The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1875, Page 10

10 THE COURTS. Action by Bench and Bar on Judge Roosevelt's Death. TRIBUTES TO HIS MEMORY. ‘Two Sealed Verdicts and an Opinion. Assistant Pastor Halliday in Court. Tm the suit brought before Judge Van Voorst, Roiding Supreme Court, Circuit, Part 3, by Heary BR. Wilkenson against James Gill, a money broker, eorner of Peari and Chatham streets, to recover money paid the latter for lotiery tickets, the pare ticulars of which have been puditsned, a sealed Verdict was brought in yesterday. ‘The veraict ‘was for $1,400 in favor Of the piaintia. Edward H. Bennett was yesterday arraigned etore Commissioner Shields charged with trauda- lent bankruptcy committe im Massachusetts, He wes held to awaita warrant of removal, which ‘Was subsequently issued by Judge Biatch’ord. Sult was yesterday vegun in the United States District Court by United Staves District Attorney Bliss against Eaward Rowe, Wiilet Rowe aud ‘Jacob Boucher ou two warehouse bonds of $17,000 @nd $20,000 respectively yiven by them to secure ‘the payment of duties on bonded goods, which, it Is alleged, were removed and the duties not paid. The United States District Attorney also com- menced suit in the same Court against Jacov T, Qnd Julia Merritt, the sureties of ex-Paymaster Theron Merriit, of the navy, who, tt is charged, is im default to the government in the sum o1 $993 74, The action commenced in the United States ‘District Court, on which an order of arrest, 18- gued on the 18th of March vy United States Dis- trict Attorney Biiss against N, S. Warsawer, for selling tobacco lea! without having made proper veturns a6 required by jaw, has been withdrawn by consent of the government. THE LATE JUDGE ROOSEVELT. Tne advanced age of Judge Roosevelt and his Jong continued infirm heaitn had prepared the public for the intelligence of bis death, Long gince having retired trom public lite and the prac- tice of his profession his eminent services and career Of useiuiness had, however, not been for- gotten, and yesterday when the /act o! his decease ‘Was made known in tbe courts there followed a very geveral adjournment, preceded by glowing tributary speeches in his honor irom both Beach and Bar. In the Supreme Court, Circuit, presided over by Judge Donohue, the motion to adjourn was mude by Mr. Jobn &. Develiu in the following appro- priateiy brief out touching speecu :—May it please ‘the Vourt, !t has been the custom ever since my connection with ihe Bar, upon tue decease of any distinguished member of the proiession, to take Atting notice of it publicly in the courts, itis a lsadavle custum, aud ove calculated to snow proper respect jor tue dead. The morning papers twiorm us that Judge Kovseveit, for many yea! so WellknOwn to the Bar and the public, bas at last away ac a ripe old age. He is Bot only a descendant of cne of the oigest and cariiest iumites ana setters of this city, a family whose uawe is associated with nd progress aod perpetuated in the Bame of one 0: its streets, alwost within signt ot the place where we wow stand, oat be was also distinguished at the bar, on tue bench aud in political ue. There are ieW men livieg to-day in ‘tas city Woo have occupied during a jong lie ore public attention tian Judge Ruoseveit. tie Was @ member oO! Congr ss at one time, United States District Attoracy at auotuer, Judge ior a Bumoer of years of tais Court, and witial he was @ pure aug upright citizeo. Under these circum Ldeem it but proper to cail the atrention @l the Court to the decease of Oue WHO has occu ay 80 MaDy distinguisied posisiwas, aud to ask, Fespect tu his wewory, tat we now adjoura, mr. Eaward 1. Burtie:t, in seconaing the mo- Bald :—i concur in aii that hes been said oy the gentemanu whv has preceded me, audi now Werely rise to secord tie mution he has wade. I @ouot not toa tue War of this city wil, upon some More Uiting occuston, take an opportuuizy te express their seuse 0! ta¢ir loss aud tueir hign rr 1or the deceased. ge Dovohue, in granting the motion. spoke a8 follows:—No mau cousected with public ie, wy occupied more positivus oO! hovor than udxe Koosevest uuricg Ris joug auu very event- tal be nd wiih wore credit to Dimseli and Dene- Not only did be fit to the commaniry than Le aid. Bold ob positivn i Offices of State, out ne was sito an Alderman of wwe city of New York in iis earliest days, avd no probatiy, (ook more imierest im the mao, e0aiFs Of the City and devoted more Lonesuy vis Sduities—anag, [mig i! say, aii 0s AMDILON— @ner tterests (nan did Judge vel, 1 thiDR this BO More than Gttny (vat the Cou.t should show Pea Wark o1 Fespect to Ns memory by vow UrBIDg, 20d this Court Wii, luce eure, Stand mee Qutil to-morrow Woroing, at tae usual In Sopre: Court, Circuit, presided over oy Juoge Van Vuist, u wotiou to sdjourn was made By mr. Juno J. idwogeud and secouded oy Kane ph W. Kobimson, both of Wicm made remarks 3 lug the occasion. io grauting the Mohn ee. Vao Vorst referrea to we early we ge Koosevelt, wiw, toough born rico, and nm he comi tave ived without ms OieSBIOD, LEVErueless AeVuted LImse 10 1s is nighly proper that toe Court should WB ds H Mark OF Tespect. 4B DUpTeme Court, Circuit, ned oy Judge Law Fence, the motion ty adjourn Was mace by Mr. Charies E. Govurich and seovnr by vnaries P, the Assistaat Corporation b Briet ‘eulogies by ‘ue-e geutivmen. Judge La PONCE isu passed a lecing teioute Lo the dist abilities and biz imearity v1 4 and thea adjourved the court. dudge Barrett, Woo Was presiding in Supreme Cour, Coamvers, adjourneu te Court without ‘Waiting the jorma) ty 0: a Motiou. is tue Superior Court, General Term, held by Cmef Justice moneli aud Juoges Curtis and 5, Moen to adjourn was wade oy Mr. Cnarie fre iMBspeech Ol appropriate euogiam. Cores Mouell, thougs vo: orceripg the adjourn- wing entry Ge to be made on Ho. James 4. * adjourn iy, del Bar, and Court, svaring im toe general rerpeci and tor the uveceased as a) r justice of the Court im this city, db ed lot aolie ity, earning aud diigeuc and exemplary jie ana character, Jat the recurd wo: His death and estimeny of be eulered ou tue minute Trial Term, Part 1, of the Coort of Common heid by Chief Justice Daly, Mr. Joun moved @n adjournment o1 tue Court im ay it please the ead im we py: With sincere reg Morbing the death of Judge Koosevelt Bow rise on benui: Of my brethren to call ton the Court Ww the sud event. whe as a wy and also in ot ot the State and Distries the daties jpreme Court of tits Sorpey of the United states. Of him it may truly De said (nat ne periormed well every part which We assigned ty wim. We can spead of orm as @ faage, hones’, feariess and