The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1874, Page 8

8 . NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1874,-WITH SUPPLEMENT. tag a a — . the Commie 4 hes ° " ‘Tris swearing thaf the Rev. Dr. our w nothing FLEETWO0O: {mee Foti Commtaasnars em nerriog | sneer ten, oag, toned tome fhe promres [THE “ISSUE OF FAGT? CONTROVERTED. [SAimvacctst sonar it, wes ress eee D PARK. @ | With bis operatic performances on Sanday nights, | f°) 43 they descrived, bat that be did not take $f fs necessary for those who are-called w holy orders —_—_-— was argued yesterday tn Supreme Court, Cham-| tem. The description of the presenter, of the | a. wotem Welsh, of Philadelphia, | jiject nnterol finer evening.® on page 12 Waller | TREC Trotting Conteste—Clara G. and } bers, before Judge Donohue, Mr, Charies Wehile | tings led the officers to believe that Thomas bd u Fussell Ga he day the Mate and J. H. Walton the Winners: 4 Z Taner, deacon, sppeartng for the plaintiff, ana Mr. A. Oakey Hall Wandeil, an oysterman tn William Manefeld’s ém- | on Dr. Seymour's Veracity=Somebody’s | Ree. Gratton arrived ry. fe. Torben The Sweepstakes Unfinished After Five ‘ Ss oy, Was the thief, TDoy arrested him and he I id ni The Convicted Liquor Dealer--A Warne | sor we commissioners, by special destguation of | hrigiowledged the thee. After mach trouble be | Bad Memory at Fault. Ree eat (Mh, TorberA roou as'we thought | Heats. ie d , the Corporation Counsel. yronaced e he gene Fie nad stowed them sway | The reacers ys ey feted will parolees would stem EOE HAE, 5 snare wone-a0 many peasant The track wasin very fair condition yesterday - s Dea We : inst under an icebox in @ saloon, from whence he | statement, printed a short time ago, in whic: fe ii ch individual to converse ing to Unlicense ore. bosib ebayp cig epi ipeaen) brought the sparkling joms, much to the delight Of | govmour introduced a number of testimonies, | Syinine Kev, Mr, Gratin tut Kt wus suggested that he | afternoon, and the trotting that came of was ing that the law of 1800, which forbids operatic and | Mrs, Mgnsfleld, When broaght to court Wandell Ihakerome'sort of address, Accordingly he addressed | made tn fair time for the horses engaged. The ate dramatic ext on Sunday, ia unconstitu- | pleaded guilty'and Was reatanded for trial mde taken under oath, to justify himself and clear his | TN Orne ienzth in quite an informal way.” "ihe next sae anes Ox SEDAAy fault of $2,000 ball, character from the imputations cast thereon by evening, at supper, 1 again assisted In Inviting students tendance was not very satisfactory to the mane tional, He claimed that the same was unconstl fo Mr Torbert’s room,” On page 9 Messrs. Tompkin, Je. | agement, as the numbers were very small. BAIL DENIED TO CORONER CROKER. | tacicua—ors:, as unduly interiering with we b- | JEPFBBSON MARKET POLYOE COURT. the proceedings m secret session of the Conven- | Fuld, ‘Amiton ant Wille swear, “We were presenéod |" Tne qret race on the card was between D; miprcosisgie pnd erty and property of the citizen , A Sneak Thief Astonished. ishop of | thi sion of the delivery of two discourses by Frcay tion which refased fo confirm him as Bishop of | uso ahi" taladeaky Hoon gu nee vesinas | Mace's baY mare Clara, and runuing mate an al, and its subject matter Gannon samicsently expressed ta the ‘tie. He Before Judge Smith. | procured the maim testimony, whieh resulted im | twenty others at tho Invitation of the occupant of the ; John Murphy's bay mare Lady Dahiman, under lilinois, Mr, Willlam*Welsh, of Philadelphia, WhO | orpecember 11 and 12, 1874 We were there with some room, whom Mr. Grafton was VL Opera on Suntay Nights—The Injunction | cited'vers sumeroas decisions in support of bs | Antonio Martini, a Spaniard, entered the house | professor Seymour's defeat, now comes to the | "Gnd wincas swears (ace pase *, Mnat nothing in re. | TE Saddle, ‘The betting on thie event wast positions. of Cnarles A. Merritt, No. 834 Broadway, aud 3 that gentleman’s “Issue of | gard to the Holy Communion was the subject matter of about even before the start and. after i . Hal wer, contended that the quea- ys front and traverses that ither evening.” Another thi ars (see page 12), "I Against the Police Commissioners, tion was hot ong of tase, expediency, poliey or | packed np aneat bundle, over $70 worth, of shawls | Fact,” aud comes verv near to, sf he does not setu- | am uname to recall any futon "to The Hoty kucharist | the Orst beat, notwithstanding that it was whi ” ~ irtu. ‘om by Lad, 4 1 aily Succeed in, showing tt to be an iesue of flotion | PiCher address) Net Tore op) that Mr. Gratton bonis pe is sane a Mace’s team had the Ving’s room, He was making a hasty exit from | oy of falsehood on the part of several persons | jaught that the miraculous | eilleary ot ftie, Poly | cal D loing away on the second the house when Mr. Merrttt met him on rhe stairs. | whose testimony had been thus gathered and | eave’ Paes yun one eee ee ice heat around the turn, Clara G. grabved her boot = b preenes Pe looking for somebody bay published Homan Charen. ‘ * Anyi nae and broke ap very badiy and was forty yards be- a not remember, but the excuse did ¥ On earn Grafton that when in if hot succeed, The bundle was opened and sowed | Mr, Welsh’s letter 1s addressed to the Bishop of dhe. was er of t hind at the quarter-pole. Mace tnen drove thé ethics, but of rigid statute, ich ke should sim- | and ovber clothing. which he found tn Miss ir- ply argue a3 such. The question whether or not ‘ation : dramatic and operatic exhibitions could be con- Bergh and the Stage Prom) situnonany given on Sunday was hot an open question before any court excepling that of the prietors. Appeals, inasmuch as ia the celebrated Linden- — muiler case, reported in the 33d Barbour’s Sa- | { | | Fnsisad he was @ member of the Contraternity of the ta ite leisurely th reme Court Reports, the General Yerm of this | the scoundre)’s depredations, Was committed n se, and is published tn full herewith, iessed Sacrament, aad it dues not appear that his na eam qu! ie remainder of the heat ‘This being Gripes tpn the nee com | Mistrict (amnong vi Judges of which ware the | in default of $1,000 bait for trial patie ee eee ee esenghvom of this city, | Zia! GG axetirom its books of that be has renoM ced gnoTacpVatunantteenr kavite Geved te nce ty: dod offices tn this city wi closed, je State present City Jadge Sutherland and the presen aq ~ 7 thelr official interc tot r, 1874. It favorite 4 a Soe aol tape | Midge of Appeals Alten) nau decided that the very A Vers Monn, Omtee which has alieady appeared ia print, is omitted. | THEI oMcial Intercessory paper of September. 