The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1876, Page 8

8 NEW : YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1876—WITH SUPPLEMENT. negro living in Cal claiming to be a brother of the | the defendant. The trial resulted in a disagreement of | he had been guilty of any offence in doing #0. He was t in this cause was continued by Mr. Benjamin ' ’ THE ( OT IRTS Gotsseeds Suan pop et oy his | the jary. . Gusted oa camel ates sana gave bail. yep of counsel for the plaintiffs in error, and QUARANTINE. 'e fgg May Dinennielas ‘sae a ana ne maison iron in one Ww: and spear given ie ee 0 ann SA. Seen Amen: (ar gong Pag os ie ihe © x rt, ec ain’ leury Lewis 16 son of Saral deal of 1}; ition. a orris Jessup error, conclu ry a pyar Lewis, a mulatto, and her slave Nusband, born in Vir- | Go consigned tc Samuel Smith & Co., In New POLICE COURT NOTES for the plainitifie in error. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS, inia during the time of slavery. Under the Fugitive 639 tons of railroad iron, with instruction to store it 10 At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Justice No, 141. John R. Shepley etal, trustees, &¢., a ‘The Quarantine Commissioners have made their ane | Slave law her husband was captured aud taken to Ken- | bond, so as to retain option of exportation. Instead of | Bixby, David Foley was held to answer on a charge of | Pellants, vs. John E. Cowan et al.—The Gp nt in | yual report to the Legislature. The following is. Fourth Da "s Trial of the Tweed | tucky, trom which State it was claimed, he bad fled; | this {t tered In bonded ware: making it ‘ this cause was commenced by Mr. Joho R. Shepley, of \ y | while she, by means of the earthen yt oar niaie | Hiablote forteiture if the duties were not paid in a | Peaking into the store of Edward Donnelly, No. $2 counsel for the plaintiff in error, and Cominued' by | mary thereof:—The report says that the past scasom SER ca ESE samme « Six Million Suit. | her way to Canada, where she lived with a prominent | year. The duties were not-paid and the iron was de- | Crosby strect, and attempting to steal a quantityof Messrs. M. Blair and B, A. Hill for the defendants in has been unusually healthy; that the Quarantiue estabe |s hite E an i Sune08. The issue of this illicit relation | clared forfeited ; bat Drexel, Morgan & Co., who were | furs, Bail, $1,500, Alois Seifer was beld to answer on tioerm i didn he is wiinde ' lishment is in complete order, and that a further reduee — a ul . LA 7 A reat: 3 r was 1 ewis, who, after arriving at intercated in the Iron, got the forfeitare removed. some, Ne cran 0 fom bis employer, Lous peaicrtiintd ton in the cost of maintenance has been made, and } = ba of prope ne to this city and Meanwhile the iron ae a oe in Rewene for ay. NTLT. MMANY REPRESENTATION. then goes on to say ad 4 v0 ag , after rising rou the various gradations travsportation to Peru, the le having been | At the Washington Place Police Court, yesterday, | ANTI-TAMMANY a . ; ee ANDY GARVEY AND TES RING TRANSACTIONS trou. DONeY MAGNE tad OR Mia morenuitie houses’ | oade’ On senGek GaSe, LatMIArr Das On wae | Anteer Dolan eeakela ie $1,000 bail to Penuer tor | REPRESE For the present year we make the following recommondas | Bamed above, amassing therein hig fortune. (n bis | entered as for consumption, and not in bond, it be- | burglariously entering, by means of a false key, the | Tho Committee on Contested Seats of the anti-Tam- | “"**~ mat the Quashsntian aaa ng been married, and leaving no | came necessary to canvel ‘the contract, which, after- f Jacob Manning, at No, $1 South Fifth avenue, | en aaa vi all yesterday afternoon to | Fig criat tne Quarantine establiskment of the port of | { rd | death, never hw roomi issue, his mother, Sarah, became entitled to bis entire | wards, though the iron was placed in bond, they were | and stoaling $6 worth of clothin, p Baar Pry tig age ses Charles A, D: nd the Chi- | Rrererty, and, she having died, ber son, Henry. the | unable to renew, Subsequently the fron Was sold for | James Haggerty, of No. 287 Seventh avenue, was held adjust differences in the Filth, Bighth ana Fitteenth | stute for the cure and maintenance ott ations from aries A, Dana a issue of @ marriage, who followed hertoCansda, $5,582 26 below the contract price. Jessup & Co. | in $500 bail to answer for stealing $18 from Lena | gistricts, Judge Koch aa od dees ieapabine anes rhind—That the position of Health Of. aa : will receive the entire estate if the will is set aside. | brought suit against Smith and others to recover this | Varona, of No. 142 West Twenty-seventh street. | " igs Roeh prenies, sed tne Beoreery: ied one. * cago Republican. | The grounds for setting it aside, as stated inthe papers, | difference, and the case came to trial yesterday, before Mr, William P. Mitebell. In the Fifth district the con- urth—That the fees, revenues and emoluments which o are that by the will the deceased directs that his entire | Judge Donohue, of the Supremg Court. The defence betwe ticket favor ex-Senator Norton collected and derived from boarding, night boarding, ‘ P RUBENSTEIN. test is between a ticket favored by ex. ting the. sick. See en 20. f. certain event, bo osed in docarelhe | see ener mmanecon eran mares Nee Dr we and headed by Isaac Robinson, and another ticket | othersonrees of prot wid advanta id fp now Ainorbed is grave, which i gue, ambiguous and impossible of | broker, ¢: Hy 01 ey re- | a “ 5 b &! hich is vague, rt ‘arefuily giving him the instructions they HI8 WHEREABOUTS ON THE NIGHT OF THE WO oa Paige at itehead, The contest in by the Health Ofiicer, be hero: plied by the Com! r pners of Quarantine to defray all t sete SONTRETR " execution, | ceived; that they had no knowledge of the facts com- *, e LITIGATIONS OVER CONTESTED WILLS, | Surrogite Van Schaick is hearing daily the argu- | plained of until after the forfeiture of the iron or ofthe | | MURDER—ZEaTIMONE OY 3H PRISONEE'S | hig district was relerred to committee of five, com- | Hes including repair mace angichi oat Ments on the contested wills accumfiating in bis , contract mentioned, and that the loss was occasion: } fi OM ith—-That the fees for boarding all vessels be kept within a Office. Yesterday the will of Michacl MeKeon came by delay in selling the iro. They also ect upa| EUATIVES. | posed of Messrs. James Hayes, Jobn Mulligan, Alder- che present rates, which were txed by the Legislature ia ved Inst fall, jeaving an estate | counter claim of $900 for moneys advanced, ‘The trial | The trial of Pesach Rubenstein, for the murder | nan Monhelmer, Judge Spaulding and M. C. Murphy. | 1820, when the number of vessels entering the or wae up again. Th ‘i i 1 ve Warning to Front Platform | mootiting fo ont $06, O00 aeee gener. Bepnenis. Promises to occupy two or three days. of Sara Alexander, was resumed yesterday in the Kings pe so will be made at a meeting to be held next 2 eae ivi: eu oa and are amply si Dascanuial Bisel ihe nus. evcetauaidtie a aera ae | fee County Court of Oser and Terminer, ‘The prisouer Tho contest in the Highth district was disposed of bw |, iftr atthe Quaratine Dots belonging tothe Stage be ae : | other. of $5,000, to the Catholic Publishing Society; | ¥ ; looked somewhat better and listened to the evidence | ioe laseenion. 