The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1874, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 265, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. fon the movii ‘should be left to his action Flemington. ¥. 3. to the $1,400, As I was \ Tne propriation made to meet these was Mit 4 T H E C 0 U R T. §. agaimat the Tor any sams he claims to be | }im Bae ay, ort ant five eects THE CITY FINANCES. eee ae A BLING IN NEW YORK, bearer we sell at 9, ant coming i , BUFLO Yor the third quarter... 88 : TOMBS POLICE COURT. fea ‘deliver 4 a \ =, wg ite my ys peice secseeephersanptintegsescesesccees-acoey er SORES vecision in the Batterfielay Suit---Judge vue « <= Basten Cyan pai ta ‘ Ca a Ne cs Meeting os Board of Estimate a pata tenner o6, or a total iad What Superintendent Walling Says About is os bine don ern y an portionment. of $670, | to. y two detectives, Co: ‘that. a man's PI What has beco t the appropria- Blatchford Decides,An His Favor. .. |. Yesterday atvernoon quite « number of people | chet might te "very ini ened ‘gas made, igiea ien Cxpeudisarest” Banco, Keno and Faro. nat © fe deurity an Fg mr pe am a ournea: Police Court, The charge was violation of the man n all precast ~ ~~ + — Excise law. The following are the defendants;— | 1028 to secure thi . when he r OG 4 Alleged Victim of Suspicious | 1% curse, Sus ae sects Patrer Dem | fe Wing Sha erect cate | PRESIDENT VANCE ON THE WARPATH) THK nepLaN TRAGEDY. rem WORK OF THE POLICE, | No. 31 Depeyst ; Wiism: Pierce, No. 21 chal cot j Ciyeumstances. gosto li dn Mekintey. oetiwentCormer of | RECHLgan iasacles"tr hates ie fh et The /AMleged Seducer Recovering—He place; Henry Lewia Clarke’ of the Foorss ward, | ° 317 Kast Seventy pint sect. | The Comptroller Still Harping on the In-| ™fkes = Statement Denying the Se e and Henry Zschinitg, No. 2 Mott street and No. 188 | Signed in presence of Guo. E- Kino. 6 ‘@uetion and Denounces the Dead Giri | The Small Games Broken Up—The Large Chatham’ street: "Frederick Hoefer, No. 164 | oe h¥,ctey and Stale of New’ York:—On this 21th day creased City Debt and the Extrava- as & Dissolute Woman. Ones Flo jes A Doctor Damaged by aij citett Cnaries' Morunde No 102 chathare sirees | personal Known, and. being by me duiy sworn, did ce of the Department [Bpscial despateh to the Cincinnati Gasette:) urishing. a. " the woing statement by him signed is gan Divorce Suit. Others were arrested, but their names could not | true MATTHALL, ks, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., August 21, 18%. be ascertained. Notagy Public New York county. of Public Wor The terrible tragedy of yesterday 1s still the } Confessediy one of the worst plagues of'@ com The case was adjourned for further hearing. . Stabbing by a Youth. alkabsorbing topo, throwing the Tilton-Beecher munity 1s the existence of gambling dens; New i After o recess of about three weeks or more a | *andal far in the background for the present. Yorg bas, perhaps, been eursed more than her THE CROW HOMICIDE. fhe examination of Michael Hawkins, charged with breaking open the lamppost letter box corner of Sixteenth street and Third avenue, was conducted yesterday before Unitea States Commis- sioner Stullwell. The entire facts tn this case have been already published in the HeRaLp. The pris- oner Was committed to await the action of the Grand Jury. EX-ASSISTANT TREASURER BUT- TERFIELD. Tm the suit of the United States against Danie? Butterfield, ex-Assistant Treasurer of the United States, and his sureties, C, K. Garrison, W. G. Fargo, J. McB. Davidson and S, G., Wheeler, Judge Blatchford yesterday rendered 4 decision in favor of the aefendants. The following 1s a condensed Statement from the Judge’s decision :—On the 23a of June, 1869, Daniel Butterfleld was appointed Assistant Treasurer of the United States and Treasurer of the Assay OMice in this city. On the 26th of June, 1869, he and his sureties executed a bond to the United States reciting his appoint- ment, and conditioned that the bond should be void if Butterfield ‘thas truly and faithfully exe- cuted and discharged, and shall truly and faith- Lightening His Burden. Peter Van Twistern, the prisoner, being sworn, | The Comptrolier handed in a batch of applica- nancy of feeling and the bitterest remorse, : fully continue to execute and discharge, all the ore ee Morgan. said :—1 am barkeeper at No, 98 Cherry street; have | tions from charitable societies for donations, which polgni hay found lteend ine terrible deauh. ‘The | Great was the surprise, therefore, when It wag duties of said office, according to the laws of x been there two mouths; Knew John Crow; on the | were laid over for examination. acquaintance between Harding and Moritz had | whispered thas many o/ the notorious banco, keno” the United States,” &c. The plaintiff brings suit James McNulty, of Chicago, Ill, came to this city | 20th of August he and another young man wo been of long duration, but never attained the in- on the bond, and in in tae declaration, | tas: week, with the intention of visiting the old | hived in the house were playing fist the atter- | The COMPTROLLEB nereupon moved to take from | Hcy of friendship. ’ Moritz was companionable; | #04 faro games were again 10 ini operation, an@ the defendant, Buttertcld did not tray angiitee | country. He purchased a numoer of gola soy. | BOO; Crow asked me for @ drink and I refused | the table a resolution offered by bim at the last | he ined the notoriety which the acquaintance and | 1¢ seemed on first reflection that the new Shpetin/ the defendant, Buttertield, did not truly and faith- y P him; he nit me on the head with @ | meeting, to tranafer any unappropriated balance | the fact or hts being an occasional contrivutor to | tenaent must bé cognizant of the flagrant viola” 4 fully continne to execute and discharge ail the du: | ereigns and engaged board with James Scanlon, | stone and I fell on the floor; I rose and | J in hia a bai his paper gave bim, aud Harding accepted the | 111. of tne iaw, but yesterday, and for a tow? Tes, Of said office according to the laws of the | wig tives on the fourth floor of No. 337 West | called the mstress, and he came toward me with | OF balances remaining hands, from whatever | Pood wil sna attentions in iriendly spirit, Dut . Ys Prited staves. and did not transier ail the moneys | 7 eysixth strect, He retired with the sov. | ® chair, the crowd