The New York Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1874, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. 9 FE MOLT ERT os . tt oe RO right through with (tf. fe) therefore, moved | knocking down the poor pedier, in making of | " F | AMUSEMESTs. AMUSEMENTS. THE COURTS, | ier eG Se oul idastyGs Wile | MASE Werth Moar Seat Renter | UNITED STAT'S SUPREME COURT. | =. AMUSEMESTS. _ cna cen AMOSEMENTI ) moruing he intended to move the trial. | perman, one of the thieves, was arrested while + | ‘ mn poe OOTU's THEATRE. CLARKE Mr, Croker’s counsel opposed the motion. He running away by OMcer Cottrell, of tne Twenty- - seas om Nr. JOSH AAR’ s" was ready, as he was on Monday, to join ina second precigct. Opperman 1s ‘a large, strong WASHINGTON, Nov. 30, 1874. MATINGR '" MA¥ tse fala ines cece oie “ihe distia> tribute ol respect to the Mayor, bul it was unwise man, and a pair of handcuffs had to be put on lim No, 79. The county of Lee vs, Henry Chews & Co.— | The great burlesque | MATIN guished Awerican e jinn, and woulé be unjust to the prisoner to postpone keep him quiet. This precaution did not, how- | Error to the District Court of Alabama. This was yf’, ad Black Crook. | TO-DAY Mr. JOHN S&S. CLARKE, Tribulations of the Erie Rail- | the trial, Tuey might have interruptions, but ever avail, ior while on hia way to the Court. be | Tecently returned trom London, where his protracted, they Were likely to break im at any time. He threw tue officer ander a Seventh avenue car and | 42 action by defendants here, holders (or value, to | Mr. a p Antonio aTtoi, stay was marked by continuyas success, and whe way Company. thought it was the bounden duty of the prosecu. made Nis escape. He was captured during the | recover on bonds tssued by the county, purport’ | Mr J. HL Rudworth ‘al ine * er sPEVERY NIGHT and at the SATURDAY MATINEE | tion to give a speedy trial, and be asked the Court bight ina house in West Fiity-eighth street. aud | ing to be issued under and ip pursvance of an act | ag siar premiers. MATINEE O- 4 's ative ext to enforce its orver and hold the District Atror- yesterday he was brought to Court. He was COM | Of" the Legislature of Alabama Ma ad of the | JOuLA Nast Mobare” | see et Ee Been Der taa crema MO: ot nd eming being REDMOND E | Miss Amy Roberts, | hilarity, the offering of this @ VILD asf TO-DAY | ar | | bey to his undertaking to proceea. The Court | Mutsed in desault of $1,500 to answer. Kulaula, Opelika, Oxford and Gunieraville Railroad | ops” "Tyor Te Mr Wa. Carter, TAPE, in a great Bughsh Comie sketch by H. J. Byron, x Ajo r a day to ts | ! 4 One, Two, Three, Miss Alice Kennett ted Modified Injunction Granted py | trbuceol “respect ‘to the memory “Of the Cniel The Maree Pstsening: © Compauy, The defence was that tue vonds weie | "Ehis new tears aearene | Sen RED TAP er y Magistrate. The examination in this case came up again Fachout soshonity of law, and were ened yd nor et company in a and as Major WELLINGTON DE BOOTS, tm Stirling Judge Westbrook. Judge Barrett said the District Attorney had | yesterday, and, at its conclusion, Meyer Goodman, | ‘The court below sustaned: the varity Of the | atthe 4 TO-Day, | Corns’ exceilont Comedy ertust » given what appeared to him yory Barber reasons one of the defendants, was discharged, while the | bonds and the judgment was for the holders. This | MATINEE TO-DAY. | To-bay. IALINER TO-DAY. | | This entertainment will afford an éveming of unlim- for now omg seg gl eremptorily, but hag Court took ihe papers In the case and reserved | ruling is assigned as error here, R, 1. Merrick tor | - ene : ay. ited tua. SRLS re cast De ptoriy, a hia decision in regard to the other prisoner, Ben- | appellant, 8. F, Rice for appellees, LYMPICG THEATRE, 6° Dari! ! Mr. Clarke's engagement the box office wilt | be openevery day from 8 A M. w 10 P.M, Seats can be secured in advance, Booms THEATRE set it down for to-day, and the Distriet Attorney | jamin Fultz. AFFIDAVIT OF PRESIDENT JEWETT. | nad consented co cry it. tit. JOHN. F. POOLE. Mr. Clinton then asked that the case beset | The Attempted Murder of William Lar- tr . F. POOL down peremptorily for some day and the order en- kin. T H E fo) CE A N D E P T H s be OLYMPIO THEALKA tered on the minutes. GRAND 6% Broadway, e ’ of Co: Mr. Phelps remarked that never was more OMicer Bolster, of the Eighteenth precinct, pre- MAJINE®, 1 Apply to Ta J VINCENT: Mage muanagor, Sixth avenue Trial roner Croker Postponed | proriptituie shown in «capital cuse than in this, | ferred & complaint of felonious assault against Trial of a Deep-8 aa 7 MATINEE, entrance, each morning at 9.50, \ of a Deep-Sea Sounding Apparatus on TO-DAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK. % -aEREERRAR =p = to Mond and It was his intenuon to move the case for trial | John J, Doran, who, as published in yesterday’s 2 ee °™ aT PEKIN! FETE AT PEKING PRERS: bene! ain pressed for a peremptory order, | HERALD. attempted to take the Itie of his brother- Boast tha Unitas Singer Mesemner Barr sgane tn bie wonde cat Delineations. P. T, BARNUMS ROMA BI but the Conrt suaply ordered that tue case be | tere Uae AeA by seat ig ores Ar sett—Very Succcssful Experiments. GUS WILLIAMS in, NEW SONGS AN.) SKETCHES, wt eee eee taken up on Monday. the attending physician there ceruides tuat it 18 _ — The best of all Burlesques’ the ae Shs TnEnifontt opADi buna Dh OR Oem THE BEECHER-TILTON CASE AT ALBANY ere 6 impossivle jor him as yet to state definitely SAN Francisco, Cal., Nov. 21, 1874. BLACK (and tan) | CROOK, heated by the latest improved system, giving the grea® : : , Cal., Nov. 2 Mies ALICE HARRIS: ROUVOLPUB ' ‘an ss Jury, and says thai he acted only in self-deience. mander George Dewey commanding, proceeded to | Wi,P. © A Dene cidedly the most comf The Admiralty calendar will not be calied inthe | | SUPREME COURT—CIROUIT—PART 3 aaa sea, from Vallejo, on the morning of the 19th inst., | "8° °°” rite fing to ctUNE HUNTERS . ee nee United States District Court until the sth inst, Responsibility in Buying Stolen Bonds. QUUS? | CARED SES “THIS "DAT: to test the practical working of ner deep-sea | sricq Fey OF Tus Fiags, | ms Yesterday in the United States Commissioner's Before Judge Van Vorst. SUPREME CoURT—Crncuir—Part 1.