The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1879, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1879.-TRIPLE SHEET, 5 fe: a a i . by some interosted it nues. ‘They Gnally broke open the scuttle of the MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK. | Gluicion tcmsiun uuelittcheed, sects laine ‘ae | ‘TOR MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, house No, 158 West Fifty-third street and entered. D . the Oswego widow's will, of course, receive primary Mrs, Jane Watherspoon, who resided there, was in- | Judge Gildersiceve.—The Bay) 3 PAYING THE DEPOSITORS—A QUIET THRONG OF | attention. It seems, however, that even in that case THE COURTS. formed or the fact by Mr. Liscomb and both went to | burglary; Same vs. Ed len NKEDY PEOPLE, sonehes jong pate y is inevitable. here is very little | OFFICIAL ADDRESS BY THE MINISTER OF Pum the roof, Ono of the thieves ran over the roofs | Song busses 1 ene, nk At the time ten o'clock yesterday momnisig!owhed | suélr's character us ‘rendors It hard: to realizo upoa | TIC WORKS 70 GOVERNORS OF ST4TES OM THM La Act Con; O88 toward Seventh avenue. companion, who had ~ is Jame. : . them at present. In a circular which Receiver y ‘ERPEISE—DEVELOPIN@ The Late of Congr Regard. broken open tho storeroom on the upper floor | Alexander Sidell. grand Ws the doots of the Manhattan Bank were opened forthe | Prin isched nome time aco hie sote forth that he | OB##OES OF THE ENT. and had packed up a quantity of cloth- ands Powers tan first time in over four months for the payment of / hus recoivel very little money or other valuable | THE COMMERCE OF MEXICO—APPOINTMEND ing and silyer ware,on being alarmed ran up the ‘Caroline A. Hansen, y house; depositors about one hundred people of both sexes | property. Ho says iat when he took possession— . + ‘ithe: : or VICIALS, lerardanmeasdandiiiieeren ina pert onan $5, dulla De Vonlao, teat snd of various conditionwf life were in waiting oD | of 4.0" sinter except ‘ihe deposit’ an’ the Ine ep ond burglar shouted out to his fleeing companion, | P%,Judee, Cows o ihe Ip 5 the Brosdway sidewalk, ‘This crowd quickly filled | surance Depsrtinent’ of New’ Jersey, consi: ing Criminal Trials Repvsiic oF MEXICO. Secrerany or Stare AND DEPARTMENT 1 to his aid. Mr. Liscomb, however, 6 . ; a “ ; : f * bonds tone ov Punitc Works, AN OLD HOTEL SUIT. | fee eerie tod blew, kavcked bim gown, still | ¥ Thomas Mekennsand Jaagaliy barley Some | the space outside theCoficrs’ desks and was formed | ing of « bond go mastanene, ot she” face Goleta eee ie Bolding ap 12 he other. Oba of te, scoundzels 06. | Secsena ieee , imth ena jong “ect ia wa ia rene ote foroclose nearly all of these. | Sowe are litigated; | By direction of the President of the Republle thi and Liscomb succeed in Aetainin 8 One * 4 3 " ying ‘sw! low an ie en on the | on others decrees were taken out 1 th erty ” he first had grasped and bringing him to the Twenty- » feiper nt a - and the property | department has determined that an international exe S ou 7 ; ia duty, but their | sold, Under order of the Chancellor empowering me : UNITED STATES, Bt sidewall. yet ne Paps Bde pitt i ps ¢ | to bid to prevent the sacrifice ot property, Lhave in | Mibition of the products of agriculture, industry, sine iat and orderly after: | 2ouve cases been obliged to buy. Wor some of the | selences and arts shall be held noxt year in the city as everything was quict and orderly at roperty thus purchased I have been offered an ad- ma any Bas conn ane hs dniot and ondenly atiae | Brope Diice, aud will sell as soon as a reasonable sum | °f Mexico, which exhibition, will be carried ou® sumed only those in argent need of money | can be obtained. In some cases where sales have not | through previous enactment of the General Congres, e trong Soot otone ied at the ez yet taken place the bmn snd sesesements of several to whom the bill will be submitted next term. ‘ , tor everybody was sware the Years’ standing amount to almosi as much asthe | «p via tad had Marge, worplus aud was realy to mieet the de- | property will probubly Dring ut public vlc. "1 doubt ‘To arrive at this rosalation, WAG .eWane So tae sit depositors, Had it not been so the ruslt | if over $30,000 will be realized from these mortgagog | Hecessitics of the policy adapted im regard to com~ on the imatite second precinct police stution, where he gave the name of Josoph Dillon, of No, 144 Sullivan street, When arraigned by Anaistant District Attoruox Rus- | owing to the fl sell at the o! jourt of Gene! 5 yes= ~ terday, he pleaded guilty to burglary in the second | Strong, neither of } Able to take his place degree. Judge Cowing sent him to ihe State Prison | on the bench of thi Supreme Court to- for the term of eight years at hard labor. UNITED STATES CRIMINAL CASES, Society for the Prevention of Crime and Excise Law Violations. During the session of the United States Circuit Court yesterday Judges Blatchford and Choate took might have been alarming. Elderly | which were in the New Jersey Department.” merce and the development of the economical intere seats with Judge Benedict, and then official notice In the United States Circuit Court, before Judge transacted :- Pe baender iucomes and irritable tempers These represent a face value of $100,000. As re- b “3 os , % On motion : 4 rin ests of the country, the Executive has bornein mind u t, John Flood, indicted for stealing # letter -- were not: the crowd, There were also many | gards the money realized last spring (rom the suits ‘was taken in regard to the recent act of Congress as mei te pen a ein foes sath coun, | Of PBleuge, itted to practice. ki boarding houses from the neighborhood ores paps wealthy stockholders and diroctors, | Considerations of the utmost importance, which are to criminal trials in the United States courts. Judge | from the mail, an rtin Bes a pasa an No, 179%. Ji Grafton, pluintiff in error, vs. | of fohp’s Park, Washington square, Waverley aud | the amount of which rumor placed at $100,000, the | not to be concealed from your enlightenmen® Blatchford said that the court met, with the three | terfeit money, pleaded guilty yesterday, and tho | Stephen H. Guinming, In error to the United | Clinton places; also young und plainly dressed ladies, | recoiver says:—the public fell into error in conee- States Cireuit Court for the southern District of : ye " c] pa] ndants and | quence He J e-thir é and that of the people whose destinies you rule so Judges authorized to hold criminal terms, with the | former was sentenced to one year and Pia ar New York.