The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1876, Page 13

7 « . prejudice publ THE COURTS. | Frank Moulton’s Suit Against Heoury Ward Beecher. A Dislike to Try the Case in This | City or Brooklyn. | Argument on Motion to Change the Place of Trial. Shearman’s Strictures on the) Mutual Friend, : | m | — Francis D. Moulton, the mutual friend, still nurses | ‘Bis wrath against Henry Ward Beecher, and the eflorts to exorcise the great Beecher scandal prove futile in consequence. The important question now agitating the courts in this matter is the most proper place tor the trial of the suit jor damages brought by Mr. Moul- ton against Mr, Beecher, the facts of which have | already been too fully and frequently outlined in the | Papers to require going into more extended actails, Mr, Mouiton is anxious to have the case tried in this | city, it being claimed on his behalf that a fair and im- partial trial.can be had here, whereas Mr. Boecher | und bis legal advisers insist on the trial taking place in Franklin county or some county equally remote | from the scenes giving birth to the groat scandal. A motion to remove the cause from New York county to tomo of the rural counties of the State—a preference | being given to the northern counties—was argued at | kreat length yesterday before Judge Westbrook in Supreme Court, Chambers. The crowd in atiendance was not very large, which would seem to indicate @diminisned interest in the issues involved in this renewed litigation, but such as it was the most unflag- ging attention was given to the reading of the afli- davits for and against tne motion and to the prolosgod remarks of counsel that followed, Mr. Moulton was present, looking as placid and calmly serene as at the great trial in the City of Churches, A noticeable fea- ture was the absence, however, of the great legal Jumi- naries that gave such brilliant character to the Brook- lyn trial, ex-Judge Henry Fullerton, a brother of ex- Judge William Fullerton, the great cross-examiner, being the sole representative of Mr. Moulton, while Mr. Beecher bad as his representative his anccasing and unflinching advocate, Thomas G. Shearman, as- Siaved by Messrs, Vanderpoel and Joho L, Hill THK AFFIDAVITS ON NOTH SIDES, The proceedings opened by the reading of numerous afdavits on both sides, Mr. Shearman first reading those im support of the motion, The first affidavit | read was by Mr. Beecher, setting forth the impossi- bility of getting twelve impartial jurors in Brooklyn on the Tilton vs. Beecher trial, so that rather than bavo Do trial deiendant’s counsel accepted jurors who pro- fessed a bias against him; also the extent to which the issues of both suits were publisbed and discussed: #0 that, as dopouent believes, Jurors could not be | found in tho First or Second districts who have not | formed or expressed an opinion on the issues; whereas | in the northern counties the case was less extonsively pablished, read and discussed. Now next followed the afldavite Of others to the same effect and, 1m addition Setting forth that Tilton and Moulton had eirculued | j about as in this county. The sentiment in the rural | | under the act. Most of the cases, however, were ad- | Hee alluded to the trial o! | malice by the defen hundreds of tousands of copies of newspapers atnoug | the southern countica containing -documents in which | they accuse Mr. Beecher of adultery and perjury. Afi- | davits were read from Alired R. Reynolds, Daniel Wood, likewise Thomas §. Ellis, Charies 8. Price and. | other gentlemen as to the impossibility of getting a {air jury in New York or Kings counties, and trom the | Prosiuent of the First Nationa! Bank of Tarrytown ana | George W. Davis, as relates to Westchesier | and “adjouming counties, and from sheriffs und residents o! northern counties that the resi- | dents of those counties are less committed to an | opinion and a fair jury might be bad there. In conclu. | sion were read the all:davits of seventeen residents of this city stating that they bave been unable to find any oue here who has not formed au opimion im the | case. Judge Fullerton led off with reading an affidavit of Mr. Moulton sewing forth that his inoderate mewus are sunk in a business which requires bis presence in New York; that the same is trae of the thirty witnesses; | That some of them state that they will not attend out | o: New York or Brooklyn; that the trial wid occupy | some munths, and the expenses of removalot wit- | nesses. and counsel would be beyond his means, | whereas defendant's counsel paid $80,000 of bis ex- penses on the last trial and can de ag much again, and it the motion were granted plaintiff! must allow tho case to go by default. Next in order were read afd vils of iiteen*r: sidents of this city that they have not formed or expressed an opinion about the issues of this case, and irom twenty-seven residents that a fair trial can be had in this city. Mi. BHEAKMAS'S ARGUMENT, ‘The reading of the allidavit concluded, Mr. Shearman entered upon bis argument in support of the motion. He began by criticising the ceaduct of Mr. Moulton | Subsequent to the iustitution of the present suit, He | characterized this conduct as an outrageous attempt to opinion against Mr. Beecher and in his own jivor, These lying statements, he saiu, bad , been scattered broadcast, und he was unable io glig- | Mmalize it otherwise than as a most viliavous proceed. ing, and in using t he felt that be w: Speaking within moderate bounus, He next drew a copirast between the persons making aiiidavis for Mr. Moulton and those making allidavite for Mr. Beeche Tho tormer he said were mainly keepers of sample . rooms, of marked obscurily except in their special ais- tricks, ‘and having but very huie knowleago of the wavters sworn to, On the coutrary, the persons whose aflidavits he bad read tn support of the motion were ali men ol weil kuowu character and repute, all ol whom had resided in the city ot Brooklyn and’ this pity for the last twenty years, Ho did not deny that Mr. Soulton could get his henchmen bere, as in | the case of the juror the Seanneli tial, Whose hands ho shook every morning; they | bad had quite enough of Mr, Moulion’s cronies in the et box. “He compared Mr. Moulton vo Colonei sei- lers, and said that the men Mr. Moulton would desire fora jury would be such men as Falstai’ met on Hounslow Heath. One oi the aifiants tor Mr, Moulton was a Mr. Simon, Simon might say thumbs up or thumbs down, bus that was ail tiey knew about this | Simon. Anoiher was Mr. Parker, the sawe name us ihe managing clerk ol General Pryor and between whose handwritings there was a strong family resem- olunce, Another was a coal merchant, Which seems to dea singular coimeidence, inasmuch