The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1874, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1874,-TRIPLE SHEET, journed the examination at the point where | debt. But it is claimed that as no boud has yet been | Howard Ellis and ex-Judge Emott tor the appel | McNabb, while he was passing through Thompson | the functions of the important office which he had to « c———————— Staph or uned as his conference aby the assigace and sebedule of the ‘assigned | lapts, street. They did not suceeed in getting an: filled Jor so wany years, i i H E C 0 U R T § eo | with Davenport, "we. strenuously objected to | property made by the assignor the tiue to them has not money, but one of them got a Bocket: Kune The | Mr. Joshua Van Cott; special Assistant District The adjournment, but Davenport adjourned its aying he | passed fo the assignee. At the common law and under oinldinent measure iol Townen Aitarhen then addressed the jury for the I | would do us he liked; ou the sist of October there was | tiestatures of this state previous to the act requiring | THE KING-ALEXANDER CASE, | complainant positively identilied Tow eOaRe pad Speaking ior more than two nours and ¢ ing an adjourned oxnmnines part of te time peral the yr arg ine guny yy id gt abt Fee peared on the scene and arrested the accased @ veriict of guilty in the premises, | Dav ik : y euelit of erediio liv- ae y } took the tualor pase in “th axaninaton y Davenban's cred to the assignee, constituted @ valid transfer ot the it will be remembered . that an indictment had | who ran into a house, Townsend and two colored Judge Neilson then proceeded to charge the 0: in Court---Alle ed Malfea- , manner was imperious and insulting to counsel; the | Ute to the assignor’s proverty, without either an inven women swore that he had nothing to do with the | jury, He called the attention of the jury to the avenport in Court---. g' Case Was again adjourned to the sth of Novembe: tory or a bond. This Was so weil settled and generally | been 1ound in the District of Columbia against | yobbery, The jury tailed to agree upon a Verdict | several tax bills cited by the prosecution im evip Davenport was not present, but Mr, Heinrich was there | understord 3 oer rpose of supporting I The creditors | Albert Cunz lor paying conspired with others te | and were alscharged at alate hour im the after. | dence of the allegation that the money paid had 2 d | . cf 8S ce of | to assent to th v a noon, been embezzled, and dwelt upon the section of the sance in Office-—-The Investigation. | ing tarshinus, in tener fis | Srved a acu ot | Sect ng oe the contrary Warm muds ts appear’ | “evame the chardter of Columbus Alexander, of Pottt Larceny: amended charter relating to the duties ot publis to have the case dismissed; on the ath of Uceober the | and that, with flellvery of the suigament, was ull | Wasoington. At the time the indictment was Caroline Dehm, cherged with stealing on the «Mcers, showing that persons fliling the positious motion Was argued before Judge Benediet (Papers on at was requil to render ft operative. A failure to | roynd the defendant was in this city and sur- . who mi propriate to their personal use, in any’ this motion produced). company the delivery with the possession of the loth inst, $27 worth of jewelry, belonging to Wit- | way, sh: pe or manner, the public funds, shall be Tv Ss i f H Counsel oflered to prove that while the case was being | propery was then, and still ix evidence of fraud; | rendered himself to Commissioner Usborne, He | liam Jahn, pleaded guilty to petit larceny. She | deemed guilty of embezziement. He referred to ee OMY | aravedbeiote the’ Juage, Communit, Dayeaport | BAL ie, erely created 8 presumption, wBich | omeroq warry Hill as his bondsman, and this being | Was seut to'te Pemfentiary for three Mouths. | She tact that six iudictmeuts lad been foun a he part of the nee, Evidence ed by the Commissi bail ted ——— against the ex-Tax Collector, and in this one the Clews & C t up to the Gourt, | Suen demas oe eB approved by the Commissioner, ball was sscep! rosect i to one set ba Tuled'out the olf as not coming within the | showing , the, assignment to mageuon | for Cung tn the sam of $10,000, A day was named JEFFERSON MARKET POLIOB COURT. Prosecution had confinea itself merely & charges specified. good faith was suffictent to remove the presump! Prosecution had contined itself merely to one set oS N08 ‘ ioe Arising ut of a failure to deliver posession of the prop: | for the examination of Cunz, when Mr, A. Oakey Nelly Dunn’s Misdoings. Smee Tena teen een te enived toan hee bs uses Was turther exaunined. occupy an the ais- | erty to the assignee, accom with a reasonable ex » v ing! Thoney could not trict in which he resides? t on accounting hone: been actually received, and t pial for such failure, and that | Hall appeared as his counsel and objected to thi Before Judge Smith. have bi for it Assignment of Salaries— | “ouiccied to asinmatcrias ine arrest mas mado | Laistwent warhol assailed and the sect thatacne ot | Mdietment on the ground that it did not_ ch Mra, Marcella Seely, of No, 227 East Twenty- | wag appar abstracted by clerxs in the omlce, oe The Game Spoiled. wnat arbitrary manner and for partisan purpose the bonds and evidences of debt were contained in the | AUF offence against the federal statutes, He hed | ninth street, left her house on Wednesday after- | Office, The jury must decide whether, with & 1 re! ur: . avenpol | safe held by the sheriff by virtue of thi cutions suf- | that it Was no ofeuce a; view to all the C) wane garter was heard ou bebalt of Mr ive tered to | feientiy accounted Jor their non-delivery to the as- | law of the United States to defame the | Noon in charge of her servant, Nelly Dunn. When | {n‘their o tae facts that showed the deficiency, a was guilty or inno- e 7 ae anh German, he should | signee. The point therefore, is presented whether the | character of an individual, Commissioner Os- | Mrs, Secly came back she found Nelly had gone, | cent, The ju prove Wereated though he was even. charged ‘with'a vio- | grment. ee ee oe ~ fh Bl pees: 18 | veq | borne believing that he had no authority to pass | and also pA $20 worth of clothing, Mrs. Seely | before seven Deloie ees SO RabDSERte: SBOERP The Hod Defaleation—A D: Oi ce wane fo the assignee while his bond was not given and no in- | 8 the validity of an indictment found by the Su- | then went to a house in Greenwich avenue, where ort aerate aor e ge cation—A Dam- The offer was Tule OU a eect was produced in | ventory Was made of the property. waignet. at | Preme Court of the District of Columbia, suggested | ghe suspected Nelly had gone, and there found POLICE aging Letter the Assenibiy district in which Mr, Heinrich resides by | common law. end under the statutes OF this Stale prior | that the matter should ve brought velore Judge | part of the property stolen ‘and