The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1875, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET, THE COURTS. — eee ° How Official Appointments Are Obtained in the City—A Judicial Rebuke to Comptrelier Green. gical ks The Estate of Charles M. Barras, of “Black Crook” Fame IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS. The Grand Jury of the General Sessions have | presented three new bille of Indictment against the leaders of the old Tammany Ring {n the per- sons of William M. Tweed, Richard B, Conuolly aod Pe'er B. Sweeny. They bave also indicted William &- King on the tnolctments against the others. Toree similar indictments to the former— allcharging the obtaining of the public money under jalse precences—bave im addition vecn found against William M. Tweed, Rickard B. Con- polly anu William E. King. Taere is sulla rica barvest for the lawyers tu the Ring fraads against the city. Am the suit Drought by George S. Coe and George | Opdyke against the New Jersey Midiand Railway Company, on application for appointment of re- ceivers by the Court, Judge Day 4 reappointed the receivers already appointed by the Court of Onancery of the State of New Jersey, with the same powers, An application, msae on behalf of the Lonvent of the Sacred Heart, directed to the Tax Comms Woners to show cause why the tax upop Hity | acres of land owned by the Sisternood a¢ Bioom- | ingdale should not be released from taXation, was yesterday granted by Judge Davis, sittiag tn Chambers, Mr, Edward E. Eames, one of the partners of Clatin & Co. wio was in EBogland, returned to “this city, in response to a telegram trom the firm, appeared before Commissioner Shields yesterday, And gave $20,000 b ui (tme same amount given by Others of his parte ars to appear for trial on the indictments founc sgainas them for allegea com- pitcliy in the silk smuggling frauds). Aaron Claftin and Jonn J, Donaldson were their sureties, | ‘Tne members of the crew of the Mary Chilton who were held in Bugiand for extradition to tris | country on charges of murder ana piracy are now wue at this port, and will probably be vrougnt before Comuuussloner Shields to-day. | Mr. Wiliam M, Evarts, senior counsel for Clafin & Co, in the silk smuggling cases, had a cousulta- tion with United States District Attormey Bilas yesterday in relation to the ime when the cases | Can be tried, but nothing definite was arrived at. In the United States District Court yesterday twenty-five packages of cologne, seized at No. lt West street on suspicion of having been smug- gled, were condemned by default, no claimant ap- pearing Jor the property. COMPTROLLER GREEN REBUKED. Frank H. Nugent vs. The Mayor, &¢., of New York.—The plaintiff sued in tke Marine Court to fecover two montas’ salary as one of the aa- sistant cleras of the Marine Ouurt, at tae rate of $2,500 per year. The case was tried yesterday Defore Judge McAdam in part4. The defendsata Admitied tue Appointment of the platotiiTand the rendition of the services and the ouly deience pre- Sented was that the plaintid, in order to procure hus piace, agreed to aivice his salary with one Jonn woaey, Upon cailing the case toe plaiptt’s counse: moved for judgment on the pieaaings. Juuge icAdam in granting the motion said:— The picacings allege that Ne entered upon the riurmance of his duties on tae Ista of Fevruary, Piva, aa that Le has performed those duvies alth- fuuiy [rom that time to the present, and pe sucs for Salary ior tne inontbs of March aud April. 1s’ Tue city iu their answer admit the plaintii’s pointment; admit that Ae performed tue services whick Le agreed to perform; admit the salary at- tacbed ve ime oflice i $2,500 per soxum, an set up by way of delence that he w: jointed Assistant Clerk with some under- ding that he was to divide lis salary wita one Jonn Honey. If any arramgement of stich a cbar- acter was Made it Was disrepaiabie, aud itis no matter of defence to this action. Such a contract tisgrace, aud the plaintil oognt to be re- joved; aad i will Certainly pave the matter | vestigated at tne next mecting of tne Judg The Comptroller miga the evi compleimed of by simply luformiag the Dodges of the tack, instead Of subjecting the city to tae costs of a suit for Which it was apparent the Giiy Nad wo deience, and the Court thereiore a1. Fected sue jury to find @ verdic: for the plainug Jor ue amount claimed, $422 78. IMPORTANT TO MERCHA damee Giimour vs. Jona Thompson et ai.—tT cane wus tried yesterday in the Court of Common Pieas, velore Judge Rooinson. The piaintif al- fegea tn Dis compiaint and proved at the triai WA ON oF about Lue Z4tD day Of May, 1873, be was Indedied to Jonn Thompson in the sam of $277 25; What be was unable to pay his debis in full, aud Shat he entered into the agreement in writing With hia creditors woereby they agieed to ac- @ept and receive im (ull satisfaction of their re Spective claims against (we said plainwT tec sum Of \orty cents on every douar owing by him to Seem in nis promissory notes satisiactoruy in- Gorsed, peyadie in aiX IOULhS aiter their respec- ali ive dace. our the creditors executed tae Compostion sare mt, and that % Was to al) Shines executed and performed on the part of tne pluved; taal deiendants, im iraud @: sue ovner Grediwors t aid agreemeat, 40d a5 4 coudition of Signing the same, exacted irom the pimin 7 vis promissory wove for $2us 3, at five mouths, wm addition to the sum trey agreed Wo accept, and Which they subsequently Feceived with the plains other creditors ngants i Baal @ bona fide the Diane ud wader the composition u lbet toe Bikerword megotiaced and trausierre Woual Love before its maturity to er tw: Withoat motice, ana in conse¢ opiged to pay it; the plai re‘ore Clams that OY means OF these weveral Premises Le mentived to recover back irom the @ciendants We amount #0 paid—s 5. The Jus tice Delore WHOM ‘hie Action Was tried held tuat et These CIFCUMtancen the plaintit was e ied bo recover, MAG sudered B judgioent in Dis favor for tue amouat caimed anu inte frum this judgment the nawote toe Geueraid im Of the COurt of Commen Pi OPINION, The latter Court rendered tee following opinion efi; ming Wwe juugmeut — be iT \u a coupr: he con. osi r, A048 before exacted from him & p ‘pay the bal of their by a no months Such noe was fowe Aire tweaty days the beeo by defendants be yw bona nie was paid vy plainti® to ham. Beis tion was brought in the Marme Court to. recover Money 50 pad by compul end juigment B&Y.ng been rendered ia pimuuids whieh was aflirmme, 00 appeal & ra “that Court, ine ques hon of (be right art ery & again raised on (his Bppeal. ‘be reasous aesigues tor that w nce Uy {he Generai Term. ia Wie able opinion of Judge MeAdam ity Kegteter of Marcle Ld Ws irely e, being am fraud of otuor cre Abie as bevwren thes iy iwvesugated aon of Chief otwer have @ bona Ade | fore masari Bay mci: of bowed ade e om (he party ng the Qnd cavang (he