The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1879, Page 9

THE COURTS. Inspection of the Collac- tor’s Books. A TURK’S MISHAP. An Important Verdict for the Government. oe — Judge Choate, in the United States District Court. ve @ decision yesterday in the suit of the United ys. Messrs. Benkard & Hutton, denying the motion of the defendants for a mandamus against the Collector to allow the inspection of certain Cus- tom House papers. The suit is brought to recover Auties on imported goods, which are supposed to have been paid by Robert Pedrick, the Custom: House clerk of the firm, but which it is now understood that he appropriated himself, though the withdrawal entries at the Custom Howse appeared correct. That there. might be no interruption in their business Mesars, Benkard & Hutton deposited $108,000 with the ga bap pending the result of papers inthe matter, ix was refused by the Col- ofa on the ground that this would be a violation a regulation of the Treasury Department. In his decision, aiven yesterday, Judge Choate holds that some 0} She genes in the Custom House are, not- withstanding their deposit, the personal property of the merchant, for instance, invoices which he receives from herd ern correspoudents, and which constitute hi ee an original paper, title or as- surance of title oto, foedt that, considering the claim as made on ‘iat Sohalt as defendants in this suit, the Collector wes uot under any obligation to comply with it; that the Collector was justified in refusing all applications to see papers by counsel for te in a swt which does not conform to the regula- ‘ions of the TeMAbESy. Vepereme Dopartment. THE BOSTON “GIRLS DISCHARGED. A question in which bondsmen are interesested was decided yesterday by, Judge Donohue, in Su- preme Court, Chambers, in the case of Kittie Brown and Maggie Moore, arrested for larceny from the person in Bostor. They were released on bail, Michael Keenan becoming their bondsman; and then left for Chicago, where Keenai followed them and brought them back to Boston and kept them there at his sister's house, as alleged, four first securing from them at money yy had and then rmitted them to come to this city. On last Wednesday Keenan again caused their urrest, intending to return with them to Boston to surrender thein on his bail bond, but Mr. A. H. Hummel sucd out in their be- half writs of habeas corpus and brought them before the Supreme Court to test Keenan’s rights in the matter, Mr. Hummel raised the point that when the bailsman brought the prisoners from Chicago within perish rerio fd the Superior Court ot Boston it ‘was his duty to. then given them in charge of the pro} ita and that when the bond was forfeited by reason of the prisoners’ failure to ap- pear in court his power over them ended, as there was no bail bond. in existence, Judge Donohue so held, and ordered the discharge of the girls. VALUE OF AN EYE. Michael H. Aghakhan says that he came several years ago from Constantinople to this country, for the purpose of studying medicine. On the evening of July 5, 1875, be went to Mount Morris squure to witness the display of fireworks tinder the superin- ‘tehdence of Jacob J. Detwiiler, Charles G. Street and William H. Schofiela, Suddenly, x6 he avers, a mis- directed rocket struck him in the eye, destroying it. He brought suit against the parties named for ‘$50,000 ee (i inpeas ego) he ‘is entitled to this sum, not ala ant, ot tie lods*ot an eye, but the “Ag apse Halen, im pyeeuing his medi: cal ier ron trial the suit was Beran eakte Juda ig Lawrence, holding genrersbnos uriotieatss The "aeteore is that there ‘was no negligence in the manufacture of the rocket and none in setting, it off. A turtuer defence is that they were giving he the time public exhibitions a8 agents of the city authorities, aud for this reason cannot be held liabie. At the conclusion of the henoat mony on the plaintiff's part motion was made to dismiss the complaint on the ground of the defence Fe nied This motion howeyer was Ce ois and tho fence will enter on its testimony to day. VERDICT FOR THE GOVERNMENT, In the suit of the United States against “four cases BA nm Feel claimed by the auctioneers, Field, y in,the United States Cir- oer feat iRepane Ate 2 pe hs, rendered a yerdict yesterday for the government.” ‘This is the Arat of seucigiting: anita {hits court oriyinating Lemon hth Ch 3 be ween, Lawrence, Des Wou Rai government in importations of goods, “The Aida Involved in this suit was about $12,000, SUMMARY “OF LAW CASES. Robert Livingston was convicted yesterday before Judge Cowing on a charge of appropriating a friend's watch. He was remanded for sentence. Edward Parks plead guilty yesterday to a chargo of stealing $350 in gold from a roommate. Judge Gildersleevo sentenced him to State Prison for two years and six months. .The trial of the suit of the Ocean Steamship Com- pany against J, Nelson Tappan, the City Chamber. lain, was begun yesterday im the United States Cir- cuit Court, before Judge Wallace. The suit is to re- cover “head byrgi paid under protest. The aniount involved in this case is about $2,500, but up- ward of $1,000,000 will depend.upon its result, Application was -~made to the Surrogate yesterday by gerdolia Yee bp ae for letters of alministration on estate of hacats Augusta Yrelin, dateiy The The doseshat died intestate at the aye of twelve years, and the valne of her personal property alone is stated at $75,000, by eae Rakes tele Tike ke eee fury, 8 yemeeens.. be “ ae a ee and a jury, & au mone y Mary Bricher against Oxwald Ottendo ulishet of the Staats Betung The plantiil claims thas on the 20ti of last June ne paper of defendant contained a libelous articie, in which it was. asserted that she had eloped with her father-in-law, The defence is that the article was pased on @ credible rumor, denies al) malice, and pits in plea a retraction of the publication. After Ingering for months iy the courts the ques- tion of awards to owners of Neoperey within the bounderics of the proposed military le ground of the upper end ot Pine feland fas reac! a final set- iimept Judge Donohue yesterday confirmed the of the commissioners of cstimate awarding psa hi to the contesting property owners to the pa taxés due on the property from 1573 to 1876, jusive. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surmeme Court—CHamnxns—Held by Rigs 2 Dono- hue.—-Nos, 85; i 3 Iss, 213, au, fhe 292, 296, 209 200, 301, 302, 309, JO. Aasessmont cagos.—Nos. 1, 2, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, are ee Pg 1 2 BY ‘UM, 25, 26, Bi, 2H, 2, Si te home 38, 39, 40, 41, 43, 15, a4, 48, 46, 4 a8, a, 35, 36, 60, bi, 52, 53. Supreme Count—Srecun Trna—Held by Judge Van Vorst—Law and fact.—Nos, ~ ‘847, 478, GU6, Ms, 209, 910, 914, % 918, 2, 046, 608, 825, T21, 724, 596, 634, Bireliin Y Gayat—Cracurs—Paet 1.—Adjourned for the te Part 2—Held by — Lawrence.—Nos, ae ah “its, a at 3a 4341, 4351, 2u91, 161i, ss, 124. 3—Hokt ab +1956, s Tos OB be 3042, 8043, 304), 3050, 3062, 3053, wel ‘056, 057, BUS9, 8065, 3071, 307 Sureaion Cobsie—oxwenar, Trnm.—Adjourned sine Surrmon Oount—SrrcuaL Txrm--Held by Judge aoe 45, 26, 33, i, $8 60, 12, 34, 58, Gi, 41. Covst—Tm 4 Tram—Part 1—i a eek tate a Faicted 23, 464, 411, 529, 522, 403, 744, 732," 743,957, Pbicld by Juvige Frocdwn—t Ca on No at 0 ‘May vs. Schuyler et al, No day e Coston PLEAS—GeNERAL ‘TxnMm.--Adjourned for phen PLEAS—SpRciAL ‘Team—Held by Chict Justice C. PB. Daly—Nos, 8, 13, MON PLYAK— Equity Team—Held by Judge Van CoMMo? Hosted Nop. 21, 23, ony gat 4 1--Held by dudye Larremo: oe ete 908, 909, 920, oni, 12, 913, inh, ma 916, O17, 915, wae. Part 9— Held by Judge J. F, ion. WIG, N82, 1415, B46, 861, 872, 909, 960, Hest, HAO, G91, UAL, vias, 2d, 925. Maning Covnt—TiaL ay tet 1—Held “by Judge mart ar Gi: By £502, S467, A700, Als, Sait, 1250, 5508, 505, 5505, dan. "te Part Su ita Chiet Justice mitch Ns. S416, 25600, em ), SAND, Hed begs! bao bia. ot 66) tuo math 508, Part 3— , —Now, 5063, 566: 6, 6377, a, mn 5345, fae, gs 9p Gensnan 8) 1—Held. by Judge ihc Poople va. Mary Holden, teloniots assault and battery; Sate ¥s. Joseph y Wo" 4 assault and batiety; Saino ye. Mu rl rand Sie cna ie va. Jolin lateeny; Same i ego Kamo, : Hi va. Solna [che iy uae a oii by Judge inet va. Ob Meltayy A coker uunier, big ~<A Meds very; Same vs, Frauk Vender- , NEW. FORK HER: ALD, THURSDAY, FEBRU. A RY 3B, 1979.-TRIPLE SITEET. grat, fulse pretences; peas ce. Gulia W. tome false pretences, —— COURT OF APPEALS, Atuany, Feb. 12, 1879. In Court of Appeals, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1879. Preseut—Unief Justice 3. E. Chureh aud associates, No. 89, Elizabeth baat aa King. appellant, va. Sam- vel B, Durvea, Argued by William A. Beuch’ for appeliaut, Jol i, Porter for respondent. No. M4. ae City of Buffalo, respondent, vs. Stephen Pettinger Hant.—Argued by John Hubbell for apy pela’, lenry W. Box for repondent; case still on. the day calendar for Thureday, February 13, is as tollows:—Nox, 91, 88, 98, 4 88, 98, 100, 101, 102, 26, 69. VANDERBILT'S "S MILLIONS. THE CONTESTED WILL CASE STILL DRAGGING ON BEFORE THE SURROGATE—A MAN WHO WOULD NOT PLAY CARDS FOR FUN. In the Vanderbilt will case, yesterday morning, be- fore Surrogate Calvin, Mr, Lord concluded the cross- examination of Mr. Edwin D. Worcester, the witness of the previous day, He testified that's decision had been reached to issne eighty per cent additional stock of the New York Central road; when the certificates were being pregared the Commodore said that a cer- tain part should be left blank end afterward written in, sb that the printer could not make use of the in- formation he might thus obtain; the Commodore asked whether he thought the Central road would be able to pay four per cent on the capital stock and on tlie eighty per cent ‘addigicnal capital; witness thought it would; the amount of additional stock ‘was $25,086,000. Q. What pee the amount of the capital stock? A. About $28,000, . What is the Se tannt now? A. Nearly $90,000,000, . When was it raised to $90,000,000, A, When the consolidation of the New York Central and the Hud- son River railroads took place. A recess of half an hour was here taken, At halt-past one all parties reappeared, and the ex- sinination was continued, Mr, Worcester said that he had received some instructions trom the Com- modore relating to the transfer of some shares of the Canada Southern Railroad stock. Commodore Van- derbilt gayé witness all of this stock and a list of names in which he wished to have it put. ‘There were 10,000 to Willian H, Vanderbilt, 1,000 to Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., 1,000 to W. K, Vanderbilt, 5,000 to, Augustus Sche! and other amounts to vari- arties. After the stock had been thus trans- flpeek alt thale persons made out a power of attor- bee in the Commodore's favor, Witness was next asked to recall whatever conver- —* he could that he had had with the Com- modore. He said that one day the Commodore related to him that he had been playing cards in