as Mr. Moulton’s | lather was acoal merehant, He had been unable to find | the names of one of them on the jury list of this | Court. As fur as these persons’ aflidavits showed any thing the present suit might be on a promissory pote, | Buch notes as Moulton wrung out of Beecher and upon the mon-y realized feom which Tilton thrived, Following these comments upon the Moulton fants ho next spoke upon ihe presumptions aiways to be rased against affidavits, Affidavits he Insisted, were always suspicious things. He felt conti- dent, however, Wat the court would not be carried Away by any sucn cloud of witnesses, He cited vari- ous authorities, which point of bis argument, how- ever, he abbreviated upon the Judge reminding him that’ its discussion was unnecessary. Having next ated that New York and Brooklyn are go closely in- tertwined as to form m reality one city, aod evidently propared himsel! to amplity this proposition to an in- definite length, Judge Westbrook again brought him to a halt by asking him to enlighten the Court upon tho | question bow the granting or denying the motjon would | convenience oF inconvenience witnesses, ‘This que: tion Mr, Shearman insisted should be thrown to the | winds, the only question being that of obtaining ao im. partial jury anda fair trial, He claimed that it was utterly iimpossinie to obtain either in New York or the | adjacent counties, because of the poixoning of the pub- | lic mind by the publications sent broadcast by Mr. Moulton. He next took up the matter of expouse, urging that lawyers were cheaper | iu the country, Mr. Moulton, he said, moved by re- spect for the sex, had imported a tascinating widow trom Massachusetts to act as counsel forhm, Who Could resist such torrents of such female eloquence ?— the eloquence, too, of no bashtul matden, but ot one | who understands thoroughly what she is’ about He told how an Athenian lady un trial once captivated all hearts and won her case by lilting her veil and reveal- ing her beauty, He expected the same thing would bo done with this fasctuauing widow, He turiher urged for the motion that while the case might bo tried within three weeks in the country it would require over | three montus in the city. He wound up his remarks ya hit that was keenly appreciated vy all presout, lo said that some of the witnesse®, in attending the trial, would have to go on slecping cars, a convenient | move of iravei whieh, in view of recent developments, some would doubtie REPLY OF JUDGK F . Judgo Fullerton, in replying, stated that the present 708 bis firet connection with & case involving @ discus. sion of what is kuown as the Beecher scandal, Ho would, however, not attack amy one, or apply barsh epithi effurts at wit, bat brielly submit what he considered to be the legal grounds jor resisi« (ug the presept motion, Many statements had been made by opposing counsel not contained in affidaviis, bo Which, of course, he would make no answer, His thief reyret was that General Pryor had veen unabio sbrough til health to attend and make the answering argument. Such a motion as the present one was sel- dom made in the courts, entire case showed, in | bis vew, that a fairand impartial jury could be’ ob- tained in this city. He cited several casea where sin- iar mouons bad been made, including tho well known Kewey case at Huntington, Long Island, They were not to depend upon the respective opinions of men, Ho conceded that before the Tiiton-Beecher trial the pub- Hie mind was agitated as to th question of Mr. ' Beecher’s guilt or innocence 13 agitation, he claimed, had now died away, and the people were prepared to act upon the lesumony in the case, There was not, in his opinion, county in the State where the great scanda) Tied not been 49 thoroughly talked over and ag extonaively road bey | Adgust last, | inst, entered the premises of James Fallon, No. 419 | He described the garment so minutely districts was fur more prowounced than in the city farmers, as a veneral thing, are inen of fixed upimions. \, Stukes and Tweed in thu city and insisted that ‘he present case could be tried with equal impartiality bere. Judge Westbrook—-Would you try the case with a struck jury? : | Judge Fuilerton—To this question I give an emphatic yes, and in making Unis auswer I take away every Bround for the present application. After some further remarks by Judgo Fullerton Mr. Vanderpool spoke at rome length, to which Judge | Fulierwa briefly replied. Iu couciuding, the latter said, | ‘that ip answer {o the objection that the trial would be reatly delayed if bad ip tuis city he would then and Te Htipuiaie (0 get an order of arrest against Mr. Beecher and have the ease put on the preferred calen- dar, £0 that it could be tried immmediately. ‘This lost sally provoked a general smile, after which the counsel passed up their papers for the Judge's de- cision, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. John U’Brien sued Charles Horn for damages for in | Juries received im tho latter’s lager beer saloon. A Jury of the Marine Court gave bim «ix cents damages. ‘rhe death of the late John P. Crosby elicited tecling remarks of eulogium in Supreme Court, Chambers’ yesterday, in which both the Bench and Bar expressed their deep regret at his untimely loss, Valentine 5. Lary, ividually and as the reoviver of the New Jersey ana New York Railway Company, sued the National trust © any to restrain them from disposing of twenty-six bonds of the former com- pany. The temporary injunction was yosterday dis- soived by Juage Westbrook. In the suit brought by ex-Licutenant Colonel Will fam Chalmers against Colonel J. Hitchcock, tavolving tho right to the possession of fags used during the war by the Ninth regiment, Judge McAdam, beluro whom the case was wied yesterday, directed a verdict in favor of the defendant. This verdict was ordered on ground of failure on the part or the plaintiff to prove t im going belore a magistrate and making a charge under the military code, which he deemed well founded. It was stated wuring the trial thas the disputed flags remaining in the possession of Colonel Chalmers had been sent to the Adjutant General at Albany. DECISIONS, SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PaBT 2. By Judge Van Vorst, Tho New York State Loan and Trust Company va Thomas Palmer and othors.--Case and amendments. tiled, COMMON PLEAS—CHAMBERS. By Judge Van Brunt. Southard vs, Benner et al.—Case settled NOTICK TO THE BAR. On and after the first Monday of October, 1876, the calendar of Trial Term, Part 2, of tnis Court will be called. at hall-past ten o'clock A. M., instead of ten o’clock, as heretofore, MARINE COURT—CHAMBBRS, By Judge Sinnott The Columbia Grain Stcaminy Company ve, Canary.