two pawn tionets TRIALS, ng : hig imprisonment t fo the wet, of fuch 4 transfer would have | Blatchford in the United States representing the remainder, Nelly pleaded guilty Tniy question Was also ruled out. been inade by it. and the law upon this subject was not | a writ of habeas corpus. Mr. Hall, accepting this | and was fully committed, Seoutaneneoud TRSTIMONY OF J, 4 0, LANGBEIN, abrogated by the act of 1861, That sinply restrained | suggestion, applied for writ, but the Court More of Stev. coping the ted Guardians Us John A.C. Langbein sworn am a lawyer in part- | And ims ¢ principles teeviously applicable so tar | THEM CP Mame Anat it could Dot consider te to Their Duty, | solein spon t the ean Malem Mthe yr aren’ “s question of the validity of the indictment on George Stevens, who was arraigned at this Court c ty cer John Fi that'act has been since amended. (Laws of Is, chapter | & suit of habeas corpus, It was then | on Wednesday charged with false pretences, was ee oan complained ttlscmettcicie tate | nership with iny brother; was present at iost of the ex- Davenport was insolent to counsel and, 1 ind acted in an arbitra: so iis | 600, secon 1.) The title of the assignee now continues | gu, ts pt District Attorne: a . gested that the Assistant Distr y general enewer way thathe woula. go on wiih tt ‘beat | Coritingent and defeasibie until the fond ‘required from | ghouid make @ motion tor the removal of the ac. | #eain arraigned yesterday on @ charge of forgery, | sioner Diabecker, for assaulting and using inde Week; that he had to go to Washlugton. | Chitty dave Stee the aeocuton atts Lott. we tue | eased to Wasnington, and that upon such motion | preferred by Charles L. Rurohan, teller of the | .014 language to Mra. Mercy W. There was an extended argument yesterday be- | "Nr. Wingate offered in evidence an order dismissing | {iinty is Sitar tho Sxscution Of the sssienmen’ ie | the question relerred to could be fairly raised. | ayingdon Square Savings Bank. On the 21th of Hen eee ome Tener MAOn Of fore Judge Donobue, of the Supreme Court, in the | the Proceedings against Heinrich | | i coma pe | aud determine; but, in the meantime, the | This application being made, Mr. Hall repeated | this month Stevens bad. deposited. at the above | the Nome for Fallen Women, Mrs, Eliza Pilsbury . assignee takes the " title under the assignment, | the arguments he had previously used against the | pank acheck op the Murray Hill Bank for $38, | andthe Rey. Mr. Battersby. The ladies and tne ir. Porter objected to the or Taylor will case. It came up ona motion tu pro- | shown tnat it was material, 13 4 2 | 7 offe: the bail efeasible op the failure to execute and file the bond, | valiat of the indictment, Yesterday Judge aiter Jones. This Libit tue Surrogate trom recognizing tue executor | ,.# Wingate oMtered the orter, 6 then Pelagia ex: | Vat complete and effectual In case the brovisions of thé | Blatchford rendered his decision in the lollowing | Snack proved to oe & lomsaty, clergyman were going through Roosevelt street, THE KING-ALEXANDER CAS aminations to Di a ¢ Stevens w 7 - trom act | pg ad oeeit was the cad of the matter betore Judge | #atutes in that respect shall be complied with. (Chap. | worgg:—-l think this & proper case for a ¥arran my and ‘*8 | on their way tothe Home for Fallen Women, on fad execuine of the will, aud the laser om Benedict, | $43 Luwe ot 166), seetion 3: Julliaud vs. Rathbone, of removal.” A Warrant, in the usual terms, will committed. the corner of Roosevelt and Water st: n 4 sy : ‘ ; |X, $784) ‘This contingent. title In the assignee 5 4 streets, whe! img a8 such, both acts being claimed to be in appo- ‘Mr. Porter said he saw nothing in the charges asto phd + salasaaet id Beastie it continuance . ia now be issued for the removal of the deiendant to EB OovRgT, Sition to the recent decision of the Court of Ap- | this mater a Tr is no way releyantexceptas show. | $0 Place it out o1 the power af the fasigiee ioturn out or | Wasuington, ESSEX MARKET POLIO Dappening to notice & woman on the street who of ~ el he assigned arrests towar ie satistaction of — D f Shoppi. on Grand Street. | had formerly been an inmate of an institution beals reversing the decision of the Surrogaie, ing that the proceedings terminated in the eae Oe | TO eee een eoved keaivat bin diciee the cine ae angers o: pping ~ Im the United States District Court yesterday, in | Mecomplaine Co ee iy op, | {owed the agsignee tofcombiets Mis tite under whe | BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS. elore Judge Kilbreth. presided over by one of the ladies, they stopped to the case of Morris Reiman and Albert Friedlander, | smiin rly, Jr. sworn reside at No. $8 Third avenue; | SEERMOUL. Se ead ae ne wittever ts anuke ay On Wednesday afternoon last, as Mrs. Helen | SPesK to her, ‘They had been engaged in conver- Bileged bankrupts, alter lengthy argument upon — Tealied on’ Mr. Day prt, prior tothe 2, the election of 172, | Ui sposal or disposition of it different trom that provided Gorsch, of No, 128 Orchard street, was walking | ®ation with her but a few minutes when Omcer " the case of Mr. Hel T went to the gps Aw 1 Py pny COURT OP OYER AND TERMINER h 5 1s the coustitutionality of the Laukrupt law, the Fifi Avenue fiote{ ana. Tound: Mim’ in "a Foo vat could’ not compty with The demand madeon behalf thé Sie through Grand street, 8 young man named Fred- | Farran arrived. He pushed both the old ladies, Validity of which was attacked on the ground that {he back of the, bar: Mr. leinrich bad told me judgment creditors, or thathe shoula apply the bonds and Jerome B. Frazier, convicted in this Court on | oyicx wel) came rushing past her, and seizing | Mr. Whittier and Mrs, Pilsbury into the roadway, under it the alleged bankrupts could secure their | Davenport said that 1 ees and for that reason his relusel todo 40 was inno | Tuesday of forgery {a the third degree, in forging | wg, Gorsch by the left wrist, snatched her pocket. | at the same time using to them filthy language, . ‘ Violating the Election lag; he sali bail had been offered, sense of the term unjust. 