(ter the transaction of some routine business ihe office isin the clerk's department, has a patont oF REAL ESTATE MA7'TERS. posse of sherif’s officers and taken possession of | suddenly yesterday afternoon at his residence, No. re! fun! ‘ Tiving ouly ‘as tothe following points, viz: | (elt oles. He naa invited the receiver to seit | 212 Urand street “Deceased was about dity years of | O'CDe FM eit tes {nthe proposals. and in regard to which tere cin | 9 yu introduced tato tho Logisttaro on Friday directors was 11 none was a roner in was nol old an ues! i a iy Tyr a Cnion Pacitia an covered. without any right, the receiver had on the body. 2 : THE WHOLESALE ROBBERY OF THE EDUCA- | tirely climinated mm tht y branch, <3 expeaitisuze, last by Senator Cauldwell to eniarge the area of the road Company are stockholders of the Credit | Temained with his small army of confederates and | pyprugr Ixsunancts IN THR ReADE STREET TIONAL FUND. and but, two Rouses now, (to engage city of New York by adding to it aportion of the Mobiller of America, | Deponent further says that Tenusad to remove, | He then had suggested the idea | pink.—The following are the insurances of Messrs. soc peer Sen hsen: aencoeies aan A . The | Southern part of Westohester county, provides for Pag rap te Bor rete SB IP ey, but Mr. Ham Koop to himself the combina | Higgins, owners of the bullding Nos. 69 and 61 Reade | ro rx fprron ov vax HanALD:— time of the ler, seems t0 be #0 taxon up Cg these | making tt 1a name part of the olty of New York, of Mr. C. Durant, sworn herein on the 20th day of | ton. matters stood, and then business was en- | street, where the fire occurred on Saturday night: ‘A great deal of excitement ts atrempted to be | 108 ar & ‘on tonwed prot | = pace 0 the cele- | and gives power for designing, laying out roads and i March, 1809, and knows the contents of the same and | “rely uninterrupted. | They had large sums to pay. || Resolute Insurance Company, $12,000; 3 avenues systematically, to connect the towns of the papers to which they allude and refer. That the Field said he thqught there was no money in | 5,99; Continental, Rif + ‘American. (poston), stirred up by the movement made by Mr. Richmond, | mitted that he never examined hts accounts or the iy! ly the safe. fro! warrant to discover the forgery until three weeks | Morrisania, West Farms, — Westchester and the affidavit of the said Thomas ©. Durant win all re- ‘Mr. Barlow replied that Mr. Durant had money of $5,000; New England Mutual (Boston), $5,0, the only republican member of the Legislature from fer the unt and the checks were placed in his | tower tts te a veakae. wie spects true within the Soe of this deponent, | 119° Gwn; but ‘Sheri re without FATAL MACHINRRY CaSUALTY.—George Wilson, a | the city of New York, to effect a change in the char- | possession, Sethe time he vated: ‘states ‘Domunteaiousrs ea: and they’ a ed that he injght be withdrawn, om man employed in the sugar refinery corner of Frank- | acter and composition of the Board of Education. |" Now let us examine the composition of the Board | the city of New York, It does ae amined that portion of the road known as the Z,and | | Mr. observed that he would see that no un- | jin and West streets, was yesterday afternoon | It is sought to have it belleved that this is a oon- | of Education, to see whether it is constituted of re- | give power to work or grade thom, neither and of education, fitted has no personal knowledge of the stajements relat- ee pay ee but the rights | caught in the machinery and fearfully mangied, both | spiracy of bad men to obtain control of our pubilc | So ore ae sent itlod to that sacred pro. | 2008 1 give the Common Conucll of New York or ing thereto; but that in that respect he’ ves legs being fractured, He was removed tothe’ New | schools, forcorrupt, mercenary and even sectarian | tection which is claimed for them, ‘Their names are | #9¥ other body municipal powers over the territory, the said a@laavit of the said Thomas C. Durant to be | %, tr Pe bad hat the Court could nothear a thing | York Hospital, where death ensued soon after ad- pe wy brs. wore 80 there would be full justia. | a8 follows:— but reserves all such powers to the present authori- Sree, ane Senate ene arias nai isregard peared. mission. Coroner Schirmer was notified to hold an Tania nsiaee! Ro Gi Bass ganization af the annual meeting of the stockholders | Stuavine ang ihe prooia tat thore wee strong rea. | iquest on the body. cation for the great activity of those having the cou- | prennan aud” Owen Hisley. fire” Dupigna Sed paavemnmen one See fe Peau « or when any votes were cast, had no son to 8 an intention to withdraw from the SuppgN Deatu.—Coroner Schirmer was yesterday | trot of the Board of Education and of the school come. C billiard Be ee is 4 pigeons jopaqpcon se wipe a knowledge of the number of voves given on said ac- pad lew yor, the property, eae semneriee. notified to hold an inquest at 442 East Sixteenth | moneys in their efforts to prevent any interference Ez ws om k pg imtend, FJ Se pe nee secure ui vay #4 pins S 3 as oan tt spake ks of the same only upon informa | 60), ) vr Dhaene matter. He Buc AK, that | Street, on the body of Philip Scheu, a German, fifty- | with the existing condition of things; because, how- | to the cosupation ‘of these gentlemen, to reflect, in aap pha pessoa ir sory. wi y sarc 7 of - <td ‘The aMdavit of Charles A. Lombard stated that he | U2der the circumstances the court should not be | two years of age, who died suddenly. Deceased was | ever bad the present system may be, no matter what | any way upon