eniorce mont t a1 an vbligaiog which tue party eo (rar fig tt cow ave ox ed, seers a0 clear that trae thie appes je iadiiat y thus uhrough co aeted irom the piandl OF thie Jae ilewally vmuee . wom ar ghould be aM A. Edward F attorney for defendants Biumensti:! & Arcner yeueys jor plara THE TRIAL OF GENERAL ‘The triai of General Mauck on the - ing counterfeit money to Detective Jam ter was reanmed yesterday in the United eters Cirenit Court, before Judge Benedicr The defence opened vy wotroducieg the mony Of Captain MH. A, Maxwell, who swore Manck's g000 character, and that be mace an ex celeat record (n the army during (he wer. Aibert Ounty testified twas tie game ‘Tom Congdon” on sume the packages of counterfeit to bee peen #010 by Manck was ting of Manok, thas contrad y of Mr, Avner B, Newco. counsel thea rummed np. contending that bis client was the innocent victim ConMpirators, Who desired to disgrace B ne cane wili be KUMmMed Up ior The Government euviogs or BARRAS. Waeshing'on Barres, brother of Oharies M. Bar- CHARL ATE Messrs. | bave very easily remectea | Tras, recently pefittoned Surrogate Hutchingy wo | order that Biram D, Barras, another brother, who | Is the sdmanistrator of the estate of Charles, be | compelled to file am accounting of the estate, as | sue time allowed by law bad expired without his | paving done 50, The aeceased war the author of the noted play of “The Black Crook,” The order | asked or was granted, and yesterday the accoant | was fied, showing that the estate, waoleh was | estimared at about $60,000, including several | bis owing it, one of which amounted to over | $4,000 lor royalty on “The Biack Croek,” is of the | preset value ef only abound $6,000 on account oO | the uncellectable nature of the debts due It. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. | Before Recorder Hackett. | TAB TRIAL AND ACQUITTAL OF MRS. SHEPHARD. | ‘The most of cho day was spent mm the trial of | | Mary Shepuard, who was charged with receiving $6,000 worth of diamonds owned by James W. | Jonnson, which were stolen by Obaries D. Taylor on thé alst of August, 1874, The principal witness THE TAMMANY INQUISITION. | Perea ene va wen | | BURNING AT THE STAKE IN THE OLD wiG- | WAM—AN ENTIRE ASSEMBLY * DISTMICT GEN- | ERAL COMMITTER PLACED ON JRIAL. } The agony between the outs” and tue “ins” of Tammany Halite at its height, For some tme | past the Committee on Diseipitne of the organiza- | tion have been holding their sesstons ai the Wig- | wam ta Fourteenth sirect witu (he greaiest mys- tery surrounding their movements. Ii is well | Known taat when any individual or bevy of Indi- | viduals, poll'ical or otherwise, attempt to sur- | round themselves with mystery, they are found out toa dead ceriamty, The Tammany Comiait- tee of Discipine nave deen subpwaning ine Gen- | era: Commitve> by Assembly districis to discover if there were any traivors to be found among | them, and the consequence is there bas been & | against the accused was Charles . Beville, who | vast deal of excwement among the dye or six suid be had been connected with the Secret Ser- | nundrea and odd Members of the General Vom ve yepartment. me testides that he represented | to the defendant that he was a friend of Taylor | ana obtained from her his adress in Philadelphia, whitber be had fed, and (bat sue also admitied that she 1eceived two diamonds ‘rom “Taylor aud | that che vaiue of them was pot more than $3,000. { Tse ju after @ few moments’ deliberativa, rendered & Verdict of not guilty. { OTHER ACQUITTALS. | Joba Byrns and James Callahan (youths) were Biso acqultied of @ charge of stealing » couvle | case sliver waten from William Rogers on the 20va | | of (his month, the evidence of wee complainany lauliuig to sustain the charge. | PEWIT LssCENY. | George W. Pierce, w20, On the 9th of this month, | stole # business rectory worth $4 from August Weck, pleaded guilty to petit larceny. He was sent Lo the Penstentary for six months, ESSEX MARKEY POLICE COURT. | Before Judge Morvan. BUYFIANLY ASSAULT. About five o’clock on the morning of the 17th | of March last Joau Buckley, residing at No, 371 First avenue, went Into the basement of No. 426 Bast Eleventh street with @ women named Saran Curley. Wille tere, he met two men pamed | Patrick McKeon, of No. 620 Hast Thirteenth street, aid Heury Noonan, of No. 618 East Sixteenth street, Three uaknown men afterward entered the place, and all ve bewau an assault upon Buckley, McKeon striking the first olow. Ho was badiy Uruised, Kicked and kDocked inseusibdle, and theu robbed Of Adour $5. The injuries oe received distreyed bis righteye and coniined him to the house natil now. Last week he procured the ar- rest of McKeon and Noonan by officer Little, of | the Seventeemia Preciget. Judge Morgan com- mitted botm prisoners or trial im cefauit of $2,000 bail eacn. A DANGMROUS OPERATOR CAGED. Avout six o'clock on Monday might Mrs. Mary | Mahon, who oseupies the firss Door of No. 26 ave- Rne B, was informed by one of her neighbors that | aman was trying to unlock her door while she Was absent irom ber room, Mrs. Mabon ran down stairs and caught @ young maa named Davia Witzverger, about twenty-two years of age. He \ nad forced the nosing from the door, and thus effected an eptrance. At the same time ver hua- | baud, Prank Mahon, came in, and meeting Witz- | berger was inclined to let bin pass out; wut ihe more plucky, barred his exit, and called rBrepoan, of the Bleventh precinct, wuo a the imtrader. He was brought to station Bouse, and on bis person the were found two Oauk books—one on the Citizens’ Saviugs bauk aod ihe other on the German Savings Beuk, 90t0 representing deposits to the | swouat of avomt $900; some golu-piated earrings, aquanity of photogra hs aud otver small ar. | weles, Ob Sugday evening Mr. Ferdinand Purten- ar huen ts | broken jute and the o: books found wita Witz- | beyer formed partof tee property carried of, as well 43 $70 in money, About Ralf-past four o'clock on Monday afternoon Bir. William Scbreider’s remises, No. $0 Cilaton street, were also proken | tote, and the photographs found on Witzoeyer were proved to, have been stolen. was arraigued yesterday atvernoon. He Was dine covered to be possessed of two immense bunches | of | less effected many of the bargiaries lately c#.a- | mitted im the Thirteenta ward. He was ueid in tme sum of $2,000 exch to auswer (Wo separate obarges. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surzeme CounT—CHammens—Heid by Jadge I Of Various kinds, With Wien te has doubt vis.—Nos. 40, 0, 57, 71, 87, $8, 100, 183, 157, 128, 11, 216, 242, 243, 244, 250, 251, 265, 266, 260, 261, 263, SUPHEME CovReT—SrrciaL Tenm—Held by Judve Westorook.—Law and luct— Nos. 264, 522, 154, 638, 606, SUPERIOR LoUaT—SPrectat TERM—held by Jucge Speir.