Saratoga till nearly twelve o'clock, ant back to his room in the hotel saw a Ee iu Mr. Clarke’s.room. He went in there and found Mr. Clarke and three other per- sons playing cards. Among them was Mr, Augustus Schell. ‘He stood there some little time and did not see any money passing. Then he asked what they were playing for. Mr. Clarke said they were playing for fun. Now, exclaimed Commodore as he finished telling the story to witness, the idea of four grown up men playing cards till twelve o'clock at night for fun! Mr. Choate here tho, redirect examination. After a few questions of minor importance the case oss sioureee until next Friday morning at eleven o'clock. ‘ BADLY TREATED. Without any warrant being issued or any com- plaint made before a magistrate arespectable idoking woman, named Mrs. O’Brien, of No. 94 River street, Newark, was arrested there yesterday and locked up in a cell on suspicion of being an impostor. She had applied at the soup house for relief, The super- intendent heard she was well off, had several barrels of flour in her house anda hasbaud earning good wages. On this mere hearsay evidence he had the woman locked up, a stat Subsequently Justice Otto tieard" of ‘the’ case and had the woman brought before him. With tosrs in her eyes and showing every evidence of. ae deep! ne humiliated Mrs. O’Brien stated to the magistrate that nothing but the hardest necessity drove her to the soup house. Her linsband was present and stated that all he had earned since last October was $10 50, He said it cnt his pride, as a respectable mechanic, to be compelled to let his wife go and beg soup, but ‘he had triea and tried in vain to obtain employment. Mrs. O'Brien was promptly discharged. A NOVEL SUIT: A suit has been begun in the Sipreme Court, Kings county, by Charles Dean against Theresa Bell to re- cover $5,000, which the plaintiff claims as a reasona- ble remuneration for services rendered to defendant. It is alleged in the complaint that the plaintiff was employed on January 16, 1878, by the defendant in San Francisco, Cal, to travel with the de- fenaaiit as an escort and to render such services as would conduce to her safety while on a tour through this country and Europe. He alleges that he had to wait on her daily, and was requ: to carry »bout him on his person quarter of @ million of dollars’ worth of jewelry, includin, diamonds and other precious stones, The Sheriff New York, on an order of attachment, is said to have attached certain property belonging to the defeudant. Mrs. Bell, who is # refined and elegant woman, is represented to be the wife of Mr. 4 noes Fe. 8 Bell, a California millionnaire. No answer haus yet beon served to the complaiut of Mr. Dean. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS. Wepyespar, Feb. 11, 1879, RECEIITS FOR TWO DAYS, Yards. Sixtioth street, Forvieth strect Jersey City. Loar it the es Nah Lyon yo leat H Fike weights " rom 58 Mtn ns 8d WOE hae Sheen” allow atest yard G. alos as follows : ‘fz Midsouri steers at De. ht 7 ewt.; 67 Missouri steers at Sige. per ews. ; 73 Missouri steers at 1034e. per Ib. Pen 1 Miinois stoers ne ge. por Ib. wolght ste ‘Atoots at Pisce. per Ib., weight 8 owt; 63 {liinois le. per Ib., weight Bhs ewt. Voxel & Rego atoin sold for Meyer &' Rogoustein 267 Lilinoly. steors 40 head at ¥e. per Ib, with 600. off head at S40. at tig. wr head on It ut Whe, per 1b. via Whe. of | pote oyps on 34 hewd: 32 head at 10%ge. per Ib.—weights By a 6M owt a 7M | cwt. Cogn and Thompaon sold ta elves 16 Illinois store at echt Sewt. bs Yaixel sold-tor £ Waixel mei por Ib. wi jitinots Meacrs 8h head nt Be, er, tt head at Bhic. sot Nend ws sige. por Ib with ‘on por head on It it per Ib., with $1 on por head on 31 ewt. Fdonephs sold for sel ger per tits 16 hond at Oye. 62 head at 1b,, 2 hend at her 106, ware ew. ais iton sold on commission par Ib., 4 head at Oe. per Ib. 2 OF a Lith bik on As eR ee, Phersun said for J. Seer carite sie. 17 ble steers steer at pe, Bods, — we asi Bani Feat beri weigh ewe ATs ew 7 head at mXec. per ib. 13 Wend at aTewt, 8.0. bon stoors at Se. per | rot ot Ole ewt WOK wt. butt ‘welche 1,100 tbs. 6 1,000 lb. Aye. per, 1b. Newton & Holmen old 30 Ohio steors— 3 he head at at Sige Ts. 8 Bead Ot Se. Mie. pe: er ene | at Tt head weights 1,000 nding | bail at jerton 07 TH wt; Ww. “mies 81 ih. zi ith $1 on por bea att 1 on por Sarees ad. 16 head; e owt na Vibe, at stoors, > head at. Ve. per Ib. 12 head os ihe. Wb. $1 on por head; 20 head a tise. Ib. Sh 0 Th wtih hon per ead on 48; howdhwefght owt. WL Meyor’ ’ head nt ige. s Tan ’ $00 Nv ordis t ae tage. Rath nen jor N. a W Sherman itor 2 “tileteoh at Attn ‘ Milos neoers rr het, gi ti meal 108 st Kane “fer sold I. toahend 6d ab an averaie of $87 80 per ead calves (neteded. VALS AND CALCES. red quality A aad Hot quoted. 10 hond sotd in small tote at Be, a Me. Lues.—There were no live bogs on ca vale, REAL ESTATE. The following a Ae the Real Estate Exchange February 12:— BY RICHARD ¥. HARNETT. John M. Barbour, referce—Foreclosure sale of tho three st fi dwellin, “ee nd en 6 X29x108.8 on tho us. of 27 fo of suv. to pial cenieee $8,400 Soy ei three x. with lok 2ux70, ft n, of SAth st Foreclosure saie—John in Dat 8. story brow nstons front lw 9 Laxinghin av to y plaintiff. © 11,100 Charies P. Miller, referee mre sale of the five story brick tehemont, with Lot 2ox1(M.d, No. 5u5 West S4th 100 ft. uth a o plaintiff... 