iearned im tie jn ince Of DiS cOUuntry. For vei can spea @# @ PUDIC MAD Iu tLe House Of Keprese faves, 86 4 faithiul reyreseutative o1 the peovle Who bad sent fim (there. {t was my fortune to Bave been With Lim for three sessions of Congress 86a time When the mort dis'inguiswed int tf say, Whicn has adorned tus country was in PotD bouses Of Covgtrss, sud dir. Roosevelt at Wat time stood there by * micst of (hie great Dody distinguished jor his tuusity aud siatestmaa- Uke Views. We of the as Wil) remember nim best @ 8 judge wio in tHe milust of cor: Stuod up the jeariexs advocate of and the uncompromising joe o1 iraud, and Bow shat be has passed irom among us he hos leit BS MopuMeNt Which not only bis descendants, out Bar and peop greatest aarmiration @ man | asx oF the Court vat y' wil that t aujoura $he ordinary business oF Tue day, nd e ark OF respec! sual ce eutered Gon te min. 88 Of (His Court to#how ihe high eppr ci a fOr Our departed as ovace, dames s, Mr. Fravk J, vupignac seconued end Jdupe Vary said ine Court would entertain the ) and directed Grecora io ve evtered 08 (he aunutes gIViCg the rearon of suco aejourn- ment. e Court of Common Pies, Trial Term. Part bed by sndge Luiremoe, Mr. Wahon HL Meox moved THe ayy ures i rt «a Waele Weae Col ia eBpecrily the MemMvers ol wwe bar been sinned anu f sain of Juage Roo to leuro OF Ve © | anesiate, ana appointing his housekeeper, “ri NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. adjourned mark of reverence for his m ned 1, thereiore, wove that this Court aiso adjoura lo Uolson With Lhe Other Orancnes of tae Court. Ex-Attoruey Geverai Onatdeid seoouved the motion. He thought 1 proper that this branch of the jadiciary soould ais0 adjourn and susvend its proce: dings out of respect to the memory o! the aisuoguisied gentleman who nad so receatly departed this Ne, fom Nis position at the Bar, and his age and aiso DIS Intimacy witn tne deceased, that he- should gecond the motion. He knew Judge Rooseveit earlier perhaps toan any memoer ol the Bar present and as eariy as 1840 hav the p.easure o! serving a term oi the Legisia- ture o/ Luly Scate with Gim, While there he cuuid bear witness to his aistinguisoed ability, He also bore Withess to the uprighiuess Of vis character Mr. D. Wemyss Jobson said that member of a foreigo bar he woula pay his Tespects to the Memory Of the iate Judge Roosevelt, whom be hud | while on (he Benen, | the pleasure of meeung any years ago tn Italy. He dlsu gave lestimouy to (he niko estimatiog 1 | | Which bis character was noid in Boglona. WORK OF THE SURROGATE. | cour Alter a bre’ but cloquent trioue 10 the Memory o! tbe deceased, Judge Lurremore aujourae) the he In the Chambers of the Common Pleas held by Judge Loew, ui. WesievS, Yard moves an agjouroe meu', Which Was seconded by Mr, Rover Waite, each making itting speeches. in the Surrogate’s Court yesterday Mr, Clinton and Mr, Choa ¢ paid ieeling tributes to the mem- ory Oi the late Judge Rovseveit and the Court im- meaiately udjouracd, MARINE COURT—PART 2, The branch o: tne Marine Court presided over by Judge Gross, On motion of counsel and aiter a Dilef aha very eulouisue review of the profess. ional career O. Lhe deceased and bis claims to Lhe recognition Of such postiumous honors as the Bevch and Bar could oestow upon him, adjourned the cour in respect to the memory ol the ex-Juage tor the day. Before Chiet Justice Shea, At the conclusion of tue cai of the calendar in this (Court, yvesierday, Joan J. siaw moved by appropriate remarss that tue Coart adjourn, in | respect to (he memury of Hon. James 1. Ruosevei', deceased, tormeriy Presiding Justice of the Supreuie Court, The motion being seconded by Mr. Cowdrey, Oniet Justice Shea, 1u compliance with the motion, ordered that the Court be adjourned gud rbat the cause of the adjournment be eutered upon the minutes Of the Court, ibe order v¢ing compiled with, the Court stood adjourned to this morning at 10 o’cloek. SURROGATE’S COURT. THE SHEPHERD GUARDIAN CASE. This case, which has been before Surrogate Autchings since 1873, when Samuel C. Shepherd, ashipping merchant, died from insanity, leaving Dammereil, guardian, was on hearing yesterday. Some time ago the guardianship was set aside on the petition of the child’s aunt, Miss Walker, who setup the plea that Mrs, Damwereli was insaue. ‘rhe Court on a bearing appoiuted Miss Waiker guardian, The Court, however, bas allowed fue case to be reopened on the petition of ..1ss Wal- ker, Who wanis Mrs. Dammereill removed us guardian on wie ground that Mr. Shepherd's in- Sally, 48 well a8 Mrs, Damwereil’s mental condi- ton, rendejed the latter ualt for the dues of goardian. Shepuerd, stating tha’ nis busthess was ratued, owing to the Cubau difficulties. In 1871 Suepherd told her that at the time he haa written the above jetter ne was insane, and trere was bo truth in it; that his Ousiness was all righ’. Wit- ness @escribed ber eflorts to secuie some of her books apd the contents oj her trunks in Shep- herd'’s house, and declared that he refused to per- mit her to take them away or examime tuem, except Im his presence. ine case Was avjourgea until Tuesoay of next week. THE WILL OF SAMUEL WARD, JB. The Surrogate has granted the motion of coun- sel jor Samael Ward, tue father of the testator, for acommMission to examine the subscribing Wit nesses, whose testimony was not revurned, on the commission issued on application of the propo- | nents, samuel Ward, the father of the deceased cHUMS taal the testimony of these wituesses would Present a differeut aspect thun 1s shown by the evidence o| Mme. Guyet'e Grywes, the grand- motoer ol the testator, Who secares |be whole es- tate 0) ber grandson. Her counsel claim tha: the execution o/ the Wili Was suilicientiy proved. Sure rozaie Hutchings graptsas ay ior 4 reasonable ted. RENEWING MOTIONS WITHOUT LEAVE. A motion was recently made velore Judge Roov- inson, at Special Term o! the Court of Common Pleas, on benaif of Charles Guiden to be relieved trom paying the bond giveo by him ior the ap- pearance of Catharine ©. Summar ior trial. The motion was reinsed by Jadge Robinson, and the folowing brief opinion, written in convection with the matter, 18 interesting as ebowing up more particularly some nice pois of practice developed in the case ana the Juage’s view of tne femal moraic Of Tresewibg Bppilcatiuns without eave. Tis application for the discnarge of a judgment entered upon a forieited recoguizance has been belore denied and is renewed Without leave. Ua the previous cousideration oO: [the case it wus Made to appear taut the accused, oy the subter- luge Of jailing tO appear wheo the case was eG und rue recognizance