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but of all labor en-& f the actnal building trad Wa) MARKET ponced in te preparation of bulldog materia te THR COURTS. efB must be some time yet, too, before any considers - Scene, cee re aaron fe betwi * igen pe cee carer ed freee coun emacs, = A transit will bring other lower pri ls, Late rtain Activity in Ci ; for fashiouable congregations. In the mean- Decisions. hat. Ce _ vd ty time its Batintactory to know that this property By Judge Barre Property. has pasted 1160 ag wi Lora ot al. vss anthony Ireland—Motion wi able to hold tt, although at the high figures patd,IN‘p, W'nenand ot at, ym. Thomas J. MoCabitl et a}.— and jt will not be sacrificed or exposed to the . chance of being, § peented for sale, pa Bany contingencies me bay oO the jul ted col in other real estate interests of the ci “yhis hes Margaret McDonough (by Guardian) vs. Henry f been the case before now, notably in specula- Mi McDono' _—Report of & tive movement occurred about four judgment of divorce granted, Tn the Matter of the Application of the Mayor, &c., The motion must be denicd, . . Joseph Howard vs. Jacob Koltman et al.—Order Revival of Speculation jranted condrming report as to surplus 4 Boulevard Lots. ago, when the sudden collapse of the market leit : MAY weak Pere tag ow are Wim Dewey i Agent Relative to the Opening Madison Avenue.—Memo- mortgaged, Ww x randum for counsel, and Characte! ito sell at a sacrifice, and others with contract In the Matter of the Appiteation of Amelia Norton, io mya with Thon Benen cae t hia ea A te azn er paar ar ono : DI '- i coniirmed and guardian appointed. & tate Market as Compared With Those table to this circumstance, To the intelligent Cobarien et ah va. Prindolle.—-Memorandum for ee of the Stock Exchange. ‘speculator who hag money to operate with no city unse! % gC. B in the worid offers better opportunity for proitanle By Judge Brady. sinvestment than New York. With each year the Lewis vs. Prentiss et al.—Granted. % aegregate valuc of the real estate of the olty is in- MJ Giimore et al. va. Patton et al,—Motion dented. - expanse and only ad special ane aneen youel penta ‘See opinion. : where purchases have been . Bimilarity of the Modes offffutar Sciemencar intaiea prices, have any in. SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM—PART L bg # vidual losses occurred. Even these, too, have been porns di Dealing. in conseqnence of forced sales, and in every caso Dismissal of Onc of the Black Friday thedepreciation been subsequently more than made in ‘Thus ts It that the estate of the city 1s gradually passing into the hands of the wealthy capitalists, who always rush in to purchase when- ever the gpportonits is offered below the marke! in addition to constant and steady investments a eurrent prices, Suits. Before Judge McCurn. John B, Trevor vs, Henry M. Smith et al.—This 'will be remembered as one of the Black Friday suits, the defendants being the frm of Smith, _ te ‘UPPER FIFTH AVENUE. wv ‘b shows very fair activi and some extensive anc- ype! - f _ ae ene ja dA seed ey r cent ordercd, 6 ‘Tho Solution of the Rapid Transit Problem tere here wicandy Bosh Uae a Tee ee ak eabek, ed Ceres, A nOR PRS, Stimnlating Transactions on tricts adjacent to the city, while others are an-Mi case was then regularly called, and, the plaintit’s sia omnes mr is Bat the po in eriitgy® counser Line dh nee, “goon with the case, ne ~ Hew Jersoy, owing baby to the earer promise . sera wae aE 1 AR, RR (OE SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERN—PART 2. this hii has turned, as was et in the i: The Future Owners of New York season set fortiefally in ie inate ‘ne Tantket org Another tell ele se @ Clty Rallwayh this year, and the present movement in uptown real pany. Real Estate, estave ia 'the first fruits of its promised accomplish Before Judge Barbour. ment. Michael Cloney, administrator, vs. The Central Park and East and North River Railroad Company.— In July, 1869, a son of the plaintiff, according to the statement of the latter in his pacers was pushed off a car of the dotendan ye by. the driver, i and falling in front of one of the wheels, was run Verdict Against the Four Prisoners. Bova, and killed. ‘The statement om tho other side At inst, after some months of walting, we have @% Coroner Young yesterday investigated the case off was that the boy was swinging himself on the step. ine excitement in the real estate market, This Bl viniam Morrissey, late of 258 West street, who was [i while holding on to the iron bars, when he fell an come principally, as was predicted in the Bi vied late last Sunday night by a blow on the head ea Cree Sg gra pn or ae A Hsnap at the opening of the season, in the direc- rom a paving stone inthe hands of one of a gang of . tien then indicated, viz., on the west side, along young rowdles." John Martin Connors, John Clancy SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. ‘Wo line of that magnificent drive known as the Band Richard Ahrens were arrested by Detective Field [i — Boulevard, andthe streets adjacent thereto. This }§ anq others of the Fifth precinct police on suspicion Decisions. splendid roadway, starting at the Circle, comer off of being concerned in the killing of Morrissey. It Hl sane nary Deaneporroux ve Tie Broadway and es Sr mat and merci hee berg Hen 9 by was believed that Martin Clancy tn the first qusrrel Seventh Avenue Htaliroad Company.—order, granted, wertperiy direction, crosses avenue at BIxty- i with Morrissey stabbed him in the forenead, and eorge H. Berger vs. Benjamin Marks,—Same, fourth rect, Tenth avenue at Bevontieth street, Mf mat in the second fight, which ensued inf James Fe Naymond vs. Bamuel P cangeld” (two ‘and, after rca able armed beeey iia few minutes later, his brother John crushed fi actions) —Samne, St sen X ‘Teeth “and Bisventh Sverues street, when Min Morrissey’s skull with a paving stone, but the hy Judge Barbour. 4t again assumes an oblique direction until it Joins g4 testimony ‘Lede to show Yh sol re be the case, Sea i range aenitaita James et al.—Motion for Eleventh avenue, forming an open plaza between # aitnough strongly pointing to such a result. Ina —— ‘Rosth and 108th streets. Thence it continues over fact, there was & total absence of positive testi- f™ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Washingion Heights and Macomb's Dam. Promis- 84 mony as to which of the prisoners inflicted the fatal Decisions. Sng to become in time the most attractive car- Bi violence, and as @ consequence tho jury held all of By Jndge Larremore, wiage road in this city, it 18 not toMinom. Below will be found a aynopsls of the evi- fm Smith ve. Starr et al.