them, because they ap Sys eye very ‘ork, Proposed to au ie Pari 18 @ direetor of the Union Pacific Railroad Company; baffled. taken suddenly {i1 in the street and taken home in a abuses may have grown up during this long con- good and A en a pe ame war. a veer plato yor surveys and prepare the that he is also @ stockholder of the Credit Mobilier of The Court remarked that an officer could remain in | carriage, deat! Berens few hours subsequently. ere iquor at ret an pproesing ©. oe plan. The people of the towns above named are ver: 34 been. charge without interfering with the money of the | Deceased was on Scheu, one of the | tinued control of one set of men, forming the “‘ring’’ | and must necessarily prevent that close unanimous in the support of Senator Cauldwell: reir Leake res ‘poker seen wy ooetete ao pany. : State Prison Inspectors, . of the present Board, it would be better even tnat it _ Snipa ct public education which tueir importance 1 apo is carefully drawn to protect the rights davit of James Fisk, and also the amdavit or | Mr. Barlow—In charge of whatt z THE BURNING OF Mrs, RosINson.—Mrs. Rebecca | should continue as it ts than that the objects sald to | Gemands. 1) 5 wos saaater: Wilson | “ane real estate market 7 a opened for the week yester- Thomss ©, Darant, and knows the contents of each | 4 J0¥vered in the aufe an old aimauso, & Slauxybook | Robinson, the lady who was so fearfully burned at | leat the bottom of the movement should succeed. | gmat clerk in the Street Departmont; Otol. Coop, | day with continued. animation, In daition ta affidavit of Mr. Cisc6, also confirmatory of the stave. | 8nd $1 50. (Laughter.) her residence, No. 212 West Eleventh street, on Rather bear those ills we have, German ‘. variety of New York and Brooklyn improved and ment entertained in the sftidavit of Mr, T. C. Durant, | _ Mr. Field urged the necessity of placing | sunday, by ner clothes taking fire from a grate, as ‘Than fly to others that we know not ot. ‘Third District—William H. Gray, horse eater; Ben- | unimproved property disposed of by various firms, was also read. eehatie some supervision over ‘Whe buoks. heretofore published in the H&RALD, died yesterday | Now, there can be no harm in calmly considering | jamin B. Merrill, tailor; James L. Lewis, re mer- | Messrs, Johngon & Miller comnenced the sale of tho Mr. Durant was then examined by Mr. Field. The Court finally decided to adjourn the second “Williamson Homestead Farm,” situated at East morning. Deceased was about forty years of age | the existing condition and relation of the Board of | Sant. ve He referred to a mistake in his previous tes- | Motion until such ye a8 the first had been dis- | ana a native of Petersburg, Va. Coroner Flynn was Education and the objects: attempted to be secured, Bae ag gee ripley gore ie at New York, which, afver the larger portion of it had timony, to the effect that the number of teams | Posed of, in order to a¥Did confusion. ‘Te motion | notified to nold an inquest on the body. bill eas of the hour at which the last parcel was employed was not 80u. He had not’ seen the | Wa accordingly adjourned with the other til to-day. ine _ | and which will probably be accomplished by the surance. : ne cont sot with ones Ww. Davis. Davis lived in " COURT—CHAMBERS. pearls eee spi gcse bra lay ‘a | of Mr. Richmond. Mere clamor proves nothing, end oe ae cee ericckiten tiling econ soaranciets yy Omaha. He had tried to see the books, which would RINE cOUaT—Cl x s ? and should not affect any citizen who feels—as all | - Sixth'District—Thomas J. Hall, dealer in music, v c, rices obtained indicating a firm tone in the market. tell him the amount of his dividends, but the Sherut lying sick and destitute in the: Rallway of. promines good citizens should—a deep and responsible interest | some of which is sung in the public schools; Leander Belo = ret iu- | been sold, was adjourned in consequence of the late- had the key of the vault, and therefore could not, | Assault om the High Seas—A Warning to OMm~- yw we give partic The Union Pacific Railroad never paid a dividend. cers of Vessels, pa F malece a a aoe eamatgsayhy vero in the cause of common school education. Let not | Buck, builder and repairer, and Peter H. J 4 —_ ‘ Siage Parnard checryoll tent the scope of the in Larne a aalsatey aoe Ie yi ie z Or ve a : aad sare gar Ang misc atnmabeaaceesgadge Seventh Deere one ree oe NEW YORK PEOPERTY—BY JAMES M. MILLER. ‘é Strong Me 30) Tallant.—The he woman , ant roner was . " ‘aw! 3} x builai 1 quiry was Whether money properly belonging to di- Strong Morrisson vs. J, Tavant.—The plaintiff in quently notified to hold an inquest on body. continue, from any vague apprehension or any in. Line omas eo aie ‘ing tackle, and Siig, nee aoe. fame, nui ‘ ings and lot No 36 vidends had not been turned over to the Credit Mo- | this case was @ seaman on board the dark Gola bilier for division among its stockholders. (The ob- | state, and charges the defendant, mate of said ves- jection was overruied.) terested statements that the opposition comes from 5 lots # 8 76th st, 0 of 2d ay, each 25x100,2. THE ASSAULT ON Mus. ROONRY—ANTE-MORTEY | ynworthy sources, ioe ene rae nee Rad Chat TE tab ony | \ lots Sth at, 339 feo of din av, 35.6x1008. EXAMINATION REQUIRED.