calling to him, ‘Go for | source, to the Finance Department. Rever reposed confidence in him but once, and | days past, Superintendent Walling has emphatt- i his possession a8 Assistant: Treasurer. General y He ¥- | nim; I told him, “i will shoot you 1 you strike In support of bis motion the Comptroller stated | then to his great regret. There was little acquaint- cally given the Ite to these grave suspicions by Batverfleld entered upon bis duties in June, 1869, ereigns and some currency—$72 60 in all—about | me j) he said, “Shoot away; you wii get shot | that ne had so reduced the salaries of his employés | ance between the families, Moritz never having an his wh and resigned the following November. On the | nis person, and about six o'clock in the morning | again ;” I tired; could not say how many times; | and also the force, that there is danger the busi- | been to the house but twice, and one of those occa- | directing the energy o! Whole force to the sup- Grening of ie dist ol August, 1809, a deficit was | was awakened by feeling a hand in his pocket, | did not take delverate aim; i was greatly afraid | ness in his office will suffer. sions it was prolessedly on a business matter. pression of these pernicious dens of infamy, ant discovered in the currency funds to the amount of | He immediately missed the money. Scanloh’s wife | of Crow and the crowd, and could do nosaing else | Mr. VaNCE met the Comptroiier's advocacy of THE FUNERAL promptly preferring charges to the Commissioners $2,075. On the oth of August, same year, adeflcit | came in, and, felening to search the floor, pre- | than soot; did not see mim fall; be bit me with | this ‘measure by offering the lollowing resolu- | services of Miss Harding took place this afternoon, 2 . gf $100 in gold was lound im the cash room. | tended to pick up two of the sovereigns, His, sus. | the chair: my first shots were directed too high | tion:— at the residence of her parents, No, 20 East Pratt | against ady officer in whose beat and any captain. Neither amount has ever been recovered. Neituer | picions, however, were not so easily allayed’ and | and did not strike him, but hit the chair; the pistol Resolved, That the Comptroller be and hereby is re- | street. A large concourse o! sympathizing iriends | in whose precinct the objectionable swindles are Plaimti hor gefendant bas ever been able to dis- | they became still stronger when he observed an- | lay on a suel! under the counter. quested to furnish to this Board, as early as posdble’a | and relations of the deceased attended: and tol | carried om cover the cause of the disappearance of the money | orner sovereign fall trom Scanlon's pocket to the | iliiam Fiynn, of No, 67 Market street, shoe- tement of (1) all unexpended appropriations for the | lowed the remains, which were encased in a rose- SUPERINTENDENT WALLING INTERVIEWED, », 80 lost, and every effort was pat lorward to ascer- | poor “He called in Oficer Cairns, of the Sixteenth | maker, knew Crow ten or twelve years; saw him years ibr), Isra'and Jes and-ofall claims any, Sled in| wood coffin, tastefully adorned, to the city cem- | In an interview with the veteran officer at the the manner of the loss. The jaame never | precinct, and gave Seanion into custody. Yester- | passing into the liquor store; 1 was situme across be id appropriations; (2) Fine. indgmente pera tr etery, Where they were deposited, temporarily, in | nead of the Police Department yesterday aienece Be Ih any way vesponstble for ee oes ocd nee | day morning Judge Morgan held the pilsoner in | the street; he entered and had time to take, 1 | {rom sald appropriations, © the, judgments paid ram | Chelva tte Hon. Jonn A. WiluiLan, Col. George W. representative was informed that the Superinten- he in any way responsible for its loss through Neg- | $1 909 to answer. should tuink, five steps, wnen | beard shot; tach, | judemenys paid trom the appropriation of $200,000 ‘made Ker, Thomas F. Ryan. John ti. Holnday, Col. W. | dent was determined at. all nazards to stop the lect or actual wrong, except as he might ‘mon Pocket x Snatchin, alter a short lapse, two others; a little pause, apd | in is74. H. Holloway, and wen. Fred Knefler acted as pall.| keno and banco games and the brigandage on the io law. Butterfield, during his term of office, duis > then three more shots; there were only about six | ‘Tne COMPTROLLER Stated that this entire subject | bearers. etreet cars, “As to the great gambling banks,’? seitation oe areevenne stamps, for the accom’ | Yesterday afternoon as Mrs. Juila H. Whitman, | persons about the door; there was uo crowd and | nad ‘been explained ae it bad soon mutlanersa | Tue features of the deceased were quite natural, | oer Superintendent satd, “{ shall proceed again Si,oon.0o7 oo. On ehls sais ne was entitied by law | Of Lesvenworth, Karsas, was standing at the cor | ho noise avout the plucé, sue Oi eee Bayliss, of Roberts “Park ‘Metaotist Bpiscopal | Mem™,snmmariy and Urenk them wp ae soon. a ‘ 6s ir. oO tel « . N Th Od com; are made and we can proceed unde! 1o Ave Fer cent, wnien amounted to, $23,451 67, | ner of Poursoamsh street and Hitta Ayenne.she WAS | oremmaton; found @ plato) shot wound im the| peusce ae the anpod demeee OF Tele oka ican’ | couron conducted the exeftiaca winch are ats planes Sroinace Gnd we cee Priors a In the settlement of tuis account with the govern- ment he was allowed the sum of $73,646 64, and afterwards put in a claim for the deficit, $9,836 23. Such claim was rejected. The ioregoing facts are not in dispute. The defendants deny the liabiiity of Buttesfeld for the pponey lost, and, it llabie for aton the bond, ciaim to have allowed in extin- guishaent of tt so much of the $9,836 23 as is sui- Willtam Hickey, aged fifteen years, was held to answer on @ charge of stabbing John Lenff, of No, 19 Rector street, on Sunday evening. The com- plats sets forth that Leuff was violently beaten by iiliam Hickey, who stabbed him with a pocket knife, whieh he then’ and there held in his hand, inflicting one wound on the face of deponent, and two wounds on the left side of his body. ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. Alleged Larceny trom the Person. Betore Judge Kasmire, A man named Paul Lange, residing at No. 118 Forsyth street, appeared yesterday before Jndge Kasmige and complained that on Sunday nignt Walle asleep on the stoop of bis residence he was robbed oj his watch and $49 in money contained in a pocketbook in hia: inside vest pocket. He Missed the money on awakening, and perceived Of- fiver Ellis, of the Tentn precinct, standing near him. The officer went away a few minutes for the purpose of quelling a disturbance, and shortly alterwards returned with Lange’s empty pocket- book. Lange therefore charges the officer with committing the theit, Yesterday the latter gave bail before Judge Kasmire in $1,000 pending an examinauos, JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE OOURT. approached by a youth named John Nichola, who boldly seized her pocketbook, which she held in her hand, and fed, She gave the alarm and then chased the thief. Down he sped towara Broaa- way, but the hue and cry bad enlisted too many Pen and the runaway’s course was 000 stayed y Officer Christian Popp, of the fifteenth pre- Strange Finding of the Coroner's Jury. Corner Keasier yeaterday held an inquest in the case of John Crow, a printing press feeder, twenty. seven years Of age, who was Milled on Thursday alternoon, at the drinking saloon No, 86 Cnerry street, Peter Van Twistern, who was accused of causing his death, was present, and was defended by Mr. W. F, Howe. A woman who lives tn the house where the shooting occurred testified that she saw Crow pick up a stone which she nad used to keep the door open and rush into the saloon with it, The stone, a sharp-edged piece of granite, wel several pounds, was produced and identitied. vera! Sailors who were about the suloon testified to seeing what they deemed a scume; Crow was tg As sirike the barkeeper ae @ chair, when the latier fired at him and he fell. Officer Augustus Scarboro testified—!I heard four shots fired When about 100 ieet distant irom the corner o! Oliver and Cherry streets; when I en- tered the store Crow and the barkeeper were lying on the floor; 1 asked the bartender who shot bim; he said, ‘I did; he threw toils stone [@ stoue weighing about a pound shown), which hit me on my head, and picked up a chair, with which he attempted to strike me;’ Crow was then lying | dead on the floor; the bartender was bleeding irom a iresh wound on the lets side Of the head. Jorehead piercing the skuli; the brain was lacer- ated, and death, in ny opinion, was caused by the wound; I found a small pistol bullet in the brain. The jury, alter a charge irom Coroner Kessier, retired, and after an bour’s deliberation retarned with the report that they were unable to agree upon a verdict; seven of their number considered the killmg justifiable homicide, three were of the special meeting of the Boara of Estimate ana | Te Gasetie this tyne contained jor - - Apportionment was held yesterday afternoon, at | ential points, Ls ttle now rem: voc the Comptroller's office, all the members being pea tpt fps aoe peerepponte ra resent and ti resid: The Com; maki troller iets ah eae cia on the itt made the assault on Moritz, fursher than to say by his faithful adjutant, Mr. Richard A. Storrs, that Moritz had seduced his daughter, and also who had before nim the usual mountainons | “andered his wife. ‘The confession of his quantity of financial documents, upon which | @aughter to the same effect will be brougnt out actions were to be taken by the Board. Secretary WHEELER read the minutes of the pre- vious session, which were, on motion, approved a8 were also those of the two previous meetings. This much settled, the Comptroller led off by offering @ resolution to transfer the sam o! $5,000 trom the appropriation for repairing and pre- serving documents in the Record Office, which was adop:ed. The COMPTROLLER next proposed that an amount of $10,000, from the appropriation of the Commis- stoners of Records for 1871 be transierred to the contingency of the Law Department, which was Tunning short owing to the insufficient appropria- tion for 1874, Mr. Green earnestly advocated this measure. but Mr. Vance moved to lay the resolu- tion over, and the latter’s motion prevailed. | June 31, consequently nothing of this nature has 80 Jar been published, although | have examined the papers closely. Y am, therefore, unable to judge what juagments are pending against the city. BY @ COMPTROLLER—In my report ending June 31 all the gentleman requires to Know can be seen In im evidence at the proper time. The condition of Moritz, the wounded man, is quite favorable to recovery, none of the shots having taken effect in the Jungs, as was at first thought probable. He denies the alleged intimacies with Miss Harding, nd asks @ suspension of public opinion until he can have an opportunity of vindicating himself of whe charge. HOW THE GIRL’3 MIND WAS AFFECTED. The News this afternoon has the following in re- gard to the seduction :— But few of the circamstances in'regard to the se- duction of Miss Haraingare known, but it is un- derstood to have been effected under circum, stances that make it peculiarly atrocious and dia- bolical, some time last winter, when, for the pur- ‘of perfecting herself in German, she was Boarding with a German family on South New Jer sey street. The intimacy was of short duration, and her lapse from virtue awakened the greatest solemn and most impressive character. The forty- sixth Paalm and porsions of the fourteenth chapter of Jobn were read as betug appropriate ‘or the oc casion, alter which he gave some words of sym- pathy and comfort to the friends and relatives of the deceased, and dwelt upon the importance of preparing ourselves for death while in Iife, 1B ALLEGED SEDUCER neighbors with this seductive villany, and ‘un- til within a few months the faro, banco, keno and! confidence men held undisputed power and sway nour midst, Suddenly, however, there wero raids by the police upon these gentry. THB GLITTERING BABLORS were closed, the cheerfal click of the {vores was heard no more, and the be-diamoned “statues’’ who ornamented the’ corridors and formed:cary- atides for Broadway hotel portals migrated to unknown regions. Some men said the unwonted rigors of th®. police were in- spired by political quarrels between Charlick and Morrissey, a game between Tammany and the reform government; but the iaw-abiding ‘citizens aid not care to what intrigue or animosity they. were indebted for the CLOSING OF THB HELLS, They were content to know that their sons were not exposed to the dangerous temptations of the faro banks, But Chartick and Gardner, lost