—See memorandum. be wondered at that from {ts com-#9 gence clicited:— > Smith ve. Churetlll “Same. mencement tt Was marked as the scene of reall] George Hannon, of 63 Laight atreet, testified that Min the Matter of Wilhelmina Weber.—Report con- estate speculation, which at recurring periods a8 ne was a cousin to deceased; saw him last Sunday fa firmed @ucceasive sections of the road were completed and f night,sin company with Mr. Thompson and thef ‘opened to the public broke out into excitement all Bbrothor of deceased A the latter was bleeding from THE FIFTH WARD HOMICIDE. FiNo Direct Testimony to the Killing= COUNTRY PROPERTY. Ida Schramm vs. Charles Schramm.—Order of ref- along its line, blotting out the irregular bounda-jja wound on she forehead; ten minutes jator f MARINE COURT. Fies of old estates and substituting therefor them S2W deceased in Washington street | lying | —— Fectangular form of city lots. Marvellous instances ff Donia tab Lh PLT el hanes Retention of an Oficial. are given of the rapid appreciation of this descrip- On the reorganization of the Marine Court as a ‘Or it will do for him;" did not see Mar- tion of property, which has certainly been very Btn Connots throw enpthings a heavy bit oft aving Court of Record, the Judge decided to retain Dr, B stone was shown to the witness, but he not fi Birdseye, who has been a useful official for the past marked; but there have been intervals of reaction- Mj positively identify it as the oue he took from de- Mi ten years. ‘The doctor 1a widely known (0 (us. bar, ‘ary focling, when nothing like the prices paid at &¥ ceased’s shoulder, and universally respected for his gentlemanly con- the latest previous transfer could be realized,’and niet WET eat ms abel dae atime eae duct and accommodating manner. ‘when anything like a serious monetary disturbance Mi the deceased in front of the door; the Connors ¥ couRT CALENDARS—THIS DAY ‘would have crushed many holders. Fortunately, ers ones me or ime Gees pent ine 3 ad- § pocainae ¥ me such disturbance occurred, and as the property f/olning Nquor sto: ere; & med Colligan SUPREME CovatT—Crrourt—Part 2—Held by Judge was repeating some 3 one of the Connors , 2 had mostly passed into strong hands little of iti camo out and eld’ he could beat that Bae oes DS sont Lona ye ‘ean came on the market at such times. And here it isghimself; Connors and deceased had a scuifie, SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM—Held by Judges Worth while to note how closely dealings in the ee a) ae Leonard, Gilbert and Ingraham.—Nos. 26, 80, 90, 100, veal estate market have assumed the Connors and those with him ran away and deceasi aie He ia sar te bd rs 38, bred 127, 129, 180, @BARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE, followed in pursuit; when nearly a block distant " 0 OR AME! ScurREME CouRnT—CaaMBERS—Held by Judge We have in the real estate market almost a par- So gs EE ng MT | Barrett.—Nos. 105, 125, 181, 132, 184, 136, 167, 171, 185. allel to the stock market. First, there are brokers Miying on the 186, 198, 202, 213, 214, 252, 283, 237, 238. ‘Call’ 250, vement ina state of eer | previous to the dificulty Morrissey threatened to Court Held by Judge Jos. J. Daly.—Nos. 1056, 1054, 1537, 606, ‘whose business It is to buy and ell, and who make oe ee oe oe oe their commissions whether the market goes up orgy (Punch John Connors in AR oe | 2080, 1632, 08, 1473, els, (20.374, Sad, 1885, 1858, own, but who frequently, having an interest a8 place for persona to conceal themselves; there are Upet ond saa LE 4 tt aH lak * see oe oe Well, take sides, and are “bull” or “dear” gj shanties and dark alleyways near there. . A A 1» 977, 548, » \y 295, 665, 87, 1385, 1031. 7 Part 2—Held by Judge ©. P. as their profits ile. Again, there are the Cree a tsi ad, brother of deceased, tes. Daly.—Nos. 710,'1665, 1162, 02, 178, 1872, 1488, 690, imculty between deceased bene Sans peu ni cela ams ovine ecard doe ug ut id 2s TL, A onnors in ie face an 1e tter punches 4 = \—1 and buy largely (in real estate you could deceased “in the nose; saw. a. knife. in PEA eS OLDS Guta ie BtOaaLel ae @carcely sell “short”) when the market {s down and 9687, 8796, 9002, 9959, the hands of one of the’ Connors’ boys; ee age 9194, they Ml 9073, 9404, 8783, 8878, 8807, 8949, 8973, 9098, 9957, 8922, joes low, to sell when @ new speculative fever MM saw a policeman coming; ran away; deceased ran 3, 9464, 1, 8949, pe S58, reaks out; while, watching these, in tho hope off after them, aud in a few minutes the witness heard leg at soticid by Yiirig ‘B00, 0108, ois Ti 1 making a profitable turn, ia @ small army of minor Mthat his brother was belng- murdered; ran into ty ’ ‘g0" J , , ’ 9142, 9699, 8541, 8807, 9973, culators, who purchase on a margin or buy af Washington street and then saw Martin and John Sntract, expecting to sell early at the first advance Poet 3 red. The stock list itself offers a further instructive eomparison. Take, for instance, this BOULEVARD PROPERTY, mow 80 active. This may be likened to New York Central and Hudson stock. It is virtually the high- ‘t priced of the active list, and is both a specula- Bj Connors murdered his brother. lve and an investment stock. It can only be dealt Thomas McNierney, of 444 Greenwich street, de- in, however, by men of means, requiring such ®§& posed that he saw deceased on Sunday night, cor- Jatge margin to carry it, espectally if any tempo-M ner of Laight and West streets, where he had & fary stringency in the money market should pro-( quarrel with John Connors; witness took hold of duce a decline, while those who purchase it out John Connors and told him to clear out; twent and out for an investment are, if able to hold it, minutes later heard deceased had been murdered, E: of their dividends. Boulevard property is sim-and, running into Washington street, found him John Clancy and Richard Aherns beating deceased; the witness ran away crying “murder, and just ashe returned his brother was knocked down with a paving stone, which hit him on theff head; the boys then ran away; Martin Connors was the jast one to go; don't know which one of them§ threw the stone; the witness was quite sure the BROOKLYN COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. The Special Tax. Before Commissioner Jones. George McNuity, of Jackson avenue, ‘was charged with carrying onthe business of a retail liquor dealer without paying the special tax required