—Dewurrer—No. 2. Law aud i6,—Noa. <1, 20, 40, 6, 60, 1, 4, 40. Port 2—Hela by 14d7, 2U14. fhe Peopie va, Daniel Troy, burgiary Sawe va. Jon Hugnes, burgiary; Sauie vs. Joun Nelson, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Edward O'Lonned, bu ry; Same va. James Dooley, felonious assault and battery; Same va. Tuom: n, grand larceny ; Same va. Joseph Jere 4 Sorin, grand larceny; raure va. Obarles Harrington, grand larceuy; same va Teomes Burns, petic iarceay. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. FEDERAL QUE IN STATE COURTS—LOT- TREY—EF? ISION WHERE NOT NEVES- BARILY EXVOLVED. Wasnrnot Jone 29, 1879. A. Moore, plainum in error, va. 1a error to the Supreme Court of the State of Mississtppi.—Mr. Cile! Justice Waite delivered tne optulon of the Coart. Tue in- @icrment io this case charged Moore ia five counts with selling lottery tekets and in two with Kesp- ing ® gaming table, He picwtea, im bar to tue whole indicwwent, “that in issuing the ticket or cate mentioned and specified he was gas the agent o nitural, nd 1 and Manufacturi y, & oly pol duly Incorporaied oT OF D: No. 195. Henry The s ol Mississipp the Siate of Missieeippl, & 1 February 14, 1867; ane thst prior to sue Advotiun Of tue present constitution of the State sald Missiseppr Agri cultural, Educational and Marulac\uring Aid Society fully complied witn a " isons of Raid act Of \wWeorporatien,”’ Uckels or certiicates was made only in five the seven couuis in tt dictment, The demurred to we plea decause, drs veud var bo tae prosecution, ald, kecune, it ameunted to the general issae uu Losbing more. ine Court sustaiued the demurrer, Moore thea pleaded not guilty and went to trial The jury re- turned ® Veraict of gelity generally aid toe prover jaagmen: was entered tucreoa, No vill of tions Was taken @t the trial aud no error is spreificaly stuted On the record. ‘fue case Was tai to the Supreme Court ot the State oy writ of error, and the judgmens of tue Court below was there affirmed. ‘The record proper does nut snow wuat errors were as#igued in the Supreme Court. present writ of error is prosecuted co ovtain a re- exumination of the case. ‘roe only error reiled tyon im the argumeut here relates to the action of the Circuit Uourt in sustaiming the ¢emurrer to the plea. We are not required to re-examine the Judginect of @ State court, simply because & fed- era: question may have been decided. ‘To give us Jurisaietion it Gast appear teat suct s question Stare it showed uo “was oecessarily involved jm the decision.” (Armetwrong =v Treasurer Atheas © pacy, 16 Peters, Ine oid rule este ued by early cases restricied our im Qviries as to the existeuce aud decision Of sie qnestion to tne face of the record, Pre- the act of 1867 (Mev. Stat., sec, 709) naformiy held, exeap to the State of a, Where @ pecuiar practice p is, 1mio (he Opinions of tue that oud Wot 100K courts te ascer what had peen decided, (io son V8. Chyteau, 8 Wail. S17; Wector va. Ashley, 6 Wail, 142; Wiens ve. Morris, 12 Wheat, 117 R. RK. CO. va, Marshall, 12 How., 195; Gousin vs. Bian, iv How., 202.) Si act, however, in Murdock ve Mempnim, 20 ¥ we imumaced that We MICK, coder some circum tne those opinions, when prop fo (ar.as might be welui for & teas ime careial Ww say record Of we case, ita pieadt #0) exceptions, Magnes ta, evidence, 1 ria record, wuelner ib bea ow must ve the chief fount woe WS are not prepar but at te same thet, “ater taining were rhe ort, in (sw or equity, on of ft 1 wo ox quiry; an uy absolute 6 tbe sources Of luquiry Wuder the new we feet quite sure It was not Iniended to the Seon 1b vo any loose rauge of investi. a.” Weare Dut now @aved pou to ix thie raise Hii not go oulmide of it, to the of eine * two ascertain whether one mo fact ied. im (Bis case the re ws ciearly pom 108 fave thas - ‘cowie of such @ @a@stion was Ben f © indictment was lor selling lot tery keeping & gaming tavie. The pire othe who indictment, met OLly of Kkeeoing & gaming ts y voanswered, A plea whole im@clment mast meet It does not Iv will be held bad Toe demurrer to ‘iis plea Was, sus\aiued Gpom IMIR ground. t i#a matter Of ho vo quen © Court may have gone fur vher and decided w federal question. ‘The decision 0} RUCK & question Was Gut aecesearily luvoiyed in | the determination of tae canse, 6 (oows time | tbie Writ @/ error must be sisimmsed, OO No, 162 Giraud street were | The prisoner | tis jent tor ail the purposes of tus » wid, ae We do, that Mf the record show a iw a jedera@h qugtion was not | seeriiy J and does MUL HOW Flat ong mittee as to what was to be done in case | | of questiess being asked them. Not one Assemby district bas escaped of the entire | bwenw-one, and nothing remains now for tue | Diseipline Comuaittee to discuss bat ce Twenty- | Burd aod Twensy-(ourts wards, The last Assom- | Diy Comai| tee Called up Was that of tbe Tweaty- rst Assembly disirict, apd yesterday this com- mittee wade 1s appearance beiore tue Committee on Discipline at the usnal place of meeting, jn Tammany Hall, Tuere wre forty-two members in | | this committee, amd about twemy-ive members | Were present yest:rday. O/ this number the most Prowivent members present were Charles Jones, General James Mcivor, Patrick McManus, James Sullivan, Tuomas McCabe, Kuward Sheedy, | | Jona meGuire, Peter McGinnis, Juhn O'Halloran | | and otuers, Belore tho time of meeting had ar. | rived there Was a great deal of augry denuncia- | ton and plain talk about the Senarorial repre- sentation of the district. ‘Hughy’ Moore, who, it ts Bald, claiais to have the General Committee of the district 1 Ms pocket, and WHO, tt 18 also said, declares wat aly man wio dures to talk a@oout his governmen: ust “go olf” the General Committee, and “Rocky” Koore, # orvtner of tue | Seuator, who is also'@ member of ine General | Commitiee, ware preseat at the meeting, | When all were present Mr, Maurice J, Powers called the meeting to order, and there was cun- | siderable Walspering before the committee got Lo work. Obe Of the summoned Members said as be entered:— | tui that this 18 wm infernal shame thgt peo- | ple who bave business snouid be vrought down he.@, wil tue Way trom Hariem (old life-ivug demo- crate, a8 many Of teem are), Lo be Gaestioued. vy | | peopie who néver Delonged to the party und to be askeu whether they are going to sell itontor | ther member said to the reporter wno callea | formation :— | “Rocky Moore ia Inside, and I believe. thas ne | | gota nail imterest in ail oi tue sewer! cleauibgs, and | | that, taey say, 18 worth I itself $100,000 aloue. | | and 'there 18 Maurice Powers; ne bas af $5,000 jou | | as Clerk of the Mariae Court, and, of course, ne | Will ask me if I Mave sold out to the enemy, | although | oefore be was | | Baturalized, \ to cut down laboring men Working im the not sun | | to $00 a day. Amd the bead Of our General Com. | | was & ‘These are democrat the people who want mittee lives 1a Rockaway and says that is 28 good | a place to run the district as anywhere else, and | if ge is 20t at Rockaway be is duwo South a couple | of thousand miles away, aod he Celis people tiat | he bas “his men” to run tne district, aud that every map in the General Commi tee must do. as he #ays or get out and take a steerage passage. ‘Thaws waa: Loui dog it with a pretty mga hand, and bo mistake.’ THE MYSTERIOUS COMMITTEE. Maurice Powera acted a4 chaigiaan and was not | aggisved by any seeretary, Henry UD, Purroy, the | peCrecary, being avsent. Ibe cai of the mysteri- | ous meeting 18 a8 follows, and it will consiaerably | puzzie the heads Of tue committee to know how it | Was obtained :—~ furenlar.) | Tawwary Hats New Yorn, June 26, 1975, Dran Sin—You are hereby pontied that & special moct- ing of ‘he Commi Tucs- ma ike pluwe With be Led day, 23, 154, at four ofeloy You are requ wo be pre WILLIAM A. BUYD, Ubuirman, Hawuy VU. Purnoy, Secretary. AiLnovgh Mr. Purroy Was not present, Mr. Bord, toe cb a Was in the ruoom, but did not tave any part ju the proceedings except to whisper to Mr. Powers, the chairman pro lem., about tie status ol each member as he wascalied up, “iie would not hay en sO uselul if he Was chairmen, the carpet-bugyer,” muttered a delegate who lost his temper at belag ask yme questiods that .e¢ thoug were Improver. jacu member Was asked the question separat: ‘opposition in your dis toT Haul | The ax Was in soany cases:—“Tea, I co know of & good deal of opposition to Tammany Hali aud @ great deal of dissausiaction abuut tie Way things are managed tu to The otker question asked was:— “Do you know ofany member ot the General Com- mittee iu Your disirick Who belongs to this oppe- sition organization 10 which reference bas Lec | made Some of the me Statement to mei ders answered:—1 have no snd olners said "i have Botning to state, excegting what is given lo me i bearsay oc by rumors floating around.” Anoruer question asked was:— “is j yur district all right, or have you any otuer statement .o make?” 1 ‘This question Was asked of several members by Boyd, snd No also asked if they knew of any party OF Orgahization 10 the disirics Or in the county wrict vad for ile object an opposition to Tau. many Hai? “Do you know of any momber of the commiites in this + wh ach an organiza tion? aud the answ aby No)? “jg it Of ANY great extent, this organ! | To this various answers were given Members as they felt, a of auy account wae given to t Comaitiee on ‘Discipline, and Messrs. Powers and Boya | seemed very much pat out of Councenance by the studied igooran f the Varivus members of tae ion | by the ty no information | Twenty-first Assembly District Tammany Ge eral Committee. Avler gail an b reo it was resolved by Maurice J. fowers to aajoarn the com mitre ich was accordingly done, and as they ail passed out a short-haired u gta smile on ms jac |. “I don't think fever sawa w & Worse jaugh than that Po iogay ald, wita @ n ret man of pay poltt 4, ta cb the Comm.tree ou Discipline ;” to Which apotoer replied, “Yes, an you may bet your bottom doar that he feeis Ue’s yur At, tue.’ . THE JER OULHE RAIL- K¢ Lona Braxcu, Jaue 28, 1876. To THE Error oF THR HERALD :— Your correspondent, in a letter trom here headea “Sammer Capital Jo! tings,” pudusued tn your yesterday's issue, does us iujustice, We ex- pect to be critieised when things wo wrong; but, detng homan, 40 not like (o be misrepresented, Our boats and care have been thorougely over- hauled, cleansed, painted and put io fire class order. ¥ ve trips each Way daily to avoid overcrow 2, and make tee time on mostol tue lunes 10 ©) bour and (uirty-five minutes, | Ail We ask is fait piay in the Way of criticism td do not doubt that you will give us tbls as far as possivie. Yours, tray WM. 8. SNEDE General Manager. THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY pycation was flied ip the United States An Circuit Court before Judge Saipman yeste aeking such moaificstion of the oraer of aale in | he foreclosure suit against the Nurthera Pactie iroad Company as witl give the claims of firss ra procedenc lotoers. adersiood that there W..l be no opposition Motion, and that it wil be substantially | granted (n & form providing that oniy s few p liens, such as taxes, &c,, vail ake prevedenc CORONERS’ CASES, The boa " man was! Hadson esterday morning, street, ch Daraz died at the Park Gay night, trom the emecis of gun # Corouer man ne nynest yesterday tn the case of J BR. Algro, of Bugine No. 4, wao fell overboard at one » Hast fiver plers on the 18th ol Juue The Jory rendered a verdict of accidental death Thomas Rodgers, aged forty-two years, a native Of ireland, resiiing at Varick street, was Jound dead on the (oor 4 a yesterday by Qn officer of tae Kignth preot foner Woite Man Was Hotifled to bold an ACCIDEN’ YE on Fif- was weriously | the head and body by which Was playing. lospilal. | von years, of No, 158 ¢ Joho Smith, aged eicven years, re ty-flita street, aear Seventh avenve burned yesterday ab ignition of powder wr | He waa taken to | Jobn Brandt, ag he de Chard street, waa seriously injured yesterday by a | lager beer Wagon while crossing Chatham street, | pear Pearl. He wastaken to tne Park Mospital and the driver Was arrested. | Pater Masset, a carpenter, whire Working om the | new building No. 16 Went Fortietn street, fe ol) yes: terday irom the first floor to basement, re | ceiving nevere smjuri Removed to Beuevue | | Hoxpitat, Pout aged Miteen years, while at | | work at S ) Truane strees y rday, hea down | twas iveu bY M18 Aprod eatenmyg iO a gale. | the wa shan to Fue Park shvavila | | periences of | pawer, w | for misdemeanor. | marked X for ge | were certified vy the Board of Audit aud that are WILLIAM M. TWEED. Motion to Quash the Indictments--- Argument of Counsel. JUDGE. BRADY RESERVES OPINION. Additional Facts and Fig- | ures Presented. Anotker phase of the ex-Boss Tweed’s ex- the maxim, ‘fhe way of the trans- gressor is hard,” came up in Oyer and Terminer yesterday, belore Juige Brady, on @ motion | brougms by bis counsel to quash the indictments still threatening him in connection with hia acts as Chairman of the Board of Auditors, There was apretty large attendance at the opening of the court, butas the ex-Boss himself was not present, ana the aigamwent of counsel was of the tamest aud most uninteresting kind, the close of the proceedings saw very few present. Mr. Tweed was represented by counsel in the persons of Measrs, David Dudley Field, Dudley Field and Eldestein, Wilham M, Tweed, Jr., was present to the end, The people, who by legal parlance are supposed to be the prosecutors, were represented by District Attorney Paelps and Mr. Peckham, Mr. Dadiey Field opened the proceedings by sabmitting bis points, in ® printed form, and speaking very briefly on the motion to qaush, The joliowing are whe legal points presented in schedule form, sbowing the amount, the voucher and the accusation in each, and which Mr, Field subdsequentiy pressed upon the attentioa of the | Court in briedy eiaboranng his motion;— INDICTMENTS UNTRIED. A—Decembor 15, 1871—$44,083 67, Keyyor & Co., felony, Mock Auction act 14—February 20, 1873—$44,388 67, Keyser & Co., felony, Mock Auction’ a N—October 17, 1872—$27,087 88 Keyser & Co., felony, Mock auction 1b—Feuruary 2), 1873—$27,887 $3, Keyser & Co., felony, Mock Auction act {—Fepruary 2), 187%—$08.51 70, J. MeBride Davidson & ©o, torvery, uird degree Ww! sdemeanor, Druary 20, 1873—$12,432 16, J. MeBride Davidson & 1i—Fevruary 20, 187!