forleited and thus avoiding & trial, Was enrolied through Surrender (f a subsequent occasion, when the Main Wi ess against fer was aosent in Europe strain the istrict Atrorney to B2cept a c ou of @ minor Ofenes and thereby escape & trial ior the privetpai charge azat her. Tne practice uf reviewing such applications withouc exp ess leave céunot, im my judgment, be too sivougiy coudemaed; out were this an original application I shou unhesitating.y give my Opinion Lhat there ts not auy goud cause for grant ing it, but, on the contrary, tha: the deot ad- juaged due to (be people should go in'o the puole treasury as some indemmity to the public jor tae expenses o/ such presecnuons, The claim made, to (he equitaoe consideration of the Court predica‘e. upon too corrupt a case to be entitied to Javorabie regard. Movion denied. COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM—PART 2. Belore Judge Larremore. IMPORTANT MERCANTILE SUIT. James Grabam and Samuel Martin vs. Jobn This is a suit brought to recover pos- session of ninety-one bags of rice. ined at $1,500, whch the piaialifls, Woo are mercbants in Phila- delpnia, claimed were unlawfully detuined by the de endant. The ninety-one 0ags Were & part of a carge 01 301 bags purchased by plaintifs (rom Mr. H. W. Hadbell in seotember, 1807. At ihe ime of the purcnase ali the rice was in tue defeadant’s mill for cleaning, and he calmed & Len on it to the extent 0! $1,554, balance due him. Tue plaiutitts showed thac tuetr purchas uiace on a credit of twenty days, and that two or turee days alter the purcoase ¢ otified the aeiendsnt of tt torougu ‘neir s in New York. The jury Drougnt in a scaled verdict yesterday ior tue plaintitts for $3,500. For piaintits, F. B. Candler; for defendant, D, c. Calvin. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. THE DANA HABEAS CORPTS CASE. Charles A. Dana and bis counsel, the Messrs, Bartiett, appeared at noon yesterday velore Judge Biateaford, in the habeas corpus proceedings to prevent his surrender to tne District Court of | Washington under the attachment served on Satur- day by United States Marshal Fiske. United States District attorney Biiss addressed the Court, stating that he ha! seen Mr. Carter, counsel for the Marshal, who has been obliged to go to the Court of Appeals. He (Mr. Bliss) had received a letter from wne District Attorney of Washimgton, which places the case in bis hands. He was, there- jore, ready to zo On DOW, yet ue Would ;reter to his OWa personal con- Would prefer to go on E ett—!f Your Honor pleare we will be ready any hour to-morrow that suits the Court's convey The payers were not served upon Us until a ate hour yesterday. Mr. Bilss—I Bave no objeciion to to-morrow, or even to-day Mr. Ba: LiettTe-morrow will suit ug Toe Court—i ha habeas corpus case to-mor- row that will likely consume two bours. We cau take up This case timmeua Mr. Biies—At waat hour ihe Cour:—Weil, we will fix it for one o'clock to-morrow. ° UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT— MINAL BRANCH. Beiore Judge Benevict. Tue United States vs. Louis Jacoby.—Defendant is charged with putting counteriett customs stamps on boxes in which were packed domestic cigats with a view of making his customers be- lieve they were imported. It was siown in evi- denice that he aso atiacied the regular interval reve tamps to the box; but he sailed to prop- erly ¢ the boxes, It was harged tna: ne rom tae f in Viowtion Of Cat , inspetior of Imported cigars m examined (he stamps at custome # e+ procuces were couutertet. ine d he piea that no .rand Wad Leen pe Hmeal, as We reveoue aca acted mp actacned to that the a that the cicurs were Offence against two | alow. bt claimed by air, Luleroack, counsel ior the deien. Gant, that tl) wae me! yatrick ana dey ro im. Dose UvOR Lis CUstUM@erm Bud We Moved LOGaasa Imported ones, Was nov ted He thougaos it Was appropriate | | asked bim to buy a paper with | lor paid ho attention to the ragweed | change | lerday Miss Walker yesterd’ay testified tbat | 1n December, 1870, sue received a letter trom Mr. | 1 the return of tue Commission, woicu he | Fieming vs. Wuea'caits Joues vs, Se the indictment, as no offence inst the govern. ment had been proved. Lengthy arguments fol- lowed, on the points of jaw raised, by prisoner's counsel and Assistant Discrict Atioruey Purdey, but the Court adjourned until Thursday, waco the Judge wili rule uyon therm. ASSISTANT PASTOR HALLIDAY IN | COURT. Among the causes tried at the Uourt of Specia, Sessions yesterday was tuat ui Samue! 6, Halliday vs. Thomas Brady, When Thomas Braay mude Dis appearance, under the care 0) Sergeant Quinn, he proved to be a newsboy of the most microscopic sort, one of those tow-headed urchins who are for ever bobbing against one in thestreet. It appears that Thomas one day last week met Assis‘ant Pastor Halliday, of Plymouth Churco, in Nassau street, between Wiliam and Fulton, and ports of the Beecher trial, The assistant pas. boy, Wuo solowed tim tempted Hailiday’s made the continued ois imp rtupities and to the corner of fulton sirees, where he to get his togers imto Mr Pocket, — duat be periment the reverend nd umarrest was rhe result, 10 Court yes. thowas pleaded gutity, and without tak 1g aby lestimony the Court committed bim to the House of Reiuge, Tommy tet quite proud when he Was iNlormed of the dignity of the person irom whom he bad attempted to “swive” a lew coppers. He iold Omeer Kernan, who took bim over the “eridge of sirhs," that he Would get out 1 time—just in time—to caten some of ule Beecher jurors waou they came to visit New York alter tne trial was over, Tommy is avout ten Years old, aud stands committed until be 18 twenty-one, but srili he hag iaitn i the holding outof the trial, from whica be has made many a penny peddiug papers. A NOTED ENGLISH BURGLAR. Jobn Ldwards, who is @ stoker on one of the White Star line steamers, cro,ped into a saloon | on West street a few niguts since In company with @sbipmate of bis, While drinking 4 man who introduced himself as Jonn Smith came up and asked them if ihey intended to tieat him. They answered Yes,” and he sat down at tue table and joined them, ‘They bud several drinks, and when Edwards was about to leave the store John Smith, who 1s @ fine looking man about filty-five years of age, attempted to pick his vest pocket, He had seen Edwaras by the barkeeper the waistcoat, rdw. uiormed an off a iew feet off, ot oMcer arrested Joun alo the Watcupocket of detected bim and who was standing the occurrence. ‘ihe Smita, who, when | brought to tue station house, was recognized as Wiilam Jonuson, an Englisu, burglar, who some years ago gave the police oj New York a goud deal of trouble. His photograph adores the Rogues’ Gallery, and he bas been Known as “Wilam Smith,” “Robert Clark.” ‘Willam Clews” apd “big-mouthed § * One of tue last acts of the tal existence oi Judge Dowling was to give “big-mouthed Scotty’? | one year jor peut larceny. Judge Kile breth ‘asked Smith if he bad ever heard of any oue Who owned auy of ihe aliases With which be Was credited. Smith bai nb ver neuro of aby one cauea by auy of the names the Judge mentioned. | the Rogues? | Woen bis photograpu, taken iro Gallery: Was exiibited he suid be did not Know the man, Io consideration 0; memory aud his Court sentenced Lim to the Peuitentiary for one year. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT-—CHAMBERS, By Judge Dononue, Stuart vs. Clark; Scuieswiger vs Johnson.— Orcers granted. By Judge Lawrence. Kitchen vs, O'Ro: ke.—Memocanaum for counsel. Bruce vs. Wyatt.—in tis c.se ldo Dot thivk it Would be just t grant a stay, by dudge Barrett, Williams vs, O’Ne11; viggies vs. Holbrook; Ham- burser vs. Samueil; National Soe ana Leatuer Bank v8, Kellogg; Wouers vs. Sonnevora; Heinz vs, Nukart; Barbey vs. Luaoingtou: Selleck vB. Davis; Deurache Nadlouwl bank Vo. Nuwar; Neve vs. Kevecke vs, Nukart; Purker vs. Parker; ermunia Bauk Vs, Caikin; Ger. magia Uptown cavings bank vs. Vilzgeraid; Pudy vs, Gautz; Marnme vs Aduuis? Livingston; ond loval PankK Vs. Kiva; Gleoe Vs, Cuare ArMstroug VS. Aas et ai.; Ames vs. Waguer; le | Duggert vs. New Jersey Mioland Kuilroad Vou paty; Morton vs. Huy; ACseruian Vv. Murgau; Deraismes vs, Drake; (tira Natioual Bank ol sau- dusky vs. resident Silicon Siect Company ; Kevwe vs. Mabou; Carr vs. Giots; Barrett vs. ppring; Hugg vs. VU, cotienmer; Ninth Nathoval Bank vs, Hvevards; Ruak vs. rite; Goouwim vs. Miller; NevVilie vs. Cavoi; Smit y Merchants and Mauufact..rers’ Nation: a. Wheeler, Nos. 1 aud 2—M Catkiu vs. Kut WILNOUL Costs; relcree app Lewis vs. Krouber..—Let pared. The reseree iu this cl appointed by ine Court. and 6 that tue Court shail nor appoint Dated oy the party Lo Lue uctiug, Wood Vs. CuluWell.—Accord.ny to the aMdavit the pluiuti? 18 eu itied ty a decree Jor a sale I One parcel, ihe aftiuavils cleariy preponaerate upun Wat head. But cue decree vivjates tae rule 1} —Movion granted, decree be pre- ases S10 be is explicit persou momi- oF tne Cousin tae reieree to ‘The Teieree in these cases in t) be ap pomied, by tae Court, and 9 rule eX. pressiy provides that tue Court not appoint the @ persou Dowiuated vy te purty 10D. Iu tuls case, tuo, Uo 1 alin Correctiy advised, tue geutiemay named as reieiee ix Cosuected 1a vasle Less With ove of the attorneys o: re-oro .or one Of tue devenuants. be toatus it wa, he rule shoud be comp.ied with byt puration ol & iresh decree, seaving & DIAOK Space iuc The Lume Of tHe Teeree. Aso as t 1 Wil DE fxeu waver in t EBuswerta Laugovn; Randolph vs. Lee; Purdy v. Gantz.—Gruntes. Sch.oss vs. Cbarick.—Motion denicd, without Costs wd Withour prejasice Lo (ne ring ol a Teerence wpou the (fal provided it suai tuen feem to the presiaing justice tu be u proper case tuerelor. Mulieson vs. Webster.—Motion denied, without co-ts, Darian vs. Mausback.—Motion denied, with $10 costs, Kiog va. Binsse.—Motion granted aud extra al- lowuuce of $50) awaracu, Ba.awia va. squires; Norris vs, D & G.00s’ seWlag Machi vs. Hiichoock ; Suita vV Newoerger vs. Parka $5u0 extra allowance. Alierion vs. Martiu.—SMotion granted; uve per cent avaraed, grunted and i1.— MOLD v4. Tufts.—Motion granted, Cause b lor third Frigay of Apri. Pacific Muteal insu gtanted. Au eXita Keese V8. Martine.—Proof o1 service defective, Rigubvock Vs, Laue.—Motion grunted. Keierence orucred. Studweil vs. Bliss.—Motion granted, with $10 costs LO aolde the event. Messmore Vs. Muri'n.—Sotion granted and stay vacated, With $10 Custs Lo aolce tie event, hot Without prejudice to making application fora POstooHEMeLt Gigitic trial, whicu [hey May be advised tu Make at the Syec.al Term. SUPERIOR COURT—sPECIAL TERM. By Jucge Cor Gawtry vs. Clark rder se Powers vs. Hughes.—Urder granted. COMMON PLEAS— By Judge Loe The Mayor, &c., vs. Kouh.—O butiding No, 479 Canai sireet the New Yora Life lusurance Company va. Chase.—Keport of re.eree as tv surplus moneys | conurmed. | Govcen Motion to place cause t causes granied. Masury Vs. M ated. Woodcock v8. cree of foreclosure granted. Department of Buildings vs. Behimer; Same va, Pennsyivania Railroad = Company.—injunctions gTauted. By Judge Robinson. The People, &e., vs. Newman Motion denied, Opinion, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Recorder In the Court 0: General Sessions, ve Hackett, at the opening oi: t Cour’ and another.— Hackett, re Recorder esierday morning Mr. Howe, counsel ior Law Nooo’n, Who is indicted for alleged compiicity in tue iar ceny of a safe from the Agams Express Company, containing $50,000, moved jor a inriier postpone. ment of tue trial. Asxistant District Attorney Russell eatd (hat ne was ready » 1, but as fhe had @ good case he Wo.id i renuousy Ope pore tue motion, A.ter some sartuer discussion the Recorder set the case Gown peremptoitly lor next Tuesuay. . BECEIVING STOLEN Goons. George Wilijams, who was jointly incicted with Thomas Barke and Jobn Quin, was convicted of receiving stuien goods. The proo; 2 that on the night of tie 1th of M i store of Stepuea Of-0a was broken 100 soem. = It Was Ciea Wiliams partici ated In tue burg yuse 1M Sevent -olxth sr el, ’ nue, | civars w gold waren n Corcoran rs shup in 1 that downed ¥ vat whew the y HaLaciive ate with Larking. and t vatest re- | gentlemen caucht | ut the coapge handed iim | the weasuess uf his | attempt to rob Edvuras, tae | | da 1 resred tl ys jound in Jobnes’ pocket, His Honor the prisoner to the Peuitentary for five y TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Judge Kilbreth, PICKPOCKET CAUGHT. Jobn La Rue, alias Michvel Momullen, was ar rested by a Central Oitice detective, on the corner of Broadway and Bight. street, Wille attempting torob Edward M, Holland, of No. 65 Grand sireet, La Rue was locked up ior trial. On Nis person was juund the following extraordinary letter : Duar Pairxp Gow i write you these few | ms to let you know that {vot back safe io Phijuand mixgerand Skin made 5) cases on tu and nigger 1s colnen money and if t Was you | would ‘come on as soon as pos- sibie, aud Goe there was no vallthe Meyor is busted it up thats all ac presenc yours truly GIMP. THE COMPULSORY EDUCATION ACT. Jennie and Willlam Beatty, the first cniidren arresied committed to the care of the Commissioners of © 1es and Correction yesterday aiternoon by Juuge Kiloreth. FIPTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Belore Judge Murray, MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER. At alate hour on Monday night, while OMcer James Gavin was dispersing a gang of disorderly characters who had congregated in front of a lager beer saloon at the corner of Tenth avenue and Fliity-second street, he was severely cut in the lefts hand oy one of the party named Peter alias “Bovaparte’? Donnelly, Tne blow was aimed at the officer’s breast, aud in warding tt of che murderous taruss took effect on tne hand, nearly severing two fingers, Dovelly was yesterdsy morning arrested at his resinlence No. 659 West Puty-fret street, by Officer Higinbota4m, He proved to be an old offender, aitgough quite a young man, be already paving serveo @ term in Sing Sing prison tor bu-giary aud @ oie. sentence in the Peuttentiary for as sault, The prisoner was committed lor examina- ton. