The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1876, Page 13

‘CHARLEY ROSS. Mysterious Letters Obtained from an ‘Intelligent Negro.” IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS. A Graphic Story, as Told by the Detectives, Purapzrraia, Oct, 27, 1876 The @aso of the three prisohers charged with con» phetty in tne abduction of little Charley Ross, as re- cited in this morning’s HERALD, is attracting much attention here, The letters which the police have captured, referred to im your eolumns this morning, fragmentary and vague as most of them ‘re, certainly establish two things, namely:—That Samuel Bemners, alias George Youshling, alias Punny Sam, with James Pigatt aud Sarah Brown, the \bree prisoners, associates of Mosher and Douglass, the men who are known to have done the kidnapping, and that Westervelt has beon justly be- eved to have been a participator im the knowledge of tbe crimo and that he now knows all about it, These letters, it genuine, would also seem to imply that the shild 1s still alive—e hope which many have given up. There arg about a dozen of these letters, the more !m- portant of which are given bolow. Nelson Parker, alias Jobn Williams, an intelligent begro, who-peaches” on the gang, surrendered to the police most of them. The first letter of importance was written by the prisoner Yousbhing and was as fol- lows, the “‘jewel’’ referred to in this and others being Supposed to mean Churley Ros: Haxnissune, August 24, 1874. Mr. soe Wintiams — Sin! it returned from the city yesterday. I made some time Thave got a Jewel worth at sort rheere And the owner must come to time or lose it feel { will come off right anyhow. T loft Wright; Ne oae ‘Bot tome to time. rand Douglass are RUNNING THE POWDER Waa bow, and I am running a book called things Yon ‘Ought to Kuow,” published by Martin, Dutton & Co. | Yours, with re- epect, GEORGE YOUBHLING. The next letter is still more significant 1n its al- luston to “THR CLOTHES OF THR 3B” It reads thus: New York, Nov. 4, bed Jonn—You can believe all 1 have said to be tru wilido it. Isaw (Saran Brown) last week when ia farrisburg. Everything ls quiot, and her folks have \he clot the B. oT wish you was JP will have * pandon for youit money can do it. Did you fet the things ¢ in, Don't forget t te Harrisburg soon f fers wi " the: pone waa ane medicine.” ‘eep quiet and a good heart. Yours in faith, GEORGE YOUSHLING. “41m 18 HUSHED FOREVER Now.”? The next letter shows that Youshling discovered that Parker was in Harrisburg when Sarah Brown was arrested, and be has, in consequence, alarming forebod- (ngs, and he speaks moretlearly concerning the matter, Mannispure, Oct. 4, 1876, Nxtsox :~Stn—All fs wrong somehow. Sal ix gone and I m town, 1 hope you are not playing wo tricke wronged you, { know, but it is worth your life to do so, tor the R. ease would involve some of tho highest men in the country, by which 1am paid. * * * J trasted You as a friend, and if'you are treacherous you will rain me, vell, 1am) ‘going (8, fow niles out of town, und shen T won't leave until Th No ono can tell more than that tires men tuok Sal and daughter ont of town, but when, Leanuot tell; put whut you were doing there is what puzzles me. Iflooking for me, all right, I am suro I offered fot Money, If 1 am short any time 1 can get it, id you "hear anything Salt John, there is but three of u thas how snything ‘about tho “Jewell” C. ot ‘nem you are asst tome: Kteigyon eailein selene Of course i.) wan with me, but he is hushed for ever now. He baled moa could, but all is quict now. Money's all spent, bat ‘Jewell’ sat but debtor's all beat, so there is no trouble, nepal tied, to T hear, Our goods wi day. I am on the lookout fer th from Jersey. Don't write till I tell you = have went. to Williamsport to-night. T “spok hi. ell.” 1 don’t want no rewara, i ip Ox it so that if 1 was to ‘Se or ie met that’s ron tan make $50,000 easy, for you come next to mo now. If You hear a sound let me know. Yours truly, EORGE LOUSHLING, In care Abram E. Babb. “DESTROY THE CLOTHING.”” Another interesting letter Parker declares he got from “‘Browny,”’ who keepa a “‘house’’ at No. 722 Lom- dard street, It was banded him from a the bar. tt was addressed to Miss Clara Knockoy, who is a @aughter of Sarah Brown. Sarah Brown had been living at No, 722 Lombard streot:— PHILADELPH \t. 26, 1876 * Crama—If yont mother is not here payee inclosed ight a to her, and say nothing to any one, aude = open the letter inside, Yours, sHUs The enclosed letter was addressed to Sarah pmol It 1s supposed to rotor to Chariey Rosa’ clothing and hair:— PHtapEtrnta, Sept. 26, 1876, Sapim—Go home and burn and destroy ‘every Oh or the Hothing, One string is broke and, we may be lost bilent, "Meet me at Viliamsport. | Randolph is causht nse may squeal on all, “We had four taps," and the boat was goue, “We'll stop ta Shamokin, Gov eh FROM UNDER. RARTE FLooR, wath Go home at once. Oh, Coggpa nervous, G. ¥. or SHAW, The witness also preduced a letter signed, R. L. Jackson, No, 7 West Broad street, Burlington, N. J., and addressod to Miss Sallie Brown. He and’ Offieer Tait found it on a mantelpiece in Sarah Brown's house, THE CONFEDERATES