The New York Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1872, Page 11

NEW YORK ASRALD, “RWAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1872-~TRIPLE SHUKT. ny ———. = — ——————wast 6 the oMver was THE COURTS. ot oa aa Saute maar sture THE UTICA MURDERESS. | piss cs.sheesgss porusn, ove ot THE BOARD OF AUDIT, eae 3, Ps eae i mi. | two were Man and wre was but the work ol a few PACMAN NTA ‘ q ches of the . ‘ 70 to ey it ie ot ee 12° ano, tapene enins 8 Hd te erat Sher | ee AAI HER OASE IN COURT. |Eaee eRe meee Tece vi First Meeting of the Board—The Dav of Pay, ment of the City Creditors is Yet Afar Off—Asking Counsel to Defin» the Powers of . the Board reer 3, purpost of which was that BSURUCTING THE RaLLROADS. waake fue Veatiation will require & large amouul hey Were to lake Up his case Ih consideration of James J. Watsa 18 & conuuctor one of the wee nae the Bar of this elty would undertace to No counset in the thi ving compensation ‘or their provesstunal sex- | Second avenhe cars, Whe coming down town Truponsible herween' teeta Roatag le) Sout Als an Appent and Reversal of Tudgment in Bask. Jiggy enesett Wuatever the plaintitl guiued by | 4 lew sights since 1119. progress erg ed Insanity To Be Set Up for Hor | fe; ws nave not at time to pur Win a proper thayes Tho Renan seven muures oy Freaert Prosecuting counsel has stated that we have not named any ‘Counsel for the plaintit objected to this question one-horse Waszom. Frederick related to Pre ata agentes any (acts, | We have stated our defence, Feptey—The Jumel Estute—Alleged Fraud @s entirely imuiateriai and outside the issue Ute | gel of ihe track, and mtimated that be would “put Defence. - a ey ee ugwe from necessity that there must be & ‘lent Sale in Bankruptoy—Mutiny on Jupy bad to try, a head on” any due Who should interiere with Nin, fin albof our aefenes, ihoughiereomerenton saamaei | hE List of Claims Not Yet 5 ung ‘i fan sp J ong & eae a x H crn to show a Sa pri ea reut 8 tae enn ty _— pa Ty @ vélleve that there is no doubt about the ot conhde! 1s s “al ven, was committed n ct ber ed np tenres-Spetiat:: | Hees: 90 ‘Tag law, be said, did not sanction ‘any proceeding | thas pe had veou locked up. for several | All the Detaite of Mer Lite To Be Browght | °4tt°pls megaman Comptet the Bar—Decitions, of this Kind, of a person having a claim gomg about | days, the Jadeh lowell lim to départ in "ey i i ie Liatriee Attorney said that there were eight or nine the country'and hawsinu and peduliny it iu. tos Patrick Turuot, however, did. not 80 ea4 | ebeae Gut on the Trial, f. LAPHAM--THers te no ‘alleged absence of any of th — nanner, Tt was, to say the.e.st, au im} uy 9 | He nad detalacd five cars on we Belt hue fileen uu tho Trial, witneases othe absence of any of theeye | The first meeting of tne newiy organized Board of CeutT, conduct which the law did not sancijon, a they | Minuves, “just because ne rel: like It,” and the Judge Mr. BaBCOCK—We do not claim that any of the eye-wit- Audit was heli yesteraay at the Comptroller's UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. huts right ty kKuow who were assisting this tnan? | fined min $16—oue dollar & minave—just because he poses are absent. The physicians visited Mre. Mccary | @mce, The corridors adjoluing were erowded witly agitate They had been Medting prevenver ater pretender to | lett like it, without our kuowledge, If we had been aware of their in ng A Corlous Contest Among the Barly Fauattors | this estate for the pasi six or seven yeurs, and he WOULD Do BETTER, the Uticn Observer, Jan. 31.) tended visit we might have chosen a phystciai Persons either anxious to be present or desirous of th the West—ihe Active Ageots ‘and the pro- a Cite | bad no doubs there Was now in court some one en- Mis. Patrick Brady causet tbe artést of Mr. Pat- At nine o’ciock this morning the counsel engaged on both | sectition could have chofen one, The concinsion ey. ha) tatistx— Attempt to Extore Ad s “ obtaining the result o1 the meet! immediately fonal Ooms | Aeavurmg to avail him-ell of the declarations made | rick Brady suuply pevause thay madivicual saw at | Hes of the McCarty murder case appear in \ ontt to axe Fare canned Coca salast be eutiiind to some cream. “ Mr, chi si ye suuutey cid nok deolnse Anat wen one act | Mak iri tinponant, go panian crtme kpeedily and powerfully. ye r. Chauncey Shatter, lor the plaintiff, repned | betore you beiure. ihave veen before AVE or IX | Was aiready on It cannot en into by any trial of an- is impor punish crime 4} y and powerfully, oO Southern Lady Claimant Mg vipa eg Semana fs “champeriy” was declared to te an offeuce at | other Judges, put never Lelore you. 11 you Witt tet | Othercase, tt te noe veel Wobtine the deiy, Wwe fecok will not detracs trom the nonok WasHineron, D. C., Feb. 1, CO nmou law, put by the matutes of the Sate of | me ue tus tine 4 Will giga tue pledge and shake vertarled, Caves tne ty myth Rage RS eB Sy stone tg Wry 80.91, Wight vs. Fudterion—Aappea: from the | hew York abd decisions of the Court of Apreals it i 8 With you; | wail, Yer Hoaor,” athe seg ory case abould go over oupied the Court's atiention. ‘The Court was tnelizea to hear ith of February. If not ready then we ba wirens Court for the Northern district of Lunow,— | Was made lawiul tor ap attorney or couusellor-at- ra. B.— Yer Honor, he has wken the plédgé more | {im tion quics some nuthomey ngamstanch action coud | sbout Judge Morgan's ‘willngncss. to jaw to nave a sen + on ‘The accusea m heres stran; originated in one of those transactions | pervicon: yk willy Spoeeuecas a tity umes, and be B@iways keeps HM, teo—anul be shown, ‘The prisoner proper!y whould be in the court The Ocowte tt cot ot home again. go common at ah eiriy day at the | Ment, observing that there Was a memver Pat—But, Yer Honor, I will keep f forever this F ? rial witnesses are out of the state, It they cannot | it waa over, A bevy of reporters took possessiom Upon tis trial, probably to be used upon some | to amuse aimsel witn beaung her whenever he fei, | S.motlon of cerendant’s coupacl to pus over the trial of the | ny male titled to a commission to outain thelr Pion ior tue Pekcinse of Lindds tt tho prher occaslon, ’ hike i. Mrs, Brady tout her sory, amd, wen -caime | Sumeduutil the ness term of the Court, | stot attorney | tcsllmony, "We dnt ot taink thatit was right and rover ror | of the desk of Mr. Strahan and a few of the general ‘iliages of Chicago and Milwaakee—Another | that, duder the English system, What was known | Pat’s turn:—“sure, Yer i.onor, | never was OrouyNt | inquired if the publte stood araund. There was considerabie delay consequeat on the absence of Mr, Stebvins. A Messenger was despatched to the office of the Park Commissioners and presently Mr. Stebbins arrived. It ls one of the peculiar conditions ef this