—$12,482 16, J. McBride Davidson & rd degree. 6! ebruaty 20, 1873—$29,200 17, O. D. Bollar & Co, for- rery, third degree, deanor. —February 20, 1873—$35,114 03, ©, D, Boilar & Co., for ebruacy 2, 1873-$35,114 08, ©, D, Bollar & Co, ruary 2), 1873—$39,0% WO, J. A. Smith, misde. mesnor. 7 misde- meahor 8—February 9), 1873—$06,495 8, J. McBride Davidson & P-February 2, 1573-12317 77, J. McBride Davidson & €o,, misdemeanor. menor, 13—¥ebruary 20, 1873—$67.487 21, C. D. Bollar & Co., sieimeanor, Co, torgery, t February 20, 1873—$39,26) 17, ©. D, Bollar & Co., mis thara degree. bruary 20, 1873—$42,128 47, G. 5. Maller, Co., inisdeumeanor id—ceuruary WW, 1873—$63,218 82, Ingersoll, misde- misid 3—Fe C.D. Boliar & Co., forgery. ol Ti 9, mber 22, 873—$1267 A. J. Garvey, gedting signature py talse pretences. @ 10, 1873—$5, 3 S5—Keyser & Co., misie- INDICTMENTS CLASSIFIED, 1. An indfetment found by the Grai of Sessions, illegally contiuued beyond its term, and aiterward (ransierred to the Uyer ani Permiaer, marked A, ‘This action of the Grand Jury was attempted to bo legalized vy the Legislature, Laws of 187d, p. 4 the Kecorder baa already quasued # ‘similar indict ment. % indictments superseded by snbsequent indictmente— Ais superseded by 44, a by 16, 1 by 10, 3 by 11, 6 by 7 and yy 7 3. Indictments upon warrants included in the ommnas indictment upon waich trial, convieuion and puutskmeut have becn ad. These aro 4, M, X, 1d aud io, 4. Indictments for misconduct af the deieadant as ona of the Board of Auait, the defendant having been al- ready convicted aud junisned tor the musconduct Bix- teen of indietineats are upon Vvoucners alleged to have been passed by the Board of Audit in Is] 5. uictinents fotnd in the Oyer end Jerminor when ed persons were present with the Graud 6 Indictments containing other intrinsic defects liowing are the points of Mr, Fieid’s argu- First—The extension of the Grand of d« 8 ied as co to that de- dy Lats Vice, is A. Tt is als cond—The statar ing indictments @ Edmonds, &. & 75), section 4%), is as iollows:—"if there ime pending ageinet ihe sane defendant two ments tur the same matter, eithough charged as enoes, the iniictment first found shalt rieded by such second in¢ L. Peop.e vs. Barry, Abb. 22%. deeme | shalt be qu 5a Thard—the defendant having been already punished for * Violation of has duty In respect to certain warrauts | eanne a punished for the seme metior, A, M, YX, Maud 13 sno n Fourth— efoudant having heen alre hed for 8 | vVioLats ny of the | warrants al come before bi s such, evon not inelu: the omnibus mdicunent. hi of the defendant subje y, no Matter to how m pded. There was but on be but one punishment. this view the de- fendaut bexs ane the case lavely decised by the Court of Appeals. Fith— she indiotm: in November, 1973 (X), should be quashed because the certificate and Mentiowed Lastein are Not sek forth In ta leuuent, Sicth—The indictments found in June, shouldbe quashed, because not found within turce years alter ihe | The Legistature could noi eniarKe We ents from three to five years in aliewed otence Tor fnaing 4 ect 10 previ * be in ¢ (ramod under what is called the Mock Auction act deseriby uo crime. That act ap- | plies only 10 mock auctions yne Of he indictments was procured thronch It appenrs d person e this n cao wVail result of the whole is that every intictment some aid $6)! whieh ied. The di nt beg: 8 Which may Auise out of any indict nec already bad notice, If rua and Jury are still enaged in ndictinent so found na existing be credited the ¢ indietments, shor efect of supere: the defendants right as to a erin imal, f d ed by new-found indict iaent Prowrve all his detences, not ouiy as to sueu Im $s, but as (o other prosecutions. Mr. Dudley Field, in support of the motioa, Ml observe, Your Honor, by looking at thie aciedule that the’ inaictment’ marked A, touud December 16, 1871, om precisely sitmilar to the one marked 14, found in February, 1873, Ou the Same warrant; the same act and the same offence. You will find tho one marked Min the boo! found Octonder, 1872, the same as that marked found Febrdary, 1873; the same Warraué ao accusation. On February 20 there ure two indictments apon tt sane Warrant, for $68,000; cae indictment being for forgery i the third degree and one for misue- | meanor. Now we have bo means of sscertaming whice of these Indictments Was first end which was second, We cinini that soe last one supersedes the first, and we leave it to Cur iearned friends to | decile, by what means they have in thei h was first and which lass, when the day W same, ‘Ihos® markea Nos. 2 and Lt are also identical. No. 51s Included in No, 7, ana the iatier is « misdemeanor indicoment upon jour Warrants, and No, 418 for forgery npon the satue Warrants, So we claim shat Nos. 6 and 6 tre superseded by No.7. Tuem come Noa. &, 9, 12, 13, Sand 4, the iast two for forgery and the others Then comes t Indictment log the Mayor’s sigoavare by false pretences, Now, Your Homor will otserve that ail these Indictments are Bpon warrants that | sted upon weed, x 16 ani in ‘he $6,000,000 suk against Mr. pt the one marked X, Those marked Y were ail in the bia Indictment, * as already beed convicted and sen- 4 Jury of the Conrt | oruary 20, 1875-—$63,15 70, J, MeBride Davidson & | i} | obliged to the geuvieman. | notwithstanding it had been gaia that no saue | meavor Indictment was complete aad Hnianea tne moroent theyewave the certuleate, They caased and procured payment the moment titvy did that, ‘The jorgery of the uame of the payee to the Warrant 8 an enlirely distinct ofeuce, At any rate, whether the forgery indictment was barred by @ triai and conviction va the big Indicument Was & Question to be raised on tho (ria They e@00ld bo; Move to quash an indiciment on the ground thatapariy had been tied on another bill found ou substantially the same grounds. The next point Was substantially a claim that by the trial upon the “omnivus,” or ‘big’ indietment, | all crimes Connected with the Board of Audit had | been wiped out, The Court of Appeals did not pass upon that question at ail It was a question, he ciaimed, that could not be Talsed upon @ Wotton te quash, but hy & plea, As to the next Bary to insert the certificate In cle indictment, | As te the otter points, he claimed they coula not be raised on @ moon to quash. He asked the Court for an opportuntty to subimit avtaorities as to the point that