6,009 OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ‘The following is a statement showing the real es- tate srebnctions ins the Register’s office, sauididel wa B23; also CUM st.. Nos. ear t., Nem, 829, 331 . Harper, Jr., to James 44, 86 wnd BS; Josoph W. Harpor and. othe Nom. Same, a he Jaued Hisepar and vibiors t6 Joshi Harper. Je Nom. Pearl st.. Nos alse Cl sJawos T. Ha “ Bt., & 4, 20D Ft, 0, iy asiee and Had wife to Broder of Did Bt, m J, Wai $8,000 gale Catharine 2 fewcabalen ta Rentus Xaleun, 12,000 Ist av, det ‘tats also Highbrid of Ist av Lapse 2 ON Ls Durii w. corner i iG; ‘helps (referee) to U pion ‘Dimo Savings 0.9; G. i! stittor ana Sunes fereo) to Charl ITA X100.10; Bae: 1, GODS. ft. weot Bd Mt i Snean iy ington av:, W. 8. 400 we (referee) to D. ®. comer. ot G7th st. xi Whitehouse (execntcr) (0 Conrad M) Ww, of Ist av.) TaxtoOii York Lite Invurs 15,000 A. Yala, are invited to attend without further no- tice, It is requesteu that no flowers be sent, Utica (N. Y.) papers pivase copy. Benaws.—At brooklyn, on Febrnary 12, 1879, Gan- ner G, BeXGEN, iu the 02d year of his age, Relatives and friends are ttully invited to at- ; tend the funeral services, on Pridny, February 14, at | | helf-past one P. M., at his late res.dence, dd ay, and Sik st., Brooklyn, ” Please omit flowers. Degnuarp.—On Tuesday vight, February 11, of | snd grandson of Leopold Laderer, aged 15 yoars, 2 month and 11 days. Relatives und friends of the family and members p of Congregation Lamuple Beth-El ave respectfully in- Yited to uttend the funeral, Friday, morning, ‘wt. alf- past nine o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 362 West 33d st. Curyse.—On Wednesday, February 12, Exi7aBeTH Dunwas, daughter of Hugh and Margaret J. Cheyne, in the 16th year of her aye, Kelatives and friends are invited to attend the fn- neral, trom the residence of her parents, 413 Ctunber- laud st., Brooklyn, on Friday, Mth imst., at two o'clock P, M. CoLeMaN.—On Tuesday, February 11, 1879, Mrs. Maneaner C. CoLeman, wife of James Coleman, ‘The remains will be taken from her late residence, 501 Grand st., Brooklyn, E, D., on Thursday morning, February 18, to the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception, Maujer st. corner Leonard, where the fuheral services will take place at ten o'clock, It is requested that no flowers be s: nt. CoRxeLive.—At Freeport, L. L, February 12, Purse JaxE, wile of Cw cCoruelius, Esq. Funeral services will take place at ten A. M., on Sat- urday, the 15th inst. Relatives aud,friends are re- spectfully invited to attend. Ci —On Wednesday, February 12, Davie J. ged 35 years. Redatives and friends of the family and members of Departnict aro invited to agtend the fu- m1 his late residence, 409 Madison st., on- ‘ebruary LH, at two P CLosby.—In Brooklyn, on Tuoslay, February 11, of pneniionia, ANN ¥., widow of Seth Crosby, Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral services, from hor late residence, No. 37 South Portland av., ou Friday, Mth inst., at tour P. M. ! Please omit flowers, DaLy.—On Triosday, Februa aged 7g yours, a uative of Balys! 11, Parnick Darr, nnon, county Dou: and of his ested to attend the funeral, trom’ his re: ork st., Jersey City, on Friday mornii ld, at vine o'clock sharp; thence to St, Peteg’s Church, Barclay . New York, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul; interment in Calvary Cemetery. Davis.—At_Kensico, Westchester county, February 11, Mary, widow of the late Elijah M. Davis, in tho sit year of her age. Relatives and triends invited to attend the funeral, nephew, Williani D. A. Daly 8,800 = zit Methodist Episcopal Church, White Plains, Po Nom, | St balf-past cleven o'clock on Friday, 14th inst. Car- pin Mile ta dn et cit Rom. | Hayos in waiting at White Piains Depot on. arrival of 40th at., 8. 8. 157.3 ft. w. of 7th ay., 9:16 train from Grand Central Dey Sinclair (referee) to Jamer Alexander and others.. 6,500 | “Emersox.—Suddenly, Wednesday, February 12, St ®, Lo of 7th av., 14x08; 5. D. 1879, at two o'clock P. M., of heart disease, Eowanp fe ireterge) to Auguste Lbbingtiausen. 8,700 | Ewensox, of 15 2d piace, Brooklyn. . 8..20 ft. x of Rivington Notice of cpa " (referee) to Johann W. Binkerood. 2,800 lotice of fu ercafter. Samuel Parsons and wife to FrucHTWaNcer.—Ot scarlet fever, on Tuesday, 5,548 | February 11, Maup AvGusta, aged 6 years, 10 months, i only child of Rosina, widow 0: the late Joseph W. Nom. | Fenchtwanger. Funeral service at ten o’clock this (Thursday) morn- Bt at the residence of her grandparents, 68 West x ington ft. n: of Sid ‘st 5 53d'st. Friends are requegted to retrain trom send- W. f. Findioy iréteree) to New York Lite nsur- flowers. ance Company... ease a ens Sarees February 12, Axx Ee Ones, 900 1¢ friends of the ‘anuily are respectfully invited Gatearon: 3 | 900 | to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 1,174 to Jon Sniffin 16 years. 5,500 | 24 av. Bs (No, 342), John Schappert (executor) to re Inriaxp.—On Tuesday, February 11, my the resi- ek Quinny + 8a yours. ree 1,200 | dence of her brother, A. Barry, M. D,, 2383 East Baron, Saaon M. T., to Stephen 13th at., Mrs. Kenroca 8, Ineaxp, in the" 65th year of 114th st w. of Sd av. 3,500 | of her age. Dunn. N. J. wad wife, Molatives and friends of the family are invited to of Hudson and West 4,000 | attend the funcral services, on Thursday, February — per end pipe ete Bing Sa oa sae 12,000 | 23. at four P.M. Interment at Yonkers on Friday on, w. wide of Madison av., 6 oar, 12) revel, Anna M. and husband, , Ch Proc: re Train leaves Grand Central Depot at 9 ifuins a0 SE 35th juTeELL.