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, ScurkemMe CovurT—CHaMBers—Held by Judgo Barrett.—Nos, 54, 58, 69, 70, 104, 5, 24, 27, 66, 71, 84 Cali No, 109, up to and inciadiag No, 160, SUPREME COURT—GENERAL 1E£RM.—Adjourned for the term. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM—Held by Judge Van Brun!.—Demurrers—Nos. 3, 18, 19, Issues 011. Ww aid 1act—Nos, 257, 258, 251, 205, 207, 302, 304, 308, 800, 310, S11, B12, 813, 314, 31 245, 126, 201, 875, 9. SUPREME COURT— Crrovrr —Part 1—Held by Judge Lawrence,—Nos, 621, 613, 2571, 2673, 778, 917, 112336, 112¥, 112134, 80535, 843, 1161, 1153, 1165, 1167, 116744, 1161, 113, 1165, 1167, 1109, 1171, 1175, 1179, 1181 Part 2—Heid’ by Juage’ Doudiue—Nos, 22 40214, 138% 2408, 2238, 1705, 1822, 2664, 980, 1214, 460, 1256, 1262, 146, 1242, 1000, 10003 1876, 1424, 101834, 1170, Part 3—Held by Judxe Van Vorst.—Nos. 831, 92034, 1079, 2665, 2429, 1913, 685, 24l, 563, 537, 55734, O01, 1751}4, 135, 785, 887, 1183, 1185, 1189, 1193, 110, 1197, 1199, 1201, 1203, SUPERIOR COURT—GENERAL TERM—Hield by Judges Monell, Curtis una Speir.—Nos, 8, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 26, 27, 28. DSUPERION COULT—SPECIAL TERM—Held by Juage Freedmau.—Nos. 81, 36, o RIAL TeRM—Part 1—Held ‘ase OL—NO. 1z4d. Part 2—Ad- jJouroed ior the term. COMMON PLBas—EQuiry TEkM—Held by Judge J. ¥. Daly. 3. 6, 34, 53, 60, BL. CouMON PLEAS—TRIAL LERM—Part by Juage Larremore.—Nos. 1412, 1008, 1060, 1428, 1104, Ldou, 1245, 1249, 1412, 784, 35434, 562, 1 994, 2436, 58, 1a = <= dss 1216, 944, 230, 1357, 1298, , 1307, 1486. 29, 1 liod, 1804, 13) i . MARINE COURI—IRIAL TEKM—Part 1—Held by | Judge Jowchimsen.—. O44, 1711, 3204, 1791, 1945, 1956, 1651, 2008, 1577. 1731, 1v47, 1043, 1954, 1956, Hed by Juage Gross.—Nos, 1265, 4 1610, “2754, 1961, 1966, 1909, Ty 1930. Part d—dleld by Judge Ahea.—Nos. 3114, 3175, 8252, 3284, 4699, O716, 8258, i278, 3290, 4404, B54, B2T1, 3546. COURY OF GENERAL DESSIONS—Heid by Rec rder Hackett.—ibe Peopie vs. Jou Quad ana Coroelius Kelly, burglary; Same vs. Edward Murray, may hem; Same vs. George H. Coohn, teioutous assault anu battery; Same vs. Ledguin Mitcned cond Jonn Leonard, jelonious auitand oatvery; Same vs. Jobu Edwards, ju. gers; same vs. Jona Moran, grand ia.ceny; Same vs. Micaael Wolisie.o, graud larcen); Same vs. Wiliam B. mickox apd John O'Connor, grand larceny; ie VB. Charles Miller, graud larceny; Same vs. Juilus Green, p lurceo. ; Same vs. Patrick Duty, pett Jarveuy; Same ys, Joho Clare anu Heory Dunman, peut Jarceny; Same vs. Mary Marpay, assault aad battery. = ee COURT OF APPEALS. ALBANY. April 6, 1875, Atwell vs. Brown.—Motion to incorporate in the © records @ statement o! certain claims made by the appellant under the United States putentact. On mowion of Jonn B. Gale, of counse! tor appellant, ordered that remit:itur be stayed until the 1uriuer order of the Court, Elisha Eble vs. The Trustees of Canajoharie.— Motion to correct the printed cases 1n this Court, James E, Dewey for motion, Samuel Hand op- posed. Ordered that the cases be corrected in ace cordance With the order of the Supreme Court, No, 67. Wiiiiau A. Macy, Jr, ef al vs. Toomas Neisou et al.— Motion to restore to calendar. On mouou of Waiter 5. Cowles, OL counsel lor the ap- pellaut, oraered that the cause go on tue May cul- enaar as of the origtoul dare o: fling tne return, APPEALS FROM OWDEUS. No, 230. Lewis K. Yarnly, respondent, vs. Daniel Nigats. impleades, &c.. apyeilant,—Suomi'ted for a@ppeliant and orgued by N. C, Moak jor responaent, y DECISIONS. Motion to dismiss appeal granted with co: Swith vs. Belden. Motion to Gismiss appeal denied without costs.— Tu re-pe ition of award Burke, to vacate an as- sessinent; in Teepetiuon o; kugene Kettietas, to Vacste av assessment, Judgments irmed with costs.—The People, el al, V8 McGuire; toe Matuai Lise Insurance 4. howjana; the Fisk Pavement ana Flagging vs. Evans; Diggs vs. Simson; The People ex Brook.yo Park Commissioners Vs. tue city oi Brooklyn et a. Oruer o/ the General Term armed with costs.— In ry. tie oppiication of ibe Commissioner oi Pub- lic Parks to acquire Lille to the Jauds lor a parade ground, Order of the General Term granting a new trial reversed ant judgment on the vercict affirmed with costs.—Tiuiber vs. the Harlem Bridge Rau Road Co. Jucgment reversed and pew trial granted, costs to avid: t Fraser V4. Meu oscey. Appeal ais. ssed, with cosrs.— Hale vs. Clausen et als. Oruer of the General Term reversed, and order Special Term ailirmed, with costs.—in re, n 0: livien E. Littie to vacate an assess &c., V8. Tue Mayor. &., 0! New York. N Ven Golabers, respondeni, Vs. William R. Ley et a., appeliants.—Argued oy James 0, Garter, Of Couusel lor appeliaute, ana by H. 0. Soutuworth ur respondent. GENERAL CALENDAR. and uded, No. Se. Marquis D. F. Hoppangh, appellant, vs. | William M. Stuvie, respoudent.—ar, by Henry | R. Seiden, of counsel tur »ppeliant, aad by George | F. Dauiorth ‘or respoudent. Agjoursed to Weunesgpy, April 7, 1875. CALENDAR, der for Wednes- he duy cal vos. 112, 179, 107, 16, 51, Toe following day, April 7, 187 163, 180. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. WASHINGTON, April 6, 1875. The following decisions have veen rendered by the Supreme Court:— No. 528, Bailes, Collector, vs. The New York Cen- tralaud Hodson River Railroad Company.