indictments for diterent crimes, Sithough in a certain degree relating to the same subject matter, may befound, Dissrict Attorney welps followed, arening. that & mowlon to quash is ODly to be Dased upon Tiher- | circumstances brought to the knowledge of cue Cours, to induce the belief that without any de- fence OB the part of the defendant the proseca- tion conld not succeed, aud clawing vat swept away at once @ large proportion of the proposi tions urged on the other side, leaving only, first, the point that certain things were not seb our in the iudictment—and as to that he was con- fident the indictment was correct—and, second, superseded dy oshers, us that aid not apply to the Indictments for forgery, Is was # most ex~ eer proposition that Where @ de.endant had been charged as a pubic official with miscon- duct In his office, in that be certified to a fetitio | account, that that Was & bar against him that subsequentiy, in @& matter not ut all relating to Bis public position, he either, a5 accessory or priv- clpal, participated in a forgery of the name of the payee Of that warrant, and thereby diverted the proceeds to his own use.’ It was distiot in pot! of fact and character, and uot necessary wo ti! completion of the other. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD'S ARGUMENT. Mr. Fiela—fhe Court will have perceived in the course of this argua@ent what I said the over duy Was true, that it 1s Impossible to argue these mo- Mons in any limited time to Go justice to them. There are seventeen motions, and each one shouid be argued by itself. So far l undertake to say the juestions are involved im the utmost obscurity, jo Mun can tell from anytiing said to-day wht: obliged io leave you to wade through the ques- tions a8 you can, or we have got to take time and take them one vy one, It vas been Jorced npon us mow most uudecessarily. Now I am going to ad- miniswer to the geptiemea the medicine they Proposed jor us. When they tried the defendant they avowed to the jury that if he would | be convicted there was un end of ail prose- cution on the warrants. That was the Janguage of Mr. ‘remain; therefore we are urging nothing remurkabdle or new when we say that everything that is contained be tween thesa two counts tn this pig indict. mnt is satisied by the Jaw, and to bring the defendant to trial upon any one of these charges aguin is an act ol oppression, and con- trary to the constitution of the Country, witch ae- Clare that Do man stall be twice put ia jeopardy for the same ofeuce. Mr. Field queted the case of The People vs. Barty, Where it was held that alter @ person oad been indicted for assault to Kili be could not be indicted for roubery mM reverence to the Bale transaction, ang, applyiag tuat couse, Claimed that there Could be Bo indict went for iorgery alter one for misGemeauor On the same clam. Mr. Field aiso argued that the questions could be properly raised On a motion to quash, ani, reserring to Mr, Peckham’s request for time Ww furnish authoritica, claimed first the meht to them and reply, dJuage Brady said be bad pot uadersived such a Tequest to have been made dir, Peckham conceded that he bad. Mr. Fiela—I am very glad that my learned friend concedes that for once i Was rigut, fog trom tne begianing he bad aaserted that we were ail wrong. On the writ of habeas corpus he said our Motion Was preposterous, and ue “oe @ judge (Judge Barrott) to quasa it on tue ground that 10 Sale Mau COUld suppose BUCH a Wiis Could be Kok out. We were all wrong from tne beginning. Now, alter about nine months, the gentleman ud- | mits we were rigut for once. I am very much ‘The Court of Appeals, Man could suppose such & Writ coud be got our nad never heard & suggestion by anybody to the | | then best, althougu they were inistaken, Jory of the Court | meat, | Jule disposesol six of the seveuwen indiciments—A, M, | | to receive | ably respond to the res the Mock Auction act, is | | Immediately deposit seven or e. | nothing without adequate fuma contrary whose opinion Was worta anything. However, the counsel did what they supposed waa Mr. Fieid weot over the indictmeats in detail, ascer- taining Which it Was Considered were superseded, | and arguca at length that the orhers should be | quashed on the grounds presented by him, insist ing thas Tweed would not be punished criminally any more {oF #ny trausaction Whatever as Audi tor auder the act of Apri, 1870. / ‘The Ucurt reserved decision, THE HARLEM FLATS pemeee oee Ta IMPORTANT ACZION TAKEN BY THE OF HEALTH—AN © APPROPRIATION YOR FILLING THE FLATS—FRESH EARTH BE USKD--THB MUZZMENG OF DOGs The Board of Health held its wookly session yea- terday afternoon, Presideut Ousudier in the chair, Alter the transaction of considerable rontine pus- iness the foliowing resolutions relative w the muzziing of dogs during the summer were passed :— Resolved, Thas In the opinion of this Board the regu- lation reqltring mazsies tobe placed on dogs during Certain mouths of ihe year wito 4 view of Dreventug hedrophovia ts inadequate aud that siatistica show that | more generai_provisioas ry and gach us should be eniorced throughout the whole year. Resolved, That the honorable the Board of “Aldermen be respecttully requested to give to this Board au oppor- tunity to preseut @ reports tpom this subject and tae re- quirements of w law belors taking delluite aeGon upon ie “It 1s @ popular delaston,” sata Commissioner Janeway, “this wuzzling of dogs 1a summer time, | The public mind becomes unnecessarily agitated about bydrophobla by such action. Medical ara | tistics show that hydropmobia is exceedingly rare, and dogs are more 6usceptibie to 14 ia Wiiter than @t any other season.” fhe other Commissioners joiued in the avove vpinioa. The pestilcutial Gate of Hariem are at last about that pruciical attestion so urgentiy demanded by @ long suffering patilc, provided the Bourd of Estimate aad Apportioument favor- Ulious LoloWiag, adopted yesverday. | In conversation with a HenaLp reporter Creat. | dent Chandier staicd that nis Board bad viewed with regret the dilatory action of the Board of Public Works im Giliog up the datsand abating the uisance, “There can be no doubt,” ssid at the public health imperatively dem thas the territury should be immediaiely Lied in with grave! or iresh earth. it seems that the Departmens of Public Works experience some Mmsurmountadie didicuities in properly Gilling in | thas portion of the fats the property of the city, Our Board now tee bound to come to the Tescue and take the matter in our Own hands, and - Mf the asked jor appropriation is grauied we alatl ht feet of gravel long vo the city. over such parts of the Gate as | Tne coutractora, Joues & McQuaid, as | under." aud it, Wave acontract from the Department of Puolic Works to fil ig certaia portions with fresu rth of ether proper saaitary material to a level that will render the district wealthy; but they ap- pear