10) Santana ee ae sae tear ae | mercial Dasiness or enterp pease —e are fond a OA ee ee eae | SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, with more attention than he seemed to give to it OD | Have “In is district the unsuccessful contestants | coming from domectic ports be remdvsd. en YOMses He i. By Judge gpl ne id preceding days. | were on a ticket headed by Mr. H. R. Roome. | wie york tes wes for fumigation be caster ‘fixed New York Life Insurance and Trust Company vs. | “Tu the Fifteenth district the contesting delegations | i ue rutes be reduced from prescut charges Buig: Petora va. Malloy; Inatter of Lawrence; National | THO first witness called and examined by Mr. Mott | om oe Cie tea by Alderman John Hardy and | one-talf for briga, ships, barks and schooners gnd two-thirds The proceedings in the $6,000,000 Tweed suit yester. day were not drawn out to their ordinary length, aud ate if not applied as directed. After leaving $1,000 to each of his children the testator gives tho “n Teinainder of his estate to lis wife. ‘The will is dated | BUN) Pete cae : | i y of No, 8 Cath- * nay for stearuers, unexpectedly to aclarge crowd prevent, Duta relict, Furs Tuby, and is contested, by Matthew Mekeon, | Eurchers and Drovers” Bank ys. Lalor; Brant ve, De | was Moses Willesinsky, tailor, formerly of No. 8 Catb- | Alderman Robert Powers, Alderman Hardy's delega- | vin That the rates for vaccination be fixed by law. no doubt, to counsel aud probably to most of the | bi f tho tostator, on the ground of ttie Lontator’s | Rovers Setiie ve Jeurpnells, ASR ae ap me anenoms [arine lip. “Bare alexmades worked for him Sout dae | See | pZenth That all Quarantine oftcers, officials nd eaployte : bBo e: sancti « : : Jib aixel vs, St .; Myer vs. Perry et al.; Olm- | “ ‘i | LEE NE mr ited under severe penalties fro: an: jurors, the continuation of the trial, after a briefexam- | W20t of capacity and the undae Influences operating | soul ya, Payne; Leaby va Mayer and auother; Digler | %6° at basting and pressing out seams; she did not : : pred ene tora gree egies eS th FO; y iy RICHMOND COUNTY ELECTIONS. | i; ination of Andy Garvey, was postponed until next “#\\Wei MMB 4 will $s that of Mr. G. McLoughlin, | VS; The Mayor, &e.; Texrain vs. Ontley and another; | work on the machine. c * | SGOGieneS Se neseaieing; id, tices. reeeiving Say Naren nother contested will ts that of Mr. G. MeLoughtin’ | mutter of Dening;’ United States TrustCowpany ve. | Abraham Jacobs, of No. 308 Spring street, was next | SP Ree | AEE Abas eceehes wumenoe st RGEONE se ORIOIeY SOS Ut teow Monday, The reason given for this interrc the trial was explained by Judge Westbrook itmme. ee one Degen fi diately upon taking his seat on the bench. He stated | fangs “4 that Mr, Catlin, one of the jurors, was one of the v fortunate victims of the great the night previous k : in Broadway, and that Mr. Catlin had ex- | Alfred. Mrs, Moflat, It appears, inc uum in who died last fall, leaving an estate of about $30, m $300 to $400 to exch of his , but cuts off his daughter, Mrs. | with $100, To his wile, Iduella 0, and the rest of the jed, share and share segunda ® i | F ” | proper authorities, Perry; Goldsmith MeCool et al; SkiNuer V8 | examined, Mra, Ierael Rubenstein and bis wife were | THe town elections ip the five townships of Richmond | Pr Tne ponding fe. at Clifton, which, tow . ure, &e., have coxt ths State Barton Va. Sherman.—Granted. ) county on Tuesda; sed off with little or no exeite- | gether with appurtenances, {ur Matt,—One of these sureties is clearly insuf- | cousins; the witness added that his wile had scen the } pe: sg uw . Asis Dye et | ae Tec mntenrengitae peters 4 | prisoner on the occasion of a death in his family. It” ree democratic and two republica pel | exception of one residence ‘and the dock, aud the Quaran ‘was somewhat difficult to obtain a direct answer from | Vi#rs were clected. The republican ticket in the town | ting hoadquarters.be transferred to the unoccupied, unused os se es Noffinan Island, which hax cust the State several hundred. Phelan vs, Collender.—Motion to set aside taxation | this witness, and his replies created much laughter, | 0f Westfield was successful, excepting in tho case of the — thonsand doliars, and which was originally intended to be- of costs denied. which, however, was promptly suppressed. ected by | come the headquarters. Collector, the democratic candidate being clected by | (nt nea acres of this property, which is now une pressed to him the necessity of having time | pleasure of the testator by her marriage; hence the pate dented. et | ; 0 Geers Nid ‘Gusincen which required bie DoKtenL Bost caems atl on, | pik Se alas, Motion granted, and TESTIMONY OF RACHEL SAMBT. | ene majority. The yan eld were edaggeark in i tae should in. any event be sposed AMeRamats attention. and that f the peamnitabigl tote crate BB enec pay epee | Welsh vs. Humes —Motion denied, without costs | Rachel Samet, sister of the accused, was next ex- securing a majority of Excise Commissioners in favor | © rhirt-cuth—That tho Suate property at Seguin's Point, Seas-oF auch "he hat decited to make the day's | PRONE PLATFORM CAR CASUALTY, | (Code, section 517, Dally vs. Codit, 1 Duer, 600.) amined by Mr, Mott. She lived over her brother Ja. | of diminishing the number of hquor saloons in West. knownas the Quarantiue Burial (round, and comprisin ss Of Such requcsi he hai deested to make the day’s | Woy priede, a young man, on Juno 12, 1872, was, Mofris vs, Kelly.—Defuult opened on payment of | obs room, above the store; wasat home on December | eld, and it is understood that they will vote to have | Umalsstonery with the axception of twelve acfou session shorier than usual and adjouru the Court over ees : z $10 costs and on condition that the case be set down | J $ | “Fourteenth-Thas the clauses in, bills” of | riding down town ona Third avenue At the cor | for triat peremptorily on tle first Monday of March; | 12, before my brother was arrested; he was in Jacob's | Ovly three licensed places in the town—one at Totton. | ner of Broome sireet and Bowery a lady got off the | judgment is to stand in the ieanti security; | 3 Mra, Jac vant were also | Yill¢, one at Huguenot station and one at Rossville. | Johnston, foreman of the jury, ; mii dieting Soe eet ee de Whe Cae eee) | Poom; Mrs, Sach atabenstein sha she seuesn} Were 860 owe following’ are’ tia) COIs returtis of candidates faakea:the Court if they could receive any definite in- | YOUt platform and he asked the driver to let bimoff. | °"y Lice tvs, Parley.-?he objection stated in my | “eres ty brother came in'and asked for, something | slocted:—. peated, formation aa to the time required to try the cause. | WDile ono foot wason the ground and another on the | momoranduin of yestorday in regard to the affidavit of | ®nd my sister-in-law handed him a key; be then went | Westfield Supervisor, Henry R. Seguine (rep.), 107 |, During the past yoar only S28 vessels arriving iu Quarane ea eae aint sot think it woakd take | 89 f the car the driver turned loose the brake and | reguiarity does not soem to have been obviated. out and returned; witness saw im again at seven | majority; Town Clerk, Stephen Laforge, 22 majority ; | port, ; pox and four Bese tresibroo! io did not think It would take | sca nis team, Tosavohimectt from being thrown | , Morris vs, Kelly.