their offices; there were changes throughout the whole municipal government, and one of the best of them, perhaps, was the promotion of Inspector Walling, an oid and tried officer, to be SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, a od about the panel houses?” queried the orter. rR D,, they are like the roses of summer—nearly all “How {s that?” said the reporter, “{ make the officers respousibte for their supe pression, and will take no excuses of ignorance; a re) “ | fal. TH Sometimes it 18 dificult to locate them. For- ficient for that purpose. While there cannot be | cinct, who Welcomed him with open arms and firm opinion that it was wansiaogbter in the turd | ™ still Itves, with every probability of a speedy re- doubt, upon principle and authority, that the | 1{ not cordial grasp at the corner of Broadway. The °P'!2i Mr. VaNnce—Before voting on any tranefer of bal- y “| Merly they would hire rooms and fit them up Gelendants are lable on shel bond ior the money | pocketbook contained $22 in money, and What was, | 2esrec,, While one decided it to be the fourth | aneesT mast know How much sald Ualances amount | covery. .He feels more keenly, It 18 said, the state- | sumpruously. Jost, 1 think it cannot be recovered in this suit, because the defendant Butterfield is entitled to doubtless, of more importance to the lady, a re- turn ticket to her Kansas home worth $39. Nichols degre? of that crime. All agreed upon a recom- mendation that revolvers should not be kept in barrooms. The prisoner was held in $1,000 bail to | to. Iwill not vote for the tasue of any more long bonds so Jong as there 1s any unexpended balance in the city treasur; ments in the city papers than the pain from the wound tn his left arm. The doctors have made severa. attempts to be the wounds, but have When we discovered them we ar- rested them, seized their furniture and brot G to headquarters. Now they hire fora smal. apartments insome tenement house, and whe the ailowauce claimed. Judge Blatchiord con- | would doubtless be equally giad to enjoy the trip, | swait action by tue Grand Jury. ike tt yet reached the balla. Ho still asks a suspen- “old ciudes by reciting at considerable length th | but for the present will have to dejer any Western. 3 Mr. WHEELER likewise objected on the same | not yet a pei tney have secured enough from a vicvim they ‘ and reasons for ths aontean : pre | tour until ie can furnish $1,000 security to return grounds, s10n of public opinion until he bas sufficiently re- | their tents like the rape and quie steal Thomas Simons for the government; Wiliam E. «®hipman for the defendants, SAYS HE IS NOT THE MAN. Thomas Lanihan, according to the statement yesterday in Supreme Court, Chambers, before | Judge Donohue, of his counsel, Mr. William F, Howe, is the victim of suspicious circumstances. A few evenings since he was waiting—so ran we story—at the corner o! Fifth avenue and Fifty- Jourth street to meet a young lady to whom he and stand trial. at has eigs PIFTY-SEVENTH STREET POLIOE COURT. Arraignment of Alleged Panel Thieves. Before Justice Smith. Three young women, whose names are for the present withheld, and two men, who described 143 West Thirteenth street, @ book finisher by oc- cupation, and Charles Hayes, carpenter, aged 33, of No, 124 Sixth avenue, were yesterday arraigned | | CREEDMOOR, The Ninth Regiment National Guard at Ball Practice Yesterday—Fine Shoot- ing and a Good Time. The Ninth regiment, Third brigade, First divi- <4 | Sion, National Guard, Colonel Bratue command. SOBRE EARS Snes TRCN ABER Ah a SiO) ing, went to Creedmoor yesterday for rife prac- | tice, The regiment took the half-past eight A. Mi. train, arriving at the groundsa little after nine at this court by Capiain Tynan on a charge of | o’clock, and got in front of the butts shortly before The Comptroller, however, pressed his motion, and the resolution was again read, quoting secuon 2, chapter 308, Laws of 1874, to transfer $20,000 from any unexpended balances to the use ot the Finance Department, and again reiterated that “he has to Rf on other bureaus to he:p him out in his work, and that he needed the $20,000 fur the payment of | Salaries.” Mr. WHEELER remarked that “if the request of the Comptrolier were granted the Board would nuilily its previous action,’ Mayor HAVEMEYER—If a good deal else was nulli- | fled that this Boara bas passed the city would be no worse off. Mr. WHEELER proposed to lay the subject over, and the Mayor wanted to know the usual pariia- covered physically to give his version of the state- ments connected wita this sad affair. Tne people, however, disbelieve all such assertions, an in- credulity which is enhanced by his former ques- tionable character. Misa Flora Harding has been connected for the past year with the Seventh District School as teacher of the German language. She has trans- lated nearly all'the articles puolisned in the Ger- | man papers ofthis city for use in the HERALD and other English papers, and was regarded a thorough scholar 1D this and other languages, This afternoon Sol. Moritz sent word to the newspaper men of the city tnat he was prepared and sufficient.y able to make a statement con- cerning what he knew tn regard to Miss Harding way.” “Are there not banco games in operation now, known to the police f’ asked the reporter, doabt- ingly. Bo, said the Superintendent, “How about keno, then ?” ¢ ‘There! that is the worst game,” replied Chiet Walling, “with the percentage those rascals take— ten per cent, 1 think—even if. they play a ‘square game,’ which but iew of them do, it is only a ques- tuon of a little time for everybody in the piace to lose all their money. The game is most ized by shop ooys and Me rare who fascinating that they rob their employers Why, one poor woman whom I to in- duige in it. know | complicity in the robbery by the “panel game” of | ten, when shooting commenced. The weather r ctice on such questions when a mot! and the cause of ner suicide. On reaching the gave her boy $60 to go to Chicago, and he lost $46 eae cine ng indy who was | D.S. Aaron, of Westeuester, The larceny occurred | was delightful, and the cloudiness of the day | had beenhata over once belore? However, a vors | louse he was found lying in bed. after stating | Of,i¢ 12a short time in one of these places. sitting in court by the side of Laniban being in the house No, 150 West Twenty-third street, and threw just such a ligt across the ranges as 1s be: was taken and the motion lost—tne Mayor and that he experienced little pain from his wound, “Then you are determined to continue your war- - | the plunder amounted to $120. The two men were calcuiated to give good scoring. Alter one o’cio Comptrolier for and Messrs. Vance and Wheeler | COmMpared to that suffered last night or this morn- eople t!? * Potnted ontas shis young lady. me thus Wall- | cominitied for examination and the females were | P.M. wien the faring was Over atthe. 