7! Wisions of the code | the indorsement of David J. Ely upou certain real | book out of her hand, Detective Dyer, of the | As the officer has since the occurrence shown @ discharge in bankruptcy without obtaining the | putt, | elurich had been. charged. wit . ra posed he wanted to ascertain the solvency of the ‘oceeded under requires that the debtor shall be re- | | eration, and befo consent of all their creditors to suct a discharge, Tsuywested that T would bo Mr, lleinrich’s oail; Bicstea “th apply his debts, choses in action or other | estate Douds for the purpose of effecting @ loan | Waleaue oat’ anna block away ‘succoedsd in | TeaFet for nis conduct the ladies were dis art eo said the matter was optional with him: I spoke of ty toward the satistaction of the creditors’ judg- | on the same, Was yesterday brought up for sen- tone lenient with Tie, bat Cetpmiesener ine jadge Blatchford readered @ decision sustaining rr it 7 ty well | Broperty tor » capturing nim. He was fully committed, I» . S| ENowitin the @isticts ir. Davenport said that was'an | ipemts and that, he shall wnjuady refu © | tence. The prisoner (a young man and evidently a. becker said that could not in any way excuse him the constitutionality of the law, saying that com: the detendant can be in iy r, Davenport said that Was an the proceeding. taken d praia ssh ee: Davenport del not ask ine anyihine about | sututed or maiutaine Fetusal is not shown | well educated) made an urgent appeal forclem-| PIPTY.SEVENTH STREET POLIOB COURT, | im the eyes of the Board, uc! ition <ettiements can be made in notes, example of; Daveaport did not ask me anything about ‘case, ne oo ri aot the Dower $s comply with the de. | ency. He protested bis innocence, declaring that 5, : y Mr. Mr. James W. Tucker, of No, 226 West Twen' Some two years ago Daniel Fallon leased to the | MY responsibility alter I offered myself as’ bail for ty e cher. ‘ tye Board ef Supervisors Nitison Hall, in Fiireenth | “eorcecamined ty Me, Davenport—The room in whieh | mand made upon him. he was unconscious of doing anything wrong and A Pockethook Snatcher ninth street, charged Omicer Charles A, Martin, of {saw jou at the Fifth Avenue Hotel was used by youas | The motion will, therefore, be deniea with costs | tnat he believed the indorsement to be genuine, Belore Judge Utterbourg. tne Eighth precinct, with shooting his (Tucker's) street, to be used as an armory, the rent agreed |g yinyor office, | and the proceedings dismissed, He asked that tho Court be merciful and take into | 4 Ptisoner, who spoke with o strong German | dog through malice and seriously en angering s00N. Deng S680) & PAT, 40 Send: BheCoMEDIROL: | | Pee eS area Hr OnTAE acter, | | coneinenatign his wile and children, who, he said, | S¢eeDt, was arraigned, and gave the namo of | duckers lie Wille in the act. Mr. Tuck roy ler paid the rentas itiell due each quarter, but id resided in Monrye street. in 1872: the wd of HE HODG EF ALI ‘ i jy | Daniel McEvoy. He was charged by Lena Kitzin- be finally stopped iurther payment, and the result Getover, 1872, 2 youre han ° ne. into my store who | T £2 D CATION CASE. on bis being sent to prison, would be left entireiy | Ny. B y kill the dog, but that he took er, of No. 216 West Thirty-ninth street, with hav- | tice of him, never suspecting bh was that suit was brought agaist the city for panied Rovhey, who lived ap stairs; { tollowed him into | FE ae CORTE Cy ae tier Centeace ee robbed her “ : : $17,500, balance of rent alleged to be now due, {he hall and asked bin his business: he suid be was rhe further hearing of the case of tue United | said that the case Was one In Which, irom its pe- while she was pi hate iA ec oa acc. Was TD | The case came on for trial yesterday belore Judge | we fellows described in the HxRaLD as annoying citizens States versus Polnamius & Jackson, late stock | cullar circumstancea, and however much bis own street, He was committed for tri Street, and on the opposite side of the, Wag, he saw Van Brunt, in Supreme Court, Circuit. Tne de- BOGEr pretence ol ang ine ee eee wug brokers in this city, Was resumed yesterday. The | ADEE EE eg Atanaad, bing ere ryt '¢ A Wife Swoaring Against Her Husband. | the officer killing tie cog. He went over’ to him fence was tbat the Board of Supervisors had no | taking the registry; | was arrested and taken betore | getion has been brought by the government to re- | extenaing to him any leniency. The offence was a Thomas Bennett, a night watchman residing at ry ed seven Udsomee) ete pig Rainy authority to execute the lease, and that iteexecu- Gommissioner Havenport: Mr Kirk offered to Dall me; | Oov4y from the defendants the sum of $500,000, | grave one, and @ man of his intelligence could nos No, 823 Second avenue, wae charged by OMicer 4 PI a3, aud then fred another shot at the animal. He . Fi rime ti der the baii; Commissioner Davenport ap- fail to appreciate the responsivility he wag incur- | pevitt, Nineteenth prectnct. with striking him on . tion was through collusion between Mr. Fallon | fits lo comiay ior the’ examination, bur be was nee | Wuic money, it is alleged, was Ting in the commission of the crime ior which be | tye nena with neotee aud tearing bis badge om | that ecieia tin head on Taceette maasioue aa and certain partica in the interest of the Board of | reaay; | never was able to have an examination, though | defendants by Mr, J. L. Hodge, lave paymaster in | nad been convicted. He should then have thought trembled so he could not move it. Mr. Tucker Sapervisors. ‘The case promisea to ocoupy two or I demanded ittwoor three times =) the §«United States Army, for the purpose | Oo! his wile and children, and his tender solicitude bis coat. The officer, tt appeared, was called upon | aideq hat he had serious fears ‘for bie Uhree days, Meantime the pomts raised by the | pereyou Se ides ner of conducting stock speculations on bis ag- | 19 {Heir Wellare now came iog late, He concluded py Bonnets neighbors to. make peace between | lie during the operation, Several witnesses . a the testi. | 19 Mr. Wingate—I think it was after the bail was taken by sending him to State Priaon jor five years—the him and Mrs. Bennett, whom he had beaten in a | called by the officer swore that the kik defence are denied by the plaintiff, and the te: | that the duy for examination was set down; I never had count It is claimed by the government | Milextentof the law, ‘the prisoner's wile and savage manner; hence the assault complained of | ing occurred while the dog was under mony, as might be expected, is decidedly confilct- | an examination. | that the defendanta knew that the money | Cildren were in court, and the scene following by the officer. The Court sustained the action of | a cart, and that Mr. Tucker was nowhere in ti ing in character. TESTIMONY OF W. P, KIRK, tea with them oy Hodge was the delivery of the sentence was deeply affecting. tie policeman, who had cut. Bennett severely on | nei; nborhood. They also stated that the dog ba is . reside at No. 57 Madison street; 1have beena mem. | 80 inves! a | William Hoghes was next arraigned for sen- the head with his elud, and hela the accused for | made several attempts to bite the officer, and he Judge Benedict sat in the United States Circuit bet Asem) ay! p terms: Jast before, the, glectior of pot his own, but was the property of the gov- | tence, under the conviction of kee; sailors’ trig), ‘Ine wile texttt Sgainat the husband and | was quite justified in killing him in their opinion, Court, criminal side, yesterday, to sentence the | peieu'tor some violstion of the flection law :1 4} ernment. The defendants deny this, and adsert | boarding house without license. sudge