peculiag act that the vote of its members shall be concurrent, Fi. Babcock, for the defence, anid that the prisoner | the Court will not hesitate to order the Sheriif to summon partly wr *] , ld be brought tnto Court when it o them, om, fore, the absence of ene member woa West, for the pines of Iahdd ab the | ori, Mit nls, city who, pad recov. | tive, aud it ever | um Drought here Again yes CAM | Fe" cecison, “He was prepared to make the apoiicauon to | | MK. BawoockThe cums of fuation wit not wafer by | prevent the Hoard betng legally comsticuted, During! Public land sales, upon joint speculation, where | jegal services, as the resait of an artangement de- | His Honor inought Patrick meant well, and #0 | Tne Gourt snuogocot he readme to heer the arument | counsel. erwonelly, he hi felt justified im voluntarily | the opening speecn of Comptroller Green, who was, one party agrees to furnish the thougnt, the luvor Roe upon Une issue of the trial, and he Wen | Buspenaed sencence in his case. ns jon to pu. the trial over. ery Sereno oo Beery if bv tpea I elected President, the doors of the office werd and the activity in louking up the lands, securing | “ed Just ws he was veginoina to be aDie to live. BAD FOR THE HOY. LoCarty captained ueven eeenth oman wink | to detend her to thebestof his abiliy. Lf uusuccessiul the | ODeNEd, Aud the public that nad been very clamor (Great mughier) Counsel proceeded with nis algu- Hans Gallevh tei reauy De. | Saal whioh the Tavor of squatter organizations, so as peace- | ment, interspersiny 11 with numorous remarks as he | cause two “cullad geitiemen ad: mieten. | & Wau alls-od tha: the accu Someecs Saves the dextn Tog lg mye ee ly nh ORE a Tully to purchase and get the Certiffcaces, und | Went Bony, ihe audience Jaughed, some of them to | @ barrel of four irom Mm. he had Nov | menton the 2th of January, Me Pak eae moe guilty” | has no counsel the Court will very quickiy see that she has the oier to furnish the purchase Buch an immoverate extent as to call Forth from tae | wucceeded in having the ace Of thieves | was iuterposes. That plea puts m tasue the whole ease—not | Counsel asmgneto her, petty egrecs 2 vudge the remark that, if this ansecemly couduct | captured, but ne he had gos what he thougnt | merely whewer Mra. hoCarty committed the acts alleced Aiter remarks by Mr. Jones, Mr. LAPHAM said that there Money, wike hotes sor one-hali O1 it and a dasign- | Were again indulged iD, He Would cause nose NdU.C- | the ext Lest Liny—ihe boy Who druve the | in te indictments, but also .be quemion of criminal intent. | Was no evidence presented that the wccused. desired to Meni of tue ceruiticates or deed of the lauds i Too “ ‘The defence is, that at the time it is alezed that have the trial posiponed, If the Court for a mo- as ween: ivy, ing to convey to the active party, wa nouuee OF the Goumues ton paneetie ecm eget gh Men Bgires ap,poAighenn Lemmas Soe coe] bane qofence ie, tbat at the tne it ie ailexed that wees || Seat enveraied’ any ides wat Mrs. MoCsrty was * nN was also heard | evidence aiven it appeared oonc.ust twas ae ee ihe notes, an onuivided Nal. Oi tf | 1n sup) v MI t Insane, its solemn duty woud be to int a commrasion to ore divise euneliy. we prune ot bay hes Fol the oDection, Counsel stated that ne | boy knew notmng of tue flour Having Deen stolen; | SUcu ie he wee uct legaly wocountable (or any act Gr nels | Syomune into wer cou. Won. Lf the oxatuanation reveals tie > commit that am himself dia nov approve’ of the system ot paving | that he was euployea Ww cary—he drove an ex: | H. ‘Tnomron to hervell and her children rencered her in fact that she bas a mental uisease or a disordered mind, one niece Po A Age ey abr aaceen id | lawyers out of the proceeds of eases it they should | press wagou—the propery to a certain pinoe, for & | bla.or eneriaining the Tntention to cauge the death of Miwon | Palnfui as une acknowledyment of chat tact may be, her con- Fetiou vo the purchase of EWO quatier sections or be successiul, It was uot the manner in which he | supmated sum. Evivence was introduced to show | H.1 ‘or the unfortunate Hull, ‘Thoinson's conduct 30 ee fae See § Caggr seagrmae to 1% wie anere daad, one m the preseut city of Miwowkee, anu the had practised at the bar, but siti the Court would | that tne boy was houest and trucmul, aud, more | far unseliled the wind of the accused that at the time the | Sone hie now tie shoulders If ane m imnocent of crime: omer: — oe ‘Apply the law as it was found in the books, and | than a1, that ne wus the only support ol a widowed | OFF ee 10 was not legally aecountable, rw ras he the: * ‘The eroun @ devence I# covered by the 1 te1 Ali would rejotce if they could believe that this poor woman Suen ire Seaceeesie operater, ‘and | Wii “tat ue would be sutisiieu, Mother whose usvand had been dead BAL rw | inpanity. not ay cee Koesary for te 16 | haa lost her Teason, und would be pleased to know that she ous on the outside, were admitted, and tne crowd quite viocked all approaches to the tnner offices.) The proceedings were of a formal character, Tod result of the meeting 18 not very favorable to thal prospects of an early payment of the city creditors, imasmuch as tt will be seon that the Board ts unver- Lain as to its powers and nas passed « resolution to obtain counsel’s opinion thereon vetore proceeding, to its Gules Of apportioning and audi ing. Op the organization of the board the Comptroller said that the woard Laving met in response to & public notice, In comphance wath the ierms ef We act, ne Jaid belore them a certuned copy of that act. Kelereuce Was nade, m the course of thoargu- | weeks. ‘Novwilisvandiug these twors dUsbice | Cmumvhetter thet form Of inset we eee eons ge | had been Flaced under the care of persona who are fied by the capiiaites wuo jrovided ‘he | men:, vo a ruling of Juige Woudral on a somewuat | Shandiey commuttred nim to tne Selrool snip. melanchoa—the legal claim is insanity, as applied to the spmvexpersenne tor watching over and caring for wniorti- aotnal oi Y a ‘The Commissioner ol Pubdiic Works moved that euase Money and wok :nepurd’s Nvtes 10: One. judge said he Mt nt f this kind be % ma Bat OF At, at twelve per cent mterest, anu rece.ved tn twa ena, probela ie frould ‘Ue able to consult COURT CALLKOAR.—THIS BAY. The CoURt—The counsel does not claim that the aocusea | shown the arguraente on the part of the defenea tack every ant deg grec mivinekacecas Fee eye tne lands 10 vinpard spon | wit Ta rere $0 Tin Furie, — : Whe ineane bofore the ume of the alleged act, but at the time | @MFnUN POM wo. ciaim that she in notlegnlty accounta- | Deputy Comptroller Storrs was appomted Clerk Tae parece ei inn cores, or-ape-hast abe prosoede uf | x2 0,Comt t lour o'clook until eleven | Uniram States District Ooorr—In Apurnate | “ir, BanoooK--We calm that prior to the time the act was | ble for that act, He bad one single mugzestion to make in | Of the Bourd. \ stia" Of ium in, Mateh sn torore any” ot tuo | OTK OHS RANG ry —Aon, Jn ah $y 98, Bh ht" tan Uae | conatued ib coed wae ans 0 n oncr ov hnwr | umrmor te dimen, te dlc te | |The Comptralir enid jt wag handy ncoemaary to ne io due, m consid selon. 