The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1873, Page 4

4 NEW YORK, HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1873.-TRIPLE SHEET. i apari e wee ee _— STOKES THIRD TRUL. [22 ANS | ee | THE COURTS. was ap danger, sture | out, and visible, at gho shooting. fe aniua detent ala ches ares Tote | estate's sae 'se ogi he es Phirtyoeth—It they Calis Winnie ‘thas | Teas ood fo the Bail sav the person epurcedh whe THE TAINTOR EMBEZZLEMENT CASE. ties believed he os stairs crouching, and heard him say, ms ww Lhave Bot The Beginning of the End=- Fist‘arawate is fant inthe act of cooking ie an yout and. heard hun mumbling sahething rd him say, *l don't know this ie {og "are lies a black and damnable as ever iasued Lie’ wee HH Ris ox inter greet boats in that belief min, Up. he cannot be r should turd | the pit ot hell. , it ine} as fe L salnsisilindlmaplt Se Ee RT REN EPs | hentia ts Ait | Opening for the Prosvution The Test.) ates es fully te ry fin e prisoner hot box for. Yl, ag believed he saw Fisk drawing a ‘and in the act of | hisgang, whether living or dead. A man who allowed al ci is a 1Y. DESTS TO CHARGE | Sas sees sees creme wenegun sr | Mnatiozoagae ho tan cae acted | Mong” Stated Amoens ot reeds | Baebes taunt Sunt crest taal | HES ce tty el i union FOBTY-THREE REQ Bee snd, pug We fy hat Hak a | ver ad, AR IME AN Ag i ge | Hm i Te sala adsense eracemes | Sebainey tna sagine pee a nrly-cgMh_That. on thts point, the, Jury mast ious | yourgreatcliy., With regard wo the evidence. of the Haye Warner wings atthe Tombs Police Court, bt «warrant toc toto consideration evidence as ta the prlsoncy *Dteyurar | Eeish washerwoman (Gconey) who. awore Hart, wat Kk aceount on it asa ina rrastot Lavon which vas prompily granted. Bere Bloquent Address of Counsel for the De-| cei thine Retin ween te Zope cad | Retasaletiacateine’ staat ft! iam | BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS. a he yaa ead Sr cos ta, Grae syteeee now le : . ip, sone > Elucidation of the Main Poluts | Bedhpodiion snd ret neniney nine fi aE heen ta Thao that the wether Regsrento ey aailereage suse i durefed on account af Els asre fence — Elucidation Thiriy-uinth—The question Whether there was rearcna: | top ached after they, had brought In Recorder, Hackett Williamson, lawyer, sent inant recited the tacts above narrated ‘ ble ground ‘or the prisoners belleving himeett Jf by tio | atthe eleventh hour to prop up the case, ‘The ume Is Fake Shore Katrond Honk whic | the Oourt and the prisoner listened. ationtivaly to of Testimony For and Against. Prisoner's dispoadon apd waper mut be tesiat DY | Eoneby when a wishes canbe tinpeached vor gina | Action Against the City in a Vaccination sin Williamson's hands to Bo sold for kis | gowpiainanis statedout, and. was then asked What he! rtieth— t the pas estimon; vor of Stokes. unsel referred to Jonny ket 7 stalre and was not bound ta retina tig eps UES | FAmar ah w truthful witnens aud fo Eairick Logan ay ah Case—Decisions— Business in fable allroad stock for same a rity Sasi! th ened Merem nnten ceased attempted to assail him, and on! OOF nent, i. —. arged: from other funds. T; _ ction with Mair. He A do so without danger. for saving | an inoffensive, poor man from the the General Sessions. Py ga ar acaintes, rf Sounagh wig ¢ e affair. He appeared by Mr. Price as ‘ : by. Mr. Hummel. Mr, Tremain to Close To-Day—Mr. | “‘roriy-sra—ti they. believe that Fisk apparently in- | club of a brutal,, drunken policeman. | and hott credit in the fF, Price—We demand an examination, Your Hi nd tended tp freon, Stokes the later was nog bound tore. | of these, mbes Logan, was er Pf Tnis was in:February; 1673, | Judge Dowling—We will give you an examination, Dut treat and incur danger of being shot in the back, but was aving the witnesses in charge. Hart thougnt ras ommilye $5,000 United ten ine con , the time 1 shall. commit. him. i Phelps, for the People, to Follow. Justied in"kilting Huy assailant" bo believed ie neces- | idoutifed with ihe machinery. te crush Miokes. and {RAS | tn the Unltod States Ciroult Court yesterday the ¢rial Talator took out and borrowed $9400 of the Gostinegent, | dinars In cannection with bond rabberies for the last tem, Bary 10 relleye lt ot i er¥ow reasonable doubt asto tho | Brennan, who ulso testified against Hart, and was seized | of Britton vs, Butler was adjournod over until the close insurance Company on them and placed this and this ie e peculiarly aggravated case, A mam rilling being done Under: cireumstancesto make itjusti- | Asan escaped convict by order of the District Attorney, | o¢ the Talntor caso. % Voruliye & Go. can pay, the insurance company thejoan | sharp operaisrs, wo try to squcese, OU. of him'an oxo SEVENTEENTH DAY. | pis homicide they must £179 ee Oey ce its ex. | burslary, and counsel was glad thats prominent lawyer | he trial of Frank UL. Tainton whois indicted forem- | and Rifts bonds, Talntor Wortowed 0.0 Ofehe | biaukt aad usccuscionable sain as. a comprouise wisem * | edmaom ager ne toting wag oe save me som | Bas taken his case in hand; to procure areveraal of the | bexaling $4000, the property of the Atlantic National | Sisteanonds, taken gut of some Ol the sali loans, an I. Priceciee Your Honor must not allow your pre this assassin?” is not part of the res gest, Spud at the right side of the stairs facing the deceased; | Bank, of which establishment he had been cashier, was is money to the credit of his (Taintor's) private | yious knowledge of the prisoner to weigh against him ia ih F ; placed “ Forty fourth‘ aid evidence Is only to be considered as | PoP nots impeached by the oth James Hedmond: | opened to the jury yestorday in the United states Circuit | secount and the amount stock operations, | this case, Tete sh rnin to ino | ah ey Wc’ ie | sey eer ha gu evaeabe tt | hee 7 Hebe Seraar antrras's ao ear ee | wgeeLpetine antenna Eitan, Lee Sit te wa oe toe o ie by {hose wit hich cannot lie—dhe cloak and |“, motion was made yesterday before Saftogate Huteh. | tho company the obligation of the Adantio Bauik sa wlitpe Frit oP es eee eae eee an nen ny Papel deat br afy 8, ani ition as they deserve. " o Fisk, Jr.,.opened: more: solemnity. all. tasurroundings |r ™**StMe! it sp npinee, the bulletshowing the track to be trom = of @ letie ‘With men of your client’s desor ‘as the: rr than any former day of the trial, The hopes and fears | Mr. Tremain then began bis summing up, He alluded ge aaas in by his committing, bis testimony to mem- | ings by the proponents in the Mulfora Martin will case, | thy" 4g Teeekera:'Gele|| liz, Weise Wil tour Loner ttinan tote amaanael « idresé of Mr. Busell and warned the that a collector of the personal property, amounting to 0, nolds for loan, Taintor then put of some—the prisoner himself and his nearest relatives— | t9 the opening ad what oooutred on the former ‘tis the man on grhose story they were asked to han, ‘* any now 0: of his indefatigable and able counsel, chiet among them | 1412; Gxcept what wasin evidence, it wae disingenuous | she prisoner, and, iH art testimony t relia, weighed over $2,000,000, which the Surrogate holds under advise- | fhe, | ANY boy Tan Hetusito. Trust Comy tis Mr. Tremain who never faltered and never despaired | to tell them that on, ho, ast thal the medical orice | et a nee tate hee sof waa ment, be appointed. Gr Newark deposited, about two years ago. bo id ——— ofan ultimate deliverance by a jury ofbis peers of his | WA Bot admitted and Not to tol he trangly Ri og and premeditation, Another principat witness tor | In the Simeon Leland bankruptoy caso Judge Blatah- gash, in the Adantie ‘Bank, See ee rel COUNT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. unfortunate client; convictions of the able prosecuting | ceded that this was the thied time that Edward 8. 