1874. It | wag the fa at about two to one. Clara abe | 5 berg ee confidentiak, 1 aaked and obtained from and running mate trotted steadily the third, Statute of 1860, now attacked, was constitutioual | Diedrich Brede, of No. 831 Bast Forty-sixth 4, tne controversy is fur /rom being closed, this s: the y . the Superior General of, tte fourth ond fifth heats, withing the race very in all {1s length and breadth. ‘That case was Very | street, took Diedrich Myer into his employment | fresh instalmedt will be read with inverest by ‘The trial of Wiltam C, York, indicted for selling | C | | it “*Tuesd Mquor without Ucease, was yesterday set down for | elaborately argued by Messrs. Clinton and Brady | oyt of pure compassion and gave hima bed in his | Peon ae taoeiinn: af handily and showing a great burst of at on one side and the tate John H. Anthon | churchmen, oa hy pe ats tbe speed in the Monday in the Court of Oyer and Terminer. ete tor he Cour of Appeals might pos: | house. Myer disappeared about the 10th of No- | prizapeuema, Nov. 17, 1876, | Confirmauen.” ' iarsday, september 10—The Biewsed | latter part of the aith heat. The runner is a thor In the United States District Court Mr. Biss, | giniy reverse that law, but, so far as the Special | vember, and examination revealed that property | ht Rey, Wu. Bacon Star kxs i— of ee Chureh. Restoration to the Anglican Commanton of the | onghbred sald to have been sired by Lexingtom) District Attorney, bas commenced suits against | and Geneval Terms of the Supreme Court of tis | waimed at $200 h: Myer was only | yy ¥Y Deas Bisnop—sluce oar conyersetion y reservation ‘of the Sacrament for the sick aud and Dan Mace calls bim Harry Bi Farry al gone £00, tully ¢xanined the 9 2,000 $ ict wi red, tn estion was pre- | morning 1 reeeived and have caretully 9. lying. mber 17—A resto Ellen Rowe for the recovery of $2,000; Mary Wats, niaen ne _ rg ns . are: | arrested yesterday, in the Eighth ward, and im his | dev. Dr. ‘Seymour's Pamphlet gatitied “The sane vor facrament of Kxireme Cuction throughout the Angiionn | 1s a horse of good temper, and being well propor $15,000; Anole M. Bowe, $500, and Jane Eliza | Keudvatted there was s distinction between tue | Possession were found several of the missing arti- | Fact.” 1 compared it with staterenis tale, OY ciee | Communion.” “Asmber Dey Repose o: the soulevf all | toned with an easy way of running, he Will be Ketcham, #200, being the amount of succession | congere and every amusement, which fell snort of ceri ed in detaait of F100 at ad WAS Tully Com: | Sreion, aim with Bishop Coxe's letra, and also "With | fonber 4-Trayers tora Gathole-minded Bishop for Yaluabie Horne for tte purpose he was used for y © » * . | | Gther reliable testamony in wy possession, with the 1ol- | Kentucky, a Catholic Bishop tor Lilinols.” fees claimed by the government to be due by these Such 28 the dress dratpa, the dress opera, cireus, Carrying a Dirk Knife. | lowing reaulta— BS ‘Gone ‘The teh Mr. Gvattau's te dorstiip, in the order, or The second trot was a match for $400, mile heat individaala under the Revenue act of 1867, oN prop- | juggiery, &c. In regard to the otjection that the | John F. Phillips was arrested by Onicer Kenney, | On the “lst of October a letter trom Bishop Co: Brotherhood of St John the Evangelist (Cowley Broth. | best three in five, in harness, between J. D. Wal S : ae or he ‘did city th Dect and aid > | read in the House of Deputies, stauus that “a reverend | epg) may have interfered with his active membership or | ton’s bay getding J, H, Walton and 0, Stmm vy Sky fo: Paton the Cee eee hot aver ii "wad An age 16 promblt, theatrical | OF the Twenty-eighth precinct, yesterday, on the | gentleman, well known An AeUe) eld OF Lecture 4p | gonlinuanee An the Contrauernsty of the Bleed Mucre | brown gelding Cheston, From the frst Sceeaee peinsastt | §° rn 5 Rmnsements in the city ol New York, it wasa | corner of West aud King streets, for laving @ | gascuin Pile. is pee | isiasal Wee by taciag: the vow ot celibacy, the seminary, ina private room, on his por suMcient answer that the Lindenmutier case coy- | long dirk knife in his possession, He told the culiar views of the Holy Eucharist” As will also be ered this point and all under the statute. He seen on page 197 of the Daily Churchman, the fol- furtber couvended that tals was not Like the ques. | JUGés that ne only used it when eating bis dinner owing Ty Te nie tmoue ot | Bectally oangerous, where, as in this cave. periodic | Dadiy tn the second Neat le still had the call ag Success having finally crowned the Excise Com- | tion in the theatrical license cases. Here the local | fveruct as it was found Up his sleeve ne was the charger contained in the Jetter of the Bahop | Soon men. cas ME, Gratton preached the sermon at tne | (ie, Same rate of odds. | Hie owner could not d missioners in thelr efforts to convict a uquor | #uthoritles were enforcing a misdemeanor #4 noid in $700 bail for trial On & charge Of carrying | 9. tern ew York, the Rey. Dr. Spaulding, 0) | Aualversary of the C. B. 8 and took a prominent part ame His backers fell heav! dealer of seiling liquor without a license, and tt | pemmity scatter ee PEvee | concealed weapons. day re'Lbeverailowed or knew of auy priest of the O, | }#baniness meeting by overing and giscusine wus. | ‘The third event was a sweepstakes that had fiv@ being understood that Sigismund Schwab, the | Mr. Wehle, in reply, denied that the Linden A Jerseyman Robbed. pa Pee ens fo Cie eee facia Caifing him ‘an acUve agent of the kyateu Te suse entries, four of which came. $0 the post, | Tusse 3 matier case applied to'tiils one before the Court, | Patrick McMahon, a Newark Jerse was | re ere 8 bay gelding Tom: joore, convicted party, would pe arraigned yester- | oq argued that the omission of tie subject from | ga seaman He ee esate wuntcocver | BY wfeference to page 1! it will be seen that the | Simmons’ sorrel gelding Bricks, R. Smith's by day morning in the Court of Oyer and Terminer the title of the act brought it within the abjuai- | télking with Annie Kenny in Wooster strees on | Wench e consent of te faculty.” Wav omwhat i isemed the toligioue Lie: as hed he | gelding Humpty Dumpty and J. Splan’s bay gel for sentence, the court room was crowded. Among | cated cases, and mdtte it, on that ground, uacon- | Tuesday night. She threw her arms around him @UORGE F, belgie the Order of St, Join the Evangelist.” It thus appeare.| Ing Saugerties. Tommy Moore was the favorite those in attendance were a large number of mem- Stitutional and void; and that the Lindenmuller | abd stole his purse containing $70, for which sie In another communication of the same date he i | thatthe Romish theory of higher sanctity in those who | 80d continued 80 tu the start for the fifth heat bers of the Liquor Dealers’ Association, who | the jocal act. ment, as t a toa higher spiritaal life by taking the ° | ance of the horses on the track to the finish Chese Feet A EE eee tee oma ce ueacy. | ton was the favorite—after the first heat, whicn ne Protestant ‘Church, because it has been found to be es- | Jost, at 801; and even after he had been beater THE CONVICTED LIQUOR DEALER. 