NAMED. ‘The letter contained a terrotype of a colored nd on the back was scratched, as if by a pen, the fol- wing names:—Thomas Pt George Yousbling, josher, Dough The writing was the same as in the letters signed George Yousbling. When the letter was removed from the mantel sume partly burned pieces pf paper fell to the floor from benind somo seagrasses, When put together they read as follows: — You shan’t lose a cent. Snowden will see you next wook mire, Send letter to A.C, Babb. Seo Sal. Tell 1 wid to you. * THE BIRD 18 STILL SICK athome, Wostervolt gov tem years, but all ts Pn would die before he would g've ‘us By an Tt far Have suid load, and vot out of It 81-108 74. T sed you If you see Juin (the witness) let me know soon, He Don’t write in m:; Direct to A. ©, Babb. anything wrong let now soon, It is a nice wi a) Move nothing waless you see it put toaihes, © * * © * Yoursin fidelity, or A. 0. B {From the Philadelphia Inqutrer, October 28.) ‘The report of the hearing on Wednesday afternoon dofore Magistrate Collins has a supplement which has got yet seen the light, ana which, ‘from information received, it is now proposed to give, Through it runs the thread of a story, which, though it forms only the underplot, has almost as much claim upon the reader’s sympathy as the main action of this painful drama The colored man Wiiliams, or Nelson Parker, in the rear 1871, had a good situation aad a happy home in isburg. He was a married man, and not only id , Dut a man of religious associations, ug Dis shortly previous ce 1n Delaware bad been recognized by the Ceateraate of the Colored Metbodist Church as a local preacher. This, of course, proves nothing; but many who Knew him betore the terrible urdeal through which be bas pasved have so testified to his respectability that the officer who has been working up the case now bo- fore the ” unhesitatingly expresses his con- fidence in bim. Williams, as he was then called, was engaged in a flour and feed store, and, by hi altebtion so business and acknowled, at Integrity, gave entire satisiaction to his employers. In fact, he was rather well known and popwiar character, For a man in bi tation he was quite accomplish together, w looked upon as @ person likely to rise in the world. Ot his failing ag he has done, or of hie ever becoming the inmate of a jail, nobody who Knew the man ever dreamed. Another of the colored residents of Harris- burg ut that time was a man named Cole. He may have been better known than Parker, but ve was decidedly le«s popular; for, tn tbe first plac had been for many years town dog catcher—alwa; + thankless office; and, im the second ha there were vage rumors abot wife, then a rather bright, comely mulatto woman, | tnown, for ome reason not yet explained, ‘This lady seems partly to bave eup- ported herself and her husband by the honest thougn bumble industry of the washing tub, If sbe com- bined with tlits any other industry leas honest and respectable, the people of Harrisburg did not know 11, atleast not before her husband, about the close of his lite, got into trouble. Une of the men for whom she washed Lelonged toa party of traveling arug ped- , Who did business on a novel and ratuer taking ‘They bad i buggy and a wagon, both of which jooked as if they belonged toa circus company, ana were, therofore, exactiy adapted to arouse the enthu- Siasm Of the villages through whieb they passed, The “travelling salesmen’? drove somotimes two and sometimes four horses in front of their medicine wagon. One of them was gifted with sweet powers of youg and a high order of musical talent sa a banjo player, Whenever they stopped for trade the minsirel, stationed aloft, woud sweep his primitive harp strings tnd begin pouring forth melody after melody wii a trowd was gathered, among whom bis gontienmoly associates Wouid circuiste, selling “Instantaneous Reliels,” “Parent. Dentitrices’’ und other inval men, the one who had bis wash and who, perhaps, mduced | 0 patronize her, made acquain- | tance either, It be Nien her busband of from | Faetihe at the store with Willams, for whom he showed | Agreat liking, Which the colored tan reciprocated, | ned the patent medicine vendor and the feed store em- ployé had many a pleasant chat together, By tine Williams hed so far made his way in the world that he was the owner of a house and kept a horse and wagon, with which he began to doa litte | trading op bis own account, He was ambitious, and worked hard and honestly, early and late, to raise himseit and to support in Comsort his wife, between whom and himself a strong attachment exited. He was doing Well. If he could but get a litte capital he would do better still, To whom sheatd he apply but to hie new friend, the medicine man? He did apply to and the result is already known to the pab- fa Hat the details nre vet tobe elven end here they NEW YORK _HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER ‘29, 1876. QUADRUPLE SHEET. attacked by Campbell and his sister-in-law, him and beat nim about the face ead with broomsticks. Marshal Salmon called in te r cer and had Campbell and hii rested. On being arraigned sec the Washington Place Court, each held for i tcscionices in