—Sergeant ‘Ryan, of the One would suppose that the object of the move- attempt on ae art of the wealthy taxpayers and Bi A. Well, because the road was not completed, and | Sel, with having com mitted a violent assault upon ; ment in the Legislature ts to uproot the common ‘Alota n a 66th as yet no profits had been made, ia him in the port of Shanghae, in the month of Novem | Sixth precinct, yesterday sent information to the | ‘choo system. and ublerly destroy the principles and | Men of education to prevent Hustle men from | 4 ots. x Guth at 1s Q. The dividend made to the subscribers to the | per tast. It appeared from the evidence that the | Coroners’ office that Mrs. Rosannah Rooney, bru- | practice of this scheme of public education. Mr. Rich- ng aot enane th CAN ate sit - | Bice coutr fund was that a dividend or profits? A. mi tally assaulted and beaten on Sunday evening by her | mond’s bill does not interfere at all, or propose to | Ment. lt may god genes Ey OOD. |e lots The Credit Mobilter made some prodts as the agent | PiSintIN, In Obedten ce of oe eo ee ene Rooney a in Monday's tieasue, | imterfere. with the system of commen school edu- taer hocnen SeEar S eernized to stand dally 104 sis of Mr. Hoxie; the Oakes Ames contract made an al- | others G ns me - | Mulberry atreet, as reported cation in tho slightest It merely aims | their daily bi ‘and whether they know much | Bios loument; the contract of all these trusts is that the | !#88, singing in the usual way; thas plainuf, who | was lying in # dangerous condition at Bellevue Hos- | to introduce new men, and, doubtless, better men, | thelt yer thes ing | oicts 1 ; | Was under the influence of liquor at the | pital from the effects of the injuries received. Ooro- f Education, for the se of con. | OF little about education or have the command: 5 lots 25x100.5, each........ RSMAS “ns Cnn aoe acopr | Hine, Ocal, leer oe tera of | Ee ots op cane, he cent, | tug he none ein frp | ah crater tary Sty at | Sl Bo ates os 7; tha q ” 1 | Fenian sot int e 01 chorus; was arres' ie ct os 1 com- ; pal Rrmytlnce pier Hb: ye Yee oe the defendant took umbrage at this and seized the | arraigned before Justice H was committed to conn A — parr pot os posted the lic education, they have not time, nor can they | , or oe 8 mediately; he presumed the contract was made for | Plaimti with the tmtent of handcuMng him; the | the Tombs to await the resuit of his wife's injuries. | ghuses which have grown up under the secret man- axmond make a) ee Rat at het I lot adjoining, all who assented to it; he supposed all the stock- | !atter put up his hand and was about to expostuiate | Excise TRIALS.—At a meeting of the Excise | agement of the clique in whose hands are the opera- Hoatetcce cittenneten torn ical juagmene. | popetoning, holders who had pall Up (or thelr stock had pald UP) | efenaant struck tim a Very severe blow ou the head | Board, held yesterday, the charge against Louis | Hous of the Board of Education, One would, au. | "Now, who are the real mnanagers of the Board of | tote wa bun on their stoc! received their allotments, except y Ly uj I Tirighama Young? the assent of the Stockhotiers wae | With the trons or fetters, Kumbeck was dismissed. The Hoense of Terence | Strempted to raise, that we have in our Board of | Bducation? Thomas Boosé, formerly policeman, for | en ear ear, ear obtained a8 soon as possible; the amount of stock | | JUdge Curtis hstened very patiently to the testi: | pagy, 117 Hudson strect, was not revoked. The | Education the most mtelligent, capable and im- | {he last ton youn clerk Halt Reena etener, | cack: re issued Was $24,000,000; that had been paid for cash; | MOuy, kimself interrogating the parties on doubtful | charge against William Stahl, 197 Forsyth street, | maculate set of commissioners to be found anywhere | the Board; * » | House and iot 921 2d.av, 21x60. A. J. BLEROKE! no instalments had been called for about a year; | Polts. Counsel having subinitied the case on either | was not proven and license continued. John Lane, | administering so important a trust. Now, I ask how = resigned to take the pone of superintendent sai LBRO 58 ft BON AND they then passed a resolution declaring fuil paid; | !d¢ without comment, Judge Curus, in rendering | of 337 West Sixteenth street, charged by officer mauy of your readers know Who compose the Board [opiate tori ee Aalpeed Seg rien We oA et 21.67% 17x50. P i for there was then no partially paid stock out, excepi | the Judgment of the Court, said that it was clear | Soutnerd, of the Sixteenth precinct, with sellii ucation? and not knowing who they are, how | ton created expressly Sexton some on which only ten percent had been paid; toey the — Ne gervacnoorad eg toga (th forty ere liquor on Sunday, lost his license, as also aid | can they judge that they are the best men for the per grr tinted be sald to give their whole w of Gin av, Bx100-8 were compelled to pay five per cent every six pect bo gee bache net ae noe “7 ‘tittle George Heinrick, ‘of No. 107 Bleecker street, on | position? How many know of the proceedings and | [061.1113 Jo neen‘tramed in regard to the ‘expen. ftw of 6 av, 5H1005, months; on the first subscription $2,000,000 were | Mutinous spl mtr The eal pot a tute | complaint of officer Yan Zant, of the Fitteenth’ pre- | operations of the Board of Education? How can | Uitites for the Board of Education really make the = bod lust call, he thought, uad been made | Site ‘any aa tae plainer at the time were} foal and =— and rags ney Pare hag tg he | they ‘a jodae, pi bog Meee tact Board entirely independent of any supervision; there Het ining, 95x17! wi “4 year. other cases were journ in. new licenses | mon ani i? 7 true to the vessel and her officers, and the mate, 18 no limit to the ex; itures which may be made, | 1 lot adjoining, 25x168. sctibed 12 190% Tor 2,000 mares, the store wast fara | Without any trouble, couldghave ‘put the plaintimr | Wore sramteds He ate are odeay of