—Adjourned | $°4Nding apparatus, The Narragansett has taken | THOS GRANG! EightDay, stove Raille: ARAND PROGRAMME . 8 Ler part 2—He! 5 as @ * fae SANFORD ILSON, PL. office, a man Damed Gonzales Sardo was charged The suit of the Dutchess County Mutual Fire Pad ae ae cE et Brag. ae set pace OF the United States steamer Tuscarora WILLIAM COUR RIGHT in “Any Wood to Saw. AND EVENING, before Commissioner Suields with manufacturing | insurance Company vs. Albert K, Hatchfleld and 240d) 992%, 184s, 2858, 2860, sus, aot, 4420, 4370, | 12 the Work of sounding the depths of the Wits MLLE VICTORIA, AERIAL QUEEN, | Cigars and cigarettes, at No. 104 Sixth avenue, | others, brokers und bankers, of this city, brou: 4372, Part s—Held | by J e Vorst.—N | Pacific. Commander Belknap, while tn command —. —— IN HER STARTL | ' e1 4, s i ght 43 Part 3—Held | by Judge Van Vorst.—Nos. | 5 bane -—- —— p ER SVAKTLIN without paying the special tax required by law. | to recover the value of $5,000 worth of Pough- oe, f $15 31 AOR, AOTE, LOR, aa08 1799, 1400 | of the latter vessel, was te first to prove the | oe BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN NEW YORK.” MID-AIR RIDE ON THE VELOCIPRDB. He demanded an examination, which was set | oepste city bonds, stolen irom the company, and | Liz? oo 7S 221% 905%, 2119, 4851, 4391, 2121. | practicability of using plano wire for this purpose. | KY IBLO'S. sah WORLD RENOWNED JACELEY FAMILY, down Hee Lae and, in default of $1,000 bail, was | when has been tried once beiore, was retned | SUPREME | COURT —-SPECIAL TERY—Held oF, Sais a added Pe aeons to it then parte | wie, public ts rempecttally Informed thas this theatre MASTER ATHLETES OF THE UNIVERSE. committed to the custody of the Marshal. yesterday. The same defence was put inas atthe Van Brunt—Uourt opens at i st ton A. M- | ing apparatus, though i¢ is stilt far from being | Jinted a uew Pantomime, produced in magnificent syie er yesterday took the papers on which 18 based an | stolen, It was shown lor the plaivuilts that 804, 805, 498, 861, 364, 370, B71," 372, 375, B76, 6, 20, | fection has been carried that the depth of tha pracipel ae «5 aon | goxgndos omieunl betes application for the appointment of Commissioners | printed notices, giving the number of each stolen 3% 48, 51, 57, 79, By 150, 5. ocean can be ascertained anywhere. The Narra- RAND OPERa HOU BLA S oROC x GORGEOUS CHINESE BALLETI ot Retinate and Asseaiment of loss required io tea coir tty Sek he MOREE Rib eatin’ | maMDereabeae ee Texm.—Adjouraed | gansott started on her short cruise equipped with Bot OPE RS RONB OE CROOK | INDIAN LIFR—CHASE FOR A WIFEI Cherry street for the Brooklyn Bridge. against negotiating them, A verdict Was ylven | SUPREME CoURT —CHAMBERS—sleld py Judge | il these improvements. claiea tia ter Iniparigh sractanie orike | OVS™ | BNDIAN LSE —OSASH B08) 4 TELS home Yesterday, in the United States District Court, | Jor the full amount claimed, DOH OHHG: Na, 72, 153, oe 159, ia! ge ng A ‘The day was clear and pleasant; the sea was af | BLACK CROOK, as now p' atthe] BIGHTEEN ALE TRE NEW Pvt = JOURT OF ENERAL Sessi0NS—Uela by Judge a | elegant GRAND OPERA HOUSE, ct before Judge Blatchford, the following articles SUPREME GOURTCOHAWEERS Sutheriand.—The People vs. Wiliam Parker, rob- | $™00th as glass, there being scarcely a breath of | Ri TA Miautskss and UAck | THOUSAND ARFERN OOM Cae ee were condemned by default:—une trunk, ’ bery; Same vs. Thomas Brown, robvery; Same vs. | Wind blowing. It seemed as if everything con- | any previous offering of the American GRAND MENAGERIB from the steamer Adriatic; 1 silk cloak, 3 Decivionss Michael Scanlon. robbery ; Same vs, Joseph Coburn, | spired to make the day as perfect as possible ior |.*t#8e, Every effect is ENTIRELY NEW, | DRLIGHTED OF 600 RARE AND CUSTLY WILD BRASTS, i sl felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Cari | the charming grand ballets novel in con- General admission, 50 cents; children under 10, 38 silk costumes, 4 new dresses, 1 camel’s hair scarf, By Judge Lawrence, Ehrnke, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. | the experiment. The first cast was made aboat | eovelon ie crammed with female love-| VISITORS cents TO AFTERNOON EXHIBITIONS ONLY. NO $ dozen gloves, 1 bonnet, 2bundies ot artificial | Wilson ve. ‘Tuttic.—Motion that commission | Frank Leon, felonious assault aud batvery; Same | 100 miles from the coast, and the bottom was op. | WNess , the costumes are superb, the HALF PRICK IN THE EVENING. Wild animals fed a. a oa Artery 5 | music delicious, sceaery magniticent, and HAVE in presence of the audience at the close of afternoon en= flowers, 1 lady’s far hat, 1 shawi, 1 wool costume, | Ue Is grauted, sta uot to exceed tuirty days, | vs, Walter #. Mead, purgiary; Same vs, Willam C, | tained jn 2,197 fathoms, or about two and three- | tht varied ieutires gorgeous anivatieae:| 2 | testainmens Duorvopeu at and 830, Forforimance at . Same.— rene a a pete . ‘ _ ve in the extreme. Five hundred people : 3% dozen ladies! gloves and 1 woollen sha wl. Rosenberg et al, va, Auburn Manufacturing Com- | grail farceny; same vs. Walter Gaantarand | quarter statute miles, No, 22 Eugitsh piano wire Was | are engaged in the wondertul representa, 2:30 and 8 . The sult of Theodosius Strong against the ity, | pany, of Auburn, N. ¥.