3 heel ae te sone. 8 se! oh . abe mctpal creminat ford yesterday decided, in relation to the proceeds of tne | t5Sh4"s, special loans account, inste ing NARS 4 counsel in chief, Mr. Phelps, and his associa‘es, that they bad stra gle Yas yt Fas Gee A yl Liga a Toturdas; ‘when the case was to close, ard it was only | Grand Union Hotel, at Saratoga, that Daniel Drew's gredi asa simple cenoels drawing Pm Supreme Covrr—Crrouir—Part 1—Held by Judge. had a great public day to perform, and that thetr efforts | peculiar condition of excited public feeling, ‘the pris- | DY the most su} er DHaAR, efforts they, oane get te ivr claim for $4,5000n the proceeds must be allowed; that Etre ompR. security for this. ht fi Meer raw business. Part 2—Nos. Laat 324, fn behalf of the people to bring to justice wn alleged | gner was convicted, of, munier ia the, desi | degree, | Recurder tackett told his siory to the District attorney | all the second mortgage bonds must be disallowed: that | deposited $18,000 within e few inogth Rog lo, of igor ate ate lai O20, 121, {gross offender of the law, upon the just maintenance of | faye cr Enelund:. Here the right of appeal wasgramied, | Before © the case " closed oF ‘he did not. It he | the wives of the bankrupta are not entitled to dower | contintefess and he holds Talntor's ca ‘Surneke Cover—Sriciat Temi.—Adjourned until Wed- which and its thorough vindication thelr lives and | Counsel briefly recited the gran! oF tbe stay of execu- oe ne bo Ri = Em avoctansl nan he | Until the debts of the partnership of the Leland Brothors tit Giates bond: aad $i. Ww a mbar Movember te. at Temv.—Nos. 112, 6%, 117, 143, Mberties depend; and last, though not loasy, the interest | fon by ludse Tavs teluclaney, Aino Seamination, | they did it was unfair to hold back that evidence | are paid, and that the olaims of Warren and Charles | Telegraph Company bonds, intrasted 144 148, 4 161, 152 154, 158, 186, 65m 28, 24,114, 118, 121, manifested by the public to witness the beginning of the | For that they were thanktul to him, whatever might be and spring it upon them a¢ the eleventh hour. If he naver | Leland must be disallowed. Dn a a I I i ne A A vee end of a trial which, from the notoriety | the character of the change in this case, The graye ques; | sho prosecution in possession of such importantevicencet | Tithe matter of Joba H. Plath assignee in bankruptcy | Bank. and” tho. $500) | United Nos. B% 89, 95 121, 124, 128,130, 184, 192. 185, fa1jg. Lube 108, which previous events, and preliminary to the | Yong went belore te seven aie ater iudgment ‘iis | He, might have put some charitable construction on | of Simeon, Warren and Charles Leland, vs. Alexander 1. aise 167, 170. : tamount Lyon was committed to the G ge Di Te oat rly eye fen thousand dollar, on stock account, a fatal occurrence itself, belonged to the principal | two most cautious igen, Grover and apa had, dee | feeing stokes standing on the sidewalk, aud che wid | Stowart and others Judge Blatchiord rendered his de- Bis ho $8.08 id ted. States Bonds he gave toW. G | Surmnion Covmt—Part 1—Held by Jadgo Barbour— n le b abil ing, abilit; nited Stat ares ea he decasing ring. Where is Tweed, | clsion yesterday. He holds that the mortgages on the | ledger to W. 7, oor, wan made on collateral Adjourned for the term, Part 2-Adjourned for the Fiskt Where is Burrell, that fut at furniture are vold as to the plaintiff, because they were | securties which Taini them out of the | “Courr or Common Pumas—Triat Tare—Part 1—Held cy call loan collaterals or trust fui left ver nan the, Prscmer 20 many -quertonst id induence, | 2ot propatly fled, and are not Itsns on the fund in Court; | overdra‘ts, and this money went to wey & Se. fn ‘ain 3h "ith Pads, “Soli, 201, 2888, Bath, 242, 860 B86h, 245, A parties involved in the subsequent tragedy, and the | livered opinions w Pete S TAChun §nconclusive results of two former trials—all these have aa rhe ceet ted Staige st reme Court any court e world. he Inyolved the case with the éclat of the most celebrated | preme Court or any court in the world. That gare the risoner ano} 201i, 201 causes offeires of modern times. It was adamp and gloomy | Br Ane’ See OL” aowde” extraheoas” that ted, so that he could railroa that the conveyance of reat estate to the defendant, | tor’s stock matters. A call loan, $10, . Murray, 8275, 1945," Part'g—Held by Judge Larremore, “Nos. morning, provocative of anything but cheerful and in- | tere” fr. Russell” had “In his opiaion ‘said | MAn to State, Prison? They are, gone, in the | stewart, is void as to the plaintiff; that the claims of Sr a'Go. waa arranged in rocieely gg samme manner, | Zam BSlh 3:88, 8619, 562s, 480, 2808, "97, 2933, 4420, 8090, splriting feelings to the ordinary or curious spectator, | Helther Fisk's nor Btokes! character would bear serutiny ; | Woodbine twineth.” Where is Mrs. Benton, whom we | the Merchants’ National Bank of Lowell, and of | matters. Seven thousand dollars United States bonds car SF Oomuon Press-—Homrer Tanu-Held by Judge ase On, ( ne Gor but far more depressing and saddening it must have been something ‘was made of the woman “Josephine: but | heard so much about? They are none of them here; but | other judgment crediters, except Bamelly, to valid liens | of Merrill Fitch a) ee papery 2 Cy oY J. Daly.