by law. The hearing was set down for the 14th inst. Francis Lantry, of Hunter's Point, and J. W. Heftiin, of 61 Greenpoint avenue, accused of a simi- lar offence, were also held to appear, the former on the 16th and the latter on the 19th inst, Losing on a Lease. Before Judge McCue. Calvin Witty brings suit against r in a great many respects, requiring large capi- MM lying on the pavement. to handle it to any advantage, offering sure re- Patrick Fitzmorris, of 28 Harrison street, a urn to strong investors, but presenting an wn-M that he saw the Connors and two others fighting, certain mirage to the weak speculator, Such being and, going up, the men ran away, the smallest of the case it is satisfactory to learn that in the pres- ent excitement the principal buyers are the large capitalists, who are gradually absorbing the whol of this district. This is weil for the future of the Officer Kellaher testified to arresting Jutn Con- ‘west side, as only such are capable of carryiug for-Mnors and finding blood on his hand; asked him ward the improvements necessary to place it on 8H where the blood came from, and he refused to tell. them saying, “Come away now; that will do for him;’’ tuink the remark was made by Martin Con- nors; deceased was then insensible. Edward Ma- par with CUERE Wiehe Awa ‘ lee Pe nay OL ot ce Fifth precinct, tes- i thews to recover $25,000, the amount of profit he - TPPE! A m tified that he arrested Martin Connors in jams- . To carry out the paralle) noticed above property Mi burg, and told him that Morrissey was dead, fy °*'® be would have made on a lease of certain here may now be likened to such a strong, steady Mi to which the prisoner replied, “Christ! what I did tog property in New York. The plaintiff, on the 16th of , Bt stock a8 lilinois Central, but Little of wnioh ever Hj him would not hurt anybody ;” he admitted that he J March, 1865, leased from Mathews the first floor and comes upon the market and in which the dealings Mi struck deceased; he said that a stone had been, . . almost wholly for investment. About this time MM thrown at Morrissey, but he denied knowing whopyO™ement of the premises 444, 448, 44834 ana 450 fer el asimilar movement to that now going on in did throw it. Broadway, and the third and fourth floors of 16 nlevard Crosby street, in the building known as the City pro rty placed nearly all of upper avenue in the Richard Ahrens, of 57 Vestry street, one of the ands of men who purchased it ag af@ partics accused, was placed on ihe stand, and testi- 3 ST AEME aT TTANEGS eee Goce Ce Ken that he saw the Connors and John Lancy last obo paid wapsdowon er the sear Locihe Mar a mply that they ell. e He Sunday night (he gave testimony substantial hs o that is thelr ultimate object; but the prop- MM the same a that ‘given several of the preceding pq 18% and $11,000 a year for the next two years, Sel ‘The’ plaintiff underlet the premises so that he was to receive Ey or advance of $25,000 up to the expiration of his lease, the first day of May, 1868. ty The lease contained the following ciause:—“And it is further agreed between the parties to these Presents that in case the premises hereby leased shall be partially damaged by fire but not rendered untenantable, the same shall be repaired with all proper speed at the expense of the party of the first part (meaning the defendant), but in case the dam- age shall be so extensive as to render the premises untenantable the rent shall be proportionately paid ‘upjto the time of such Gestruction, and shall thence- forth cease until such time as the same shall have been put in Prod repair; but in case of the total destruction of the building by fire or otherwise, 80 as to render it necessary to rebuild the same, and upon the payment of proportional rent up to the time of such destruction, then and from thence- forth this lease shall cease and come to an end, otherwise it ehall remain in fall force,” In February, 1866, the premises were injured by fire, and the plaintiit claims that they were not totally destroyed, but merely rendered untenant- able, and that he gave the defendant notice to make the necessary Phe ati Hence this action, It is claimed by the defence that the premises were rendered wholly untenantable by the fire, and that the case became wholly vold on that account; yt the plaintiff recognized the fact after the fire and paid the proportional amount of rent due, The case is not yet concluded, COURT OF APPEALS, Judgment reversed, new trial granted, costa to abide event.—Henry T. Romertze vs. The East River by witnesses) ; after the tira’ dimeulty Martin Connors B said he had struck deceased, but did not say what § with; after the first fight he went home and knew nothing about the killing of Morrissey; while con- fined in the station house John Connors asked him to keep still and not say anything about his brother, ‘Martin having @ knife. Deputy Coroner Marsh stated the result of the _pontenpekinnt examination, after which Coroner foung submitted the case to the jury, who rendered the following is nevertheless virtually withdrawn from the market. There are numbers of persons every year— @ome from other cities, many from other parts of our own—desirous of obtaining a location in this avenue, to whom the price is a matter of little con- @equence, as, desiring a permanent residence which shall remain in the family, a few thousand dollars ‘more or less makes no difference if tee obtain what they want. These are the people to whom the men who own the major part of upper Fifth avenue now 2ook for a profit upon their investment. We have cited these two descriptions of property as presenting the most prominent evidence of the manner in which dealings on the Stock Leer PS are reflected in the real estate market, but might carry the comparison much further to show other wer-priced but safe dividend-paying stocks cer- in of ultimate appreciation, with thelr parallels in iTious kinds of real estate notably, on the cast presenting immense possibilities of profit in the future, as, for instance, well located and acces- sible country property, white the fancy stocks and epecuiation in them find a companion picture in the Jes of acres of unploughed fields In New Jersey and Island, alternately disposed of in vilia plots or e acre. It is almost dificult to find a comparison for Erie in the real estate market ‘aniess it be Staten Island, which was at one time a foremost fleld of speculation, but has since suffered temporary eclipse. Inthe meantime the tsland§ as been greatiy beautified and improved, thereby enhancing