— Elibu Church appointed receiver. Barker vs. Evans.—D. Kiddie, receiver. ‘Torrens ve, Schwartz.—Motion granted. Edson vs, Smith.—Order granting receiver leave to sue. . Pritt vs, Doremus; Schurman vs. Hughes; Perkins va, Swaitz; Allen ve Speigel; Flemming vs Odell; Frazier vs, Bryan; Rogers vs. Long; Schile vs. 0’Con- neil; Epstein vs Samueis; Landers vs. Coonan; Kosa vs, Rosi joates vs. Hibbard; Cohen vs, MeConyell; Kautromty ve. Marks, —Orders granted. Gusting va. Skinner. —Motion granted. Imporatori vs. Banker.—Movion to vacate order of ar- Test granted. The First National Bank of Hartford, vs, Hopkins; Fitch vs. Tho Metropolitan Gaslight Company.—Mo- tions granted, Cullinane vs, Reilly.—Order of publication granted, Ciueut vs. Bonton.—Order staying proceedings, Haynes vs, Stablnecker.—Urder vacating summons, with costs. By Judge McAdam, Valois vs. Lynch.—Bill taxed at $184 44, La Cour vs, Farreil.—Motion granted on terms, SURROGATE’S COURT, Estate Edward Wedekind.—Order entered that at- tachment issue agwnst Ehrich Wedekind, executor, for not rendering an account of his proceedings as such executor. Putrick Murray.—Order that Thomas Kelly be ro- moved as coadministrator in said estate and bondsmen released on bis paying to Rosanca Hurley, his cond. miuistratrix, the sum of $500 found to be dus to sald estate, Renier vs. Mooney.—Accounts finally settled and allowed and decree of distribution signed thereon. Henry Lehmkuhe.—Order entered admitting will to probate, Estate Orson A. House—Order entered that Irene A. V. House, cxecutrix named in will, appear on 13th No- mber and qualify us BUCH ex~cutrix, or that she bo acemed to haye renounced her appointment. Jeremiah King—Order that administratrix render an account of ber proceedings, or show causo on Septem- vor 28, why an attachment should not issue against , ber, Mary R. Tuck and Petor Eder.—Orders of referonce | entered, Charles Peterson—Order that administrator pay $250 on account of claim of S. H. Benedict, und relerence ag to the balance of his claim wuicn ts disputed. GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 1. Bofore Recorder Hackett, A BUFFIAN BROUGHT 70 BAY. A blacksmith, named Daniel Kano, ity years of age, and who gave bis piace of residence as Twenty-ninth street, near Second avenue, was placed at the bar charged with having committed an outrage on the on of a litle gifl nine years old, on the 26th of The prisoner pleaded guilty. Recorder Hackett, in passing sentence, adverted to the terrible crime Mat had been committed in scathing terms. The prisoncr was sent to the State Prison for fifteen years, A DARING BURGLAR, Edward Dempsey, of No. 137 Cedar street, who was said by the potice to be a notoriously bad character, was charged with haying, on the 2d, inst, broken into the premises of John Dunlavy, of No, 139 Cedar street, Just as he was about to steal some property he was discovered, Finding that bis plans were ihus sud- deviy thwarted the prigoner rushed toward the win- dow and made an attempt to jump into the street. He was captured, however, and conveyed to the station house. Yesterday he pleaded guiity to the charge, and the Recorder sentenced him to eight years in the State Prison. PREPABED FOR WORK. James E. O’Brien, of No, 223 it Thirty-nioth street, was discovered, on the afternoon of the 20h of Jaly last, on the premises of George W. Post, No, 415 Wost Twenty-first street, which he had entered in a burglarions manner, with the intention to commit robe very. He was overhauled, however, betore be had succeeded 1m making away With any property. In his possession were found skeleton keys and the usual im- plements of a professional burglar. He pieaded guilty ‘and was sentenced to the State Prison tor tive years, A SNEAK THILF PUNISHED, Jokepn Conroy, of No. 467 West Sixteenth sirect, pleaaed guilty to the charge of hiving, on the 10th West Sixteenth,street, and stolen jewelry and money to the amount of $46. The prisoner was sent to the State Prison for two years, A FAITHLESS SERVANT. Thomas White was placed at the bar, charged with having, on the 7th of September, stolen a set of {urs valued at $300, the property of Mrs. Min: ot No. 134 West Thirty-second street, employed, Tho prisoucr pleaded guilt: corder sentenced him tofour years in the State Prison, A COLORKD MAN'S MISTAKE. John Williams, ‘a ro ‘waiter, living at No. 217 Sullivan street, went to the tailor’s shop No, 497 King, street and told Hester Levy, wife of the proprietor’ that a certain coat on the premises was tis proport.’ that she gave \ t to him; but it appearing subsequently that he had made faise representations he was _arresiod for obtain: ing goods under faise pretences. Tho prisoner picaded guilty and was sent to the State Prison tor two years and six months, STEALING A WATCH, James Shi of No, 8134 Catharine street, pleaded guilty to the charge of having, on the 27tn of August | last, stolen @ silver watch trom Frederick Leonard, of No, 836 Broadway, while he was sitting on a curb bs waiting for 4 sireet car, Two years and six months, STEALING POTATOES. John Klein and George Miller pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing a wagon load of potatoos, the prop erty of Jacob Dana, of No, 137 Pitt street, on the 13th ins, and were sentenced to two years and a hail cach in the State Pris Patrick Frawiey was indicted with Thi Cahill, who pieaded ,uilty tothe charge of bh ig broken into the premisos of Mrs Jane Hoey in the tenement house No. 224 West Kighteenth street, and stolen jew- elry valued at $25, ¢ jury found @ verdict of not nity im the case of Frawley, and Thomas Cahill was to the State Prison fer four years, “PLEAS AND SENTENCES, Eugene Ferris, pleaded guilty to the charge of petit larceny, six months in the Penitentiary ; John McQuade and John W. Roonoy, grand larceny, one year each in the State Prison; Charles Muoday, grand larceny, two years nd a haif in the Ponitenuiary; Thomas MoDon- ald, grand larceny, (wo years im the State Privon; Joho Lilly alias Maguire, burglary, (wo years and six months in the State Prison; John Milton, burglary, two years in the Penitentiary; Edward Dempsey, burglary, two years and Six months jo the State’ Prison; James Curley, felonious assault, one yoar in the State Prison; Thomas Magrath and Thomas Lyneb, robbery, wo years apd SIX months in the State Prison, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2 Refore Jadge Gildersieeve, THE WAR ON OBSCENE LITERATURE, Tho Society for the Suppression of Vieo has com- mMencod war on the sellers aud printers of obscene Ito raturo, Twenty-seven delgndants, prosecuted by the society, appeared in court yesterday to answer charges Journed, the defendants yot being ready for trial. The first