default of Fst 000 bail MACHINERY. y LARGE BLANRRS, 9) LATHES, RNOTNES AND Boil strana ban 7 for ta Emery FOR SALE. was short of actual , SANPLE™ ROOM, DOWN” possession, How tt “en who struel TOWN, DAY TRADE, rehased this day at @ sacrifice, Apply to my YD, 29 Broadway. SING our ‘orn Cig ye GOLD Pa- caging, nse aroll me hades, &e. uns Goat! rina CLASS GROCERY STOKE. ESTABLISNRD fatisfactor} reasons given fo ge medic! bad a note in his came there be sociameelnelly explained, on which ap- peared, very neatly writtel citizen of that peighborb Williams was Known im the town ana at the bank. He bad his wagon, his horseand his howae, The medi- ‘map was s comparative stranger. little ready money. ote was discounted, the division was made. The lion’: centage besides ed tothe pedier, eens kr gg m THE COURTS. | Quimbo Appo. Admitted To sister-in-law ar- justice Bixby, at rday, they were i a prominent Low AND FOUsw. Lost, PRIDAY “RY Sand 9, om 4b av., lady's x Gold Waten. 1 with the part of a Watch jold h med oy returning articles t i Mr. STRAKOSC uy BETWEEN HOURS betwoen'Iith and 15th over 30 ithe by he ae FIREPROOP is Inquire at 17 Weet 1 , RLRGANT " SASeLER dime s asaity Sethe ESCAPED “ROM THE HOUSE OF DETENTION, ‘Two witnesses, named John Norton, of No. 188 For- ayth street, and Philip Stadt, of No. 101 Righth ave- nue, who were confined in the Heuse of Det testify in a case of burglary, made their escape on Friday night by scaling the wallo! the yard They javing enjoyed threo The discount was obtained, sharo and a per- dof he went, in Williams’ possession and the illiams know the character of e? He declares that he did not, and the police believe that he did not. But thi whose name had been forged, as note did know its character, and as everybody learned yesterday from this paper. found himsolt im due course of time in the Eastern Penitentiary, while the bank seized his property aod turned his wife adrift His history during bis imprisonment, tne letters, resents and assurances he received, were all men- ccount of Wednesday’s hearing. The motives with which the patent medicine men followed him up after he got ous of p Ata ee PRICK. 4 WILSON $875 MONEY, wien ioaak CaN all complete, for i by proving ownership, How a Perambulatory Organ Grinder Lost His Child. prominent citizen on ag he saw the Williams was rouNp-ow ati AV have the same by proving property and paying ILBON, 273 K st. J OST-IN A BARROOM, ON 19 Watch, ‘Bartlett movement, Nd link Chain and or its return aud RIGHT SHOW 6; Stand, $15; cost $60. 40 Commerce at., re: South, Boston, M. Compelling Election Inspectors To Do Their essed 10 the residenta of oy election district, sara, Street or avenue and returned arranged by street and nam, ders, ready for delivery. or delivered WILSON. 697 Broadway, room 26. OF ELECTION BOXES OR oh 38 Oi ‘OST—ON FRIDAY, IN 16TH STB 4th avs., a red morocco Pocketbook, containing $11 and The finder will be suitably re mi Saturday—there being no trials om that day—in the BETWEEN 3D AND courts, i* generally a dullday. And 80 it was yester- day, except in habeas corpus cases and motious gro ing out of alleged irregularities won, with the same tac- had employed while he was there, were also explained. The ¥ole aim of tne whole party was to keep Pine man trom betraying them to the police, for now more than ever depended upon hit ie bad heard of the ‘‘bird,’’ the “babe,” the andywas really, under the circumstances, ® most dan- gerous man to anybody who might be implicated in “the abduction of Charlie Rosa, wise enough to diseretiit or honest enough to resist inducements held out te him is ap oS 0 — 16 mL SALE—A bo hag the key through Post rat T A MONTH SINC sewers to “Vip,” cane orice wi! ve sold cheap fe BLACK AND TAN on EPBURLING AWE," wr Oneae SATURDAY, ES E Co taining 870. The Cader, Will be suitably rewarded by re M. J. DEAN, 25v Academy st, Newark, in connection with Leading off the habeas corpus cases was shat of Quimbo Appo, the Chinaman of allegea abnor- who was yesterday brought into Supreme Court, Chambers, before Judge Barrett, upon a writ of habeas corpus. He does not appear any older than on his first appearance several years ago toanswera charge of murderous assault, and tt would be difficult to imagine a person of more tn- offensive bearing than that presented by him yester- Gay as he sat quietly waiting a disposition of his case, Nene “District. ler Republican } GE BEST FITTED UP AND MITCHELL, 77 SPLENDID RESTAURAN’ jocated in this city. Particulars of mal homicidal procliviti Be GAL TORCH, eon AUGUST 1, torch with extra at- ‘That the man was GROOKRY, FRED STORE, HO ES | . doitig an exellent nat ath. JAMKS CAGNEY, 15 Abi 6.