the intrinsic value of its real estate, It™ 4a equally certain, too, as in the case of the revolu- tion in Erie, when a more Jiberal feeling prevails among the properiy\ owners of the isiand and§ greater enterprise is exhibited, with increased fa eilities for communication with Manhattan Island or Now Jersey, it will ag» in grow largely into public» VERDICT :— “That William Morrissey came to his death by frac- ture of the skull, received on the 9th day of June, 1872, as we believe, from a blow by a paving stone at the hands of John Connors, Martin Connors, John Clancy and Richard Ahrens, but which of them threw the stone, from the testimony we are unable to determine.” A motion was made by counsel for the prisoners: to adinit them to bail, but this was refused by the Coroner, The accused parties are from sixteen to eighteen —_ of age, and, it is needless to say, all of them deny their guilt, Coroner Young commit- ted them to the Tombs to await the action of the ® Grand Jury. * Deceased -was an indnstrious and quiet young man, ee Whose exertions his parents relied fora support, THE LAST BROOKLYN MURDER. Inquest Over the Bedy of Mrs. Fits patrick, ‘ Yesterday afternoon Coroner Jones held an in- quest over the body of Mrs, Mary Fitzpatrick, the aver Bunfortunate woman who was beaten and fg National Bank, On the Stock Exchange, when a movement infykicked to death, on Sunday morning ast, Court of Appeals Calendar. @tocks is contemplated, itis generally based upon my her husband, Thomas Fitzpatrick. Thefg ALBANY, June 12, 1872, some circumstance of impuTtance expected of a post mortem examination on the body of the de-fa The following the Court of Appeals day calen- character 10 aflect the velue of the stock to be 4 y he de- Bidar for June 13:—Nos, 841, 352, 364, 386, 495, 402, dealt in, whereupon those ma 1, the boldne speculate upon the conseqnenes? buy or sell largely 4M the fwl confidence that the, result will justify their calculations, and very ravely are they disap- A daughter of the deceased, twelve years of age, pointed, In a similar way the testified that she got up at three o’clock on Sunday PRESENT ACTIVITY IN THE REAL \FSTATE MARKET BR} morning, and saw her mother lying on the has ite stimulus in the 2 of ite Vanderbilt 4 floor of her room, all bruised she. sew her fathor Rapid Transit bilby thejast Legislateire—@ meas: Bestampupon her face several times; the jaw of the # ‘ure certain when completed, and even {When begun, Bi deceased was broken in three places; her father gy Ceased at the Long Island College Hospital disclosed fi 407, 408, one fact that the poor woman had been kicked tof if death. FEMALE SWINDLERS, Two women, named Sarah Meyers, alias Hol- lander, and Caroline Danbeau, were arraigned be- fore Judge Koch, at Essex Market Court, yesterday, on @ charge of swindiing. On the 20th of May, 4 ne o-repid edvanee in real ner ns ioe peer wont Le a on ye Lary ig fond he it is alleged, the said Sarah Meyers and her com- hroughout the whole of the upper ph’ ying on the floor insensibie, and he said, “Is Dan! Island as well_as in Weschester, counts”. ThUs, Mit ossible that t aid tnige + : Panion, Caroline Danbeau, went to the clothing there 1s now in progress @ movement \on the: Micer Walsh testified to having been notified of fm Mnufactory of Samuel Sykes, 91 Franklin street, east ride of the city corresponding to that “0.” the Hithe affray, and on going to the house saw Mr, gand got about one hundred dollars’ worth of goods ‘west side, With the chances of rapid apprecia: on MM Fitzpatrick lying upon the floor insensible and (to make up. On the same day they procured from Wer theae circumstances purchases are bA,'0@ | braised in ashocking manner. The juryretarned al™George Henschpel, 258 Canal strect, $154 je there quietly, but on an extensive sesle, te’ MM verdict that the deceased came to her death at the fy wort) of clothes, and from Anthony G. NA mostly preferring not to be Known ju hands of fer husband, and he was remanded to jailfmSostmeler, 154 Church street, $20 worth. yet in these transactiona, The reported pur- (‘to await trial. None of these have ever been returned. onase of $2,070,000 Worth of real estato along the ine of the Boulevard by prominent capituiists within the Jast ten days suggests the prospect of a more open inarket there this summer, or, at ail events, next fall. Evon men of great wealth can. Yesterday Sarah Meyers and her friend Caroline were arrested by the detectives of the Seventh precinct, as they were about leaving their late residence, 230 East Broadway. A truck stood \. THE NSWARK SHOOTING AFFAIR, Ernest Miler, Whe lumber's apprentice who wns accidentally shot ff Newark on Tuesday after- Bot ators iT thes vn eon with the bag fe ee alford to let $2,000,000 le jdie very lon, adies, and in the trunks was found the missin ID unproductive property, upon whic” taxes ff v00n, Was Ptill alive last evening, contrary to all Mi cloning, When Drought to the station house Sarat And ‘assessments are constantly accumulating, Mexpectation> He remain Unconscious from the Mi Meyers was searclied, and there was found on her while building must certainly be c necked for some fm time of the anpoting BA ns demise was moment- BM two tickets for st. Louls; besides two pawn tickets ariiy expected, Mis father wa:@ dead and bis other twee ib the Matherland. Ma." Friedvau, who fy shot wim, j¢ etl ip custody, tme by the enhanced cost amounting to abont ene-fith, imposed thereupon by the curtailment of Ale Wour’ of Jabor in the same yropertion, Bot only for sewing machines, which she 18 giso alleged to have obtained under false pretences, Both women Were held under $600 bail to abewer by Judge F.ovb. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, bi Reavy and Thomas in Court—Continuation of th Yeferee confirmed andy JUNE 13, 1872.-TRIPLE SHEET. MUNICIPAL MATTERS. ‘The Court House—Accumulations of Filth and Dirt—Immediate Action of the Board of Health Requisite. ‘The condition of the Court House, conseqnent on the deadlock brought about by the Comptroller and ‘the Court House Commissioners, is of such a char- acter, with respect to cleanliness, as to demand the immediate action of the Board of Health. All the employés appointed by the Court House Commis- sioners have been diacharged; consequently there # The trial of Alexander H. Reavy and George H.(g!2 NO scrabbing, cleaning or sweeping done. The# ‘Thomas was resumed before Recorder Hackett yes-gm Closets are without water, and there 19 little terday morning. It willbe remembered that Mrs.