—Defanit opened om payment of | oeiook: there wasa party playing cards in Jacob Ru. | oUectot, Charles 0. Bprague, 1 majority; Assossor,. | w ovor a week, possibly ten days. | eri cearraeaaienenen ula : i : $10 costs of motion. Judgment to stand as security, | i Darty Beas | Henry Barger, 83° majority; Justice of tho Peace, | p h ‘Phe regular proceedings were rey commenced, Mr, | FFiede caught hold of the iron railing, which swung | and caso to be sot down for trial on the first Monday | benstein’sroom; the prisoner did notremain very long; | Eugene B. Halley, 28 majority; Excise Commissioner, ses of ship fever in all. The arrangements fOr him about in such a way that the wheel of the car | of March perei ‘ly; he eatd something about the girl and then went out; he | James M. Manee, 4 majority. | the'care and treatment of all discases, which at one thne Andrew J. Garvey, the great plasterer, was again placed . he wheel of the car | of March peremptorily; otherwise motion denied, with | Core yack again near cight o'clock aud remained until | — Southfield, William. Corry (dem.), no opposition; | S¥crely taxed the skil! and resources of the Quarantine Ki ; Collec: upply bills” of various runsferring the powers of Commission tb rs, nnd compelling the paymeut of expenses with the Stute should not properly be chargeable, be re- Mr. Until next Monday. At this point John There were but nine vessels with smallpox and four 2 ship fever on board. One smallpox patient died on the and only eight were sent to hospital. ‘There were thorities, are now ample and satisfactory. | passed over one of his legs, He was taken to Bellevue : ; : : ie on the stand and testified to (he manner in whieh the spite ‘i 4 . 3 cS MeReynolds.—The report of the referee to | her father and two brothers returned; witness knew | Town Clerk, Michael Whelihan, 228 majority; | s croton thausands wero divided, how the money was | cepa pmnere, his leg | was amputated, after | -computets not among the papers presented on the mo. | Sata Alexander; sho waa a servant in her tther's | tor, Lawrence Seaver; Ascestor, N. 4. Parkinson; | | The report sete-forth in eslenso tho reasons why the Seen OR AINE aE TAG acu ae Se Rratimine Wenesnericenads w seso0d amputation “In '90..‘The report raust be Pibolted. | house; she frequently saw her and Nathan Levi to- | Justice of the Peace, John Hannigan; Excise Commis: | Health Oticer should be given a salary, and also the given tothe diferent members of the Ring, and the mansauuanee oF kK’ akaties no ae ai 5 ogee Matter of the Buchanan Oil Farm Company.—Mr, | gether; ehe oftentimes gave him a match to light the sioner, John Morris, Jr. | revenues coliweted by that official under the present Mitchell’s affidavit to hig roport having been verified | EAS; Witness saw Zundt, the detective, at her houeo | Northfeld,—Supervisor, Richard La Tourette (dem.), | fystem, showing that fees for fumigating vessels have system adop! i ore anotary public in Pennsylvania, the certificate | aud heard him say that he had a book full that | 182 majority; Town Slerk, “Hoary Simonson, 233 ma: | been raised trom $12 to $15 for steamers and for other the Broadway ted by Woodward in depositing the funds in | months s k, andthe method of receiving the | and medieal tr ted to Leavy penalties for surgical ment. He brought snit against the sta bent fea A. Pela Law 3 u would han; Rubenstein; the conversation | jority; Collector, Isaac Winant; Assessor, Horatio | Yeesels in the same proportion. The fees for vaccina- twenty-five percont due the ex-Boss on all the bills. He pense dna tern lerbialy 8 ge Fe ed Caen Reise labs Ys chapter 183, page 241, should | doo pies edttacyat men or Menai. | Sek Tustice of the Peace, J. B. Pearse; Excise Gom- , tion alone are said to amount to over $18,000 a year, described how he built. a house for Connolly ana how | theCourt of Common Pleas, Ex-Judge Bitenhoene Pema eabiere | To District Attorney Britton—My brother came into | missioners (long term), Henry C. Decker; (short term), , The report also alleses that the State now annually ap- St was necessary to make out a series of bills to cover | poared for the cowplainant and Messrs. Vandorpod | cay szagedine prog die ceca i wie | the house after I Lad been in the Foom some timo; ho | H. ©. Smitt Bader tatdes (eee uanerpediadt at Bl San z ‘ " Groow and Gunnmhg represented the railroad company. | By Judge Van Vorst. | asked for something, and having obtained the keys | Middletown,—Supervisor, Frederick Diederick (rep.), | €xpenses of Quarantine, while the revenues from other the expense, and how Ingersoll gave him a check for | j)een Ae (tne Tete ee did hot heat theca. | Rusk, &&@, vs. Souler, &c.—Allowance of $760 | Went away; I remained in the room; wnen ho re- | 10 majority; Town Clerk, Joho J. Maguire, £04 major- | Sources, us tnentioned above, are absorbed by the $119,000, being about thirty-tive per cent on bills made inant tefl ham. toatop duocac, and teat te lattes wea | granted to cofendante, | turned he laid the keys down on the table and went | ity; Collector, Julius Credo, no opposition; Assessor, | Health Officer, * _ out. He was shown a batch of wagrants which he iden pa i rete be Orgs oe bie. ADS hae Che IaNter: be | Baer ve, Leffert et al.—Motion for a new trial denied, | Outagnin without saying anything; witness and others — Michael Dwyer; Justice of the Peace, Charles K. Taylor; | _ The report, after giving a history of Quarantine from tified as those drawn out to his order, and were all ip nate mug. a ede Rat 0 Bar ogee rgd the | 3 were playing cards; while the defendant was gone | Excise Commissioner, Charies A. Sieman. | its rst establishment, closes as follows:—The Commis. | dorsed by him, with the exception of onc, which was | "iver. testiind (hat he | did not Mpa Nate the | SUPREME COURT-—CIRCUIT—PaRT 2, Miss Silvermann returned from the wedding and joined | — Castleton.—Supervisor, Richard Christopher (dem.), | Sivoters are confident that even if the Legrsiature shoatd indorsed in his name; he said he tad paid Ingersoil Ditteohoeter, rebar RoMhe cet cube wince ae i By Judge Van Vorst, the card p.rty; the defendant came back and waited | 21 majority; Collector, William Corning, 242 majority: Ret see ft to adopt their recommendaticu to make $308,378 on seven warrants; he identilicd his pass | Pitembowieh 18 A oe Fy carte thee ror ea UP. | Nathan et al, vs. Waitzfoltor ot al.—Motion denied, until their father came; while we were Playing he Assessor, Patrick Sinith; Justice of the Peace, Michael Quarantine self-sustaming, but, on the contrary, should book on the Broadway Bank; he mado ali the deposits, | fenoupec’ unmeasured terihs the groed of railway 3 came over to the table and asked who was winning all , Langton; Excise Commissioner, Albert W. Woodruff, continue the Health Officer in the enjoyment’ of hig with one exception. He was then banded the check Frou Hiatidito; Mu Cebtanate eonveaiens-eting aut SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PaRT 3, the money; bedid not take part in playing cards, but | porihad seeae 3S) | large revenues, they will o¢ enabled in the future to ook and asked to tell when and how mach moucy was Aap oegh ' . y Judge Van V he did not leave the room; witness did not see Anna | effect still greater redaction in expenses, and. thus ob: deposited in the Broadway Bank, and was shown the thelr care, and without any extra precantions for the | Southmayd et ey Bola! Feithee-Onve ead amendments | Silvermann while her brother was there. COMMISSIONERS OF DOCKS, ate the necessity for appropriations such as have beon warrants and asked to separate those which he had de. | S4fety Ml their’ passengera, After the case bad been | saitieg, To Mr. Beach—I do not remember whether my PF IOAN | made heretotore. posited the money for. At this point quite an amusing | Sammed up with equal earnestness by the opposing | gusmaton ‘coumicasmari: sane. brother went into the kitchen while we were playing The above Board held its regular meeting yesterday | Pa eRe fol discussion arose’as to tho whereabouts of a missing | Counsel Judge Van Brunt distinctly charged the jury | cards, | afternoon. No business of public interest was trans. | CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES. Sook | that on the complainant's testimony the company wae | By Judge Sanford, To the DYstrict Attorney—I heard Detective Zundt | gotod, Applicat athe @ i Mr. Field inquired of Mr. Carter whether he had | Unduestionably lianlo for damages, He lelt it with tho | Goldberg vs. Levitson @t al,—Motions denied, with | say that if any of us said anything about Rubenstein | + Application was made by the Erle Railroad au, used the book. Ehaty to deci Pale 1 tol ie he truth, the complainentor | out costs.