—An entire novelty ; fuming same to 200 datos; 100 of these vorche than 500 of any oth factared b; SHALER MANUPACTURING COMPANY, No. 4 Murray st, ‘OUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIO CLUB. all the brillant “medicine men’* io favor of bis honesty. wondered at itary confinement Sai FaU REA NIGH’ R yu pay $5 reward for the return or samo crime committed by another, the man did not turn against society and join the gang in their nefarious carcer. With the characteristic meekness of bis race he left the cell in which he had suffered, there is little doubt justly, and next day went home to Harrisburg to seo His arrival was expected and watched tor by the men by whom he had been victimized and was now ‘¢ had been at home but two days when ho recéived u letter promising him $600 it he would come to Phitadelphia, He came, but, as advised by a triend, declined to accept apy money from his tempters or to Dave anything to do with them, and got # situation as co nother mistake here had him a second time tnto trouble. atin a position where he bas already been of ‘to the cause of right, and his occupation of which seems a striking indication of the action of an overruling Providence justice. A memorandum book of Parker, as he should ow be called, was accidentally, or rather Providen- tially seen by Licytenant Given. cutries that set the lieutenant first to thinking and then to acting. Slowly and steadily, @tep by step, ho ely paid his way back, along ‘OR, turned to 250 West 4th st. T TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ON W EST But he did not Hon, Joseph Pulitzer, RIORLY FITTED oP Liquor STORE FOR SALE vay, || William Kelley, as the testimony adduced at the he killed the deceased d counsel that most was not of a higher grade of homicide than manslaughter in one of the minor degrees, Assistant District Attorney Leary opposed the motion, Judge Barrett, after hearing an extended argument, decided thay vhe case was a ballable one, and referred {tothe Distriot Attorney to fix the bail. announcement a seraphic smile flowed over the flabby gee features of Quimbo Appo, |i he buildings phn daily ; sales $0,000 i Aoltabte e ward will TRIMBLE & SO Hendricke and Refuse OOT AND SHOK STORE FOR SALE— she bent locations up town business to attend to, Inquire CITY; ESTABL Furnishing Goods wher going to Kur reason fo for seiing, has other REWARDS. REWARD PAID FOR RETURN TO GEORGE HUGHES, 543 West 47th t., of Momo Coover Union, Tuesday, October 31, All are invited. FURNITURE, At tar AY Last) AP Casti The best Parlor Furniture, coachman with a B o'clock P. M, ly got jtead, it led to his + also Dinmouds and eS (egret ye ‘The Ouder ean keep the mone: Dooutalning $20, book, with owner's name, FRARGAIN—LARGE BOARDING HOUSE from Brosdway. Rossmore Hotel, S69 7h mediately upon ti taken belore, District Attorney Phelps, w! b was fixed at $5,000, The amount of bail required was Bot forthcoming immediately, but it was stated that Quimnbo Appo had friends who ‘would speedily come to and receive the above reward for book, by returning to ol the guilty to Hela lestt wnianaid Verges ference sent old, Apply to A. PL BUTT ie, Occidental Hovel, st., between I and 2, iQu ‘OR STORE, BEST IN TH fh wnforescon circumstances It contained some ning Boom Furnitare, | The dost hair Mattresses, ‘Tho dest spring Beds, The best Parior Beds, GEORGE A. CLARKE’S, 747 Broadway. Froneh Flats furnished on on Niberal terme, TE PAMILY LEAVING FOR EUROPS hb, all their elegant House- Second on the of habeas corpus cases which yesterday came before Judge Barrett for adjudication ‘was one In reference to the custody-of Jennie Arreto, rambulating organ grinder named © petition showed thatJennie Arreto, who Is Mawede years of age, bas during the past summer accompanied her mother on a perambulating organ grinding tour through Connecticut BStutes, and that she Irequently had to walk et during which, while her mother ground tunes on the organ, she solicitea contributions It appears that she is now of her brother Guissepe Arreto, who keeps fruit stand at the corner of Cedarand Nassau sere and that be is sending hor to school and other- wise providing for her support. Her parents, now- ever, are anxious to have her restored to their care, ‘and with this view obtained a writ of habeas corpua Judge Barrett interrogated the brother and the child, and having satisfied himself that the former was a proper person to be Intrusted with her care gave an order to that effect. Tho child looked extremely bappy when she left the court room, but the parents’ looks betokened anything but pleasure. ‘Closing the list of habeas corpus cases cured to effect the KE Ratehe Templar'y Unt: made bis way, and till the road by which the loader has He tound wh where the house who were its inmates, where they lived, an Week after week, ness of tho old buggy and the ga; with ite pain’ (\OaL YARD FOR SALE—DOING A GOOD BUST. ply at 37 South 7th av, RUG STORE FOR $3,000—BEST BUSINESS LO low rent; no agent notices. Ad- town Branch off CO} NSIDERABLY a daughter of a Louis Arreto. Harrisburg wi and who its frequenters, what they had been doing. month after month, with the steadi- riental Avenger, he has followed the gay powder and potien circus wagon, gilding and prancing horses, through village after village, now conferring with th ter, now refreshing the memory of the hotel clerk, questioning this rustic and that one and the other, in- torproting the “babe” of one letter, the ‘jow another, picking up a third where it was not los! could not be hidden, and saving a fourth from the Whoever would like to follow him in his search need take a seat beside Esther Summerson, while Mr. Bucket is on the