The New-York Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1866, Page 2

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1866. ny, at Bedfond, resulted in the sucooss of the Poconics, as wil | of the main circnmstanoss connectod with the case and quobing | 21, 40, 57, 75, B4, 85, 101, 108, 149, The general call commences petty crimes set oppouite thelr natues, G0 M‘”‘P"‘"'dm of = COMMERCIAL MATTERS. be seen by the appended score : additionsl suthorities, Mr. Brudford left (be case with tho | at 151 o X R stated bélow : Sarsh'Callaghan, for -m.l \:..g.-m %-;lmh d Lo PROONIC. 0. & POWHATTAN. ury. OURT-—=CITA] . - | Elles ‘kaom, was sent up four months, £ 1% SUSSEX COUNTY BASE BALL TOURNEY—THE SUC- | Spurk p '3 @ Brown, c.. %% | Y5, Brady thion said Bo wished to eorrect som mimtats- | 1 10, 166, 160, 169, 171, 173,474, , 160, 180, 184, 168, | FincHlag e conf from Lens Coben, "'Em,hw four montha: OESS OF THE RAXDOLPH CLUB OF DOVER, N.J.—s| Davis r.f 2 2 3 | mentaof lmk:vd road extracts from ne‘rflmd evidenca to | 165 173, 189, 190, 191, 194 Bridget Housley ln,gg,al cloak Ha., 8 m'u": = , Nods 1 T 4 | show taat aftor the first wif's death Mr. Allaue becaume Surkmion UouaT—Part L—Nos. 1790, 2445, 2031, | sent to tho' rison f‘ m‘uvq, » boy THE ACTIRES OF NEW-YORK AND TEE IRVINGTON'S 4 a1 estranged from his ebildren, from no fauit of theirs. 2085, 2419, 55, D455, 6T, 469, 2TA LT NTI UTI, EL, been L tho afploy of Mr. Horatio B. Cushman, mfiv.la OF IRVINGTON, 2 131 Nir. Fendiord veplied briefly, aftor which Justioe Davie | 5 50 Y9V SOD. 73 n 3" e, 2763, 9900, 9708, 2770, 2733, | boen paid for & weeke belped himaclf fo mosoy 31 RVI 3 4 3 0 | charged the Jury in substance, ns' follows: In this cuso it op- | Sl i e e, 7, Zied, 2786, vu-hmhm-uvox‘n- remandod. " Ricka: ¥ Jounagn The serios of base Lall contesty for prizes donsted 4 A 0 | pows, wifhodt dlesata, ool ‘;5’:."[;:’.."":‘;‘2'::,".‘13:"' Comaon PLEAS—TIAL Trms.—PaRt T.—Nos. | took soiue olothisg “Alwmor k. Diggs, aad gos 1w by the Sussox County A tard Socloty, 6t their aunual 73 | i eubetance sccordm to the siatute? This will was sub- Jedtraomy }m 1oy lg?m}“l‘l_‘:“ ',':f_ :fl -4 L Saadnion atriok and John Vyons, Sraotive fheigr ol the postanme FyRvRd fir he p INNINGS. ' son exidently quaifad, 18 will be yeur dufy tosay it wi MARINE Count CAuRNDAR—(GRO8, J)—Nos. 07, | LU0 s g Lyons was pormittod to go. Sarah Bro Wn wome of the games played befng among the most i 1. 2056 b, Seh, Oth. T, Tota. | Excoutod fu tho presoace of Mr: Heluay: “As @ Mr. Hart, thef 55,64 63 08,70, 71, V% ™, T, 5, 76, T1, T8 T, 8, 81, 82, | FE L rere, both Indies of ool bad o quarel . th'Y = Giaplaya of tho souson. Tho base-ball tourpament was opened | Peoonie............. 17 4 "2 "0 8" 10 foeond witaese b Ei B e ey ot eyt i;;\w:"'; @, o seratobal cack others faoes ad brought Sarah 1;:'.' ’f“u’"---"-" f n Cl Powhn s et estimony into consideratio at we voi ————— Lo Sareh was fined senes. :‘;‘;:’“"7 aflernoon by mptch betwoen: the Randolph “:"'l' Umpire i Gromble of the Atlantio Club. ¥ 11 Mr Hart tostifies that tho teatator wroto bia pume to the CRIMIN A1, COURTS. oloh b prometly pfl‘mlw 106 vor, N. J.;" & now. and’ execllent-organization pattern fcorers—Mewsrs. Brudy and Hicks. wil, or apparantly did s whilo standing on a &u{m.nwnt ——— Adjourned till Saturday next. 3 aftor the Kxoolsior of Brooklyn—and the Pasaio Club of Chat Time of gamo—2 hours and 30 minntos. the witness could not see what ho wrote, bus thut immedintely ¥ G RAL SESSIONS. AR 3 ¥ okt Y ked the wip [ d their names. COURT OF GENE . 4 ham, which, aftor o wall jlay Bié, résalted in the succcas of | - ¥ly-catohes—Poconio, Powhattan 4 after wridng ho usked the wignoe o appoud b nans. oo il Haskok] Fi% T POLION OODBT V. Siake s, 70, I the Rasdolph uiue by & scoro of 37 to 2 . The Rapdoiphy in [ Outs on busna—Pecoulo, § times; Powhattan, ¢ Hites. Taking il the oironmatunces s Lt cooeid ot yot béen called on . 090.........100 L0 e 100k the Joad from: the start, scoring 6 total of i te | Outs on foul balls—Peconio, 3 times ; Powhattan, 8 times. ar:lhon, ly}.]'“"‘y..;‘ufiinn :ANMT- yr':p- # ".finu The more serious cases have not yel L [Belore Justice Hogm,) Toun 6o 66, '90, 4 B s aeet e Thrhigs, the Puseafos aferwaad pulling up —— S et eaathiony B i by s | by the partics intorostad in their trial in this Court. Yesterdey | Ty Gorpscumipr Case.—The adjourned examin. 2,000 v +rn O 54 helr score to oqual Sgur, the S0 JEniogy lenving the toals CIVIL COURYS. stafomot som o 00, that b had 1o remembratiot of Uho | John Hilley, 8 pickporket, pleaiing guilty ""Mtlm"‘;* atlon In the cuse of John S. Goldsohmidt, whe is charged by | Tennes e 6s, Now! hd put ot Cholr advorsitics for onorin in the last four inningy it grepeser ool uink tho wit, but ko trankly admitied SIaf | gnt with his yocognznd profession, Tras 8754 2, wto rison for | My, Joha Seblesinger with aving fraudalently obtained from 72 two years. Kate Acknrman, g him cloth o the smount of $2,500, came up before Justico Ho- Rharoby winning essily by the scors above named, Cocbran led - Iy Tustico | e o wceeded. The oredibility of this witnces is not quos: - o inthe Poni . he scoro .n..r;hn:'n»w.!’ .jh ide wnd Robertson on the part of tuo | SUPREME COT x‘r_l‘n;‘::::;-nmn 4—Beforo Justico | m "u::i’;d"';‘,"'&",;l e vehe "'E} . d.m u‘,": ,,{’.’.“fl mm,, e ”{%fi:’r‘ud;h ;’i’"’“ “l'l"‘ Pilotes o ": : . 30 Y —TROUBLE AMONG | sl with 1y, you wil y tempt ot o degreo. — GEN. JOR JOHNSTONS EXPEESS COMPANY—TRO! ulity to an af .."..,"‘,’.‘.'."L'.u. Tk ® Mary K 'y at the Tombs yestorday. The has exeited consider- m interest, nud lm’n been pfiwm m‘fl in THs TRIBUNR. The following s the testimon; hhn&mflh s A do& wnd the will was substantially exacuted fn tho presonce of both thess | (L0, 6o, e . 13 eeee 09) I;r#:nlnvlpd:;! v BANDOLUH. THE $TOCKHOLDERS—ALLEGED MISMANAGEMENT AXD 5 i tor D ey ¥EAUD. Witnesss. As to tho last witess, Mr. Tatham, he s & wit- | UGl 0l gullty to an attompt. at graad laroesy, Abralam Gollsmith testified—1 cossimero 0y - o bas entirely forgotten tho transaction. Dnt that ““,f . the Penitentiary. K Philade 4 b P 0. W. Joslyn agt. Tho Yf::"”"["‘“""""l’"“ and Transportion | WOh MU0 | uaterial it olhers could prove bia prosenc: ot bt 7 v e m{ml»\mfid:‘:n(:h mdmh:mu ¥ Carifia & i " - 3 t prove , neithes r. . Mr. Ha RG . This is an action agaiust the Southern L,)Pr”_ :‘l‘-l‘flnmx:_wnvm":_ ot Dot Shive ab ths LD of ho sgning. COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. ‘;ho‘ut::;numn ld:;lmnm du.i‘n the -ms:c:'lh:-bw, i T been said, of which Gen. Joseph | T¢ queation then is, can his signature be proved 1 If his sig- (Before Justice Kelly.| ‘schmidt 10 buy goods from Mr. g‘.u.q,,,.,] ,"1 ,......." - u“u' Company, of whlch o mu 1. Obl, v f... Johnston was thie the Prosident. The action was brought by a |, ¢ory'is proved it affords s presumption that he signed it, in the ndar yesterday footed up only 43 casos, of i i ‘abiowt Potta, 0. £ Myers, D ey A ractres g amouy o ke || Seckao s . diroos grock shat ho did hok et 2AF, bart.|| o TR :‘h hcpng oy 2 ,:,M,, oo Bty M B R L T - 4 i Bl 20 R Robortson, Joudit, 1stb.. ubseribod, to enjoin them from making & furthor asscasment | togtifies that he was not prescnt whea ho signed. Yet Mr, | which there wore complal o 843 sequence of that communication seat tho follow! - ). 30; from earrylng out & certain contract, wnd for other relict, The | Tatimm may have signod his mame olsowhers, and the will | jarceny, 30; violation of Hoalth law, 2; sbandonmont, 1; sus- o ayer iy -1 e, No. 04 Deosdway: ot mpresiou chiaehi e Gokieodi Basspors: & heots of ogsiooting, Slovcrwoweas L] P 79 A ail. 9| I.‘-.:.--...llfl Bos.'0n Water P tho plaintiff | would then, in that cass, have been properly attested if whened pondod casos, 3; total, 43. AR v 5 complaint sets out thit prior to Novembor, 166 e . rial diffor- nal Express Cou- of Mr. Allaire ; but it ‘makes 4o mntes or- ‘4 S Tl S i those ot tho other wit. | A WAR 0 Racws—Mr. Nathan Alford, o colored man, was induced by represantations that the Nu p b 5ib, Oth, Tth. 8th. Otb. Totl | pany waw s corporation with & Capital of §5,000,000, that they | ance been Lakes ; Jolph : lll; 3 é {— 44 Would guarantce the capital agnint oss; and that the call would | yegaes are considorsd satisfactory. In relation to the of { | brought into court Mr. James Riley, of the ordinary Caucusian wve n in, 08 two alea . 0. i3 9’ Oy -2 not excoed ton per cont, 1o tako 00 shures, and that he has | ypdor inflience. Tt mtist be proved, to sybstautintet complaxion, on & ckurgo of assaulé and battery. Tho trouble e hnr,nh—v'.“lh'.l“d::l:: mha&omm el 0 1o Club, New-York, inoo paid the ton por cent on bis shares. 1 then alloges that | giat th infience nsod whs such n (o catwo the pi Tho oamupany was hot then incorporated but that the money sub- | upn to et in e same manncr ns Uio person woul scema 1o huy o grown out of the old and nover-satisfied antipathy | evens, your prescice is requirod st once. We have teiegrophed sud ropire~Mr. Shafo of £} which obtains botween the Celtio race and their fellow-citizens | written siroady, but take Bitopstes ogrin, orer i Meakrs, Groy dud Losey of Game~Two el fifty minatos. a8, APPPO) to the use of the company; that in ¥ smon: actd upon. To determine sios, 5 Raudopis, 4. sertled was sppropriated fo Wi w0l E . | o e ey 1o tak Al fhe circamaiancos. of Ui case | of African pureutage, Tild ouly log rus that mosh by far tho urri 120%., No. 395 Markeb st Randolph, 5. press Compa and used the funds subseribed fn the | ravious to the making of the will into consideration. most—in fact, probably as many s 9 out of 10—ef the assenita Subsoquent to sonding this intelligonoe, I wrote to Mr- f " provious g ! committod on unoffendiag blacks in New-York aro perpetruted | Sohlesinger a lettor ; 1 donot "know of any firm of Goldsovith andoiphs encountored the Star | P ar that . name, and were inogrporated on_Dee. | Evidnce govs to prove that Mr. Allairo was 8 man of cou 0 tars opencd well with & seore | 1o 1505 that tho Company has not conpied "with the terms of '_,'h.',,,‘,;,‘,‘,‘,“m“.,f,, et N charaotor and tot likely to bo | by Trishmen. The soctil (T s { o slos ) b Im inni) ‘mg..