—No. 7& Ci leventh hour Recorder Hackett comes in their amount to the . hi t hope felt the unconsctous infiu- | that was ; at the ol on the funds in Court are disallowed; that the claim of “4 to those whose ray of hope sortee looks of | we, District Attorney” seeme lolced to” im favs to prop up the proseoutiou. Every other theory tL AC oR BS ‘on account of his stock matt more United ‘States bonds Talttor gs “a BROOKLYN COURTS. tors except the Merchants’ Ni aving failed he comes o send the prisoner to the gal- | all the judgment cri a ence, and mayhap from the grave the tribunal of twelve, natural to the surroundings, and face fell when ‘Rusmnod out he eruy knew. ‘them ort, jg ee, a) RE eg years nal WO | tonal Bank of Lowell and Ramelly to vaild ens on the PCa ae hee peaaae pe Self aad upon whose flat life er death was in the balance to one | mistresses. Tt was no part of a District Attorney's duty | Hackott does, 1 should be recreant to my duty as a mem- | realestate are disallowed; that the claims of the Mer- | lateral for’ some discounted notes for Bin. 410 city count, most dear to them, they felt even a heavier weight of | drew it in question. of ne Delgoner, by golng.on the | Der or the, american Bag if I failed to speak of himas the | chants’ National Bank of Lowell under its first and sec- United Staten bonds lett as collateral by General tau in on x Gonbt and apprehension as to what the inevitable end | stand, had given full opportunity to inquire into hls char. | OCRPS°0 Uatter past five o'clock, when Mr. Tremain had | endJudgmentson the real estate are allowed. Other pis bret pepe Reape The Hav: Bank Robbery. might be. See a te Hons ‘ang’ Panis ths Talieey | omly got through the second general head, the Court was | claims of the bank are reserved for further hearing. aah depodita and with Peuiietpsirl tor ‘At the usual hour the prisoner's venerable father and | Serutmy fo his character. “Thieo times He haa tend | signed Wer a cadton ithe Jory to rola a 36t | ° Aa ppuicaton was made yesterday in Supreme Court, CE Tee paidaireah de taeee ene Meo enenik mother, the prisoner's sister, brother and relatives and pinion, and ic had ender Sie mass erg tone of publi friends, forming a rather sad procession, slowly wended District Attorney told them that Stokes had ing the Union Trust Company to transfer certain bonds ain ¢ if : : had been found against hi clerk's room and took their accus- | lea:ned that an imdictment had been found against hin THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH SYSTEM. | ortne take Shore Railroad which-appear on the books 000 Chambers, before Judge Barrett, for a mandamus direct- He ‘thinks about | who were arrested with the two Spaniards, accused of ‘his loss | Tobbing the Commercial Bank of Havana, was again be- fore Judge McCue yesterday afternoon. Maria makes @ their way from occurred in February, 1 tomed seats at the back of the prisoner and his counsel. | ig the District Attorney's office. He demanded that in- m the name of G. B. Grinnell, who has recently gone TRSTIMONY OF JOHN J, M)DONNELD. claim for about $20,000 of money and jewelry, taken from ee RR ler of the Atlantic National Bank for , ‘ The Sheriff soon afterwards led in the principal actor, | dlctment irom the District, Attorney: enoucis votomey | Letter from Mr. Orton—A Plea fer the | ito bankruptcy, to Mr. Oheenoy. The application was PCG fora Sthat oat miwhen the bau ous: | er by the Spanish Consul at the time of the arrest, The and then followed his counsel, the Judge and the pros- Ae been taken, it could have ‘been’ reconsidered, an Telegraph Monopoly. made by the latter gentleman, who recently bought the | pended. ie Witness identi several checks which | case has r rep RAL! th be if ‘He charged this grep! poly, t tion for $120,000 Th d been paid by him as paying teller. The checks were Counsel for the Spanish Consul stated yeste ‘ecuting counsel bringing up the rear. must be kept secret until complete. He charged this as Naw YoRK, Oot. 23, 1878, same at auction for $120 ere was quite an fered ST RLiC he CEMA ae waco: allion OG | ‘whey hud taken the property from the ciaiient At this time the court was crowded, the stairs and cor- “Badge L APES SOLE aia thaiiiswae'un: oe argument in the matter, after which Judge Barrett took | the Clear House. (Ticket for $25,000 in ran Produced.) | of the proceeds ot the robbery, she having ma as- ridors leading to the entrance door of the court room to have a personal controversy on what was | 10 THE Epitor oF THE HERALD:— the papers, reserving his decision. I saw this for the first time in April 25, 1878, when tf re signment, Fit to, the Consul,'who was acting for the Rot betor from. Taintor, who remarked that Blocked, and but for the strenuous efforts of the officials | Mgt before the jury. ot ine acistant District | Ne editorial in the HERALD of Sanday, October | There was a trial yesterday before Judge Van Brunt, caver roe Tot: hie had taken, about $28,000 f ere a Cn ae oe se ehas: tRdlié china ako 01 26,000 in, for. At would have been impossible at any time during the | attorney had interjected his belief into the case. What | 19, headed “The Postal Telegraph,” &c., cone | holding Supreme Court, Circuit, in which # father sought | grcenbacks on the ticket; I never saw the gold, and tho | could establish a claim to the property he would abandon day’s proceedings for s person having ever so Important | wos the belief of counsel in such a case 1a ‘was said he | tains certain erroneous statements, and is other- | to recover $10,000 damages against the city on account of Sree Vank fhe returned; that me iad pre- pokes Dues emenn eee it did not form any of the Dusiness in the court to gain admittance. should be convicted because ‘here wasafear ot mop law. | Vics ane to convey erroneous impressions con- | his child, in being vaccinated by a surgeon of the Board | the’ gold remained with mies with theexcepviors how. | ’'Maria was called to the stand and testified to the fact If there was no mob law when hosts were ruined by t! 1% that the property, had..been taken from her, and. the The opening business of the day devolved upon Mr. | conspiracies of those men and justice was helpless, was | cerning the business of the Western Union Tele- | of Health, being inoculated with scrofula. The com: | ever, of the transaction In question, heh tod | Seal, Ste prniry ore that he took all that sie did no Ke Tremain, leading counsel for the defence, to sum up on | there any fear of it when now we had such an able Dis- Plaint was dismissed on the ground that the city is not That ticket was giver olaim asher own; she said that a draft for $17,000 ha Dehaif of his client. He opened by presenting to the | Mt Attémey and assistants obtaining such unusual suc; | graph Company, which I ask permission to | ree cnsinte for the actions.of the Bosrd of Health, the | mon Apri 2, fies, tht and Piette Sukthe Bold | been given to her by one of the Spaniards, wo told her Doattassarses dj sreietssean tareey? Rich the Coast | Saas miobey Satin tex in Dated eee laee Os |S perae “ariel at scape charge per mess Inter under the present laws-belng ® separate and dis- | cine ban. of with whet, wae called fovernmen get | ou he dratt tor the din his cha ashis judicial lore | ™ ly two years - age was t . = he taken by the Consul. wb hesert or Ciacard igh Whine d ere | cept when fie came to contront thirty-six men sworn to | sixty-one cents, as stated in the annual report, and | “2°t 4ePartiment by itself. rk ie bu re are eee seers Word iueh ‘reveled | Counsel { the { (ter submited the assignment and t0- lence.) © Va; ned and experience may dictate. Mr, Trematn's summing | true deliverance make! He called their attention to the en denied having made such ~ | not sixty-iour anda half cents, as given by the far! up, #0 far asit went (ie having only half Anished) was | Son ot eg thethe wad) Commneung examina | Henatb. The explanation of the apparent dis- TRIAL OF TAINTO: croswextinined—Privale checks of Painior for $2000, the Consul as he had sworn she had made. 4 Ustened to with the deepest attention. He was un- GONE BEYOND HIS DUTY, crepancy is found in the fact that the gross re- and for other and larger Bumis, were i the bank; when F some furt Ne proceedings Ju ‘S* he property. Usually emphatio,foretble an Logieal in is presents- | which was te simply optein truth end josie, wedding | gelpte of the company inolade moueys derived | 5 nek : since MSs sap Ge AOeRE une ee wreetiee er | ae eee atleny m “Stevens? 