box, and drive off as that faithtul officer repeats his steady going And, at !ast, when the heutenant is ready to tell you how the buggy went on ahead and || the wagon foliowed; how both the Ross boys wero "| "in the buggy till the elder was there was a stoppag place, and a transfer of the stolen child tion, the buggy going one way and the when he is ready to tell you that and some fow other facts, he, one night being in Harrisburg, and learning that’ Bonners and Picket aro in a certain hi to pass a pleasant posts his men round it and rings the bell. ide em is Parker, like ono risen from the dead. ‘ind him, almost within call, the civil and military F of the Commonwealth, —Lost, ON THE 28D D5 REWARD. luster diamond a oth av. car The arming It to F. INTR REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED—FOR he return of gold hunting Wateh, Chain and Locket, loat or taken from gentleman on Friday afternoon 27h inet. probably near Fulton err 5,470. An; tion on 6th av. ; ver dress OPIUM, Herald ht miles a da: PRIVA will sell, for immedi: bold Furniture, in lots to sult purchasors—namel RUG STORE FOR SALE— IN’ BROOKLY the oldest, best located an dom met with, trom the listening crowa. ij also one Wind rich Parlor Suits, cove! Contre Tables, ndopportunity sel . DIXON, hen 1 nol in susin; Turkish ), WILL BE PATD FOR JEWELRY STOLEN ON October 10 from 113 Kast 38th st, Address G, it, 8, Flower Stands, Lace Cu hw hingte 20 Bedroom Suits uth Washington ee tains, China’ and pil ‘ar Cases. Badetonds, Bureaus, Washstands, Commo ARD OF $100 WILL BE @ urn of Diamond Stud lost in Johnson 2th at. and Broadway, on Thursday The Ander will receive the above reward spring Beds, re only open ‘Bleak House,” ing 8 Stanus, curled hair Mactres vu and no quostiong me to 8, OSTRANDER, Browet 28th wt, and Broadway, MATRIMONIAL. OF CULTURE” AND desires correspondence matrimoniat with Farniture ; Exte ROCERY STOCK “Get on, my lad.’” rivate residence 120 West 23 can be packed for ob —A.—CARPETS AND FURNITURE. 0 now offering the largest and most comple non a little wi and Fatigue Uniform and Equipments, in re Badge; price for ail, $20, Address D. U., box ia oof a young Woman named Galena Pascal, It appears that the accused is charged with robbery committed some time since in New Orleans, and that she was arrested in this elty on a reqaisition by the Governor of Louisiana upon Gover- nor Tilden, and that she is now in the custody of the Sheriff in this city. The applicant for tho babens cor- pus is Laurent Pascall, claiming to be her guardian, § granted and mado returnable to-morrow, when tho matter will be fully investigated in the Ke siteen te widow olty Aas ec CAKE AND DINING SALOON, dive conftdnttnly SINCERITY gt tho Herald ‘STYLISH WIDOW, ASTRA EX, WiTHOUP moans, wishes to make the acquaintance of awealthy Address BRUNETTE, box Carpets, Ollcloths, ee, YY STORK CHEAP. oa Peete th wy, Now’ York. WOR SALE—aT A TREMENDOUS splendid Liquor Rugs, Curtains, Cornice, Furniture, Bedding, & p Tapestry Carpets from, $1 ber vere aren ore in Brooklyn; vice t eodentedly low, SFANLE “WiIboW LAI oR SALE—A RESTAUR. r Wuppor Rooms up stairs: HOFFMAN Pat 232 Ble ker st., cotner ot Alena ate OR SALE.—A THREE TON COAL OR HAY SCALE, Figamplete wad in good order. Apply at 125 Water ate, BILLIARD SALOON ‘all completely tur- iu, Photographers, ENFORCING REGISTRATION. the Courts have been pretty busy listening to applications of parties alleging their right to vote, but which right bas been contested by the inspectors where they havo offered themselves tor of this character came yesterday before Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court, Chambers, In tho frst caso John Terry in 1868 got his certificate of naturalization. wrong seal to it—the seal of New York city instead of tho Supreme Court seal—and the refused to register him. His counsel stated that the mistake undoubtedly occurred in the hurry seurry to manufacture citizens in 1868, but that the using of the oer seal Was unquestionably unknown at the time y. He stated; further, that Terry had voued fagalarly from year to year since und had no idea of any difficulty ‘im the case until recently presenting ‘Tho inspector said that there would be no objection to registering Mr. Terry in case he prevented the proper papers, and Judge Barrett thereapon directed an examin: the Supreme Court, with vi — papers with the proper seal affixed. A point which has often been disputed—that i¢to jection day is to be counted as one of tion daring which men.’? They are ‘“wanted.’? They had better, being gen- entiemen, and uo ‘more words Fine Cottage Sulte from 810. ENTLEMAN ov WRAL Inut Bedsteads from $4 75. Gail aud eznmiine our koods and For the past few da: brewer behave as cwst,” says Benners in a surly tone, “Come to the Mayor's office and I'll tell you,’ answors the licutenant, (AENT EMAN GOING | TO CALIFORNIA, WOULT nt aud attractive lad: object, eas, particulars, FRANCISCO, Horald Ups GREAT SACRIFICE FOR satin brocade Parl arc FINE STEREOPTICON, OR WOULD 1 Photogeaph’ View Wagon, ‘AS! rly new, for $125, worth Pal matrimony. A ‘ Chamber Furniture, ‘Addran 3 esd haireloth Sitting Room Suit 8. China, Bilver Ware Cutlery, de ig city; realdence Si West 24th FRANOAIS DESIRE © CORRESPOND Ite EN trang als aver une dame americaine, Addr days, ROBERT S., Herald offces BILLIARDS. 