—Memorandum. jo Brooklyn he would get ten years and would not come , Yompany for licenes to build sheds on piers 7 and 8 | ‘The suspension by Secretary of the Treasury Bristow ‘Mr. Carter—How can we use the book when you | ‘he driver, The jury will bring in a sealed verdict this | By Judge Sedgwick. back. North River. It was reforred to the Engtvecr-in- | of Colonel Frank EB. Howe, Special Treasury Agent of burned it up? | Morning. | Witkenson et al ys. Orvis et al.—Motion denied, | Mrs, Louis Rabonstein testified to haviog fn | Chief The Treasurer reported $368,665 70 on hand, this district, appears to have been the effect of a mis- Mr. Fleld—Now, I want you to prove that | APPALLING YOUTHFUL DEPRAVITy, | ¥itt,$10,co#ts te abide ovent.—Memorandum. | ihe Sacdeemanmeeietrcanpenionise-liesr ay Leora: ees poe ‘ Mr. Carter—When I say “you'’1 mean your client, | NG AVITY. | Weinfeld ve. Johnston.—Order and findings settled, | per; she remained there until about nine o'clock that | MUNICIPAL NOTES. understanding, Yesterday morning, upon Colonel, Who wae a thief aud it is wall Knowu thit he or tie | Louis and William Rink, brothers, aged eighteen and | preter cape alr oy niet SvOnIBE| eam ie Sena, see Rabenstein there; : Howe's return from Washington, after a six days’ of them burned up these papers and books. 1% 1 - rely. we reste: | wen je! witness had been there only afew minutes when he | : i Mr, Field—It is not well known, and nota particle of ro ae ba or ae ey per rey | ae in and went gut again ie fovurned out eight A meeting of the Committee on Ferries of the Board | perenne a AM Sa tt oe gee es se Sapa proof has been offered to substatitiate your statement. | Defore Judge Sutherland, in the Court of General $e6-/ GouRT CALENDARS—THIS DAY o'clock and asked for his sister Anna; he did notgo | of Aldermen was held at the City Hall yesterday after- | quarteré 1n the Naval Office. Mr. M.S. Halo, after hig 08 have been tained : ont assertions, | sions, upon an indictment charging them with Jar) | trae tas reese 4 ont agam site piers Jai a there; did | noon, The resolution proposed at a previous session | SIX days’ tenure of office will return to Washington, * if time ped, and ji as got to be Cel i ‘jet rit “ } Scerreme Covrr- “HAMBERS—Hel y Judge Law. t notice where Rubenstein sat after he c; 1 | . 2 BG! Popped, because we dou't niean to submit to it beast partie thy ing stolen goods. William, the younger, | once, Nos, 20, 87, 60, 73, 91, 102, 113, isnt TU, { Acquainted with Sara Alexander and Nathan Levy’ saw | Tclative to the establishinent of a ferry at the foot of Ae MIReIOes Se COC TNE and afer, egies, Westhrook said it was quite evident that ar. ues guilly and was tere the Houso of Retuge. ' 124, 126, 143, 188, 107, 247," 284, 204, B15, 978, 38e, 802, | them together in the kitchen, | Liberty street, North River, was considered, It ap- | Shortly afteramiduight yestsrty "nad been relieved, | er did not mean to refer to counsel personally, _ The other picaded not guilty and insisted upon a trial. 4. | Cross-examined by the District Attorney—I could | yy ti a ferr: k wi » the Custom Hi “ra oa After this little diversion everything Went on as usual, | qh PAAR a ike eddie Benen. pert il SUPREME COURT—SPRCIAL Tenm—Held by Judge | not tell whetber the prisouer left the room to go into | Pears ‘ha ted pda nner reer cpa cased BRIS AEE lOUsSeH'"to steal silently alongside tue and counse! soon cooled down. jee ; ) °F Van Vorst.—Nos. 251, 96, 100, 122, 121, 164, 210, 216, | the kitchen while there. locality by the New Jersey Central Railroad Company | e°Rteamship Columbus, lying at pier 13 North Witness, after comparing the warrants with the check | No. 871 Third avenue, who stated thatthe youngere 244, 04, 235, 280, 106, 214, a1, 169, Bu, 256, 68, 73, | Jacob Abst Schocket, slaughterer, of No. 82 Bayard | Without authority of the Common Council. A propo- | Hu." nix boat remained motionless for some Dook, Was asked whether he did not some time deposit | boy had been in bis employ and had stolon three 175, 11, 145, 212, 260, 203, ‘200, streot, was next examined by Mr. Mott. He testified | Sition i¢now made.to sue for back rent and to aullfe | i HEC! » s y any s lt . 2 h rn a os, A after the murder, and to havin; some conversation n out in the natne of A. J’ Gurvey, #0 he concluded | bad been brought, The watch was found | 3141, 225 O02, 1888, 082, 46214, 4224, 4398 400%, 1507, «| with bim about the geuding @ letter to Rubenstein’ | the nex meeting of the Baglin wea among the onllara | /#tsemeriviccey. | Thete manmavees mee yroches oe would be better to make some of ther outin fictitious | in the possession of Louis, who stated | 1818, 944, 336, 1142, 514, 1026, 1034, 382,’ 1036," 1040, "| uucle, in Europe, with $10 in it; the letter was written | , EX: Governor J2kRdr's ofice. eae et int wor Meee Ge aa fhames, The otbers told hin todo so, and he didn't | that it had been given to him by William, who said 1042, 1048, 1062, 1064, 1070, 1408, 876, 1078, 1083, 1084, | in Hebrow and German. after the recess the witness yesterday At of Aldermen will meet this afternoon. It | McGort. Soon the as a ae ery ee ioe think there was any harm in it, There was a general he found iXin the Bowery. The story told by Louis, 1018, 404, "14, 1020, 1092, 1008, 1102, 1104, 110444, 1108, ‘on to state that McLaughlin was his ‘bogs’ | sw Guderstood that they will “go for” the city railroad ae ‘Was about pasate OTT ion err. snows Jaugh at this, bul Garvey complacently and witha most | when placed on the stand in his own bebalf, revealed & | 1140, 1116. 1120, 1iso, 1182, 1186, 1198, 1140, 1144, 1146. | slaughtorer, and was not a ebreW, Bot tee iguse is on | Companies. Bring that boat here or low out your Drains Virtuous air ‘repeated the assertion. "The wituess was depth of dajratits-uttecly appalling in one’ so young. Part, 3—Held, by Judge ‘Larremore.