- Ifif‘ Sxin- | the ot so ns to ox mpt the subseribers from individual liabil- | gwnyed agninst bis judgmont. Ho is concedod ludhmn ho;mi: :w»u;- o‘hrlrm Jhasa ur"{ m:l :;l-ni:mll ‘n':In:nn] :uuly: .;:nq w::'n:wl of n . fiehhuhflhmnh Clov., Col. & Cin.| 500, uin ored bat 13 il Fims €0 46 by the Rasdolphs | ey s that the phun : tockholder in the pow o aineas man and & mechanie | prejudico are beyoad our person ndividuad kon, | in the hasemeat of house No. arket- - conv, - Bag:| ity that tho pirntfid Gidtmed & & W O aroe, || e igeEmestipower, s L doubirul v okher aby man aive- oan WEplain it Cer- | myself; T cguld rob say podbively whom Cafod o st gy ey —aamo Leavy batting being done by the Dover Nine in the | 3 the Company have made s third onll of five per onin o lost hi o iw 165, Tho lady who aftor. | wnd s L hin e 8 W by & mcore of 56 t0 7, 100, | Canet which thay (hroateh 1o onforce by tho sale of his shircs; of geuina. Mo lost bia drat wifo1a JCF o family from 13%, | tain it i, howerer, that whenever w negro and an Irishnan | kiow of my own knovsledge liat the pleoe of chincilla was not 4 3 Tors of the Triues | R A A sy In- 1oinopolized by Porsons 1 | Iing thon 18 Sho. contigaed o intato of his family | cowe nko any sort of personal coutact, & quarrel is almost fo- | 0 th prefaises whove five hours ; o ot know where the \ooding on | MaryTand Wi Virghiin, %o have adiministered o] Sy | et ke Caarod bim. At somo period of | variably tho rowult. Tho futal ofets of somo of thewo fights | wero tuken; on Sept. 17 1 thiak wo mosived ot wh Qi3 and unfatrly ; thak they have mismanaged it businons aid | this time he Lopame attached, porhaps dostingly atiuched, | .ot cit has scen only 100 often, Yesterday, a colored mua | samples from Mr. John Schlesinger; we nover knew or had squindered its means in legitimats oporations: Gt 1t hus | 1o vhis . "o bacame bis wife and the mother of his ohild, | namod Nathan Alford brought n complaiut o ot mnan pamed | heard of him. p—of hor. On | James Riley for nu unprovoked assault and robbery. Mr. Al Crossexamined—Our store is ut No. 515 “MJNI‘ wo T do not national, political, moral, pugi- | Brothers exceps our own firm doing businiess in Market-st; I ¥ 7 unfair contract with the President; that it is insol v ‘fond—and perhaps foolisidy - ?"‘"‘:v’m‘ i been competid to borrow money ul cruit; hat e P aonce akoua o Jury woukl b onticied 1o overthrow the | ford stated his case thua : that bo wns on the corner of the street | reccived thers the package now ahiown, marked * C s 7. | et aperty in 1138 iy has boen attached ; that lewexpendituros | WL “Tho exoroiso of & wifo's power in guining the aflation of | walting for the uext city railrond eur, which wras fast approach: | kuow any one ohn 8. oe Alfrid Goldsmith ; T eannot g ! & | exereilits neom it in in_operation by borrowing, | o hugband, in oaring for him a e e st | Ing whow Dr, Riley, with whom tho compluinsut had no pre. | swear (hat they did not, on the st day of Septomber of Dooker, 24 b. . | 7 for whieh large su on for lexs thon 3t | ence. @he may be very affectionate, and draw to her the whole | vious scquaintance, approached him, and aiter & few insulting | this year, go into & copartiemship to do iness at No. 430 Woodrafl, 3d b. 2 | Coloman, 31 5 | valuo; that the s it tho Come | Chossion of her husberal, But it in the policy of the law to en- | worls, struok him ‘in tho fuce. Tho nssnult sppeary from the | Morket-st.; » man named Townsead is the landlord of shose Suith, 11 5 I Yosy, 1.1 6 | oA is advertised the sale of the shares of delinguent: stook- | Courngn such attaolments. Chuucallor Kent had laid down this | evidencodo have beon entirely grataitous, wnd thw belligurent | promises | saw the prisouer thore that dsy, aud he showed e Fitoh, M—{ 2 (),i,".f; ‘i b H 3 Enlc!a'-. and intends to exemnt mn fixlwfl‘;'m from mo' m";: s & prinei Tho .wq::r;l'nm:)(( u: I‘.-..m. '..,..n m.-rm-.xz of | Celt was fined §20. . | o canl similar to the um&:w shown, u-xk»’;i': D;" Lom in no Houpel, . L. ondis, 1nt 5 | coleotion of asscssments; that the Legislaturo ; shardng ¢ 13 ono of tho shields of old mge. Tt wins for it #hat | Cuana 24 Wiy coucerned fa the firm of Gowdsmith Brothers sf Nov 430 | — = | Gompany was Incorporutéd in W5 wna an unogastitational and | kindncas of treatment which it vequires when other uttrictions “(’"‘" "’h' Viotamne Haain Law.—A Pollosman charged || Ly o0 .104 | 100 I wesseenees 37 36, | unsuthorized body, and the net ilegud and nvalid. are failing, Tho sbsolubo power of the disponal of goods, ilea Murphy with violating the Health Ordinauce of the city | * John Schicsinger farthor testified—On the first intorview | 21. 