bw Move two slo cau, of course, do ; but if we receive 8 no Gout vhe necessary appropriation | hy | within ninety days we snail have effectually | abated the puisance.”” ‘The resoiauivns as adopted are as follows :— Resolved, That siMcient proof is in the reporis now on fie relative to the dangeroas condition of the Harie flats—the istrict between Niuety -O that ile) acer and grognds hereinat 403 and each of them ts and th oh ince a res cangerons The | e ot LOTR Venues; worth side of 10; th the rita avenw od avenues, 106U: © of ith ‘street, berween i Jes: on the north side of 167th street, | mn nd ih ay ."" Now, as to their classification, The ove Lem pereet, betwene a aad “First | marked A should be quashed becanse the Grant eo: the norh side of (08th strect, Jury finding 1 Was continued beyond tis term, Se ond and Firat avenues: the block be ‘And What indictment 1s also eaperseded vy No. 14. a id 103th streets, Fourth and Madisoa ave. ARGUMENT OF OFPOSING COUNSEL. nutes’ also the blocks of land Detwuon Fated and Second Mr. Pecabat—The earned counsel ways he will, | avenues, Ninety-hird and lim streets, and between | itty becomes ne telur to some evidence a) | Second avenue and Kast iver, Ainetysocoud and 1040 | AM napegeen noe , 4S | streets, partially filed under the cont with Mosere to some person appearing velore tre Grana Jury. | Sones & Meg but left a dangero unvatistac Whatever the grouud It should be now produced. | tory state; and Lexington between Mid and mr. If ia the recued Liscoma case, Which we have sens for. on Uo the m. dictments were /ound a gentieman was there wo, ciatmed, Was Bot entived to be there, . Peck iam, Cominuing, conceded thas the tn- ments watked A and M were superseded 15. As to the claim that the forgery to It i# tne one us baveas corpus proceedings, showing by ate# of tue Graud Jury that when the in- the dic by 14 and Indictment on the $68,000 warrant was supersed oy the misaemeaugor indictment of the same daie, that tha, Was begging t “ question. Heing of the same date, it was a question whetuer Fourth and Madison tom Thin streets; [06th street, Deiwee: aes; 107th street, between Fourtte and Lexum es; Lexingion avenue, between li6th and lorin street, potweén Th! ues; LUTE street, een Second aad Firstaventes | | Resolved, That wi respect to sav grounds this Board Goes hereby make and enier follow ing order, to wit:—That the said places and itids be cov. ered with hearth to a height of no! feot above high Water, and that the surface graded so (hat no shail or sland ‘hereon, Resolved, That the pavitc requires that the foregoing order upon the places and grounds (ollowing, wiz Lexington avenue, between lad und 104th streete; loeth street, between Fourth and Madison aver the: 6 0 obXist, Aa Bt most they | With street, between Fourth ani Lexingwn They Could DOF COOKIE, ane ett between | Lexibgion aveuue, between Luith and sth sure a the ben antment tt fireet, betweon fiird atid .econt avenues JU7ih éttee the two. Wesides, the Indictment for fOcBery, | berween second and First venues, should be execute thongh upon the sume warrant, nentirely | through the officers of thin board mad by the pers: different ond distinct om The being acced- | and means to be by this Board enes sory to tue forgery of bie Indorsement Lad nepn- | ing to do with the ceriideation of the claim, Which constiiuted the misdemeanor indictment. As to the claim that the jaggment upon the big indict- ment war o to any other indictments upon ma inciaded in the special audit proveedings, Yecknam eaid the act charged in the misde Rego! ved, That the Board of Estimate and Apportion- hd is hereby respectfully requested to appr priate the » $7),000 tor the oxpenses of the Work under the ab nuisone. The Registrar of Vital Statistics reported (22 oaths im the city duriag the jaa. wees, again: his position waa that the forgery tndiermonts | 448 she previous woek. were upon altogetlor separate vifénces, and tag | The following tavie shows the cares of cont new DiMdemeanor imdiclinents were Upon apectal | gious diseases during tue last two wepKe:— godt claime mot included tu the “mg in | _ Dinenwes Sune. dune ment Typaus fever ereeeee . «~ 3 9 Mr. Field asked whether it was claimed that | Typhoid tever 3 there was a jorge Losoquest Wo the comple- | femletierer 3 | Mon Of the Offeaes named ih tue Misdetesuor tH | Hivniheria * 108 Gie ment aNiyor 1 ’ Corehiosoinal moningstis,.. point, Mr, Peckham claimed thas it was not neces- | ent defects in the indictment itsel!, of facts aud | the point (hat some of tne indicimeats had been | of the indictments are superseded, and we are | | of Joon M. Hemp THE CENSUS, The Secretary of State has direeted tho Corporm tion Attorney to prosecate the following personf | (im addition to those heretofore announced) fot reiusal to give the imformation required by ind census takers:—Mra. Lacour, No. 333 Bast Ninth street; Mme. Laura, Nos. 133 and 185 Greeng street; 4 woman, name unknown, No, 454 West | Nineteenth street, rear houve, second story, bacr room; Mrs, Durant, No, 360 West Forty-iourtts street; Joei C, Chamberlin, hurt) corner ef Duane | and West streets; Airs. JJnannah Burns, No. | Kast Ninth street; James Blessing, No, 414 East Twonty-tnird street; Mrs. Ouell, No, 123 Hudsoi street, os MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED, AnNow—Burrer.—On Sunday, June 20, 1875, St. Paul's churen, Morrisania, by the rev, Thom: RK. Flarris, Henry V, AkNOW to M. ANNIB, Only daughter of Isaac Butler, £+q., all of Westenesters | BRowN—Eapgers.—Oo June 25, in Lancaster, | Ohio, by the Rev, J, R. Boyd, THOMAS W, Brown, | of Roas county, Ohio, to airs, Louise A. EGsEenty oi New York city, Ly¥orD-—PaULpING,—On Monday, June as yt Cold Spring, on the Hadson, by the Rey. Isaac Van | Winkie, Major Srsrugn Lyrorp, Ordnance Corps United Statea Army, and GERTRUDE ABUBLIY dausnier of P, Kemble Paulding, Esq. DIED. ATKINSON.—Oun Monday, after along sad pet | ful iliness, which she bore with patience and #1 | mission, irasting In Jesus, Jane, the beloved wile of James Atkinson, in the 48.4 year of her age. Tne funeral wil take place from her late rest- dence, 75 Division street, Wednesday afternoon, June 30, at 1 o’cloek, polmasnapers piease copy. BRAvY. brooklyn, on Tuesday, the 29th inst, | CarHeKIN®, beloved wile of Jawes Brady, native | Ol the parish of Ardagh, county Longiord, Ireland, in the 33¢ year of her age, Notice of funeral hereafter. Brann.—in Jersey City, on Tuesday, THOMAS? | JON, youngest son Of James M. and Sarah Braun, aged 7 years and 6 montis. ‘Tue fineral op Thursday, from the residence of Ris Parkn ek No. 265 Second street, at two o’clocl, Coorer.—At Fordham, N. Y.,on Sunday, Junot 27, Guoras W. Cooper, aged 63 years, Funeral services at the Second Presbytertal church, Brookiyn, on Wednesday morning, at tel oclock, Interment in Greenwood Cemetery, Costa.