—On Tuesday, 11th inst., after a lingering t 3,500 | illness, Manrua, wife of James Kitzell. Hanigan,Hdward Relatives ancl friends are invited to ‘attend the tu- parent ae. w. 8. fy ‘ae Ben vi Gth st. 1,770 | peral, on ‘Thursday, 13th inst., at twelve o'clock, anigai, James J. und wite, tod. G. Atri Pee her dite vo No. 8) sth Stanton st., ‘Mangin s 1,850 | from her late residence, No, 89 Sth av. and wife, to ‘John Cary Je ‘end Kreyke.—On ‘Tuesday, February 11, Extzanera KLENKE. aged 56 years, 8,000 | Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- 1,300 | tend tho tuncral, from her late residence, 192 Monroe 800 | st,, on Friday, February 14, at one P. M. 6,500 JOHN KLENKE. 3,500 RIQHARD KLENEE, Mrs. ANNA CLAUSEN, 6,000 Laurensacn.—Estugr, beloved ve of Samuel “e sient eed bag Pe aE re a ~ nl Ives aud friends of the family, Hebrew Lodge, Seg Prankliu at, Satria Mirai, Noa 8 Sd 20,000 | 1.0. B. B. No. 5; National Lodge No. 209 ¥. and A, Ww 3 24th ign and wits, to Jonn J. ¥months.. ... sucoxDs arama teas OF MORTGAGES. Savi titution to Martha D. Hi 7,900 BRODSKY AND PATTERSON DISPUTE. v0 ‘M., are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, 313 East 55th st., Friday, ten 20,000 | A.M. Omit flowers. 10,000 Lorr.—On Wednesday, February 12, Peren Lort, in the 64th year of his age. Funeral from the Reformed Church, Flatlands, Thursday, February 13, at halt-past two P. M. MoLLeR.—Suddenly, at Hoboken, N.J.,on Tues- day, Febrnary 11, 1579, Curtsrian “MozEn, in the oo) | Séth year of bis age. 2:00 | Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to tend his funeral, on Saturday, 15th inst., at 5,000 | o'clock BP. M., from his late residence, 10) Hudson 15,000 | Street. Morr.—At Woodaburg, L. I., Monday, February 10, Euiza Purne, sister of the late Jolin c. Mott. interment at Woodsburg. Muni.—Suddenly, on the 11th inst., Mani L., The examination of witnesses in the Brodsky and pp onary of the late Andrew L. and Jane siull, aged Patterson contest was commenced yesterday before the Assembly Committee on Privileges and Elections, John L. Dav- enport conducted the proceedings on behalf of John in room 117 of the Metropolitan Hotel. years, 4 months and 20 days, The relatives and triends of the family are repect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, 278 West 10th st., this (Thursday) after- noon, at one o'clock. Mytus--At Easthampton, Conn., on Wednesday, E. Brodsky, who claims that at the recent election | February 12, of pneumonia, Louis P. Myers, in his his adversary was elected Member of Assembly for the Eighth district by means of fraudulent votes. Mr. Daniel Patterson, who was the Tammany candi- date and who at present holds the seat, was repre- sented by Mr. Ambrose Monell. Andreas Durst said he voted at the last election for Brodsky for Aesembly- man of the Eighth disteict. Mr. Davenport then showed him a paper and asked him if he iad sign it.” "He said he dill so-at the request of Mr. Bacon. Mr. Davenport said the paper stated that the witness voted for Mr. Patterson, ‘The next witness, Cornelins Horgan, voted for Pat- terson. He was naturalized in 1868, and said he got his application at No. 6 Centre street and then went to the City Hall and took the oaths before a judge. His u" ication for citizeuship was Lees piv a cC.,” the initials of the late Judge McCunn, of chs Snperior Court. 4. Lichtenstein, testified to ne: eg Mr. Patter- son, and said he was daly natu having pre- viously made a declaration of intention. Mr. Davenport then addressed the committee, say- ing he intended to show that many votes were cast for Mr. Patterson by persons not citizens. He re- hearsed the story of the naturalization frauds of 1868, but his remarks were ordered to be stricken out of the records of the committee. _ examination will be continued to-day at ten A. A RECALCITRANT OFFICER. Officer Schroff, of the Fighteenth precinct, was called to account by the Police Board yesterday for denying information about # caso to his superior officer, Captain Clinchy, Schroff will be remem- bered as the sphinz-like offcial who found a newly born chi in front of are 125 East’ Sixteenth street, which, rumor had it, was the offspring of s woman ho had been carried away from the place in a coach. Cireum- stances of a most mysterious nature were aasoctated with the occurrence, and, as the officer affected to be familiar with them, he was geetiones by his «upe- rior. He stoutly declined telling anything and clearly had made up his mind to work up the case himeclt and divide the honors with uo one. The Board, however, did npt signify approval of this course. MRS. STEWART'S RAILROAD. The Sheriff of Queens county yesterday dispossessed Receiver Sharpe snd the Loug Island Railroad Com- pany, under the order of the County Court of Queens county, and turned the Central Railroad aver to the agent, of Mrs. A. T. Stewart. Mr, Sharpe said ho would hiave the road cleared by one o'clock, and re- gretted the trouble that must cnsue for the poopte of Garden City and HMemps' who could not reach their homes, Mr. Stewart ent finally authorized the receiver to peor the trains on the road until he had seen Judge Hilton. . MARRIAGES AND DBATHS, a rer MARRIED. Kinxst—MoMayyx.