—Error to the Circuit Court for the Nortuern District of New Yo The Court decides this case against the company, hoiding (‘vat the interest cer- tifcutes tssaed ob, the Centrat Koad be- joe Its consolidation witu the Hudson River road, payable at the pleasure o: the company are properiy taxaoie unuer the act of 1566, Walch provides that the dividenus declared by @ (aliroad Company in serip or money due and payavle to their stock’ iders as part of the earn- ings, profits, income of gains of such company, and ail proits of suck company carried to tne account Of any iund oF used for construction are proper objects of taxu By the terms of the ave # dividend 19 seryp declared by sacn a company asa part of usfearuings is subject to the tax Whenever or wherever of to whatsoever ry or _ person the same shall be What is required to be aue is o and not the funds, money -eds which it represents, Beyond aouvt ) becomes Operative and due within tne Meaning of the Kevenue act when it is uncon. diionuliy decared, WIthont containing any yro- Vision postponing its eft Reversed. Mr. Jus- tice Cidord delivered tie option, Hotchkiss vs. Tae National Shoe ana er Bank and the Tradesmen’s Nationa: Baok of New York city—Appeat irom tne Cireuwt Coart for the Southern District of New York.—This was & Writ to compel toe detendants to sarrender to three coupon bonds of Fiul Ratiroad Com- which were stoicn and by him alleged bavks in bad jaitne ot preierred by pins . CONTRINIO Ethad rhe hopders snvud receive ten (ull preierred stock of tve company » surrender o toe bonds and coupous Haiioud therein Dames did aot adect viltty Of the iustrumenis becunse Cae sas entirely ides oO. ihe gation of (ye Wstrau na that to de de title 8 uty & ie of Wilt Ignorance ou the part ol tue baoks could proance this re- sult. Afirmed, Mr, Juatice Field delivered the opinion. ou th No. 00 Jefiries admintatratar, va, The Keone. | | tole Cuge it is held that where an applicant under the new Educational act, were | ‘Lhe gang then fled, | 17, 819, 325, 826, 327, | 1—Held | 134, | Nos. No. 21. Ten Eyck vs. Craig.—Argument resumed | Of the liveliest possibie Jonnson Brothers, betog occupied most of their ual Life Insurance Company—Error to t Court jor the Dis'rice of Siapourl te Insurance Npon bis hfe, wio was married, when asked I he Was married or Fingie, replied ready tusured, when piled elxewuere for 0.” Dacn repi tuonal deception aud deleated the policy: aad ths, Notwithstanding the fact that the pnepera sked jurance may not have been material to the ris and when, thonvh they made the applicant aBrpear a better subject than the truth | q Woali) have done, the exvress contract being that the company should not ve deceived, it makes no difference Where deceived, to its injury or benefit, the resaitis tbe same. AMrmed, Mr, Justice Hunt delivered tue opinion. No. 189 Connoyer e@% al. vs. Scbatfer—Error to the Supreme Court o! Missouri.—lo this case it 18 held taat under the act ot 1836, where bie claimant presented to tne Board of Comm'ssi vers only the onrgsuul concession without attemprng to cone nect himseli wit) it, the confirmation, if made, 1nu:ed 10 the benefit ol the legal representativ Ol the person to Whom the original conces-i0n was made; but where the claimant produc d ve- fore tie Board, beside the original titie, evidences Of derivative Ulie, the decision was upon both, ana the confirmation ojerated as a grunt to the claimant, althougi fs Dame was omitied in t Jorm oi confirmation. Affirmed, Mr. Davis delivered the opinion. No, 200, House et ul. vs, Mullen et al.—Appeal frow the District Court for the Middle District of Alabama,.—tit is bere heid that where tne bill avers the plain was ayeneme covert {rum the time she parted wiih the possession of the prop- erty 10 litigation until within three years of the commencement of suit it cannot be said that she acquiesced in adverse possession nd tue statute Of limitations Wili hot ran against her during that time, Also, that the otber de- lendants, claiming through a deed trom her waicn she alleges to be void for want ol her free will and consent in making if, are properly joined, Re- versed. Mr. Justice Miller de:.vered the opinion, No. 6 (origiual), State of Texas vs, Chiles,—in this case It is decided that Chiles, the de.endant, may, under the act of Congress, be compeled to lestily by the State, anu an order is mave direct- ing fis deposition’ to be taken. Mr. Justice Swayne delivered the opinion. 0. 721. Treat et al. v8. Jennison—Error to t Circuit Court for the Dis rict 0 Caltiornia,—The Mowion to set aside the order of afirmance here- tolore made in this case 1s dented. ‘I'he Cntef Jus tice delivered ine opinion, No. 790, Thomas et al, vs. Wooldridge et al. Appeal irom the Circutt Court for the Southern Districtiof Mississippt.—It is here reaMrmed thatan appeai Will not lie irom a decree disséiving a0 Lue Junction without disiniasing the bull, Appeal ais- missed, ‘Ihe Chie: Jus ice delivered the opiaion, In tne Supreme Court to-day the following pro- ceedings took place:— No. 3 grigrae. ‘The State o/ Florida, complatn- ant, vs. E, C. Anderson et al.—The motion of Hol- land to discharge the receiver was argued by Mr. Matt H. Carpenter in support of the same and » | Mr. H. Bisoee, Mr. W. W. MacFarland and Mr. W. W. Boyes ip opposition thereto. No. 184 (Assigned). James F. French et al, | Aopellant, vs, Alexander Hay, administrator, &c., C, No. 360 (Assigned). Robert S. French, trustee, appellant, doseph B, Stewart et al.—Tne argument of these causes Was commenced by Mr, W. W. Willoughby, of counsel for tne appellants, Adjourned until to-morrow, TROTTING AT THE HIPPODROME. The programme at the Hippodrome was ren- dered more aitractive last evening by the intro- duction of a trotting contest for a parse of $250, Entered jor the event, which was a mile and re- peat, were Ben Mace’s brown gelding Lougfeilow, Jobn Moran’s brown gelding Brown Prince, Dan Joon Haskell’s bay mare | Mace’s brown mare Josi Ro-e and H, Hynara’s sorrel mare Elena. Brown Prince wou the first heat in 8:00, Josie the second im 2:514¢ and the Brown Prince the third and the race in 2:51%¢. Considerabie entuusiasm was manti- jested during the beats, the applause reminding one of the first trotting trials 1 (ue winter at this place. SUMMARY. BagNum’s HirrovroMe, New York, April 1875.—Paurse of $230, mile and repeat, under 8 die; $126 to tno Orst, $75 to the second and $5 the third horse. J. Moran’s or. g. Browa Prince, Dap Mace’s or m. Josie..... Ben Mace’s or. &. Lougfellow. John Haskeil’s 4. Hynard’s 8. Tim = Be < cotean ome emt er JOCKEY CLUB BETTING BOOKS. ‘The odds on the Withers, Belmont, Juvenile and Travers st. kes, also the Westchester Cup, as cor- | rected up to last evening at the rooms of the American Jockey Ciao, are given below. Among the more important changes is that of Reform in the Westcnester Oup, who ts cutduwn from 10to | 1toTtol. Within the past week the bustocss of | | THkopokE Lewis, accepting the offered odds nas wreatly increased. WITHERS STAKE (ONE MILE), Taken. & | = | Arts 4 tol invo' Chesapeake..... 