- Motion to change piace of | farceny; suble Vs, James lH Hastings,” grand Used, witha shot attached to the specimen eup | 49%. ae SRN My | GR ARBOR, SHABBIR ‘to recover the value of building materials fur- | ‘4! to Cayuga county is dented, with costs. larceny; Same vs. Kate Reynolds, grand larceny; | weighing fifty-eight pounds. Thomson’s machine POPULAR PRICES PREVAILING. IS ODL Sinnen See Sie toe , MDOT Wo. GMnrant devarthapnta océhe aly, anc |, .TOcUAN Te Couenden Order: aestled, Re ES Loe ee ee ar eony RoRme: | wan used tor Panui 1¥ Oue auldapelinag ea The SD ERION “ety CENTS | propfietor and Manager eer Mr AUGUSTIN DALY ’ —S €b Mol ey, grand jarceny: Same vs. 7 ‘eserved o1 A ‘ved parlor chairs, ide ‘which has been a long time pending in the courts, COMMON PLEAS—EQUITY TERM, Mark martines, bribery; same V8 iter Crowe, j wire is wound around a drum, the circumference | $1 fOr reserved: trons balcony, $1 reserved orchestra Last night but two finally came to trial yesterday, before Judge petit larceny; Same vs. Join Fennaly, petit | of which is exactly one fathom. An instrument | FAMILY CIRCLE centrance o 2th st.) TRTRTY CENTS. of ‘ A Trustee Nolens Volens. larceny. TU. sree 3 18 THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN, Brady, holding Supreme Circuit, Part 2. It re- called the odometer registers the number of revo- SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:0. ped aie . Before Judge Larremore. ° ap pope LAST MATINER sulted in a verdict of $9,002 60 for the plaintiff. UR lutions of the drum. An endless rope runs from the YCEUM THEATRE, s EN There was a lengthy arzument Uauibnany ‘entre | DY MEX toes Swe tote, reise, Dalidiage on them, i: COURT OF APPEALS. GE RS ele ena g Om GARE AUD Dente CUIZZOLA. ......Lessees and Wanagers THE BEART’ OF MID-LOnULa = * y a eee jown around another insirumeut called the dy- IFTH W K p cats ig Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers, on ci See eee bday teva e y os hamometer.. A Dumber of weights are suspended and continuous success of SATURDAY NIGHT, the application for a stay in the case of Sigismund | eee eee eee Mr, = aie the ag ee ecietons: from the pulley to counteract the traction of the MISS EMILY SOLDENE pigeamber *. 5, foreciot rigage. r. Vandeweide ar- ALBANY, Dec. 1, 1874. shot and wire, je dyhumometer registers the Y 7 " STD Schwab, recentiy convicted in the Court of Oyer | ranged with Lawrence J. Callanan to bid for nim | Judgments affirmed with costs.—brastus @. | amount of this traction, When the shot reaches ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY, on any stage of an entirely novel and remarkably and Terminer of se)ling liquor without a license, tthe auction and to hold the property for thi Graves vs, Edmund P. Wait; James M. Ricketts | the bottom and is detached, all the tension, or EVERY EVENING THIS WREK, Bianca trea oa powerful dramatic sensation ot ‘he and also for his admission to bail. Messrs, a, | 2° *¢ jo e property for thirty | yg. yhe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company ; | nearly all, is removed trom that and the wire ALSO SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 5, Spanish suage, entilled, Oakey Hi: a days, agreeing to pay him $1,000 more than he | Augustus W. Dall vs. William P. Karle; Philo I, | aud the dynamometer fly back on account of * troaeemes —— Sectaamre an Patten preeing. bce paid. Callanan purchased the property for $15,000 | Rugules, Receiver, &<., vs. Orlow W. Chapman, | the endless rope becoming slack and registers no | TR¢ GRAND DUCHESS| The GRAND DUCHESS: —s sented substantially the same argu- 5h s Superintendent, &c.; Same vs. Same; Proscentia | traction. ‘Ihe GRAND DUCHESS. |G: eG i ay costumes Ments as used by them in the motion for arrest of | 8U4 then refused to convey tt back for less than | Angell vs. The Hartiord Fire Iusurance Company; | Tue first operation consumed 26 min. and 41 sec, | The CHESs| Hic [the GHAND DUCHESS. | MS ,broduecd with every scene new. new Judgment before Judge Barrett. In his reply As” $3,000 over the purchase price. Mr. Vandeweide | Charies White ys. Emily Keith. imrunning out. The reeling in was doue by band | The GRAND DUCHESS. |The GRAND DUCHESS. BOX SHEET NOW OPEN. ply immediately commenced an action in this Court to | “Judgment reversed and new trial granted, | 10 38 min. and 24 sec., reliefs of four men each foi- rarer sistant District Attorney Rollins also tollowed the | compel him to convey the property. The deience | costs to abide the event.—Kdward B, Holly vs. | lowing each other at every 100 iathoins of the | THE DUCHESS (her great role)........MISS SOLDENE Wetec Mi: LESTER WALLACE: game line of argument asin the motion referrea to, | made by Mr. J. H. Harrison. the defendant's coun- | ‘Tne Mayor, é&c., o1 New York. Wire reeled in. ‘This is quite a gain in time over New Sconery, Exquisize Dresses, Great Cast 3 Fropels tas 900 ear sgar ry a seh was that eee ce irands msde a Judgment of General Term and decree of the | the momen nee of deep sea sound- SATURDAY, ONLY GRAND DUCHESS MATLNEB. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINER, verbal agreement like the one between the plain- | Surrogate reversed and the case remitted to Sur- | ing. itn them the sounding aione at a eee = renee sa in a new and original Irish play, entitled THE ERIE RAILWAY INJUNCTION, | tur and deiendant void, D. M. Porter, | rogate to pay the principal of the legacy and ac- | depth of 2500 fathoms occupies three ETROPOLITAN THEATRE, 585 BROADWAY EB SHAUGHRAUN, tor the plaintift, claimed that by SO | crued interest from the death of M. M. Ferris to | hours (neluaing heaving im the line). | 4 DICK SANDS, the celebrated Clog Dancer. Mr, H. MONTAGUE, Mr. JOHN GILBERT, Me doing the defendant = would make tie | the heirs of M.K. Ferris, and interest irom the | A Miller-Casella deep-sea thermometer was at- FRANK JONES, the unequalled Musical Moke. HARRY BECKETT, Mr) EDWARD ARNOIT Mr. J.B Granting injunctions one day in Erie Rattway | statute of irouds the instrument of iraud. This death of P. Carter to the death o1 M. K. Rercts to | tuclied to the wire twenty fathoms above the shot. | yor, NETH FLORENCE, the talented Balladist, | | LOUK Me i M. HOLLAND, Me, LEONARD ME IED. suits and dissolving them next day were among | Né Ur@ed. would interiere to prevent and would the residuary legatee.