Preacy tm iavor of the ome Commissioner Disbecker dismissed the case. parties found guility of the offences with which ey er a eaad ine to Hse Date ue r. that they believed the money was the actual prop- | stainte requiring the keeper of a sailors’ boardin, Alleged Maltreatment of a Chila. Robert J, Cormie, of the mounted bt ry bed they were charged during tue term. was by his (harshals trom ‘what T had heard; tasked erty of Mr. Hodge. It seems to have been ali lost | house to take out a license, he thought the ends —‘Bliza Gregory, of No. 254 East Fifty-seventh | Cv@tged with knocking down and injurio no noe asked me some questions: he asked me about a man | e would, cari his threats out. One day last t Habapyrtincs Fo ea week, however, as he wason the point of steg- al, to two years in the Albany Penitentiary and $1,000 wanied anexamination: T sai y named Matthew Moc«ler. Cormie, it a} ‘ed on Wiliam Simpson, the Centre street newsdealer, | Davenport to take ball, and he seemed reluctant to take | iy the speculation, | Of Justice wauld be aly saried a, oA re sty street, charged Ellen O'Yoole, of the same wouse, | the trial, disliked the boy through some family eonvieted of sending obscene matter through the it would probably occupy twenty-four hours toexumine Mr, ‘Tremain, and Mr, Sherman, United States | Ynicn wus Prompdy paid, wi with ili treating and {nhumaniy beating her hus- a hea) peed re 5 ae om Mails, Was sentenced to ten years in the Kings Uj 1 Wall Yown ior examination tie exunination dia District attorney, appeared to conduct the case | Aiter passing the above sentences the Court ad- band’s nleve, a qhild of ix years of age, named | cingt was Serer orn iil omerene phpeohilf County Penitentiary and to pay & fine of $8,000, | not ome off: we were told Dave pork was siek: I thiek ee ecmaunpobin evidence & lated Whicnl Wah jgerges ey Bee A ee es Maggie Murphy. The child was in Court ond M.A. Barnett and Mrs. Buckly in a civil dispute e first adjournme! 5 a 5 lection. 3 | and stand committed uot Pe a cr make | ecckestam ke ities cgsmeovagt aikeaot Mo written by Hodge im Wasniyton, in Gocober 1864 aul oh he bend. th chemeeihaaniccs te cunts pore | SEMERMEE ES Oh re ae james ‘ye otary pi d 7 a god addressed to Messrs. Poluamius & Jackagn, peng 8 A jack eves and seve! ecomtusions on other parts ” f e in th I 9 " fe Cornelias Regan was complained of by Oliver H. ing a taise aM@davit in procuring natoralization was repgecible, tr Da venpore ou me ns bail said I New York, ‘The Principal portions of SUPREME OOURT—OHAMBERS | of the boay, which, foveral witnesses were ready | Keep for introducing an aiicer ¢@ tin wha called to 1oMr. Wingate! cannot say that Mr. Davenport re- ie, | tO prove, were infiicted by the defendant, fhe himself Murphy, for the purpose of borrowi Praesens pga Pac yb ap pee used to take bes! on fhe ground shat Mr. y had | are as sollows:— Decisions. | Gerendant’s explanation 18 this—and she ty borne | money. It alter ward turned ous that the man © them, was sentenced to four years and six months yar mo soapiineea! jon’t know that Mr. John B. Murray, of New York, who ia, I believe, an By Judge Lawrence, | out im her statement by the litte girl ner- | pot an oficer. The Court satd the Board of Police im the Kings County Penitentiary. walved Of OSTIMONY OF BERNARD O'NEILL, SIA, PBrieen Zakk pokes, ee for afong teen | fn tne Matter of moore.—I see no ressom to | self—trata cat, with which the child was playing, | had no sympathy with men who made It @ practice Rev. John Cowan, ex-chaplain of the Sixth New No, 491 Second avenue; was arrested by two has written. to the Paymaster General and asks tho lar | Bane my former decision in this matter, | on Sunday evening last scratched her eyes and | to buy up poticemen’s salaries. Duing so had York Artull 4 John Kehoe, found gality of October, 1872, and taken belore Commis. jowing question :—"Is an oltcer of your department, | By Judue Daniels. | forehead, and the result Was # discoloration of demoralizing effect upon the diseipline of the men, ‘ork Artillery, and John Kehoe, guilty o' enport in'Unlon square ; asked him what was possessiug your confidence, and hear your person, just, | Irwin v8. Mengos,—Order granted, both eyes. ‘the contusions on the back and limbs | and the Commissioners looked upon it ag an em- aitempting to defraud the government of a $1,000 the charge; he said the charge was that I had beer iry- ted in communicating to Other parties the substance of Senneider va. Clews,—Opinion, were, the defendant turther explained, received joyment somewhat out of the line of reputable United States bond, were sentenced—the former ae barge alae ieeeny Sonn ne eee ee ane Coen e been em nae | By Judge Barrett. by the cnild faling down stairs, Dr. Goodenough, usiness. Mr. Keep said he had bought the salar ta ra and he put it or such knowledge in speculating in stocks, thereby, in | Bireh vs. Cohen.—Opinion. of Bellevue Hospital, eXamiined the child and was ies of perhaps fifty policemen, charging them at dows for the day atter cect: he said I must go | ee of opinion that the injuries were not inflicted by a the rate of fifteen per cent per month for the fine, and the latter to thirteen months in the ‘o"Cudlow stceet Juin, where, 1 wae taken ‘by ihe | ie tent aan cioetan truhane jenna SUPERIOR OOURT—SPEOIAL TERM. ‘Mra O'Toole was held for examination to- use of his money. Regan asked to have the case Kings County Penitentiary and $1,000 fine. shal and locked up all night until eleven ofclock '@ mentioned my name ald some ‘items of 22 chy day, . adjourned to give him an opporiunity to find Mur- 4 & +! xt day, when I was brought before another Commis- information that have given him @ clew. Please inform | Decisions. Senet hy. He stated that he was issuing /rom Mr. Joseph W, Carey, mate of the abip Soverelgn of sioner, wno fixed the bail at $2,000; at the day fixed tor ine at once whether he has any inowledge or your hav. | OOURT OALENDARS=THI3 DAY, Keep’s office ove day, when he met this man. the Seas, convicted of cruelty to a seaman, was ™Y examination J attended with iny counsel, but Dayen- ing acted as my brokers and whether you have told him | By Judge Curtis. — | Murphy at the door. Ae did not know him, busi port was not in attendance; I have heard nothing of it: anything or jet him know from whom the wnforma- | Looram vs. Sherwood et al.— Order signed. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERE—Held by Judge | M howed & li e ’s badge and fire ke; Bentenced to two months in the Kings County Rold Dayenport Susie itiaia trad erremted, (nat Ral was fies catue, fe: ‘would bre siao § 709 mone Seater oe ts: | Whitney vs. Field et ‘Motion for leave to yerrert.. 