200 ‘yards | aonthaes vias ing, he began giving mae Roost ae lenge tan ctty.”” ing he heard a mancry out, and running in the | remanded to the custody of Captain Tyaan. An- | ranges, a rest of about an hour was had betore ‘ne COMPTROLLER laid before the Board a payroll & DETAILED STATEMENT “T ynaerstand there are a great many larcenies direction of the cries met a policeman, who asked other charge of @ siatlar nature is pending against cominencing at the 500 yards butts, from the Department of Puolic Works, which, he of nis acquaintance with the girl, his knowledge from’ the person reported now ?" him what was the matter, to which be replied, | the same parties, | ‘The solowing summary soows the distribution of said, amounted to 000 and which he had no | Of her character, the cause of the trouble between “No, not more than usual: “Don't you hear the cries? and stliiranon. He’ Saar | the men of ail ranks throughout the regiment: means of paying, ft it would probably need | them, and finally the reason why he believed she | jn aelntoee cars_are Here thee ree room ran as far as Forty-eignth street, when he wae ar- COURT OALENDARS—THIS DAY. ‘ 200 Yards, 909 Yards, | $200,000 more for a similar purpose before tnig’| ®Wore upon bim the crime of sed: her. He | with our imited we do very well. You rested and to his surprise charged with having as- Ces Field and Staff. os 9 Board meets again. This is the way the city debt ked avout hall an hour, then, showing signs Of | see those fellows get to Tnow the es on. Suulted with a plece of lead pipe Mr. Horace Gal- | | SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS—Held by Judge | Company A 2 13 | ip increased. fatigue, Onished hurriedly, saying that when his | the dierent lines, 80. We bave adopted tne pin, of No. 7 White street, It was statea further | Donodue.—Nos, 67, 89, 99, 100, 106, 120, 140, 146, 154, | 2 8 The Mayor wanted to know what this labor was | physical strengtn was regained he would be able | of changing them—altern: them, in an , that two gentlemen who witnessed the ag-,| 162, 163, 168, 17a. ) 8 for and what improvements had been made with tt? | tO Jurnmish proofs of his enure innocence that could'| the various lines. It ts ged rally, howert: ‘the’ saujt, and one of whom. gave chase after | Making Covrt—Held by Judge, McAdam. ‘08, 4 BR ‘The COMPTROLLER replied—Uptown streets and | 20t fail to convince the most prejudiced mind. Ha, unsuspecting country folk and travéllers in Daste the real assailant, stood ready to prove that Lani- | 5,791, 5,792, 6,515, 6,387, 6,782, 5,078, 6,414, 5,706, la 9 boulevards. said he never knew the girl until last winter and) going trom station to station who are the victims hab had nothing to do with the assault, Upon tnig| 5,810, 5,009, 5,449, 5,450, 5,454. 2 9 Mayor—Who authorizes this work ? was at no time intimate with ber, and certainly Of these gentry. The old ‘games are resorted to— tate of Jacts sppllestion was made to reduce nis ——— 3% H COMPTROLLER—The Common Council. In the Devos hed crate Bled wie ra a Bad crowding in doorways, pushing, knocking hats ail Irom $5, O $2,000, ie police magistrate | ompany course of time a million of names are sent tn her by . committing him having Axed the ball at tue for- | THE STOLEN HARLEM BANK STOCK. | vompany x: ee 6 to be paid. The Department of Public Works hag | attracting much attention trom young men of dis- a manis fan. ‘aves: ee poetry eo og t mer sum, and which, it was stated, was more than OE BETTS Day . Totals. ry} ia no check upon it. | Improvements are made long | Soluté character, for which she was severely criti- | mitting pockets to be picked,” he could procure. Mr, Dana, of the District Attorney’s office, stated that, inasmuch as the po- lice Magistrate had acted upon affidavits submit. ted to iim, the Court should not interfere. Judge ‘YO THE EpiTor or Taz HeRaLD:— ‘As my name hus frequently appeared during the pas: twelve days in the press of this and otner The number of men turned out compares favor- ab y with the strongest regiments that nave been to practice this year. SCORE OF THE NINTH REGIMENT, N. G. before they are needed. Mr. Vancp—We sometimes get an account of what 1s paid by property owners. These bonds to meet the payment for labor are issued for city im- cised by her irienas and talked about by her neigh- bors, icin, brani! he learned that ‘she visited houses of bad character, and that while engaged in teaching she formed the acauaintance of a ‘The reporter thanked the Obief for his aesneneet and wended his way to a certain hotel on Broad- way Where the sporting fraternity must do congre- gate. This is tn the vicinity of the jarge keno and Donohue thought that the matter shouid be leit | 2 vi MAN NAMED GUSTAVE MILLER, with the police magistrate, aud until some ‘more | cities in connection with the above named trane | Lieut. Colonel Hitchcock... } me $334 Se RNC COMEPA LAME nieeraptieh Tene made | then bookkeeper in the wholesdie hardware house TerQieames SG Ay wee tenet wenel weiten sane positive proof was sabmitted showing, as alleged, | action, and whereas the true facts of my connec- | private Tallman, Co.C : 4% 3 tol8esy | contracts existing. Ihave been tghting tor two | Of Kunball, Aikman & Vo., who had ever since been | right be obtained trom one ‘of the sporting’ me the arrest of the wrong man, he considered it lif | fon with the above have not been correctiy re- a 5 433 €15™ | youre to have the work carried on by-contract, | Her man. “ihat he several times adviebd her to be generaliy to de found in the vicinity, Ona esa duty to deny the application. Tieut. Henderson, Co. D.....) 22 3 4 3 SCH8{S0 | ‘This te alt private work. More prudent in her conduct on the street, and a ovared nclding: Up an jron piliar of ‘the poreh im pues Suicad Fr ported, I deem it my duty, im justice to myself and (ay 5088 aoa Mr. VaNce—These ate