case tried was that of Stephen Schall, who was arraigned at the bar, charged with printing and selling alewd pampbiet entitled “A Parody on Excelsior.” Jolin Schoeuhoiz, wio was jointly indicted with Schall, pleaded guilty and was remanded for jence, The Assistant District Attorney prosecuted on tho se of the people and the prisoner was deiended by ir. Price. Mr. Anthony Comstock, agent of the society, then Proauced some hundreds of lull sheets of printed mat- ter, which be described as “pamphiets,” Counsel ob- jected that neiiber one sheet nor the whole bucdie forwed a “pamphiet,”? and the objection was overruled ‘Phe witness then produced the “form” of the type a8 set up Lo print the poem from, On cross-examination witness said be formeriv sold books and pamphlets, and he would certainly call a sheet of paper six inches by seven, and prinied on one side only, a“pamphiet.”” He was not calling ito pamphlet merely because it was so called in the indiet- went. The next witness was Anthony Enright, a young compositor who worked with the pi uer at his shop in College piace, who saw lim print the paper com- plained of. John Schoenbolz, joinily indicted with Schall, was called asa witness for the people. On cross-examina- tion he admitted that it was he who introduced the de- lective, Britton, to Schall, and that it was Britton who ordered Schall to print the poetry; a portion was Counted out and sold to Britton tor $2 30, Atthis atage Mr. Price moved for an adjournment on the ground that he desired to present some points of law to the Court on the question at issue and which Would require cousiderable atiention, The Court accerdingly adjourned until this morning. POLICE COURT NOTES. At the Washington Place Court yesterday Justice -Kasmire committed Williaw CG Shorwood, who said te wasa whip maker, residing atthe corner of Spring and Wooster streets, for breaking into the apartments of Collins B. Cole, at No, 63 West Ninth street, and stealing clothing valued at $200, Jennie Bradley, aged twenty, of No. 35 Willett street, was art at at the Essex Market Court, charged with stealing $100 from William Veal, aged sixty, of No, 68 Lewis street. It was ascertained that he had given the money to the girl, and sho was dis- charged, Sergeant John B, Decker, of the Tenth precinet, askin; pity on Jobn Hannigan, aged twenty-two, who Naples for lodgiugs at the station house in Kidridge street, took bim to his own residence, No, #&3 Broome street, and sald ho would employ him around the house, On Wednesday, while the Sergeant was asleep, Hannigan stole bis watch and clothing ana decamped, He was arrested yesterday, and, on bewg arraignid at the Es- sex Market Court, held to answer, COURT CALENDA THIS DAY, Surnxme Covat—Cuampuns—Held by Judge West- brook.—Nos, 16, 87, 62, 66, 68, T1, 78, 84, 86, 87, 95, 96, 97, 121, 150, 141, 150, 153,'163, 170, 172, 181,'182) 194, 107, 207, "208, "212,' 220,’ 221, 225, 2B8, 230, 237, 238, 239, 240,' 242, ‘as, 353, Maxime Cocrt—Tniat. Term—Part 1—Held by Judge McAdam, —Nea 7993, 4459, 8089, 8350, 4451, 4554, 4553, 4554, 4555, 4568, 4878, 4679, 4585, 468d. Part 2—Held by Judge Shea,—Nos, $514, 4532, 8528, 8164, 7301, 4419, 4454, 4490, 4432, 4090, 4581, 4557, 4568, $308, S287," 8355, Maxine Count, Gexerat Tana—Appeals {rom orders, —lHlelu by Judge Goepp—Hoiman vs. De Vinnie Gris- wold vs, Tompkins, Gulager va Walters, Dunneen vs. Tunbridge, Hold by Judge Sheridan—Dainall vs. Jones, Lasak ve Alvertson, Herman ve. Moore, Herbert vs. Vichart, Burd vs. Papke, Held by Judge McAdam— Hopla ve. Cobo, Voss vs. Schrauth, Struthens vs, Tall- man, Crotut vs. May, Voss vs, Schrauth, Whelan va Curtis, Arkell vs, Peters, Van Buskirk vs. Smith Jr, Edson vs. Smiih Jr., Holman va. De Vinnie, Webb vs. ‘Talmadge, Held by Jaigo Goepp—Glover va. Wight- man. Held by Judgo Shea—Lyddy va, Strong, Gray vs, Leeds. Appeals irom judgments—Held by Judgo Alcker—Blackwood vs. Williams, Follows vs. Andrews, Brown vs. Thurber, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad vs. Brennan, McGinvis va. O’shea, Chadwick vs. Hall, Mason vs. Oppenheimer, Oppenheimer vs. Stein, Farrell vs. Hine, Wise vs. Schwaby, Murphy va. tho Mayor, Schiaman vs, same, Dowdell va same, referce; Davenport vs. Woodsworth, Fuller vs, East man, Prodgers vs, Vail, Wiliams vs. Harris, Hall vs, Dovoe. Held by Judge McAdam—Conroy ‘vs, Hult, Schneider vs. Brennan, Vilmar ys, Johnson, Same vs. Same, Same vs. Same, Same vs, Same, Schwarzawski va Averill, Hold by Judge Shoridan—Holmes and Griggs Manufacturing Company vs. J. M. Rees Manu- facturing Company, Wehle vs, Schreyer, Fieming we. Amos, Shook ve. Rau. | Hold by Sade Goupp— Browning vs. Louderback, Mabor vs. Farley, Aldersber- ger vs. Crow, Central Verein of the Herman's Socline vs. Durean, Same va. Same, Levy vs. Gallenger. Held by Judgo Spaulding—Connor vs, Hillier, Homan va. Purdy, Glasson va. Flanders. Covet ov GkykkaL Sassions—Part 1—Held by Recorder Hackett.—The People vs Charles Kobler, robbery; Same George Ryan and George Reed, robbery; Same ve. Decker Rush and Will- jam Sinclair, rape; Same vs, Smith Shaw, felonious assault und battery; Same vs. John Jackson, felonious asauult and batrei Same ve. Frederick W. King, felonious assaalt and ery ; Same vs. Jobn Moliedy, felonious assault and battery; Samo vs. Michae? Dunn, felonious assault and battery; Same vs, Hugh Fitzpatrick, felomious assault and battery; Same vs. John Mack, burglary; Same vs. James Flynn ana Jobu Sullivan, burglary; Same ve. Alfred Swap, grand larceny; Same vs. Charles Wilson and Richard Wiison, grand larceny; Same vs. Henry Davis, grand Jarceny ; Sume va Daniel Feeney, grand larceny; same rand larceny; Same vs. John y; Same vs. Edward Moore, grand ; Same vs. Catharine Williams, receiving stolen goods; 'Same vs. Josephine Thompson, disorderly house; Same ve, Annie Smith and Jolin Garibald, «is- orderly house; Same vs. Joseph Treat, obscene litera- ture ; Same vs. Peter Burke, aesault and battery; Same vs Henry Pluhl, assault and battery; Same +s, Whe- jand Bell, violatton of lottery and policy law. P. 2—Held by Judge Gildersievve.—The People va. Stephen Schall, obscene iiteraiure; Same va, Lazare Dreyfus and Guiou Ferdinand, obscene literature; Same vs. Wiillam Regan, obscene literature; Same vs. Alexander Clark, obscene Iierature; Same vs, Peier F, Wiel, ovscene literatu: Same vs. Joseph Kohler, ebscene literature; Same vs, James Trainor and Wil Ham Boylston, obscene literature; Same va Joseph Schloss, obscepe literature; Same vs. Louis Kuestaes aud Henry Kuestues, obscene literature; Samo va Silas Hicks, obser literature; Same vs. Charles Amel et ul, obscene literature; Same va. Edward Story, ob- scene literature; Same vs. Michaol Barr, obscene lite- rature, COURT OF APPEALS. Aupaxy, Sept. 21, 1876. No. 264. Union Dime Savings Institution va, Dur- | yea. —Arguinent resumed and concluded. No. 59. Douglass Taylor, reapondent, vs The Mayor, &e., of New York, appellant.