3 was heid in $1,000 bail yesterday, “1 aiso affirm that I never permitted any one to address | og prinotple abstain from marriage was discussed before | He won the first two seats, and then Bricks scores case did not raise the questions of the tide and $1, y ay. the students or lecture to them ou anv oecasion, wien a large ody of students in the General ‘Theolowiea 1 | two, when both these reper) became tired and tho Knowledge and consent of tie fcully, am Seminary wi ees SOY untavorable comment by {ss | Humpty Dumpty went to the iront and won the 6 naturally, being ltable to trial under # stmtlar ine | Judge Donaaue took the papers and reserved jh thi ve been done they lave occurred without | 3 peed felt m Geep intefest 10 the final result of , Dis decision. COURT OF APPEALS. my know! ir re and consent ‘aid, Ae anes han ates br extravagant in the Key, Mr. Grurion’s relerence 69 ere eek UE eee. ers fe Aue aemee 7 } Co me ‘ou! rol u a cs ore fo the case. It waa known, however, that a motion | py: exe PromGEORGE #, SEYMOUR. ae es pam es oh Mhasticeal tree oF the test. hen the ae for the horses to start agai, the would be made im arrest of judgment, and very | S©RGH AND THE STAGE PRO- ALBANY, Nov. 25, 1874. | | These papars wore read in ths House of Vepuries, and, | mony so tréely proftered by graduates and swdents of | judges postponed the race until this alternoon a¥ sanguine hopes Were evidently built on thia AQ PRIETORS. In the Court of Appeals, Wednesday, November | Page understandingly, the Deputies were tually Jim ieoy, ae RRTA antaren ee Scare nua gimathe: | ooecr oe wing are the > effort was made by Mr. McKeon to have the argu- — ipl Hist cone hadnever beet fa is Rertyy'or natured | stun sheretrograde movement tnder seperiot General nO mn Ore SUMMARIES. : ment on the motion postponed, owing to A. Oakey | The trial of Charies Bunnell, the supertutendent | , No.9. John W. Kerr, Sherif and appellant, a | there or elsewhere to the students, 4u lar as Profesor | their protossors (possibly rofessor seymour excepted). | FRRETWeOD PARK, Nov. 25.—Sweepstakes f0y . 4 je ‘Hall, bis associate counsel, betng then occupied in | of the Fourth Avenue Stage line, and of Jease Mar- Wie R Euchre ee eaeee Ling an important argument in another Court. Judge | shall, Joon F. Marsheli and Wiliam H. Wilkins, No. 20. Dewitt C. Bates, administrator, &c., ap- poco thought, yowerers ‘mat Mr. tee be — 1 chargea with torturing @ horse, which een va ane Cherry valley, praron end wre indi Open the argument, with a strong likelinood o: : tro: mpany, respondehts,— a r by his silence, have given consent, but bn Murphy's b. mn. Lady Datima Qpen the argument, with a strong lkelinoo’ of nas pen going om m ‘the General | fran We Heme ae Count! for appellant and bys. | Poms Mor Moet Suchet; Av aisipprovad of sucha | SD0ath that another man did ot know of an event ty | JOM Tew 123 fo He nad neariy finished, however, before Mz Hail Sessions for the last three days before | B. Dewey for reaponcents, violation of the discipline of the seminary. something was to bé covered up, and swearing that aa | Peter Manee’s b. g. Arthur Boy and came in. 5) 2 ‘No. 70. Herman D. Walbridge et al., respondents, |" _ On page 19813 the following question by the Rev. Dr. | event kuown to every student in the seminary was un- ing mate Mr. McKeon took the broad ground that the in- | ir Yenows summed Gp. the celdence far thes, | Y& The Ocean National Bank, of New York, appel- | Strlogietlow, whe slvo, wal, procuring Cridence tach, | Kuown to ibe man whose, business if wad to kuow ih RBar iments re tgacasserss caste, Se @ictment onaer waich Mr. Schwab was convicted fence, and was followed by Assistant District At. | I@UL—Argued by 8. W. Fullerton, of counsel 10r | the reading of Hamuop Coxe’s letter toudge Suita, '& | "dey Wy. ration does not soemie. consider Mpen & Quarter, Baty Milas Seytaour knew at time of his wriling, he having | some, in their intemperate zeal for the Professor | $600; mile heats, best three in five, sad. Leeace as equally haiwral that ifProfessor | 9, sympathize velit ten, have invalidated. their ait STARTERS, Seymour ever became assured that such alectaress | Know of be Pena uexerinena eae ie not | Dan Mace’s Db. m. Clara G. and ran- PEA! That Indicated by Bishop Coxe had been delivered he | hig lecturing in she seminary. Surely the a ning mate... ee eeteeerees eres i Was fatally defective. He argued that it was Dot torney Russell, wito, in 9 humor | appellant, and by Henry Broadhéad for respond- | Deputy. from Western Sew. York?—“Oid ‘uy person, | 256 Bev. Mr. Graiton foes not seem to consider sacl aa | res Buough tosay ia he iaaicialeat thar the ‘uence | Yorney Hassell, wo, in a Dumorous and eloquent | Ente. BSRGW fen dicesu" of Wyant" sr cualatletaae | Geavumbeepe lott Ueevey cis, fein far a a3 ‘Was committed in the Ninth ward. The Ward Was horse ‘and urged the conviction of the pad No. 80, Richard Rowland, respondent, vs. B. A. | acknowle Mt of contession to having Urripnct the | ithe next issue of the 1—"J have taken my |z20' Geacribed in common law cases ofiginally to en- gnts, On motion of counsel Jesse Marehail and | Hezeman, executor, et al., appellant.—argued by | Hey. Mr. Grafton oF, any, other, porsow Not connccied | onth that Dr deymour, did not Give she acces to the 3:31 able the Sherif to go there for his jurors, WhO | Wiiking were discharged irom the indictment, the | 1ra Shafer, a8 counsel for appellant, and by A, B. Ria fe sousinsee (0 lnethre oF & see | atuucans cr Tew anything abomt my" Baving any con- 3:96 Were the judges, and tuls continues in ucn cases; proof utteriy failing to connect them with the | Couaers for respondent, f Arpt en Ac OR | the following reply, | ference with them.” o b The Richmond County Gas Light Come | eee ree ee ier cr auknowlodged wor ovee | that Bishop Uoxe far undetstated the case will, t Lily Dut in statutory offences, as in Schwab's case, 16 | gnegen offence. Judge Sutherland delivered a im five, in harness. ppellant, vs. The Town of Middletown, re- | femed tohuving done so; tid heuce Tdonot pee hour | wink, be clade to every imipartia! snvosiigaton, as the was necessary to give the street and num-° pre; put impartial enarge. at clus | pany, | ber, a8 was evident from numerous deci- | Waion the jury, without leaving thoirseas vem, | spondent—Argued by F. Westervelt tor appel- | any one could ever have so chalienged.’” ~ Fospett of the laity for the bishops, who, by yiruect | J Ds Walton named bf J Gheaton, sions, espect: that of the People va Gered a verdict of ginliy against Mr. Bunnell and | ut, and by 8, F. Rawson for respondent. ‘will now quote from Professor Seymour's statements, | ts" around to guard the General Theological ¥ ound i TMZ ‘ Slater. i fe contended, © in ‘ ihe next place, | My, Jona Marshall,” Mr. Russeil consented to let | pe rocamacion ymade and COUrE Sdjour ed tee oe one a ee rac at is mot true | nary, rill increase when some decided ction is taken Ral. 7 | esa: cember 1, be M: vere ever thorol kin A 18 pe the delendants go on bail tli Monday, when the Day eaacone for Tuesday, December 1.—Nos. 85, when he was in the seminary as a visitor of the same in | Rey Dr -hesmoun buy duty. to the Gonerai Theological | First Heat. « 1: of 1857, which he insisted was repealed by section yyagment of the Court wiil be pronounced. the spring ot 1878, for at that visitation the moment the | Seminary and this Charch should litt us above the re- ad feat 28 of the act of 1866 and by the act of 1870 reguiat- 105, 103, 10 01. 