7 MERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLE, wire cushions, indorsed by all leading \nducements now offered ; sec= fee & CO, 40 Vesey st. GBNTENNIAL MEDAL AWARDEDDI DOGLENDER, No, 738 Broadway, New Dent J Billiard Tabi GLASS, OLD: ESTABLISHED Liquor store’; day trade, ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. [From the Philadelphia Times, Uct. 28.1 In connection with the letters presented at the hear. ing of Samuel Benners, alias half a score of names, James Piggott, alias *‘Doc” Bell, and Sarah Brown, alias “Dutch Sal,” charged with being accessories to the abduction and conccalment of Charles Browster Ross, one fact remains unpublished, Upon the back of one of the letters sent by George Yousbling, or Ben. 1s he now torms himself, to the colored witness, Nelson Parker, while the latter was in the Penitentiary under the name of Joha H. Williams, the: writing ina different hand trom that in the letter. Parker, when questioned, stated that he was the writer, and that it was the result of a ‘‘contemplation” in the letter “George,” as he in- roffered him some money, over the matter he be; e back of the letter. raperty: of tena The clerk affixed the between Sth and aE SALE—A CHAMPAGNE SORRERN aUaDeRe, trade mark, office if required. Address pectors accordingly in working order; list of customer: &ec.; instruction CHAMPAGNE, box 148 {OR BALE—A BOARDING HOUSE, WELL FILLED ying boarders, in ® good location, West jock from the Bicvated foad. “M. U., box 143 ae oe SUIT, COST $850, FOR $250; ds @. $200; Profossional players; Herald Uptown i ad most correct cushions, LOT OF BEUOND HAND BIL peeps bisa TN Perfect order, equal W. Row at ECTIONERY AND TOY ; cause for selling, slekuoss, Apply himself tor registration. D TABLES AT REDUCED PRIOKS | cot Fancy Goods and Milincry Store in tho bi PHKLAN'S Faetory and Warerooms, corner of 30th st. ity For particulars inquire at 343 Uth av., A wee UCTION ROOMS, 22 KANT 13TH.—LARGE STOCK good, cheap Furuiture, every kind and grates, wrong to the preparation of MISCE LLANEOU! DINNER SETS CHARLES VAGT & © T PRIVATE SALE—AUCTION kinds parlor, bedroom and dining room Farnite cheap; Pianos, Organs, PRICKS.—ALE IN CONKEQUEN( 8 OF 7 THe rie OF No. 15 7th ay. VD GRYSTAR while in prison, variably terms Benners, and while poo his thoughts on templation’’ was a follows Paintings, Cutie O'S Auction Hor rae ye! HRGANT SATIN, SUIT FURNITU, jan the ‘thirty days preceaing the el the voter must be a resident in the clection distriot— was decided by Judge Barrett in the affirmative yes- On the 9th of October John Carroll, a resident of the Thirteenth Assembly district, moved a tew rods away from the residence in which he bad lived for several years, and the inspectors reiused to register ground that he would not be thirty daye a resident within the meanin: betore Judge Barret! same election district, because an ary Store, Stock ‘and. Hialeren Woat 12th ‘se pr P. apetied oe teamed ie bent PA’ pte Trendy for use, ores Heinvoed Oil, 00s. a gallo ane ROBERT J. ROS! Diamond Broker, 808 Broad. rd of colors and . 48 Maiden ia ARTIES IN NEED OF, CASH DEST: of goods of any dexel Fmt once by nddte 4c, 9 (50 or Ww YORK” ote VIL Ci PIRST CLASS STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE $2,000, of which $500 can remain; permanent cellent opportunity tor man of business or tore Up igh ab) = ratte i God twill help free, per will coy me. main, for God knows I am innocent jewel in sin, for Jess than Charley Ki Snel chit Amok who. Goold. Waal S sian God forgive him rgued ‘roll was still within, the ‘election district” . not E iid, white or black, would murder, Fa the wrong he has done me. ‘® good ‘uptown location. The coneluding symbol was the union ‘ot Williams’ Parker says that he has known for about seven years. He supposes that Youshiing wiute him so frequently while he was Youshling felt and knew that it was A ASAE AR LAR eer ee ee apr town. ARM YOUR HOUSES WITH THE GoTiiC CITY OF YONKERS—A WELL LOCATED . paicondlacsceereshe.s: corner Grocery; trade mostly cash; r yaser, or might that it was only fair that the 9th and electiiu day jd this would give thirty days, Judge Barrett held the second point to be good and ordered the man to be registered. He declined to pass on the other point. SUMMARY OF LAW CASES, The divorce sult of Maria T. Reed against ber hus- band, James W. Reed, was yesterday referred by Chief Justide Curtis to Bernard Roelkor to take tostimony, In the Black Friday suit of Albert B. Richards against Jay Gould and’ others, Chief Jastice Curtis yesterday denied a motion made on behalf of the de- jendant to perpetuate the testimony of cortain wit- or Parker's cod. it low; # bargain should both be counted, At greatly redu-ed prices. BUOTS AND SHOES. APGOOD'S SPANISH Ho HED Bedroom Suite in walnut and ash, Cabinets, Sideboards, Marquetry Parlor Tab les, prison beci.aso through Yous! prison. All the latters bi by the Warden of the P know if they were all read. He says that he has not Kept his secret ever since