5101 Gyro 1b tol) Relentiess colt.. 6101 Warwick. 1b to King Bolt....... 6to1 Voicano 16 0 Roadamantius. 8 tol Lora Zeilend 16 to 8 toi Ascension. 20 to 9to1 bsaminer 20 to 10 to 1 Probaoluty 25 to 12 01 Heen Ward..... 30 to 12 t01 Douglas.. 35 to BELMONT STAKES (ONE AND 4 HALP MILES). Hyder All........ 6 lo 1 12 to Ohesapeake..... 6 tu 1 to Aristides. . + 6tol to Bay minster + 8 tol Orphan Boy. to St. Martin. + Stoll Lord Chive. to Wilue Burke Sto 1 Reientiess wo King Belt 8101 Leaps. to Sangara. » 9101 Warwe to Roadamanthus,. 10 to | Gyro, to Jo Cerns........ 10001 Young « 35 to WESTCHESTER CUP (TWO AND A QUARTER MILES). Bauanseel 5 tol Culpepper. 10 to Shylock. 6 i 16 to 7 16 to 8 15 to . 1 20 to Saxon... 20 to Grinstead. Dead Head,,..., 25 to JUVENILE STAKES (ONE-IALP MILE). Favord Stoel 5 10 to Julietta colt, stol P. 12 to Duiigasian » Stl 12 to Nubia Olly. + Btol 15 to Bontiorm, 8 tol 20 tol TRAVERS STAKES (SARATOGA. ONE AND THREE- QUARTER MILES). Hyder Alt. « Ttol Joe Cerns + I tol Chesapeake, . Ttol DA tagnan..... 1b tol Wilhe Burke.... 8 to 1 Orphan Boy 16 tol Kyng Bolt. + Stoll Heatneroell tol S tol 501 WW tol lbw +10 tol Lord Zetiand.... 20 to 1 -lvtol Mu 3 tol «12 to 1 holbrook, 0 tol + 15 101 DODTIAS...06 wooo 35 101 HORSE NOTES. The demand for stables and stalls at Fleetwood Park, by owners and trainers of trotting stock, 1s ure, the lessees, Messrs. time in meeting the requirements of their {riends and patrons, Mr. Ricbard Ingraham, of Hempstead, L. L, nas disposed of bis Hambietontan stallion Norwood to Mr. Joseph Willis, owner of @ stock jarm at Midaletown, Orange county, N. Y. Price not stated, but Mr, Ingranam had previously refused $15,000, Norwood is {ull brotuer to Socrates. Major T. W. Doswell, of Richmond, Va., has re- cently sold to Mr. Pierre Loriilard the chestnut | mare Fanny Washingion, vy Revenue, dam Saran Washington, by Garrison's Z ngarie. Mr. J. A. Grinstead tas taken ap three ad- ingle, | 108) amounted to inten. | | Justice | Tal | daugnter of John eet LER, jaence Of the be bride's parents, by the F. W. Geisenhatner, Chutes i. Wacuerr to Mak Garut Ki) K, DOLN OFFhIs City. MOORE-—T'YLER.—On Tiursday, April 1, at Trinity chapel, by the Rigat Rev, Bishop Lee, of Delaware, ALEXANDER Mooe, Unitei States Army, to Magy L., daugater of General Dyniel Tyler. DiEb, Borp.—On Tuesday, Aprilé, Wr OFD. Relatives and friends are o pecully faritea to nd the faneral, from bs tate resivence, 689 Butier street, near Clason ivenue, Brooklya, on URTON.—On Tuesday, Am 4 Bor’ wie of Doctor May Gurtéo, formorly ef Virg in\ited to attend the nla, juperal, on Fri lay, eleven o'clock, Moat No. 205 West Fuuty-sccone stfeet, coraer Ol BYDAG TAT. sitinay, dunia: Bo '0B.—On Sunday, Apri Any H. COE, daugh. Tate Mrs. A. E. Coe, aged 82 yeais, 6 mouths aud 8. ‘uneral on Wednesday, April 7, at half-past twa o’ciock P. M., trom Paritan chureh, corner Lalay. etre and Marcy avenues, Brooklyn. CoRR.—The “Month's Mind” of the Kev, Jomw J. CoRR Will take place in St. sridget’s churth en Wednesday, April 7, at ten A. M. ORkAWFORD.—At the residence of his parents No East Twenty-first street, JOHN J. CRAWPBQ aged 4 years, 2 montis, 5 duys. His remains will be taken to Cal) Cemetry for interment this Wednesday, at one P, M. CrossLey.—At Yonkers, on ‘tuesday, April 4, Ina L., daughter of Robert and Josephine Crossle, Kelatives ana frieuds are invited to attend th funeral on Thursday, the Stn, at eleven o'clock A, M., Irom her parents’ residence, Palisade avenue, Deay.—On Monday, April 5, WINIFRED, the bee lovea wife of James 0. Deay, ant eldest daughter of John and the late And Doran, aged 45 ‘nid ‘The relatives and friends of the tamtly are ree spectiully invited to atiend the funeral, trom her late residence, 570 Second avenue, on Wednesday, April 7, at one o'clock P. M, DE CARDENAS.—On Monday, Apri of diph theria, CAKLOTIA ELVERA, eldest daughter of Jose phine Webster and tue late Ambrosio de Carde nusy Romero, aged 5 years, 2 months and 12 days, ‘The relatives aod Iriends of tbe family are re spectiully invited to attend her iuneral, from her late residence, No. 71 Park Avenue, on Wedne® uay, 7th inst, at eleven o’c.ock A, M. Havana (isiand of Cuba) papeis please copy. DENIKE.—At Yonkers, April 6, SARAH H, DENIKB, wife of Ira B, Denike. Funeral service at Westminster church, Yonkers, at oue o'clock P, Me on Thursday, §tl inst, Friends are invited, DeEVEXMANN.—On Monday, April 5, Joan H. G. D£VERMANN, aged 49 years and 7 months, ‘rhe relatives and (riends o! the family, also the members uj Hermann Lodge, No, 268, F. and A. M., the Mount Vernon Mannercuor and Quartet Ciub, are respectiuily invited to attend the tuneral, Jrom bis jute residence, corner Bond street and White Plains road, West Mouut Vernoa, ths (Wednesday) alternoon, at one o'clock, ‘he New Haven Railtoad leaves at twelve o’ciock noon, corner Forty-second sireet and Madison avenue and leaves Mount Vernon ut five o'clock P. M. Dewuvrst.—At New Brighton, 3. L, April & Ricwarp Dewuerst, ‘The relatives and iriends of the deceased are re spectiully mvited to end his funeral, om ednesday, Aprii 7, Farky.—On Tuesday, April 6, JAMES Farry, in the 54th year of his ag Toe relatives and iriends of the tamily are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, No, 338 East Forty-eigatn street, on Thursday, at one o'clock. Hake.—On ‘Yaesday, April 6, of diphtheria, ADOLPH B., youngest son of Caspar and Berna Gina Hake, aged 3 years, 7 won lis nd 17 days. Relatives and irienGs of ine family are respect fully iavited to atteud the iunerai, irom his lite resideuce, 15810 street and Tuird avenue, Melrose, New York vity, ou Wednesday, at two P. M. Haywanrb.—On Tuesday, April 6, WILLIAM, third son of David and Bessie Hay Waid, aged 9 months. Revatives and irieas of the lamily ave respect> | milly invited vo atteud the luperal, this aay (Wed. | mesday), April 7, at two P. M., froin the resideuce ol bis paceuts, 3s2 East Lhirty-third street. HuALeY.—m_ Brooklyn, at her resiaence, on Tuesday, April 6, TERESA ELIZABETH MASTERSON, Widow of Micnael Healey. Notice of funeral ereaiter. HExDER. -Uo Mouday morning, April 5, Pain | Q HERDER, in the guth year ol his age. ‘The juuerai will take piace ou Wednesday, 7th atoue o’ciock P, M, at the residence of bit N. D. Heruer, 52 West 130tn street, HUTCHINSON.—Ou Monday, April 6, ELLEN, widow of Alexunger Hutclinson, aged 75 years, Funeral trom 629 Vanverolit avenue, Brooklyn, on Weduesday, April 7, at two o’cluck. JEFFCOIT.—Sudueniy, OD April 6, WILLIAM M JEFFOOTT, aged 22 years. Reiauives aod {riends of the family are respec fuily lovited to attend the juneral, ou Wednesday, Apri 7, from nis late residence, No. 6 Madison Street, at two o'clock. AMB.