—Caroline A, Cushman vs, | When brought back to the suriace it registered a | GILMORE & SMITH, Moc LOUGH & McGARVEY | PONISI, Miss IONE BURKS, Mra SEFTON and Muse hy ITH, I again quote Mme, VIOLETTE PICAUT! BLAISDELL also In the cast. deem the defendant a trustee tor the plaintiff, | David M. Horton. bottom temperature of 33.6 deg. rT E 3, s ‘the tempera- PARISIAN CAN CAN OR CHAHUT DANCRES anCarniages ‘may be ordered st 104 Seats secured the prominent teatures characterising Erie Kail- compeliing him to bay: the property back. He Appeals dismissed with costs—The Third Na- | Jrom the Challenger Expedition: ‘Way litigations under the old régime when their | cited the two cases Kyan Vox, 34N. Y., 307,and | tional Bank of Buifalo vs. Benjamin F. Bruce; | ture at the bottom is very nearly always the same, oqgapfhd one handred Star Artists, three weeks in advance. suite 0 greatly monopolized the attention of the Levy vs, Brush, 45 N. Y., 698, in support of this | Jacob Piohl vs, Arihur B. Simpson et al. ” | being @ little under or above 35 deg, We have MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2 ARE THEATRE. oo oe Suetale Al doctrine. Judge Lawrence yesterday gave his | Motions granted with $10 costs.—Thomas Hope | never yer registered @ bottom temperature of OOD'S MUSEUM. WOOD P TWELFTH WEBER bs » Almost as speedy a revival, or rather | decision m favor of the plaintif, and ordered the | vs. Charles E. Lawrence; George Barker, survivor | 34 deg.” 3 By of the | modification, reminding one of those old ttmes, | property to be conveyed to him. CHR Ee One ye etal. Reine Geet bial os and a rere used to AFTERNOON, At % EVENING, AT 8 FIGUHETN PERFORMANCE co . otion to open default granted on stipniation o: ain &@speciinen of the bottom. They were per- | only Wednesday Matinee of] FREDERIC ROBINSON VEDNES. Oo) 7 though here, happily, the comparison ends, has Decision the parties, on condition’ that the cane is eub- | fectiy successful, In each case they brought Gack | FREDERIC ROBINSON in WE ae eee been made in the case of the suit brougut by John | Johnson vs. Judkins.—Cause ordered on calen- | mitted without argument.—Anna M, Calligan, ad- | about two ounces (measurement) of a greenisn in QUARRY DELL, QUARRY DELL. JOHN T.'HaYMOND ©, Angell against the Erie Railway Company, dt- oer er eas, rants Sorin cake in deiault of | ministratrix, vs. ‘The New York Central Kailroad | 00ze, Wich, under the microscope, was found to | ATAsTI of his popular character specialty, SUan Testu eUpr eet ta) SHOW SAUAS, WEY '® recekrer ~ CTPA « mevated wao tone WUNs/ vhs Weavers (Sad BRS MmOrpnGta rentua | erbicns coasiee OR THE CARIGATCRIST CARICATURED! pinaage Sc” Pgh ahould not be appointed to take charge of the cer- COMMON PLEAS—CHAMBERS, toa Ler ETAT RT Pion roeans, | wea Meio ni betine olsen ku, Gace ville eee ——— MARK TWAIN'S DRAMA, Motion for reargument; A. J. Parker for motion; | ctlon ol boiling nitric acid. onspicuous for EW YORK STADT THEATRE, 45 AND 47 BOWERY. Nichtly received by crowded houses with peals o@ Vificates, bonds and stock of the company. On rr pay W. P. Chamvers opposed; papers submitted. Ja- | their beauty among the diatoms were circular | ‘Ad. Neuendortf.. : Director | laughter and roars of applause. Monday Jude Westbrook, of the Supreme Court, Deckslons: cobs vs. Morange—Mouon Jor return of remittitur | 1orms with tesselated suriaces and spindle-shaped | Star Eng : “THE HIT OF THE PRESENT SEASON." —Wortd, Qrsnted an injunction restraiming the company By Judge Larremore. and that it be amendea; papers submitted. Foley eg with transverse markings, Both of these a eae RIGHT INER, till the question of this receivership was settled | Davis vs. Stoucr.—Motion granted on payment | ¥e ee to ralngy CRA Ona es Sree ee Claman OF Bee eh ee pb Seapets) Ruatanangiten tem Garein aiaeroe from selling or using such securities or from the | Of $10 costs. Soma nais Raa e ome Cane Sento) : bE DUCRKSSE DE GEROLS lazes at 10:30. : ‘he same Judge yesterday modified this injunction, | and judsment ordered. { \ppe - bn vs. McCann— | ef % d Lina Mayr. as Grande Duchesse HEAT! As @ basis of application Jor sueh moditication the Donovan ve. Cassiay.—A joint uction will not | Motion to amend remitutar; papers submitted. | 1,004 fathoms. | The thermometer registered 8 vot | Box jock A. Me eee ee AT Er Broadway 730. following aMdavits were laid before him, which | he. ‘ ADRS RS AEDES OS Ree cect ee iin ELOLORGs FS. CA MTRCITORE RNGET UO mencli coe Dorie: (TnONy i Mae OnaEA CGE = CAMPBELL AND MURTHA.. .... Managers explain themselves:— Dougherty va, Dougherty,—Cause. ‘ordered: on | spondent..Va. BAILS! ACATs (600. SCtnCr, ape | ate ea ee eae ae eee oa ee a eee eee athosie eee | MATINEE wilderiny APPIDAVIT OF PRESIDENT JEWETT. calendar jor equity causes for December, in de- | lants; argued by Erastus Cooke, of couusel lor | Ali ii eae ee toh or a creak i TIM MORRIS and Miss ELLA WERELT TO-DAX at2 GRAND MATL City ond of New York —Hugh J. Jewett, being | Jault of which, motion granted with costs. appeilanis, and by Edward D, McCarthy tor re- | | there was nota hitch ora break in any of the MAUDE DE LISLE, serio-come Vocalist MATINEE i duly’ sworn, deposes and says that he is President of tie |. Grorm vs, Metzler et al.—-Ordered back toreferee | Spondent. + exerything Worked as smoothly as if they | yoRtON and MURPHY, the irish. Comsques. MATIX Mrs. 3, LLOYD HATO defendant company, the Erie Bail ay, Company, and | to ascertain what amount is due to aetzier. No. 45. Abner Brown, respondent, vs. Tne Kee- | were measuring the depth of ashallow pond with LARRY TOOLSY, in‘his Dutch sketches, ATINER, irs. J. LLOYD HA has beou such President since July, 1874; that the depo- ney Settlement Cheese Manufacturing Association, , pole, ald the results were ag accurate. THE MARTINKPI CHILDREN. . »QENNIE HUGH Heat has not been servea with the temporary injunction samen appellant.