105 |1 LNG8, "The atidavit of the piaintyt aftirme she allogations of the | coupled with the desire of gain, 1a a great iducemont to its | by burning oyster sholla into liine atw tine, place and wader | with the Jri-otwrhcldd the firm_for whoas b was buyiug the | Fourth Na, Bank. | 200.. o, that the Dircctors of the Com- | Lk i Sl o e® aafment. That 14 ot undue fafle | ciroumstances which constituted the act nuisance. Owingto | goods did business in Market-st., but that. ha did not kiow the | 100...........107§|N. Y. & N, number; that he was not related nor had ever been connected | @anton. 40. soue. with the firm for whom ho was baying the goeds; he was very | J0p " segf " 5th, Gth. Tth. 8th. 9th. Totals. | complaint and 15 0 5 4..% wlwlflc. of olders to bear all the burdimis | woe iu itself, but the state of micd may be con- | wanteof positive provf the complaint was dism Randolph ur(l.«-{uwllh n udl o it ol pass oub o their hands into | yilored, in conection with other maticrs, as bearing | Pruuars Aot T0 Brask.—~A little boy not 7 years old, named BBy 10T gy 1oy s gprigiig g 'g. Ty 0 Compauy, & A A - casion of the Southern stockholdors; that oo T : g e . ry . “Grmpts i, sk, of e Active Club of Now-Kork. | thoconful o posat (3 SV AL S ntis nd | 20, % et i firi wori SO0, o s ot . | I8 Park, whouo whoisappenrance was that of un uncared: 7ol aoqunfuiod i thems in b painogs g beriag sald Shest s e Tisee of game—3 hours and 10 miuutes. Yeind up the ("""Mf{hfi'dl Ih“h‘" r':lrll"lh\u.\m_m ufiul‘y"‘:ulr'—d dren by tho first wifo §100 onch ; to tho second wifo his whole | for and ntterly neglected waif of the streets, was brought upon | the goods scaching them, becuuse thero wos only one firm of | 17.8,6s,5-200p.,'A2 Chic, & -ontohos—Starsd, Kairdulph . o ey Wpuid L Netthors steakboidir? to el 10 riy with thoss excoptions for het lifo with o reminder 8 | the neowsation of Mr, Williyn Brown for stealing o pair of Goldith Brothers ia Philudelphin; he retvrned ot about 4 | 5,000........111F| 100.. on Foul Balis—Stars 7 timcs, Randolph 6 times. e m‘v. while they wonld hold No ot ohild. This will looked foom their standpoint being indis- | shoes. Tho shoes were fowal in the child's possession, nud | ¢ vlock the same day sud inquired if I had received an answer | ), & Miss. Cer. 300. By fae togoiher (o Uh e the tourney for the State bull, | straining the Company from collecting thin wssesanent, from Hoo, & Nindl widow _thadanghier of ble rieh manclel do eng-. || dogta thet ihe, muforisaste. shilk hed. heom iostraepot oy | e e oy o bamdowa s ol ot hele ama with tho A tiartica. obfiged- them 1o Switsdraw. | borrowing m o rows carying out tho | B0 WU PoTasty. Bukifveencts secstion focipe ey Wy (o older perscm lo comatl the Jergeny, Noniancs was doiterec foe Pl S e el A g el i Buretas » O he but fhorm #0ms | contraot with fle Prucident, abd Lie progent wmotiou 1s mado uire a0 whether Mr. Allsiro aoted Justly il kiily. That | the prowunt, but shond no parent or friand of the little feljow | 1€ duquirics ubont mo 1 I saidy "Hown iehers ! boe said, e e T evers wof poruiitiod o bator, even after Lav- | by defeudanta 10 dissalve oF modify the prelizshuary injunction bt b Tk theo shanlc fnteacford, Ches Saat 10V o | sppoeca ke ahaits ho ik deabtion bo etebii0 fpe fampe of e T AT oot Jap ) BORg, acer b Caeh - g e aatisn nasiaat wid sayporiiien ahentibe ASE | e O e (s enatat 10 il was || L uiie RIGH LIS (53 woniivt oo Mpal could bo bestowed | 4oy him why he had ' told me that his ¢ nwme was Lowia ; he replied that e did not wish.to exposs him- lng origiuated the tournoy. " Angust last. Tha motion wos mado on the original papers on < i or that time effec MATOH FOR THE SILVER BALL. A e (hyinction was obfained, and was Beard befors Jus- :,‘"l'};;?",b,fi',.‘.‘:}.‘i‘;fiffl.?fi:fiffi{ that tizuo bl no effest but | Mow Lok K1y My —Officor William MeTaggart bwought | yelf, us he was in the employ of tht firm ; X thon asked him, On Wednesday afternoon the grand match of the tn;_hl:-rmr:.dx‘m:‘ll-fli Al e . time. The textator kad mado before this two wills. Ono in 1841, | » complaint sgainst Jobn Harly and Wiliom MoCabe, for ;::ney:fl!:l‘n':'mthlwnmw'elhl:mwim& L e i grou Lty were s o o : who | e from me wocios was played, it being the contest for tho United States |1 /g8 KTURCt LEC B "a0es” ot state facts suffiniont to uw;“m .‘?":'x’:uau‘:w&:l;t:;l;’lyx T Lis son Jumes ah burning oyster-shells into lime against the stature in such case | (PO 0P :fm‘“m ‘Bros, No. 325 Market-st., . handsome silver ball—the contestants belng the noted | constitute a cnuso of action; becatso (1) That it appenrs by the | 1o find in wills, and giviug the balan modo and provided. In defenso it was attemptad to show that | Sphia; he then loft the store,; the next day Lreeeived o dispateh, Mariposa rvington Club of Trvington, N. J., and the oqually celebrated | complaint that the plaintiff is not. & stockholder; (2) That be 18 | Thewill of 1843 gives bis property ma Uhe two men wore simply employés aod not responsible for the | wud on tho following day sent tho goods by Adsus Express, as | 300.. see.... 30} 500. 