@™F, pO ventilation, The marble halls and§ Jatia: iron staircases are over the soles Elizabeth Taylor, of 329 West. Forty-third street, br the feetin filth, and the appearance a ‘the cor- becoming alarmed at a en on her house and lot, ridors is such as to greatly jeopardize the health off Fconsulted Thomas, whom she regarded as an them in iry weather in con’ wi it r- adopted son, He brought in Mr. Reavy, who 1s “4 rohan, The “exeoutive power it the bound 3 at ny nmeoing vl eet ees ipa held yen, ban jupervisors, and a comm! 2 port was attorney, and Mrs, Taylor and her aged husba! my Weivdon te pe Retat ee tee Sppointed e eanore in to tho Board from the Sanitary Committee 1-00"? THE INDICTED LAWYER. 2 oe | FAT RENDERIN Alarming Condition of the West Side of the City. ‘Trial in the General Sessions—An Extra- ordinary Alleged Crime. IN MEMORIAM—-MR. BENNETT. STABLE MANURE AND OTHER NUISANCES) Important Report from the Sante tary Committee. f were induced to sign what they swear was repre- but up to yerterd: no meeting had been heid sented to them as an injunction paper to meet the poner had the old cleaners ant scrubbers been mie tarrito Arian, press tof Mloveuth avenue, * lien, but which turned out, to be a deed of the house MM paid the nine months’ wages that are due to them. MM garda the nuis district of New Hand lot to Thomas. The indictment 1s for forgery #42 the meantime tho plague of dirt Is going on. Hin the first degree, and the punishment StateRl ogy stock—Award of Bids for Invest- ki Prison for twenty years. A small army of attor- ments in City Bonds. neys are concerned for the defence. Yesterday the Comptroller selected the following CONTINUATION OF THB TESTIMONY. from the proposals submitted to him on the pre- A number of witnesses, among others Mr. Fowler, Bi viong day:— @ lawyer, having an office in Warren street, WerOHt acaitional new Croton Aqueduct York, (business fab following sani fra within the numbe; ie offensive trates oF kinds co ‘of dilapidated, worth ere 00. tiguous blocks 2. Re ss 8, ment thy 7 stock, payable 1900; ‘sf be ts examined to prove that they saw the deed before : mons 75 a stor it, casing (gut clean-} ‘was filed, and that it was filled up, except the sig- acd rT is eae. bape as 16, Ay got palling. mL rates natures and acknowledgment. This was to con- igs for cows, as ia 7 tradict the testimony of the old couple, who swore) 108.3 “rm eniet of ineneod Carledn phere Se. sorege? ” 1. —M ANU! . R ing the pane ha@ not the blanks filled up when) r sacra =a me calle gn of ria ut f ume Bock they saw ‘ 1 ee dbige im Thirty. | William Gregg, attorney for George H. Thomas, mg 49¢/Honal Croton Water stock, payable Bin he sara « Se la ota x suit by Mrs, Taylor, inthe Supreme Court, for re- kn . Miller. sae ae deposited, and gangs ot | Inborers are er covery of the property in question, was examined. ohn Caswel ML & Kgslinga Baal aso utd EE the: area occupied by aauure aes iy vente ig Ye “an. v1 ‘i 5. : em Counsel offered in evidence the defendant's ‘an- Emigrant - stat Savings Bante... 23000 103.16 9 ey 3 on 4 avenue, un! be nearly f ie ewer” in that suit, which was an offer to releaso Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank 20.009 108-31 Brien 2 her the property if she pala him his claims on it, Majand Ehatve 2 Oo 50,00 DS CoN Ata dock foot of Thirty.cighth street Mr, Lestor Hed Hae sascaneaaeivipenes eon agp ives upon'@ boat ihe bones tin. from vi Recorder Hackett did not think it was compe- ‘muamiahatad tk rr § it eee eo ontrhe beotnose te Tee. ands oe Sa | estimony, and excluded it. Counsel took ex. 6B wa gL PATS Fa Pare 1s exercised, it is vory offensive. th fd matter tent t Te Clty Parks Improvement Fund 3 iy oats. q ception to the ruling. POR ie ey atts, Wey. tea Contes a occuived to are: bintionts, entinaet ett te ead James Ferguson testified ‘that he was employed pg ON? States Trust Company, N. -08 FF disinfectant freely, but ho complies only in part, witty % tese requirements---the boat is {mperiectly el 1, ani by Allen & Stephens, lumber merchants, who used J Amount called for... Gdisintoctants are need too marin nd a P 5 jor ; he remembered MH 190:— Fae 11, RENDER! oa mopply, maeeriald #0 UNG: TATICE | 28 Tee aa Saydam.. copie $300 wn zai The, works of the, Rendering: Com wore in, fl gan ement between Mrs. Tay! ein nited Stalea Trust Company, New York 200 105.09, operation at the time. of the Ingpection. | The de va aasumae. responsiblity for, the repair, and thae pm NCuse® & Bros. 0) 1.0 elately ‘cup ‘up and. placed in: the tanks, oll he was to haves life interest; after that the bills4# Amount called for. -$250,000 brought 4 iy Manshter hogses was also at once put were made out against Thomas, (Carmen’s checks, fm Water Stock of 1870, ia tbe tae e Pyle ia api al ¥ in proof, were produced.) Ferguson could not fy 101m R. Suydam. + m8 aE TE emonnible to: handler the a ee. A swear who made these ont, but he is strongly under - 0h) JLT AE onal of the city’ without some offensive ¢esse ebeapiie fy the impression that they are in Mr. Allen’s hand-% Kk 80,000 103.06 tay ieee works eae now 50. constens ied-aba he pupinces.» fe Ne teatimony was excinded. i ic) : ‘ he summer months: r {he | Bont Hare Ingo the siceam 4 FROTHER OF TER DEFENDANS ON THR STAND. TE dist awardses $12.00 ou, c00 ff carried on while the boat vatioat Ff Hugh Reavy, brother of the defendant Reavy, and also a lawyer, having an ofice at 119 Nassau street, fi nary ot fostifed chat his brother asked lim to call as no- 'T CLEANING. B brought hore Is evidently great want of tary public at Mrs, Taylor's house and take an ac- ff Peete ie esi knowledgment of a deed, in January last; Mrs, —_—_——— Gisinibet thows, are Lea cleanse or SIP Wits toate renal brought at very unseasonable hours. died ‘by so changing tho hours of carrying Will enable dhe deaters to bringit. tothe dock before O'clock inthe morning and compelling them to clean and distifect their vossols nt the Gook as soon as they are Taylor received him; he asked her was that the Ata meeting of the Board of Police, held yester-pi fend, and took the acknowledgment; Mr. Thom: tJ * yester- 28 fe : mi day afternoon, instructions were issued to the Su- her defendant, was there at the time; he did 5 en peas ti deed, but saw that it was filled up, perintendent of Police to send all complaints re- OTHER TESTIMONY FOR THE DRFENCR. specting “deposits” of building material, tenement, e! Forty-! h emptied. a. te ae oragecy Wort, oreo meredts houses and nuisances to the Superintendent of tho ,“o,secure this refornt an, rey omnes betaen Seen af “her shy that the house would belong to ner “‘son(M Street Cleaning Bureau. The Board has now in its "W.