—On Thursday, Feb: 6, at the residence ot tho bride's father, by the Rey. Marvin R. Vincent, James Kingny to Manton W., youngest daughter of Jantes D, McMann, Esq. 10 carda. Nietons—WELSH. ae ‘Tuesday, Yebruary 11 1879, at St. John's Epiveopal © ‘hurel, Suinimit ay., dereey cit Heights. by the Mr. BE. L. Goddard, Hexuy 6. Bretton sto Coma, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Senjemin F, Weish, all of the same city, . Wrep—WAnrrey.. ‘ednesday evening, Febru- ary 12, 1879, at the Chutch of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Chas. H. Hall, D, D., rector, Mixxik i, eldest daughter of Chas, J, Warren, to G&o. L, Warn. all of Brooklyn. OIED. Aiwxouy.—On Wednesday morning, Febraaty 12, Cickno Minnenr, second son of the late Cicero Milner and Mary Sclena Arnold, in the 32d year of his age. Relatives and trionds of tho family dre reepecttuily invited to attend the funeral, at the Churcn of the Transfiguration, 20th &t., hear Sth ay,, on Saturday, February 15, at half-past ten A. M. «.) papers please copy. ‘ait Haven, N.J., Taosd 11, aiter a lony illness, ALt#. Maxoatuer Wi in the 69th year of her age. Foneral services in this city at all Saints’ Church, Rev. W. Dufnell, rector, corner of Henry and Scan- well sts., on Thireday, February 1. at cieven A. VL Helatives and friends and those of her uiece, Maria February pe Bann, ed 16th year, youngost son of Sarah L. arid the iste John . Myers. Notice of funeral hereafter, Owsns.—On Wednesday, February 12, Ropent Frep- ENICK, 8on of Kobert and Mary Fredrika Owens, aged 6 years, 5 months and 19 days. Funeral trom the residence ot his stepfather, Law- renee Conzen, No. 12 Hamilton av., Brooklyn, ou Fri- day, February 14, ae half-past one o’clock. 1879, Law- February 11, E. Calla fter a brief illness. ved brother of Ars. ives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late nee, 353 Bridge xt., Brooklyn, on Friday, at nine .; thence to St. James’ Cathedral, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul. Purxxey.—At Ponghkeepsie, on Tuesday, 11th inst., Lypra L, daughter of the late Dr. Sturgis Phin- ney. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from Christ Church, on Friday, 14th inst., at half-past two P. M. Porrkn,—On Wednesday, February 12, after a short Marrua G. Porrer, wife of O, B. Potter, in th year, The funeral will take place on Seturday, February 15, at eleven ASM, from her late residence, 26 Li- fayette place, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend. It is requeste that no flowers be sent. Boston papers please copy. Puart.—At Lindey, N. J.. Wednesday, February 12, Jou, Hatsock, infant daughter of Clara L. and William T. Pratt, aged 1 year and 1 month. Funeral services crom ‘the residence of her grand- father, John M. Pratt, Esq., No. 472 Franklin avy., Brooklyn, at two P. M., on Saturday, 1oth inst. Qvist.—On_ Febr 11, after a lingering illness. ANDREW WItLIAM Quist. aged 58 years. Twiatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- ay., on Thursday, Februaty 13th inst., at one o'clock. No flowers. Ramacx.--On Tuesday, February 11, Many ©. Woottey, wife of Daniel £. Ramage, Fuueral service at her late residence, Bergen Point, N. d., on Thursday, theee o'clock P. M. Train leaves fout Liberty st. at two o'clock P. M. Rouerton.—On Wednesday, February 12, Jonn Henry Konertson, sou of John H. and Rhoda Rob- ertson, aged 21 years, 10 months, Funeral from the residence of his father, 222 East Both st., Friduy, twelve o'clock. ALVIN, voungest child of Josephine and V. i. Roth: schild, of scarlet fever. Funeral at half-past nine A. M., 124 East 70th Thursday, SavieLe.—In Jersey City, GEORGE SAVILLE, aged 59 years, Heldtives and’ friends ere fnvited to attend the funeral, froth 237 Bay st,, ou Thursday, at one o'clock Sawren.—On the 12th inst., Mrs. Lipta W. Sawyer, aged +3 years and 2 days, Frionds of the family are res) fully invited to ttend the funeral, ou Thursd: sth inet., at one clock P, M., from her late residence, LO sth av, santa. —On y, February 11, Caantes A. Suir, 29 yars. Rolatives and friends of the family, also members of Fourth company, Seventh regiment, are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral » Retorited February 11, 1879, Church, coruet dt av. and 12ist st, on Friday, February M, at one o'ctock. AnMony FquRTH (D) Comraxy, Seventa Reaitena, N.G.S.N.Y., New Your, Feb. 12, 1879. COMPANY OXDENRS—NO, 5, The, members ot this gvisipany, sre invited to at- tend (in citizens’ dress) the eral services of Our late comrade, Charles A, Smith, at the Retormed Chateh, corner of $d av. and i2lst a#t., on Friday, February M, 187%, at one o'olock P. M. ‘The usual badge ot mourning will be worn for thirty days. By order of Captein WM. H. KIPP. Fiepknicr Kowren, Firat Serceant. Srmxoxn.—On Wednesday, Pebruary 12, of brein fever, HxtiTs, youugest daughter of Raphaet and Mary, aged 23 montis, Relatives had friends of the family are respectfully invited to ehgad, the funeral, from residence 2) East Gist et, on Friday, Pobraary 14, at half-past nine o'clock A. M. Stnoxd.—On Tuesday, February 11, Peter ReEMKEN STRONG, in his 56th year. ‘The tatieral services will be held at the Church of the Atonement, corner Madison ay, asd 28th st, on the Mth #t., wt ten o'clock A.M. NTOR.--On Wednesday, Qebruary ELL ES THountos, wie of | Pineral trow ber late tewitenve, 1 Prospect st, Brovkiyn, on Friday, at two o'clock. ARN.—On Monday, February 10, of searlot fever, Manrtnvs Rtv fon 0c LD, and Mary 5) retha B, Kruseman Van Biten, aged 17 myutus, pneumonia, Samuxt, beloved son of nae i | Kornsenttp.—On Tuesday evening, oes oy } | |B | | | | | | in the Gad year of his aye. tend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 447 4th | an a Vax Ness.