—OD the 6t0 inst., CATHARINE, the beloved wile of Coester Lamb, in the duth year of her age, Notice of iuneral hereafter. Lane.—Io 3, OD April 1, 1875, ELLEN, ‘ne, lormerly of Kucasking, cvunly cork, Ireland, Notice vi juneral hereatter, Lewis.—At Stutea iIsiand, April 6, 1876, Captain 8, ed 75 His remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme tery tor in‘erment. Lucky.—On Ap 116, Miss Eva IsaBiLte Lucky, | daughter ot J. Neison Lucky. Notice o1 juneral nereafcer, Meyer —Oo Mooday, April 5, Josera MEYER, of Dovb's Ferry, ages ap ne) aud 4 months. The relatives and fiiends are respectiully in | vited to attend the Juveral, jrom nis late res dence, Dodd's Ferry, ou Shureday, April 8, at one o’eioc! MITCHELL.—At Flatbush, L. 1, on Sunday, 4th gle CATHARINE, Widow O! Adrian Miscueil, aged 9 yeur ‘ane! services at the Reformed churei Brooxvilie, L. 1, On Thursday, Stn inst, at one o’c.ock I. Me McUarruy.—Apri &, MICHAEL McUaRTOY, io the 25th year of O18 age, ‘The reiavives and iriends of the family are re spec .ully invited to attend his tun ral, irom hu late residence, No. 70 West Forty-iuird street, of Wedaesday, Apri 7, at Obs P,M, The member foal E, Ninth regiment, are requested w atleud. Heapquanrers Company E, NintH Iyr, N. G. 8. N. Y.—the mewoers of wis company ore Trespectiuily invited to attend ('O citizeu’s dress) the funeral of our Jate comrade, alae! MoCurthy, from his late residence, No. 70 Wes Forty-tairé street, on Wednesday, Aprii 7, at 00€ vo ock P.M BENS. He HERes, First Lieutenant Commending, JAMES AKEN, First Sergeaur. MCGILL.—Un Monday, April 5, 1875, Mrs, Biepggy MOGILL, aged 42 years, The relatives abd iriends are respectiuily tuvreq to attend the iuneral, tuis day (Wednesday), x two o'clock, irom ter late residence, 463 Wasitage ton street. O'Day.—On Monday, April 5, WINIFRED, the be lovea wife of James O'Day, aod eivest daugates of Jonn and the late Anu Doran, aged 45 years, Tne relatives and irends of the tawiy ae spectiuly mvited to atieua (ne iuoer Jate resideuce, 570 Seovud avenue, on Wedo sday, Aprit i, at one o'clock P. M. Powrrs—Ou Tuesday, April 6, 1875, WALTER Powers, tos beloved husband o: Mary Powers, aged 49 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and | also tee wemoers of tne T. A. B. S ciety of the immaculate Concep'ionu, are respectiuily lavited to aitend the fu irom nis late residence, S Di | 1,094 First avenue, on Thursday, April 8 at one o'CiNek, Purpy.—At Rye Neck, on Sunday, April & Josuva KR. PURDY, aged 66 years, Relatives and iriends of the amily are invited to atiend toe funeral, on Wednesday, toe 71a inst.. at two o’clock, from St. Thowas’ cauros, Mamaroneck, ‘Train leaves Forty-second str at 12 o’clvck. ReAWL.—Miss MARGARET T. RHAWL, in the 23th year of ner age. ‘The Iriends of the tamily and those of Lda ther-in law, Peter shields, are respectfully invi to attopd the funeral, irom her mother’s reste deuce, 504 Greenwich street, this day (Wednes day), April 7, at one o'clock. Roose v KLT.—At his residence, $36 Broadway, on | Aprii 6, James L ROOSEVELT, in the son year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends are respoct/ally in- vited to attend tne funeral, ‘rom Grace church, corner of Broadway and Tenth street, on (nurse day morning, at ten o'cio’k, without further notice, Siivmay t Youkers, on April 6, 1875, JULIUS SHIPMAN ditions! two year olds, whicx will be pat into Batre ead irtends are invited to attend the training. They are Viceroy, bay colt by Gilroy, dam sister to Raric, by Coupon, cuestnut cult by Lightning, dam Inevme, by Revenue and sritska, cuestauat colt by line ton, dam Brouna, vy mported Kaigut that Messrs. A. B, Lewis & Co.'s cele- y e Vandal'ce, in nige favor for the Westohesier Cup, had been attacked with @ severe case Of distemper, aud toatin couse severity she Wotls be incapacitated i her many engagements the coming season, Is erroneous. Sve bas been sick, but vas enti ely recovered, and i8 at present taking her work in | good atyle, Colonel McDaniel was in town last evening mak: ing arrangements or the transportation of nu jarge s(avle o| rauners irow Princeton to Sara- woga, Where they Will De put imto tramiog for the season’s camvalgo. apectal cars lor tie parpose, and mteads to devote | all his time from now untli the opening o: the spring mee'ing at Jerom+ Park tu fx bis string 80 | tiat there may be turue| out a winner or two, at least, belore the suow again thes. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED. ARRISON—STANLEY.—On Tuesday, April 6, at Mar. lem N. Y., by the Rev. D aemubhen, Renard ly Ksq.y Of Buzaveth, N. dy tO MAKIANNA Sunday, Moren 14. by of tite f Henry 6. tlove, Fined, noth o. New Haven, imported Sovereign; nee of 18 vm iuidiling | smi the Colonel engaued three | mornin, | irom James place, near Ltiayerte aveuae. cn | please | ty, Suadas, Apri 4, of pa | AGNES ML, Wie of Wililam Walcutt and daughiet . DU Bots to Miss Caro- | resiaence, INCH.—Jn Brooklyn, Maren 31, at | ide’s_ brotner, by the Kev. GEORGE A PERGUSON to M, ALIOR fnnerai, oo Friday, the Ob inst., at two O'Clock, Irom his late residence, Paisade avenue, Yonkers STIGER.—On Monday, Apri 6, at Jersey City, d., Mary D., daagnter of Witham E, aod tb late Vheoe DL. Stiger, aged if montis and 19 days, the relatives and iriends are mvited to atvend the fanerai, at tne residence of her grandmother Mrs. T. S. Doremus, 99 Mercer street, Jersey City, on Thursday, the sth inst. at eleven O'cluck. St. JouN.-On Monaay, Aort. at ber lat Tesidence, Broadway, Brooklyn, &. D., Mawt E. St. JOUN, Wile oi George M. St. Joun. Novice of juneral hereatter, ScTron.—Un Sunday morning, April 4, after ¢ Upger ing lilmess, CORNELIUS K. SUTTON, aged 54 year: Relatives and friends of the family are respect invited ty attend the funeral, irom nis late resideuce, No. iftn avenue, on Wednesday Apri 7, at ten o'clock. inoRse—[u Brovklyo, on Monday, April 5, Ry V.W. THORNE, in the 54th year of Ms aye. The relatives and friends are invited to atreng the juneral, on thursday, Apri 8, at one O'clvek, Si. dames Provesians npiscopa courch, Se oO, Bt papert py. PY: WatovTi.—At Mount Vornon, Westchester coun ysis oO: the heart Lous and Pulladelph of the late Heory Leeds, of Brookiyn. The reiauves wod trievds are invited to the tuuerui, ab the residence of ber steviather Kev. & D. Burciad, D.D. 61 Feveuti avenue, of Weduesday, April 7, at & attarier Of Ww0 UC WALKna.— Suddenly, on oalurday, Apen uw State’ street, Brookiyo, F WALKER, Bsq., awed 65 years. ronerar it St Peter's (Episcopal) chure! State streei, oo Wednesday, April 7, at two o'clo Pr. LY The Masonic Fraternity are wvited to a tend.