=PAT MELTING ESUABLISO MENTS, George” when it was finished. 5 Martin Willtam Emmans, gas engineer, testified 4 that Mrs. Taylor told him whatever George did for & the house he did for himself, fl employ 1,200 men at work cleaning the streets, and ff ,,7109, 0°, three fat-moiting estallishments fm thie dis. ‘ahoy Commissioner Manierre’s plan for the organization Y@ Donahue’s works were in better condition than at sot im of this force is to put 600 of the most eMclent men in revipns Lee oleworke PY eames neath vite # kanitary state. Ge H. Thomas, one of the defendants, testified (loors Were dirty, the tanks leaked, and there was a gen- B that in-December, 1810, Mrs, Taylor, in presence of fg Ur and train them like the police, ao that in ag focrs Rearanes of anelognlineas ti ‘che Dulid- P Ferguson, offered’ him a deed of the house on con-fmcase of emergency they could be used conjointly fing. Fahoy & Booth’s works also. showed great careless @ dition that he finished 1t so that she could have the gq with the polico in suppressing disturbances in the ee ete eaten Gils slowing ii. ay the Oe rents while she lived, to which he agreed; he told Mi city, These 5600 men, Mr. Manniere thinks, should cases into the room. ‘Adjoining the bi ane ape her he would get Reavy, whois avery mice ile Ht» ordered to wear blue flannel shirts and dark fm WaTds, of thirty hi perensiys ogshieads of sorap in a fille maggots. The bhugsheads fellow, to draw the ae when the house was fin- condition, beiiy ia i with ished ‘he introduced Mr. Reavy, and Mrs. Taylor f§ overall pants, to distinguish them from the other jy were broken down and vary Al pee ; 4 handed du an gia deed non fo hea ora fe 700, who will be compelled to wear red flannel shirts #4 There are in this! istrict six slaurhter Rouses for hone Sona Dab aRiny newer ald Anything for hers "but as a distinguishing mark. Two objects are in fp Yiz, Metcalf & Uo. White & Gon There a Sherry, Fahey & Booth and White & re are fy Thomas was a feeling son to her; Reavy then read gj view by this arrangement—one is to keep F siaughvorea dally from three to five thousand hogs in m the dees when he had it ready, and told her he was i "8 being distributed ; the men prominently before the publlo, in fm “ox places, the carcasses be! igned without fear pork packing houses of the city. Those Re eae ee ene ee wasn’tm case that complaints may be necessary the are kept in i ens under the slaughter houses and in afraid of him when young, andlam surelamnot@people would have no difficulty in finding# ierton’s shed ror a greater or less period provious to the slaughte: =H rr 7 The herding of these hogs in close pens creat great deed to the oldman and ‘asked ‘im to sign Je; Ou" Who they had to deal with; the other to create Hl nsteenth Ma mnt tchae than coaatinen werd Metals tp mays he; cOh, pa. seysshe, “atts anf 2 spirit of emulation among the men and a deatre fy [ereenuble, gevent! blocks. 7 the soora are broken ang Minjunction;” (for they had been speaking some (@ or Promotion. It is the intention of Commissioner fa covered with blood and refuse, the standing walls an time before about an ii junction) ; “It is a He,” says fe ‘ierre, the Ml partitions are besmeared with filth, and the w. 7 should his plans be apepted by Board, to suggest that promotions to the rank and ‘file of the Police Department be made from the 600% blue-shirted street sweepers, and at care is at a rally had sa ied ofa wantofcare, Tilden he; but he signed it; Reavy came back with the have no permit. deed in the evening and said there was somethii ‘VI.—CASING WORKS, . ; This business 1s carried on without @ Fee a ee ene eMtd wT never Ruew nave present being taken that none ‘Out young and il nore by Monell Go. in some old wooden neds ou the thing good the of work done on Sunday;” she ealthy men shall be enrolled among the 500, This CoS PEC poet. ret. See Ux se ir. ay sald, “Oh, George, we Spiritualists think one day asf COrP8 are to be paid $10 per week for the pm tine x she ipapection:thare.jrate faly coin deerme oe ‘ood as another;” she signed the second deed onf™Present, and the men have been given to rt a eavarel sweeconem cane tt onday il presence of Hugh Reavy; put her armaf™ understand that zeal in the public service willMl tor Mc wintkct. These balidings re entarated wi around witness’ neck and kissed him, sayin; quickly advance their own interests. All inspec-fM filth and should be removs i, an e owner is under ‘Thank the Lord that raised me up a Bons” Me iM tors, overseers and strect patrolinen will bo dis-(M prosecution for continuing duis business. Reavy did not advise aninjunction, but witness had tinguished by badges, and the public is expected Vil. PAT STORING AND HIDE CURING, | This business is carried on at Nos. 8 and 5 Abattoir place; ai wt ir; botl us- jg tO Make complaints to these men of any neglect of i Teck scier elite deen Reaticlion fgets °| duty on the oe of the sweepers. There can be no # teas N igebiatned re cured atthe numbe oreaivove given Ista above given. doubt that, if this system is carried out, a most pow- FM The Board refused at the last me: 7) ‘@ perinit to erful reserve will be added to the ordinary police fl continue the businoss eting to. Sires gs force, and under the efficient training of Captain MM Vitl.—METROPOLITAN GAS WORKS, FORTY‘FIRST AND PORTY- Copeland these men can be made as serviceable SECOND STREETS, NEAR ELEVENTH AVI Witness went on to say that before he got the deed he laid out $2,500 on the house, thinking {t, was his own; the first he heard of a charge against "ERUE. i that the old peopie™ charged him "and Reavy. with plas. tho “regular police “hey Will nave, Tesecrereaticy aunt ghee mong exten ts F swindling; the old lady culled on him to give herf™® great incentive = to perform their @ ine former dry-Ifino process of purification instead oF the PA back the deed, and he refused; “Then,” says she, fg Work well and conduct themselves in a suitable pf iron process. The result of this chauge and of th a~ Asif you don’t, L will rip up eternity.” ” t ieee wneneyes per Bren, apne pros eer of f@ vations Is the escay ye Gf au nnusnal quintl oct sive A Other testimony, unimportant ‘in the case, was fy advancement are considerable. Having the force 4 eaves, which ill the alr of that district may eeorapad given up to the hour of adjournment, of street aweepers in thelt employ and under the Hi Yotia require goveral weeks t0 compote thelr inirece. ’ ae ie pe Lee pres it Cyd (3 the orp. m authoritfes to despatcl lem at a minute’s notice H Death of Mr. Bennett—Adjournment of Mt any part of the city where the police may heed the Court. oe wae this, all CCae havin, In respect to the memory of Mr. Bennett, whose fg Power of arresting persons committing breac! 