—Submitted The Narragansett will start on her regular work CHARLES YOUNG, the Fremier Ventriquolist. MATINBES |) THe OP ADSHRe lee erein granted by His Honor Mr. Justice Westbrook, on COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. fo. 90. The Richmond County Gas-licht Com- | Of deep-sea sounding in a lew days. She will take | TONP PAS'OR. * A Night ata Free and Easy, AH RICHMOND and Ha! q the 80th day of November, 1874, but has notice of ‘the ot PR oy Ripe | aserieas ofmonndines.alone (the. coust oF Li Matinees on Tuesday and Friday. Ladies free on Tucs- | MATINBE, . OLD HEADS AND XUUNG HEARTS. same through Mr. Butler Duncan, one of the directors Felonious Assault Upon an Italian. pany, appellant, vs. The Town of Middictown, re- | & ; ig 3 coast of Lower NN Wine eine JENNIE WORRELL and HARRY RICHMONDY of the said company, who was served with the same spondent.—Argument resumed this morning and | California, running off and on the shore, to deter- MATINEK, Pro’ eer ALEX, DAVI on the said 30th inst. at about half-past six in the even- Before Judge Sutherland, concluded. | mine the shelving of the coast line. Sue will also RYANT’S OPERA HOUSE. WEST 230 8T., | yarmER, Tne Premier on erticauist of the world, ing; that some two weeks since deponent became aware | pe principal part of yesterday’s seasion was | No. 75. The Supervisors of Richmond County, | Sound over the Gul! of Cailiornta, between 6th and 7th avs, near Booth’s Theatre.” b> a eee of rumors circulating in London, which arrived here | respondents, vs. Peter S. Wandeil, et al., «ppel- Crowded with tashionable and delighted audiences.* | tn which 100 Young Ladioe will appene ween Hom wens; thatan injunction was, 10 be applied for, | spent in trying an indictment against a young | jants.—Argued by D. Hand, of counsel tor appel- | Scientific Work of the Bureau of Navie | ypy thts Song Dance, Comedy, Farce, Burlesque, Han Match, lot by the dashing COBA ‘ADRIANA ag c! TOW 4 te v Y. ¥ Ns' ‘3. Tics 1 5 7 . Hon for the purpose of aiding the speculations of certain man named Patrick Dobbin, charged with stab- | lants, and by I. Westervelt for respondents. gation—The Surveys in the Pacific BRVANT'S MINSTRE aetpatan Hea CAPTAIN Gracer Li ano, persone in the of the Krie Railway Company, bing Antonio Costa, @ stevedore, on the i9th of | No. 105. William Lord, respondeat, vs. Alired BRYANTS MID THE LIVE, INGIN. THE BIZARRE POLKA, The Hepone tiurther says that he isiniormed and Wilkinson, appellant.—Submitted, and Elsewhere—Results Achieved— | BRYANI’S MIN! “Come Where My Love Lies The talk of the town. deloves that the said injunction wae applied for on the July, in the yard Cee oak Oliver rend The | Proclamation made and Court adjourned to| The Panama Canal, eg en gy OO M'S.23 CONWAYS BROOKLYN THRATRE : "i swore that Dobbin b 2 B AN’ NSTRE. gan Guar rass Bans sand Of injuring the credit and depressitay the sOCK Of Te | eee eae enn ae eg sour, IGE | Wednesday, pagar eae WASHINGTON, Nov. 29, 1874, | BKYANT'S MINSTRELS |" Last Week of the Deluge | ia conta and every evening during the week the pope said company by compeliing, by means thereof, the company to make detault in the paymentdue to. | ing dangerous wounds. ‘The prisoner aud a fe- Commmodore David Ammen, Chief of the Bu- Dee W Toner hike Hecee yest Carey ioversan: tn his new dram enTUART ROBSON, LAW IN NEW YORK. said | ‘ ay of interest on certain bonds of the company hereto- | male Witness testified that Costa struck him and | _ Day Calendar for werneeney December 2—Nos. | roau or Navigation, Navy Department, in nis an- | &¢. Box office open trom 9 MES CoNwavis BROOKLYN THEATRE, Friday, BENEFIT of - . . ‘om 9 A. M. to , M. Seats se- fore lawfully issued and on which interest is payable to- | had him up against the fence, and that he used 104, 106, 103, 10549, 91, 92, 96, 93. : : cured. INEE EVERY SATURD. r 427 {2 Londo Known as vecoud, consolidated mortage | gual pocker kniie in seltdetence, which Costa sige yiatene nual reporc to the Secretary of the Navy, saya | °Wred-_ FAMILY MATINEE Y SATURDAY AT 2 180 6 n, (ase ias certain bonds heretofore lawinily issuc . r SSOCIATION HALL.—VANDENHOFP. ° gave him in the afternoon. This case was triea that the liquid marine compass has been found so | irs f bio ith mortgage of the said | “tne september term and the jury disagreed. BEECHER—TILTON. SECOND LECTURE THURSDAY MORNING, 11:91, hat is known, road. This deponent disiinctly alleges and charges from superior that it 1s adopted for all purposes. A Subject TUART ROBSON. facts within his personal knowledge, as well as on infor- | The Jury, however, this time rendered a verdict of 5 fhe Comedy of THE HYPOCRITE, mation and bellef that. tlt act was not sought in wood guy of an assault with intent to do bodily harm. | mye Aapliemtionlom © Hill of Particaines eo ree eee nas seat ah ‘rprona 30° Umon ‘squire’ and’ Gureyic, | Brother Marea i irate Cap a rpeaeeegreg cera cprnnimedisd in | His Honor sentenced Dobuin to the State Prison Malice (he Comscoe been retained for any sudden emergency, and the | Twenty-third street’‘and Fourth avenue. CEES oe ek eRES. thisaction; that he isa mere apentand instrumentorthe | oF three years. pe eare ecaysintt hae! rite oF al aaa others will besold. Bronze binnacles, “compass (PaE HERO OF THE HOUR. ERRACE GARDEN THEATRE, sald 9 eculators: thatthe satd injunction was applied LBANY, N. Y., Dec. 1, 1874 stands,” are being substituted in lieu of wooden | + Fitty-eizhth st, between Third and Lexington avs Ir, ined and served in the manner atoresaid, not James Coyle, who was charged with pointing a In the Court of Appeals this morning Will- “ BE: ‘DED for the benetit or protection of the “rie Railway Com- ones, The hydrographic work, especially o: HARLES ROBERTS, JR. ASSOCIATION. H ALL | @8#£AT SUCCESS, HOUSES CROW! Pany, but solely to promote the fraudulent objects and Pistol at Henry Gietstein on the 10th of November, | jam M. Evarts, counsel ior Henry Ward Beecuer, Sere hel is eke REA TES Sees tees coasts of Mexico, has been sattstactorily prose- THURSDAY “DECEMBER S AT 8 P.M, DELACO PROGRAMME. preter ich the said action was brought, and to | pleaded guilty toa simple assault. He was sent TREXCH Dan Saprany the sock othe conan ir te Advaniage, of | ‘tue euitentiay for ve mouth sad ta Susks 14 cape Ol Pomidore raven, re: | “eines gee tu yay Of Op exneriy SOast