91, Cie e 9 33 tng the sule of mtoxicating drinks. In conclusion chia eal Ee Him {a forte too sizcag and. cheer te permit ioe pean straining influence of ympathy. called ov Professor | Third heat..... (antad ri 122146 he raised tie question o&constitutionality, and | BUSINESS IN THE OTHE : bility of mistake, that those lectures were dehvered | $7 mour at the seminary to copter eely with Lim be- SAME DAY.—Sweepstakes, $250; mile heats, bes® Zppeaied to toe Court not to amend by its “deticr SIN THE OTHER COURTS. THE COLLINS CASE. Without my’ knowledge or consent and shat i had | echmavun the i of Novemoce. ‘That iprtar i hereto | +Tee in five, in barness. 1 bi it oh ee known cf them in time I should certuinly have prohib- 4 b STARTERS, detective legislation, but remit the matter to the fted them.” Bishop Coxe, in his letter to me, d: ‘Of appended. It was addressed to the Rey. Dr. Houghton, Legislature, SUPREME OOURT—SPECIAL TERM, i Batty ch » dated Os | Hecause in a letter from him dated October lhe made | L. Deyoo's b. g. Tommy Moore. . r++ H : i tober 2, 1874 (see Daily Cherchman, p. 198), when speak- 1 to me, ‘Is there not some one magnanimous | 'T, Simmons? s. g. Bricks....... asistant’ District Attorney Rolling, a reply, Work of the Committee of Investigation | ing of the lectures ot Mr, Grafton, aaid:—"Whon 4 oxz | TIS ABDEAL fe me. It ares Monee tonsierauon of | $i, Smith's b. geftwlupty, DUMpey, contenaed that the act of 1870 was sufficiently ex- essed my surprise to Dr. Seymour that a vofunteer " pilelt to show that they fatended to revive tus ast COfOme®S” Employment of Chemists and | Appointed by the Commissioners of | Pritessor nad been introduced by him within the walls the action in the House of Deputies on the Bishop elect | 3” splan’s b. g. Saugerties. ..eevsase. ais, of 1857, and he convended that it was wholly un- | Physicians et Inquests. Emigration. of the seminary he defended Limselt on the gene: ! ‘On hearing that Professor Seymour or his friend was necessary to give the street and number. Suppose | Before Judge Van Brunt. The committee of investieation appointed by the | that ‘the person was & presbyter of te’ | inqucing or allowing seminarians and recent graduates Quarter, Hair. wie the house had no number, was the pleader to par- 4 : | Charch.’” I fave the deliberately written | stat | to testy under oath, with a view to the publication ofa | First heat... 89 1:20 3:60 tiewiarize by descriptions, such as, “the first house | Mr. H. Endemann, whois an analytical chemist, | Commissioners of Emigration, at their meeting on | fens of bes rote So ee eeacta eet eae | pamphlet, and believing that it would pa to a publie | Becond heat... 1:20 228 on the leit as you go dawn hil” “the house wien | 4s employed by the Coroners of New York county | Tuesday last, to inquire into the facts of the Eliza | Srwverk Novemoer 4 lois. One of them writess “at | Scandal ahd eventuate in the forcible separation ot Ero > Third heat. | Green blinds aud a bald-headed man sitting on the | to analyze the viseera of two deceasea,parties, in | Collins case, commenced their examination yes- | the visitation of Tha Huaup et Wersuy Aer Tague | arrangement with ‘the “Rev. Ve. Houghton ;—Protassor nee dai sige | * | ‘ Se: nd one or more intelligent !ay friends, to be se- ° be ‘Mr. Hali closed the argument in support of the a where criminal Dolsoning was suspected, | terday. After visiting several! places where infor- | the infinences of Segebars vier. {ae ome epecrnee by lected by Dr. Houghton, were east ms ac nie alae _ x Motion, enforcing ably the grounds urged by his ‘he employment was in connection with a regular | mation of the circumstances connected with the \ Grafton to the General ‘Theological Seminary, aijaong | OP. Kafer tact AIT h the OH ot Der cree £0 oxal CHEAP TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS, perme peeaee ar ine oni starabeaena| inquest. Piaintiq’s bili was presented by him to | complaint made by the girl were Itkely to be ob- | other matters, was giluded to in slustration of jad liu. ioe (ev all Gye {hots Nearing on Mr. Gratton's visit to the GEER ee ete maeanaat oR teaanoae | the Boara of Supervisors, and allowed by them | tained, they called on her at No. 169 Mulberry | BiSty. Dri poymonr, Tele hie’ tet er tem ocee don ig | Seminary. Abouta quarier of an hour before the time —_— appointed I received a note trom the Rey. Dr. Hough- fou, stating that Dr. seymour declined the interview. i Baw Fork to hese Ber Commerciay You will thus see, my Gear Bishop, that I tried hard to Supremacy!—Past and Present of the prevent this painiul exposure of ‘the result of mal- Metropol: dministration inthe eninary. 1¢l-could have a con. letropolis. jerence with Bishop Coxo, the exposure Wonld be mere | No question of greater importance has agitated Mr. Roilins then moved for judgment on the ver- | 404 orvered to be paid as a proper charge against | street. They found her stili suffering and weak, | order todo improperty anything in the institutvon, and 4 = the county. ‘The Gomptioligr refused tv bay, and | yur not in any immediate dancer, From the ree | Lunve,woreemiscuon, cf any, Toth baatign by svi Mr. Hall, for the prisoner, urged delay in order | 6tit was brought. ft th a: bpareian ana | ee otuge prolessgr nea Given 4 full and ‘min deserip- to have time to prepare a bill of exceptions, and On demurrer to the complaint Counsel to Cor- | Port of the attendant physician and the woman | 7s ouisr prolessge nas given 4 lull And i ae. also urged various considerations, sdcd as that poration contenced—first, that the claim was not | with whom she is living the members of the com- | Grafton’s visit, and I make the following exacts from th th but I have not had any comm@nication with it was a case not of malum in ve, bat inaiuwa pro- A county charge, and therefore the act o! the S8a- | mittee learned that she had vecome subject to fits | MaJetter in my posseaston :— ; fhorougy Tick New York, rid (odo not know where | commercial New York in @ decade than that of ibitum, or in otuer words a police regulation. Dervisota was ultra vires; and secona, that the | Ido remember that Bishop Coxe, on tht ocedston. | he now 18. It is duo to him, however, to state that | oheap freight transportati a the co‘lateral __ Mr, Schwab Was ordered to stand up, and being | Coronsts were not allowed by statute to incur of unconsciousness which iasted avout an hour, | denying the propriety of admitting any clersyinan aie has said, from the frst, “that he had vothing to ox Gf oes dela ier A ld cept heer thd toe geked the wsual questions, Juige Barrett pro. | any such Hawittty on behalf of the county. "Mr. | and they were of opinion thatif these spelis con- | Why even loa buhoter the lurch, would deem that | piain, nothing to corrob rate; he had very unwillingly | questions growing out of it. Aslong as the genius Geeded to pass judgment, as follow: | Algernon S. Sullivan and Mr. 1. Beach, who ap- | tinued and reduced her muci, as they cannot fail | I should be ‘violadng th Aelia Bo ag h Ba Pe atte Goaseek wos ervey "antes | Of De Witt Clinton gave this city superior trang THE SKNTRNCK | peared for the plaintifi, contended that he action | “ should meet and instrrict stadents In the seminary with- if Id bri rt h hat rf | You have been conviete! by