93, 94 100, 112, 118, 175, 186, ‘eL | aut ine. ‘beueved i 10 be an officer. Murphy‘ } - turu to Me by express all my letters relating to: —Noa. Penitentiary and to pay a fine of $250, Veniet for me to be locked up; 1 have heard that Dav- or iniitury newsand the copies of yours to me, destters Ree ee a ean Rar ree oF CRONE | soy, 1000) Ser, M81, 902; S86, asked where Mr. Keep was, and Regan went back. ‘alnews may be pre- _ Wiliam Edwards, for breaking open lamppost let- fad made remarks as to the reasons which induced containing merely orders or ge! to arrest me, but Ldid wot hear those Temarkedi- | served. asl consider | have eperieet rinht te operate in Bailey vs. Burns,—Notion granted second Friday |) SCP#SM® COURT—GENBRAL TERM—Held by Judges | again to the office and sald tu Mr. Keep, pointing: . Davis, Daniels ‘and Lawrence.—Nos, 129, 130, 131, | to Murp! “Here’s @ Ian wants to see you 084 trom ie Been eee rete ee none | weet we mamtiMony oF 5:4, SBIKLDS, Sate that huve Honeso it called on fora resort “twit | Rugwies, as & ; : 103, 100, 72, 73, Tl, 148, 148, 154, 108, 06" 201° 308, | businesb.”” The case was adjourned to give tha’ Kings County Penitentiary. | _ John A. shicids, United states Commissioner, sworn— overueu Your letters to mean roturn or deatroy any ze hagales, 8 Recetver, kc, va. Willmont—Thede- so, 10, 211, 21s, 213, 214, 216. 2i6, 1, 2,8, 190, officer an opportunity to find Murphy. John L. Carey, convicted of stealing letters, | I have been a Commissioner since lof, ana have been you or I think desirable. endant has lea ¢! Af Withio =" SUPREME COURT—OrRoUIT.—Part |—Adjourned for ted with the United states Circuit Court sin ten days he pays plaintiif’s costs aud deposits $500 ne 4, Part 2—Held by Judge Van Brunt was sent for four years to the Kings County Peni- | counec net Mince Evidence baving been given with reference to in the United Sta:es Irust Company to aulde the Causes. cNos, S404, 4102, 4034, S868, 4000, OSG, AOL, COTTAGE HOMES. tentiary. . A question was put to Mr. Shields as to what was the Papers in the suit defendants’ counsel rested bis event of une sult; judgment and sudsequent pro- 3062, 8292, 4028, 3020, ‘iasa “bisa, Ace” Pate s ' Rovert G, Watson, who pleaded guilty to at- | Sracues.of Commastoners in waking, Cal 13 kegara 1 SHS. ss wag rodalied by Mi. remain to re. SevviUds, 2 ve thereupon vacated, otherwise to Heid ay Judgo Donohue, Nos. 06, 1188, 201, 4051, tempting to negotiate a $1,000 United Statesbond, | ,, This question was objected to, and the Court sustained but certain statements made on the part of the ‘Hiackwell et al, va, Hengstback—Judgment of S8)/, #088, S080, 4076, 1SMK., Said, Sept, S11, 4005, eens bad warhay pres - N rar bebga he 4 8 sentenced to the Kings County Penitentiary | 7 TESTIMONY OF JOBN A, OSBORN, ate He paid ne Desa mae Ms. {eKs0R any. perpetual jnjanetion signed, rb Bag te eed i he BENS TERE Pate THe. by Lad rate pose, Ais mi ia dos lerome oe for two years and to pay a fine of $1. 2 dohn 4. Osborn, sworn—T am a United states Commis gwuer o/ bis nouse, Which he had pald for oUt Of | Hale vs. the Omsha National Bank. Exceptions, | Bdge Mosel, Shae causee Nom 1208, ae 14, pote Nareaaataee y Lots with: Py, “ hi | <} a 4 J, 1312, 858, 857, 13 . a 2 ] So ee oie ora thintaon | Spaust, Soncueaule Meberaeecetars muy Me Og PTT ou know tle delendants Knew that sue | *°* Slowed. peat Hog, 119%; 9134, 18, Toho, 3870 ei, doh, oe, ied, | Among the indications of reviving confidence im. ents in the Kings County Penitentiary. ath meet rctecrusic. ct beater’ Fou sdoetved'as payments id the army t crn | MARINE COURT—OHAMBEBS sereld by Judge Beagwick. Same ‘calendar se | Feal estate in this city we notice the announce. The trial of an interesting Wbel suit was com- ,Witness—Tonly know from, hearsay that Mr. Daven " ‘Tue Court ruled out the question. j Decisions. Par ment that ex-Muyor Opdyke willon Saturday next; menced yesterday in the Supreme Court, before ¢asiony been in Mr. Da: eunnot vay that ay ema lujormed the Court that he had no | By Judge Joacuimsen. | Guoteree PuEas—Equiry TreM.—Adjourned for | present an offering of some desirable property a: Judge Donohue. Mr. Garong, a milk dealer, sues | {pe'arrest ut parca out in blank 1oF | joy rietdanw’ counsel aaid he was perfectiy wi | Findlay vs. Baudain.—Referred to George W. | Cowmow PLEAS—TRIAL TERM.—Part 1—Adjourned | the neighborhood of Jerome Park. The surround - the Tribune for $10,000, for declaring that the milk TESTIMONY OF W, C. BARRETT, ing, On the part of Lis clients, to submit the case McAdam. for the term. Part 2—-Held by Judge Daly.—Nos, | 1ngs of this Park are so familiar to all, and so muct: oa witatad | | Called on Mr. Davonport in relation to offering ball for | to the jury on the charge i the Judue. Nt lg Campbell.—Motion granted for 1253, 1068, 106%, 1207, 2182, 77, 1154, 1214, 1104, | hag trom time to time been said of the attrac SRLS Te See eeate eat actatin ciseens eit eae whet ine oman cer | Bt aroete Te Laine nloponiticns fac Lime een ‘Hour vs. ‘Hegeler; Same vs. Castena—Motions | 1280, 000-2088, 2174,” A 0% 2088, 2081, 1225, | tons of the new wards In respect to fine building | Dim ; he declined to tell the charge or take bail; Met accede ta Ree eeeiy ait ch AbIp | denied. a ‘MARINE CouRT—TRIAL TERM.—Part 1—Adjournea | sites and low prices that this sale, so introducew, DAVENPORT IN COURT. | Siuatp: Gare were polecians ince ee aes igo celnen test the auty avec: | brady ve. Dougherty: Leringer vs. Schneider; | for the term. Part 2—adjourned for ae gees | naa created more interest than has ordinarily — | “fo Mr. Davenport—I cannot say that these roows were | tlon fivolved in the case is whether the demnd- a eT es ee ee ToW.—Motions Part 3—Adjourned for the term. attached’ to. recen¢ ofeaingee it the oe: " y | paid for by the Committee of seventy. ants knew when they were conducting thoge apec- a Courr OF GENERAL SEss1ons—Held by Recorder mark Yesterday, in the United States Circuit Court, TRSTIMONY OF JOSEPH BELL, ulations ior Mr. Hodge ‘that they were using gov. _ MaDuken va. Steffens.—Motion to open default Hackett.