0. Sn UNITED STATES GISTROT COURT—M RAMRRUPTOY,, a 106, 164, 157, 111, 45, 00, 151, 20, 62, 68, 1,84 | erie. COURT—Does the counsel claim that the accused’was | that derence ene ight to submit ft to a uy. ‘The prac | newspapers: it provides tor three distinct ucts— to iit, Ue panna in ertot of Walon BallerR hnwiee ; ‘SpPREME CountT—CnamsBens—Held dy J: ian |) MEANS Uatore and warn Tene ; a ee of Gh o'Court han boom N08 60, wey ortarinal Sages ww te | fiet, os w Goard ef Apportionment tor a detined Saracen: A Bill in Equity Disuissed—Quemton of A | rorr— Nos, 215, 10, 7234, 95, 127, 147, 160, thy ene coeuand tects lendl Roowuntabliity for arias. Wenay ke | aid not know way te prosecution should be se anxious fore | tne up to the Ist day of May; second, the auditing in Juue, 1836, two days before the first of the} @ leged Krauauieut male. 204, 200, 216, 220, 224, ‘Your lonor that the iaw as seitied by the | tial. of ail claims apa claims ol ® certain character, 0 il thoes Mullen. eoid onahelf:the Before Judge Blatchtord. “es Pr 1m aL Taam—Part 1.— Adjourned fs: When the queation of insanity tein | ‘Tho District Attorney sald that tbe McGee and Malton | specified in the act; third, the addi of claims Miwaukee laids iora large advance; and whea, Yesterday, 1a the United staces District Court, im tolbiondey, dha ‘Taw super umagr Soave Ot wo ae eee OTA Re lt i> ghar allah Telia ty be b resecgomr A ie Se lgls me Diyo bi BL er a N bs ry ose, some counts e tinent, must 4 Jan early duy Ol tin pent 865.4uOn i Bpon maturity of ine notes, Wrizit, a Shepard? | pookrupioy, on she equity alde, im the case of Joho he tried om 1c the woman took tue ite of Thomson. Wea Jaden, Called for the papers, and said that the | 7hiore the Comptroller sald iil ne resurded: we Wes asugnee, calied upou bim te pay toe Shepard note ’ y alde, : gest that the «oman got on to the street car at Ono Court mine them and give Ite decision as #0On as " e Fullerton revused to receive 1 uniess twou'y-fve per | Sedgwice, a3 ussiznes of Abrataim Valk and Jatnen COURT OF APPEALS CALENDNA Siuare, avove Mr. Aavavson's residence, where he got ou | Possible extzencles of the city, tue emiploves oF ine. aoparts Com aNteres! 1nstend of twelve was paid, «lieying that | s,-Vare, vs, Joho Lyacn, Iuige Blatchford rendered ALUANY, M. Yo, Bed, 1, rere. | DOM one before akin colette ments and tie variuns city creditors, and aided i to Bave Deen ine waderstandmg, Nor dd Desule | 4 rengtnened decision. He anys:—un the Ista of | _ The following 1s the Court of appestis day Catendiar | Sud Tomson,” Ua v® Snyihing oocurtod belwaon ber MeMenirs Of THE MAYFLOWEx. prepara material tor legislation, ie act now al Meat = ng meade a non 186: E Vatk and J 8. Vale for Fevruary 2:—163¢, 00, 67, 02, 899, 102, Lov, 1U4, ‘Lhe LourtT—The woman had the pistel before she got on diisinowepnmnenipiiainiiiiilingl meies differed in form froin the origutal oul winel, * Wright again’ called yon Fullerton aad ope ita ice pata re to she ger x Pustiane-Dpemes presented by the Comptrolier to ine Legista- ; e observed that 1 . soon ater, Wright again ¢: von bullerton Gad | neq a petiioa m voluntary venkraptey in this ir. BABCOOK—Yes, and had it a your or more before that Panegyric on the Pu ture. He had observed that the Governor had tendered the whole sum covered by all the notes, / HORSE NOTES. time; Mra, McUarty's relations with ‘homson, ber tempera- * and dewanded a luisment ol the contract aud a | Veurt. Tney were grocers, The plaintiff te up as- % gi ment, navite of lie, vc, acy all have ther bearing In this ence of Optaten. jag yng on ad nausea abeeean ee Conveyance to tim of oue-ball the lands, Ivullerton, signee m pankrup.cv, aud he iivs this bill yp set nen nnn, case. Lvery incident bearing on the question, trom the ime | Ty THE EDIVOR OF THE HERALO:— yeakonable doubt 2510 some o1 11s provisions, He agine as itandwient certain sales of grecerica fiade ‘Tnomsen wet sre, aeVarty tn ber youth, whon she was but . tae ayun cl-imed ‘nat by parole agreement Ne was | Dr tveu wo the delenant, three im number. fuesg | _ MT. Belmout’s imported brood mare Berotee, by | aiicon youre of age, w girl of uansda,poirers offarciuation, | Tthimk Tread in the Heratn; not long since, of ply wuless i was paid, aiuhough by the wrliten | Sales were made November 13, 1868, and whefad of | Stockwell, droppe. a colt by Kentucky, Jannary 23. | O0 iMh wt ti ea tolbe tn wed out in tne atrerts of Albany ia | ® ‘edloglcal professor being called on vo make & Instrument he was to have vutiwelve, Tas suit | December, lod’. The aggregate of these saxé3 was | Mr, Cameroun bas repurchased tne tmporied stal- | mid-winter—everything in her life, down to this hour. must | Prayer, and was obliged to do so extemporanevusty, Was tue Test, commenced in ose just uwenty | FE Oe Tn ucdiors iy ihe datagrams | HOB Hartingion, Tins ts one ofthe tinost amd most | We cnratieaa is Peover ne, mda pmne Ne Gupe Jee | One of mis pupils being provent, and wishing for a acaba TR Pe eae Gia snapark use, io fraud of the provisivas of the pr thre fasmonavie biouded stallions im the country and | mitted on the 17h of January, 1872. model, took it down as uttered. Tins prayer the ‘The amswer demed the tender of payment of tne | ACt; (aut the baokrapts, being Insoivent aud in cou- | should be bred to Lexington mares, ‘The Cougt—df # ts clarmed that the accused is Insane, tt 8 | nyo subsequentiy handed to the professor as one rT 7 R the duty of the Court to ba ison was @ joint | teMpiation of bankrupicy insolvency, Made (N® | wy 4H. Saniord has purchased Virgil for stud ps ion yhpsitcagpy Laptpentvgncal of ns own composition, and was rewarded by beng moves, demed that 01 a. purchaser and alezed that he nad no intecest | Sales; that at the ume the sares were Mane whe ue- Mr, Bancook—Uertainiy; @ll that we ask fs thatthe ac- thought that the provisions of ve act relative to the euditing aud superyonins of the claims from the let day of dunaary dowl WR enable the Board to proceed and make payments’ immediately of the current expenditure of the Year, and which will afford great veliel tO~iuecom~ Tounity, The Board did vot meet at that session io pass on clauns, but to arrange the necessary pre- iiminarics, merely for the purpose of organizing - ‘ told that not only was it not prayer, but that it was, | and arranging for tue modc im which it will cons privt to te date of the agresment, .t was aiso | 1¢-daot had reasonable cause to neheve the