—This litigation what “gen be Presse vom) preg ee 4 foe gue 908 ot ee Fane oa one , inaers Be. snouns i sth view of making the announcement growing out of | and the latter one year Log ten mont! imprison- | gale at auction of the “Glen y Maia: Gar ions task ental ako sniangaaii wwertned || cecnee aaah erteeh cen alice eke ca ae ag MN Hep NTE aeicpes the act of Congress authorizing writs of error in | ment. Gustave Reno and Charles M. Rich, indicted to belong to a ihiddie class of business and work- | In addition to this a judgment was taken for $6,000 | gin mmisned chizons the Fxoegtive believes . these cases from the District to the Circuit Court, | oF making and printing counterfeit trade marks, | Mr. Gi m +a ing people who live in & moderate degrée of | ugginst one of the partics not responsible pecuni- | “suished citizens the Executive believes that the! Pa CARES SEC RY ANO Court, | Dieaded guilty, but sentence was suspended, awaiting | pay tor of | domestic comfort. No really poor péopie were | arily, and from whoi nothing coukt buve been cole | origin of the greater ovils which, until now, ous Phore the sentence wae fino and imprisonment or 8 | the depision in the United states Supreme Court as | the alle the court below & verdict was } observed, such as thronged the doors of the | jected it the suit had been proceeded with, From country has suffered is an economical rather than a fine exceeding $300, Judge Blatchford said that the | to tutionality of the law in this respect. | rendered’ fm favor of the Drcsen’ cefondant in error | Sixpenny Savings Bank when it was reopened about | another in cmburrassed circumstances mortgages of . tatute aut ti to be taken in the Dis- | 22¢ if the indictment against De Borgne M. | for $16, and interest. 18 jument wascom: | 4 year ago by the receiver, half of whom bil hardly | the face value of $6,000 were accepted; and sasther, political one, and that in order to check those evils Senos sutheriand: exnepionne te Se Ahem 10:00 Bonnett, charged with muiting indecent guatter, was | menced by A. J. Vandorposl and J. W. Gerard for | guy sous ou thelr fect.” Youth and old“uge were | wo is perfectly responsible, gave a ‘imewmorundiaa | not only are the patriotic edorts of the good sons ot trict Court, and if the Circuit Court Judge was ap- | sct bad pat Tuesday ane that NS age pase in error, and Henry Heywood for defendant | i), he long and patient line. Many of the Fae ol ‘Lh cotla bearing interest at seven per | Mexico required, but also ne ‘effective concursén plied to within one year on the bill of exceptions it | De Grief and others for alleged conspiracy, for @ ) in Vir a until to- I dled elaloake looked pinched and weary, as tho@gh scant living | cont, tor $12,000, which it is expected will soon ence and capital. iseretis ‘woekigrom next Monday, fs OY Te en Renee had: been their portion. Others were chocrfu! and | be paid, ‘These settlements were advised by counsel ments of welfare and great Wisma es clageenioniae: the: inbinn: to: erent te ——- h eye ue: 8 ° lighted up with anticinations of joy in the knowledge | after submi: allor, There wereother | must be made to vombine in the work ebich writ of error. In case of affirmance of the previous judgment final sentence would be pronounced; if not the Conrt could order the case to be tried de novo Im the Circuit Court or sent back-to the District Court. It would seem, he said, that this would re- quire that the case should be originally tried in the District Court; but in this district it would throw too great s burden upon the District Court Judge. EXOISE LAW VIOLATIONS. On the calendar yesterday of the Court of Sessions was the case of Folix Donnelly, propr: the liquor saloon on the corner of Eighth avent ‘fhirty-first street, which has been chosen’ JudgosDittenhoefer to test the legality of the jeutions for violations of the Excise law, a8 condt + that their savings wero all saie and were near to | defendants, who, through their counsel, were em- | Present administration desires to inaugurate. )PEPARTMENT OF DOCKS. their possession. There was little conversation | braced in the sctilanat but who have not carried | Ot the development of the element of labor, which among the people in the ne, Hach one socmied | ont its terms, and against these the suits are still the foundation of a progress prolific in . intent only on getting whatever money he or she ing and’ will be tried at an early day. Notice | (order and peace. RIOUS CHARGES AGAINST CHIEF BNGINEEB | Durposed drawing out, but when ucouple of men reine fixing @ time within which all the partics |y. ‘The Executive believes that an international aid RENE—ID ” acquainted with cach other met they joked bout the | inignt take advantage of the torms of the compromise, | Dition—tho most proper means of bringing togeth GUEEXE—INCOMPETENOY, IGNOBANGB_ AND |'Tarrow eséape thoy had of losing everything. An | ‘Two of the parties, owiug the sum of $12,000, om tha | #HOdiutclligent aud enterprising men of all-aatie CARELESSNESS--SALE OF PIERS ‘TO-DAY, additonal force of clerks was ou hand, ahd ‘no time | Lasis of the compromise, have signified thetr inte Beebe favorable, by this mere fact, to the realizatio1 Board of Dock Com- | W#s lost in sutistying every demand presented. About | tion to do so, but have not yet paid the money. ends indie: ‘The regular meeting of the of Com. two huudred depositors were paid during the da, Against the others, seven in number, who have sig- nil , in so much as it will rectify the: uflout regarding our country, am o om | by the agents of Rev. Dr. Crosby's society. missioners was held yesterday afternoon, and after | payments will coutinue indefinitely, but it ismot 4 their intention to resist payment, suits are it will expand actual markets and, in this distaet by Pultel Judge Bonedicn of the Dis Dittenhoefer observed that an action had been the transaction of rputine business something of jog ene by the officers of the bank that the pressuré | pending and will be proscouted with vigor. I sup- /opeU Rew ones to the products of Mexican agricul< trict Court, had Neard criminal oases in the Circuit | menced in the Murine Court for the recovery of sensation was by the presentation of written pal q moniow taking out money will last longer than pore some of these sults will be tried this month. I fae “ Seat a thereby paving the ey 7 to the 80~/ ncnahe x wo weeks, hope to recover the whole amount against these fe problem regarding the cons ion Diish the pusporce of the bill withontatangine the | same amount that would be. obtained bye charges by Mr. Fefix Armstrong against Chief Engi- Serer, parties, and if 40, will obtain judginents. for some. | Of vailways in Mexico, of the uo less