the Bosra “or | aud there ts no auditing power. Now, it is all went | 4 in Lo a 5 of ik wr Ra uly e . der arrest had he been guilty of any offence. Xa enough to assume. because our common school sys- | 51 On kim at each SUKI cache ne woe in full? A. Atthe time Mr. Fisk subscribed the Wi ite em be in tial BOARD OF BEALTH. ucation were published regularly, so that every | fn"S's good one and we have capable teachers, | © ton sim at, each 30x96, cach.. i board nad called but for Hfty-llve per cent® but tie | Wille he would always be prompt in sustaining act was made known. The result of this was found | thot Ye cannot expend too much money in so youd lot, 178 Henry wi lot Fr stockhoiders had voluntarily paid up in full. egal a See we eV th amin’ Annee to be exceedingly inconvenient to the managers of | ‘al evar ey G00d & | Bstory b house and lot, 175 Henry st, lot 21.8160. 10,700 . Do you undertake to say that the stockholders | Teady to administer the law for the protection of the Board, and two years ft was absolutely | Cause, but is this sound reasoning. Batory house and 3 story brick stable and lot No 189 B bs fogs fl those placed in authority, he would as certainly on | The Alta Vela Guano Nulsanco—The Metropoli- a y "S2, 'y | “Thave alluded to some of the items of expendl- | | Broadway, cor Jefferson st, lot 26.1275. “24,600 had to pay up in fullt A. Except those in default | ine oiner hand extend the wgis of the law over the | tan Gi ry Mad FO Bb ef meal De ol np lll BE Can they be justified upon any ground? Are | 4 ory brick house und lot ne cor O Jor not paying up the fifty-five per cent. ange SF ck Gee aces one an Gaslight pany Dogs to been kept enitrely secret, except to the few specta- | ures. Um phon TASLOnera Of the Chaeaetor nud Goat. | , iancey sts, lot 75x1 Q. What was the amount of outstanding stock? Do often oppresses Derseci mt Killed—The Hog Cholera Again. tora who may from time to time choose to attend. 16 Schoo! pase er and qual- | 19 iors xander A. i cannot say; there had been several subserip- | Seamen who might appeal to that tribunal to seek it 18 said that the movement against the } ifications to be relied upon to make the most intelll- tions atter the rst of $2,600,000; wituess had hit. | Fedress for euch offences against them and against | | The Board of Health met at three o'clock yestet- | A010 Tidneation 18 an effort of the Tammany | geUt and economical expenditure of this vast and | riot Alexan¢ pelt at one time subscribed for $1,000,000, and pai | the law as this case presented. ‘The judgment df the | day, President Lincoln in the chair, and, with the | ring to obtain control of that Board. Do not i growing sum raised from our taxpayers for school each 251106. 1 twenty-t r cens, the amount that had t Court was that the defendant pay @ peuaity of sev- { Mr. Acton, trend: 4 read tee! . | Purposes? These are importaat questions. 10 lots ¢ s Ale: tailed, the Greait Mobitier took $200,000; witness | euy-Avedoliars, A now trial wis asked ‘ior, but | PeeePion of Mr. Acton, & full attendance of mem | You Tes Onere were elected by Tammany Hall, | ,,Now. then, wiat i proposed by Mr. Hichmond, | each, 2:16 had a’ majority of the stock originally subscribea; | Pfc. and that they stand in the position of control, com- | the republican representative from the city of New | 9 story brick house and lot No 160 Pacile 7 id sor { its stock: " | Mr. Bliss, attorney, reported that he had, upon in- York? It is that our School Commissioners, com- ‘Clinton st, lot 25x100 ..... the Credit Mobilier sold some of its stock; the rest . 4 Ea the other party, as elghteen to three? ing the Board of Educati I hereattei x they nad paid M full; witnesses had done the same COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. vestigation, falled to discover any evidence sum: | Itut all this is not important if the commissioners | Posing the Board of Education, lereafter be | RAsT NEW YORK PROPERIY-BY 4 thihg; the company bad sold its own bonds; soue- 3 city | wonee as the at are good and capable men and are discharging their | @lected_ by genet et and undergo the scrutiny | 4 lots corner Stone, Boulevard and Union ai times’ the company paid for the equipment of the Before Judge Bedford. hese apng dBi ad ings against the Alta } ‘iuies with efficiency aud economy. Of the whole people—-that, it shall not be composed | ¢ lots corner Union and Williamson, oreo contractors, jt being stipulated that the equtp- ‘The Grand Jury brought in a number of indict- | Vela Guano Company of Astoria for violation of the Now, Whut are the facts, the results, in a general of pothouse politicians, felected in districts where ‘create ment shoul be such and such; they paid |-ments yesterday, upon which the prisoners were | order of the Board to abatea nuisance. The secre- | way? ‘The expenses of the Board of ‘Education for | BO such supervision can be exercised. Is there any- . thing wrong io this? Sac in EE 0b to “$un.cos, acgordiny | suosequently arraigned. Messrs, Hutchings and | tary had represented to him that the company had | the last six yoars have been as follows ‘Now ua to tho provision for filling by appointment to the work; he could not say positively whether the | Tweed represented the prosecution, removed the factory to Barren Island, and were | 1994, the places of the present incumbents with a view to part on which they paid $42,000 was that part where | ‘Tne trial of George Smith, (a boy, charged with | only using the Astoria premises as a depot of sale. | 1865. reform. This scheme of Mr. Richmond's bill has + on: been gotten up upon consultation with leading mei