purposes, cused be fairly represented. , duets puslieks, erred ears recta rapts to be tusolvent; that the 5 n allman, county, Tennessee, 1 OF COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENOR, lh. Ryall in othe ag ‘that tare mad” Rauch ine inthe usual and. canner co wee ‘of busin and Major icp wh tas ve Mr, Babeook then read to the Court the affidavit of Rob- indees, Siaeptony, Commissioner VAN Nort then moved the follows c., thereon, and that Lo offer was ever made | Wat they ure vould uuder the refons ‘The | Ceutly imported the stallion Vanwel, by Stovkwell, | ert VU. Jones, associate counsel for the defence. The allida- I was reminded of this by Mr. Punshon's sermon, . y ing:— by the complainaut to pay any part thereof, and | Bankruptcy act. The vill prave the sales | bred py Lord Newport. Canwell i sixteen hands | Viststed that the defence to be made for the agcused in | ay reported Jn this day’s HERALD, Says the rever- wed, That public notice hal: be given of tre tim volved the wuestion Of meapity; that the deponent went to and sof mectings of this Be ib Hiowtion th tills taches Was Te1ed upoa. velow was | May ve dec.ced to es to land, | tign, sound anu kind. He will be ® great soguisl- | Albany on the 17th of Junuary, 1872, to alscover it possible, | end preasher:—'It was not posaible for her (the | fnintee aay papers pubhalved in Uae cles, ot by. postiag a for Fulkerion, the view taken that the agree- | DUI and void; that the property aaa may be tic- es blood stock in the section where he isnow | te ovndition of his client's mini, 4s indicated by her con- | Mayflower) \o sutter wreck, Did she not carry tree- | novice in a conspicuous piace wt or neat’ the door ot the Ment vetween him aid sMepard wus a conditiunal | Creed to have been vested i the uti as such | Won to tue bio cl od duct prior to leaving Al any tor Utica; tho trip to Albauy | dom to those new shores?” And in reply gives | Comptroller's otice inthe New Gourt House, as tue Chair, - ue, AS ALAINst the der 3 $naL the piain- | loca’ ‘was made at the sugxestion of Mr, Habcock, bis associate in _ t 8 so:—*Twelve years atter | man of this Board muy direct. sale aDu not & morigaue, and tt being found that the | #8slguee, » located, several provis that It was so:—'“Iwelve J Conditions were not coupsied with, © Taff a3 such us tynee may be decrees Lo recover tae | A trot took place on the foe @ few days since at | for iui at inusterm; that there were gregt many witueaes | the settlement @1AW Was passed * * * providing | Adopted. 4646 here ma.pigiued tual the waensaction was a | Prover.y, or tke value ol A, irom the derendant; 3 fo be summed, who cannot ve secured on hvief nouee; | tALALY Mau relasing to ve Governor, iI elected, ‘ne Commissioner of Public Parks moved the fos 4 Schuyler Lake, Ricnieid Springs, between the New immned, tee; 1 Mmorwage, und We Leuri Wili not appty au equitavie | #00 tual the deienuant be decreed to deliver to the : 14 sire that ly an application wil! have to be mude for the ap- | Shall pay @ fine. Soon charen membersiup was | lowing:— ber on she ground of laches snsuch a.case, where | Fisin'ail, a8 such assignee, alleged property reuiaiu- | York horse Bully Lewis, driven by Johm Aloott, and | po nt of & commrsion to determine in regard | made the test of cilizenship, Compnisory educa. Resolved, That all claims to ne acted on by the Board ba Yedempiion is sougut, nor will it apply st to ac cud | WE dn OS Bands, and to pay to the plaintiff tne | ine gucndeid pprings trotters Rockingham and 40¢ ee. of the accused; that the accused | tion came next. It nas wecreed that if a wnale was | fled with the Department of Finance, and that such alma be presented by the Cumptrolier to this Boara as the sqind are so filed, Agreed to, Commissioner of Public Parks moyed the follow, Resolved, That the Chairman submit to this Board ‘th opinion of uch coun as he miy dee expedient on the suly Ject of the powers and duties of this Board, js The Commissioner objected to the words tn ftalics, and moved that the humes of Juages Porter and Pierrepont be substtcuted, winch was agreed to. Commissioner STEBBINS, of Puvlic Parks moved the fodowing resolution:— Resolved, That the Comptrolier pe requested to obtain, ax toon ns possible, the necessary mformation, and to prepare: andeubmit to tins Board a statement of "the amounts re- us Seokine (0 Colores a trust sore of twenty | Tose gi, MN Of te Property a4 ROMA PB¥® | Hooker, Tho race Was mile heats, Dos three tm five, | exept he process of bute of furnhoreat albany nia | CAML OHLAOre One TAIT! te ot a ug ud Certui que trust are exceptions | the Judge goes into the tacts of the case at con- | to skeleton sleighs, lor a purse of $250, and was | PyreTile Satatoes tor Mie 0; elem nikon eco. | 1 never heard bere thut Unstom House dudes to iwe rule. 1s urged that the lapse of ume con. | faen tanase eis bends Ot ro caus eetere won vy Bitty Lewis tm three straight heats; best | sideration; and that {tis reasonable to ask that the accused | Were yiven as @ proof ol hberty. But, to eee nae een bla Lin cent aay | DRL AGS”. taeir puyimentg / out | of monors | time 2:28. The gray gelding Rockingham (onmmnally only the date of is open disavewal, which | Collected § from debsors yan, m {his case, until the coming in of the eee ae = wa, | Ree 3 coat, de | years old, was formerly tne property of Commodore J. %. Doouttle for appellant; 0. Beckwitn for de- | OBsut, m the then ext of to nave | Vanderbilt and ts well Known to turimen, Im this | Cin: tat only general staicments had been obtained; tat | £6 10% wsking @ Woman to marry him against her macy ; eee wore id Wes Ie yc ppteelond race om the ice he exiiblied a great deat of epecd. | bis coms Ao jsboring under great | nerrous | parents will. ‘These Puritans ventured ito realms ‘No, 492, Hivernia Armstrong vs. United States— | he ae endant Win reaomabie haae oa celeccusy. | Kockingham ts now owned by a co:ored professor | frclenent,, Im, nefermace to ihe | were, or | Where angels might almost fear Lurtread. | Ae, ae. ny 1 creea that women’s garments should not be made Appesi from the Court of Claims.