difficult Zourt in which the cases aro rat tried, “Fhe rule | in the criminal court. The facts, ho said, bs neer Greene. The Board authorized the Corporation OFVICELS ACCUSEDOF NEGLECT OF DUTY, sixty or seventy thousand dollars of principal, most | one ing ng iia and of others which, di. Feil, shay ea, devermined upon for this Parpowt | the Court to adopt the ustal courage giving. the | COWNseL fo 40 Mf. Cornell White for buck rentof | ao trial of two offcem, Van Nonlen apd Walyon, | ot iicl, J ain, informed, eat, be collaied, It re | Boa die crcl of tac pose asa arorpactge a In'eoy ocker dinttice. Judge Biateutord thon directed | civil proceedings precedence 60 that thay anight not | plor 31 North Rivér, and to dispossess him ori use. | of the Fitteeuth ‘precinct, for tailing £0 prevent tril, aud it requires inore time to briug them toa | the. Repablic. The tinportance ‘and’ magni the entry of the tollowing order :— be prejudiced by the result in. the crim! proceed~'| ‘The salo of ten pifra on the North River and twenty-| or discover the burglary of the Manhattan | final’Rearing than one not acquainted with legal pro- | tude is ends, the ealizatign of which For the purpose of socuring a right of review to defend. | 126% wary ty give eounsel on oppostantey oe ais. | #¥e Ou the East iver, for from ono to five years; |igavings Bank during their tourot patrol duty, was | ceedings would suppose a i eee ty Beaoutre nitod States for tho Southern. District, of Now “enh Dene rioting aidoa veil Demio}a toy sf noon At No. ith Drosdway. ieee) yesterday.) Captain, Byrnes preferred the | Oanar, AND RAILROAD ‘TRAFFIC, | Which Ungfar ‘are being taken. "By onder of th hereafter in all’ such here the defendant shall The following yeste ‘ MR, ARMSTRONG'S CHARGE, " 7 7 thi ‘was per- 7 fe wi are being taken. By order of the wiiktsthnes duye"ter‘convictit hle'metion tavattow | tlous of tho Eatise lay augh ReSaat ed no thee oer ae Ps Pantin Catach Darcenl trial upon exceptions t arrest of Judgment, son next criminal term of th co will bo deferred until the | ned 325 and $10 respectively, and Anns stoners accompanied by two lawyers and a number a6) gely : o substantiate this statement |. exhibition. This committee, under , r i ct TT ident . Sebastian 0, Mariano { en at the trial or a motion in | MeManus, of No. 109 Greenwich. street Re Mr, Armstroyg, who appeared before the Commis-| f urs of six end half-past nine MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRADE, AND TRANS- - oo ee y Terain form the Managing Com- A A" N—APPROPRIATE ESOLUTION: No, 15) Christopher street, who was fined $10. ited a paper, of which the follo y ced ee ee ate : m this department, is mtrusted wit amy ae id bewiies pf SEs rola eg oh By Raat he Biabdviertssete ical i ‘The regular monthly meeting of the’Board of Trado the ue ot conmuatanen and sul i ct P . * cl ye wi u tivdor section 615"of the” Novicad “Statutes of the Ustad BREACH OF PROMISE SOIT. caecasued- My sadie/ct ple uty sgl ' mame eee ents | hoe doe, wail Coepengeinie eae Ther consi willl ily: tor the putboss fh bearings on |. 208 Gluck, who. formctig\ gia a. Alesse; Bes ogg ee po seer iopine ve . pier thie take by th ear 3 ty rf Sere ee sso Le nee ar Dignan nee sit. for of such hearin tain : etl ni i the second day of ‘euch of the exclusively criminal terms | brought suit against Ignatz Schwartz, o Hungarian, | poten vende mesters wise sam Di Bloec i@feutrauce.. He lockod the strect doc | yovsnin of the Board. The Committee on Canal purpose, will in the name er'exsco, tat for $2,000 damages for alleged breach 6f promise to | Greene, Jr, engincer-in-chief; oT 6l F af ter 49:0 the janitor found his way to the | bership of the 2 canbe an findions, without oven oxcepting those whose had upon the minutes of the trial, as sottled | marry her. ‘The case is now being tried before Judge | unfitness tor the position of ea a Bed, und gave the larm. ‘Che robbers | Transportation reported a preamble and @ series of | cyornments have not established or renewed diplo- by the Judge who tried the cuse, Tho minutes’ so settied | soa in tho Marine Court. Miss Gluck was called to | iD witich le is placed, aud MF Bin me | in tho mit having bound and sagged — Van | resolutions to the effect that : mati¢ relations with that of the Republic. ‘The Pow-| all be printed by the moving party and five copies thervot ie and: " led his movements at the hours in | Wioreas the Stato is mamly indebted to the ErioCanat’| cs Who maintain such relations are st liberty 5 . shall be filed botore the first day of the torm next subse- | the witness stand by her counsel, Mr. Alfred Steckler, | Gharves: Oa ~~ | question. He said he went on post at 6 A. M.; he i for Its pre-eminence in pe sion aud wealth, und, in'the | same as the States of the Mexican Federation, to con- dapies shall Yo doliverod to the Distrlet Attoracy’at Rinse: | When she testified that she became acquainted with ; Bau [filed alt his doors several times, ‘The door, of tho | ojiniow of tho Hoard, ithe taventiaf to the continiinee af | gteuct, at thelr expense, bulldings or pevilions on sho? est. A failure to file such copies will be deemed an abun- | Schwartz in Nagilhanay, a province of Austria, in g 2 ‘Vank he found secu! at a ant Prosperity that the causal should be umintained. t@ | pounds destined for the exhibition, 7 ‘to thes jonment of any motion of which notice muy have been | 1875; that he then promised to marry her; that ho D on pt +45. M. Ho did not learn of the robbery until t tho diversion uf the vast cunnnoresof the WowH) oie. which will be issued ix due al given in pursuance of this rule, if requested her to accompany ali $0, this’ oo bs . He was relieved from duty at eight o'clock. fh chip Walhennh neal or by. rallroady ty Cbline we 7 ar clark avai tnien, ea wrell ‘Of the Mexican! Assistait District Attorney Fiero states that this | promising that upon their arrival hore he wou! “that point, and ¢ “Watson said he began to patrol the post at artatiG. routes already. prevepsé the exaction af [i States, will Be. tras to: ox ‘their articles in the order will increase the Dusineas of that offi 4 ebay her, and that they embarked from Hamburg p rf. Y hei o'clock Ge ens bs! nam to be in its usual y urticles of conmorepand very low tolls an | buildings or pavilions taised by the governments of than twofold, us he believes that hardly an indict. | and tavelled under the name of Mr. (and. Mrs, a olf and of 5 ition. He tried the door at a qui to | ali cthors, thus lumiting the reveydos, aud ax ihe cousiltas | their respectixeatations or States, or In the common ment will be found or a pitas made upon which ex. | Schwartz and arrived here in November, 1875; that | and op u ted the system of } | Taeg oke toto poet pela of the State renteiets the expendiures upon the canals | building tor the exhibition, ax it may suit their ine ceptions will not be taken. is outlook, he says, is | since then he has repestedly provaiead. to. marry her, the rear of.said wall and constructed } 4 e ra? a is cary vo Sedreon hie detizion. vious yout Which woe ‘pins! cally cause the abandon- [.tevests. 