an impartial jury, | Of the Supervisors is ‘conclusive and final; that | 1040, it will be wise to call on the Coroner to cut such due authory ation, or words to that effects? sores SA'S nave cidsenont Ga ieee ave bene | Portation facilities it was invinelble, but the great - Well and carefully chosen, of the offence of seliig the Statute enumerating what suall be “oouMty | take her statemont. In the course of conversa fSRil, ‘Loox, soow/ion,, shorty etter recehong (Ve f- | diocesan, in the expectation that you will confer with | Metropolis, since his day, has grown, and now is Wine without a icende, | wntcd 18 amis: feccesarity incurred. for the, ae Rent expenses | tion with Dr. Day on the subject, they were in- acting dean of the seminary, that I bad been iniormed | $9r"sevntoar Fone eet cada ott possible, induce | more or less laboring under the double disade vated in ear case by the deltverate gare | county Tnat the detection and Punisument of | 4oTmed that after the girl had made her aMdavit {it Mr,,Grantoy, had so visited and instructed the | sincerely, - WILLIAM WELSH.” | vantage of inefficient means of distributing mers “He “hen replied by maintaining his mght actér of ‘tne resistance you made to tne the crime of murder is the first use and benefit | for the Commissioners of Charities and Correction, id his purpcy¥: when occasions were given to adinit Sr ickcg? pdeeaney ana chandise and the combinations between the truny aw. Xow knew tho law, and deliberately oh thes wodity “the “Supreme Court nett | DF Day viaited the building on the corner of Wun to vin Vicmudents'and whom the stulents might ‘HOUSE OF THE HOLY FAMILY, railway lines, leading from the seaboard to the There are considerations, bowever, which have fad such nckverss aor “chargeable against | Eleventh street and Third a¥e2ue, on the subject, | wish to se” inne Seana Wkeas Tasee to ee. | Bair in Aid of the Association for Be= | Great West, amounting almost to been addressed to the urt by your counsel, | the County, that ey were necessary to | He gave bis opinion to Mr. Kellock, the superin- | thootogical yr vi ‘the clergy! friending Children and Young Girls. A CONSPIRACY AGAINST NEW YORK. ‘Which, In fact, the Court has considered, which | the adminixtration of criminal justice;’’ that the | tendent, and Mr. Keliock agreed with dim jn his ton “p. eee Rig Ls of the. TD averensiens id - A fair will be opened from December 1 to 16 tn Our terminal faciltties for the handling and the elegant store No. 23 Union square (Fourth | storage of produce and merchandise are detective; avenue), between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, | our storage, labor, cartage, ligntcrage and in aid of the Association for Befriending Children | cooperage all being too high. Heavy charges are and Young Girls, formerly of Nos. 245 and 247 East levied on our commerce at Quarantine, by Harbor iy corruborads row acees berg yen 4 Thirteenth street, and now permanently tocated | Masters at our wharves, by Sherltts, Marshals and will prevent me from imposing the fuil measure of | 8tatate requires the Coroner not only to ascertain | pelief of the girl's truth. | Wea npporent thatthe Acting Dean had known of Mr. punishment which 1am authorized by law to do, | the Cause of death, but 10 take measures to detect | Mr. Lynch, one of the Commissigners of Emigra. | Graftor’s presonce wt the seminary and of his visiting End Lhave mado up my mind in this case not 1o | the guilty party, with a view to punisbment; that tion and a member of the committes appointed, | Ttyfupenes and he expressly mtaced that, Mr. Grafton inflict the full measure of punishment, nor even | She Coroner mast collect and perpetuate the testi- by the Board to look into the Collins’ case, statew | paildin; Lge at be bad seen him and conversed wit! toinfiet a degradmg punishment, because the | Muny; that there is no statute ee sucha that just belore the trial began in the Court Dim there.” » offence Was not of @ eharac'er Which, ag the law | CHarge, and that payment py t | ; says, was baa tn tteelt. At the same time, unposing | Cre eee a . Bay bored | oan oa bave ae poe ‘each bad bed n | ously. tw i as! intend a mi and lenient sentence, I wish i! . Se visors New | aiready chosen changed for three he selects | Coxe, 4 3, Daderstood that lam maxing uo precedent for | York County,” Sand., p. 418, wascited toshowthat | the counse! for {he people agteed ne be | Who had examined their students sud. wie, earen ee | im the commodious building No, 186 Second ave- Seine gévatument, wish, aii ome of Ome the Iuture, aud if such casea of yiclation of the | Whenever scrvices have been rendcrea which are | proposition and arrangement, Tne jury ing,ne | Syoldgiving publicity to. the nae. oul sucnaer thag | HUe, between Eighth and Ninth streets, where !t | borden upon our commerce, have increased in ten law be brougit before tue Court, and a spirit of | beneficial to a county, and no specific compensa- Base and belore which Major was tried for fae w Heont estiinon already ‘ven besisdigas “| shelters and makes a reformatory home for 100 | years from $14,000,000 to $34, 000, 000. Our railw: Organized Tesrstance shonld coathuecthe Cours {toa is provided ior’ the same by law, tiey shall felonious assault trou Eliza Collins was compe jee | “Hs dimealte vnderiand hos admisslone mado to | 4 ; | dyetem te, burthened with’ millions of wate Wht unhesttaingly meve out the full puuiahiaent be deemed contingent charges against the county, | of ‘Timothy lollen, of No. 63 West Thirie first | Bisuop Coxe in the preseace of others ant repeated very | {@i!ea females, who, being penitent for aguilty | EO Ty ins taken In connection with exe which it fs authorized by law todo, In your case, | It Was urged in conclu=ion that the statute of 1868 | street; Prince W. Nickerson, of No. 398 Nintis ‘ave. | Suiphatically to a icllow professor cou'd be forgowten. | past, sircgmie for a pure future. Here at the | trayazant and Corrupt management, makes It im- Tdoubt wether J should have indicted inore than 8 to feee of Coroners tn this county Goes not ap- | nue; Frank M, Clack, of No. 307 Kast Forty ith | Ret there are mans well authenticated instances (i puct House of td Holy Famuy the plows Sisters fur- SAMS fOr the, roads COMPO’ 16 10, CAFR aiine, but ior your own course, You aggravated | D ay 28 foe ones, The Court took tae papers, de- street; Eugene H. Paddock, of No. 23 East TY enty- | cessity for sell-justifeation of by subsequent anxieties ISX & home, with all provisions of clothing, in- freight as cheaply ay those jines, wich have been your offence not only by deliberate violation of the | ing ve fourth street; Vatrick Healy, of No. 211 NM onroe | and exciteu ents, It sioaid also be borne in mind that | struction and employmént to fooge aginst puiit honestly aud economicatiy, and now diverk Jaw, but, 10 the judgment of the Conrt, by evasion street; Henry M. Evens, of No. 247 Wes$ Four- | Professor Seymour is iu a trying osition by holding | whom aii other doors are closed éXcept those | our commerce to sister cities. @ county ofsuch Oyer aud Terminer the counsel for Major r¢- These wepitten. Cosc heet reluctantly