300.. o Y arrived at Newton on | B0t 8 creditor-in-law, bocanss Tas ot obtained o judgment | wut Mes Roe: to the other ekildren § aets of their employers. * In the second place they said that on | directed by the telegram, Coal. |Chie. & Altoa. 300. ctives of New-¥ork. The Irvingtons srrived at Newton on | oo ingt io corporation for his alleged claim. Tt &8 clearly appsrent that b was o b the day specified fu the complaint there wis no fire in the fur- . Why did you send the goods to No. 430 Market st., when he v 65 | 200.....0000111}| Clove, & Pitts. Puesday n the Actives taking the #:30 train on the Morrls | “Necond: That this Court has not jarisdiction, in this setion, 'Hisilkes. He ,,_;‘”‘M,‘ at s grandehi nace at wny tiwe. The magistrate, however, considered the mfl told you thiut the number was 3357 A, Beeause I thought 63 |Mil. & St. Paul pfl 100,.00e0s-c0 90} Basax for Waterloo, and thenca by the Sussex Road | to grant the final relief upon the facts which the complaiut al- nger nstead of tae whote hand, a2 one ohild proof sutficient, and they wore fined #25 cach. tho firm might have moved ; his assertion was of-baud ; the Exi 200, o - -va the nasrowly eseaping severe ipjuries os they | Jegos and demauds judgment for. (1) To declare the dcfendant, € hie mari "with his mecond wifs Evon before | CAN AN Ex-Coxvier Tusmrr!—In s charge of as- | patch was nushoutio ; the man whogavo tho name of John Lowls i hgnta t at Newton, owing to the careleasuess of the wfi:hh & foreign” corporation, insolvent, and to sk this ho had n great diskke for bis son Jamea, It is manifest f , de by Th Hadd Patrigk | Gd not @t any unm‘lu-mmhfi-— cards ; Lhad looked in of the train fn not soeing that the brakes were well | Conrt to appoint a receiver to wind up its affafrs. (2) To de- | (bt Mr. Allaire hud, from some cireumstsnce, take sault and battery, made by Thomas Haddon agamst Patrek | (5, S SECECEE A0 tint thoro was but ove firm ‘when the engiue left tho train on the turnout st Now- | clare that defendant is not o rution, for the reason that the | wion 1o mest of the ehildren by his first wi MeCaffrey, sn attempt was made by counsel to bur Hadden | of that and that at No. 535, and I thought that they might “the rosult of this carclessnoss being & smash-up, the cars | Legislature of Virgiuia, from whom it obtuined its charter, was | {hoy neglectdd him and were wanting in filh from tho privilege of testifying in his own behalf, on the grourd | hase moved. waberiaig tho depot at a.repid pace and bringing up aguinst the | not s legialative body, legally oremntard or convened, and bad | foefiyg toward him. It is claimed tiat all this aros Uhat ho hod. n wiloged Servel oo of more torms in th State | Lhis witnéss was also oross-cxamined at cousidernble length wtono wall withe foroe toat broke the windimss und the {:"" no authority to creats such corporntion. (3) To sustai influenco of this lady who beeamo Lis second wife Prisan for felosy, nid was therefurs yot & competent witaess i | by the connsel for the dofense, but nothing new way elicited, or asud injured pearly overy one on the train more or of this defendaot, or its officers, in a_forcign State, in hor potsoning his mind sgwinst thom. Unless yot are satisfied | aay caso whero ' citiaen of good charnetor was & party. It | Were tho main statements given hi_hlm in any wise shaken. ed, and amousitsd ton subati ol that Hadden had been coavioted mul sentenced | Augusta d. Smith, rewiding Ko, 1108 l|nudu£&m-wd¢\—m ¢ soma c: to have been crcated, for the resson thal the suse is | thagsuch undue inflnoe wa N e et B, a1any o8 b MRS a1 ged and insol 4 could fitab); of n e now mismanaged and insolyent, and could not profidably con- | tution of arother mind for el you st ststain the will. | for to laroeay of £26 it gold, sevoral yoars ngo, whiok seateuce | On the 2lst day of Septem Aftor dinner at the village hotel, the fim adjourned to the | duct any further business. The Court then explaned to the ,..’r, th form of the special [ he is said ‘to Lave served out, 10 that aiterwand e | prisoner; '"“""51'"‘ to the purchuso of the goods ihe com- md: and, after considerable discussion over the pre- | The Court took the papers and reserved Jis decision. vondict, tho questions relating to the execution of the will ba- | was accused of “shanghai-ing” s sailor. and was on that | P dontitied and claimod the goods as his y; be the game was commenced, and it proved to be one ‘. Pryor, R. S Guordwey and . P. Lowery for defond- | [og" uniwered on the spob, ood duectod them o bring in o | chargo also convicted and mentenced, but was - afterwanl 1h yards ; T dilnot give it up; at the lime of the pur- of tho most closely-oontested and woll-played gumes of the sea- | ante; John E. Burrill, esq., opposed. sealed verdiet Vs morning pardonod by the proper suthorides This crimo of £ tho goods from Goldsmith he introduced & gentleman son: Both olubs were present in their full strength, and each | THE ALLAIRE WILL CASE—THE SUMMING UP OF COUNSEL SERCIAL TR —Deforo Justiee SUTHKRLAND, Shanghalfng” is one well known and formerly very often ther who had brought 28 pleees of Mfimhmg of success. The was in poor condition for AND THE JULGK § CEARGE. A QUESTIUN OF PRACTICE. practiced Ly shipping masters bufore the passage of the variows thought udnpted to my business, and wished me 0 pu though by and attention it might bo Cpicurr.