aha GU | ccs Drvten | MMB. RENIZS FEMALE” MINSTRELS the financial affeirs of the company, and. thatthe An Aecquittal. e in the case of Theodore Tilton, re- ' of California has been almost completed and a | The Charcoal Man. wbridge and the sid Judge who granted the same was grossly deceived spondent, vs. Henry Ward Beecher, which was an | running survey completed from our boundar: The Coming of the Bagpipes to Lucknow, yt Mel COMPANY and imposed upon by false, traudulent aid deceitful Lottie M. Fetridge was tried upon an indictment | vi a : | 2 y Henry Morford vival of th reat, sensation, Fepresenuations as to the objects and purposes of the said | charging her with assaulting Elien Murray on vhe appeal /rom an order of the General Term of the the Rio Grande, to Yucatan. Very considerabie sevesee JT, By Read 5 Pete GYNAT; injunction; that the pendency thereof even tor a tew City Court of Brooklyn, aifirming by an equally | errors of latitude and longitude have been | it ties Dream, ‘Acti. Scene 3 The Or, rng A Ancient Mythology. Ciowns in Council isgreatly | 2ist of November and stealing a $6 bill trom her, hoars, in the present situation of the company, 7 1g | Shak damage of the company, and may | The evidence showed that there was a conspiracy | @vided bench an order denying the delendanv’s | gorrected, Our vessels of war at va snatechuiay | getht, Performance concluding each night with the to the prejud nd Macaulay | gent, result in irreparable damage. against her by the complainant's friends, and the | application for a bill of particulars. He then pro- Whittier ony A NIGHT IN PARIS. company nee ‘Deine tthe afar. of aah Jury, without leaving thelr seats, rendered @ ver- | ceeded to state and arguo his pomts, wiien are | aMerGue hn staid ae apie page hip | SB here @ATINEES (TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, joaravot Direataes for the, bess advantage ot tte some | CCr ONT Te fourteen in number—some of them eiadorately | iongitudes in the West Indies and Central America ea | a * eee, ponent denies each and every allegetion of traud, TOMBS POLICE COURT. subdivided—and a lengthy appendix, atk beidc receified! Admissiou, 75e. rv 8, $i: eta for sale | ee TU DOREE ccccn ee eee Allegality or misconduct in the said complaint alleged of THE APPELLANT'S CLAIM:— - at Gurley’s Under the ball, and at the door on the above Brags je wag grr Directo in the aMdavits made and served in the premises. De A Probable Murder. ” “ The purchase of two three-masted schooners | evening. s) 5 ember Ls ponent gays that at this present, and in’ view of the First—That the order of the General Term is ap- | | Soest ULITMO, Comedy in five acts, by Moser, Krest necessity of obtaining Immediately » dissolution Before Judge Kasmire. Pealable, because expressly based upon alleged | 20d the employment of one steam vessel, all prop- (Pue HERO OF THE HOUR. _Box office open daily from 84g ull 4 o'clock. -of the said injunction, he has not time to state more at The night before last Antonio Golla, Arsencio | WXt of power in the Court to grant tie deiend- | erly fitted out, is regarded as necessary to a Teugtn and 2 aes Preeti ay 1 ‘ HE HERO OF THE HOUR. th and in detail the factsin the preunives, | err | Carpotale, Giuseppe Chapuano, Maicke Giasis. | *2t’s motion lor Reet ot parte UiaTe. court has | Prover prosecution of the survey of te North | Mute LADIES OF THE BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH, T B Cou iy MEL sila de ted Laas 1874-W. | Lamna Chapman and Antonio Romane were all | power to order @ bill of particulars in any action, | Pacific Ocean, The aggregate results of vessels | corner of Bedford and Downing streets ure now ast z 4 % thout regard to its nature, bj % Or M. . M. . URIS" APFIDAVIT OF WILLIAM BUTLER DUNCAN. sitting at @ table in a saloon in the Fourteenth pre- | Wirhout reward to its nature, subject Or form. |, | acting in concert are much greater than when open trom 2 o'clock F. M. toi P. Mv_Admissiom OR THE CARICATURIST OARICATURED! William Butler Dancan, being duly sworn, says:—T | cinct talking of something, but what the topic was | qiminish the power which the Court had, at com. | #¢ting singly. It is supposed necessary for us to HB HERO OF THE HOUR, KW PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. pes eee forenoing, Figen: (4 BE bene cries does er bet ign a tt Gan San toon. mon Jaw, to order @ bill of particulars, but rather | survey the Norta Pacitic, as well for a proper re- T N gE. Lamb, een oy re 4 < .Manager ‘Thig betier is founded partly on, vereoual «nowledge and gaged in a broil, uring whicn Tey Apehaetaeen iter enlarges that pon or, particnlars have been re. | tr to other Powers for thelr exertions in other RAMATIC INSTRUCTION, REHMARSALS, &0.. BY TALS BERS Oe weaie CQ partly on information and belief. tl I. i Fourth—1 bee! OTIC. HOD, 1 Es EN- n We aWairs ofthe Erie Railway ‘Company ure being ad. | the latter with @ penknile. Golia was locked up peatedly ordered in actious of tort, in the courts | 84% 88 an appreciation of our national mterests. | tex eR Cetne roe the, pera oF a Monday, Dec. 7, W. A. MESTAYEN it the HOODLUM, ministered to the best advantage of th to await the injuries of Carpotale, and the rest of ‘4 jh ts SA phate Pater eevee According to law, and that the said injunction’ inet nt | the company Were sent to the House of Detention | this ee Laat f the | 1 ne interoceanic canal surveys Lave been 18bo- | Ree OM Me CPORE: ACTON AND ELOOG: S aalimamprts Parnes me: giice aissolved, Will result in the grearduincgé nud pers | gar witneasee, am “Alsbougn: ehareriaao’ divest precedent re. | TOUSlY pursued and their results are gratifying, | proNisT, STLINWAY HALL, NEW OPERA HOUSE, aps irreparable RRS OF Go Som PEO can, Transient Boarders. ported in this State of an order for a bill of par- | 904 Probably point to the commercial possipility | We HERO OF THE HOUR BROADWAY, corner Twenty-ninth street, Sworn to before me, this ist day of December, 1874—W. | Mr, Beswick keeps a boarding house at No. 21¢ | !iculars in