and cau- aud prevarication on the witness staid tor the SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, teenth street; Henry Cootedge, of No office in ageacral theological seminary, when,as bis | jeading to the haunts of vice, sisme, | wavingin view the danzer to our mi purpose of impeding the administration of justice, 5 — Lexington avenue; George "Gardeniaip ad mow inmate irlends allege, Rss beliet Va regard Yo the misery and death. Thia class of the victim | suprenieoy’a ‘bumper of jeastuy suenivers arae &ndIcanuot but look with disiayor on the char: Decisions. No. 138 Chrystie street; Thomas H. Mason, Ma, 215 , comtroveried doctrines of, and practices Am tie Cred «to a great city’s faulty elvilization hers | trate exeuanges, representing the most wealthy acter of the testimony you gave, coming go closely, By Jadge Donohue. Madison avenue; Isaac Krans, No. 102 Brojome | by that outspoxen gentleman, the Bev. Jame find an ever ready welcome at any hour of the | gems i this metropoits, 1orined themselves into street; George H, Norcross, No. 403 West Twa nty- | _ Protessor Seymour's assertion, if he can vei day or night. Here they recetve such training as i sie time since, the avowed o| Second street; Julius Levin, No. 125 Bust El itys | he didnot give bis sanction, or éven_ his silen! seenich wa f6 cireuisee tomy mind, to perjury that it requires a subie Starck ys. Starck.—M. - i atarach emorandum. fits them for earning an honest living, and whea | Gr wnich was “to obéait, preserve and circulate inind to perceive the difference—sfating that this | arsch vs. Hess.—Motion denied. i was German cider which you bougbt, when you | Jrerufelder va, Meats. —-aroti i fourth street, The three last Jurors, Mr. Ly neh tle instruction given by the Rev. Mr. Gratton, will piace | they become competent to care jor themselves | valuaple ana useful inermation relating to trans Must ave Known In. jour heart thatit was wine. | Holiuter vse hogichart -Oranven © ttemoran- | #tites, were those put in the place of the ¢ ares | ua"! my Jud meen fur worse nosison than WNW | thoy have situations provided where tiey MAS, | ortation, to encourage the mcrovement ad in- Ifyou had legal points to present to the Coart, | qum. s cane, t “ ey | Without shame or embarrassment, begin 4 neW crease the capacity of our termine Jaciiities for removed. Mr. Kransis tie proprietor of oF ie of Pare y y s those liquor saloons Known ad “distuleriog’®. “itty MONEE CaM: AtLeTOP Lo et ae VCE Gr Frocce and honorable iife, During the past year It has | tic iaudiiug and siorage of produce uiia wercnan- located in Sheriff street, and he lives mthe front | Seymour learned that a noted leader ina movement, thus succored and saved 300 girls, The institution — qja to facilitate the adjustment of diftersnegs, basement of No, 102 Broome street. When + calied | thatsvould be termed retrograding churchmanship, had | 6 unendowed and is not SUQDOEERAELY any Church, | controversies and misunderstandings between ite on yesterday by a reporter of tho HzkaLD 0 2 was | lectured to students in the seminary on two evenings | Jt appeals directly to the charitable sympathy of hd fon © ; in his distiliery watching a 2 WAS | on subjects that did not appertain to bis own chair en th Di Father Prest ‘St. Anne’s church, | members and transportation companies; to advo- number of citents 1h Yooin olf ihe eg rege | id belong to other protestors, it was, ais duty to make | 1) Pe epUstual director, iteimadagers are ladies of cate the construction of now avenues for trang. : D Ailigent inquiry into the full scope of the lectures and in- 5 j te ‘) jortation, and the improvement of those now ex- geld the Jury were not al of one mind at tH ¢ first ftructions, and to bring the, students, before the tnouity the ighest eocial position, with an advisory com: Ieting; to devise, snbmie and advocate plans. of i 7 10 before r e} or expulsion, guarding the seminary agains! © selec! rom the front ra Bi . fee r of the Court if that you be couinedin tye city | Relsig vs. Monavan,—Jadgment suspended and oom, Ie sald You caw bang A Iman Wale Sey | repetition of this yross abuse of privilege and wiwrone and basiness citizens, Tho {alr frou wien itis | legisiation by whicn the defects and abuses of the Prigon (or tue period of thirt: n % Dew trial orderea before Justice Kane, of the 2, and ther i he to the other professors who are Alone authorize ‘ . > 5 | present system may be reinedied, and to advocate iG PErLod Oo Y €, pay a Gne of a have the evidence, and there was pienty oley idence hoped the institution will realize a large rein. sh oth 3 and cts t) $200, and stand committed until it be paid. | Eighth District Court, in accordance with section to yequit that man.” He did not remembe risficn | KctHr; On some of the, | Hnporiant | subi foreement of its Tevenue, 13 to be managed by | SUCK OWET Princ ples ae eee as will tend to ‘ | 86 0! the Code, the pariies to appear before the about the girl, but he thought she had rosy cheeka | gaded to this injury, for one of the professors trie Mrs. Goorge V. Hecker, Mra, T. Addis Enmet, Miss | agyance the commercial prosperity of our city and CASE | Justice for triul at the Kighth District Court room and was a nice girl, He seemed thorougil y satis: | Yalu to induce Profesor seymour to reaitze the injustice A. M, Gilbert, Mrs. Mary Starr and others. who country.’ So greatly was the scope widened of OF CORONER CROKER. | Ve - 4tu day of December, 1874, at ten o'clock fled with the reenter ea Qniw ow oO exp Some fo bts department, This profesor, prepa a Te to offer an oe van wrtey oe riences as a jaryman, Mr. He: } eture. To 2 Plt, in ‘ Teay ebay | paloon in Madison street, ana nf | &kquor rong ‘done to the institution and to the students by en- Dread te ta atcracione nto dgubt the anenciat ! CHEAP TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION, 1 {No. 111M a es in © he front | gnuraving and listening to volunteer jecturers, especialiy , one d, that it now embraces such Worthy onjects as the basement of No. 111 Monroe strect. He w# g not at When, as in tuts case, the leacber holds extravagant | SUCCeSS Of their experiment would be to Ignore improvement of the water iront, the moulding of you had the counsel to present them, but you | } Srgstized resistance ‘to lthe laws For cinees | uackley vs, Henty.—Order granted, | reasons I cannot feel justified tu awarding merely | Legrand vs. Clarke.