—Before Mr. Justico DAYIS, YLeopokd Blumaver ngt. Lsrul Rittorman Pt looking to tue thore perfoct protection of tae seamaen. Tho | bBY it; be then showed mo & picce of binck and wanted me foxtho puirgons, but it was doutto Lkl | pruseia W: Ton e 8 agt A. T Callcin Alire, execnirix— | The defomlaot was re ittt by &g City Julge | plon is to wako & sailor drunk, ither by fair drinkiug, or by | takoit; Iat first refused, ‘and ho ofered it ot 97 50 of ground balls, snd required sharp batting to secure | qyq apnouncensent that the summing up in this case would com- | from several rders of arre . v ing Lion druggod lgaor, and then, putking bi, 1a thad sate und Lagroed to take i#; ho aftorward brought the n hinbeas corpus, and now applics mence yesterday, cansed o lorger pttendance than usual | for a similar order in a caso in this court.” Justice Sutherland The Actives went to the bat first, and were put out in sue- | Sovergl ladics were among the number presest. L dendedd it, as follows e o “ © e e ot e e | o 0, and o Chen offeged if 1 would pay han. that bo would e eomnes 10 hia setiec fo discover that | G150 mo two piccns st & per yord ; I reveived tho goods on the ard an_ outwasd-bu upar iog {r & black, scorn, the Irvingtons. reociving the sume | SYTRancT ™ Tyon: fasociated with Mr. James T. Brady, “Tam inclined 10 think that the erder of arrest shoukl not [ ri bty TR the second | s comusel for plaintifis, stated that beforo commencing 5| ba waontel. The questiotess important, and perhaps some s been paid Lo the ruscally shipping-master, | 218t ult,, wnd ou the follow ing morning received a signed S tpworei te dscives ok S0 by ascore of 310 1 | yumruing up, the cownsel for tho contestents requeats tho Judge | what dontfal. Whichever way [ iecids, thors T douie o A i Dot o A trip which will require years. | Jobn 8. Goldamish ; I spoke o the maa s the @ad this advantage the Lrvingtons fuiled to ‘overvome during | 4, charge: Tie i sppaal (0 the Genernl Term. Motion o vatebe oner of | 10 aecompl D this crime Mr. Huddon wan charged, aod a | brotherat the time of the [ oy ¥ 4 Bl 2""“""* , though they mnade 8 close Sght of it | 1ye 11 the teatator does not, subteride wn fustrument in the | arren deaied, with $10 custe b0 lide e eyeat ke orler, 0 | Gomviction was had, but by the interferenco of some powerful | mo by & lady who represeiited herwolf as the wifo of Goldamith the way throngh, the totals at the close of the third inningw | o oicnee of the witnessos, and each of them, the signature must - friend bo was saved the fecossity of serviog his time tn the | the womau who brought the letter wus in court to-duy; the 606 nad then 0.6, 9 108, 11 to ¥, 1109, and 1210 10, B e thoms. mai entifled and rocoghisad by the testatwr | UNTTRD STATRS DISTRICT COURT—OCT. 4—Before | PRISSRIIATY tovtns proposed wero ot for 83 in gold per yurd ; the are bg"'l""b':l' ':;" o :_‘x“ '-'":;t;_f' nning: | and in some sppropriste and proper mosuer ackuowledged by | 77 oM gl hy Byt or. 4 enlay. the corsl for tho defondant, MeCalfroy, objocted | now o the mmmoum 1108 1[ coodway ; |' do mn-:r‘ nbath game P b, " . o adden, o) ol i il e 0wy o ‘MN‘I] thing iim o bif wignatare Tho Admiralty Calendar was called yesterday in f ladden, on the grounds that aman wio hes | (00 070 U7 ot what Lhave heand: vroe advorsarics for & blauk soore, but afterward they 7 wir: el i %0, That the statute_contemplates the subscription, or the | ThO ACIIRTY i Hes eholr Y r‘"‘hflm‘ - l-nll;i‘t_gnhi:shy the, totals of 19 | peknowledgment thereof, in the preseuce of the witness, and | {0 7T, 5 DUUE LR, 0, SfE Shipmen, but 5o buainess | d el to apoak a8 b witness i & court, and is in fact | The oxamination was then postponed until this morning at 9 he othe; of ¢ ! D debarred from oxercising any of the rights of eitiscnship, The | o'clock. Mr. Condit in, this ox- ion of the {ustrunent as o will, us two distinet sct mateh, and the unpleasont duties of the po- | Lo BEEHIT 0 L U e Crecution, B e counsel produced a record of the iudictment, trial, seatence sud e oty tion very impartially and correotly, though not, of course, 10 | “'ygy Lyon referred fo the statutes and quoted authoritios in | COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—Srxc notioe of penitentiary service of a certaiy *“Thomas Hadden, " JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT. - u:-‘lhu:u.:;:{&- "’b‘..".":n"‘u".'