3 very it, in view of the fuct that in inercas- | but on the 15th of July last le peremptorily refuse 1 + Commissioner Sunit 2d als shor jarger oxpenditures be requirwtt™ ‘he governments thac maintain relations with the work of the oftice Congress has at the same | to do so. She thon consulted Counsellor Altrod Steck- for repairs consequence of extensive breaksor other | of the Republic willbe respecttuly invited to eaten At to reduce the* salaries of the officers | ler. Mr. Steckler also called numerous witnesses, | edy "proved. ‘vali THE GLOBE LIFE INSURANCE, upon whom this increased work will fall. He re- | who testified on the part of the Be ees as icieuc marked, however, that there could be no adverse | Schwartz’s premise to marry Ross. Thecase criticism as to the fairness of the act, as now the de | plaintiff has not closed as yet. > ws; theretore special commissioners to the exhibition. Those As Board. nage npow the Keginlatore {22 | who do not hold sueh relations iny appoint, if adtment to the State constitution re- | deem proper, private ayents, who will coi same attentions and facilities as thé official ones. “THE YREYMAN FAMILY FORCED TO SURRENDER ros fe 7 occu} t roc! — x t the etary bo and is hereby directed to In due time the ports of entry for objects dest endant had overy opportunity for the fair trial at |” ‘he trial will probably occupy P iy Hon the plugs | | THEM stock IN brie scat Somme toward ‘zapy of tieae oncantbles wn rovatactons tothe | to the exhibition will be determined. aes ——eee PAY OF THE *PO! is predecessors, and with no apparent set ALLEN BUTLER IN VIRTUAL CONTROL HE | pombers.o: is ‘and to the Canal Board. in accofdanee ‘with the regulations that th THE LITIGIOUS HOTEL MEN. aie : He recklessly caused the etpendi- | Covpany. « THE REAGAN BILL, meut of Finance will duly issue, shall pay no di 8, In Supreme Court, Chambers, yest yy, there was of vast sums of the public money, with no} ~ 4 4 except im case of gale, and may remain ex] Before the Supreme Court, General ‘Term, yester- ow cause why | Denelicial rosult, | Pbo Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company, at tho The Committeo on Railroad Transportation, | Si‘) the exempt £191 ay, Judge Davis presiding, there was presented still ‘ posed : na ull local or warehouse. quite an argument on the order to Speelication 3.—He commenced a section of REW | gosner of Broadway’ aud Leonard strect, which has’| ‘rough Mr. M. @. Hanauer, reported that the Rea | § ; ai ’ the Police Commissioners should uot be compelled || work near the foot of Mortot it. He dr a " 4 ‘ ‘ eaters ike i ublish in another phase in the well knownsuit brought byJumes | to pay to Inspector George W. Dilks, Captain Ed-! by “Ot piles which Pees bo cut off at “Dgon for Poonths past onder the:watchtaj<ye of the anaes ty he Swe ate suas. RT rig. on Saag eres a F, Mitchell against Cassius H. Road. Thecontroversy | ward Walsh and Patrolman James Carroll, the twenty | form’ height of eed Jett feet Giger the %:}Ebsurance Department uot only, but also of ils neh of Congress, but the discussions of the measure | #2d with the approval of this department, the necea- between the parties, which began in 1871, is inter- | por cont of thoir salaries, which, under the law of | QM ,"nCr Hine, but before cutting ponte ‘BeMerous policy holders, was yalvanized into new | yetore the Senate Hg rer =~ ee Surtalans eitvautapecsnsaeatoe ee! nee esting and important both to hotel men and lawyers; | 1466, was withheld from them during the month of! |. situting the cmployment of divers and assistan pentenny by ter TIGHANOD -Otyevery member of } out both, ite merits und defects, and paved the way | soi) Ropublic. to. the former from the fact that tho contestants aro | January last. It was claimed by Mr. Maclean, coun- { Femove them go that the wachine used in cutting | the Freeman family, including the president, Pliny"| {25 “vmittad the following resuludon, which was | ,, The eftorts of tho Executive would be fruitless aid Police w that ‘| said piles could work, thereby involving great de . > it not count with the enlightened and Tiotic COM respectively the proprietors of the Hotel Brunswick | sel for the, Police, Rott veiie ‘law of 1sds med the,| ahd expense, Ho further experimented and adopted = Dieergerag bom $e hots asia atl adoptod Fen, Speatiah oF aia peopled ‘et Ger aneemeene and the Hoffman House, and to the legal profession | Charter of 1873, In opposition it was urged by Elihw | 9 Dovel mode of hola concrete blocks, which | BW trustees ani tors. This n Bene) no "acted — tie Sytion wi mee Boned thste is we @ States composing the Mexican federation; by reason of the fact that the questions which have | Root that the uct of 1866 was repealed by the act of oe ee resulted in great loss of | brought about by the persistent Maldamitiieca will prevent tho diver th | but the President entertains with ent arisen in tho course of the controversy have never | 1870. Judge Donohue, after tho argument, | tine and money for {he department. al work ‘the Attorne? General of the State : ho business of one pluce or individual iy tho certainty that, in tho — realization reserved his decision; ‘peciy ol f y © some work now et a thie? ile that of ano: is injured. measures such as those embracing bat | before been definitely decided iu any of the courts Paadnasre gh or bo south of pier. 4 ty during: they: at wd effort on the part of this Board to | jdca of an international exhibition, he can count) of this country, As iy well known, the case hus THE. WINDSOR HOTEL. pvr oe omy very nes iA eetar excmamanaies cena Ce Me "Mex already soen the light of the Court of Appeals. Itap-| A motion was made yesterday before Judge Laiv- p : y sich sino weaetdaned! | Othe taitoncy to. watt tor botter thinks in Dedarbo, pears, to give a brief statement of the facts, that Road | rence in regard to claims against the’ Windsor Hotel without Htigation. ’ Your committeo 10 pleasuro,to report that the | carry out great enterprises ch aap ay progress and Mitchell, for some time prior to 1871, had becnco- | Company, having for its object the consolidation of resolution asking for a legislative tigation into | of ourcountry was the reasoi % . thods vf railroad management in this te hh nod eI Ct aintained partners in keeping the Hoffman Houre, on Broadway; | thoso claims and ascertaining the rights of there- per nang ion, eAavaaie a the, Assomhij,.sud‘a commtites bes been appeltted ter | Scyerene ee mainte nes Came ie that about the time the partnership was to expire | spective claimants to surplus funds growing ous of, | incompetency of the McCall, of the Insuraice Department, as the basis o: 1s As, hoped that the committee will make ® | of the country. ‘The opportunities wasted tm wait-' Read, without the knowledge of Mitchell, as the lat- y ha Fickad dlls 6 forect ‘Mr, | in charge. his action. A conciliatory disposition on the part of sede Hallnonein.tn thawonlt wieet | ing tor better times constantly served for the ine ter claims, procured from the parties who owned tho | the recent gale of the hotel under # foreclosure, Mr. | syecification 2.