eee pansy pts einige! Lit | stealing a check for $126 45 from Benjainin Raynor, | The Sanitary Superintendent reported that he had | 1880. represen Revociations and organizations affect. eo that sum was paid to the 247th mule posi; the con- | was resumed and resulted im the acquittal of the | Ordered examinations, but the place was closed up | 1563" ea Deere or uae aiton tang! Gosign is to select | ¢ lots corner Union and Ooran ava, joining, énch:- 2% tracts were made according to the diticulties of the | poy. in the night and it was difficult to find out whether | ‘This shows that the expenses ‘Agnew, Robert B. Roosevelt, Henry Hilton, Richard | 4 Jom corner Ocean and Lake@nvs, alioining, ouch... 370 road and engineering, and not with regard to the FORGERY. they were or were not working at night, and they | {0g the above period 100 per cent, and that the in- | 7 ‘Larremore, Peter Cooper, Isaac H. Baii¢y, Thos, | 4!9l# 07 Williamson acd Ocean avs, running through, allowance from the government; some paris of the 4 not force an entrance. crease goet steadily on. The app! ation asked road cost three or four times the aliow- Henry S. Allen was tried and convicted of forgery 0 4 for during the present year 1s 3,160,000, Of this | MUrphy, Augustus Schell, James L. Lewis, Isaac | ¢ tots adjoining, eact ance; 1t had not been his intention to so provide for | in the third degree, he having on the Sth of March | yas °vorai, coursel, for the Motropolitam ceoigh: | total the following are the items of necessity, though | Sherman, Timothy Brennan and Wiliam Hf. Neilson. | 4 ots ad sing, ene on a a no a for or mee presented a check for $210 to the paying telier of the | Company, ‘statigg that the company were busily | “oubtless extravagant in oe cease crats and five republicans, Will any one pretend | 4 lots adjoining, eac were inten‘ied to be used Torche establishment of the | (uetlcal Bank purporting to Designed by Alexander | employed in chinging thelr machines so as to use | Ealarles of teachers in ward scliools. sa reepoo | that that board Will not be an Improvement on the | 4 lots adjoining, excl road, and were applied to that purpose; $3,000,000 focer: whic) at gentieman pronounced @ | the fron process of purification. Dr. Chandler, gee ‘ . 110,000 existing Board, and that it cannot be relied upon for | 410s Corner Lake 000 For the support of Wi of the land grant bonds went for ‘the same | "When the jury had rendered a verdict of guilty, rere now aouing in good fails, and two weeks cine Normal schools. . an honest administration of our school affairs? Will | ¢ tots on opposite corner of anime, each: 20, + % } ts of the Tam: purpose; # portion of these first mortgage bonds | wr, Hucchings stated there was another indictment | w: ~ complete the cl Corporate school: they promote the interest ie many ring a8 | 4 lots Ocean and Lal eu mach as the present creatures of the Tammany ring commer why -_ °, the public face, w! Q. Has any money ever been paid by the Credit | and bleeding and slightly imtoxicated, got on a os : of Education, including shop account, $60,000. What ot law, openly i. Mobilier of by the lion Tacise Hailrosa Company | Third avenue ont ot which Genetwen he conanetor; Sid atopeed Submitted by Mr. Eaton, counsel, | 479 ‘incidental” expenses? It means expenditures | be expected oo eg enna eer aden ta Ronen seoonp ee eee =S vy nyo oe pie = 4 — ae pe: motion he took him by the wits ee ee = hae ag — or of fy confederates and where there 1s no opportu- ‘or e very likely to kuow if there unless collar and put him off, whereupon the defendant Tt te declared to be the dt of whi not agreeable irnish a statement; it occurred recently. proceeded to the front’ platiorm, followed. by the | hereie authorised’ te enforce’ west “atone “tele Sopuie: ee ee a kaa hie SANITARY REGULATION. a i means simply @ general fund to be expended by the naideration of public questions facts and 280 30 . 0 Were deposited with the government as security; ainst the prisoner for obtaining $300 upon a for; Mr. Eaton, counsel for the Board, gave an opinion For supplies through the depository. who are now members of the Board of Education? | 4lou v5 Pe — Lot fo tl aera — check. He also stated that the United States Dis- | upon the alleged nuisance pommnitced on Long - The truth is that the mterested clique who spend | 4 lots Fd — ; the | ar caeae ahah iD oe tee ine | trict Attorney desired to use the prisoner asa wit- | Isiand, near Hunter's Point, by carrying out manure TOM noe e vseceneecn cs corens an aet -:«--«-- $2,170,000 | the money of the Board of Education are seeking to sie 4 a8 nineteen; he thought 160 had been built; {wey | ness in the investigation of al frands apon the | and unlowding it. The trouble is that there is no Tt will be seen that the actual expenses required | grown this movement of reform by clainor and the | {ism PY Wore receiving an average of eight or ten locomo- | Post utfice Department, and he that sentence | other place where the manure can be dumped with | for salaries and for the support and supplies of the | oig expedient of crying stop thief, by the thief | 4 lou 20 ves @ month and fourtecu cars a day; some were | should be postponed for the present, with the under- | jess anoyance to the punile, and he recommended | SC#0ols amount, even on the estimate prepared by fi ‘lots 60 made in Decroit and Chicago, and he turned out } standing, however, that whatever use his evidence | that an ordinance be framed restricting haul (ie pepeees Seeeran 00 NOES SAO eee Lask your readers and citizens generally to con- | 4 lots 28 fatorest to bet ear ee Qmana; 1 was not