8, 01 ire is 5 < ae GOODRION OARE. ton of and enivas of fhe temony of wineme | muh ie saong nine conesumaine uroetag oats | “Seong satameat that “tae 'wartig ox: | “Iemeie ‘Misstomel, moukereansyo0e Gee: | ectatr ister ka Seat et THE GOODRICH OAsB every bolt eloquent, appeal” to" the | mercly seeking to discover truth, The charge guinst | peuses of the European lines, owned and operated | Bil ‘within s Week of the failure of the bank. ¢ . FL the governments, average only forty per centof | ied Up im Wall Street Speculations— ‘TESTIMONY OF; CLARENCE. H. BA: More Arrests. i eal at discriminate between his views, "and that of the | the prisoner was that be. assaulted Jame prigor a LDWIN. jt he Mow him, and to gi r pts,” is still more erro! I am clerk of the receiver of the Atlantic National rt osecut counsel who would follow him, an give Gas and with premeditated intent to | tho cee Lage ipts, e erroneous, The What the District. Attorney Calis Bank; I was formerly general, bookkeoper in the bank ; Recently the Brooklyn detectives have bee! the whole case, as it would Le thus presented to them, ‘operated at a loss by néarly every gov- : pp, the ‘tacts only, the gound conclusions of thefr un: HE INFLICTED A MORTAL WOUND, pity ibe et Burope;aud thea rly every gov | Dummy” Securities—Opening the ath special ledger loan gevount of November 12, 18/2 | looking up Kate Stoddard’s correspondents, but eo tw Be peusin roade, Ss ee) p imnprede and hat of the, ‘wound Fisk died. Te was not gnongh ral millions per angum, whic paid by taxa- Case for the Prosecution. bere ie oseee o arst 1 knew of the existence of | they have taken very good care to keep out of the ened the hopes i the ‘prisoner ahd bis friends | fave died of It, There were plenty of precedents for | ton. In no case are the ekpensesleas than eighty | The trial of Frank L. Taintor was resumed yesterday in | a loan was when it came tome in the Fe} ‘course; on | way. Three men have recen#y been arrested in Airen Of a safe deliverance. dict fe Mt infla ‘& deadiy wound | per cent of the receipts. The average cost per 4 States Cire 0 for special | New York and taken to Brooklyn on suspicion of We tect nee na hikely a contingency, should ove indict tments for 3 Amaalt inmietin ints aay around rales MIRO iaetia, eaibe@ente walk oy Daetiain ee <e poet airdaiene Petes ia ovat Jenn maned “ft, L. T., Cashier, to rN les; on 20th Feb- | being “Beach.” They showed that they knew oe < s ae > - q nedict, | March 31, there was another check fo: 34 disagree, the prisoner will be placed on trial | prisoner on this charge he might still be Indicted for an | carry on the business is greater than the average at 5 - by 5.000; January 7 , $20,000; February 20, $15,000; nothing whatever about the case and were conse- t@ future period again, and not discharged on bail, wi diy weapon. ths p i 1h 8, $25,000, &c., deposited’ to ‘same account; these ig many suppose, At’ least “that is tho. present | “Efe shouid divide bis senuenont into harwe of the companies doing the business in the | $90. ths property of the Atlantic National Bank, of | Maré Se lane had'with one exception they were | quently discharged, The many different stories not {ie told by Lucette Meyers concerning the tragedy + ‘nited States. this city, of which establishment ho had been cashier. Waterco yptages ob ule ircher hearing of the case was adjourned till this | have given the police a great deal of trouble. They orning. i as femper of the authorities; consequently & failure to 701 will hot prove tautamount to First—Did the prisoner intlict @ mortal wound of which Third—The statement that ‘it is gdmitted that | The District Attorney appeared for the prosecution, a unite on @ verdict & virtual acquittal, Judge Davis, in his charge, | Fisk died? the lines owned by the Western Union could be | mr. . — fiavé Bearched very gently for the mysterioug pe pecne te a sary, ee Sid ait in his power to | | Second-—Irrespective of the question whether Fisk made | duplicated with the best English wire, the best in- | ooy mt bei ‘ay het i: oot cl ee Pak Pe arin Boacoe, bys baye pos, Been coon Sees hee : b y,and thereby | gn assault, was the Killing murder or manslaughtert struments now in use, and the best poles, for | °UD*! for the defendant. THE OTHER COURTS, | persone" La KOE ES < % Suases ped eure the connie: tne mommroes expense ofa | tera ene ne uscd by an stash gp bina? 2,000,000," is, erroneous. 40 fer as the admission | _-M¥- Dantet L. Hallock was sworn a8. juror in ptace of | BUSINESS IN ae a gance, and save the o Fourth—Was the prisoner sane: and first a3 to the ques- , Concerned, “Stcnn | Mr. Oliver Bryan, who had been excused on Friday last xceptional one in reg) th hi: ny competent authority ti RPRISIN intellect and inte nd it is generally opined Pick ane oe nie should Se one ‘he soassen, tement Fouad be grossiy curate by whom- | by the Court. ~- SUPREME COURT—T3IAL TERM—PART 2. AN ENTE G FORGER. t they will arrive ne Yerdick aud ie will be os Just | tion had entirely failed to prove the ‘affirmative, which | soever made, The annual report, to which refer- The District Attorney, having stated the grounds of the — = roughout the course of the ES? Bendemen | must precede a conviction; second, that on all this evi- | ence is made by the HERALD, shows the acquisi- fal: tro Vi ination and Suit ve given the most commendable and strict attention | dence there was doubt, even if it were not proved, that prosecution to the Court and jury, proceeded to call wit- | Scrofala ym Wace! rt A Sharper Swindles a Paterson Bank the evid id the physique of the jury as a whol tion of new property by the Western Union Com- sheen the subject of complimentary ineiition by the | e,,ceet was, from: deadly polsom and not pte pany during the last seven years which cost over rest ares i. Against the City for Damages. and Is Convicted in Morristown, Court. anda day after the man who iniicted it was lable for | $13,000,000. The Western Union Uompany now | MF. Hallsaid that Tatntor did not rely upon any neg Bette J wixe.van Bruns, On the 6th of October inst. a stranger entered The Pri PEER pee the consequences, but it dhe death of one suffering from | OW considerably more telegraph property than | lence of the directors as any part of his defence, Tn July, 1871, when the smalipox prevailed to an un- the store of Mr. Charles Sandford, a grocer on M jocen i! ye 4 mortal Wound occurred from the unskiliul giving of | that for which the British government has already EVIDENCE FOR THR PROSECUTION. usual extent in this city and there was fear ofit becom. . |, & 8) on Main _ - it, it i ch ¢ THE OFFICIAL STENOGRAPHER ON THE STAND. Paleon to care tt reid eee aid over $40,000,000, gold, and an estimate of Sir | Frederick T. Tappan sworn—I am the Prosident of the | ing an epidemic, the Board of Health detailed certain ‘| Street, in Paterson, asking him for his check om > Oy “4 i ? Saturday, and testised that on the second trial he. re. | Sctendanee oF lack of power of obtaining attendance the | Propo ene oe oer sore tinem $90,000,000, gold, | Commiltes of the Clearing House; the Clearing House is | heen vaccinated. Dr. Brown, one of such surgeons, | Money for the check, which was made payable to orted all of the direct examina tion of, the prisoner end malpracties ae death was caused, it was Bp Getence, to mney will not og ave as Beakan extent of poles “a organization of most of the ks in New York tor | vaccinated Alice E. Hallowell, then four y old. it | the order of one Frankfleld, of Trenton, Mr. Sand- n -d of Stokes havit a th “Don e physi 10 a: u have dies and wires as the Western jon BOW Own. e purpose of clearing their cheeks every morning. | js claimed that through such vaccination she was in- acco! fre’ oF ‘Don't shook" as Was allexed tyeouneat for the ie waa trenied, 'was ng defence fo Thebsteat bugred |, foUrth-—MThe stock of the Western Union is” not | cine witness explained the process at some lengt.). ‘The geatated rita scrofula, and a suit was accordingly he ea Liat Sac. me aaa eotaa iefence and testified to by the prisoner on the present | who killed his wife that she would have died within a | “Watered up to three and a mes the real | banks are known at the Clearing House by | brousht by Me. Gomer Lhd trial, Mr. ei value of the plant.’ It did contain s ‘“water,?? Lf 'Y | girl, against the city, to reco’ $10,000" damages. | came back with the check, saying he would not ir: P. vorcoran, another reporter, who relieved the | Manth of cotoer ar tits proportion: In ihigease iewreald | Dut T have alteady shown that over $14,000,000 nas | "ames and numbers; T have known F. L.aintor, the | fhe cage came to trial tn “this court yes'er want to use it after all, and was refunded Boies and could tua no‘such expression as testified to.” | béclalmed that where eminent surgeons had-actsd in | been Squeezed out in seven years, an when you | prisoner, personally, since April last; I have known | fer tienen rtf and Mewrd, Dd. Dean and Hed, | fue, $21. A few days afterwards Mr. Sand- REQUESTS TO CHADGE. OE ee DNCT atone had chiang | Fecall the tact that thousands of miles of line have | the Atlantic National Bank since its formation. I had a | forker, assistants to'the Corporation Counsel, appearing | 10rd Fecelved, notice from | Mr. Lo Mr. Tremain then rose to sum up for the detence, but | that Tisk had dicd y ‘areca | been acquired at @ smail traction oi the cost to the | conversation with the prisoner last April; he came to | in behalt of the city. The testimony for ‘the father | cashier of the First National Bank, stating that his Hat the ccs of reguestetoehae Nehigu'cougeel hud | PAREN THOM ox worn, wp ranrex rnox nux enna | CHgIRA) SYMEEH ond that millons Nave been Con: | mein my ofice inthe Gallatin Bank; Mr. Gallatin was | Sa0naded by aig punite phgsiciam pat duat be Brawn | Mr. Sandford, a4 according to his account he stilt nup, torty-three in number. ‘They are as Tollows, | that question might haverarisen. But here, while he | Homaud the eXtONON of ines Kong els rings, | Present at the time, Mr. Taintor stated to me that in | disregarded this injunction, and insisted on the vacina- | had a balance in the bank. So he went aroun Aad may have an imporiant bearing on the result of (he | should claim that Tripler and Fisher did not pursue the | it will be seen that the present capital of the com- | Comsequence of heavy speculations in Walll street, In tho | Hon. Several physicians also testiied thet scrotula, | to investigate the matter and soon found a check Fird-—To justify a conviction for murder the jury must | Coulee directed by the eminent surgeons called in, in Lis | pany is not greatly in excess of, if it exceeds at ail, | Stock Exchange, the bank had become involved, so | through the use of Improper vaccine matter. At ihe close | fr $360, with his name attached, drawn to the be fatistled that the killing was effected by proineditated | Jadiotment charged ahet he died Gf the wate the the ‘sum which was originally expended to produce | much so, indeed, that he thought it was hopelessly in- gf the testimony for e Plain s motion was made by ater Bk pea Ava tne 00,5 and eeeen ty jesign. '. : + jefence ismiss the complaint, at eo sane wa! a x Second—While the law does not define any particular | Prosecuuon had entirely failed to show the acath from | tne Pe er western Union has paid no dividends | “Vests be alsosaid that those stock speculations were | Sreueq at considerable length.” it was ured | having ever drawn such a check, and pronounced ieagtn of time that shall intervene between the forming extravasation of blood or faces; no serious Deritonitis in several years. What difference docs it make, not on his own account, but tor the purpose of resusci- | that the Doctor exceeded his authority, but the main | jt aforgery. Indeed, by comparing the signature Shall'be satiated that’ tre prisontr oid ectualiy preniedt. | RE Weod said tt was only the hedithy curative peritonl- | them, whettier its lines cost $10,000,000 or $40,000,000, | ‘##ng the bank; that he had refused to have an exami. | Porn sudne nhon Wastatioe cy Beate andor the | With the genuine, it could be readily seen to be @ tate the murder and formed the full and actual fatention tis, not so extensive as to involve special danger. The | go tar as the cost Of sending messages is con: | nation of the bank by the directors because he preferred | WScue "laws way distinct from, the oy goversmene, | coUnterielt, It at once strack Mr. Sandford that nerwise the jury shall hot convict of murdes, j re . i the man who had the $21 check over night <4 1 shock arising nineteen hours after ding, cerned, ‘One half the preseat rates’ would not | to place it in the hands of the Clearing House Committee; | Judge Van Brunt took this view of the case and dismissed ight was Snnen ai dead wgaipe auteur NASH | He ORALLY GAP nthra thar natant: | Bay Suc ft eratern, meeps, Malloy | tat became fowe the witem and tat te commie | He Sample | __—__ iR6 stat checkin wanted ous to pot ¢ Sugy Third—she jury "should, take’ nto consideration the | ana, n hirboat putting out to his rescue: an home ames. | BUG battery, to say nothing of maintenance, FeMts, | should come and examine into the condition of SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Of the signature, It also happened that ‘str, sand. ty Praca oe te ne fears and apprehensions of the | man had ‘accidentally struck him with an Ea Tne Inaeae ford had Somewhere read ol the arrest ofa man te of the prisoner's | Uroken his head, killing him, this would not be ‘Szth—The Increase of sixteen per cent in the | Sasnicr ie ‘found’ the “bank Min ne: Pony ON oe ’ ik in a very weak Decisions. for di i h thing in M mind, as losed by the evidence, and of tne hostile | from drowming.’ He should ‘how that Dr. Wood’: number of messages in 1873 over 1872 is erroneously } condition; that afte ot is e for doing precisely the same thing lorristown. relations between him and the decedsed, bis knowledge | inony fully harmonized with thelt view tat Fisk’ attributed to reductions of the tarim. ‘Ihe only ro- | fine the president and, directors nad placed tke bunk Brown vs. Northrup & Chick.—Motion granted. (See | On Saturday Mr. Sandford, together with Com. au ira anh ant ay Mats knens | "aes faa tet at aoa se oad tha at nd uke satd uhtgetee | Sth has een he York erent neat | ay ban, altoes, wont, Movin, and there - from necessity. All 7 tl bru- | that he had gone into those stock speculations Kain vs. Dickel.—Judgment for plaintiff on account ot | bank attachés, went to Morristown, and there the wounds were indicted, and. other grounds throwing | flsidteresis ted iin t favor the theory ote mresene | CXCE $2.00)" and this did not take effect sill Fe ofthe bank thinking that by. happy stroke he might | fivolousness of demurrer. y found the forger on trial for the same offence com- Mght on the intention of the prisoner. tion. He testified that fifteen drops were hata vrain, | St¥ 11873, p tierefore, in force but five | be able to resuscitate and put it-on its feet. Stanton ys Riley.—Motion granted. (See memoran- ee urth—It the jury believe the meeting was accidental | though Dr. McCready said the amount of sulphate was | Months ofthe year which ended June 30, 1873, The | Peau! t2, Tpeuscitate and rgé loses. in eoode aa | dum.) i : mitted there. He was fully identified by Mr, Sand- and unpremediiated und that tue prisoner fired trom | jarger, and doubling the amount given hypodermically | Other and greater reduction referred to went into | stocks in 1872 and that the bulk of the loss had occurred | The People ex. rel. Adams vs. Sigel, Register,—Per- | ford as the man for whom he had cased the $21 a Ty fake Tie che eae Ceeout # premeditated | they had three and @ halt grains of sulphaye of morphia effect July 1, 1873, the beginning of the present | then; that all the operations he had gone into since then | ¢mptory mandamus allowed. (860 opinion.) check, and by Mr. Ridgeway as the one who had it they Daliote, that he ated wicks she fateatich Bes g ne mate ec cmen rote heaction fiscal bea ees Cee ae that ro) abl, $34, 10s to the ‘weal My The Manhattan Glove Company et al.—Mo- seme are Nemes cog. a banat check. as. Yee of merely wounding, or inflicting grevious bodily harm, . J 10 ml rs of sich wounds Seventi @ new “‘sqnare rates’? are, with but | Dank wo! 2 1085 r. Taintor | ton denied, convicted of the crime in Morristown, and was to Bley gata canat nt of murder oS | Stile Te gteP ity fin gue pee | tow egeeptioan. tho anise. 'aa he foray Tapectal | Sdwrerh coe aee lite estore oat ee | Lomein re Cohen Moten granted) dealt wt | Go yentenced yesterday. Te Patersou ban, of tended minder noe De tage tat ne ed eee menuk | Man ales of shock he dies quietly. if reaction sets in | Tates” established upon competing routes, ‘The | examine the bank, and not to touch any of the papers | Schreck vs. Schrock.—Ordered. that ‘the defendant | CUTS, loses the $360. with natural pulse and deep Lreathing, and ceases to be- | €Xceptions are the rates between Boston and | until the committee came. Part of this conversat Yithin three days pay referee’s fees and take up and ile death Tre ttiee jury must take into consideration the | COM dangerous, inflammation may cause death. But | Washington pnd intermediate stations, The new | with Taintor was at witness’ oflice and part at the "At: | the report with tho clerk, 4 SAD TEMPERANCE LECTURE. gawoner’s testimony as to nis motive and as to the | ‘fammation did not cause death here. They were re. | rates are unifortn for like distances.in the Eastern, | lautic Bank. On witness arriving atthe bank he found | , The German Exchange Bank ys. Groh et al.—Motion Absence of premediated design. mitsed by ig the question whether the three and a half | Middie, Southern and Western States, 7 | Taintor there, also tw Of three of the directors and two | for stay of proceedings denied. (See opinion.) The Alleged Killing of Bridget Thomp- ‘ghh—The buiden or proving premeditation rests upon | $Fains. ot rug, of whieh ey eS & grain was noth ERALD | babl: or threo meinbers Of the Clearing. Mouse Comtmittes | Donovan 'vs, Beach—Question of Jurisdiction, Motion Not a © f Murder. the prosecuon aad Pike eprgmeditation rests upon. | sometimes fatal, was not the catise ath. “In con- | ,2igMn— Th a apa LD ie, robably, correct in As | came with witness; witness mado an examination of the | @Fanted. | (See memorandum.) Se TEP LGOA LL GEE Te doubt as to such design, they shovid not convict of sidering the questi of shock they must consider ie ictlons will not be made by iad a further conversation with Taintor at the Whitmark et al. vs, Dawson.—Motion to vacate order A sad case of domestic infelicity and poverty bank; PRIME OF LIFE, IN GOOD HEALTH, le companies now doing the business for some | Atlantic Bank; witness told Taintor it ld of arrest denie1. Het aes able to walk up waa aid, | time tocome, The average mes: rate in the | the examination + very much if he ‘world. ane acaiaeee ee Ag othe Appieatiee ey papa Order de- | caused by intemperance was yesterday investi- . w even to joke. Only one | U} ment to him of the condition ot the bank's affal nying motion for attachment, w! costs. geaton. 7 aout protnenttasson By take life, they caunot | man, Comer, ent and the representative of tis ae eae hy ceo - but fifty-five cents, | He oouta verity that statement by ba CR ay Aubery vs. Post——Order substituting referce, gated before Coroner Herrman at ms office im nvict of any crime greater than manslaughter in the pridow, pays he was neonsclous 3 from 7. M. Bi he dted Europe, where Mie tue of igearapmantiatnen assets; Taintor then stated the ‘amount of the loans, the peaiirop, Ba 3 Vaudevetios Barbour 3B ‘Thompaon Houston street. The case was that of Bridget ich eve} contradic . fi th f rity v8 Mo ; Herman vs. Meyer.—Orders Tenh—it they believe the meeting was accidentaland | on ir the marks of his having grven instructions ana | the Wages of operators are thirty to fiity per cent | hands of the bank for “inargin,” andl aldo tre otaorut se | granted. bo haribstr A ean ratian bd a tote hit ise street, alleged to have been fat coke ifars ted ar anes Bd ng Ban wpe intelligent Instructions He must have, been able to | les than here, More than » year ago France in- | cash short in the teller’s department; he said $25,000 ii murder. 