—Reckless extravagance in thofintsh- | tng F;eoman family, however, having become mani. | plan'to the nest Locislawure which will crease of elements uncombated, such as Hogman an House a renewal of the’ leases in hi own | Lockwood urged that this was a step that shoul be | ing of or North. Biver, gis Cast on Taseduy, she Srahaiep token Sati arenas fi Nee ignorance and disorder, and to sich un extent ® commence copartnership e nettle: t the lad: Mr. ion 3.—Throt is sya of experi- * likewise »pted, no ‘was ever pul e grave growing: solved; that subsequently Mitchell made a discovery | {Aken #0, facilitate the ee teat eiae chit soma, | moutein driving piles ‘and drawing with s inrvo | ment of anow counsel for the company. ‘Che gon- of ee ee ae pa eee OS + aust tee coumaey? oi 5 rick he wasted large sums of public | tleman selected, Mr. William Allen Butler, at once dispense with the services of the division and resi- administration, desirous of of this fact and brought the present action to have the leases declared ship rty, and that on the trial before Sodge ingrahan, tu the latter part of 1871, the complaint was dismissed, the Court deoid- sel ropresenting claimants—one being a $25,000 mort- | der! seer Gage claim of Be. B others inthensture | money. set to work to bring peace to the warring elements. | Gcnt engincers employed on the canals, as has itself “of this sad experience, is deter: see cohunics’ lions aud others holders of youpon | Specification 4.—Greeno carelessly and ignorantly | “Knowing the determination of the Attorney Gen. ce ea eee oe yeh aoe tae eseal rer | © kins 8. new. poliey” aml lag the bonds of the company—opposed the motion. | It was | made the opening or outlet of sewer at foot of Clark- | eral not to stand any more trifling, he soon brought | quetion of. expenses, It was argued that such astep | foundatidbns of, an economical A Ing that as the leases were to commence after the ter- ‘mechi ’ claims son street two feet smaller than the sewer, neces#t- | the representatives of the Freemay family to terms, . V1 ion. out which it is impossible for the coun- ination of the business there was no trust relation | Uygett that i the mechanics, ten acd ‘tating its being rebuilt at ap expense of $2,000. and yestorday st noon & full iecting of tho Hoard af | Wows endanger the aficacy of navigation try to-enter upon an are of peace’ and true progress existing between the parties and that consequently | order asked tor could not ‘be granted by the Supreme Lasrix—Thero are numerous other detects in tho | Directors was held, where everything ‘previously BOARD. OF TRADE. ‘Lo refute 4mpressions held in foreign” the Ria ntiff had.austained no damage by the action | Court. It was stated in the course of the! it | construction of work too numerous to dilate agtecd upon Was iudorsed by those entitled to vote. AT Pi ith respéct to Mexico, and which have been so of Mr. Read. In this condition the case was | that these claims aggregate some $200,000, vad that communication, t YOR THY PURLIC. prejudiciat to the interests of capital and labor; finally carried by appeal on the part of | many of them are now before and | ¢! and the work I can readily point out, show- This meeting was held with closed doors; andatits/ | “A meeting of the United # Board of Trade was | to open new marketss for native productions; to Mr. a i = Garner ot fe it was contended that while the Court might mako is utter incompetency and lect. His whole | conclusion Mr. Lindsay, the secretary, handed to | nog yesterday at the rooms top floor of the | Protect the Mexican consumer by promoting com-. whic! reversed decision, ved management of the work and its gencral deficiency | the representatives of the press acarcfully prepared petition in articles imported from abroad into our. to meet these after j in constructiondemonstrate his utter incapacity a8 | statement which ho desired “to go before the pub- | Park .Bank, Mr. Elwood B, ‘Thorne in the chair, Country} to attesct Abb elements which ‘will pl premature before a civil engineer or practical mechanic to conduct | lic.” ‘The re thus propared stated that a mect- | About twenty-five gentlemem were present, mostly | us in the position to sulve our. econom contemplated. Judge took thé papers. works of such vast magnitude, upon the aurability | ing of the of ‘Trustecs of the Globe Mutual fom Now York or its immediate vicinity. ‘The first | aNd social problems; these are the | ob= olding that one member of a partnership cannot, during its existence, take # renewal lease of prem- ies ioased by the firm, although the term of the re- newal lease does not begin until after the partner- of which the commercial interests and prosperity of | Lite Insurance Company was held at the oftice, No, 4 jecta whien the Lxecutive proposes realizing by» ship is to expire. ‘The case with the ion of SUMMARY OF LAW. CASES. this great city so much depend. 345 Broadway, at which the resignations of Measrs, | basiness was the uddress of M. Léon Chotteau, Who | Ineans of the announced exhibition, the works for’ Commissioner Dwight being given in 61 N. Y¥, “ ‘Then follows an affidavit ot Mr, Armstrong, alleg- | F. A.