-Yee. 649" 913) : house is on | ré of the “third heuse”” | The smuggler necded no second invitativn, au questioned about an item of $60,000 among the bills. | Itappeared that he had on several occasions robbed | 190714, 1400, 2275, ¥40, “a00, ory, 1105, TEST, , 1161, Beeea tee wis cc eng tiny ina’, who zzled to know Mayor Wiekham’s exact political po- | #longside, when he was relieved of his Toad —¥ a n q veed" : ty P 7 a Lote " 1180, 2244, $245, 2 2507, G73, 743, 1085, 1213, 1216, recog. | MoUort and Peter Hi his associate, and Whieh com- This, he said, was partly for Tweed’s house in Green- | his father, andthat be had also robbed the Wolcatt 1, 2206, » OF hae nents pignthensciock thiewes ska: arasec: | Rat nig Meany aeeen gomieay ef: cua carrera Sra te oes Gr We ehatenen wich and partly for other persons, tical Instrument Company, by which be had been 1219, 1221, 122% ih ho werd ine olbier persons? | Gpieved. Dee oe e eRe Siioed his tather's | SUPERIOR COCRT—GENERAL TarM—Held by Judges | casion during the trial that the prisoner showed any Party. Rumors are also circulated na to the exact con. | ad Feventy-four reels of ‘Honradex cigarettes. The Garvey—Oh, that is a matter I would rather say | house, at No. 49 Ludlow street, and ran away to | Speir and Sanford.—Nos. 19, 39, 40, 41, 45, 46, 47, 48. | sens of emotion, fideration given for such an unusual somerset. * | name of the boatm lnapitented is Bob Brown, who nothing about. Witvess went on to say Tweed never Canada, Returning thence to this city when his funds | 49%, 50, 51, 52, | ‘he Witness further stated that he knew nothing of was sentenced to a years imprisonmeut-at Aubarm paid bim; in consequence of a note which he received | were exbausted, he was atraid to go home, as his pa- &veenion Covrt—SrrciaL Terw—Held by Judge the orthodox or reformed Jews. He considered his GAS COMPANIES YIELDING. Penitentiary about two years ago for being implicated in March, 1870, from William KE. Ring, Jr. asking him | rents, wearied by big implacable depravity, had deter- | Sedgwick. — | cath binding. ERE | og | im a smuggling affair, for all the money for Tweed that he could spare, he | mined to give him into the hands of the Jaw. En- | | Sererior nt—TRIAL Term—Part a ae | ‘The letter written by the witness for Pesach Ruben- SCREEN DIAMONDG AE AUCTION, drew bie check for $10,090, and gave it to his brother | tering into collusion with the youn; brother , Judge Monell. —Nos. 297, 731, 439, 1675, 895. stein and addressed to his uncle was then read and | prooxiyN STREETS TO BE LIGHTED WITH OIL, | ‘Ten thousand doliars’ worth of diamonds (about 1, 906, Ver got back hig $10,060 from | he wrote to his father a letter, — purporting | O17, 919. 021, 23, 025, 927, 020, O31. Part 2—Held by | identified. a Ff | seventy carats) seized trom M. B. Brinkman, on board Tweed; in May ofthe sane year he told Miebrother he | fe. come trom’ a detective, and “atuing that | Judge Curtis —Nos, 1218, 726, $94, 1182, 416, 716, 1634, | | To Mr. Beach—It is not parents asenrdieg te Abe | «(Sie rapidly disappearing from the store windows | tho steamship Colon, fromm Awpinwall, and captured by Was agtessod $50,000 to give Bill Tweed to straighten | his whereabouts had been discovered, and requesting | 722, 608, S34, 854, 826, 960, 704, 950. | Jewish religion to write a oo io Jewish Sal chin | along the principal strects of Brooklyn, such as Fulton, | Special Spee A Agent Brackett, are to be sold at things in Albany; witness gave him acheck for $40,000; | the foumediate attendance of the parents at the Central CoMMON PLRAS—GENERAL Terat.—Adjourned to first | Mra Samet was recalled, and, in response to Mr. Grand and Court atreets, Myrtle, Atlantic and De Kalb | United Sta larshal’s sule, on the 18th inst, by to take to Albany; he 1 Keyser gave 200; altogether, €100,000 was Sent to. Office of Folice. Mr. Rink at ence proceeded to the | Monday in March. | Beach, said she considered the oath she had taken as | Burdett & Dennis, auctioneers. There is alro a quan- Tweed on Albany ; he got his $10 ooo Through those bills cece. mentioned. Searcely bad he Tek his house when Coston Pukas—Egurtry Tsrw—Hold by Judge | binding on her conscience and knew of none other | avenues. The Stock of the corporations who for years | tity of miscellaneous jewelry belonging to this seizure Defore the Board of Audit, but never got a cont from | the two young scamps, who had been watching the | Robimson.—Nos. 21, 30. more sacred. | have been fleecing the consumers of gas is now very | to be sold. The appraised value of the goods is $9,286, b e, made their w r had’ stolen, and, finding the mother child in a room ba the second floor, | 1853, 9 them ingnd proceeded to ransack of, 15 ss ving secured their plun- | Van’ Brunt.—Nos, 1275, 1447, 1619, Tweed; one day in September, 1 1 witness very excited and told hi: to destroy all papers | which the you bearing on ‘city matters; that it was the old man’s the you! wish and that trouble was coming; be did as directed; et he subsequently saw Tweed, who advised him to “keep the house for 1, Ingersoll_came to how rato the bullding with « Key |‘, Commox Puess—Tatat/ Taam Part Held by Judge}, sate, Soho ensky testified that she Knew the pris. ' perceptibly alfected tn consequence. Oil is about to be | but It is expected that they will realize over #0, .—Not |. 2049 3 she » streci I LD, 5, 966. 1087, 1588, 1580, 1590, 1591, | Sreloek, in Mott street; she was going for medicine for | Se Seeks Cais cf pool oon wae aeseuenae tian i | A valuable case of shoes imported by C. B. Richard 1698, 1699, Part 2—Held by Judge | her sick children at the time. | ing the public buildings apd streets, This year but | & Boas, on the 2d of August, 1875, for a San Francisco 1506, 1646, 1180, After some further testimony as to the purchase of — g599 900 was placed in the tax levy for that pur * | correspondent, is to be sold for undervatuation. Their e i according to the invoice, is $1,257, but the ap- , 1024, 2184, 2nd tu ple ool.” ( der they were raking of, when Mrs. Rink made ber | 219, 146 1472, "1474," 1577, 1578, 1579, 1580, the medicine the Court adjourned until ten o'clock this | Yesterday the Board of City Works resolved to adver. | valu Mr, Field then rose to cross-oxamine, and said:— | way -out throu: window and attempted to nee 5 — wage ay we ce tae sae | morning. : | tise for proposals to light part of the city with oil } prai value bef pioneh Fit arden additional, “May I be allowed to cross-examine?” them, when Louis drew a pistol and aimed it at her n.—Nos. 1520, 1800, camer i | ‘They have also determined to act in accordance with coun é Judge (in response)—Cert Mr. Field, head,’ Pallid with fear, she reieased her hold and per- | 1603, 1604, 1605, 1606, 607, i608, 1610, 1611, iets, THE INDICTMENT OF FUCHS. | the reqnest of the Board of Aldermen and cut off all | Count Ludwig Stolberg, of Minnesota, has decided to Mr. Picld—You know it is a wicked thimg to detend | witved the young ruflians to escape, ean 12, 161 1614, 1816. Te In the Court of Sessions yesterday morning an {n- | the connections had with the public gas mains and the pay anty on are eee sok ee eee Tweed, and it must be a wicked thing to cross-cxa The jury found a verdict of guilty without leaving WARINE COURT—TRIAL = ao] ui jampe in frontof the charches.> The obdgregations | longing to reed us 1 ie wae eked thing to cross-examine | | tie ve and Judge Sutherland sentenced Louis to | Gocpp.—Nos. 2798, 1206, 6557, 1445, 8319, 40%, g769, | dictment for murder in tho first degree against Andreas | Pr ye Steve. 