—Thia is another | thing wiilca mvoived oy wath wh: w roper time to make her defence, proceed:—‘‘Drunkards were put im the stocks Pens ey ae his i presi en ene and posted—Mr, S0-and-so, of So-and-So, seen moneys re- | known as the Grainger coll), Rew some twenty odd bene ey lr pci yg regen . | drunk. Woien were warnei against uanecessary J eee ae ee that, thie tat Ke heat Stagione | talk. “One Woman was summoned ior Hi-treatment anv consected or specilic account of the affair from his | Ol ber father-in-law, A man was senlenoud to pay pea of the tonsorial art, who resides at Lhe Springs. this time to recall important inclvents conpected with the | wiih short sleeves, and that no siceve should be Of the suits brought under the vaptured and Aban. |. ety eagpeine mage alan 4g = agony ‘Veterinary Surgeons Braley, Vatianach and Cole | triai'at thls verm of the Court The deponent docs not be- | Mure Luau twenty-two inches.” Goned Property act, to recover the proceeds of 102 | purrassments mn the way of nou werious om; | report some three handred cases of cerebro spina) | Veve that al the important facts having great weight in | _ 1 Bove that sir. Punshon will not be depressed Tue | re.crence to his client's ¢. ndition of mind coula be p d | muta when he secs his sermon in print, nat will | Qwiredto defray the expenses oF conducting the public bas Dales of cotton, seized in Arkansas, where it was | attse if eucn sales as Ue the deend.nt were | meningitis treated by them during the past.two | fora trial at tis term, if himscif and hia associate should | mace @ Rote Of Mt, that Whon he reiurus to England | Res enn added toe raised, in 1864. ‘Ihe question was uvon tue loyalty | 22d to be vord. : montns. The who.e of these cases occuired tm {tts | suspeuda-l other business, A tial at this term wilicause | he may be able tO Prove to those stupid tslanders | Gayot Apri, Lora, both days me aded, antnisy cor the intent oO ann ro ee oars below found that she ‘The bil must therfore be dismissed, with costs. | city, and were jounu umong ail ciasses and grades | great inconvenience and hardship to the accused ana her | wnata trae ‘apirit of liberty those surdy old cuves . 5 ded, est on the city and county deot payable on the Lst day of gave no active ad to the reosilion up to the last of | , 7M. Nort tor tue plainuif, W. sullerion and D, | of horses. Fortunately, bet @ small percentage of | Coun. Tht cuvaue thoy eet ae bie to finan brought with them Who would sud uit to 29 law at | May, 4872, m order to moet the re.jurements of se mL o' v Ser the actendaaie the’ above cases proved faial, Dowever, | Mental ane phys.cul condition, she will not be abie to furmah a : Comer # of the mwe-el SUMS, eed thus she Onnicmce con thal errr ca aasiea Bouck, tatiana her oad oe Sattar Goubtul whether au aoimal alter faving to nse | oka uatett St ie die ber cegreal oe tame co amen Tee mae Jevcuoe cates tata hetioka Bult live for | Board together as soon ax enid estimate is ready tor snombs- meray nly: uae t TATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. ease ever recovers bis previoualy rovust aud healthy | her toappear as a witness. For the detaflod reasuna xiven | their principles, il obedience to conscience aud fain | Son. and thet the aiid Comptrolier js requested to subraik Blaves to avoid their emuacipatioa by the govern UNITED STATES NI f° < . Buch estimates as the various departinents have transmitied ment; and on this savwiy Of loyally ue was held — cond.tion. fn the atticavite — orca £0 the defence ask that the ial | gre living principles,” What does this mean? “the | or may hereafter transmit, and thet the Prevident or chief fhe was not brought within the acts meking pro- Alleged Ma 'iny oo Board Ship. Tne very cold weather of the past few days has | of ine accuse, be posponed. as May the Court please, | Puritans still live.” Where? “11 apedience to con- | oficer of each department be ut liberty tobe present whea ‘vision for the restoration, and the judgment was .or Before Comm sstoner Shields, kept ali the drivers 01 ast poadsiers within dovrs, | 5 cine rerpects the applica ion fora postpunement oc iae-| Sctenoe and faith are living principles.” Are tney ? | thelr respective estimates ate acted upon, sted! wently the Park wad avenues have been ai- 0 the Gout novet turm. 1 Where are they living? Which are iving—the Puri- ea a ee ere re ta re ele ant | Yesterday our suilore were vrougnt before Com- | most deserted. Very tw pleasure vehicles of eny | Scunseliortie defence apeake of ihe iacma’ coudiion of | tas of the principles? Or, rather, aze Ley not both shown, and (hat ihe facts lound did not amount | missioner shields, charged with having kicked ap a | "2nd were to ve seen on the tasmiouaole Orives, AB4 | the acoused, but there is not a witness named, or a tact | dead’ 1 think so, But Mr. Punshon, ol course, te euch an act. On toe pat of che the temperature of the weaver will Dave to MOd- | stated in the argument or affidavis to cali the attenton of | knows beter. Any how the women will talk and Unwed Staves it ts comended. that the | TOW 0 board tbe Nova Scotian vessel La Gore, "erate consiverably be.ore tue Park ana rouds wilt | the Court vo we facts in regard to her real condition. | | | wear just What S ecves they please; and they Would Dnding of (we Court sufficiently shows the disiovaity | the harvor, as she was outward bound. Norepre- present their wouted aspect. ‘Tne bign strung road PnP in on unddare tothe | ick strangely enough ot such liverty as air, Pun- ‘Of the ciaunant, and ‘nat m any case soe ts Lound | Seatauion of the mater _baviag been made vy tng slers Cau LOW aInUse themselves With Kicking toeir | jie ‘arty was purchased in Albany, over a y mo; that the | shou euogizes if it were now tried, Q tesnow vely tuat ed had taken New York, Jan. 31, 1972, ‘The original resolation closed at the words “for submission,” and the Commissioner ul Pablic Works moved as an amendment the remaining clause, ' which was adopted. nis was ugreca to by the proposer and was adopted, The Board then adjourned, subject tothe call of the Chair, ROBBERY IN 4 RAILROAD CAR, British Consul to the Lonfimistiouer, the latter geu- sialie Guwn for exercise. Moderate weather will, | cir o the atabils.ment where it_wus or comf: toe revellion. waich sue Sas ucs done, tleman could nut act tn we matier, and ne accuid- | however, bring them work and quiet Weir nerves’ | the purchuser’s uame. the number of the plrtol and date of R. M. Corwine ior cluimaint; sulicitor General | ely directed the alleged ofunders to be taken ve- | The iitde rest they are Low getung Wil ao them ail | purchase. Just wh that clerk was or where be can be any aera.” fore te Vongal, Tuts wus dogg: tne Consul, on | MUCH BOG: kine, of Greenpoint sold, on Monday | stats were being m-ce wodwcoverwe faci et THE GARROTING GAME REVIVED. On the arrival of the Boston éxpress tratn at P “ jones. tue adatr, and ‘nally the turs were removed to te ' last, to alr. Taggert, of New York, a c.esinat stal- dene rec ae eyes aot trope j--4 John Loy, residing at 90 Sixth avenue, yesterday | Twenty-eighth street and Fourth avenue yesterday, morning, at seven o’ciock, a Mr. B, Dilloway, of Lynn, Mass., who was seated im one of the cars, wag robbed of a gold watch and chain, valued at $200, The gentleman says that while he was seated In te, car & Man about ve fee. eight menes, Of slay build, wearing @ slouch hat and no beard, rushed into the couveyauce, graboed him by the thr and, snatching his timepiece, ran of. He was fol. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. = to be dealt wilh by one of the presiaing pi = — yes ccidtedn ag nes thay es ar Kaued anouier man morning arpeared hefore Justice Cox, at Jefferscn pam usliced, * ered horsemen ir. BOOK — > A Dectuion of the Mistrict Court in Bank- Alleged Ceunterteiting. periect casted animal. The DISTROT ATTORNEY, remuming, aald:—Tho counsel | Market, and preierred a complaint of mgnway roo- KMeversed Avpeast=Tke Leces ad in riding tt w too much the custom for dilions | for the people wil. nut strangle bard or put tho cefendant’s | bery against two colored men, named Henry Brown, quprey en App ‘The United States va. Jonn Biank.—The defendant rons tO Visit their malignant tempers on tere | couuse. to mucn Wroub.e to bod the cler« wuo soid the pistol | of gs suiivan street, and James Kelly, of 4u8 West Standi of a anilway Company. haé deen charged witn passing @ coumerfett half- forves.” Mr. Bergli’s men wil tind employment on | Fs. Moar; they woud admit wat Mra Mocany did | 0 ! ‘ buy the pisto: und gave her vame to the cierk; theretore, we WW “ninth strecte Loy states that while pass- Before Judge Woodrut. — dollar ootm on Victor seniiing, in paymentot a pack | the bridie patns in ine Halk, in the rogutimale au pry tha nova Tact Grthe name of a witness hay Been i se Late: eo aLe tere Wed eat In the Matter of tue Alavama and Chattanooga | ol cards, te was dischirned, ine evidence 1uiUN | 254 especially to the noblest or them ail—the horse— | Sones thuks thatif be had weexs of timen de-euce could be |. bight he was suddenly setzed oy both arms by soma Rauiroad Cowpany, an alleged bankrupr.—rhis | to show that ne knew ie coin Was bad. made, 1u no patt of thelr ailidavits did they swear that Mre, | person behind hun, While thus pinioned another | lowed-by @ policeman, but he managed to escape ‘aus just been ‘aocidea Pa Judge Woodrun on = eat rte Movaity, their elleat, was’ fusone. If tho Courk baru placea ms hand over nis mouta to prevent nis | with the iy. Captain Irving. of the detective oo onnegpireng) nb SUPREME C.U17—CHAMBERS, ives them time they” will try, and hove to | Seregung. wile @ third party “went through” | force, isafter the thief, and expects to be able to @ppeal trom a decision in the District Court by — Enzlish Racing Notes. fe" pe {a di, *.. be cy ey ae iy. bis pockets, and took $9 75 from bis | catch him before long, Judge Blatcnford. Its a case of disputed jurisdic- ®pectul Netice. Land and Water remarks:— 5 eee aaa We FoF gh Es C= ii® | yest pocket Alter relieving Any of his SEE Eemaaeeeemeneameaen Peiore Judge Barret rl and 0 Dy B06 OF Dut ¢ nay bave remained in Stanwix Hail ana N tuoa, On Wwe petition of a creditor tne respondent, Bi Indge Barrett, Upon the Derby and other betting we need say ir bi 4 in Hall money the parties released Mim and ran into an ale Bitty _BINE ARTS. 4 ¥ he talked to ns having know.edge of ¢ |.leyway leading through to Thompson street. His the railroad company referred to, was cued w ap- | On and after Monday, February 6, the Chambers of Pater ‘oor, capecially or. the 1 wo inowann, for Inters& inthis cam, or'he may ‘ot have dono as. ‘Phe Court | cries 10r helpe prowgit. 1 ms assistance, Oilcers ear in ve District Court for the Southern Disurict | the Supreme Court, during the February verin, will | wuich 7 to 1 is taken about hid; Wat Prince vharile, | Paras retmothing on wales, to prolgate Ka edyment, now | Keed and Orie, Ol tae Kighth precinct, who eu- should not be | open ateieven A. M., aid the motion calendar wil | having been biistered .nd confined to paddock ex: | $8 {9 brn; lis mind properly 40 tins joint a re sirmang | Wered tue alleyway at elther end and secured Kelly UST OF COLONEL JAMES FIS) Young’s Bust of the late James ¥ Ir., which te the QFiginal and only, authorised ‘cup, haw "been secnred by: United Btates patent for the benefit of Mrs, Fisk, Copies. New York to show cause why 1 a a 0 ee f leu tif ured bank! " jeges that calied ercise, has decitned to 10 to 1 Jor thé Derby, ior yt ub i) aad Brown, who were botu fully Weatiied by Loy 88 | can now be secured in plaster 4s followss— yoareud comipuny me "4 Y yranopal saee * roe Ry Wnicn Labarnum anomaluasly reigns favorite at 15 the conned to the peop had sent two of tne oldest, ‘mont | the partes Who nad assisted in roodiag hin. ‘Their | “Lite nize, white, 820. in New Yat ae aid the ordinary bust. to 2, and taat Queen’s Messcnger sees 4 shorter | respectavie and skiu: physicians of our city to Ly to | accomplice, runniug in an opposite direct ion, suc. Life size, tinte | $22, ise at ‘ ness of & raiifoad company there and owned | oWwdin etal. vs. Gotigebrii.—see memoranda, price graduauy, aud is oow ac 4s to 1. ‘10 our mind, | examine into the ,uysical and mental condition of the ac | covded in making bis escape, The prisoners were | In military dress, cabinot siza, $5 Marole or bronze busts, in any style drapery, executed tq order. ly to JOUN H. COME: ows Oftce Bite stalnny Gonpety, 809 West ‘wenty-tuird sireet, New York. _SILLIARDS. ae NDARD AMERICAN BILLL TABLE: 5 ‘ Cunungbam vs. Delauey.—Mouon granted, une er, without commited oursetvex, at this | Oused- arraigned pefore Justice Cox at Jefierson Market, Property an that uate, fue company pub ID OV. | iegg the deiendant pay ihe plaunud ts capital of | eqrry dale, Imo sayin what we think Wil abso: | 4,the UMembioT AtzouNEY here protucedandread the afl: | yesterday morning, and pleaded not gullly to tue tou in we case, Judge Blatchford rated our this | $250 Within five days and consent to a reierence to | jutely win eituer Derby or 'Lwo Tuousuna, we would | “Dr, Thorns temined that he had been called upon to attend, | Charge, but were commitied without bau for trial. ied, td made an oruer’ aajuaicnsig ine company | Fake ou account Aertaln WO DIGLUHA'S NETO Aa raion fut taotNowmertoe asd S061 suous | seq ieek sen hess oratuen yan'den' Unde bes | ATERGED PIOKPOORET ARRESTED, wukrupts. Tnereu an ‘uppeal was tad 10 the | Mite prouts, ee, 4 Bethnal Green tor the Newmat aout | une week, avou: hiteen v1 re , Cireult Court. Suge Would makes & 1eview of | ‘Michels ve. Michels. ~Memoranaa for counsel. Drutd for the Epsom event, 11 ouly tor heaging pur- | 9 January, 1874, in company with Dr, tinsel be visited tho the waole case at very great ionath. He holds toot | . 10 the Maier of tue neveiversitp of Jono 8 | poses, than back any uf the :avortiesat tei present | Reon ey al ine momeuk a ees Jal af oe oo ltons Oe Shesical | ¥ernard Kioppenburgh, a German, thirty-three & FaliFoud com) auy incorporated ‘by the laws oa | SCiuly— Same. potion of Hydoch.