4 iy the public peace, these meh clothed with a semi- ohsequies take place to-day, His Honor the Recorder rity 1 . eajodrned. ie pn over till to-morrow (Friday). police authority may be called upon at any mo- ‘ fy ment by citizens in want of help in the absence of & STEALING A CHILD. ments, when they would return to the iron process, 1K.—SHEEP AND CATTLE FARDR, ) The sheep are yarded in wooden sheds, which are kept the qin fair condition; but they are by no means such buildings ies of fy #8 the sanitary interests ‘of the city and of the trade re- quire. They should be removed at no very distant ie ni t and no sinilar structures allowed except in connect with abattoirs where sheop slaughteriog done. rds for cattle are simple enclosures of vacant without pavement or protection against mud The y ba the regular patrolman. i grounds. i fe an BOARD OF EDUCATION. X.—STADLES, , By psrhertailes for, cows and horses are for the moat 5 old rotten shods, or close, unven A Baby Abducted from Its Mother's the Board of Education met yesterday afternoon fy with tew exceptions, were filthy In the exteme "Meay Home and Recovered After an Absence i \ at the Board-Rooms, Elm and Grand streets, Presl- (gj °°™® 4*¢ kept here without a permit. tava POE dent Smythe in the cha!r. A _ The river front of this district, from Thirty-seventh to me “4 rd sts is. hi Comptroller Green sent in a corivitarteation tof ow tate inuncovered und exposed te fe orc at ‘the the effect that of the $125,000 appropriated for the Mg anf air. Theso slips have for years received the stepped into the house of a nelghbor near by, leav-[M college of the City of New ork $41,000 hed. been fl usrerona aster One aan OF thodie te ee atiea ae Ing her youngest child, a son two years of age, Mf paid, and of the $2,868,200 appropriated for public fg ‘Ra material has, gradusiiy Accumulated, until now the playing at the front door. On her return the child # instruction $868,700 had been paid, said appropria & hi) gascs Was nowhere to be found, and a search, running § tions having been made for the carrying on of the tent. At low tile in tho summer montne given off by thls dapost are tosickening as to drive the 088. through some six or eight days, failed to reveal its IM business of the Educational Department for thef whereabouts. Last Tuesday a little girl named ore of Fight Months. On the first day of last November Mrs. Honora Gilmarten, who resides at 20 Mulberry street, 1 from their “Toremedy this evil the Board‘tast recommended the Dock Commissioners to dredge these slips th ¢ Dock Commissioners re hese slips thoy fs that Gomn 1 t eat B power Geveraiat tie mac offensive slipnare aad to es 4 i power. Several of em offensive slips are sal bar hts, Ae gh iv in the same ‘rhe contract for doing the mason work on the : Dirned by individuala aan these have nex heosrlvadges, Gilmarten, was passing Model Primary School waa awarded at $30,484 Xit.—#TR through Pell street, when to her great sur-MDavid Christie, he being the lowest bidder—the } , The strects in this district ail need paving with most con- e: e| 4 [% durable kind of material. They are now all in bi piprise she saw the long lost child playing A give tone Succeed. by the Committee on ditionsand sone Aro almost Innpassable, ‘ on the sidewalk, Kate burried homo, and normal college, to the effect that the salaries of (My /rom,the foregoing report it Is apparent that this sec- rthe city is ina most une: tory sanitary con- the female tutors of the Normal Colloge be im- dition. ‘The Kinds of Dusiness concentrated, here are creased twenty per cent on their presen bra pneeby Sllmore BG Oc. when properly cot , but wi o - ME age to date from May 1, 1872, was lai Ie ie auf Sponuibls persons Decoue rose nulsance o 1 nanure creates @ most intoleral nui- stag ne ens hae eet, Imo Fegolution Mi snive to neopte ving within several Mocks, Fat a related to the distressed mother what she had seen. Mrs. Gilmarten doubted the story very much, for she had long since given the child up as dead; but, nevertheless, she sent her two other children, . G. BB will never be so conducted by these establishments as no! aged ten and twelve years respectively, to the Heath against Peter Ewald, school o1 ve # source of offence.’ The buildings aro anc scene of the alleged discovery, for the purpose of MNincteenth ward, had been “examined aud ‘were i tilapidntely the machiuery ts Imperiect and the Qusinest cither corroborating or refuting the staioment fq dismissed, The resolution was luid over. Meta ae made by Kate Harrington. On reaching the place pm ¢ following resolution was adopted :— by. ow wyeyit Nenivendinnssiac: Pateeps “yp ‘he ey gg business at thege several es at the ym ptr la neste = the children were gladdened by the sight of the pulnnce itn the revoludon of this Hoare, adopted on tho ty 0 ai a nents, with the necessary yarding of several Bihovs constantly, 1¢ a great and growing sanitary eyll A chubby face of thelr baby brother, and, after fallin TJUNe last, to place with the City Chamberlain, the A wiiel must sooHler oF Intor be abated. Ware in their attempt to get him away, ran home to te sum of $65,000, the balance of the moneys realized from pg ing from these yards, especially when crowded with fete mother, The poor Woman heard with bated Mg ug sale ech normal gency Fond Stock, navoried im Nome ail Ba} muitentig. ths langReeing Mam. 6 Igstied for the erection of a su! in 4 db e Drsath thelr excited story, and when they had done i civ of Now York for the Normal College, suid. sin torte fa Tile Husinesa should be done beyond ‘tue clty tates oF 1 in their own way how baby looked in nis alitote constructed s0.ns to ce. his ttle red frock, how he did not know subject to the drafts of this Board on and after this date. iE Gammnens momma a Het iy them when they caught him rp, and kissedp™ ‘The Board then adjourned. BY ins resolutions, which embody such improvements ae are him, and how a great, big, ugly Irish woman ran Bp a errors eer nage By regarded Immediately necessary and practics — out and drove them away—when she heard all this A JERSEY HURRICANE, y, Resolved, that tho City Sanitary tnspector be and te the poor woman's heart was too glad for utterance, page Bock, oot of Thirty-ougnth street emt Noruh Haver, and