1) henceforth be compelled to for each and every | Werp, instead of letting them go to customs sale, They ny oriatn Ls ae th 7 | principally consist of *+sinail eighteens.” T | four years and ten months in State Prison. When | 5106, 5102, S924, 6488, 1704, 2855, 6064. Part 2— Fuchs, for the killing of William Simmons, was pre | ray of light thay may shine acro 23, ir paths on enter- way from the court room why he had not , Held by Judge Alker. It is your duty —It is my daty, and I sball perform it, spite | asked on b y e Nos. nag oy 2151, 3808, 2537, | sented by the Grand Jury, ing their places of worship. The gas companies are | LER ae ay ITE = of bummers or newspapers from any quarter. pleaded guilty snd so mitigated the senience he re- | 3811, 3842, 8816, 8820, 5 —_— considering a reduction of the price of gas from $2 75 | BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS. Mr. Carter—Oh, can’t we get along without this pro- | plied, “I'd rather get twonty years. They had to work — 8830. Part Bae Oy COURT OF APPEALS. per 1/000 feet yo $2 25. The unfortunate parents of these 609 reed to move away from the city in | S180, 2580. 0, iminary newspaper ttourish ? to con) me On cross-examination Garvey admitted the thirty. | youtbs were five per cent he got on the bills probably more than | Order to escape being compelled to prosecute their un- | id him; he never gave ba tothe city, Mr, | natural children. | pry of his trials ea together with | ‘TRAVELLING GERMAN COUNT. ac The announcement of the suspension of three lafge 6609, In the Court of Appeals, in tho report of the pro- GENESIS AND GEOLOGY. | coal firms which was mado yesterday morning created “nt OF GENERAL Skssions—Held by Judge Suther- | ceedings on the Sth inst., the following cascs were er- A lecture on “Genesis and Geology” will be delivered ' quite a degree of excitement in business circles, These The People vs. Hevry Payne, robbery; Same vs, | roneously reported. The errors are now corrected:— _ by the Rev. F, 46 Sola Mendes, D. D., this evening, at unfortunate parties were Messrs. E. A. Packer & Co., Axpany, Feb. 9, 1876. 1 ccoeaiet cone iter hin state bene | nartorteammthay eats wy haa 3rant and Terence McKenna, robbery; Ske VE | No, 177. Heary Armstrong, respondent, vs New | the Temple, corner of Lesington avenue and Filty-fnh B. B. Ely & Co., and Braman & Hartwell, all of the Mr. O'Conor and Mr. Peckbam, after which’ the trial | | 1" September last a soung man arrived at the tte. | ey, barglery; Same ve Henry Giteom, | ‘york Central and Hudson Hyver Hailroad Company, ap- | street 3 . Te | riniey Bathing, was postponed until uext Monday. endon Hotel wid signed bis name ‘Herman G. Uebell.”” | i ‘ame vs. James Ryan, grand larceny; Same | peliants.—Argued by A. P. Laning, of counsel for appel- : on | Me remained (iN the 20th, making a number of ac. ollie eumnett, grand Jareetisy Same vs. Michael | [ints and by John H. Wnite for defendant, | THE OLD, OLD STORY. | Mr. peasTi ected ae bray riod: BUIT AGAINST CHARLES ‘A. DANA, | quaintances ant sttiny that he’ was a Gorman | Roaeb, false pratenogs; ‘Game ye. Jefferson Senders, |” Nos 16d and 184 Robert Glendenping, Jr. andap ———. Hee sara OF Yuli fight he Wealvedie ® “6 | felonious assanit an ttery; Saino ve. Arthur Kress, | others, respondents, va. Thomus Conary and apother, | Yerteiay 4 M Donal Q| suspend payment. On Friday Wight he received a When Mr. Charles A. Dana bad resigned, or was | count, When lic had vutracted a bill of $45 the | grand larceny; Same vs. William Edwards, grand lar | appeliaut—Argued together as one cause by Samuel | Yetterday forenoon Mary Donahue, @ young abd , Hut De about to resign, bis office of Assistant Sccretary of | casbier significd his desire to interview his countship | Ceny; Same vs, Annie Mack, grand larceny; Same va, | Hand, of counsel for appellants, and W, M. Galingher _ friemiless Brookiyn girl, who had been grossly betrayed | despa sets vies / Doyle, petit larceny, for respondents. under promise of marriage, attempted to commit sui- | effect that that house must foil if Packer & Co, did not The proceedings of the Court to-day wereas follows'— cio py aitowng Pi Sh ted | “carry” them. This Packer & Co. agreed to do; y ASHIN' Nos. 14, 16 and 16. George E. Morse, administrator, | !d¢ by swallowing Paris green. She was prevented | a ‘ - i - told him that a stock company had been formed with a | Was found to consist of several baskets filled with WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT, | gc\Sppetiants, va. David Z Brackett, aud another, from carrying out hor design by Sergeant Leavy, of but, nevertheless, the New Haven houso had Bomina! capital of $600,000 and a real capital of , tones. “The sciou ot German aristocracy proceeded | Betore Judge Morgan. administrators, &c,, respondents. i the Third precinct, who conveyed her to the Butler to suspend on Tuesday. Their suspension, caused * , ; pital of | Humediately to the Windsor Hotel, where ho remained | THE BROADWAY FIRE. Same ve Same; David % Brackett and anothér, ad- | street station bouse. The unfortunate girl struggled | packer & Co, to cease payment for the present, $100,000, of which $80,000 had becn paid up, to publish iil the and slipped away, leaving his 4runk, | a | mintatrators, &c), respondents, vs. George E. Morse, | hard to regain possession of the poison. Justice Del- | vacker & Co. had a special interest in the firm of E. B, & newspaper, to be called the Chicago Reputtican, _ which con massive stone, to liquidate a bill of | AS emgine No. $3 was proceeding to the great fire in | administrator, &c', appellant. —Argued together ax one | inar, belore whom she was arraign-al, committed her | yiy % Co, to the extent of $60,000, and were their ad- Mack, as alleged, 1 Mr. Dana that the stockboliers | $28 He was subsequently arrested, and on being ar- | Broadway on Tuesday evening tho driver called on | cause by Scotl Lord, of counsel for appellant, and by | to the House of the Good Shepherd for six months. | ditional creditors for $33,000. Mr. Packer is an uncle War, in August, 1865, bo was visited at Wasbingion by | upon tho finuncinl question, whereupon the Jatter | one Mack, an Mlinvis physician and politicion, who | gentleman absconded, leaving his luggage, which | pam aigned Sutherland yesterday in the :, 5 we i | Charles Mason for respondents. — to Mr. Braman, of Braman & Hartwell, and his’ frm wished him to edit the paper, and would give bim paid- | Gourt of assious pleaded guilty to.an indict. George Biseert, of No. 604 Greenwich street, who was | “No, 192. Byron Sherman and another, respondents, | SUDDEN DEATHS.. } furnished hie nephew's with a capital. The New Hav up certidcates for the remaining $20,000, thus giving | ment obtained by the proprictors of the Windsor Hotel, | coming up Bleocker street, driving a lager beer wagon, | ya, The Hudson River Railroad Company, appellants. — | house owed Braman & Hartwell $28,000. Mr. Packer At his own requ ss ‘inne i t sentence was suspended till Friday, side, Btssert did not take | Argued by S. Hand, of counsel for appellants, and by . id that the suspension of bis firm was only tempo- him sone ith interest in the concern, Mr Dane | ay yo claims that he can by that time bring the Ger. to PMI! MP on One Mus, | esas tid Hot take Any notice | Henry A. Beach, for’ respondents, |The following 1s # lst of the deaths reported at the f2) 'ERuANe hea'no doubt that they would. pay 100 accopted the offer aud went to Chicago. Abolt two | man Coneul and other respectable people to prove the Of the warning an 0 cross Broadway THE DAY CALENDAR, | Coroners’ OMice yesterday :—David Muldrew, of No. 69 | cerits on the dollar ina short time and contiuue the mouths afterward Mack, who was publisbor of the — ae tide and ~ yen borane The accaged The result wasa collision between the wagon and the | ree oa sega 16T, TOL, 105, 196 10% Feb- | Carmine street, and David Clute, of No, 282 West business. If they went on now they would be ooly publi aM ans " : | confessed, when arraigned