—Demiea, ‘6 &@ uominal puuisbment, aod at the same time IT | jice vs. Disprow. —Granted, shall ce yon eee Penitentiary—a punisu- | % 4 is ment which would be degrading. On the whole, it AR_GPE will be just and iair and jentent to sentence you COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TZEM, to thirty days in the City Prison. And the sentence | | ‘sealabae . Jn the cxpectution that Jadge Barrett would | COUST OP COMMON PLEAS~SPECIAL TERM, otBee cive his deciste the mot! | soa his place of business when called upon, put Mis views of important doctrines and usages, Hot sanctioned | the charitavle impulses of @ community woose ’ yesterday morig five bis decision on the motion Revision of Asseasments, barkeoper. sald ‘that he was on jury dv tye ihe | ke vais, Charch. ihe proessor breparct his address | generosity has no equal, RS aan eS a see] to admit Coroner Croker t@ bali, the Oyer and Before Jadge Larremore, building of the Commissioners of Char# ties and | With care, submitting it io another professor, and it was Dorrection was not much distury by* | Fead in the Howe of Deputies at my request. Coarae eee Gominuie dive: tues use! preeably { gdihe propriety ani necessity of such precaution to stu. 4 lenis ‘in a geleral thegiogieal seminary muscbe appa- Waiting the report to be sent into the Board of fries’ ‘all und chureburen, yer Profesor Seymour bub- | the reguiation of the same. GRAPPLING WITH SHIP FIRES. Conventious nave been called which tended to | educate, cultivate and harmonize commercial in- How Commissioner Hatch Means to Proe | terests, and in aue to organize upon an houoradle Terminer Court room was fliied for some time be- | An {mportant decision was renacred yesterday | fore the opening of the Court. In tnis respect the | ny Jndge Larremoro touching the extent of re- | throng was not disappointed, though some were ' | at the result, The Coroner was present, and if | sessments, George Stuart, Who owns property on | his own mind it was evidently @ loregone conclu- goventy-fth street applied for an injanction re- | Bey ean sion, judging from the calm indifference of lis 7 , a r i “yy ate s, Hembsnee, “ihe soliowing 1s Judge Barrect’s ae- | “taining the Board of Revision and Correction of | ~The celebration of Bvacustion Days at she Oity | low page sit will be peed Hist Frofemor cision straint that can be piaced apon revisors of as- | Comuissioners of Emigration by the com «atttee, | Ijsnen in nis “issue uf Fuct,” on page & the deposition of i, without sty intr pelhreractenc aa | George Henry Higgins, Breshyter of Tilinols, that when i ees ee | party “Saltaire co tress ea ME ee MUNICIPAL NOTES, He tA OE yea aiadenie With aurewtacei | The Fire Yornmisstoners held a meeting yester- | meagures lor the protection of the commerce and day morning, but most of the business transacted | the advancement of the prosperity of New York, ymour never | pelonged to the routine of the department. Two | before the people, their representatives and the » e ster cf J in 4 into the particulars of Mr. Grafton's teachings . nies, tll @ broad pol i ime | Assessments from confirming an assessment Hall consisted of the futtering of M4 gs from the ani ater hie “cOnfirmacon wax de euted.’ Yet he | firemen were tried for minor offences and fined, and, provement, should "oe carried out en oun | THE DECISION OF JUDGE BARRETT. against bis property for regulating, bgt) apd top of this now dilapidated edifice, an unusual | mal te 9 positive denial of a tact known to Bishop Coxe, | ag they promised to behave themselves better inthe | inure to the benefit of every merchant having; The Court has looked into the minutes of the curbing the street, The ground of the applica- 9 fra o nutes taken by one or More of bis students. ee eee ee eon eic considered @ large pate, | Won Wee thas tus contract und not been properig | sPriantly aspecton the part of Mayor Havemeyer, | ree or veymour now confesses alter reading the my future, it 1s but just to turow the mantle of charity | business relations with (nis great city. Of the testimony adduced betore the Coroner, anf tuliliied, Affidavits were pat in opposition getting | increased knots of politicians in ue vestibule, {WY (cn by other siudents, thar ir, raion il teach fast | over their names, The Commissioners occupted | to the constitution, two relate exclusively to the is clearly of opinion that the motion to admit to | torth that the work Was done as weil as conid be and—no more. Somebody states that weareto y a citar fei ed the case of & Wo sured of iock- 7 rl ro 2D, iy bail should be denied, The Court has purposely | considering the rocky Condition Of the gyound. In " f § ratton reported t a Fh ropa cured af go themselvos, also, with the examination of the re- New York State canals and two to the general have two anniversaries of this character for 1874, by rec Biomol ihe Lohapps reacHonacy duced estimates Jor 18375, and came to the conciu- | financ.al Interests of the state, which bp te dl- more of his studenis produced by the | sion that sid ji + ber | Tectiy traced to the Influence of the aforemen. & consider Gecrease in the number | tigngd association in guarding the interests of a refrained frem writing avy nion in the case, his declaion Judge Larremore holds that belore an entral New jor that wouid have lavolved—necessarily ‘n- Injunction can be asked for restratuing from the ‘The evacuation of the Sist of December is still to eftect upon eh es te 4 volved, to some eXtent, at jeast—an analysis of | performance of a duty imposed by jaw tt must be come—a clearing out of present “reform” oiticiala | $8 ™Mbels, books and doings iv sole of the rooms of stt- | of mechanics and other employcs will have to be the evidence taken beiore the Coroner, and be- | conciusively shown that there is no other remedy, 1 ie | dents in the RemminuFy, and As the student or sintents Te. | Chreuted tO chablo tie Gerarenene +o gor along | We Merchants againse the insidious attacks of cause the Court iveme lt to bea, important that | and that the legal remedy not faving been ex: | t0 make way for Tammany Bail. Will there be aM, | ported, with the opeu oF tacit anproval of Frolemor | Sith ‘the reduced appropriation, commissioner | Me railways and other monopolists. A general’ | tis prisoner snouid Ue (tied without @ feather’s | hausted, the application must be denied. improvement? Time must develop an answer. Hot whother Professor Seymour knew or. did not know | Hatch, who 1s the leading memuer of the Boatd, Na SME ETE RILET HTL Tteesaht dans j ‘weight of prejudice on the part of the Court as well —_—- | The final and most important move im thaf, | of the instruction given by Mr. Gratton, tor if, us acting | witli, however, make no removals irom the regular | hadi : ever, is unwilling simply to deny the motion wit es Dern euived ki vik F 2 Wise. be wate eee, whllss as to show his entire | pronably the most interesting fact 1n connection pe Boe ae rua TMIa HiDwa: Thee ttaen aa Out expressing its entire divwent from the prop A furgtar Captared. | Cbaries Devlin receive Warrant from the J ty | ete OMe uration veing an honorable, man, it ig | With tue Vire Department Js ‘the acquisition of a | {varsportation by Water, ata cheap rate, of @ ae ioe rariee wie eel Ge F in ag My a Before Judge Murray. Tor $54,000, hard to Ballove Get he Geliverately oneealed himsolf Te eee, ie extinguishing i tes at (he huiky productions of the West throtgi the valleys’ | « at essiti| " % WW mn the » ty bu | arves, ‘Shis 4 - i bole be adrnitted to bail, the (eg rg of any | Yesterday morning an officer of the Fourth pres | ‘sis HRPOWA TOELEM EAE OniG ee an com | Broressor bey nour ie ‘nh f pared “Oy Py osrs’ erase iN aissny teen | of ee A ie eed iedgints one bps OF juoge upon the mert und of prepon- sed Charles G ° 7 ‘ 1 adjourned for wnks- | tare nia formal manaer in» zen theological sormie i j 0 s Gofance oP” ebidente ua’ Ey ever” Buch | ciuct Maticed Charles