an action tor criminal conversation or | Of the construction of aship canal. The deep sea HEAR WAMBOLD SING B. Cotemuan, Notary Public. Barrow street, Jersey City, and at that place has | [ot divorce, yet there are express precedents in | soundings have been most successfally prosecuted ‘ASTI “You Nover Miss the Water till the Well Runs Dry.” JUDGE WESTBROOK’S MODIFICATION. iy Clty, p England, and in sundry States oi tis Union, where | +, +n Adee WHESIMACERMICL Kemp tine, The JiM CROW ALLVE, Having read the above affidavits Judge West- | had, until lately, Henry Petty and Louis Whit- | the common law prevails; and there are plain in. | DY the use of steel wire instead of hemp line. The OR THE CARICATURIAT CARICATURED! SHAUGHRAUN, brook speedily granted the following modification | tocker stopping with him. On Sunday nigh dications in the decisions of our own courts that | steel wire is relatively much lighter compared with $$ ee OTHELLO and MACBETH, , O CHARMING LITTLE SUSIE. Louis and Henry left very unceremoniously and | 1t19 the policy of the law, here as eisewhere, to | the attached weight to sink it. It has neither the MERICAN INSTITUTE.—PROF, JUDD COM. MADAME ANGOT, PATRICK'S PARADE, Upon reading the aM@dayits of Hugh J. Jewett and | took $64 with them. Yesterday they were arrested give the uelendants in such actions the benellt of | eiastiotty or “stretch”? nor the “surface iricHon” [pf Ne gn ATM, Promenane Coney Tent ck 2 eater | Street oars may be ordered at 10 William Butler Duncan, and on motion of Messrs. Mac- | by Officer Kelly, of the Fourteenth precinct, and | Precision and particularity in the charges broug! MM. by Gilmore’s Band, Adinissian 50 cents. gy Seats secured. | Moral—wo early, da [a counsel for the Erte Railway | when brought to Court the Judge locked them up | gainst them. of hemp line, al) elements that tend to make the is Prorat appar rr beh Family Matinee Saturday wt 2. an aa Company, sufficient grounds appearing therefor, | tg gwait trial for grand larceny. Seventh—This is pre-eminently a case in which | resnits more reliable or, within reasonable limits. pee HERO OF THR HOUR -of his previous injunction :— 80 much ‘of the injunction order granted vy me on the the deiendant 1s entitied to particulars of the 30th day of November, 1874, as prevents the said defend- a ; charges to be brought against him, by reason of | f error, entirely so. The ease with which wire ts oF manncuat agente ire Daying iaéerest tore ESSEX MARKET POLIOE OOURT. the danger of surprise at the trial, or mistake or | protecied from deterioration, its portability and Debility and special di 's Mu RAND ORGAN CONCERT, CHURCH OF THE ‘of its bonds due this day, or discharging any of its Raid on a Concert Saloon. Nee ar camerel ne matters | 8Mall cost are other advantages making it pos. | seum, Hemember the address, 638 Broadway, near Holy. Trinity, Madison avenue and Forty-secon@ cunlary obliga tigns, Je hereby revoked and set aside. B Bos liga cannot be objected that tie matters | sipie for all vessels of war to be provided with a | Fourth the Kl iy most magniticedt mus | stredt, jgdnesda, De mber 4, isi, at Pr. Organ. D ¥, saree ‘BROOK, Justice supreme Court. efore Judge Kilbreth, of which particulars are sought are more within | sounding apparatus without interfering in any | Um in the world. Admission ist, Mr. Samuel P ren calls 0 ME Jo BS pais cigige About one o’clock yesterday morning Sergeant | the defendant's knowledge than in the plainti’s. | qegree with their other duties. Twelve souuding * remor. Admission, $60.; package ckets, $2 Te NEXT STEP IN THE PROGRAMME. vrededer rine % ; ( ‘a | (i) fhe plaintiq nas full knowledge of tuese par- | apparatus are now ready for use a3 way be Te ae ey Haat York Caee Oo AeeTainS ki |) erie erin aubae Soi ee OBn OLIN E Re Of course, the above modification is no settle. | Vredenburg, of the Tenth precinct, with a squad | ticulars, and has boastingly published to the quired by the department. Broadway, between Houston an vio ASTI ment of the question as to the appointment of a | of men, made & raid on the concert saloon in the | world his possession of that knowledge, (2) The ‘running lights’ of sailing and steam ves- — een, Tecelver to take charge o! the stocks, securities Bowery, alleged to be owned and managed by Very innocence of the defendant makes the Want | sols re Sup DONEd 10, Ue delestive. lor reasons as }RCULARS, TICKETS PROGRAMMES, POSTERS, OR THE CARICATCRIST CARTCATURED! and bonds reterred to in the original application, of particulars @ trap tor him. ed 4 N nations. Experimen Pamphlets and all other Printing tor lecturers and | ~~ rere full details of which were given in yesterday's | John and Fanny Monsees, Mr. and Mrs. Monsees | inth—it may be objected that the defendant ak aa progress 0, sscertain Waiber bf Foadere done at low rates by, the METKOPOLLLAN | THE HERO OF THE NOUR HERALD. This matter will come up for argument | Fier 4. peared apne t pba ah entry | should go to trial and rely on hig right to object 0 | Geiects are as great os supposed and | ENT, 218 Broadway, N..¥. in Supreme Court, Chambers, this morning. whee deh ee girls, named Florence Leonard, | any evidence of acts not spectiically stated wit | gs to the means of correction. An electric light === = ee an ae HALL, MONDAY NEXT ida Taylor and Alice France. All the parties ar- | times and places in the complaint. Probably such d THE BALL in a revisea edition of his entertainment, mR Tag Tested Were arraigned before Judge Kilbreth yes- | an objection might be held wood on the trial, but, | 228 been purchased and will be employed in eX | a ent Pov nwnennnannnee | "Robingow Hali closed this Week fOr Complete Fenovas CORONER CROKER'S TRIAL POST. | s*rtay,, Jonn and fanny Monsoss, were neld in | the’ deiendant ougut not 10 be Fequired vo Lake | Ban be produged wiatout delay and with ceraimty | CO" Susie ge Iareante ThassinyBecamoay K | SS! Alm ‘Bing, Wik Sl ecta on Monday next ; 2 they 7 ne anne eee PONED. others were discharged, with a reprimand, Tenth—The