—Tne People vs. Cossello B. Guiseppi, | It marks a fresh effort on the part of large before Judge Woodrad, the inves\igation Of the | oaivwvan such in Wisin wnat year acied ace partcuiag | eFnment money. | ee robbery; Same vs. Wilham Parker, robbery ; Sumé | owners in the new district to place with te as suc y! By Judge Gross. ; HANG KES: af tha Geodata Siete RSE ree |i ReRRINE vx; mertiti Se cnsts or allowence can Ye WinAm Hagney, robbery ; Same vs, Thomas | yeyeh of persons of limited means the oppolilomity it'was, [stigula judge, public office; a great many ver: point just suggested by the learned Judge, He D¢ ZFanted except those authorized by acts of 1872 patrick ‘Sweeny, iclonious assault ahd battery | of providing for themselves comfortable homes Dommissonuer and Cluef Inspector of Elections, sons were there: Mr. bliss was there; spoke to Mr. Day- Gontended that there Was no evidence wuatever | #241874; extra allowance under the code does not | (two cases) ; same vs. Rachel Zeb, felonious as- | within the city’s limits, with healthint and xmoral enport either that night or the next moruing: T ‘asked t t a belief Spply. sault and battery; Same va. Patrick Dobbing was entered upon. The full text of these charmes | ShPGi vores thatthe charge was agaimet OWNeil. ang | Pcoe case to warrant a Delief that the defendants felonious assault “and battery; Same vs, Charies | SUAoundings, The land around Jerome Park— has been a'ready published in the HERALD. he told ine. tasked him it henad the amdavivon which Bar Wie SOMBE Hcebee eT OOe ObRR: Ren COURT OF GENERAL SESsI0Ns. Jonngon and Frederick Louis, grand larceny; | than which there ts none better for the usewor Lum Briefly stated, they allege that Davenport the wirrant was issued, and he said he bad vot thatit “Counsel having closed bis address, further bear- Blan 4). Gaia, Opsenten: Same vs. Patrick Kenneda and Herman Wierman, | who would enjoy charges of malfeasance in office which have been tine ior bernard O'Neill; the evoning of U'Nelll's arrest preierred against Joho I, Davenport, United States 1 called on Mr. Davenport at his office, in Union square; eT fused Wi I f the case was adjourned until tn TRIMg. grand larceny; Same vs, Michael Kelly, larceny | eer Seely, eee eee F OrNetil batie & eee hn raenetised’ har eek ia aa cet re Betore Recorder Hackett. | from the person; Same vs. William mean, larceny THE RUS IN URBE— to accept bail when tendered, and conducted bis running for sone office: Ttalled to secure attention to In this Court yesterday Rovert Gray, alias James | Tom the person} Same vs. Jennte Varvis, larceny 18 not yet all occupied. And the ne{ghborhood haw business as a United States Commissioner in po- ‘¢ | from the person; Same vs. Sarah Jones, larceny at that time’ Mr, Davenport refused positively to bail | ASSIGNMENT OF SALARIES. | sanity ; cae in then; I think I said d to furnish | 3 jointly indicted with Alb ; ly receive its tone from settlers, whemce it to ount; when saw Mr, Davenport at iret —_——- acwapesn wus wes sointly h Albert from the person; Same va. Isnac Welcd, larceny | | Baker, alias Unaries Hayes, for an allegeu larceny from the person; Same vs, Bernard McCarthy, | hoped to preserve one quarter of the metropolis eat of exc\iement commequent upon “ome | Aquostion of great importance in reference to | py menns of the “panel game,” was tried upon lafceny irom the person; Same vs, Thomas Mc: | for the residence of those who have the inclmaticm Marshal's coming tn and saying that one of their num- Larom, false pretences; Same ve. Edward Phill; | ies area Wy. Win gas appented sateen in ber had been beaten: next hhorhing f came down town | 20@ effect upon the public service, and also upon P ’ D> | to build-a home which shall not be at the mercy litical headquarters aod club rooms in such a manner as to lower and degrade the administra. ton of justice, that indictment. The proof adduced by the pros- * hie eh 3 feet A and made epptigntce fe fhe Disstiee seree/ 3 omen public employés, hag recently been decided in the ecntion was that on the evening of the Tote of EEeeROeny _ > of undesirable neighbors, and where their-childrea. Pauper of the pharges: snd. exdadge! FUVHE Ae Ii down from the prison unless Ar. Biss yave aq COUrt of Appeals, that is whether a public officer August Drake S. Annind accompanted a woman to | BROOKLYN COURTS. peal ae are fomedroa tar fended Mr. Davenport, . a that eflget; I know nothing about a elegram oF can assign by way of an anticipation of the salary g novse in East Twenty-third street, where $120; ° the Toute pursued vy the owners Mr. Wingate opened the charges against Com- my *, Deonty Marshal told wie, '* °M* SX°*PE | to Hecome due to him. ‘ihe practice of making was taken from bis vest pocket; that the male de- | of the land in that section, _espectalty* missioner Davenport, stating that in July last 8 | “ine rorther hearing of the case Was adjourned such assiguments, notwithstanding @ law of Con. | fendants bired the rooms and paid the rent in ad- OITY COURT. in the establishment of “private parks,” free only | — communication had been sent to His Honor mak- 441 this morning. * | gress forbidding it ag to United States officials, has bon Ware pat ok Ey aeor. oof = pj | The Trial of Ex-Tax Collector Badeau tng charges against Haran ag amad aes sui ON OF H Y 8 been very prevalent, @ large number of brokers room vies Ri to be adjoining hal! bed-| Srought to a Close and the C of Elections and Commissioner. These charges | THE SUSPENSI! ENRY CLEW: room; that the prisoners were seen to Were subsequently put in the iorm of specifica. being engaged = in that business, some fo into the house shortly before the lorceny was | to the Jury. to the families of those living on their borders. This, @ common practice in other and smaller Given | cities, has been heretoiore almost an imposstbility | In New York, owing to its rapid growth, crowded | ” condition and cons ent hi values; ow | fons. | | Of them to the extent of $100,000 & year, Theas- committed, and that when Gray was arrested, & | Before Judge Netlson. Ses become: pomivis An chonew GUE ant ae ; ern OF gponcs A BRIRRIOES, ia | The application made on bebalf of the First signor made a writing that he would collect the couple of days alter, he said to the officer that he | Yesterday being the Iast day of the trialofIsaac find not a few of onr best citizens preparing to George A. Heinrichs sworn—I remde at No. ire Y! y had been to Coney Island and spent the ‘sucker’: ‘ | f avenue’ ihivesresided there twenty-(our years: 1am National Bank of Tarrytown and other judgment salary when due aud pay it over to tue assignee. Toney. Gray awore in mis owu benalt, and, white | Badeau, the ex-Collector of Taxes and Assessments | ®VAil Themselves of tt0 offered opportumity. Bitizen since tna Hy PE ae Mn ees} creditors Jor the appointment of a receiver over When he failed to do so, suit would ve brought im gamicting that Haker Was his brother-in-law aud of the city of Brooklyn, was traught with more | THE NEW YORK CITY PRIVATE PARK, caine to ny toom; one asked emmy same, the property of Henry Clews & Co. was decided | the Marine or one of the District Courts, and the tbat he visited bim at his rooms, denied naving general interest in the fssue of traverse, and this | which almost adjoins the Jerome Park, and em- 4 veat; cue had u sinall book but down yesterday by Judge Daniels, of the Supreme Court, defendant would be arrested tor sraudwent com anything todo with the larceny. The jury re- ‘+ was manifested by the increased attendance | races some of the finest land thereatouts. Tne : Lasked Wi hat all tr ts he ask: gered a verdict of guilty. Gray was remanded for ci seout political matters: f fetased to tall hime aod ie belore whom the application was made. The version ofthe money. Jonn E. Biss, one of the | sentence. aubhomad Of lawyers snd spectators in the court. John