and, catching up a hat, she lost no time in gaining Paterson Visited by a Tornado—Build~ OF jie vicinity, whose duty it shall be under the direction the house in Pell street where the children hi ings Blown Down and Considerable fot the City Sanitary Luspector, to enforce the ordinances told her the Trish woman took the child at the time fg of tis Board, Damage Done. esol ve x r Company be she drove them away. Rushing in, the excited Ld Resolved, That the New York Rendering Com) mother demanded her child, bur to her great surf A flerce thunder storm visited Paterson, N. Joy eriene bathe dirctet gdiscontnue the font ane prise and. user ‘eer ee py. | about twenty minutes past seven o'clock last even- {iM North River on and after the 25th ings. ‘giihied tb Bono- words now ensued, and, was ouly ended. by Meec@yin® accompanied by a tremendous hurricane, fy, eqolvedy, Thal the permits heretofore seated to Dene Gilmarten's going out and obtaining tho assist. Mj Which came from the west in the form ofa dense fM tallow or fat be and are hereby revonent of lately occa. ance of an oficer, who entered the house and i cloud, close to the ground, and sweeping everything t@ ,hiselveds That the wooden, sheds Wore Son the south arrested the woman, who gave her name , " 8 every thing Hf pied, by Gatnblo & MeNoil ax “easing works,” on the sonth as Mrs. Axey Morrisy. othe “Mrs, Axey? gg / Its path. Bene’, Crees Sere thot hiot and the child were taken to the sta-g™ First striking the engine honse of Engine Com- fq “Rewived, That the wooden sleds, and alt stzuetures gtion house and locked up, and . yesterday Mf pany No. 5, in Water street, it tore off the roof and) used (or yarding seed She walin 1 morning the ease was taken before Judge Dowling, at the Tombs Police Court, for disposition. The mother of the child was, of course, on hand, accom- panied by at least forty of her neighbors, some dozen or more of whom swore to the identity of the child. “Mra, Axey” declared that the child was hers; that it was born—*"Well, ver Honor, 1am not sure as to the day, uor do I just now remember the thonth, but the boy 1s mine, be dad? carried it into the river, Several small buildings in & work xenerally, be limewashed. an “ i ted with carbolic acid; that the neighborhood were also damaged, but tho py Xe Tally cleaned or dlstne he direered to have the prot Mog three story Desk, hating tae eas Secchi Yaris bloated, and ho large three story brick building adjoining the Main MH a ocia yecd Yor yarding. strect bridge. ‘The windows were biown in, and the Mg aed rat the Department of Dorks be, reapdet- Wind entering raised up the roof, and thon let it By fully requekted to deedgo or cairn to be dredged all the down again with such force as to completely smagh fy slips between y" ity. itary necessity. at vas finally gi 3 si1- yin the two upper stories, and, in fact, almost uttorly py “Bitty cd, That the following bo adopted an addi- marten whee anally given In charge of Mra, Gil-Biemotish the whole bulldiig. “Ie Tail. is abOUe HM q dere Tah atin ct the salen Code Re sat aroha shali be conveyed through t or aye- ny sire: ruined, with all its extensive machinery, The exact ‘k between the hours refuse with her tears and kisses, and Mrs, Axey Morrisy ple ; brie city of New Yor! of ten was locked up for trial on a charge of abduction, — pg loss Was nnattainadle during the prevailing excite. Hinu ° Mand ten o'clock P, Sv fal oF eee - ment, and, of course, Is not insured. Soveral amall MM ovclock A. I Noe ten ocloen fA and tat no oe be cee > cae buildings adjoining were somewhat damaged, a8 Ly barrel "e580 jor FEMALE HIGHWAYMEN ARRESTED, Well a3 an incomplete brick buildin neat by, on ia crea, sae a. aa ae vir pe ia = * , 4 wing is a compara on Francis Le Roy, residing at 410 Third avenue, on IM tar stop in Paterson street hed a grartian of its wide fl ateentos Fopotted for tie two Weeks ending, Sue! snd Tuesday night caused the arrest of two gitls of the[ blown in. ay tower and portion of the foo Jeane 8, 1872:— ea town, named Louisa Montgomery, of 134 Eimatreot, Of the Mauhattan Shirt Fyphus. Syphoid. Beart. tha, Smalpor. a , in unknown us. Typhoid. Scartet, Measles, Dip and Ellen Conway, of 15 Bowery. Le Roy complains Bian aid severely: injured t flim on the heud and log. yune }...- 8 bo ection 4 s that while passing the corner of University place J The Cross strect Methodist church was stripped of| and Fourteenth street, about twelve o'clock Tues- fits roof, and the Market street Methodist and other aged. Scveral private day night, he was approached by the females, who Serena pe. Pea tred, and the streets demanded money from him. As he refused to give were filled with branches torn from the trees v them any they threw him on the pavement and held Min many directions. It is found that con- [That of Mr. Cooper, of the Permit Bureau, which him down while they forcibly took $2 in money from ths ago from $4,000 a year siderable dani was also done in the} wus reduced some mon is vest pocket. Orlicer MoCotten, of the Fifteenth fl country, especially to the north of Paterson, where Bi to $2,400, and Le Calg RS to, original precinct, hearing Le Roy shout for heip, came to his the shower was startlingly severe and the play of amount, Ene peer Saat Uda onus to the assistance just in time to see the females making [the ligutning awfully grand. It seems almost Bi income of Mr. Led $8,000 to $8,000. The rapid strides down University place. He succeeded MM miraculous that no one was killed, but later reports @ Board, been re ag re eee rtion of in capturing them, and upon conveying them to the fq may prove that the casualties are still greater than &¥ Cciamisaloners bas) ‘hg “ red a Fr tent tation house In, Afercer street they Were detained iM now reported. It was undoubtedly the most severo Mf their Incoines, It is understood, but to what extent for the remainder of the night, Upon being ar-—mahower and tornado that ever passed over Pator- Jas pot yet heen oMcially stated, It was ru At a private session of the Board, held supse- quently to the above meeting, the salaries of all the employes belonging to the Health Department wore reduced at @ ratio of about -ten per cent. Dr. Moreaa Taigned before Jgstice Ledwith, at Jefferson Market, [eson, Anything like an eatimate of tho losses at the Myesterday in the Department that Yesterday mormiag, they devled the. charge, but Inte hour it happened and with the exipting coufu- Bl Morris, the Guy amlary Inspector, 1nyended re were locked up for trial, ‘sion Would be were guesswork, signing bis positio