- Freeman and John G. Freoman us irustrees | was invited some time since to read a paper before | which have been commenced to-day by the engineers During the pendency of this action the plaintift, : seek Uiedieeh cabins "woubacoes be cule 4 Discharges in bankruptcy were granted yesterday | ing thut his bege rem true Fae gtr erg were offered, and the resiguation of Mr. Pliny Free- | the Board. He spoke with admiration of tho rapid | ot this department. in the United States District Court, by Judge Choate, oy man as trustec, pre made, was deviared by ‘The President trusts that the enlightened govern-; commenced a second suit to have the partuership ” the resolution to vacate his office as president. growth of population in America, and said that this | pont over which you so worthily ‘ide, as well ‘aay aiasalved, = tod 5 Sapetgetl the poses ap- | to M. Queon and H. sckeaiaa y em er ett caneua’e sang pb Oa aig nd gg AOR growth ought to give an impulse to production. tho inhabitants of that State, will, with thetr well pointed, w! hereafter, order, sold out en- Michael Brady, indicted United ai . Greene was night & Henan re- the following gontiemen were clec rustees :— . en a Ame: “ nown patriotism, second the views of the Executive,, tire businoss, excepting the plaintif’s claim in the | gourt, oy a charge of Alliott distilling, gjvé Batteyes- | Porter. Ho said that he had, as a matter of fact, | Gouvernour Til iKeon, in placa of G. 2. Sheldon in. 1810 the: fixed value, of” Asaasionmy. VsOCMI Wes | Fo atacing ah. onde all thovemsenediee Wii saage In 1850 the value had in- ee, to Mr. Read for $90,000, In 1876 the case adopted some of the modes of procedure which the | G. Francklyn, in place of J. M. Freeman; J. A. found to be $198,615 tend to reuder the exhibition useful as a means fom, wing been reversed, as above stated, it came before | terday, before United States Com Shields, | foregoing mentions. But whether he had adopted | nochan, in piace, of F. A, Free’ O, French, in | creased to $1,019,106,616; in 1860 to $1,885,861,676, | improving the condition of the Republic and the J Lawrence for trial. After delil in $5,000, to appear for trial. them wisely or unwisely was a point on which he + BW, yin place of | in 1s70 to $4,232, In analyzing these figures | greater welfure of its sons. the same fora long time Judge Lawrence id . was not to defer to the opinion of a mason that the plaintiff was entitled to damages for tho | Belarose Belo, » seaman, of the Anotrian’ bark “ 325,42. Mr. Chotteau found that the -producing capacity of Liberty and constitution, 9. like Mr. Armstrong, He also stated that Armatro: The Board is now constituted as follows:—George | the American citizen had inoreased from $27.43 in Mexico, Feb. 17, RIVA PALACIO, taking of the lease, and gave judgment against Mr. | Tare, was arrested yexterday, by Ibputy United | was an ignorant, uneducated man, who Thad been dis Lorillard, vice president; J. It. Ac! . No. 1810 to $111.04 in 1870. To THE GOVERNOR 0 Read for $25,000, It was the appeal from | States Marshal Jones, on # charge ofiicsertion. He | charged for drunkenness in 1876, whom he had him- | Broadway; C. J. Woolsey, N Sixteenth ™M cma eat nllhiititsattaleied this latter judgment that was heard yester- | was remauded by Comunissioner Lypan to the cus- | self reinstated upon # promise to reform, and who Appleton Sturgis, pier 1 3 Oe “France,” said he, “applauds these peaceful con- “WILDLY ABSURD.” day in the General ‘Term. The argument | tody of the Austrian Consul. | had, six woeks ago, inade a claim for extra wages yn, No, 4 Bowling Green; Gouvern quests., But tho figures of the exportations of the . was listened to attentively by the Court. A colored burglar named Wi Wilson was | which Mr. Greene had declined to approve. lotson, No. 59 Liberty st ). French, First | United Stages to France and of France to the United It Cow De hyped an org as rey by | caught by Officer Bees eg tg act carrying off a ._.— = —— ; a bet Sk States, =. not Sarmeanand, 00 the santo whieh iife | THE REPORTED WONDERYUL INVENTION Ot counsel, are mat 'y different from those upon | quantity of clothing from the how 7 ‘MENT, « Kernoc! uster Hotel; E. | manifested on both sides of the Atlantic, You lose 4 Proc pt pean ot eg Cogley beapi Fer the 7th ate He i Pe eee hats, ew. Os an 5 at = _— the money which » more intelligent regulation would OCKAN TELEGRAPHY DISDELIRVED—WHERE 18 jon. Numerous ns a taken on the | Court of Gencral esterday; PRA IT 5 Broadway; Richard Cox, No. roudway; | cause you to guin, We lose the profit which » moro 7 <x? trial betore Judge Lawrence, and among them were | dorsicove aut him to the State Prisch for four years. | ‘The Board of Park Commissioners held their vogu- mi Lindsay, secretary. extended commerce with you would bring to us, It | _TH#® COMPANY sovegal important questions relating to good will A mun named Emil Cobleats past lar weekly mecting yesterday. It was determined Attorney Geueral and Mr. William Allen But- | you refuse to ameliorate such « state of cirean Considerable discussion was Caused in telegraphio between partners and the measure of dainages in | for $25 on Joseph Gueral, proprict beer | (hat should the present spell of fine weather continue | 1¢r. the counsel of the company, were present at the | stances you would leave it to be inferred that you | circles yesterday by the story cmanating from Bos~ guch casos. Mr. John It. Dos Passos counsel for | galoon at Novi? Bayard street, Ho mevting of the Board. tiunk two losses constitute a veritable gain.” “He | ton, and published in the Hxnaib, concerning a won- Mr. Read, concluded in an elaborate argument that | jt was ascertained that he had other forged | into moxt week work will be resumed on Washington It was stated that all the stockholders who had | then went ou to discuss the advantages of better wane W nec yee: _ Foy bow and rctattecy aa been Lye tien BN checks on hquor dealers and hotel proprietors. On | square, The improvement on the Fourth avenue | becn - a coe nannies to Lew pooner op commercial * relations betweon Frence and America | derfulinvention to be applied to ocean telegraphy clw agsessmont of damages, a1 at the | be: arraigned in the Court of feneral Sessions ment by which the stock is to be placed in the cus- | on the basis of treaty, for, said he, “men are not | by the American Cable Company of New York. As judgment should bo reversed. Mr. dohu E. Burgil, | yosterday he ploaded yulty, und Juigo Gildorstecve | P&T* over the tunnel, abovo Sixty-seventh street | fii or's trust company for the Donel of the Globe | eugels: and nothing 1s Vettes, than acontease im ocd bo béies of such an cigenimuianlas Vas elaine counsel for Mr, Mitchell, made a lengthy argument | sont him to the State Prison for fiv} ye: kuown as Lenox Hill, will be pushed toward com: | 110 Insurance Compauy, under such provisions as | and duc form.” 6 2 in reply and combated these views. ‘Lhe decision, A yo man named James Wison pletion so soon as the weather permits. The founda- | ghallsccure tho permanent control of the affairs of VARIOUS SUBIKELS INTRODUCRD, - | Cable Company was found to exist in this city a which was