KR. | Nl Ah pn eg tg Bh a ge 9 ad der a warrant irom Commissioner | already graded fon which the assessments are Davenport: T went “up with the oiticer to, Fith | Neuse of Clews & Co, suspended on the 20th of last brokers engayed in this business, brought two Burglaries and Lareentes. Brady, clerk tn the Tax Office, was cross-examined w! a Uaniegs & ly ane Be Eve rence lamps Avenue Hotel: I was brought belore Mr, Daven, month. Some of these creditors had previously auits in the First District Court, beiore Judge | fenry Hart, alias “The Bunker,” pleaded guilty | by the counsel for defence, and testified that he | 8M Plante Pie the Hier Caen Gon ie ‘o : 4 ite; fh ry "| wf 4 y y Mt charming retyeat for the busy citizen cin be Bitng tome, Paid, “will you not nent ne state'ine obtained judgment agatnst the firm, tasued exe- Quinn, Fade ge omonld oe era Lawrence and tue | to stealing, on the 21st of October, two pieces of knew ex-Depaty Collector Gill, and he was im the | found, eC peuially as the farlem Ratlroad Bases Jag said fo tne omoer. age thus man to Ludlow cutious and levied upon the property, which was One MN Cid “dude Quid give jedeuane for Wace, worth $81, the property of Whitten K. Kidd, office with Gill during lis whole term; the returns | 18 Soon, fo have a station mene by and Men bring hun vetore ine: 1 asked iin to tase bait; thereupon Placed im possession of the Sherif. On the defendants on ihe ground that such No. 425 Broadway. He was sentenced to the State | made by witness to the Treasurer were signed by | yourtn avenue. On” saturday lots will be word ae 1 said 1 had one bondsman; “Where is he?” sid Daven- the examination of Mr. Clews touching bis prop- assignments were against public policy. prigou for the period of four yea . The , i . Colector; the checks w a up b; r = strict re mere he io eid 1 pointing to Mr. Keigleman’ erty the application for @ receiver was made. TheQ the brokers brought their sults, hic : ey Se Seay ae | ee ee ee we in $10,000 The ng is Judge Daniels’ opinion in the case, in other Distr.ct co w udgmei Charles Cole, who broke into the clothing store | and pinned on to the returns; thia wae done in | DUlsances,” thus Insuring purchasers, against une iat he wanton two ts q neh, ‘The Jollowing 1s J Daniels’ opinion In the cai in other Distr.ct courts where judgments were 4 destral’ ighbors, The sule wili be made by At. time 8 anh the omnenr, aited upon me ne ‘id not from Which it Will be seen that he denies the ap- given im theirfavor. Tere were so many ofthese of George B. Kellum, No. 163 South street, on the cases where the defendant was not present. dese ofex nay F OpagKe, be 1 8 ue i lute State in any way that he w ' ertiying the registry: { plication and dismisses the proceedings, leaving suits thatin some of the courts a separate day gist of October, | an bad Mr. ‘eigicman to go as my bondsman, twas tken the action o/ the Judgment creditors first in the Was given ior tuelr trial, ‘The vroker Bliss and stole jewelry, pistols and , Matthew Flanigan testified that he had been a bill on the following terms:—Ten per ceat down and November 20, when the deeda to Ludlow street on ra urday night, and was kept field statu quo pending other proceedings :— pealed {rom Judge Quinn's decision, which bel other property valued at $150, pleaded guilty to | elerk during Badeau’s term of office andaisoentry Swonty er cent ond y - R ? ‘ A ' e delivered, Intending purchasers can ob- FRE is totes sila Comumaisaicher; wien beoame beter THE OPINION. elas EA GE Gee ee “Avilliame Johusos, woo: on the 20thsof October clerk; my duty as entry clerk was toenter the bills | Tain maps and free tickets to wud “irom the park The applications made in these cases are for the ap- %0 the Courtof Appeals. Meantime suits contan- t J 0 my counsel deuundadan examination; at the Arm ex: pamtment ofa receiver ol the aefontants properaycn ued {O De Drowght In the district courts, where effected an entrance into the unoccupied dwelling | 88 pAld; at the close of the day we compared the | ADU Iniormarion from Messrs, Poster Brotners, amination Mr. Stan] was examined; betore Mr. stabl the ground that he bas unjustly resused to apply it decisions were javorable 10 the brokers, Judg- of John Kussell, No, 313 West Thirty-third street, | tickler with the cash book; very often there were thesale, The train for purchasers v take leaves Was examined t saw him yo mio Mi Davenport's pri toward the satisfaction of the judgments recovered Ly ments being In many cases by deiult. The court pleares pea to an attempt at burglary inthe over payments and double payments; those Were | tne Forty-second street depot at mine A. M., on $ : ; (Code ty 292.) apy ros . Btani'came out ot the roomhe was asked It Le hud been quest or demamni, was mage that be shouldo apply iis Pyaar moor nes uaunione yegus “ots business A" sinitiar’ plea was accepted from Matthew | eltered in the double pay book; when called for tt | Saturday, and the sale begins at ten O'clock.” Aa Ikiny io Mr. Davenport about the case, and he said he property executtons were issued to the Sherif for the , ing the judy m4. SOM, Trainor, WhO, on the 1jth inst, broke the window 1d back; on J: 27, 1871, the the races at Jerome Park, adjaceot to this prope ” «dow times with iny witnesses, : delivering the opinion, says the’ particular cases +» WhO, was paid back; on January 27, 1871, retorn | hati westold that wf Davenport was in Albany: with | tne derecd (ave tangible property sud twas held by presented were assignments of a inonti y | Of James Spencer's liquor store and stole AV@ way made by me; there was an efror in that re« | Geeirabl oie tire une cone nd Dott sale fad bi ms toll iT . ‘ ants ‘0 aud § is he ; ' ep t101 . f v1 Ke battles of liquor. 9 | rable site for a home can atten: sale a) Bult rep constinee, Rone prasaobeth tne cosh | was Ginae, Thee MeURDEY waa Te the IARLGeatnay | ee then non AergDeUts neewined in | “William Hayes was convicted of an attempt to turn of $10,000; It was footed up $10,000 too much; | Fades, and #0 combine pusinexs with pleasure, Cross-examined by Mr. Dayenport—At the time [ aod under the control of the sherif’ by meansof his the’ whole riod Of possivie service. break the window of Rovert N. Cue’s store, No. | that $10,000 was paid; the handwriting is Mir, | ALL NEW YORKERS ARS INTERESTED brought beiore you at the Fifth Avenue Hotel youread levy upon it. and tor that reason it could not be applied thege were otk at a discount of ten per vent they | 77 Broadway, on the evening of the 19th of this iJ in seeing these lots sold to men of family, who will me the attiday ; you did not kay any: ty the det h Brady's; alter the mistake Was discovered assis. | d so melp to build thing, buereau whe sareaae rid out Ime to jail: YoU | Oecka nd sey ETP ce vita (ne tering of tne did Not present quite so glariug an instance ana | Month. No property was obtained by the criminal. 