4 Winth—If they believe the prisoner fired in the heat of | jj SizOne As an a jose instructions. He imputed nothing improver | cre her r: G legal tenders were taken by him, and th 0) ofiech cHeahcnaamantiaughier in the fourth degree. | {othe relations of Fisk with the Morse fomily : he owed Re eee eee et Coe earrent om OBE CLANS OF:| ECS alge tase De’ hm, Eom te aera ets COURT OF GENERAL SESSIOKS. Wednesday evening by her husband, David Thomp- and that the prisoner discharged his pistol without pre’ | foals him Unclelim might well bays ation Komen, | latter Inorease belng on rates which yielded over CO I a gh A Yesterday in This Court, son, ag reported in the HERALD. The testimony Os the aetaon or ue under Rervous fear or, apprehen- motives, He only ealled attention to show | SiXtY per cent of her telegraphic receipts; and | Cashier; witness made a report ofthe whole ‘meeting, Before Recorder Hackett. showed that the deceasea and her mother, Eliza Teey thd time Fisk was thoroughly intelligent, | yet the increase in the number of messages during | whieh he submitted to the Clearing House Committee, Meaney, were excessively intemperate in their nad Shedim aR gptivonen, when, arresied, stawed thathe | Dr" thompson, ‘one of the fest men of the eosuty, | Yho Year succeeding this increase of rates was | andthe Clenting House Association cxainiued the asset, | JOM Rorers, who, on the 24 of Octobers,atole a row. | KeneSY Ning “drunk very, Gaye, Deconsed give such evidence in his own favor, but the prosecution | {0ld, them that whore stertorous | breathing. was | greater than during any one of several preceding | 0! the bank; Talntor handed hima box, which he said | boat valued at $65, the property of vames Ingram, | Dawned things out of her house with which would have aright to put in evidence any deciaradan recent shock wae anes Carnochan, of Staten Jears, It will not be claimed that the increase o! contained the collaterals of the banks found some enve- | pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny. He was ie buy rum, and she even pawned the clothes from . tending to prove his guilt CaO ALOR att ate ed, “ad shoulders in his Pro-) rates caused the increase m messages, but this | pean the vox.” (Envelopes produced.) The envelop Ann Johnson | the backs of her children to satisfy her appeti Thirtee 4 fession above all others, was sent for; he arrived at witn w were siunill those ; sent to the Penitentiary for two year exclamation cannot onnntte age moet dd not make any | eleven olciock; he heard that stertorous breathing, and | fact does apvear—viz., that the natural growth of | tavelopes; thinks the box was th w small gules in the | Dleaded guilty to petty larceny, fh Thetbese containing | gf liguid poison. Martin Meaney, he, (er ah Fourteenth=if the jury can inier anything from the | {timdicated the passing away of shock and the prese the business was not sensibly retarded by @ con- | cashier's private office; the envelopes, on the outside, | gh,He iit O: October she stole 8 pO ae eet te | the deceased, who was in gre mental anguish, Fisoner’s silence when under arrest, it-con eniy te thay | Of the Poison. It atiracted the doctor's attention so that siderabie increase of rates, purported to cantain securities; found no securities in Se erase lary fe { Mags yn prisoner was sent t0 | Cave very damaging testimony against her, and also e Aocusation made was true, that He “shor Fisk,” aud | Soke Of it to his family; he detailed minutely the | Ninth—The phrase “the best English wir, the | them; Taimtor stated that those collateral securities had | ‘te Penitentiary for six months ‘against his own wife, whom he characterized as @ fey cannot consider his siletice proof of the absence of | fad paused; Dr, Wook, they Would remember cos | best instruments and the best poles” is able to | been used or sold by him as & margin with brokers in Acquittals. pair of confirmed drunkards, ed to mean that the poles, wire and ine | the checks ‘but he aid nol atte mee mote eae chbout | Charles Bicker, William Kaiser and George Fishor were id that on finding his daughter ir. Meat risoner’s silé hi et assing away of the shock; Dr. Carnochan furt of the European lines are superior in hi dead on the floor Wednesday night the accused ie state “ot excitement and hie hein ygonaideration seri 1H the aya toms which were present, including the gualtey and working capacity to those of the West- shoehorn Pr ariey sgmmamana ied path aes oe Perron pep pyres ssi ay he i= pe fot bit she was sick or dead and wanted a doce mediately after identification; that he was under sxront effui om from o teak. ae ee mortem;he | ern Union. Such @ construction would not accord Cross-exami by Mr. Hall—When Mr. Taintor first Edward D. 0: v¢ tly acquitted ofa | tor The wife of witness had used pag hard be taken up for identification | Wf Hill that he wasto | Soma through’ narcotsm. ‘They might have rested on | With the iacts. A very large majority of the poles | (tua '¢ ie ay Was remarkably cool and col- Iward D. Cameron was promptly acquitted of 8 | woras to him, and he kicked her twice in the side P, leation. ‘gh ae ae Dut besides that. they had’ the | used in the United States are superior to those in . in, paard the, copversstion that ‘ilver watch from the person of | or abdomen. it also ared that occasionally, just ble cause. was J In determining the weight to be given to the | Plessanuly surprised atthe change. in other words, the be cons er de- | Strume! the harge of steal yy ner was not bound to disck hi A s between myself lor, Who did notexpress Sa es B. Whittak a conductor upon the Third avenue ainst furniture in th fence before triat and no iuteren jose his de | opinion of the venerable and distinguished Dr. McCready, | U8e In Europe. As to wire, the Western Union to call me y oa cor ot hopsen bt when drunk, des a nthe him for net doing #0. ee can be drawn against | Who, with his experience aud. skill dio themene | have been using of the “vest Engitsh” 10,000 milen sated his Steines andi told him coremeris | oenetRe oth of Banter, stealing s horse onthe | room and injured herself, | | " Seventeenth— ‘Ihe jury are to determine on the evidence | fv ptoms of narcotism, and equally srongiy expressed r annum for several years past. It is proper to say, think ou Boing to the Atlantic Bank I stepped | Sint of Men thé property of Frederick ©. Helms, of Mr, Frank N. Cuthbert, of Riverdale, Westchester and not be od or controlled by the results of the | Dr Ty lon Maat the death was irom the fatal narcotic. | however, that wire is how wade by several parties | 1n to M verldge, of the Bank of New York: found | Bi Sty, weanttcer county, In whose employ, as gardener, the accused past trials or any other extrancous consideration, r: {homas iollows with @ modest statement of his | in the United States of a quality equal to the best | T@intor at the Atlantic Bank, with the president and liam T. Hill, charged with presenting a loaded re- | had beon, gave Thompson an excellent character sng tn Deana oa; that ie proces | Sfuwhanceatyandes ceriipe. Asta dhe character Of | Pugiieh, and the reasons Wiy wee tho latter at | STo,lh™ry oF amedurectors, T examined the cushers | volver dunihg aduartef whieh He had, raid Moyh Xe)- | Tor iduatey und SODEIOLY. | Decoased wa ence. b. , 5 4 ; , 10 take | nolds on t! jay, was also acquitted. ing on oor in the hallway, : ‘Nineteenth—To warrant the jury in convictt jompson, the statistics of the Crimean | @ll are—(1) itis not always possible to procure | the keys of his safe, but! declin i