—Submitted for appel- lant and argued by A. Oukey Hall for respondent. No, 267. David wrabam, respondent, vs. The Flush- ing, &e., Ratiroad Company, appeliant,—Aargued by KE, E. Sprague for appellant, 8, Hand for respondent, No. 259 George Colgrove, appellant, vs. Charles Taiman, impleaded, &¢,, ‘respondent.—Arcued by Charies Stevens for appellant; 1). Pratt tor respondent, Proclamation made nd Court adjourned. Day calendar tor Friday, September 22, 1876,—Nos, 260, 261, 262, 263, 254, 265, 266 and 267. ROBBING HIS EMPLOYER. For some time past Mr. Stephen McPartland bas missed goods trom his dry goods store, No. 643 Eighth avenue Yesterday morning OMicer Murphy, of the Twenty-eighth precinct, detected James McQrail, a clerk, nineteen years old, who sleeps in the store, banding out apes of silk, value $133,through the cel- lar grating to Bugene L. Miller, of No. 216 West Forty- eventh sireet, Miller and MoGran were arraigned betoro Justice Ka: mire at tho Washington Place Court yesterday and beld for trial in default. of $2,000 bail each. A CURIOUS CASE. On Fobruary 9, 1875, an clderly man drovo up to tho door of Magnin, Guedin & Co,’s store, No, 652 Broadway. He was unable to leave the carriage, but one of his negro servants Came into the store and ordered $15 worth of goods, for which the gentleman gave a check for $15 on the Safo Deposit Company of Onondaga, Tho check was subsequently found to be worthless, Yesterday Joshua B. Gates, residing at tho Sixth Avo- pue Hotel, who owns magnificent farms at Redbank, N. J., and Woadhaven, Conn., drove up to the door of the store in a handsome wagon, and was identified by the clerk as tho man who bad given the worthless check for $14. He was arrested by Officer De Gann, of the Fifteenth precinct, and arrargned before Justice Kasmire, at the Washington Piace Court. He an- swered the Judge’s questions In a most impertinent manner and was held for examination. AN OLD HAND. Charles Cole, ahas “Yellow Short,” au old profes. sional, who said he lived at No. 270 Bleecker street, ‘was arraignod before Justice Kasmire, at the Washing- ton Place Court, by Detective Stevin, of the Fifteenth procinct, yesterday, charged with having effected an entranoe into the apartments of Charles Miller, at No. 28 South Fitth Jewelry worth $200. The prisoner, in posse: five skeleton fex® were found, was held for trial in default of $2,000 bail ‘The foreign maits for the week ending Saturday, Se tomuer 2), will close at this ofics on Wednenday at 12M. for Kurope, per steamer Kussia, vis Qneenstown, on thurs day wt ils) A.M, for burope, per steamsiip lomme- rrala, via Plymor erbourg And Hamburg: on, satir- day at 6 A. M., loc Buropy, pet steamsmyy City of Chester, vin Queenstown: and attiA M., for Seotland direct, per steamer Ethiopia, vig Glasgow; and at 6 A.M, direct, nee steamer Pereire vin Havre; and at fur Europe, por steamer Donan, via Southampton and Dromen ‘Tho mantis forthe Wost Indies, via Bermuda and st. Thomas wilt leave New York September 28, mails for Ching, &é, wil leave San Francisco Oc His for Australia &e., will lonvo San Francisen Oe 1 L. JAMES, Postmaster, sidene also Organ Co FAML with Sarved ments; ev GR fAbrat ci mouth, If fail agra case un Cove also satin t url West 16th Zh wo Biv, $150, Sa av. LADY QvueKE Jaguars f 10 $10 mou (YALL A (A RAND ‘concert dW. ] ARGE STOCK OF PIANOS _. PIANOFORTES, i Ac HANCE SELDOM OFF } quarter cost: 800 yarn Carp: ts West 2id st... near Suis SPLENDLD ASSORTMENT OF PIANO +A. oquares, Grands; Chickering’s, 5 Boyt Lath st, sacrifice magnificent 7 1 wewood Pianotorte; Pianos and low prices for cagh of Instalmen: PRIVATE FAMILY WILL way Pianotorto (at sacrifi handsome ( rich walnut and Easglake Hedroom Xets, wld, “Call, tive story brow: CLOSING OUT lose est: BEAUTIFUL ii AA forte, $85. purchasing a Piano or Violin, East Lath st. ‘ NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1876--TRIPLE SHEET ORGANS, &. Red “PRIVATE FAMILY § octave, Steinway upright + One-quarter cost; bebiiaut i their aagniticens u . box for shipping, wort cos, SOW), for $206 it Bodroun Salts, one 4c. Call private ro- . and Fifth Avenue wits, in 16 rich black wa $10) Uraoits, ‘sand oth SX. BALL & nw ng, on easy terms and Tor rent, DOND HAND Pi for sale, at moderate prices; rent of our own manufacture, by CLICKER LY, 30 EAST 9TH vetave, richly solid superior tone; all iinprove- #000, for $00; new last June BAT OFFER.—WE WILL DIsPOsE OF 150 ans ‘hand square removal, at pr ORACE Ty octave, . Jour round rosewood Hage *, alt improvements, cost 8) ering uprizht Plan cost $350, for $200, $150 tibrary and Parlor sui niture, Patutings, Bronaes, &e., b4 cost. Must be stone private residence No, 47 ‘st., between Oth and Oth ays, N, B,—House open HA! cE Bloecker st. $100 Privato WIL ) PIANOS, ht, very cheap. 10 Hinge Dani st, ER UPRIGHT AND a thly insta BIDDLE T WATSO nen, MUSICAL AGENOY BRFOR Pianos $50 to $500, PLANG SOND HAND, SUIT POR hal! or garden , will be sold cheap. x FRENOU & O0,, 20 East Mth st,, New Yor To R Lh, rory cheap; casy terms, at MERRELL)S, No, 8 Union square, \GN) OOTAVE ROSEWOOD PTAD forte, $5 fully guaranteed, seen at GORLON'R, PIANOS—7 OCTAVES, $1I5; WEBER, CARVED lous, $175; Uprights and Squares; rents’ low; instal: ment: take: a $290 S10 Brow way, a Organ, $50, GORDON & SON, i} Easy Lach POWEREOL NEW janos, Factory UNITED § LADY, ike a few more pupils. THOR Address idence, N EXC Stances, 1 foct order; chance ton LL ing, in all its br NTLEMAN OF G instruction on piano, pool's resivedce ; $10 « quarts oh ol venuine Ltalian Violins are on aaie 0 Maggini, Sanctus, Seraphim, “y DVERTISE A Tuesday and Saturday. r 3d wy Addross private academy, 57 Lusi Suth street. fons at any hour. : TEACHER OF PIA) cher, desires pupils, ROL INNA, H AT EXPERIENCE GIVES xan, harp and harmony at releconce. Addrens, with TEACHER, box bY, CO) ilk, Address M. LENT SMALL SELECTION OF OCD necoun’ of circun bore are magnificent xenuine Mergonal, Ruzy: t Fr; brilliant tone aad per- from $19y to $250, Never shuli como again e for any one who wants a gonnine instrun pluce, EVENING TELEGRAM. TS PER LINE, ANN BT. i PIANO, VIOLIN, aU. mailed. J. JAY WATSUN, D ry vou! PROFESSOR OF IN THE G ACADEMIES. GADEMY OF DANCING, 20 WLEEC pupils can attend at their own conveniei Send for circular, T WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 41 7TIi AY., classy now 0: nd for circulars; ‘wirees every SCHOOL, cos on ‘Saturday, ANDOU'S DANCING ACADEMIES, (bank building), now open. F Private lox ‘Bui Me™ Pupils E jenl tea desire vox YOVERN Herald oft Iss 8 Jor young ladies and children, October 3, at 47 an. NiEAN practical VARTIER'S ENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, American; highest Herald U AX EDUCAT. i and reputation may be secured by & texcher ot ability und some means. Address CH., box 126 Herald oltice. DVERTI Ly’ DANGING “ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S Sturvesunt and @th sis.