bofore the potice magistrato engine, in which the front spring of the engine was | Tuary 10:—Nos, 107, 108, 62, 167, 191, 5 2 ‘ to take up ajarge amount of protested paper, and that Srna, fon concen ot Mindebantcr of hemprnn atter his arrest, that he had been travelling through — proken and oue of the horses severely injuredaaa bad | — “hee eed bere bape cote “ie atl vaca would be very injurious to the creditors. They were Feld It Natiosel Dedham Ae tacos Hane hak, | the United States and Cdnada in the way described for | to be sent to the hospital. In Court, yesterday, upon | UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. | ¥!0 were in the fire ou Tuesday night; Louis | carrying about 36,000 tons of their own coal and about 5 Woissberger, two days old, of No, 263 Broome street; the same quantity on which they had made advances, | 6 Weasian " three years, | the above facts being presented, Judge Morgad fined of whom were leading stockholders in the Republican, —— y is g ny Wasnixeror, Feb 8, 1876. ad A te eeaeae the stocks : " . ™ “a Bissert $10 for reckless driving, and it is expected that i ports te i h ud Thoy had long been obliged to receive coal under con- oe en ibe veal "Wetae <7 id meek pide od SUMMARY. OF LAW CASES. | the Fire Department will sue him for damages, Tn the United States Supreme Court to-day the fol- ; Soll ire Be aby Sef! og 3 Bod re tracts which they were unable to place on acco ant of » ol th Z } the dulness of the market, Most of the coal was io be opts alg patting Rey hier Forty transit, and ag s00n as it arrives will be weighed, Until largo tub of scalding water on the 29th wit.; a child of , that time the accounts of the firm would not be made Error to the Circuit Court for the Southern district of yfrs, Murray, of No. 156 West Twenty-eighth street, | UP, aud he was now unable to give any iden of the New York.—The question presented in this case was | and a crazy’ woman, nome unkuows, in the Lunatic , !#bilities or asgots, Their assignees aro, Willian T. Asylum, Blackwell's Island, | Carter, Charles B, Platt and Frank T. Robinson. x peiecninaiaammmmmss Ts! 892%, | Mexers. Bliaha A. Pneker & Co. baye been, im the coal ‘a a . trade in this city for ten years past al a business JERSEY CITY'S HYDROPHOBIA CASE, 01 509,000 tome o youth ‘ther assets include valuable property in Penrisylvania and Virginia. Pack per. Mack told Mr. , Dana Uae james, | A formal order was made yesterday by Judge Barrett, | ALLEGRD PANEL HOUSE. lowing case was heard:— oe Ft ga Ls "an ae pe oR {iB | im Suprome Court, Chambers, directing, In pursuance |. gohn Clary, James Roberts, alias “Billy Buttony? | No. 856, Warren etal. vs Shook, Collector, &¢.— i desired Mr. Dana to pay hea. On . Of Bis recent decision, the transfer of the Brooklyn | yizzio Williams, alias “Lizzie Button,” and Charlotte SEATPEMNCSETIN atck. Che Creat tee | Dine Wes Se Minas toasty: ie Seals | Williams, alias “Lottie Warner,” were brought before | notes. Mr. Dang there ‘scount Mr. Dana's | H. B. Claftin & Co, brought suit agarnst Henry J. | Juage Morgan yesterday, charged with keeping and | Whether the plaintiffs in crror, as bankers paying the brs for $15,000 damages for loss of goods stored in punning a panel game in South Washington square. | special tax imposed upon them as such, were liable un- @ach, payable ju six months, wh: Williams’ bank, and the mone arehouse, The goods were stolen by burglars, who | The complainant was Detective Slevin, who, with tbe | der the nincty-ninth section of the Interual Revenue assistance of the Sergeant, found the male. priso1 | two notes for $5,000 were discounted by paid to Mack, & gh he gave Mack his Dana not receiving any of it, tho feeted a e he se! . Messrs. | x ne-twentieth of o1 , stock to be dey as collateral. Wi eft tora an entrance iirongh poses uitle Me: — divested of their hate, conte end shoes aud cones | npg ig robe bape Gig sie ieact ucaeree | ‘The singular death of Lizzie Molloy a few days ago said that their suspension 1s an advised stop as left ~ the oe the Jers D. Miller and Samuel D. Babcock were appointed side jn a cloget iu the room. AS wo direct evidence of rob- | Gthors’on commission. They conceded that they were | at St. Francis’ Hoepital, Jersey City, bas a still more , Measure of precaution 6 geen Ad vem their of shat concer agreed be reittk® ake yt | Teferees They bave just made their report, declaring , bery was produced the prisoners were discharged. | ‘bankers doing business as brokers,’ “ to ali sales gingwiar sequence. The physicians, it will be remom- | “Mtr Bara B thy of Ely & Co, said that he proferred * ried Dati at the notes were | tat proper ce was not taken against borglars, and i 5 cid hadailinid sae ~ ; made by them on commission for others, and that " ig . 4 ‘atement of his affairs, as it had nm See eenaetaly loareed. thee hese ake | Mhus holding Slyers Wable for the amount claimed. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. ~ | they wore liable to the tax as to such sales, Uut claimed Retin iusavervoes Wa aiataereant aia (908 to Fava Renae erediions. et fenoche for ine only stockholder who paid woy assessment whatever, | oii ,calite over the calendar yesterday in Superior | Before Judge Durty. re owe. Se. We ee oe ere yerophovia, | Bho was @ servant in the suspension of his firm were namerous, but the princt- ial Term, presided over by Chief Justice | | ciusively on their own account, they were not Hable. fami; tion’ was made for a postponement of a | STEALING THE STARS AND STRIPES. | The Court below held that aa bankers ‘doing business oral da dar, Judge Monell stated that this | es Ga y of the Third } as brokers’? they we le to the tax onall sales | ined to her husband, about the dog. He called and daring the cessation of wi been 110 times on the day calendar for | . 22me® Gough, ara Third Division of the | Made by them, whether for themselves or others, | {he animal to bim to show ‘her it was harmicss, when | Stet, DAFL Of 287), nnd cere ouuly of last. year the trial and he woul urther poeiponementof | Laborers Union, caused the arrest of Patrick M@ligan | and this is the ition of the government he was bitten on the thumb, Last Saturday he was | firm was compelled to expend Inrge amounts on it it, It will thug be seon that a good deal of the “law's | on a charge of stealing two flags anda banner belong- | in this court. Jt is here conteuded that | taken sick, and now lies in avery precarious con- | without receiving apy return, ‘The paralyzation of delays’ re chargeable to counsel. | jog to the soctety and valacd at $700. The defendant the tax upon the business of a baoker covers cition, Ap eminent New York physician was called in | mining interests, the mildness of the present winter, ‘we tn te ine Kew York a akin In the Curcuit Court of the United States for the " | and includes all sales‘of stock upon his own account; and he pronounced the case incurable. McCarthy has | quo jow prices of coal and the dificuity of making col sued ‘Mr. Dona iu the New York courts, and the case uiborn district of New York, complaint hasbeen | bad once been a member of the union, but he was | that the power to eell fs a necessary incident to tho made bis Will, and he js not expected to survive maby | jections all contributed to the misiortine. He did not Sane ee uland Ihcctiott sphenred for Me, | Lied !