to their | might be to the government it should not have the | of it at certain hours, and submitting the rait | | Now let us see how it is that the amount of what sider seriously the dangerous and de strides | {lols on W ee Pare atte Con Coat erty “aitvos: witness had made | erect of mitigating the sentence which the City | of one for the consideration of the Board, which was | Would seem to be all that is necessary for the sup- | now peing made by the ring of the Board of Educa. | {1s on Wi : 3 ct ‘or coal with every ian they could get; | judge ought to impose upon a n convicted of | adopted. wee port of the schools is tucreased $1,000,000 at this time | tion in their salaries, sinecure offices, incidental | 4 {ooo 4 Cee rean CeCe Oay Cnt ee ee ee tian, | forgery. Alled Wl Be setmenced upon the last day | ““The Clerk read a communication from the Clerk of | When we are suffering, in every department of taxa- expenses and the jobs of every Kiud that are con- | Slots on Bee OreT mead Anat Could ek from; Sete | of the teres: the Assembly, enclosing the resolutions re. | bie interests, from the burdens of national, Stateand | cocted in thelr tea room. adjoin 8 Proposition was submitted to the company be dome | ALLEGRD ASSAULT CPON A CONDUCTOR—REMARKS oF | garding the action of the health oMicer of the port in | Clty taxation, | the Heat them thas attracts attention | And on the subject of the tearoom tt may be re- | {ots cor Sloue av, Boulevard am 6 gentlemen proposing to form a Wyoming Coal Go . ” : ‘ allowii sengers by the James Foster, Jr., to be salaries juperintendent’s clerk, &¢., of the | marked that while the expense may not be very | {!0t# cor Duryea and Williamson ava, nd, +O Ing Coal Ca THE CITY JUDGE UPON THE CONDUCT OF CITY CAR | gent to Ward's Island, which was referred to the ,p Board of Education, $65,000. any one pretend large comparatively, yet it is an expenditure not 4 lots on corner of seme sree ae Wise there Bay tascioend of Cotuarene interested |). CONDUCTORS: Sanitary Committee." that the expense of a clerk and assistants to perforin | siiowed by law, and tie fact that they thua take the | {lots coruer of Stone av, Boulevard and ih tm th fie Railroad ¢ A Th ~ Martin Moloney was placed on trial charged with Dr. Morris, Assistant Superintendent, reportea | We mere ne jamoun lic for their private refreshment and sinless or) n the : Railroad Company? A- There are sev- that the bodies of 161 bob calves had been seized dur- | ' any Such sum as this? The meets twice & | benent is an evidence, small though it may be, of the | ¢ lots, corner eval stockholders. f * perpetrating @ felonious assault upon Charles W. 4 that ithad been discovered | ™ and the whole duties consist in paying sala- eral character of their proceedii ‘and of the | | joton Stone Et i gious lt namen Aa aNPamer 4 | Gone. on the morning ofthe Min The tt Pevandl keeping wrocord ot te procedings fie | fStsenoes controling nthe Board, ff aman wal | J teins Fe don’t know. mony showed that the defendant, who was bruised Meee foleing ood ‘The next item is incittental expenses of the Board Sve dollars of tere! bastren whos aia? 1 fey aareiaen = 1 8 1 ns 1 230 Fy 32 1 us 1 2a 1 1 1 1 2 H H a 2 4 recute reg Q. Is any member of Congress interested in any of | conductor, who put him a distance from th , | too to ki promptly every dog ot other quadruped | clerk and officers of the Board of Education as the: these contracts? A. Onkes Ames te, Whon Genet jumped ‘on the platiorm the prisomer | found in this sanitary district whichany such person tn think proper “‘incldentally.”” Among these ‘winet. | Meas are what the public want, and in an intelli; | } lot corner 8 Q, Did you ever hear at any meeting of the board | pulled vut a large pistol and, as he supposed, pointed | {ah beitores o have the Lydropholta, oF uo have been biten | dental” expenses is what is Known as @ tea room; | felt Communes, Nell ne Nine, Out Plccnmderation of | 1 loton Stone ai Any ‘liscussion concerning the interest of merubers | it at him. Assisant District Attorney Tweed said | Sod directedto xill every dog uppenting. te euch persone ve | that is to say, (the members have a supper or retresh- | Pe misled ‘any bugbear cries or the lamenta- | }!ot on Stom 225 of Congress? A. Not to iny knowledge at any meet | he only asked for a simple assault, the evidence fail- | sickly, emaciated oF Uisabled found m sant diatiet at large | mente furnished to them at their mectings, and as | SAY question by Bay bughesr onus on tte Mamute | oot on Sto i] ing of the Union Pacific Railroad Company; he did | ing to sustain the principal charge. AS 800n 4s the | and pot fn charge and | to be careand | they choose to order. This is never urned or | ons of tl _ ne meee tote on Btor 4 not know of any property in this State belonging to | jury had found Moloney guilty of a simple assault | control of some owner or progr custodian therest; and | charged under the head of tes room, supper, dinner APonail recur to this again, moro in detall, givi tote on Stow jolning each. Ay the company, except what was hypothecated for | ne Was arraigned and gave the Judge a siatement of | Svtty person fo nuthorized ix a to promptiy report to | or board bill, but is covered up under 1 head of al bs agai GIVING | Flow on Gone av; Boulevard salotaied ced > loans; they Were under charge of a s rornmit- | his movements the night before the ocearrence, to | We Spnltary Superintendent, or to ine of the Ansietant Sant: stainps or other “incidental” expenses, | aesand Agures | iy scion Jota on Stone av, Boulevard, adjoining enc! 220 tee; the Fourth National Bauk