reserved by the Court, will be watched | pockat of Mrs. Kate Malazion, of 30.4 ch | tow xtones were placed tm position last fail, aud the | tio company in the interest of the policy holders. | Mr, Nathan Appleton, of Boston, chairmamog.tho | Hnrauy reporter sought for information at the: with interest. avenue, witich, however, contained only a tew pavin | granite coping is alroady prepared for the masous’ | ‘rie dutalis of the transfer ate to be arranged without | Comnuttes on itesolutions, ‘read ‘a rosolation It ieete-70N + ‘Trams tickets, a lateh key and one cont inmoney. On being | band. The grading and sloping.of the ground, the | (clay, and the new Howard of Trustees propose to | which the Board committed itself to the metric aya. | Mites of the established ocean telegraph companies, CURIOUS IDENTIFICATION, arraigned yosterday in the Court oj General Sessions Henny? be sano other orusmentation will be | onter'at once upon ap sdministration ot the ative tem and urged national k fislution on the subject PRESIDENT GREEN INCREDULOUS. ‘ his fi ce, J o’ : forwards pf the company on a basis of economy and 4 thor- | Jooking to the general introduction of the eysten A We Tele; a Niltiazs Berks, alias Baler, the otosions Eiiat WOO | Goins fouthimto tho Minicatepraratory:’ "'S° |” The Board doclded ou tho drainage of Manhattan | oft scrutiny of every department of the buxipens, | lqking to the general introduction beeing ges a ae, ee, ee ee ‘was arrested somo time ago in connections with the stealing of the remains of the late A. 'T. Stewart, but pa oy Betore titis work is completed the Board wi 2 building President Green, who is also Vice LD reporter asked Mr. Lindsay, the see- olition oF y laws wa eferred bd i have sotsion on ® pia for the laying out of the porte oe ry the abolition ot usury laws was read and referred to show him the minutes of the meeting, so tte of three, as follows:--Messrs. Marsh, | President of the International Ocean Tele* 8. COURT CALENDARS cf square. » could copy the resolution declaring the presi= ans. . vany, Wi aang against whom no evidence could be catablished, was Mr, bacher introduced a bill into the Assembly | deuey of the pany vacant, but the secretary de- ch Gerenton, Pei,’ pronented a redo. yt Cunt any, ws ; anieaiay : gd said placed on trial yesterday by Assistant District Attor- Nos. 40, 88, 109, 120, 147,/175, 1 24, | On Tuesday for a proposed park down town, on the | ¢linel to furnish a copy of the tesolution or to sub- alling for the establishment of adepartmeut avo read the story which comes trom Boston and. ney Russell, in the Court of General Sessions, =a = gil oa : \ poral pe He bes. ay ve the ec ae iit tho minutes to the inspection of the representa- | jn the national government to be called the Depart- | ave just been talking about it. I think it highly Z + 88, ., mae rer tog make | tives of the press. ment of Commerce and Indusiry, . i ie a0 auc cemubies charged with forgery committed, on the 24th of Octo- alate’ Coane -xuasen Tebie--ela the’ neceamary improvements, ha blit-was lepers | RTS a sire ebaimemaaiiaabens ent of Commervo and Induateye debratibie, ‘Shere is no such Serger as the ber last, From the evidenco of Charles A. Hinckley, | siding Judge Davis and Judges Bddy and In the Comunittee on Cities, Mr. John A. McCall, Jr., the Deputy Superintendent € technical education of the masses, | AMertcan Cable Company in existence, there is it the teller of the West Side Dank, it appeared that on | Nos. 15% wh, 04, 100, Bi AL, 190, 1 pashan ae St oe ee a, AR; | of the Insurance Dopartanent, when spoken to later ie introduced and advocated resolu. | Must haye been got up within a very few days or I ] Abu, 183, in Oe Ne, ve a © | yu th ing in regard to the meeting, as reported vtion of the military men who y 0; 1 the day mentioned o stranger presented a check to ot ata pe eae pedestte: iE Eetonie teaseas Ria ket aces wt of the military men who | should have heard of it. Oh, no; there 1 little reason, to believe that story. ‘Che feats proposed to be per-! formed, such as sending ten messages of twenty ie words cach in a minnte and reproducing the Hemanp uel Watts introduced resolutions request- | in fae simile on @ stereotyped plate are togother too eas to repeal the Navigation laws, and to | wondertul for belivf, # an export duty on foreign At tho office of the Direct Cable Company, in Broad red to Messrs. Samuel Watts, | street, the reporter found Superintendent W who laughed heartily over the matter and said: —1 resolutions urging tho | do not believe the story. ore is no such com: ob the Attorney General. ‘the : Vending law reducing freight on | as this pretended American Cable Cony in exis eae 0 to William | ynitk trom #isty, ceuts to thirty conts perean. Laid | ence, it there is any truth in thie on ar the order of James Williamson for $474, purport- ing to be signed by Scitz Brothers, brew- The money was paid and on the ere proceed against thy company it he ix satisfied that FORTUNE'S FROWNS, every treo of Freemunism is swopt out. Gtiownue day i discovered to ho 6 Tox pena hare are several other gentlowien ¢9 "ko into cer eee en ke rhe SE that Board ff they can be satistied that the contto: When Burke was piteated with Vreeland on Lie | Dea, Om, 6, OF A ONCE WEALTHY BROKER, REDUCED TO POVs | 51 tho company inde en te trent, te te inid by y of stealing the corpse of Mr. Stewart suspl- | Supnume Court—-Qiacur | w trast with all the powers attached, and Hou fal upon hima the author of the forgery, ani | Dayica:=Nw- (13 il, 50 am ai, a Reape tas Passe TAR ROM Sad SORE Bisset So loc ceuces of tre rik by | when the toller of the bank saw him in the examina- 250), 4367, 2 “Wil Seaman vs. Eeward Ensign,” called the | th, Superintendent of the Insurance Departinent tion room of tho Jefferson Market Police 7" a clerk in the Court of Special Sessions yesterday, | with the age TT i Ang Hedin ‘Tho prisoner loft the “peu” and took his place at the | PYeries cheek, Detective Slevin, of Captain Byrne's pre« 2s, din2i, itwelt is to be in his po v re! » O1 io . Einot, who had the prisonor in custody, weut on | Wat, "iy a, bar, While Mx, Willot Seaman, one of the proprietors | 2 a tine now has the] °°" map woesnte tna, pecfoned ‘Sonnce-Amestoun timer eh Gee belaee! the witness stand wud testified that when the toller | 1384, 116, Of the Westchester Mouse, took tho witness stant, | controlling power of tho mtock, and the Loard elected | ‘rho Secretary road tho report of the committee ap- | that there iv any known system or machine. that eam tuade his appearanco in the examination room ho ou, 1 918i, vi ‘ . a to-«day is a mere temporary