the abduction of Charley Ross, for after he bad received « few letters wnercin mention was madeof the “jewel,” he sent for the warden, but that official was enjoying his summer va- cation, He then sent for the chaplam, Rev, John Ruth, ters aud told bim that iy were the party tha’ He bad beard co aud makes the the times, shoe ME ROUTE AND GOUD HORSE AND WAGON ecoived were opened first entiary, but he does not YSTER, LUNCH AaB COPTER BOOM vor SALE. RTON, Herald ice HOTOGRAPHIC ¢ GALLERY, FURNISHED IN COM. ‘uments, &e., to let, or will Mantels and Frames, olote order, iucluding al Fe Apply 2d ave K Al ‘OF FIRST OLASS M chant Tailor for $1,000 cash, or will exchange for Vir Mortgage of $1,100, SEWING MACHINE. “NEW DOMES 10. HALP ( Piers, with connecting cornices, in Eastlake and modern styles; 1ulal, PERTH {guaranteed to ‘give satistaetion. J. x SPECIALTY = ly made, carefull C. KE and showed him is opinion of them was that d in the abduction of the child.” of the abduction of Charley Ross from Soon Nichol- son, and after he received the letters he said h like to seo Mr, Ross, He was told he should see bim when the warden returned to the city, but for some reason or other Mr. Ross was never brought to his coll. Parker says ho also thinks hoe mentioned the matter to W. W. Walters, of 533 Arch street, a gentleman who frequently visited the prison. Iso after he was discharged from the Penitentiary, and that gentleman procured for him legal advice whether he should take any money from Yousbling. He was told not to take it, as tt would make bim an accessory to the crime, and for that the money Youshling or Benners proflered him interview In *Reddy’” Ditt- below Locust, when Yoush- T Mattrosses, spring Beds, Bedding, &c., A TDR. KIMBALL full by $10 uy em ud for athe esouthiy #4; solld gold fillings, tion guaranteed or Souvenir, i alnine fh full », A. \, MACAULEY, 61 at prices that dety competition. DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, The complaint in the case of Anna Lowenstein against Anthony De Leyer and another, which was brought to set aside a chattel mortgage, on the ground of fraud, was yosterday dismissed by Chief Curtis ou the meri An order was entered b; im the Court of Common profits very large ; tigation solicited. Ad- RREATRED | WHILE YOU : fail Sets Guin Teeth, $4, a8 He saw Mr Walters at teeth wre to be Judge Robinson yesterday ‘leas tor tho appointment of trustees of the estute of John Dowdell, who is now in Sing Sing sorving out a seutenco for manslaughter. was stated in the petition that Dowdell had “led 0 the bank. Messrs. Frederick A. Loew 8 of the one owner reuite out of busines Wi sega artment of the prof Or partner with PURNITURE, (PO CONTRACTORS.—POR SALR, AN UNEXPIR: 1 arty, with two of Blake's ¢,,all tu complete working of & quod Stone . by PURNITURE, when they had man's den, Ninth stre hing directly alluded to the Ross matter and #1 ed of the jewel; ‘or particulars = ¥. EAUTIPUL SET ARTIFICIAL ran FP aseecenu, R. TG. WAIT, 45 KAST 23D ST.—FIRST Dontiatey nt low, popular orices. ~ ASTROLOGY. STROLOGER LISTER, 319 6TH AY.—SEND FOR Address ull letters Post office box 4,420, N. Y. Valentine Gleason, the convicted bond forger, went he bail tor $2,000, and, Spaulding failing to put in an ap- Dewrance, was compelled to pay & It now appears that the jadgment was never canceliod, and a motion tor this purpose yestorday was ‘granted by Judge Robinson in the Court of Com- Elisha L. Cole and David Wood claim that Orville L. | ° Grant owes them $901 on two promissory notes, one of which recently went to protest. Jadge Barrect day granted an attachment agi being @ non-rei claimed that he owns certain shi and silver Refining Company, in this State, The at- \achment was granted, On the 9th ins, Joseph Delamar obtained an order of arrest against Charles Sch priser of the cigar and liquor store No. 1,2 It was claimed that his real name is Max Schies- nd that the business was not hia, but bis wife | be sold out tho same fraud bh ‘oe and Messrs. Jacobs & Sink, 1 have not got what I ‘agistrate William B. Collins advised Parker to take all the money he could get from Yoush- , bring it to Lieutenant Givins, obtain a receipt for it, and the money would be used in working up the casa For that reason Parker, when he afterward m ry, after be had made a asked him tor When asked if it FURNITURE. eee Y, Ditiss: wine peas best | $2,000, which ho Cull and examin. Renee hig apres reduction yet in Forniture, Beddiug, Mir- ., ke. ut Extension Tables. { WASHINGTON AND PREAS WANTED—24X38 OR bua particulers, PRESS, box 142 “] LDINE PRESS, italy MEDIUM, THRER Paper Cutter, both new id that while in prison he received 342 or 343 ievters, and he preserved every one. discharge he shipped them ail by express to his home in Harrisburg, and when he was arrested lately by tho GREATEST BUSINKSS 128 th av., corner tor sale at a bargain. THOMAS THACHER, 49 Broad STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS, TANKS, + Hand Drills, Lathes, Belting, eau Blowers, seo- e. vy ai3 Water st., Brooklyn. AND OTHER SIZES YLES IN KA KE 1,000, —NO- OSITION, AS ORDINALY FURNITURE, ome en ee DNTE Re in ay Etna AS Lt Wace “BUY OF THE MAKER AND MAKE BY If.” TTENTION —KNOW THY » mpoxed upon by pretenders. consalt the gre Giving searched among all these lowers, and those from Youshling in 1874 disclose ond hand Tople en Ong Machines Huger, as owner and pro- that manner TARGH Lot OF 7 DOUBLE Lot second band Belting. nearly new for sale Looked by REIDY & HAKVK LA BLANCH, THE GREAT UNRIVAL Lt medical Clairvoyant, No, 102 Wost ‘ since that time keep bi ter may not be surp: ment against Yousbling Us Charlotie’s, and OWERFUL PRESS with DRVER TTENTION.