6 | ee eee want torr Nowe t haw ie mevt moneys were held back till the $10,000 was x York that will n mal Le ave eothinaen ARUMEeRER gaia Me amie hee aadt Eee cat hae | SaMMMMG cue crtaeauentes, kei ciao ee aguguiata he Suse scrs.cr Joke Pareaie No aag euaneeds Ltwox more haa two onthe to Bale yout it une atcnetion of lgacant onclety and sur nok; | omered ir. Kelgloman as my Dondeman, and then nature of (a “refusal to do what it is out of the they illustrated on Tet ot tee ecanslers | Broome street, on the 21st inst. He sucoseded in SHCE!t; | made none but assessment returns to | roundings, The owners of that and surroundtny yo I Liwuat go to fait. ower ot the ‘pory making “it. to pertorm. The Did Thotiel you thet did not know Mr. Relgte- Piainuds ba. taken mnother mode of applying thet prop- Pec sean tenenans he . Dat t knew nothing as to nis responsibility, that! erty to ‘he satisfaction o1 their judgments, and had pro- bich s1 t least of the grounds on | the City Treagarer; they were carried some- 8 H. B. Claflin, George W. puvc poltey rested, by Setting se pnae chan Gnisiee aie CHET the | Pody else to the Treasurer, bs Ra? (A ggg ee mi Goacies ‘Anthouyis estate traus.ers were forviaden. ‘The public 2ist inst., ssole two dresses Worth $145, tin Frederick Castier testified that he had ex- | and others, propose building there because of the Fouls accept ite enuaifs 4 {outd Hl eee Tee Hadte or cee ick une Rotates Suisse | paged in perloruing puvlis duvies ance eet | eEY Ol Margaret Kramer, pleaded ‘unty to am | Smined the Soable pay books snd had footed up | denutifal location, but, not being specuiato pth il? * endant'’s power ‘0 comply with t ry es, nas ? ; ue, Dig’ fos take a Relglémad's justification at that pon iim. "ietore tne dewands-were made ant afer Upon the ground Of thelr private interest bat attempt at grand larceny. Tue above named | ¢bet0tsl amount of eutries in the Dook sa having | they desire more to see grow sround them a A. Yeu. the levy ander the execution the defendants made pou thut of the Mterest of securing the efficiency Prisoners were each sent to the State Prison ior Matthew Fla | morally desirable enfourage than to make e nigan was recalled ay George T Langbein sworh—i aid ne Me. D Afenaray Aentenmen’ ot anal, Property tu tus (OE Me othe public service by seeing tuit thar tue funas WO JoaTs aud six montns, | tmavin'tne double pay vooks there vere entries | Sbsoiutduees, Of the saler ands “Tor the George 7. Languein sworn—i called on Mr. Daw tent’ They bad various. bonds and other otiionccgor provided for its maitenance should be received Lewis Markes wea jeciored for entering ® room oy his; the first 1s December 14, 19¢9, for a pay- seme. reason “many a ‘clerk, “now groantn| te Fit Ay a 4 Pps iy a feria ant, eewtets “hey ate tare work e at “seco wperied , J 4 Sob ou tue Tne OF tale thomire i ieaded ment on December 15, 1864; there w. an over pay | under the necessity Af paying a high monthly ren’ vi upon eh r ey were mere a8 4 Pout imely ats] Re evidences of debt, and not the subjecto: levy and sale has appointed tor tueir pareak ‘Ine uilty to an Cats & at burglary iu the thira de- in this item of $36 41, 1m @ quarter where he must keep his young family rested; Davenport hav 1 eme Counsel tor defenc: at th Mcompenied me | when ame oe Seised ‘and, evpiied wincge ‘ig? Contrary rule would permit the puvlic service to Sree He was sent to the Stute prison ior one pack to taxpayers ven, rerore fay ie ion Soat witowelt Wud tase senroaing oe oro waite i” ked what {-einricn was and tangible property, which can be reduced by Le ae by ay trey ed wo strangers of » Ganev Linsi, indicted for forging, on the 6th $54,289 53, and since that time, $0,987 76 und alter buys his home for loss than it how costs ‘him 16 ‘o ali the ands appropriated to salaries. it was true ‘adrait on the Teutonis ‘Sparbank for Badeau went out of oMce. The total amount of live in the house ot a stranger, for it is tolerably very strong cigar; the gentle Ki ~ arresved for; Davenport waved his land imperiously the officer to possesion and sold and delivere and said he would make example ot this man; purchasers, (Ventoa vs. Liviugston, 9 Jobn v6, lugalis that in respect to odicers removavie at will tus Ff ont the double pay account 1% $99,503 02. Ie amount certain lots there will “zo cheap,” perhaps cheapet we M ir, Mr, smith Biv ¥ rd, 1 Cow,, 40: Ransen vs. Miuer,3 Sand.; Suverior evil cowld 1n some Measure LU $60, with intent to defraud Jacub Hagerdom, : 4 ‘ r and venport said. "In this Court, (92). Tie tet that some of the bonds amd moval When they were found asaiguing. thelr leaded guilty to the fourth degree of that crime, Paid back to taxyayers was in wil $63,277 49. The than country property In New Jersey. Then one Houot sent the prisoner to State Prison tor didereuce between the amomtut received in the | can have the choice, according to purse, of one oF ball’ the words of " : f debt were nominally in the sherit Awe ; b.-} Py ein not taee say bon ae arenpar’ Seer ay be renee FG Siroumeanee that they ware AY saluries, but ee Se ae be only @ partial remedy, two years, double pay a count and the atmount returned is more jo's, as he may be modest or expansive in dow: Mn the sale (awfully vied upon vy bam gave him wocoutro! lr there would stil ve no ineans o| pre lie A Disagreement. $33,229 63. After the amendment of the charter, nis desire to invest, or as he can. padi che ed tor his register); rthem and no power to Spprogrieyy them to the Ccontipual recurrence of the sane dimcuity, Judge vader Mr. Burrows, tnere were occurrences vf thing is ‘worth looking at,” as the speculators onday morning, a aie le aa in $5.00 by ment of he executions Jesus a og the Judpaients, Johnson, alter citing Engih cases, says the sub- James Townsend (colored) was tried upon an | doubie pay iu the departmoat, wey pana SRR tb eer t 7 exam rege axe dy snd purree'en heleae snbj Stans qnontiy po LY stance of it all was the necessity of matntata- indictment charging him with being as | Colonel Fellows summe@, up for the defenca, rrangements have been made to supply apple Tt ts Wot idsisted that this ne ee eee ot the puolic service, by seeing | Occupying two hours in th?, delivery of his speech, cante with free tickets at the Winchester House, but himaelt; auigawvent was wade in’ bad faith, or tuat it does not A tind Biaries really goto those wuo Soclated with = gang of colored men whion was an exnoustive aud eloquent argament frst floor, udjolning the entrance to the notel, ont oe bet bate 4 bis own motion, adjourned ene Pal avsignument tt ry 1 1 Vie on the night of the 10th of Octovor in at+ in favor of th it 0 e eeeaiy as: Ss Nita” SUE ‘aha otner'evigances oe , Me fe Lausing 00d Moses Rly tox reqpondente, | tempting fo rob e: white insa, Damed Francis | otonce agaiuat the lee Se ase LitmeteneaStou ae | Regie hornet EMH Mrat street, Friday, rom United see tage