Bourd, with Mr. George ‘ted at the last moe to consider the subject of aS \ rs hourd Burke say to. Veveland, ‘There is the tellor of Mr. Kusign wus recognized by several lawyers as a | py ee ai et Perrectdont, Under. the ohartcr eats She Pet menting ‘ee the subject of | send 200 words a minute through an ocean cable, the bank—I’'m gone,” and also, “Me has rapped Ouuee Wealthy broker and a mewber of the firm of | {hero will be another cection ih ten, days. Show! . ’ : pode tiny Neen edie harem ay Ay Wine be (identified) moe, and I'm settled.” In a sib- aay. Condiet, Knsiu & Jentina, that cxlived,apme twenty wans not go on with the delivery of the | York, at Riverside Park, and that the year 188s be | festa! telegraphs and that it was demonsteated ty be: requent conversation with Detective Slovin "900; Set, $902, 167, U8, y dveras fortancs had brought Me broker | stock the Attorncy General will proceed against them | selected for the opening. rach tec’ slow even berths Wa tene, hea tae Burke asked him how such a man got for “laying KOK COUNT Cink es | Gown until he was obliged to give Up his aecus just as if to-lay’s arrangement had not been made.” —_-— ~-------- hs judge how little use it would be for the o cable down a chock” and the detective tod him about five igwick and Van Vorst. business and earn a Hving by the sweat of is bro - jk¥ ON GLASS BOTTLES. service. ‘The whole plory, from, tup to bottom, ap-| years, which caused the other to say, “Well, I'm |” suena: His parents, it is suid, own considerable propbrty NEW JERSEY MUTUAL. DU ON Gua r poars to be very dbeurd, The statement of ‘the grext| gone.” The two withesses for the pros ution were aud bis father is a practising physician in Ne pare ; pave at ‘ offer of £400,000 for the invention by the Angio Cable , subjected to Asevere cross-examination by Mr. John Haven, Conn., inwhich place the prisoucr suys i panama A very lengthy document was received yesterday | Company is too wildly absurd to demand even a mor plier ma hentisn Vint! note, & teller s the i \ belougs. Mr. Seaman stifled that CHANCELLOR RUNYON DECLARHY DEATH CLAIMS | py cho Collector from the Secretary of the Treasury mate serious concideretion.” er axasious minde Yes uk “in the. opted ma the ir.—Now. = a4, Woy. Hime ago , Mr. bs yon PREVERRED-—RECKIVER PARKER'S STATEMENT | in relation to imposing a tax of thirty per cont on Bree eaprerengt €toncy vovoral witueases awore that the wean hd 70, , 403, 598, U70, 116. ea to shudow 4 person Who was at that tin’ | ABOU SECURITIES AND ASSETS, glass bottles or jars, After citing various — ot BUSINESS ‘TROUBLES. 0 ” tober last— rave hort after jis arrival t » .¥ the Secret 8 “Th tn a r sworn to by Mr, Hinckley, the tellor of the bank. | Common ‘TeRM—Held by Chick MN fo tise different urticles of clothingsomall | 4 Widow lady, residing in Oswego, N. ¥., whose | law the Secretary say hs ia pope ee Wisaitng Coekgiay, expoetein: 0) Jy his own bebalt the prisoiver denied ll Knowledge | Justice C. P. Daly aud dye Van Hoowcn.-Nos, 2 ty of money aud pious of Jewels husband held « $2,000 poliey. in the New Jersuy Mu- | that {n all cases where glass bottles oF Jere contain: | | ot so coe otntepieseed, anf yeaters Si reply to Abn, stussetl, she peisombecicartuse necte | Misses tile sot of robbing “tha el tual Life Insurance Company, Baving applied to the | iO HAVER" Mattia ae sue tho duty OF thirty | ay the SBotlé took possession dt thelr letye peokisigy served two terms in State Prison, but could not tell | penore.—-No. 4 pocket of his (Mr. Seaman's) overcoatewhich he bat | Hexat for information as to Whether death claims | pop ‘cont ad valorem imposed by Schedule houve, by virtue of a judyment for $13,549 91 obtained | how many burglarics he bad tivipated in, ‘Lhe Common PLkas—EQory Team.—Adjourned for the Fase hung up. were preferred of not, a reporter yesterday called |B shail be exacted on such glass bottles by Edward A. Prici Palmer and Geo: BK rn returued a verdict ot guilty, and on motic term, ONK YSAR IN THE PENPIRNTIARY. t the office of the defunct institution on | Ot Jars, independent of the rate of duty | by Edward A. Price, W. H. Palmer and cag hers | owing remanded his, Common Pikas— Tas, Cete—Part 1—Held by A yontloman from New Haven was present in court | . i assessed on the contents er the fuct that the conteuts had a nominal capital ofy hops Semen ¥, Daly.-Cab on (No, 468), Southoran vs, | testified as to Mr, Ensign’y character, When the | Market siteet, Newark, The gentleman present, in | gro free of duty, This revokes decision No. 340 B, . organized last fall, with William 4 JANTLOR LISCOMB'S PRISONER. . day jalendar. Part 2.—Adjourned was asked it he had anything to say the absence of Receiver Joel Parker, stated that it | dated Decembe 1878, relating to glass bottles con- | ©, Marshall, president, and John 8. Brown, secretary. + eon | » reply, by his hen 4 ¥ . ». | taining natural mineral waters, and aiso that of | The merchandise liabilities will probably not exeeed for the to no reply, but hung head. He was s understood that Chancellor Runyon had de On tho afternoon of the let inst, Alfred A. Lis- MAMINE ( Tenm—Part 1—Held b: ntemeed. to 0: the Penitentiary. After | ** rae eat, | ANSMSE YY, 1872, upon the same subject. $40,000, Comb, janitor of the Adelphi apartment house, in | citer Justice Alkor.¥o8. 4805, 3177, U7, Bam, BHAT, | Deluge romow patated to a Hekary re- | cited that the preference should be given to death |” 1h consequence of this ordor the importation of | ‘The aifairs of I. E. Oakley & Go., produce commisaq ‘Wost Fifty-scoond street, was urprised to see two | 5100, D427, 105), ON, ROL, Gabkd 54, S442, 6992, | porter that M tatement that he repre. | claims. As such & decision was directly opposedgto | mineral water alone will suffer to a fabulous extent, | sion merchants, have beon placed in the hands of &, Part 2—Held by Judy\s! F sented limselt to be a detective wae false; that he | that given in New York by the Supreme Court there | to say nothing of oils, preserves and other fluids, | receiver, Oscar J, Hochstatter, ou the application of | ‘mon orooping stoalthily along the roofs of houses in ‘B67, 669, 669 a1 yney, but consider self temporarily | be thought it likely that an appeal would be | paying either specific or ad valorem dutios, brought | the North River Bank. Tho liwbilities are reported 6520, 56:7, 6556, + HOOD, took the money, but considered hinw Pi 'y 8 iy PP ti 6 Piday-thita street, between Sixth and Seventh ave: | S912, J1s¥. Port J—lwld by Judgo Sheridan.—Nos. | insane. taken to the New Jersey Supreme Court | bere aud contained in bottles, to be less than $20,000,