say, When A grime the evidence must ‘exclude to moral Sestanny Gull wars “All showed that though highly | domestic wire in auMcient quanuties to sapply gur | woulk’ be beta net ts allow any ‘One to touch the | Pleads Guilty to Forgery and Embezzles | payid, don't kick me any more!” ir. CrosD) ment. I. hypothesis except that of guilt. David Thompson, the accused, was called to tho Rerntiah—The inet of tho pro t he had killed his wife om fore and atthe time of 1) cannot Operate against hie, pr protection against apprehended ‘Teenty-fire—The fact iiet he wants, and (2) We are generally able to buy English | property of the bank Perhaps all iis cases resulted fatally, | wire tes cheaper than A. ith. | Committees juspected narcotism, What weight woud | Wire 4 Pe creas ner IORtl,, DOTTIE John D, Conse pl guilty to an indictment for F inhi surgehan anfiesdtinie Pageant | Yelorane “he “rogande “Taatramedia une ot | Mit fat BY dal Geettinte ae fngery ie thied degre, the evar being tat on te | "'Bepuiy Coroner Gustinan testided) as to he ler indictment for circumstances Not connected with the cause of sete American manufacture are superior {n efficiency in stock speculations; thathe fend the bank Wesker th 17th of May the defendant made @ fraudulent entry in@ | cause ‘of death, aiter which Coroner Herrman sub- urder ie not an impeachmént of ‘his ‘evidence, as the Faish, showed the recklessness with which Fisk wai to the more cumbersome and more expensive | an incompetent board of directors, and that, though he | passbook ot Lawrence Brothers &Co., which was used | mitted the case to the jury, who found “that de- * allows him to bea witness, aud the Judge should | probe tite the aeeed that pone but a madman woul apparatus used abroad, Another tact is worthy of | 4d no written authority, there wi oe understanding | in their transactions with the Merchants’ exc aeS A Oe, ceased came to her death by internal hemorrh: jominal cavity, A eriencs If | i f 8 receive his testimony as that of any other competent | surgeon might’ pam It to the verge nt ie weet | mention in this connection, American operators | Petwecn himseit and the president that he (Faintor) was | {ional Honk, Lee actos Yor emboeemest an caused by fracture of the ribs, caused by injuries inst stand, and denied th received in some manner unknown.’ ‘witness. walls. Bat what did this Tripler dot [i using American instruments perform much more terests; Mr. t i ‘ ct € who. it is alle; aa pay pupa ramen encase ty n', ae, ng | Eloiaphegroe heen me on ae manin | TexaseGar ai arcane nme ae | eomed eee oO OT HO | UNS Sn ant ua sete ot gasanee ae eg a a Ef ey Srasee Tike Wht give some Light on ihe Subject; Sussbes en esstaicee thy Ear peed Affe oom atthe {ime you had. this conver 8 panartar secu! his own recognizance, with the understanding that urope. ‘The telegraph : ferent the ince warrant sueh verdict GoUuD On zweRD, rmx DIsnNavieneD office in London employs more than three times as | him, when Mr Gallatin, waa in, the room! A. # thought TOMBS POLICE COURT. he should give $600 bail to-day. ; le venty-fourth—The burden n the joutlon | men who were his ies, ml ot avs ia "ne tect ante eae | HatneuatMabe eyes Moma nen el | Weatoa Uaion Gompany in Sew ork” to hanae Mona Robbery Brow OoMPTROLLaG REOBLETS 4 prison, His te sports fisted the jury cannot convict of manslaughter or | why did not they come forw: rd to defend tinh wd sons Of the telegraph to the pabilc a6 #0 ba a renee GUania Mr. James F. Crosaen, an GuMlinssOlier: Oneee sSPOre Ee maucietine Rovel vot 0 of r . 4 J iry:—From Receiver Broadway, residing at paid yesterday into the treasu! actor In the Theatre Comique, on ~ of Taxes—Receipts of taxes of 1873, $254,588; ar- murder. ring the fulnéss of the heart, the effusion of the brain, important, and with the press are so intimate, as , No. i ad his room broken open and pity Rar ni rears of Croton water rent of 1873, $115. Bureaw P dt ie Taintor; subsequently I hi tion with Taintor ia Ludisw street Jai nd sited to ine that he (ook 950,000 Mand used it in stoc ce) If the woun us, but there | the opinion of all these omin ware shngoes. Of tine eee eee as, mmed Wood incnding the Prot th Hock hat passed aif ire | to Justty the expectation that the press will not atment onuse of death was morphia or unskilful tre: enormous amount of the deadly drug adminisi: ve currenc; Hgrecanot conmet of ubrdee stant thea Berne oMavurows pertanie ftdpremin eit, | fh Wish WA Dike ieee ‘th ir, 0 ie telegraph which may prejudice th he ticket. He also, 2,700 worth of bonds, three bank books, besid If the wound rial, but death was | say whether, if le went no further, id 4 phe | pe Plead rs— f taxes, aasenamenta, water VERRY) seta ie) elas s cy 0b) ve | SR eee teem ane Dletely establieued by the ahs aerate com. | Statements generally. bonds consisted of ane $1,000 comritty Hailroud ong | Astessmente—Assoaninonte for street openings, ta Thrty-third-—If they believ After Recess. governments by whi PMcial reports of the | Sty the District Attorney—He sald nothing tome about | bond of the St. Joseph and Denvor City Railroad, one | provements and interest, $1,000, Bureau of Ot 'y believe that when he fired he was ich the bn#iness is carried on being arr fe $2,789. Bureaa neane and unaware of the nature wad consequences of Tony nant's sronr, abroad and of the companies conducting it in the | M# fear of being Aitain | nas, $100 first mortgage bond of the same, two $500 bonds of | Revenue-—Market rents and ‘fees, Bi net they should seagate pi 0 ah att Tromatn then took eat eeeneey, of Thomas United States, and to deny them in the of the | Charles A. x 8 testified ‘am # United States bank | the Rockford, Rock Island and St Louls Railroad | of Water Re greg ee ein Ghurse oF ether the prisoner was insane and unconscious that | Alon the’ naif ory} out to every one he met in the hail Tralapostting tcemmlble, would seem to | examiner) 1 Know Tani one ot tl that | And one certidcate of indebtedness of the same road for | Aiiee Str y Yor connections with sewers and ublic ; he tol ¥ sak and th tion to do justice to the Ameri- | saw in the Bank of ‘stem, which cannot actuate the ase rele & Lf “ act was wrong, they fhould sequit, and on t Fey, ayete.s © DRL BOD Get 8 doctor Fg he he wanted | $2142), Desoriptive circulars of the above were insned | Grainy, $410. Mayor's Second Marshal—Licensor Abit they believe that ithout fault id be yery unlikely to say, a moment , weet ‘and was attectot was without faul woul yz ‘ thi me about it; subsequently in Wail | by Detective Elder and the usual caution given against | ¢497, Courtsa—Fees Third Judicial Distric' ack ai d arrested, “I don’t know an: ne Atantio National nogotiating any of them. jourt, we oly f City fox re to ad wit 3 as furnished oir. Hf Can enterprise As the Newey specimen Of Ameri. | str tvihe “told “mon that. the 1 ie of OF Yo take SoU | rutuew ae ever ntood olaide tho wake gt oyive drwum LFeabeeuubrs AY “QuE inary. Nery Tee a ET ae a cad ee Phuruy aivet « man named Wesley Loo, vrofoasing ta | for We WOOK 847, TOVML, $407, Lily any deskui