—Private lessons way id ecinitios. Lele Hall, Gut are. ‘ondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. tend at their couvenience, Sev circular. ERIENCKD CLASSIC acer, classical gold medai private pupils 1,260 Broadway. oF i STANDARD INsTLTU TED—A SHORT DISTANG IN the country, n Indy to take charge of and instruct in Aglisa and sic three children, Address HARRY PLUM, D1 BOVENS HER DAY REMUS. ATIONS IN SPANISI, EN Hl, GERMAN; i instruction in same and bookkeeping; ter us low. Address INTHRIRE UK, Horaid ocice. $4008 TUREK MONTHS FULL INSTRUCTI College, Union squai LOVErge peas Geen te Tenders will be delivered to the pare! Trunk Kail Q O14 Rebber Berap. Yellow 1 White Metat Serap. Old Rope scrap. Old Bagging Serap. Wrought Lrow Serap Cast Irom Sera, Hoop Tron Spring ste Steel Tyres Serap. . Brags Tubes scrap Old Wheel: iron Hubba Wronght tron Driving Wheels ‘Vonders stating price per pound ders tor Sei before Saturday, YUth Seprember MTRKAL, Sept, 20, 1876, Aventis, wred in # Terms cash on del DY, Wi LON & WALWORTI'S Bui Circulars free, PROPOSALS. IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, RATES—20 CENT RT OFFICE, 2 ANN NK RAILWAY COMPAN Berap for salo. are Invited for the following old material, which ¥ point on the Gr upon, If deitvery es the purchaser to pay duty. way which maj fhe United. st Estimated Qcassity. ‘Toni Serap. erip. el Saray wrought iron Spokes and itim and cast ae) Numbers. will be received by the underst JOSEVH ~~ BUROFE IN TNE EVENING TELEGRAM, RATES: CENTS PER LINE, OFFICE, 2 ANN ST, ENSION DE WALLARD, WALLARD having no she now res addrersod 69 Madame de Wallard, 26 av. Friedl PATUS.—MADAME DE (Mrs. Taylor, ‘Gesiros to intimate that, mxer a directrices for her “Pensim de famille,” ats that all letters and, applications may be nd, Paris, and hopes that by unremitting attention she may continue to receive corded to hy the same liberal patronage which has been ac- er for the inst vightwen years, __ BYES AND EARS. | 18k IN THE RVENING TELEGRAM. KATES—20 CENTS PER LINE. * OFFICK, 2 ANN ST. RTIFICIAL HUMAN BYES, SUPERIOR TO ANY imported ones, made to order and inserted withoht pain, WANTED TO PURCHASK, BAUGH & GOUGLEMANN, 3 Bloecker ot.” IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. ‘TES—20 CENIs PER LINE. OFFICE, 2 ANN ST. OSTER RANGE WANTED, SECOND HAND. LARGE sine, Cull or address OYSTERMAN, 84 Fulton st. JBWELLEKS. Tier & wholesale ji AUGUST HANFY, Astor Ifon bevel Coitender Combination ANTED, A LOT OF DRAWERS 9 wore; state price. Address ~ BLL LATS. XOTHER GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN STANDARD Billisre fables, seoved hend Teblos. Phelan and ions, H. W. COLLENDER, 738 Broadway, MERIC Delancy's wire owsin second hand Tabies AN STANDARD BILLIARD TABLES—WI 4 largo stock ot Trimmin: kreat bargains. W. I GKIFFIPH & CO., 40 Vosey st. ADVERTISE IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. RATLS—20 CENTs PEK LINE, OFFICE, 2 ANN ST. EST CH ny 9 bieeeker HKAP BEVELLED BILLIARD TABLES, 4% eneh, SHARP'S, 20% Thompson st, corner Wastep ‘A 44X90 GCOLLENDER BILLIARD TABLE in walt Improved #1 eaqptien - OF rosewood, complete; must be of the litent Jo, in pertect condition, Address, with (ull de- lowest price for exsh, T, M., box 1,478, ORTH GERMAN LLOY axe, $8), currency. Theturn tickets at reduc Prepaid steerage o For irsight or pastaze apply Witte, SUE Lint FOR QE. CARRYING THE UNITED mended by Lieutenant Maary, ( Banks on the passage to Qu CELT : Septem + Getobe’ Ath Fro Wilite Star Docks, plor ! amidsiips, where the noise and motiv degree of comfort hitherto unaitain DIRECT LINE BNEQAL TR + Saiurday, ). Saturaay : saturday, GOLD (ind * SE (Danre) . ST. GERMAIN (ites LABRADOR $24, with superior accom ding ad utensils, without ox ‘s uiarked thus # le Hot carry st ti A Steam, —FROM PI FOR LUN NAtioNaL LIN: Greece Sept. Denmark bin passage, $55 Mtowinge parnige, S86, currency. upward at current prices Stecrage ticks | company's piers, 4 and 47 KW AMSUTP LIN ND) D yi excursion tickets, 3 cates, $26, Apply w W. D. ‘MAN LINE. MAIL STEAMER: for TY OF CHESTS, TY OF RICHMOND. IY OF BERLIN TY OF CH: SHTY OF Rte furday, Oct Oct. Nov curreney. Dratts nig and bath . 2 ANN: ST. ~ Ethiopia. Vietoria » LIVERPOO 5 10 BAO, according to meco nLormadinge, EW YO 2.10 A.M. | Angie tle. Sept.34,1 PMI Utopia. Tatts, $0 Stocrnge bin Bxeursiv Elysia Gordon © Company’ HENDE ND ON. NOTICE, With « view to dimin #tenmers of this line take the your, ‘On the ing to the north of 43. th 42 Intitude, or nothing to the n FROM NEW YORK F THIA.....Wed., Se ALGERIA....Wed., Oct. Btenmers marked thus (*) do not car Cabin passage, $80, $100 and $1 accommodation. ‘OWN, st low rates. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, NSATLANTIC River us follow: Wednesday, Oct. 4 enstown and Liverpor Steerage, Be, AND LONDON. tward passage from Queenstown to Boston. crossing the meridian of 50 at 43 latitude, or noth- BOTHNIA. steera, ORK, Seturcay, Oct 7 VSaturday, Get. 14 currency. | OELKIGHS & CO,, No. 2 Bowling Groen, MA Mt ri, com of passengers, this avorite route fur the Con- (cabins provided with electric bells) wil sul trom Xo, 4i, toot of Burrow st, North River, ‘ wing w cording to avcommod Cabin, $40, odation, including > broil follows = eptember 2 September 3 SIEAMSHIY LI¥i BETWEEN NE Kr 1 SOLTHAMPTON AND BIEMEN, wi Company's pier, foot of 2d st., Hoboken, | DONAU. Saturday, sept. 23 | ODER RUBIN. saturday) Sept 3) | MAIN... Kates of passage from New York to Svathampton, Havre or Bremou:— Firat ¢ F104, gold; Seeond Cabin, $40, gold; Steer- STOWN AND LIVERPOOL. STATES The steamers of this line take the Lane Routes recom. SN. going south ehstown all tue year round. TL. the oA. M. oF. Rates—Saloon, $80 and $10, in gold; return tickets om bath rooms are placed re lewst, affording PANY'S WEEN NEW YORK AND AT VLYMOUTH GB) for the landin: The splendid vessels tine: eTRYS PANSenscers, LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, KS 44 AND 47 N. RL N alway, 7:90 A.M. Return tickets, $100, $L10 or $120, enrreney. Deatts issued from £1 Appiy at the company's office, 69 ean also be obtained at the aturday, % steerage repaid stueraxe t, 70 14 at 2 28, at 1 at 7 4 and DVERTISE, & IN THE <G TELEGRAM, RATE TS PER LINE, 4. Die ni Oct. 7, ‘#26. Tickots at reduced rates. Draits issued for any amount