all good city improve. | especially in her selection of company. rather a depressed way, as if life indeed aay be... A DOCTOR'S GRIEVANCE friends, to make this statement. I am pertectly | Corporal Engle, Co. D. rar ments, Iam inclined tn opinion that something is | | — Ratan erg ty petings, pink reit of all ite charms sizice the’ sportive tiger had - x, willing to let the public judge as to whether I was | private Beauman, Co. E id loge in levying and collecting assessment bonds. | OF three momibe ago, Mo hon nee he i Fy ie leap in open day in the jungles neighbor- Some two weeks ago Mrs. Philomena Lovatt | brought a suit in the Court of Common Pleas for a any knowledge, up to the moment ef my arrest, of the original stock having been stolen. guilty in any form of an attempt to defraud or had | Private McAvey, Co. D, Private Gafiney, Co. D...... As long a8 these improvements go on we must collect the money belore the improvements are made or stop improving. Assessments have been collected up town, the money paid tn, and still no troubled about his. daughter; that he did not like | her actions, and dreaded to ‘leave home solely on heraccount. That he asked him (Moritz) to look ing fair yi "Epromren—Wel 1, 8. you look tired. THOUGHTFUL “TIGER” —Tired! I should say 80, There’s no liberty in this town any longer. ‘j alter the girl, to advise her prudently, and, if pos- lmited divorce from her husband, Dr, Gaien W. | Tne following is the statement sworn to by me | Captain Pryer, Co. G. Thus’ lose the, interest’ on. the money which ieee | sible, to draw her away from that Miller’ iat +rhSPORTER—What do you mean? day new Lovatt, on a charge of cruel and inhuman treat- | pefore Justice Wandell and corroborsted by Mr. | prummer Weea, Co. 3 } have paid in good faith to have thelr property im- | Miss Harding by degrees wan eaeiater hae of the | “THOUGHTFUL “TiokR”—Well, I'm going to move ment. Succeeding the service o/ the summons and | Anderson, the cashier of the Harlem Kank, so far ACRE CESK OUNCE mM toN Cem eCeCtO ASRS CEECERSRSRSRDM CORSTSRS SRS Com TOS HOES RRO REESE OD provea, away from a place where a man can’t rattle a lew complaint motion was made for alimony and coun- | as my statement in reference to my various inter- | 'T¥#t Kennedy, Co. C..... 3 | The Comptrolier had sent for ate cae Kirby, lis: foe? of. medaling’ wimtioties poses chips in an innocent way without having a visit { sel fee. In opposition to the motion afidavits | views With lim are concerned. This statement | Private Howara, Co. D. 2 ee goer renee gil ag Kirby whether | business, and finally regarded him ‘in’ the | {om the cops. No, sir! I'd rather live in Van were submuttea yesterday on behalf of the accused | was also corroborated by the testimouy ol Doth | 3 | ne possib: done that could be to | Nght of an inveterate enemy, so. that she | Diemanis Land. doctor. “He denies the allegations of his wire as to | Messrs. Uhew and sacia:— | Captain Montgomery, Co. E. | IR ee eUIIHee Aeieae aes city an.,| Woule Wot speak to him. He professed also to | » conto eae can’t you make it all right with craeity, apd throws ail the biame on the mother- y e . J. ©. Chew. 7" i Mm ¢ w that on the night when ene ‘ inlaw, 10 make the payment of alimony and | hh tea h i edeae foes Santee THe Ottis | Private Todd; Com... i eet bret Comptroller misstatea mass Harding had pete. a dhe Samer THOCGETFUL ia nite: Taxes tat but ifa man plays counsel fee as light as possible he alleges 1urther | confidence tn me, called and presented acertiticate tor | Corporal Myer, Co. G..., 2 {23 | his Fomarken He'Dan nad sald th from Miller, renouncing all connection with her, | ®“8quare” game, that takes ali the profts, But that, owing to the fact of this suit having been | twenty-five shares of Hariein bank stock, issued to and i aa 04 Bu is remarks, He (Mr. Vance) st ab 1 Was | oot in her agony at being thus rudely cast off by’ | they let the swell games go on up town-you know published in the newspapers, his practice has fallen | sanding iu the name of T. Cassidy. He stated that he | Private Munroe, Co. C 43 12 tg | his impression that the manner of laying and the only man she loved sie declaed upon suicide, where—and the little ten cent antes down here. Of irom fifteen to three paying patients a week. | 8S authorized to sell the same, and that the owner | 8 o y \ collecting assessments was loose. If the Comp- and charged the crime of her ruin upon one ‘waom | #f@ gobbled up and blackmailed to manulacture a The otter affidavits set fortu his good and amiable -| tnonev that day.” Ye belts so lave aadhe g Y ae jibe | Private Bartan, Co. C... 3 5 g712}a0 | troller tries to give his remarks that twist it isnot | Fre thongnt to have brought abour the cause ot | little cheap popularity for the police. Oh—ni character. that nothing could be done with it at that time. After | Adjutant Locky 403 mo then asked Mr. Kirby whether | 8epara:ion. The statement avounds with names | ,,A0d the reporter left him to his meditations on Juage J. F. Daly, to whom the papers were sub- | talking over the price, which was par. { told Mr. Chee | 2! 0223 ner St gw Ahh cose. Mr Kirgy | of men and women, places and incidents through. | the cruelty of man, which 1s said to make “count- mitted, fixed the counsel fee at $30 and alimony at | {pats he would send me the certificate I would, goto | Captain Wood, Co. F.. peed Teplied vay everything: possible Was vine ‘tract. | out ita tedious details. He seeks to convey. te Te Rene On aE rtino adiaie- Or? ek "Obie $6 4 week pending the suit. Correct, To this he ‘replied that, 4s the owuer Was a | Hospital Steward Wotfo, 232 lect the same, and retired. idea that toe win was thoroughly dissolute in Der | guotors or the Grand Sin Desbipeses street fcr MANSFIELD AND HER BANKERS, | | and on the followin mere stranger to him. ne did not know whether be would be willing to leave the stock in his hands or not. However, Mr. Chew sent me a copy of the certificate, morning I went to the Harlem SOE Bank and presented the copy to Mr. Anderson, the 0 sotarin her anger asto even threaten him, At | ¢Xalted idea of the virtue of the detectives sent to. , t hier, asking him the usual questions i i " 2 plan adopted, { have opposed the continued im- ge in tore: t Just before the last trial of Edward & Stokes | cashier, asking Lim the usual questions in referenes | Private Vail, Co. G.. H Provements, but have received no support from | this time tt is of course tmposmble to determine | Watch the thieves. Josie Mansfield claims to have deposited some | $13,000 with Bowles Brothers, the bankers, and | On coming down town by chance f met Messrs. Whip- fe and Joves, who were then in conversation about this 1 L, G. G. Pipette... Captain Colhman, Co. A... eee Sergeant Rehet, Co. F The MayoR wanted to know if there was no other system to do this collecting, to which the Comptroller made answer “The present system or plans are not my work—i would like some better the President of she Board of Aldermen. 