Gallagher and Willism Baton mks | Tey. on the secon evening of his visit when. All the PUSIAGEIDLIO: cad BhGa eeeapvreG ote TS | porting interests represented in this work, it % Giving to bis farm at Worcester, Mussachwv. setts, invites, with eel & precedent would be dangerous in tne | Moving some casks from the promises No. 155 ’ + | students Were invited, without r velving iM some form | 4 . i A | Stated that in this city searly e, t nour ¢ ot many pra assurance of the assentof the Dean, or poss Important addition to the working resources of the | 7 3) extreme, aud the Court thinks It 8 unsound, | Duane street, which are occupied vy Henry Adams There are not many prayers heard ground se City | fuNfnowleuge that their views were a ict accord: | department, whose userdiness Has MiWays DEEN | cone ETO MERCHANTS AND TIRMS tg” t would tavowe a trial, to a certain extent, | % Co,, liquor dealers. He watched them, aud saw | {fall for his spoody return, as the hem j of the | An agreement in certain doctrinal views nodoubt justi. | greatly Impaired by the 1mpossibullty of effectua'ly | $0't yt Ra gg Ty yp Mee! of every man {ndictea tor murder. on paper, on Finance Department dors not seem toY e@gen- fied Professor Seymour in averring, after Mr. Grafton | grappling with slip fires. A sudden shifting of , 0 the Constitution, nis support was subscribed Testimouy taken by tie C fe them carry out two one-eighth casks of brandy | eral favorite among officials, In th y had delivered the lectures, that he was ‘above the possi- » Ww! ~ | ata very short notice, proving that cheap trans- hie Lag 20 OppurtUnity of eee ae eee Our’ | anda box Of slout. A soon as they bad got the Duty Comptroller Karle discharges ¢ DY can whe Be tl yermiing Limselrof such an oveaominvorver te | We Wind will sweep the flames toward the fremen | Sovtauon ineant Ample and ‘cheap iaciities (OF e is Y of seeing witnesses, ex Deputy Comp le discharges th@ duties of | th hi Pp Le P, Auiiniity them itsele Uda vesting eucle tremmity, | Koos ON AN express Wagon, Which was in waiting, jus'uusent colel, Low this genticinar oe do improperly anything in the instiiution.” That there | Of tHe Wharl but this boat will play eg0t handing and storing merchandise, less expendi- woigit aud charocrer ty a shied crussexamine: | toe ofBcers captured them'and brougmt them '8 the batieries of abuse houriy lovellea’ ge Reem by | Sait eaie Arrangement by Which the ean Was Not 10 Oe | ee att pitts epadce- ONC | ture of He public mods apon improvements fF) * tio, and the other appilances known to the law, | Court, where they were held in $200 each tO | city claimants 1s @ mystery noteasy gf © fh " p by'tlie followin teatinno wT 4 v* | which there was no immeiiate necessity, and & f ; compre- | more than probable by the follawing teatimony on page | Clly, and her working power Will be equal to that 7 on trial bejore 4 petit jury, and would place it jn | anawer. The ofiicer testified that they had broken | hejsion. be 9:—"Robect B. Vrane declined to be present, because he | e D + speedy compietion of our system of docks, with the power of the Court, oii a simple idepection of | Open the door and passed the goods through the | ‘thomis Clarke Luby has been apy yinted a tem. | Understood that the Dean xuew nothlag about tie mat | ‘propeller ae thee eect, She ti be a8 a9t close connection berween the cars and ships which she Written evidence taken before the Coroner, of | Sperture. porary clerk in the bureau for the , collection Of | f,’sppears on pace 11, that every student in the sem, | Hatch intends to station her at ihe Battery, close | Dring and carry alternately te reign tage of tae adjudging tn advance, and before trial tn a proper | Mrs. Mansficld’s Diamonds. | wax } i 4 ‘ crane nce | 1» &C., e sterd * m’s Visit Was lil call, seiv! | i 19 justify the aamitiing to ball. 1 think that prepo- fleld, lives with her husband at Nyack, N. Y. Now | of the Depattmient of Pubile Woo Ff Nee ns premeditated Vain ewienitiniee | fan ran up eliber river Wo exiURUISh O76 Bs te | grand work of discharging the debt they owed tc sition both dangerous and unsound, andl canuot and them she comes down irom her home and re- | will be made in a low days, George Henry Higgina a presbyter of the diocese of | docks. By means of her grappling hooks, chains, jhe metropolis of the Western World, ri | ? n ¢ a allow the occasion to pags Without expressing my | daing for afew days with ber step-son, Willtam | < Aldermen Patrick Lysaght, 7 osepn P. Strack, | filme pmiavenrd (an will Le econ on paxe 7) ot vie | &c.. she will be able to draw a snip into the mid- ne ey by the id M. Torvert, en . entire dissent from It, Tne proper course where Stephen N. Simonson, Jonn tte’ oingon, Samuel A, | Lik tne Key. CC. Ui og Besta wuiuget in Die | he of the river and scuttle her, thereby saving the THE NEW POST OFFIOR, + 10 there is & fair conflict of evidence, as here, is to | Mansfeld, who keeps an oyster saloon at No. 201 Lewis, William L. Cole and Py 4 ratton, v . cet Seery took the porarily in the city of New York, on his way to oF | cent shi; t ery ork, on his way toorirom adjacent shipping from the perils of r. conn i Considerable activity prevails in bringing th adopt the course which lias been adopted itn tuis Bowery. On Monday she made one of these visits. | owtn of office yesterday. VY . jatter two gentle- it tL accepted the invitation, and met besides | tion, Commissioner Hatch ti Z i i +. a * inks. Cn tbe motoutts i | Baring the aiternoon of thar day she wont out to | tiem wore Ciecied ou the (Ay large tieket and the | eer T anew aside una icenger at Forieres ing | Wil be of invaluable nervico to tue departmept, | grand edifice to a state of cormpletion—at least ( . The prisoner was toen removed. | u'the bureau in her reou, When she returned | take their seats on the 1s¥ of ganuary. | evening was pamed in pleasant general conversatton, an early occupancy by the Post OMce—the uppr she did not miss them, bat on Suesday moraing, oe board OF ADPOT LOD ment nave antl the 2st | sevoat OF bY ODE of the Finlehts promne thet it Me, DEATH IN A SHANTY. . stories being pushed ahead for court purposes, | SUNDAY NIGHT OPERAS, —__ 720, #8e wanted to aso them they wePe Not t0.00 | OF Lamy ne Hounay ce crtimates sent, back to | Gratton’, stay in, New Lore was prolonged over ous | Margaret Mulligan, a woman sixty years of age, | be Onished by next May. The second door te belt 2a for, the detectives. | Probably meet next wi ek to take action, They | the ‘next, evening, and © that he would” tell | and porn in Ireland, died yesterday in # shanty in tiled with marble siabs, and this job vv ine and he can either ado; G | f rt f th 4 ri rge W, Stemme’ fee injanction optained om tbe Ath inet, by Mr, | S2¢,De cent om Boul and, Winiemedn 20 Ore | coireject rieta‘cs tne’ ,apaesvions Gt ine Aigermed | fe Orger of gt Jahn, the VRUERIIAL The te an eee ee ae ee eet oie | operatic impresario, reatrain- | susnected no one, They went too mawnshup i | the original catimay ‘js over $20,000, | want of correspondence with other testimony. and by | Woltman was notified to hold an inauest, (CONTINUED ON NisTH PAGE) Max Strakosch, the