—Cn Tuesday, February 11, Axw Vaw Nuas, in the 85th year of Ler age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 27 West 24th st,, on Thursday, 14th inst., at ele jock. Watiack.—On Tuesday, Fel hh, at Lo bruary nig, Branch, Asx D. Wavzack, widow of the late J. W. Wallack, dr. The Faperal services at Greenwood, at balf-past three P. on Friday, the 14th. Wann.—Afier a short iiluess, Eowarp J. Warp, aged 1 year, 10 mouths and 15 da} Jiviatives;and friends of the tamil to attend the ceca trom the reside: futher, No. 185 Greenwi day, aeeneny 3h, ex onaa’ WHEELER.—At New Britai Exiza Wiareven, aged 43 years. Her friends and those of her brother and sister are especially invited to attend her funeral. The re- mains will arrive at Grand Coutral Depot on ‘fhurs- day, February 13, at twelve o'clock, thence to Green- wood Cometery direct. Wititiams.—On Tuesday, 1th ii Caruenixe, widow of the late W: her 65th year. Telatives aud friends are respectfully invited*to tend the funeral, from her late residence, 48% L oe av., Brooklyn, Thursday, February 13, at two Pp. M. prner Dey, on Thurs- Coun., February 11, » at Brooklyn, Wixsea.-—On Tuesaday, February 11, Jous Winxen, Ktelutives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited, to attend his funeral on Friday, Veb- ruary 14, at Three o'clock P. M., from his lute resi- dence, No. 491 Bergen ay,, Jersey City Heights. ‘E FOR LIVE tlantic line sailing ry PUURSDAY from A sails THURSDA R LID 5 it ed * mails. sailing every Philudelphia wad New York. carrying te Belgian and Unite 12 days'from Zrom n Rhiladelpliia flo. Destinati Office. NEDERLAND. ...Pobrua 52 Broudway For rates of passe ny jormation apply to ROWE , General Agenis, ST T 307 Walnut my Philadel ph gW YORK AND: yon Ae U North Rivers BOLIVIA. DI CrRGASSEA.. Feb.? © 1 3B “Exe ie _SHENDERSON BROTNEES Agente, ? Bow HITE STAR LINE. United statos and Royal Mail Steamers for Queenstown and Liverpool, NOTICE—The stoamore of this line@ake the lana routes uuionant Maury, U.S. N.. on both the usKaes riay, February, z Psitay, February 30, BLM. CELTIC.. Mare 2,71 ADM From White Star dock. pier rth iver, Rates—Salooa, $1, B30 and $100. Return tickets on roavonable terms. | Stverage, #, staterooms, smoking and bath rooms are placed ips, where t js¢ und motion are least, affording a dogree of comfort hitherto uuattainadle at ¥en, ‘Those stéamers carry nvither cattle, sheep uor pigs. plans and othor Information apply at York: or 1 J. CORTTS, Agent. Binite ATIC NOTICE, q With a view to diminish the chances of collision the steamers of this line take a specific course for ail seasons of the year. On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or Boston crossing the meridian of 60 at 4% latitude, or nothing to the north of 43. On the homeward passage crossing the meridian of 50 at 42 Jutitude, or nothing to the north of 42. XEW N YORK, LIVERPOOL, AND QUEENSTOWN, Fon. bt EARTHTA... .W March 5 ob. Stee nny e tickets to and from all pacts rates. Freignt and ae ieeL office, AILLES G. FRAN NUION LINE UNITED STATES MALL STEAMERS | for Queenstown and Liverpool, loaving pier 38 North River. foot of King st., every I Wyoming..Feb. 13, at 3 P.M. Wisconsin. Marcht1av7. Cabin passage, 85, $85.and ¥ Smoking, bath rooms and piano on ea: Tntermediate, S40; steeraxe, $20, WILLIAMS 4G EAT WESTERN EW YORK TO BRISTOL, tak saree nail diloucester and al ND. DIRECT, G avengers for London. Cordit, Newport i From pier i British Channel, Buu, $70, d ieatehe Su. Return tickets ave Favorable races, for freigit or passage apply to W. D. MO. TORTH GERMAN Lis ® circ ‘Line, botwo Beaten, ww York, § Southampton and Hoboken, I AGE. TICKETS TO'ALL POINTS IN ‘THE soUTiL Or ENGLAND, $0. OeuRICHS. & CO.,2 Bowling Groen. AL GERMAN MALL—HAMBURG-AMERICAN ckeb chet 8 Ling for Ply:nouth, London, Cher- and Hw: Syeuney 20 | PRLS tha, wil points in arch } —To' Ha i First cabin. $100 ‘second cabin, third cabin, 849; stocrage, $20, lng wine, bedding and tonsils, HETURN TICKETS AT HEDOGED KATES, Steamers marked (*) do wot carry stoorago, passeuxers. s drawn on ¢ guna, of Pat Agent, } OTTERDAM LIN Tho first class. Unived ers of this lino, carrying the ates mail to the Netherlands, leave Jersey City, Wednesday, February, 12 Wodnosday, March Saturday, $5), Steet hi ROPEERDAM Cabin, $50, $70. Through tickets to the Rhine, Switzerland, Be 5 Pacis, Intermediate, $45, seath, William st. praary 13 “Thuraday February Vy YL STATE OF NEVADA. First cabin, %o to $7 Rear tickets, A LINE ROYAL MAIL STBAMSIUPS Saiz Z Kimore—SARDINIAN, Februury 11; CLRCAS FS ry ik From Ualifax—PERUVIAN, Feu: a February 15, Shortest ocean passage. Superb commodatio ¥ Broadway JNITED STAt U—OF FICIAL wed by A. ©, pacite M Ab RTEAMSIUIP COMP. Fier North i Yor San | Steamed COLON Febraary 20, nooa ing for Central asia Bova Ai neric and Mexico. China. ey at comps iver. ‘ancisco, Sandwich Australia, South ts, routes apply er Dopartinent, No. 491 Aromdway once retmrn ing), J and TIUNIDAD, ston 22 SUES TYE gE Hn De LARBUROUUL. Fevruar rfroneht . EO tent * DE GAKMES DLA, 39 Broadway. Deve e REOENS Ht Nroadway [rNired ba Fd eet Lt - ee apply to Agents, 29 Broadway, feo and Spanish Ma The now first clesg: ow. few 1s a ip Weir, will sail tor at 1d ¥ OF RIC Je above por DE n Pvreight Freight reevived at all sinies at Roberta’ ‘daek, Brooklyn, " ‘law eaten taken fot the above ports. Insurance low Hine, «desir ing ineweni MALLORY & CO., Agents, office pier 2 Ne LW YORK AND WAVARA DIRECT MAIL Lt} AN Thiowe fest clags stearstip Y, y i iver, foot of Vader st, for Havana dir * of MORRO CASTLE... © SANTLAGU DE CUBA eight ahd passage, having unsul ppl "Ei PL CLYDE & Co. 6 Bowling Green. AWTON BROS., Agents in Havana, tions, a Norute Been a yPM AND ‘VERA € ae OF NOW VOR. 80 ve Waa Ag TSU Aus aiiaen Taupieo anal Tus ana, New York BL aad 3d Be | t { are requested | of his | liam W! itfames, in | COAST WISE STEAMSHIPS. > ay Ao F DAL - Sy ers el . os 5 pruary l4, at making x 98 ‘counee! nidackann ili wt Secret far Nadaaa.’ Prowl, relght und passenger rates given to all pointe ib Konthvuast CI MALLUKY & CO. Agents, ofc pier 20 East River. _ Steamer WESTERN TEXAS for Jacksonville, February RAILROAT SIAN : vy teats. COMPANY, AL WIESE, Saturday, Fobruary 15, N CIry, Wednesiuy, ¥ praary 1), ‘eight to New Urivana, Mobily, St. Lomis i River points, Shrevsport, Houston, to vation and Texas Central, Texas Pac and San Antonio and Brownsville, ts freight carried ats P.O. shdait Misainety om th For freight aad other informati BOGERT & MOK fines thi adi jorida and on Chatahovehie, ie indi es and Brensulek. da. Jnewrence one rT ation, taroughs tite of rf Yasin aa and par wu din. the 2 Mioniestppt "River. Bpply to CLARK & BRAMAN. AS LINE FOR GALY Wost.—The steamer ¢ wens, will anil from pier 20 Tuary 1S, nei TY o Cape st iver, pg et, Feb and all points e Sior a) fer iver: —CROMWEL iL LINE. —STEAMSHIPS Hee from Hwee ALHAMBR rkday. February 20 For passage, having Sculiéat accvimiuodations, oF froighe were CLARK & SEAMAN, 80 Wost st, NEW YORK AND, Cups, Man, 8. LINE FOR AVANA DIRECT. From He 17 Eust River s NU ROARS. oo Sat RATOGA, ns issued also S. In eonnaction with Frenc alip t fase ine Here rte QAVANNAH AND aay city. Or SAVANNATL, © anselp : Mallory.. GATE CITY. Captain, Dasgett From pier 43 North ®t with the tral Railron nilroad, Georgia aud Floridi new and mere iron ste GEORGE Saturday, Feb. 15, es mel Feb. 1%. bs Axent. Gencral Ageut A. und G. and Central R. R., $19 Broadway, aE Ga. 409 Brondway. JOR ST. JAGO DE BEG = The st sbip C. ARONDELE nil wv Fob- ‘y LA from 17 East River: poe jOT Wo Seutiatitlons forties xo! MES “ATAS “MAIL he E 113 Wall st: FOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA, calling mt the following ports, vi. Kingston. Jan Cap St. Marg Port au. Pr Nunta: Mari in Colombia, ani f "Aspinwall, town, Nicars ular fortnightly sailings from pier No. 51 North River, as foi FoR Way COLOMBIA, QREXTOWN Guo), ISTu- 3 OF PANAM CIFIC OR’ via Wat. F a pureary 18 raary 13 | AT Febinary 27 lass passenger accommodations. PIM, FORWOOD & ©U., Agent it for NORFOLK, F Re DAY, THURSDAY pry SATU Ay, a , with al all RAILROADS the SOUTH. 5 Through’ passenger, tickets tha “bills of ini wea alt oe atilawest rates. aay for Nortolis, 4 gant. ps recaived dally wt, pler 37 North Wives i 1 ele a 1bF Gren 5 ‘ aK. ty MCCREADY, President, To POR SALE CHE. FIRST CLASS TREE r Galvonton and return by the Mallory ine of steamships. Address GALVESTON, box 184 Herald office TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. Only 8 50 day of rule for $ pasKazo on Bt leaving Fail River tf lowing morning at Heal of boutiee Rogulye tieketernt $4, guod on any tral, tou, Magnidcont steamers NE Y idnve New York oy, (Sunday North Rivor at 4 30 P.M. Leave vatatt P.M. MOR BOSTON AND Abt fy HON tween Fall River and PORT and OLD COLL _ THE OLD REC ous Pi connects with we rest ppiat for Walt atroct ferry, and if South ferry. Nearest point for Jorsey vity and na 9) reat point for Post office, City Halt | rect ferry to It woken CHAM BES ST.—Nearest “Tene STintost poles for Des treet forty to ‘arost ‘oF.. Os RES BE “connects with curs fur Desbrossen aud. i es. KEK ST.—Conneets with cars for ST.—Nosrest point Christophor streot ferry to Hoboken, connecting with cars for Christopher and Tunth staat ferries ries. § to Pavonia at Jorsey City, and Eust BL. quare, Wallack's and Tammany third and Jamos’ and Park ‘s Garden and Me ‘wenty-third stroot forty to Jersey City. : wint to Standard, Browdway and Fifth Avenuo thontres, A Fraucixco, Minstrels, connecting with curs for Weehawken ferry. 42D ST.—Connects with New York Transfer Company'e cabs f for pr Grand Central Depot. 50T cars uf Belt Line iailre RAINS take east si i S take wont side stations, FOR UPTOW FOR DOWNTOW LitoaD TICKETS ait reduced rate Ra Pacharter. roan site Christopher street — RSTONS.—FOR A COMPLE teamboats. Barges and ofice of SLAKI Toilege ADIES OR GE ASMITH'S veautifn ors, cornor Broadway an rotNa LADY AND exchange Spanish Lessons tor Enjgiish and Preueh, 100) Hera! ranch “lst GENTLEMAN Wisu To MPEACHERS WANTED —TMMEDIAT enced Liat al, good dixctplinerian graded |, wRLATY BLO, ay teat drawing ané penmanal ean: also eo enti set HORN, Bt 140 ANO, ORGAN er; best Feferenee AND LANGUAGKS, LEX Aitentioa called to vocal Tialian professors; liberal NE BW YORK CONSERVATORY OF o BAST MTS stat oth ws BY A © torms for city (VOLLEGE ¢ Sto av. y MUSIC sth st. $1 pes udth st (fermerly Pro versity). MARBLE MANTELS. TION IN Pitie " bio of 3 Ns. ARBLI th Stats bala an as % AND WOOD MA eartery STEWART & O€ - DENTISTRY. Dit. WODEMANN, DENTIST; PULL GUN SE $ extrneting with gan balt the a MANTELS AND M UMENTS CHEAPER TRU AME. Pal Bose tet st, nene ae “ve SIN ORs we 0 char ND and OOF Com AND SEE OUR & SET: day and evening. EIGHTH AV LATO Yt ay, $6: Jer: warranted examine Hishied ar . w AN (ED TO PURCHASE. COMPLETE A the, whole Address Jt {asta A MEDIUM SIZE. COMBINATION LOUK Address A., box Tot Herat office COAL AND WOOD, 9S ve TOR) RTOER COAT, ” $3.75 UPA PELIVERED: i a AND FURNACK, RED Asi Pro and #450 vl s Hie wD AV, VaNbun JOUF «torworly 1 Lith eo