..‘.;am %‘lluhb cfil the mg‘mndm, "’f;""" A lunul:-’ u..:l u...~|| munggl,:‘«hlz mplainant umm present | Befors Mz, Justice Dodge. | S oppondite and the umpire, but the Trvingtons on {hia oo- | | JES0roKee radfond contended that no attestation clause | yip xiTRO.GLYCKRINE CONTHOVERNY—A CHANGE OF | St of tue fullire to suppls this very necessary liuk in tho | HWAVY BARCENY BY A GiRi, oX HER EMPLOYER. ".'.‘.‘““"“'.3&1""’ M‘a‘fi";‘:‘“ m&‘, :‘m'hgj: Mr. Jumes T, Brady then summed up the case on hahalf of PARTIES AND POSITION. chals of evidenos, Mr, lhd-t u waa perinitted 0 testify. It [ —Miss Annio Rust and her mother, Elisa Rust, ware yesterday “‘ww:rfiflflwk Y e Aotives. o & the plaintiffs. He spoke substantially” as follows: This cuse :m» Bursteubinder agt Joba W. Affron. waa proved that MeOaflrey, who has tho appearance aid the | brought up before Justice Dodge, on the charge of peoulatirg rocord of belug o “Fourth Ward striker,” had asaultod and Deaten Mr. Hadden om divers ul swidry ooossious, | £00d8 from Mr. Alexaader Doubet, a denlet In fl“!fl”i and had mods threats of repesting the same | 8 NO. 67 Broadway, who bas heretofore employed Miss Annie v overtures ma woon. 08 bo gould “coteh | Jiust to make bead uad worsted work. Day before yetordny . - y strack for higher pay, and suddenly left Mr. for it was the first time we had seen Wty of suich boylsh actlon; — We give: the Tl soore of | Soeg o 101 b our K interosing and well-played game below : ors, we all must die, and tie act of » our sols. We all recognize ster said, “ Kings or Emper- ath veduce! us o one A(?I'l o' & level. ll“ testator A:;m;‘eu- was 8 nan wu-h{ wh ) Thers b doubt thit M s bad | the young 200, o. 4 1 | en_acquaints 6 was a fine type of tho alone. iere can be no doubt that McCatheey is & bad yo -y 4 d | e ectono. " Here, present, is hia hiind de s B o h amarets | man—tu at stated thot ho bl made an witack upon | Voubek ‘bome fockdeuts had lately caused the latier to regard 200 2 2 | ho, s man of wenlth, bequeathed a | commenced, for fne imprisonment and | M. Haddon the day wfter bis diffienity with her busband, aud hor with suspicion, & nutaber of articles Laving been missed, 600, 2 1 | what! $100. Think of it! look st this blind wou Tialieious prosseution. Mr. Chos ¥. Weile, the counsel for | bad knocked ber down. MeCattrey wis fined §0 an also | Which not be taken away by any other person. 300, 3 3 | ltedumghter. That in the case in o nutshell. Could this man, | ihe plaintid, wpplied on Wodiesday fof mh order of nrrost, | equired to give bl to keop the poace for n year. = Thia latter M. Doubet was resolved to satisfy himsclf, A seareh-warrant 2,600, o4 5 0 | thisgood man, unless blinded by bis second wife, make suck & | which wu granted, the bull being fixed st 8150 being 8,00 | {ouriction will probably s at tinpair the efMcleney of My, | Was st oneo procured by him, by tho sid of which the misying 1'200. 91 3 1 | will, under such circumstances! This will was not exccuted | Jess thas tho dumages claimod by the plaiutiff. MeCaffrey during the impesding eloction nnd its many and | K0008 wor wufihl to light on the premises of M. Rust. The 500, 9 1 | nceonding to the forms of law, and if it had been, it wus ob. Mr. Affron, ob belug arosted, st vuce gavs bail fn the | Yerious preliminary rows. His political friends will probably rtolen articlos ified were 'W'W%WD'W‘ 50 0 | tained by andue juduence. Mr. rady bere ¥ read 1 the satutca | pum gl % 4 ; ot allow bim to remaia i prison for lack of the necessary | PABOT }".‘.?";f&:"fl"‘m.“. ;"l"t-":-{;;‘mm:- e l-‘ 4 +1 in.pelation te the proper stiestation of w and contende: Triar Tewy, Paur L—-Bryoxx Jrooe CARsgzo, fun, arioty uablo . . i that this will was not executed in conformity therewith. THE MILK WE DRINK Tue PruseyEnNe PoLicEMAN.~Oficer John Shea, whose smouiting to some 223 worth. Although they confessed 800. .. 944, Mr. Brady then recapitulated tho te y of Mr. Hart. Wm. W. Hurford ot al agt. Geo. Reeves. “ . d % | oflicor who made the search that they had stoicn tho goods from Readin, B T e T T e ey e o hon b3 Soubd 3ot T | | /Ti a4 action Woughy by the Haintifs 10 resover (e gy | 20M0 100st Do fetter fo-Wos rsbers M Tww’ itncu'| Usibuty ey piaaces 2e6oill, S HE X0 380 20 before /el | ' 18 2 1.0 -9 ‘member years ago in this case Tis very o thewit- | of B0 with luterest Trom Atigust 1564, which thoy alege fa pg | Polioe reports, for he has been fn Conrt on’ polico trials nearly | Judge Dowling, and were cu tted in §1,50 to answer. 2.200. 1T 1% - S 1. .00l Polf ness stand showed the greatest indecision in relation to his or milk sold and d o 1o the defendait during the | every sewsion for a month or three, again bronght up Mra. Tursr o Moxky 'KRoM A TrUNK.~Oue Baptiste Coquard 300 11 ‘ &:’;’L‘.‘.".;.?“%‘:&‘."‘..‘.