@ a suit brought by Aaron S. Bright ugainst Ras- | dropped from tie roll becanse of being in arrears. Ho ; business 0: advancing or loaning on stocks, bonds, &e:, | hours, | etre to sey whethor bis haaste Would cover his llabin, beg nit er Mtg fo ie ‘ “9 ap ie bea . & $100,000 for on alleged libel. The suit | claiuied to be a member still fn good standing and to | and of receiving such for discount and sale, which is ee | ties or not, of anything else pertaining to his affairs, Fee er a og ese ony, | grows out ot the humerous litwations over the il | have taken the flags for safe Keeping asa trustee of tho | part of the businoss, the carrying on of which makes a | SHERIFFS’ GRIEVANCES IN JERSEY. | until his eréditors wore wade aware of their state. r. Dana gave the stateyicnt of ucts recited above, and | waukee and Pan! Railr uring the past few , society, The defence was not hold to be good, and the | manu banker; that by the amendment of March, 1865, | | mis estimated that the linbiliues of § KR Suuth de .— described Mack as a ag ye! Statesman. | yoare. _ lt appears that in 1874 Mr. Bright brought suit | accused was comuaitted for trial, persons selling on their own account, but not havi: The sheriffs of the « 1 ti ft New J } Co., coal dealers, ot New Haven, are $200, 000, The The defence was fraud sa procuring the notes, that Mr. | Tp the Supreme Court of the State ol New York against | a paid a license 28 bankers, were ranked as brokers an jeveral counties of New Jersey | cvnalatge amount of real estate in Lshepenltae § ava received no consideration for them and that the | the Miwaukee and St. Paul Railroad company for the | A CONDUCTOR ASSAULTED AND ROBBED. | paid taxes accordingly as such, while bankers paid held a convention in Trenton on Tuesday night to prot | YYyien uhoy were unable to carry In the dull state ofthe Pani had given up Hs right to ane Mr. Vana by making | aypointinent of a receiver. The vefeudant, Mr. Sage, | Patrick Casoy, of No, 37 Stanton street, was held for | thotr taxes as bankers, covering all things necessarily | vest against the Dill péndiag in the Legislature for the | coal trade. phat cago Rep or i ag av officer of the company did, it is alleged, make an incident to their business as bankers; but in things not reduction of their fees by twenty-five per cent, A | The first composition meeting of the creditors of of Mrs. McCarthy, No. 08 Grand street. Sev. Hi as tbe wniversal stagnation of trade. Ely & 's before the girl became sick, Mrs McCarthy Bo. favested colliery in the Lehigh region in th and that most of the stockliokicre bad not ps the hatr }o-called paid-up capital He therefore refused to pay thonotes, The bank sent a lotter saying that they would pay half the costs of saing the Chicago Repu ean Company for the notes, Suite were commenced ond levy made on perty of the com- pany, but nothing w Thereupon the bank Court, T ™ case on the cale case had alread é, Counsel will sum up this moruing. { ailldavit that the suit’ was bronght to “oppress and Tl im default of $600 bail to answer a charge of @8- | iccadent to their business as bankers, but in whieh the; “oye | ‘ es | ener manit™ the company, and “for ke other terpenes? | sault, with robbery, on William Starr, a conductor on | gid business as brokers, (bey becaure. liable to pay the committee ‘consisting of Sherifts Mount of Metcer; | Mesera Alexander Stein & Co,, which was to have been CURIOUS CONTESTED WILL CASES, | The alleged liable is contained in the quoted words. | car No. 15 of the Second avenue, On one of his down | brokers’ tax. And it is eaid that it, in addition to pay- OP Gioucester, and Bybee, ot belona,, ee sppointed to | yesterday, was postponed until Monday next at wwe é . m a a A ratber singular case was tried yesterday «before . ‘i ing the brokers’ tax on sales made by them as brokers, , Ip the cage of Joun D. Lewis the executors have | Judge Spetr the Superior Court Joba Conon trips ou Tuesday night the conductor had a misander, | bankers are also to be taxed thus on sales made on | Wait on the legislative committee in reference to the “the #heriff solzed the stock of Scheuer & Her: ie beon ordered to Mic their account before Monday noxt | brought suit a = “ ues Maria, executrix of James | Standing with Casey regarding the latter's fare. Hav- | their own account they are subjected toa double taxa. ™atter, Chureh street, cloth jobbers, yesterday. ble the case to be then proc f r Martin, to recover x on two promissory notes. ing reached Peck slip, Ci alleged, k Starr tion. . - - - ow iled 1 hen A ™ Herrate, the tate Ste ee roceeded with before the | Fitge hoves wore give pipelcen years ago, st which | with some weapon, causing Kim to readin, Inseneible |. Tho government maintains the theory of the Court A WOMAN CHASTISES A LAWYER, | , Mori yitcnry selling ta Moses gta omen urroga b » Lowis was a prominent mer | (ime Condon kept § ial! bat store in Amity street, | for half an hont aud inflicting a sovere cut over the left | below that where a party is merely a banker he ts not ——— i — chant of this city, being a member of the two firms, ear Broadway, and Martin acted for bin in the jornt | eye. At tuo same time Starr was robbed of,a silk hand- | lable on gales at all, bat that “bavkers doing business | The court room in the city ball at Bayonne, N. J., Lewis, Haviland & Co, and Jobn D, Lewis & Co. He | capacity of peripatetic advertising agent, store sweeper korchief and $4 in cash, but he could not swear who brokers” are taxable for all sales, whether made for | was crowded yesterday morning at the examination of | ‘was killed by being thrown ont of hi: in Cop. | 884 “Man Friday” generally, bseqnently Martin tp- | the thiet wad, themselves or others. Atated Netra: eto fortune through big mother, and on bis death, | : B. K. Phelps for plaintiffs in error; FE. B. Smith, tol Park, about a year and a half ago, He left an | your the preaont ‘Syit was brought against Jig | ALCEGED FMAF2ZLEMENT BY A DOOKKERPER. | Assistant Attorney General, for government, ereditors at thirty per cent cash end he ae renamed entate of some $250,000, There are many singular fen | Wile i igclaimed that the noles for Andi for William Meyer & Co., coal dealers, at Nog 438 and a) Rpg had! Seite wei ameter VL. were [map ond Sonar tices tea tasen Bie | aging His tidottives ‘wore’ cotlnated ab over tures counected with the will, life and history of {hi8 | it Siar eee ee tg and if be dud he was | UPI aveuue, preferred a charge of emberslement | samicted to prachice as attorneys and counsellors of | several blows. A strong appeal was made by Mr. Carey | $1): woan, which formed the subject of litigation in | too much under the influence of liquor to know what | tg ohye J dealor in prodace, No. 161 Mra Jane Miller and her son for an agsault ona lawyer Chambers street, who recently made an assignment to named Clark. It was shown that Clark aged some ex- | James H. Startup, bas made a compromme with bis against their former bookkeeper, George H. Nolte. The | qiis courk ormbehalf of Mrs, Miller, but the Recorder and | 4 Meeting of the creditors of Henry Schwarz, manu the Supreme Court, in an action brought | he was about, Mr, Horace Barnard appeared for the | atensed, throngh counsel, admitted havi rie ‘No. 856. Assigned—Jobn and J. K. Warren, plaintiffs | her sou to bail for their appearance before the Gran: coe fo set aside tho ‘will by Henry Lewis, a) plaintif aud Me. A. J Vonderpoel and Ik I. Bown for | wed certain moneys goilected by. Dim, ah agated toad Lim orror. ve Sheriaap Shook, Jate Collector. Keane | duty. [CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE] se