—On Sunday evening, June 27, osnriy ANTONIO, eldest son of Jacinto and Yeabel Costa, o prenmonia, in the 23d year of his age. \ “Phe Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away.” ; Relatives and friends of the family are respect< folly invited to attend the funeral, from tg resid dence of his parents, 505 Hudson street, at Pen Aw M., or from St, Joseph's church, corner West Waahe ington place and Sixth avenue, on Wednesdag moruing, June 39, at i-past ten oclock, Havana papers please copy. Oox.--On June 23, JouN Cox, son of Jobn and Eliza Cox, aged 1 year, 1 month and 28 day ‘The iriends of the family are invited to the funeral, on Jane 3, at twelve o’elock, srom the residence of lis parents, 13 Ulay street, Green« point. cxaiG.—On Monday, June 28, Susan Crataw Widow 6/ the lace Qolone: Joseph Craig aud sisters in-law of the late Andrew sitcher, ‘fhe reiutivea and friends of the family are fi vited to atiead the funeral, from Spring | Cuurea, near Varick street, on Weduesda, 30, 1875, @t three o'cloca, | SCROWKLL.—Suadeniy, at Brooklyn, N. Y., om Monday evening, 45th ins, UNARLES A, CROWELLy soa Of Alanson aod Kacae: Crowell, j Fuueral on Thursday, July 1, at four P, M., fro | the residence of bis parents, No, 425 Van Bure street, between Tompking and Throop avenues. Interment at Cypress hills. FINDLAY.—On Monday, June 28, ALEXaNpaw FINDLAY, aged 31 years, \ Frieuds are eee, invited to attend th fuueral, frow his lave resideoce, No, 887 Degra street, Brooklyn, on Wednesuay, ae turee P. M. WGaupnek.—On Jvne 27, 1575, Joprem Garpner,/ eged 74 years aud 9 month The remaius were taken to Leroy, Jeffersom dane 980, county, N. Y., for interment. | GUNN,—BBRNAKD GUNN, ®& Native of count Meath, parish Kilberry, treland, aged 4¥ yeara, Funeral will be held Wednesday, June 40, fromy his residence, 153 West Tolrty-lirst str Reta« lives. and iriends ave respectfully tovited tot atte Hempst.—On Monday, June 23, Jaconins, wifel , used 43 Years and 6 months, | The relatives and iriends of the family aro red Spectiutly invited to attend the funeral om Weunes ay, the 30th Inst., at two o’clock, fromm St. John’s Lutherau church, Christopter etroety pear bleecker. Hogan. —At Key West, oa Sunday moraine, 27h inst, at hall-past clock, of yellow fever, STEPHEN M. HOGAN, in wis 32d years } | Boried same day, a four o noon. Hype.—On f dropsy, CLana Hype, widow of the late Jain lyde, ages od year, acd 4 mouths. Relatives and friends Ty luviced to attend { the family are respect? er funeral, on Thursday, at St. Paui’s church, Hast Chess ttwo ?, M. Lazaeus.—On Saturday, June 2 168 Paroany avenue, Brookiyn, CLARA ANNIE PaLHAM, beloved) child of Henry Charies aud Marta Louisa Lagarus, aged 3 years and $ montos. fi ale, N. J., Jane 28, at that George Linen, iB Ad ceased) aud Elizabesas Linen, aged 99 years ana 9 mouths, Funeral at Ploomtngasie, on Wednesday, they 30th Inst, op arrival Of 9: M. train irow New) York, per Midiand Rauroad. Carriages in wa;tn, ataepot. The remains will be taken to Nyack ra interment, July L. by Nortuera Hatlroad, the train) Jeaving New York at 12:50. MaukR—Suddeniy, on Monday, Paruick Hl. Mawen, janitor of G. 5, 400m year of bis age. Kelauves and friends of the family, and also th eva Of the F. M. I. A. B. Parent Society, o 1 Broome strect, are tuvited to attend that from bis late residence, NO, 371 Madisony Wednesday, Juue oy, &t Dali-past oul Clarendot h Dr LAN SRGAw, 600 vi Juda B. aud tue jute Olive 280n Mt. 0. 42, tu Bude Mildeverger. Funeral from the Broadway Tabernacts, corner Broadway and Thirty-iourth street, on Tharsday morning, at eleven o’civck. Remains will ve taken to Greenwood. Mooaz —Oi pueumonia, saddenly, on Tuesday, Jove 29, RicuaRD Horraay Moons, M. D.. yonage est son of the late Dr. 5. W. Muore, Of this city. Notico of /anerai hereafter. LURPHY. $, Mrs. Many Mcnriry, the dor loved wie of Martin Murphy, aged 63 years, native Of parish Kivsoia, coanty Cork, ireiand. Kejatives and ittends are respectfatiy Invited te tlend the funeral, from wer iate Fesidence, 24 tails day at oue o'clock, Cork (Ireland) papers please copy U'NRIL.—A solewn anniversary requiem mass Will Le celebrated for the lute CORNELIVS U'NEIL at St. Andrew's charen, cv and City tiwil piace, au o'clock. The relatives and frienés of the family are re rol Duane strect day, Juiy 1, at nine Spectfaliy invited to atvend Pixk.—On Sunday, ne 27, after a long and ainiui uiness, Josermixe W.. wie of Noan W. ike, of riainield, N. J., aged dy id mouths and 14 days. Notice of (unera! hereatter, RaNpot On Monday, Jane 28, Paw DOLIH, 1H the 19th year of ner uge The iriends of se family are invited to attend the /umeral irom the Moravian charen, New Dorp, , o8 Thursday, tus ist inst, at two o'clock P. M. ‘Carriages wili be in waiting at Vanderbilt jane, ou arrival of the twelve M. boat from New 6 RersoLps.—On Monday, Jane 28, Maxria J. Reyyoips, eldest child of George and Fanny Ran Keynoida, aged 11 years, 7 months and 10 days. | . Funeral will taxe piace trom the residence ot her parents, 211 Bast Fighty-third street, oc | Thursday, Ja.y 1, at two o'clock P. Me Kose.—Un the 27th inst, Martin Ros®, aged 87 years, § months and 20 days, The relatives and iriends of the family are re- spectiuily Invited od the funeral, from nw late residence, No. 659 West Sixteeath sirect, oa Wednesday, at ten o'clock on Tuesday, Jone of bis age. 29, JosePHt Ross, 1 in year ho relatives and frien family are in d to Attend the funeral, at the Presbytertan eburch, Bound Bsvok, om Friday, July 2, ac eleven o'clock. Staw.—Saddenly, EpWand N. SHA Fucerai irom ats jate retitence, 260 Jersey aye nve, Jersey City, on Thursuay, the lat prox, at nine o’clock A. M Bostoa and Newburyport (Mass.) papers ¢ on Mondas, June 2, 1675, ease copy. Voonners.--On Tnesday, June 29, ELiza Mp widow of ileary G Vooruéds, aged,is years and 4 moaths, m Reiativea and friends are respectfalty invited to attend the fuuerai irom Ler late residence | Hudson street, on Thursday moraing, July i, «© ven o'clock, Warers.—At Hempstead, f. f., Jane 2, row GrirRaT WarEns, sou of the lave Taman Je Weavers, of New York, aged 56 years, Puneral from his laie revidence, Hempstead, om ; | Wednesday, at hali-past twelve o7ciock. Witteter.—On Monday, the 28th ipst., alter a short (liness, Sirs. Any WHRELBR. Tho relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral services, at si. Mark's charoh, Nini ® street and Second avenue, OM Tuuraday, at two P.M. Woopnvi..—At Huntington, L. 1, on Monday, | dune 28, of dropay of heart, OMARLEss., only | son of J. Amherstand Anu k, Woodhall, aged | years, 10 months and 7 dajs. elasives and friends of the famfly are respect- y mvitea to attend the lane: from the resi~ oe of bis parenis, op ihuarsday, Juy 1, ab one " KP. Me be ‘Woucort.—At the Graham Home, Brooklyn, 25ta mat., Mrs, Magia S, WOLCOIT, aged 68 years ald 9 moatns, f Foworst from the residence of her sister, 0S Brootiva oa Tharauay. Juiv }, at