—order | MATKet outs. and mentai conaition, They made a careiu examination of | years of age, residing at No. 164 Wooster street, was State y : KETTING IN LONDON, JANUARY 19. scneh condita anh Ceame Anak Wen Qned. Aner pha New @ designs; furior Bagatelle sredtond canot ve precesded annus in‘ tanks | eraated. ‘mere was.a lair average awembiage, and one of | Befmeutalcundiion and (ound im aanee very coniead | arrested on Wednesday night by officer Harnett, ot don gvery ine apprreaining to Wilarin at lar i Tupcy i a District Vourt without & Slate or States | _, Ppscott vs. Morgan.—Referred to Philo T. Rug | the eurliest moves ON tne Gulseas was the accept | In thelr opiuion there was nothing In her physical or mental ’ tne Eighth precinct, upon compiaint of James | Eroadway. nd ne, he ‘mo! be Nad about Laour- | coudition to prevent her attendance at Court, Her physical 7 ‘where its ratiroad 4s, or 1 tu be, Luilt, malnialued | Sle ty hear and deirmt ance of all the 6 vo | mouey bo ut LaoUr- | Condition woud hot be Improved by coutinement, ‘inheir | Reed, residing at No. 225 West Twenty-cighth street, * In the matter o1 (uc Application of James W. Butt | pum, alter Which backers Were content With @ Irac- p iph a Ms y, . "2 snd Pe ; the canoes kin Imo etul—Ordered that a ceruticate ve issued, if the | Io eg Avo to 1 aud 200 to 30 Oremorne was | CPiiin the menal and physical con.ttion 0: the aocused | why charges that on the nignt of January 24 he stule NY PARTY HAVING ONE OF TWO BILLARD Tables to exchange for improved Western bl Was such that sb¢ will be able to attend a trial at thisterm of | 9 god watch and chain trom him, valued at $120, ly ab 100 West sirock ary h and ‘ sh | SUperiMiendent devia it & proper case, steady, and 13 to 2 10 about £30 Was noved W Prince art, a ~ : apply rout, Seer es eoatis ater cetindene tee ting at “! aa Charive’s name. The omer bets on the Derby were | “ibe District Attorney anid thors aMdavite do away with | THE complainant states he met the prisoner In Alb - 440) at 1,000 to 60 Nuneham twice, and 5.0 to 2244 Onslow, | the claim that the accused is physically incapable ot attend-'| Oyster saloon in When He leit tne saloon Reed F%, SALE—A PHELAN & COLLENDER CAROM 26 peLOD, Where its oMl0ers Acied, tte Board of SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. tender of 1,400 to. 10. twice against Queen’g ses: | Ing the present term ortue Court, Now, if tue counsel tor the | mutaal ucquanitaace. When he Le Waite, te pestoct ercer; sory Cheap, appa acto Ber vectors met, and where it coutracted debts, —= pense 4 Senger Inet With NoTesponse, PTIMrose found men. | SecuEes 1 ui8 fn tue pee of insanity, atid that sue was Susane | states that Ue prisoner accompanied him, and, take ane strect, third door, Aiso two Chandellers, Goatibeieana eying ts omotn Pry ect er tion @i 16 10 1 and 600 to 46 twice Lor the Liverpool the meanmg o1 the elevenin section of nkrupt By Judge Barbonr, : chase, the Vocvor at 500 to 80, the Lamo at bdu to 26 inn. ep anf oa tanururt coronation dows uot | ,Amthony vi Tie Svsiy iran. Work—sotion | Sado tn am and Young, Fenton, af dn | yin i er Mean the Conudgct Of such Lransactions as are merely ts } ufas was od jor, " oy i notin tne compauy Of any other person. the pris eee conte ee ce ae ae, aes orig Sapnociea,” ae tome tm wat there was ‘a eifore to havg theca putorer, no | ONer, ou Delug arralgned Delore Justice Cox, at Jer Sy Kecuce ur oficers, dna aithough an ofice 1s cone Basinews was ‘dove in favor of Messrd. ‘Bronurit, | {cle si0 how given and no names, of Yaended wisneenoe ara’ Yervon Markel, yosteruay morning, denied. tne ane a ut Ld ». Every one knows Mra. Moar ‘ 13 COMM! eau) bail aceul ta on ma 8 ee os Marfloct, Spinks and Brigys, Che tormer, verwaps, | Enocs'vow ia and out of tls Stale. Bue knows everyoody. | (apucar tor Wal. ” Taurvad compauy, tu SCONE e act, Can On — ov t.elith aay of danuary, ft was the plain day of the | ing nis u! walked with hun as far as Sullivan Cor and Terminee to send e commission to ex: street where he took car and went‘home, When ho client. Af theform of manny is momentary of | arrivcu there he discovered his property was one, kuow that ‘icles the duty of | Sud charges that Kioppenburgh stole it, as he was _____. FURNITURE, LARGE, ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding, at the lowest cash priges, or on weekly or monthly metaiments, at G'YARRELL'S warehouse, 20 Eighth avenue, corner of Tweatieth sireet, MAGNIFICENT POMPADOUR STYLE SATIN BRO. cate! Parior Suit, as pate, tor $150; ons do,, $75; wal- granted, for must money. Prices:— Bui tt seems highly unprobavie tuat the Cours will put over ‘ . , An any hardly bell mut an 3 8. 0 ‘cents per yard UD; tiict Court of te Untied stat_s for the souinera — Nomination, taken . 22 to 1 against Mr, Briggs’ Mum | Hester. ade ny cuse i wiolr efort to pu of this trial, it | Thomas Elliot, an actor performing in) the Thir- | tor haif cost. nee 23 West Forty-second strect, near ; taken; 26 to. ust Mr. Power's nomina- " Beventh avenue, Se sistaisn Wlerves seopsenen stele ik — rato, en a to) agiust ME. Bruudrit’s homage | Some ous that the caso sou be tried. | They adnit that | ty.fourth street Theatre, was arrested by Omeer | “Tus puch a ition by acredi-or, "Ihe rf Loew. ; it man, ina crowdey car, | *F Jonn ¥. Zwizelo hy, ‘awisole,—Judgment of on, taken; 40to | agatist Mr. Marfeov’s nomina | in oer principal thorough.are, with © ya ebe car | Carman, of the Jefferson Marset Court squad, op LL TAG FIRST CLASS FURNITURE OF PRIVATE lug lis decision, says: tien ; gal jones Havhorn’s nomi | rica 'yeur.. Un this’ account ‘own, adinie- mansion IM West. 26h, 6 av., to be 801, in lois, re- gin Lt 4 sed | atvorce granted. ke yooh tc tion, mave voluntartiy, the accuses shoulu be promptiyiried | Wednesday night, on complatnt of Gustavus Reid, | gardicas to cost, at private sale Parlor Sutta,’ satin, 7g view of ail the eer aniae 1, Wave Rucwested 1 | "Mullen Vs. ¢ade—Motion to compel the Marshal | DaHlon, meen athe Onn 1 se 2d caample and warning vo ail who carry arn cr con- | Of 863 Hudson street, Who charges that on tho'suth | fp, 26; wainu Bearoom Suits, 40; russels Carpets, Bl ous, 1a of opimiou thas, in relerence to @ railroad coi to rout gooun aud chatiels deawu.wihou costs. | pLIVERIUOL GRAND NaTIONAL-—100 fo 7 AEA Nst | Coe weunone. ihe oxse thowld be promptr tite. for the | day of Septemuer last he sold to tue prisoner # quan- 7 900 lots cheap. Fation created vy the State Of Alabama for the | “inthe Mattar uf Coruelia Fleming, &c.—reuuon | PTHnrOse taken; 1u0 to 6 against Tae opry ot Wholesome eifect it ehould have upon al such persons, The | tity of furniture, valued at $111 88, to be paid tor in oe saps vag Oat Sue courtrucuon ‘of “the | Aeuled. withous costs Bee ES a eaten seksedam, | Lietia cate to asesciiceme canes | jannmenis, los S chattel mortgage om | A er or calecranior cule, Fompadouts bare Air - x PM abies ‘tt “to proceedings “in | ,,jilurluge ye, Kuiokerbocker ice Company.