at current rates. r Nos, 20 and 21 North River, New York, ON HROTHERS, Agents, 7 Bowling Green, MB Broadway. Get. ie ‘40 South st “Return tickets on favorable ye TAY et, 14, 1 PA i hing the chances of collision, tho specific course tor all seusods of Now York or On the homeward passage, crossing the meridian of 59 as LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS. Wed., Oot. 11 ABYSSINTA..Wed.. Oct. 18. passengers , gold, accoraing to Hettrn tickets on favorable terms. Steerasce tickets to and fiom all parts of Europe at very TATE LINK. BELFAST AND LONDO: North River (foot af ( SiALE OF DD SPALE OF PE. SPATE OF N VADA, und every alternate Tis ¥ therenftor. to $40, Rocond cabin, $90; retnen thecets, $0, s. Anse to A aw ¥ KAGE TH THE” COMPANY NORTH RIV. ETS AT 45 PIER, IL LINE, pute 5 Sailing on TUESDAY, from pier 46 North Riv WISCONSIN, Sept. 20. WYOMING, Get. 3" 8PM. Tntormediite, $40; steerage. many at lowest rates. t's own aud Liverpool T ), Intermediate and St Apply to WILATAMS & GU pees Lin. ings from BORDEAL sailing BRIS LIM ERICAN PACK PH, UUERHOURG an WIA FKISLA Rata of passage to Plymouth, | burg und nil points in KE Second Qain, $60, gold KUNHARDT & € oral Agents, i st., New York, N UST DIRECT AND ECONOMIC 1 LAND, BELGIUM, THE RHINE, ViA ROITERDAM, W 1s08 Lise sailing frow pier OTHELLO. & Noi Sep NAVARL Oct. 14] COLOME ST. THOMAS, WEST BRRMy EA, NIMA is Royal Mail steamer ‘on September Royal Mail s ost and cheapest ply to the mite. follows = COLUMBUS. tions, apply to, IRS ADDIY McKELLAK, ‘1 ‘Thursda; oon DAKOTA, Uet. 10 IDAWO, Vet. 17, bin, $55, $70 aud PB, es urensy aye, $3, eurro} IB. RICHAKD & BOAS, General Passenger Ag 61 Brondwa toerave . Fa sday, September 26, va NEW YORK, Tho attention of importers of merchandise from the South- ern part of France is respectfntly invited to the intended 20th MBL ROU sw TAK oe) Hoi INDIE: ntended to sail fi inaking close conne: er for St. Th apsengors and muuils thin is now the QUEBEC AND GULF PORTS STEAMSHIP COMP. 29 Broadway, New York. TEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.— AN Those first class stemmships will nail at 3 P.M, fro pier 15 North River, foot of Codar st., for Havana direct as Por freight and FAL Steamers will leave 22 for Vera Cruz and all the a ra Crw © ports, ANAMA TRANSIT AND STEAMSHIP LINES, For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, ZEALAND. Steamship ACAPULCC FKOM SAN FRA Ptoamanty CUrY OF LP RKIN From SAN ip ZELANDIA. 160 Ap) ‘CROMWELL STEAMSHIP rs teave pi Stent Pp. RK & SEAMAN, 86 Wont at. co apo, ANDI € SONS, 91 and 33 Bro Orleans October 1 and October connecting for Contral Ameriga and Sou GEORGE WASHINGTON....... GKORGH CROMWELL Then Most diteet, cheapost and’ quickest route to \ Newfonndiand and the Lower St. Lawrence. VAcIFIO MAIL AND AT AL 8’ BW YORK TO GLABGOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, 1 st.) as follows -Thursday, Septermber 21 «Thursday, October 5 \y, October 12 First cabin, ding to aceommodations; return tickets, $125, at lowest IN BALDWIN & CO., Agents, No.i2 BROADW Foor oF M. ‘TEAM TO QUEENS- NOAND LIVERPOUL, Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norwa: Sweden. Ac. Draits on Ireland, England, France and Ger: WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. Sheetal NOTICK—THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP WOWISCONSEN sails from Pier 46 North River, foot ft Ki 4Oth September October, BT COMPANY'S LINE RG. K TO HOLL RLAND, September 14 ber 2h . MORRIS, madway. POR SOUTHAMPTON AND NULL, i River ax follows i THE jon at as and NY, {roils sid passage, having Wnsurpassed accommoda- ‘DE & CO., No, 6 Bowling groen. G_& CO. Agonts in Havana, N. yantttVana DAN MAIL SS, DIN + Sibamers leave p B North River at 3 P.M. FOR HAVANA DIREU: CUBA a enday, Sept. 26 city ursday, Sept. 23 CITY OF NE FOR VE via Havana, f Taxpan an CUBA Ta ndwa AUSTRALIA, NEW BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGOS, &C., sailing trom pier 42 North River. For SAN FRANCISUO, via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA, Hig ee Sept. 30 SU TO JAPAN and CHINA, vets, Saturday, Sept. 0 LINK. Exee! FRANCISCO wa SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUS- TRALIA and NEW ZEALAND, Oct. 11 ry iit, WM. F CLYDE ACO. or Ii, J. BULLAY, Superintendent, No. 6 Bowling Gireen, pier 4! North River, foot Canal st. Fo HALIFAX, N, 8, AND ST. JOUNS, N. F. ne 10 North River following days, at 3 Friday, September 22 ime for Fort Royal, Ga. Sailing steamer day, September 22, av 3 P ponte, 153 Maiden tans, River, LY DIRKOT LINE, FOR FLORIDA.—WEEKLY 6.; Fernandinn, every Friday ‘Irom pier 20. FE the CY OF DALUAS, Captain Hines, will sail Prix ALS P.M. Through tiekets issned to all For freight or passage apply te ©. H. MALLORY & Wont, ei ‘in, City" Oe BAR ANTONIO. Saturday, September 23, at 3 and Texas, veston, Houston and Henderson, Hlebary aad Ban Aone Sanes . Atlowost rates, For 1% oF passns aecommodatt: apply to GH. MAL | Maiden Iawe. i" ain Pennington, will avil M., from pier 20 Kast itive ‘Through bills of lading given to ali paints on the Honston ‘entral International and Great Northern, Gal- the Galveston, Hare Freight and insurance having LORY & AS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY the United States mail.—The stent suporive O01, 153 __ CCAST WISH STEAMSILLs. roe NEW ORLEANS“ DMROT THe Li ‘dh KNICKERBOCKE on SATUK & North River, lading xiven ta Mobi Through vil points om (he M Cabin passa Apply to OR NASS. ‘$e. KA BEAMAN, 86 Wont st, Al MALL STBAMSHIP ouier 23. FERRI» & OF aouth st. ow York, te MURRAY, aber 2% abd P.M. . Texas freight there te Morgan's Lousiana iroad tor Morgan City, theues por Marga’ 1 bills of 6 al! points Mobile, Galveston, Lndianoia, C Brares tinge, Brownsville an veston, Harrisbirg wd San Antonio, iouston and Texas Centedi, International and orthern Texas Pucitie and TrassContinental railroads. Freights for st, Mary's aud Bu ton landed at Re t. Lighterage aud channel dues at Corpus Chriath and Brae re ‘an in ies pus, Oblate Roekpuet, (oral potty un. the Gale nos Santiago at the expense and risk of conslygin Tnsuri san he effected muder open policy of O. A. White ney & us, percent: to Texas porte, % per cont. Por freight or tart! i jon apply’ to CHARLES A, WHITNEY & CO. Agents; offies, pier 36 North Iiver. SING TELEGRAM. K. MBILL will sail from pier 36 North River every Tues rday td P.M. Freight at lowest rates, Kor tion apply to ©, A. WHITNEY & CO., ples day und 5 ther info 3G North River. ()'P_ DOMINION, STEAMSHIP COMPAR, sailing trom pler 37 North River, Fer Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, Tasedary, Tears days and Sacurdays at 31. M.. connecting with the Virginie and T soo Air Ling, Atiantic Coast Line, Piedmont Alt Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad wad with the com m lines to interior poluts in North Carolina and ; mond Washington, N. 0. (via Norfolk), every Tuosday, Thursday and sacurday. Lewes, Del. Monday, Wednesday and Friday a3 P.M. ting with Maryland and Delaware Milroads, soHgeT ACCOMMOATIONN UNwUT ANE ssazo tickers wud balls of lading to all pointe as lowest rato: insurnuce to Nortolk, Xe. XM per Froight received daily at pice 37 North River, Gi offices, 197 Grosuwich st. N. J. MCORIGADY. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDK, | A LBANY—HUDRON KIVER BY DAYLIGHT, —OBN JAtennial visiiors nre informed that the day bouts will ran during the bxbibition {Tord the only means of ie wt ott the se ura ont Landing adjoi New York suer's sleeping: dsou iver Railroad received for pi A HHIGHLANDS OF THE HUDSON BY DAYLIGNT, * The MARY POWELL, for West Point, Newbu Ponghkeopsic, Kondout and Kingston, innding at Cosson, Cornwall, Milton and New Hamburg, and Marlboro by fecry will leave pier 39 North River (Vestry st.) daily, Sundays excepted, at 3:30 P.M. Connects ab Poughkeepsie with evening trains tor tie North, LBANY.—PEOPLE’S LINE STEAMBOATS pier 41 h Kiver daily (Sunday for Albany anduil poiuts North and West. LBANY AND TROY DAY BOATS and DANTE! Voxtry st. pl dnd 24th st, at 8240 A, t Nyack and Tareyto (oy forryboat), Wont Poini, Newburg, Poushkaepele, Deck, Citykill and Hudson. Close connection at Al .an: new train at 8 PL Yo West Pi Poughkeepsie, 4 Nowburg and return same day, $1 #1 50.8 m2 f ADVERTISE as iN THR EVENING TELEGRAM, RATES—20 © NTS PRR LINE. NoSt, STEAMBOATS FOR West leave daily, th River. NATSKILL OREER LINE. —STRAMER NEW OAM. J_ PION of WALTER BRETT daily, tom Oanal at, plot 42 North Kiver, 6 P. Fare, 00, Berths free, Fre THE CKNTENNE\L. ih VISITORS TO TIE GREAT EXPOSITION ya, will Ond the rot a LONG BRANCH AND THS N. Jq SOUTHERN R. more attractive than any othe: Tho fino stenmers JESSK HOYT and ORYSTAL WAVE, leave pier 4, North Kiver, foot of Rector at, nt O45 AM. AND 430) connecting at Sundy Hook with expross trains for Philadel. ja direct. The sail across New York bay, in fall view of the ocean, the shipping and tho Pr feneive government fortifications, is said to be the finest in the world. From Sandy Hook, the raiiroad skirts the ocoan shore for ‘on miles tv the SUMMER CAPLTAL, where passengers can stop over on thronsi tickets. ‘The depot in Philadelphia ix at the foot of Market st., con- veplont to most of the bext.clty hotels and boxtding heeges, ‘Tiekets for the round trip, guod tor Hitteen days, $esin > ling connects also for Vineland and Tom's River, and the 4 P, M. for Waretown, Barnegat and Tuckerton, ‘Accommodation for Long Branch, 3 0. M. W. 8. SNEDEN, Gonoral Manager. PALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTO vin Newport. and Fall Kiver.—The world renowned jeamboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 28 North River, foot of Murray at., daily (Sundayninel ry 5 P.M. ‘Throuzh tickets void dt ail the principal hotelain city. Fou “NORWALK DIRECT, who intond remaining several orwalk and New Haven Raite ronds, by steamer AMIRIGUS, dally (Sundays ¢ oP. MY pier of Bast from Jew: River, at2:45 P. a, st,, East River, at 3 P. My Paro 35 cents; excursion tickets 50 cents, ENNSYLVANIA” RAILROAD. GRBAT TRUNK LINE AND ‘ED STATES MAIL ROUTE, ‘Trains leave New York, via Desbrosees and Cortiands street ferries, as follows: connecting with Danbury M. . Gorry and Erle at 2:40.ena Corry tor Titusville, Petro~ Oil Regions, . Washington and tho South, “Limited Wash- ington express” of Pullman parlor cars dally, exce day, 0:30 A. M.; arrive Washington 4:10 2. 'M. Edprons {oe Phliadelplin,, 7530, BO DIO de M,, 12 xpress for Philadelphia, a 2y 4,5, 6, 7, 8340, 9B, ed gir Accot ts] n, 7A. 0 P.M. Sunday, 8 A, M., 4, and 9PM. Kmigrant and second class, 7 P.M. For Centennial Depot. ab i 2 7,8, B40, 9390 -A, M., 12730, and 4P: M, On Sunday, 8°A! M. ‘Return Centennial Depot at 713, 821510504. My 3:00, 4 0,0, 6:50'and 7:05 P.M. On For itslny to Nowarks dizabeth, Rahway, Princeton, for tral wark, Blizabeth, way, Trenton, Perth Ambo: nington, Belvidere aud ether points see I Trains arrive 30, 6: a unday, 0, 10:1 10, 6:10, 6 250, 5:05, 6220, Emigrant ticket olf D. M. Boxe, Jr. q Hae hi FRANK THOMSO! General Manizer. > guaeaahgud LANE FOR BOSTON, Ds ISLAND ant NARRAGANSETT, from Of day st, aed PLM, Steamers KHOD pier 35 North Rive: videnee Line, from pier 27 North foot of Park place. Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA, a: 400 PM is EXCURSION i A NEW ROUTE tO pre Sk Saas d CONEY ISLAND, Fin Bay Bide: fare tor round trip 50a, STEAMER D. R MARTI ier 8, fout of Rector st. N. K., Bath, Leeust Leave 0, 1A Leave Coney | Ww, 12:10, 2 —FISHING BANKS AND SANDY TOOK, SUNDAY, September 24, ocean steamer SETH LOW, mst. NIK. R., 7: ple 27 BER, 72885 ‘ 44. M. Tiekets, $i. AL G, FOSTER, Manager, DAILY AND SUNDAY, EXCURSIONS TO Fort Lee, Ploasant Vailey and Shady tide, —Steam- ave Canal st, daily at 6:45 and OA, Me; 2. S215 and M, Sunday at 9, 1 M.; 12M. 1,2, 3.40 M. : land) ‘daily “and Sun- hildren half prieo, will leave ldge, wi and 7 P. day) 10 minutes lat ADVERTISE, IN THR BV RATES. OFFI —A.—TO CHARTER, STEAMBOAT FORT Las, A. will accommodate 40) passengers ; Voy as we dor day, Apply in the afternoon ton st, JOR HIGH BRIDGE—TAKE BOAT AT FULTON AND Grand sts. Excursion tickets, 30 conts. TEST POINT. NEWBURG, POUGHKERPSIR AND same day, by day line steamers, — POLITICAL. R LINE. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, = ENTS PER LINE, ANN 3T. Quit MEN 8 CAPES, CAPS | AND style, with Torches, sold at ni or ndireas ©: F. SPBRLING YAMPAION Hats, any color an prices. Vor purtigalers enll ane st, New POLITICAL Campa; ) and Jo), with ‘patent double swing sine wd Lo clubs ab factory prices ‘a. or come to headquarters, WAL York. OLITICAL CAMPAIGN, 18764—CAP, CAPR (ANY eons Torch and Mitek, rom $1 and upward at Wie Ek, LEDLEK'S, Hattor, Newark, N. J. HE YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC UNION GL ewe gg kn No. S aeraee, fests hs "tas aay ig i i ri venini yen be ness. mi ‘on Fi i Nopaombar se i also anextra meeting 8 biked asions tt ag sinna te te m a tarpertect thelr. preparntton . mentee MH Be'tacens aad’ siehose, te the expect took fered forsale, ana be procured frm the aeerttation ane meine the day, All democrats wie a ie roame MENLO DIEPENDORE, < dows Ho Hanwert, { Recording Secretaries, Evaxse On wgehapiiie EMO VALS TIS IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, RATES—20 CENTS VER LINE, OFFICK, ANN 8T. manne a en se tane ee removal, lL, DELMONICO will remove from Sth av, and 14th oh to biter oth aw, Madivon square) c 5 Monday, Sepvemoer 16