—CONSULTATIONS — O nemios, losses, absent friends, love, marriage elused aniess satisfied. i the cause of his contin ment may have passed away when he became free. He did not voluntarily inform the police of whet he knew in connection with tne matter. August last for larceny, and trom papers found in his possession the connection of the three prisoners was ‘That the prison authorities should not | have noticed bis remarks about having a knowledge of the Koss case {8 not, perhave, very strange, for at time there was scarce a prison im the country but what held halt a seore of convicts anxio bduction, and at th ker is remarkably bright | tells a straightforward and well con- vnvarinbly escaped during the nearing | fromm any corber into which Counsellor Freeman, on crows-examination, had nigh driven him, and every seeming discrepancy in his remarks be readily expi ‘The trial will be Oxed for an early day. MUNICIPAL The receipts of moneys im payment of ta: and personal estate In this city and county during the past week were as followe:— ND HAND SORKW CUTIING EN- KO He wus arrested in Lathe wanted: P the saie in question XRUAT ROBUE RAE TAIRVOYANT TE TE eae Be AMES, conducted by y Cherion oF Mex Schlesinger, | jad aiways been honest in bia Upon this state of tacts the ME, BENNETT, akin ASTROLOGL Nip and prospects truthfully, EW AN X 3 furnished; pe fitting sud an Manufacturers, 2s9 6th av., near 1S ny and that the defendant doalings with everybody, Court at once vacated the order of arrest, DECISIONS, SUPERIOR COURT—-8PECIAL TERM. By Chief Justice Curtis, Jadgment for dismissal | Memorandum. 4 60 PRK CENT MORE THAN ANY MAN Veraivare and Bed nh Re in elty tor Carpes Au sb between Zh and sOch ats, elty, PRICES FOR FUR. JOK SALB—ENUINES, HOILBRS, STRAM PUMPS OF all sizes, now and second hand. P, CASSIDY, 4 to 10 Bridge et, 7 saa BTOUK AN a Cow visier tw and intelligen nectod story, ‘cash or liberal terms of payment 159 and 157 Chatham #2.” Thir- Lowenstein va De Ley: of the complaint upon the merits. ‘Tyng va. Marsh. —Motion to send back report of ref eree, &c., denied, With coxts, Reed va Reed. —Motion for a reference granted. Struppman etal ve Muller ot a A REGIABLE orthy Clairvoyant ; magnetic treatment GREAT BUSI , gives maguetic treatinent. tw cast iron Kettles + AelRHO RS AND PICTURE al st, upstairs, EKEEPING, ADDRESS highest prices paid | MEDICAL. MME. RESTRLL, = ESTER, PUYSIGIAN BOARD AND ia) Midst Washington and Weet, TREATED IN 24 HOURS OB EU EAD, 262 East 6th st. MB. MAURIORAU; E (OR SALK—ONB TODD & RAFFERTY ENGINE, 16x 40, one, three-roll Callendar, one Grinder, one Vitlean- leer, cue Power Press, Ho, une engine Lathe ESD 1% i diately PrisKR, 203 7th Farntiare, Pianos, Bedding. switins PARLOR BEDS—a1¢ Boukewse, Buroau, Sofa and Lounge oe other macuinery. 149 Charles st., bet. “ALL LADIES SAPKE Ww! | smith et al vs. Smith —Order appointing Joho McDonald receiver, &e. Hart vs. Doyle et ai. —Reterence ordered. Wagstall vs. Smyth —Referee’s report confirmed. et al.—Caso and exceptions or- HAND FLANKER, m Were WARD & 00. offer their large ana elegant stock of Ibbotwon v8. K SOMPLAINTS oPaaeTLy CURED BY Mine UHRARDIN. 67 West 3d st raMAL og COMPLATSTS ‘3 DYER, 47 West 18th at., near Goh ve Bright; Aste vs. |. Orders granted, SAULTED. Yesterday afternoon City surshal Peter W. Salmon, armed with a writ of replevia iasued by Judge Parker, of the Third District Court, proceeded to the tenement house No. 152 Bieecker strcet for the purpose of levy- ing on the turniture of Joseph Campbeli, who occupied He was unable to effect the doors ber ewbuyer, and Scheina ler tor wale or "o 3 hire. 54 Mast B: POR SALE-—3 FE LY CURED BY kW POOT LATHES 1 and Kastiake styles, at greatly reduced prises, $5,132,411 42 p the contractor tor supply ties and Correction with Sour. contract is for 4,000 barrel age price of $3 93 per barrel, making an agg! 28, 920, The contractor ONFIDKNTIAL | | ANTED—A SBCOND HAND GENERATOR AND ufacturing soda water. Kast SOTH ST. ato, sure and quick for UR an == y METHOD-SAYE, Ca quick, All cases, pM PinyaiciAy CURRS: ik 16, 40 Basi 20th st, Ds WHITEHEAD, 202 Warte se TO PURCHASE—A PIPR CUTTING MA- from two Inches dows: b price, fall particulars, Mice. state maker's rooms on the entrance into Campbell's aj locked on the inst the doors he was admitted, | the roame to perform his official duties than be was LIQUORS, CHINE, tox box rt He i Trewert BONS & 00., 1M: s0l8 oropriesors of onaway, New Yore The police made 1,909 arrests during the weer. ‘The deaths for the week iy —_ births, 44 0 a aa UNLESS QUMED,. 1S A on Dr, or Mme, WEST, oy ALL CASBS GALL 4 Blovcker st., near Broadwat "MORRISON, 65 West 16th ot,