—Mo- M , ge and usp! 02 | the Curmiture, At the time Elliot purchasea the : s h stare vee sot anc the Uoust to pot theses over: The counea/olnim | {UFDILUEE Ue Gown $80, leaving & balance of against Scuiedam, ep; 1,000 to dv aguinist Ceol, tanen; 109 to 3 that they have not #8 iull facts, | $85 88 due , WhO states he delivered tne prop. Way 5 tax tm ng district 18 not Feasouabie, flog to vacate orwer Fequiling plaintid to serve ® | againgt Jealousy, taken: 100 to Young 2 rUpLoy ; ‘OF reyuired by the lan, Wage of the starute ana not | Miter Dill Dacian ueatied. among, ac., | Featon, takea; do to 1 against Maser Mowbray according 10 its mention, I do not tab to see thas granted, ‘whe cv may be plausibly argued, as im fact it | SH, os gonwarz,—M x has Leen, piawsoty anu ably, by counsel tor Wwe | giniteds reference ton simply tKe (oy ene nam, taken and offered; 6 to 1 agaimet cromorne, tometve styles, covered brocade, satin, rey orte, tes 5 pure ~s How can they swear to ire menial condition of their cient erty a a3 cone c4 - A ae? Ai phasing elsewbere. Private residence, 35 West 15th at., near le ens gor a Tw THOUSAND GumNEAS.—11 to 2 against Labure pore ibaa a; ah ineer er aimceee commmaene ch | terteee tae eek Tae Maks hee ro gol the Fs Yelock, two bours belore. ‘Then o8 goes to Asbany and NTHLY OR WHEKLY PAYMENTS—CARYETS, 3 age 21 ‘ay fo ay thar she creted and disposed Of the iurniture, for We pur M°r cremior, But ihe cufporatiun lisell cannot remove ti) Teport (he #&me tO Lis Court, Wi taken and offered; 13 to 2 agama Prince (marie, | resurns; woetis the uetence? Insanity ‘ol def ing him out of it. The r, Upon Naty dec. Y &: CUNNINGHAM. en ae tral ee er st Cremorne, taken and | ths Court Tue nk should not be pu overs nen cnt rraigned sboiore Justice. Cox, domed ae | aint aes tary antes inet Sneny- aan he Vusiness oF which It was created. | it can Only» | ” Carver vs, Styles. —Mouon granted, THB DEBBY .-<10 to 1 agetnes Cree vaken twice; | wif: m appears for the Attgrney veneral in this case, | charge, Dat was locked up i defaatt of $600 bail to | Prices lower than aay othier abuse. 1 tae 2ivy. Out o1 sufferauce, do here such collateral ur inct- Rodgers v& Mckiroy.—Dewurrer to complaint Offered; 1,000 to 60 against Nuucuaw, Hi PR ‘wish 10 make @ few remarks, ad appear: ior trial, ‘The complainant was required to | rt oie ae ea erates enocoms: | dismissed, With $10 costs Witt veave (o deemaune | 2210 1 dgaines Onslom, taken coutenta of the aneavite nage by Dee thoes snd Been, | [oFaish Donde in the sum Of $1,000 Lo appear and MISCELLANEOUS. =f to answer wit! y8 at.or servi Nye ge os wantin AI AAAI pishwwent. ib fours that, tne omectivn, 10 neu | the order and paymeat ot costs, ce of copy of BURGLARS CAUGHT IN THE ACT. See otk Seo pepe Ss Sehr eumanes’ he PR poy men row tute Ductei0N district of New York shuuld have been sustaned COURT OF SPECIAL sessieas, About one o'clock yeatetday morning, as Markus | "Sse" fieraiox arroRNeT anid, if the counsel wished, the phen 4 ot the Board of Appeals Ordered tine ise pawiieatya esemring tne com- hy org? Nutting, & clere in the hardware etore of Hiram mp hoy il ataaae: (he peopienow | Like all other social eraptions, crime has its epl- IN THE GOLDSMITH MALD CASE Pany # bankrupt be reversed avcordingty. More Pickpockets-Qostructing the Rails | Jeiliif, at 270 Numth avonue, was returning Lome, NO | wr. Hawoock—Ibat was ny first impules on reading, the Gemics, and at such times thieves and h.ghwaymen sha bee eter of 0d, ‘The Keinte © Madame Jumel, road: =(Vanted to Take the Pledge=Rough | heard burgiars at work in tue basement, where | Str iat cannot orFcoaid non Go SOO pepper Pap tenn sean we wna raw ercede or rhe ae before Indge Shipman, ‘ on the Boy. there was a large amount of goods stored. He pro- | brief view made them at the dat Boon. ‘The anon and rs agrat ‘ne farther hearing of tae case of George Wash- | There was the usual crowd of curiosity seekers, | ceeded vo the vedroom of his employer aad informed ga set Ge {ngron Lowen vs. Neison Chase was resumed yes | Witnesses, complainants aod constitutional ioaters | him of ms discovery. The two proceeded Lo the | The Lourt—If the counsel wisbes he ean put the phym- e olans 04 the stand. terday. Shortly alter the sitting of the Court Juage | Congrepated within the walls of the Special sessions | pavement, and waited untll te arrived of UMeer | Tr ii ,uoouKaal take fb that the of the woman's : MOUNTAIN COAL Shipman rendered lis decision upon the question foes net Leonenn thereon ra sudges Dow- ee Pat eid sig 3 gt ed the insanity ganoot i et ny sg nat se we tn Loc d fas 8S fee Falsed in toe iT nus to whether the | ling and Shandley aged to vor oles through the AeOr Of LUO | jurors. ‘The pies of iDeanity le @ defence which we have @ A Plane pores nee ga toeng iene of is pedi- THE CHAMPION PiCKPOCKET DeETEVTIVR, cure. ‘Mecufing (he burglars @ Kit of tools they | Fight to make, Wo eo ets oF Gee eee or Jones | a diamona ring and vtacr valuable Srinkets, valued corner urty-sscond street and Tenth avende, reo, 60 1aF as It Feinted 10 declarations of Major | OMccr McDonald, of the Twenty-seventh precinct, | Rad wi'u, eu ney were evcuno. We the BeALIGN | formed unaar we only eroumaanoe-» The dot hg of tho gises in us window he ran out 10 te side- $5 50. Bei ara," #60 ber touof BOW ion tellterone Bailov, wmile he (the piaintif) resided in toe fanuiy | a8 bas been previously stated, arrests more pick~ of fin Went wAL TT Aber ain dou “ny davis do not deprive weal our decane | Mt: donee taioren | Wwaig, edhtemn aioe tere and ater to | D0, 8; wore, $8.50 ver, toa oF 2000 Ibe. dell rere of that geutioman at yo te 1 The wage Kets | @ny two SEG om onse ince reat nolan ee as tome Je Ls agned jegnen zinnaey 9 ace ast. to fre the eamesion of oy ‘him into beer Bey mB, robver Ninth aventte, Beld thai, beiore of tuts Pascal Curcely @uay paases one | beore Justice ox at Jeterauu Marset Police u i bnenees eye, kauck' and price. oe pheriapetinniens - —— necessary Lo estaviisn fingered traterniy. Yes qowvondag worn hen @ complaint ot bur; thq sand. We claim ‘hat the was ves Dunne aud Kelso are alter the ING. i aie i ) ences a alot fe ‘had {oon he bauer ini sau wolocuing the Pot var mk that abe bas ‘earried tho § pistol over ‘since, i take it frig nese o wee tren are, fro no 833 BROADWAY, NEAR qaaranane fe Mbit beore tue ipuer Was per. ebrew wi , 5 . ued the robvery, and H, HERZ pays highest price. { heat cae arauons made usvabd at the corner of Wasiingtun and atten Ateul @ Quantity Of Dardware, Mma.wer in which they comm to hun, ssinedndaiie by as bd oat rT mie WB ths act of Feieviae an “Old finer Drenden ot toe charge, but were he seems to have no doubt about their apecdy cap- Gonvewen’s Woaring Appare ssarvela to. ta. ‘ioe waited, Tuling goes to sustain the view urged BY My: Weridiy possessions, ‘Committed ior tures