had made a loan, he | the effect that one of his family had been bitten by a | when cea where the ectee wee Kitiel eek ain, such dog, ant Fiow Sauch of ‘the $00,000 goes in this way tt is, of Al NER. | [ots on corner Stone av, naiorn ng cant Fa shought, of about $200,000 on collaterals; he did not | dog aud he was on his way to shoot the animal When | acy d district baving or which Ie believed lia. | Course, impossible for us to know. If the Common aig 4jots corner Linington and Williamson avs, 10 know what collaterals: We thought there was a loan | he met friends who induced him to drink. The de- | vie ‘been exposed’ to the hyd ‘and | Council of the city of New York should, set abeut AMUSING SCENE IN A POLICE COURT SRS Seelar Wile Sok Taatenete er, oe by Cisco & Sons: witness knew they owed borrowed | fendangwas so Weak that he could not jump off the “ing wat lait, soe, Or wiigely to ve | providing for thelr dally board out of @e. pu : . Sion pe ane sar ainrtbermime iden 0 money; Deyond the collaterals he did not know of a | car. His story bore the impress of trath. Judge 0, ae 2 Seen Hoar ait | Freas ere would be a universal howPof indis- pr Te lw dollar of property except what was im the afe, of | Bedford said tit some of the conductors upon our | S*.,fesponsinility, for, web r the fourth section | nation; but because such @ gross abuse is perpe-| A Bear Brought Before a Muagistrate—His 25 which the Sheriff had the key: he supposed the books | city railroad cars often desgrved w have @ whip ap- | shalt be tome tn neot aun inna milling | trated in the sacred name of education, and from Performances. br would show; he couid not teil. | plied to their persons, for t treatment of passen- by any n herein author do such killing. And | the sacred funds raised tor educational purposes, ali "2 ae MR Le to compel the witness to gers was often reprehensible. Lie Dimself witnessed he Metropolitan Police Board, ugh attempts at wogeity or attacks upon the propriety of ‘The usnal decorum which prevatis in Essex Mar- Real Est: Notes. ¥ he company, which would he bratal treatment of a newsboy by a conductor odicers, agente and men, is here! such expenditures are considered an unholy effort ice Court received a rude shock yestord: - show these facts, : few days ayo. Ills Honor sentenced Moroney vo tur | Rr nipaceectio seveuieen of Cunt wevenie-fowr afte | fo break own the common schoo! yxtern, ef ek os. Wahine, bua Seen povavebdbads with wy | ‘The commodions mansion and an acre and a halt Mr, Tracy and Mr. MePariun opposed the motion. | City Prison for thirty days! believing that he dceerved the Guay of datereteg ana dng we reguistens ‘The next prominent item is procuring sites for r Scapa cet ofground at Unionport, N. Y., belonging to Mra, sudge Barnard thougat the case was on a par | some pumishment for getting drunk and having a | wevont enon rue 'exs ' erecting buildings and furnishing and ‘Atting up | greatest good order, and the returns of the various | i oimes, has been purchased by Supervisor Abralat with the Erie case, and in that case he hadexamiued | pistol with him when in that condition. AWENR THAT DIFF THE HOG CHOLERA. buildings, the sum of $450,000, exvended by the same | precincts had wel! nigh been exhausted, when an bibs” this question and decided that books of a company THR BROADWAY JEWELRY BORGLAUY ‘The Sanitary Superinve lly submits to the | clique and under the operation of the same in- m essed outside th Hatileld for $9,000. could be produced, and the vice at of the | Mr. Hutchings said he consented to the discharge | Board of Health the report w' required under the | guonces by which the expenses of the Clerk's office | UaUSsUAl Sensation was not * e court | The Christian Brothers of the Roman Catholia company could bs compelled to produce them, | Of Trimble, who was jointly indicted with Leonard | Teuton that was adopted at the last mosting eoncerning | are made Lo reach $65,000 for salaries and $60,000 for | house and the street and lobby became crowded with | protectories at Westchester, N. Y., have purchanod Mr. Barlow urged that it was hot yei shown that | for the alleged burglary committed upon the store of | We,Acinas of tie excoutive oliers to regard tote | incidental expenses. ‘It Is to be remarked in regard | grinning gamins and open mouthed loungers. Jus- ‘ = tat Ma the books were under his control. "in actual fact | Benedict & Bro., Broadway, he being satisfied that pane yl pg nh ae i to this charge for incidental expenses that it is as Manatiold had retired to his room on a matter twenty acres of land from Leonard Mapes for tue books Were not under his couirol. He hat no | there was nota particle of evidence inplicaung | third street, by train frum Albany :- touch for such purposes as ail the other city depart- | “ee Mansteld $20,000, ‘The property lies tess than @ quarter of @ key of the safe; he had been abeent Af the year | Trimble in the affair, Thy City Judge granted the | The Jnsirue and spirit of the Board wore earried out | menis receive, inciuding the Finance Department, | Of judicial business, and the magisterial chair was | mite south of the proposed railroad to Portchester. and another officer was ana is in charge of therm | motiou. " romptly, The details concerbing the matter are herewith | ine street Department, the Croton Aqueduct Depart- | unoceupied. Clerks and officers, reporters and Fifth avenue lots do not come often in the market, ; tn reply to the Court Mr. Durant confirmed these | sheeennsiasian peg ad ae facts by Assinnat Sen | mont, the Law Department and the Clerk of the pe pe writing for the Judge noticed the