1 op- posed the laying of the worthless, rotten, wooden character, and that he was ever trying to induce her to forsake such a life and live one of purity and Tespectability. That instexd of receiving his ad- vice kindly she became highly indignant, and went how mach truth there isin what Moritz says. Kimball, Aikman & Co. deny that any such man cars—said to be the worst infested line in New York with pickpockets—the reporter was given to understand that conductors did not have an A YOUNG OALIFORNIA OADET. stock. Mr. Jones made an offer of 85 for the stock, v1 Co. oa " as Miller was ever in their employ or that — having thus made what she considered safe dis | ani'stated that he had teen to Harlem that morning aud | T7vate Langem, Co. F § fase of tte Mayor aca Oapecien teen Knew any such person. Other speciae hissemenee, How the Son of an Oakland ‘Laundress posal of her surplus casb, she sailed for Europe. pomee Se oem, ‘Gas oe a replied tall Te ‘Was | COfporal Dunnenlen, Uo, D. }; undertaxen, the boulevaras are d shed along, pees spire Parties are Mentioned, also lack cor- Won His Way to Fame+His Remark- She had not been jong in Europe when Bowles of no use to make that bid as the owner woujd not take vi i . Co, I. 3 and when assessments are levies 18 found that 7 ool Record. Brothers failed, $200 being all the taney coe se | Ke" obaterin the day Twas Introduced ty Me. Chews | Private Witthen, Co, I f the samme sssesements are vacated. 1 ain not | ,,Mts. Jennie, Morris, of Charleston, 1n.; George | ®Bte Behoo! Hecor ceived on account of her deposit. She alleges tat | taal see” Tite war the hak Geno” aeatmecwiter of Re | Sergeant Hiller, Co. F..... H Gerelict, in my duties. «I have already issued | Harding's iret wile, from whom he was divorced wdepeps Nad Vik phen gnhonnienes 4 she was induced to trust her (ands to this banking | sidy. That same day Whipple, & broker, came to ae | o , ' 2 bonds amounting to $900,000 for the Department | Several years azo. and mother Todor: ataing, | Mention has been madein the Chronicle of the / firm through represeutations of Mr. Nathan Aye | nd stated that Cassidy was it hi offee and wanted hee egy ype eens caged 2 Seaweudag-sene tne nestioary Ve teeet there wee cause ofthe girl's ouiciae was Taltrcaumenton the | appolutment by Congressman Page of oung Sw a loan on som im Bas stock it old. vi }, ome 4 \ Seed ed | sty oir Siecle h pester ia ma ot, the pant, | Kagteed t make the town sod requested Whipple | Private Lawson, Co. C 8 be $200,000 additional asked for—and Hf part of her scepmother and father; that some time | Jimmy Glennon, of Oakland, toa cadstahip tn the ; Tong ago. Mr John D. Townsend, her counsel, in- | The “certiheate was hanaeel ‘te by Cassidy, bat it was | Dewales Carmen. Co: 4, H wee * ae oe 8 MEpAreAcns ,, (Ot ae ‘terre Htaater bur that” Mr. Harding ane his wife biel an ite ig tacts have Jeaked . 5 send, 1 ficute.y “aasid: " orks, an use the cit jebt 4 a a re - ‘a. | indorsed Th . Caasidy, I 00" | 4 Z 4 senter jat Of the foreman, who receives $6 per », tn 0 ee ged ope pp ingly ces pk pth al ioe Gisleeentl on Seats roan | Drammer Westfall, Co, A.. a hfs diem, and his name appears ‘again for $3 ~ or contession, Saale seat did not pelteve that Flo! one. You Glennon’s school recora has been xist of fer testimony Was that she was present at | 3 pany abd. see. the. secretary OF aM SOMITE oN | Private Knite, Co. A...... b Gil fetubenseo bay the Fame Gar eee B00." Probably imagined such was ins oases gocused ree | Wonderful, An admiring young classmate writes > id see ; ombany, Who | ye 4 the interview between Miss Mansfield and Mr. Ap- | knew iim personally, and who would cuaraitee that it | Quartermaster Kroltpflefer, y bie | claea that’ the foreman has a Tighe i cave Ge | Orat, and took Plora’s silence to mewn guile Mes. | ® long letter to the Chroniole concerning §1t, ‘ pleton and she Pumiuren jormer’s story as eae qe orsement stil being defective, I re- | f 4 tad” horse and cart, and I must pay. As the election | Morris’ statements, however, are nothing but the | in which he says:—"To show the enormous to the nature of the in ‘ | wAtterward Cassidy: proposed that he should go:to the | COTPOral Strouse, Co. I....... i 0-8} 48 | advances these payrolls increase,” thinnest kind of surmises, as she has KnOWD | task the boy has been at the THE OTHER COURTS | ban ens residence in seventy dntn saree bec aud ‘The aggregate of the team score runs up to 824 ae eee werent, bee on the isaue of Sraguee Bown te stereGena ac deabrber ene University it may be in ig $0 state that as ; ‘my residence in seventy-ninth street, provided | joints. whict ite aboyi x city improvement bonda, which was car- 4 long 48 there was grading offered the boys to do BUSINESS IN atimy residence faa Both Gkantty atthe, AEN | Taw vcen made by the regiments WHo have veces | Hed, the Comptroller, Messrs, Vaice and Wheeler | t0 lufluence public sentiment against Harding and | sredaq tere, WOE gr hours in SUPERIOR OOURT—SPECIAL TERM. Decimon: the bank, I teu noticed that the letter “shad been | Cover the firing parties in trontos the butts. 6 | nonds amounting to $20,000 for i Tr ~ wae-tha' 4 esa HT, 4 nard the Y protect the p 4 000 for improving Third But the most remarkable: part. 6 when the MoLatin va, Von Teen ntiase meitiod) andthe | had ceoppad. hie cigar opin ie ce aan tenet ce | Fi 1 Of bungling was nouced 1h the ward and agai F ment O talegootioonera WILL OP 7, 0, 1, BUOKLEY. bell tapned for recitation tn mathematics he was Clerk is hereby directed to file the same and an- | »ParHoD othe sienatires of jhe cashier and dniaing them Scores. and sighting and fring | The gity debts Ihe. isstle Was wate eee ae eeeee | ‘The will of Thomas c, T. Buckley, the son-in- Pr cohattiered Carmepeatinsiiog, SCORORt can” git eb: once check jor the amouni Pe ¢ ri nex it to the Judgment roll. denied, without | Wo, Tate is. the last thins thar have see inkwae, | + Sbace ante re “anigade affirmative votes, the Mayor voting no, law of James W. Gerard, Sr., was'admitted to pro- | thu nh a term er tation or eon’ 8 Silver.