defendant was right in applying for | | Neh ‘of we ‘Sa Pe ciak eavaanagaoee te imaat, Malthe nena heise and on. ne night of AM ° @ bill of particulars, instead of moving to Make | supply it to other vessels a8 the appropriations | the ball. Music by Wallace's full baud. NEW YORK READS FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET POLICE COURT, | the complaint more definite and certain. The | wilt warrant, The chromo-semic system ot sig- | ————— In the expectation that the trial of Coroner latter proceeding Would not have been an appro- | Ning will be tried fugeler. ‘DANCING ACADEMIE THE EVENING Croker would commence yesterday in the Court A Bad Son. priate or emicient remedy. |. Hthas not go tar proven satisfactory, perhaps on | “~~~3“Siuanis DaNOING AGA eer ; 'ELEGRAM of Oyer and Terminer, before Juage Barrett, there Before Judge Morgan. Kleventh—the application was Not made out of | account of deiective appliances or apparacus, 5 “ ASSES EVERY NIGHT FOR TWO CENTS. . Season, and Was not and could nos be denied on ‘A recommendation is made to require young Qt Masonic Hall, 14 East Thirteenth Cy Wir al pape ‘Was @ large crowd in attendance, The defendant On the 25th of April Inst a robbery ofthe resi- | that ground, bs | officers passing 10F promotion to be well versed in | Sous a enti i BULA orfeas phi mn iCABD LADIES. AND CHILDABN 5, PRIVATE — Was not present, though nis counsel put in a | dence of Mr. Joseph H. Edwards, No. 223 West Twelsin—The opinion of the learned Judge, st | inearmy method of signalling. 212 East Bleventh street, Colone! Van Buren’s gardens; pianos ‘and Toons tee DE ot Special Term, was based on misapprehension, at 8 Prompt appearance; but the absence of the pris- | Fifty-third street, was effected. The property | (ite ' m cealn — pao DODWURTH'S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANO. (] YO Draction; terms oner showed conclusively, despite the protesta- | stolen consisted of a gold watch and chain, valued with the apptaation for particalars us to tue times THE BLEOTION DAY MURDERS, <7 Yng, No. 212 Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth | — iss WATSON, Principal. tions of his counsel to tne contrary, that toe pro- | at $130, and some Silverware. ‘The thieves made | at which the plaintiff intends to prove that the Iéost-Mortem Examination of the Body war ike nnd urteaners slasees for Indies and children. pas HERO OF THE HOUR leged’ Wrongiul acts took place. ‘lasses: STE gramme of delaying the trial had been previously | their escape, but one of them, Frederick Kearney, | *leged wrong to answerin| Th Marra, ecetiiey Coes ie Sheree te won ee arranged, its adjournme, 1 course a dis. | Was subsequently arrested and heid for trial. On |. 7 Thip pons is devoted to answering | hese ‘¢ “) —GARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, P ‘ON’: 7 a tment to she crowd. | ne” Monday evening Oificer Beck, of the Twenty- ai tera “AA a Sateen homo nion, ys / Deputy Coroner Marsh yesterday made a post- | A . Savane Puertoarion ot Sturwesant and Winth capac able. on tor oe eacuriey welt Directly after. Judge errett took his seat on the | second. preciuice received iniormation that My. Order for a bill of particulars should not be made, { Mortem examination of the body of Thomas Marta, | sree ese ary see a ett aerial | eee one tena at 18 6th ay. vench Mr. Phelps, District Attorney, stated that | Edwards’ son Charles was the other thief, aud he it Was understood that ne Would move the case of | arrested him. The prisoner gave up two pawn wteenth—The order should be reversea, and; | another victim of the election day (Second avenue) TERS, PROGRAMMES, Lag ot del rd Coroner Uroker for trial to-day, He fully intended | tickets representing tne watch and chain, and | Particuiars should be directed to be furnished, murder—or rather murders—in the Twenty-first Bua ; Mastae ee Bn eee aidatead gti teen fe: tory variety \ bk ck Sits “ar ot, Geoeete Sommaiy | nui ere, Bie eis Posten TH ASFORDENTS “TODS nag | Wate, Te wil be remembered that Marty in| oct mety oe nee gaan sane | Pao ae ath a eae city, he } tly in six private lessons, sary that the Court should take some action. As | Of ibtelligence and respectable appearance, elaborated by Mr. Roger A. Pryor, are four/in | passing the scene of the McKenna homicide, re- | tusht perfectly in Six p “J ahaa daa * BOPAY ARG Tan COUT CoO Ea nee Oe | Oe Oe eee Trae ue a ag ever tig A caitemt the: |.ar nee stanvoene tube soloy oe eee rae | Mee eer tis evades, $60 Bineckar strve ‘THR HERO OF THE HOUR proper that fourt should thon be in session. ob a Pe ether, der what authority, the | i nis right arm, just below the elbow; that gan- Avs eet Apart from that, an important writ of nabeas bye ree Ia sap : i i PB sity Ninh ate ter tht on { 4, ui ¥ order ts or may be able to this Court, and grene set in, and death finally ensued from the Corpus was to be argued wu-morrow and would ne- | hile an Ktallan pedier named Salea/Selabaker | second—Tnat, if the Court entertain thehppeal, | effects of the wound, Coroner Kickhoil is vary — Stout cn gOH tne, irial of this cause. He | was passing down Highth avenue yon Monday | the order should be-amrmed. Judtetoasty aera By OLA Ae Ta DENTISTRY, & hardship to the prisoner and | giternoon he was a‘tacked by twa’ men, who at- | The Court annowneed it would rendorys decision | #pproac! of Croker belore holding BEAUTIFUL BET, $8, CONTINUOUS GoM 49 deventn a) the Jurors that the case should ve broken inon | “ if inquest. At the examination.of the boay, which 4 y TINGOUS GUM | i ta aac th And ‘under the circumstances It was better to | tempted to rob him of his watch and goods. They | prior to the hearing in she case, whiottakes place | was made at the Morgue, Da Marah fouad that A testn, $1 goes, Sains it an fo.» Posiwone the case until (wey vould commence andy! failed to take the Wateh. Dut succeeded, after | pext Tuasdar, death rexuited irom twhe-inigries receiteds Dental Boom Noy be LiEiN avyshun. esshacany dau fibtla™ etecen Gra ea anete HEB? OF THE NOUR