especially, under the hammer, not having of Inte ac | "7 y yon Council, those nm made the subject of speculative e. - The Court hold that he must consider Mr. Durant FIST OISTRICT CIVR. COURT. Ip ronpactfuliyinvated io the, fact Uhat the cicero se | “Anounet item Is for incidental expenses of ward | unusual uproar and all were on the qut vive to axcor- | Among. the sales ai ymouneod Xo: be held ti wees ta as vice-president of the company, and should direct The Opening of Church street animals are pushed upon the ‘marke of this metropolis ent schools, $215,000, about $10,000 for each ward, to be | tain what had caused the unusual crowding. In a | One, however, of cight lots on this favorite avenui him to produce the books. Be r: ‘ t¢ holders of such stock Sind thatthe lors | expended under the same direction. Inciental - comprising the entire front between Ninety-secoud Mr. Field said he should require nim to produce efore Judge Quinn, untae they can quickly place it expenses is the suvstitutive term for the conth few moments the wonder was solved, a8 @ procet | ana Ninety-third streets. Notwithstanding the fre~ the loan book or such book a# showed the louns and | John 1. Parks oe, Albert Mergel @ William La | sale in the insatiable sod ynregulste great market stale sod | cieg of the city departments, and, treating ston, consisting of oficer Reilly, Mr. John W. | quent reference to the “manifest destiny? of tie Colatterals in this Staie, ‘The books or papers siow- | Anersche.—The following opinion has been delivered | finer hich torbula eey anceibenot the puiretying careasnes, | branch Of the subject incidentally, I must say that | pudson, Joseph Longalmet, a huge vear, and Mr. | West side, property here has all along been held ing the allotments on the Hoxie, Ames and Davia | hy juage pon the anid ot ehien’ tes belearh back sneer the waste fund under the direction of the managePs v ae firm, and the result of this sale will be important im contracts, the assent of the stockholders, and to | ize Quinn in this case:—1 have examined the | Roe ‘good, the ‘rapidity of the movement of sich dis- | of the Board of Education isa very handsome sum, | Charles 8. Spencer fled through the packed door | determining in tho most effective way the relative yo the allotments were delivered, aod the trust | aeons regulating the extension of Churon street. | eased ng fers this eS - Ls ~- and it is not Femarkable thi those who have man- | way and made its way heh J pono Kvery “ii ees va the two localitica, . he effect of these . | methods leh the sales are effected aecertal aged it, coming from the humbi room was soon led ani e passage t Mount Vernon, W ' ‘The Conrt then adjourned 11H one o'clock, Wut on | Hes In question te the only defence sought te be set | Leuammek ae should reccive the vigilant surveliance of the Sieans are how men of wealth God propery tn werstiere sis Alek up with those ansious 40. tt- | owing sales have mownie tee Sa Ss feassembling no books were produced, up by the tenants in this proceeding. eo lense 18 sitar rege fraion of fue" metropolitan | fluence. spect poor Bruin. and lot, the latter 80x21), on Fourth avenue, by J. Mr, Barlow read an aM@davit of Mr, Darant to the | admitted, and that the rent reserved in the lease 1s un- thee suggestions we would embrace | Now, then, Jet us look at the branch of supplies. In a few minutes Justice Mansfeld took his seat, | H. Johnson to Mrs. M. K, Hicks for $9,000. A'lot 60. effect that he had gone to the office uf the company | patd is also admitted. Tn the counter aMmdavit put In The sappiles are incitided in the first statement we | having to Sght hls way through the cow. Mr. | £210 on tho same aven ' fn compliance with the order of the Court; but that | by the tenants there i really no defence set up at all hgnee made of expenses, allowing $2,000,000 for necessary | Hudson, who is an agent of the Society for the Pre- | Mrs. W. H. Van Arsdale he found the safe locked and that it could not ve un- | If the proceedings to extend Chareh street and. the q a it is not well known, but ongng to be, | vention of Cruelty to Animals, stepped tn front of 0, looked except hy « combination kuown to bea ain | confirmation of the commissoners report thereon by | {recteertnanuent, ys led to te oreeentane wines ott | Bat mnost of the suppties of books’ for te fonrd. of | the ieak. y an official of the vompany, but im Jersey, be | the Supreme Court had been properly set up, Lamm free | sxaminations, Assistant. Saniiary’ fu . sities | Education are firnished, not under any contract or | _ “Who makes the charge here ?* said Justioe Mans- y his control. to say that there is @ grave question whether the | found no other evidence than that which the intendent | arrangement between the publishera and the school | feild. 106 on Fourth avenue, for $4,500, , was again examined by Mr, Field. He | fees did not passto the city on the confirmation of | *ated but by & middie man named Burnton “f do, your Honor,” said Mr. Hudson, A lot, 602160, with house thereon, situated om testified that he not * eo the president of the | Uiat report, and whether the reiation of landlord and who oy ad] but furnished them on bis own Justioe—“Who's the defendant, the man or the | Railroad avon between Tenth and eh | com for days; had not seen the safe | teuant waa not thereby abrogated took; be (Witness) ake the aswixiant treasurer pkg XY terms tothe Board. Now, 1 would ask heh law. But aa the Superior Court, at General Term, “4 conducting if he were charged with the business of for sea. rs a bear?” Mr. Hudson—"I charge the man with crusity, im | for 96,450.