—Motion denied, oe ne AD a daven, (othe ation Bank pesented | Inepector of ry was absent. The First and | »iZe COMEmOLLEN Offered anotior resointion— | pate in the Surrogate’s office yesterday, He be- | exainination, and one OF two 1D a class of sixty Gurley vs. Maltby, et al.; MePherson ws, Simclatr;.| Dut thy cashier nord ne, tial owing to ths | Second Origudes ol this dueision possess great ade | Suet, would, Jikeise help to, swell, the city tn | Goegtns to the Chisdren’s ald Society 81,000, to tus See eT etete: ty both ena onan: Shag ky, ested Ve. ghiths: Krause va. Klebiah; Woll VA!) SS"sregw certificate, hus aayred et in the conte | The oemele ee ein tony. "ws | BUPAUADE to section 12 chapter 285, Lawa of 1873, | New York Bible and Common Prayer Book Society | wile section. failed on & aimioult Proplem, ous , gianted. | Possible sterms thai it was right, and pertectiy t were amounting to $150,000—stating that the originul hero would walk the board and solve it ing ind Sacla (the lat- ter gentieman i had nev Cassidy did uot have a new certitie attached to the certificate a power of a signed and duiy witnessed py Ander at my residence I found both Cassidy f ) waiting for but did haye orney correctly in, thé cashier of { the ranges this sumimer. ‘The behavior of the men was good. There were no details made nor guards planted eitner to Among tie gentiemen present were Major Gen- voting In the afirmatife and the Mayor in the negative. The latter said he ts determined to stop ‘this contract business on the oonlevards, The COMPTROLLER Offered a resolution to jasue in favor of Moritz. As yet, however, there ie no change, Moritg’s death would he halled as good news, although further developments may repre- sent matters in & very different lignt. $1,000, to his sister, Sarah B. Turmer, $5,000; to nis Glennon, at the first the morning, was over from Alameda, ‘abou moiles distant, with his sleeves roll pick oF shovel in hand, cents an hour alo: wo 5 by Judge Monell, food for the amount of my toan. Yao next t n ral jene: " ‘all was for $300,000, but that o; recy opiteven® ve Hersey.—Motion dented. Bee} trent to the BADR. exe cting to Oban new varuidente: ion stat Gonna wate Ighth Tenet MAO $150,000 had Siready been isstied, He siao remaricd Coane ye Loramie ate! aero teeny ie eende with cheerful face and teady forest on. ut after a cons on le president and | AU Sad, Volone) Scoit, Righth me that Croton water pipes are being laid up town wi dane L. Young, $2,500; to Julia P. strong, | command, trundling his wheelbarrow or wield! Mildurn vs. Miidurn.—Motion denied, | C&ahioe she tatser informed me tac | must be idecuiiet | Guard: Colone! Rosur, ‘Thirty-second Fogiment y gow, whion will rob belore peome not ct Ko | $1,000; to Mary Latey, ® “jaithfal servant,” $500: implementa among the graa rd Med aud judgment entered. call upon him tor mfornvution, yet sak assuring me-that | others, i J ing the Mayor voted no, 3. Vanderpoel each @ piece of mlver 0 | wit, A boy capable of doing all this is bound to Connor ys, Lord.—Order of reference as entered | the certificate was all right. =, |. The regiment returned in guoa ora A resolution of the Comptroller to issue $60,000 | be selected by the testator’s executors; | gueceed in life.” to stand. ; | “Om Wednesday I received a totter trom Cassidy. dated | yy ne" momen rerum Sood order so the Clty, | «New York City Bonds for Liquidations and |‘ ms wife, Katharine L. Buckley, _ nis SS fone nt nretlen on appeal ap- | oh aceraaeated tad choweg ing auisoniy Yor sskine | ec | Gurrene vowg,/ /ufments was adopied by 8 con- | Ornieestate duriag ne? ufetime, for une sapportet | PRESIDENT MACMAKOWS HOME POLICY, target ,, AL we ri 5 a carrent vote, is estate dui er lifetime, for the support | a gt v8. Rot. —Motion to vacate judgment arth aMeer oie sick Thal peereae, havent with | REAL ESTATE, | iit VAXOR’@ resotution, mentioned above, was purer t} i} pentose renee re (From Galignant’s Messenger, August 4.) canal shier, Dut ‘owing to the ab- | t ol sore then taken opt - senoe ofthe predaunt Faia, Tot get the new ceriincate | The real estate market opened for the week yesterday During the proceedings Mr. Vance made the foi. | Witt power of appointment to ner 10 distribute In answer to an inquiry from the radical Depa. COMMON PLEAS8—SPECIAL TERM, tor weet, I aaned. cine, cashier that at the Exchange with the vollowing iegai sule:—Mr, lowing statement to the Boa the estate to the children at her deatn in such ep. ties tn he Assembly on Friday as to whether the Decisions. again assured m said if 1 would and call the next day he would mi Hugh N. Camp sold, by order ot the Court, in torecloaure In payment of judgments against the city Portion as she shall deem proper; with the Viso, however, that the portion of the vestator’s government, during the legisiative recess, woult | under the direction of George Waddington, ’ during 1873 the following sums have been a By Judge J. F. Daly. ifvate 1H fhe name of 0. Bh th plot of gronnd situated on Washington avenue, as tree | PFODTAted:— P| provertf devised to him by nis first wife (the Prevent a recurrence of the monarohtoal attempte i Hackett vs. the Mayor, &c.; N. J. Montetmer ys, | issued tn Wt Inont, fwenty-fourch wara, Wan yee! 4 1973. De eULer Of JAIBeR WW. GePEEd, Oty eee ee aera ert ee ae Lee oe Cigeey snd "<The the Mayor, &c.—Motions granted. See opinion. eu ue NEW YORK PhOVERTY—ny MM CAMP. First quarte: between his children as they respectively attain or the Interior has already deciared in Holyoke’ vs. Brown.—substitation orderea’ or to hi Plot of ground situated w. s Washington av., Recon’ quai | wogone Of wenty-one years. He inte ea ex- | bureau that the government are determined to. cere, Opinion pian ahnrs azenene | "fankind ara sralots aria pe ot | Shin oat <cuuorg aa entamenshry guardiags oF RCI | uptiold che lam aghast atcack from aay qnarer = ‘ , M 2 ward, uck ie: . oy iT al in the mater de, Morrison, de—Jn my opin | Uysiay'sleuery all murbordne tw come fom Muy at | Sarah L. Ofden sont 4 ward. Total y 4 Jantes thomson, "0" | with armuness, oradence sud Impuruadltye om