‘;“éfizf““’ Gk, et '{'J‘,“;“"" ,""‘1: Ttk e pen ”'h OO he vt vory m 1.Iul,>l<-mll August o that year In suppegl uj their | Ellew Davenport for an assault nd batt Mrs. Duvenport | was charged by Marie Serre with breaking open her trunk and 400, - ness b3. 11 Time of Three hours, B 11 as remember signing thowil, 8s & witness, at | which it sppears that & pettl 1§ Ao e [ ey g ‘usband a8 black man and bo was | atealing gobd and silver therefrom o the smount of €40, Sho 500 .see- 32- } - “Siocknan & Tnte 2. W. Xally & Morag, . | all._ Ho was aho very uncertais in relation Mr. Allaire's signe- | ju Augnat, 1864, bt A48l | 807y Dot as sk free, T testiniony going 10 sbow that gtated that Baptisto had very obtigingly covated the money for % - :7 10; Buc) 3 ters Crawford 2 nard 2 tare. : Jlaintiffs by the d hot nmount still Meagin. ¥ O POl e ha o her, and had then seon her place it in trunk, She west out . M. Campbell 1. ‘Sir. Brody read to the Jury the propositions whieh Mr. Lyon | Lig wupaid, this action o ecorer 1 Wit e | Dy e e e the "Felico Conmiation. | Hhorty afer, d Baptlste Coquand wa seen by witaesses o g0 500, ¥oul bound catohes—Lawis 2, Buckley 1, Leonard 1. had asked the Court to chiarge, nud said if the jury answered | amounting in sll o § The defendant claims that in Wk ers for trial on & charge of illegally arresting h “The | i1 When Marie returned, her trunk was hroken «g- and the liinois ~mvmwl0-um those questions s they ought to be euswered the will would be | Summer of 1864 he cument with the plainti otiatan of the "Commissioners *38° not yet announced, | veluables gone. Sho natuzally aceused Coquard of the robbery, 200 on elhe-ti[nwwm 7 broken, as it ought tobe. If this st divided, ns it ought | whifib they were to wilk pure as it came fro Js0 made # complaint of asault and bage and bad Lim arrested. Ho was commitied in §1,500 to answer. 500 on bases— A ctivey, 10 times ; Trvingtons, 13 times. to have been, in his humble ju it would have be itk whi 0 hia was fousd upon ex- inst Mrs. Davenoort, hoping to punish some one of ARKESTED ON SUsPICION.—Officer Mulcahey of the Twenty- on foul balls—Actives, 7 times ; Lrvingtons, 1 time. divided into sixths, so that all ‘those entitled migh amination to contain from r quats of waer per uport family. The compiaint was disuis P ednaoday fouhd ol Féhe Phb out—H Cmrflgévmu ceived their due share. Of eourse all men have can, thereby reducin v quart, tiat dednetls o ool Bhea s by & y Jud® | ninth Preetnot on Wodnesday found & man named Johu Flaber | 200...... ont—Sweezy 1, M. Cam) 1, Lewis 1, Haines 1. what they like with their own, b: this amonn? fron 1 milk delivered leaves \ o do » Pol with a fine black coat, a luen duster, n pair of boots, aud s | €leve, & T Cl . East, 4 , A ¥ 1\ # d when the of the Poli pal 12 cathehes_Aciives 5 Ivingtors & case weut o ‘show that this will was i n in th of §130 over and above B o sa. hita. 'be will doubt. | vest in his possession, which he did not appear to_kuow whera, | $:300-ee ++veelB2H| 200+00ss b10 1) ;:dhn.-xun,&u-x 4, Buckley 19, Teonard 12. with what might have beem expected. it anwer dakm that they | ras fud U ncotant? 10" by lown the baton aad tho ahickd” | Lo bead obiaioed. ‘The gouds being exilently stolen, o was ng the playing. of the motoh several interesting trotting | wife managed affairs so as to make her Lu Uetivered the milk 35 the wame condiion that they received ft | nud betako Musclf 8 s oiher employment, aud oarn bis | taken in custody, a5 Wis committed untl a seasonnble time is —;}M;!M v'mu‘h- lnd“ow;:n'wor Jcn:m- n-l:‘r. her a uu.;:}u :«‘: ‘hn- Mn-n;r” 254 {rom the farmers. The Jury retuned & verdiet fur the plaintiffs | bread-and-buttor in some Sigferent vocution. affordedfor huuting up the owner. The case is held -over for oul rom runawe orees. tendance of sy tors | in ‘bosom & spar’ unkindness toward his ehildren by his | for §100. SHLP) ~M. v >, a vas o St s O por inme.| e e The pios abwirsreaeas ary ndvaneed ot the otber | *'L. 1L Dickersan fr plaiutifs 3. & Tryan for dcemdast. Koo o SWPAATE—S. Willam Doterwn, o sallr, | Csmaton, e g | 000 mfi:::vhmvmuhm aumber of ladies. wide for the making of this extraordinary will The most (Before Judige DALy, who has lately returned fom « joug voyage, oharged 8 | woore of infoxication cases aiso oceupied e attention of Juss | 10,000-..815. 3 % MOUKT VERNON VS ECLBOTIO OF NEW-YORK. | trivial disputes or ifferences betwoen, Mr. Aliaire uud Me RAILKOAD CASE. ship-mate, eabin-mate, bunk-mete, batteor mate, named Michael | tice Dodge during the ds: 20,000.....b3. 344 erle. e * | children are magnified into eauses sufficicnt to cause him fo | Philip Lowenthal agt. the TLinl-aycuue Railroad Co Webster with stealing from him slver Wegeh, Tho ti g, 10,000 11,800, ... “Phi return game between the above-named clubs | make this will "For years he was never pormitted to beuone | According to the evidence in this case. the pliiutiff rented a | wau taken from the pocket of Peterson whith & f "f "h"l::' "‘""’( v 800, o @iin Wiithwbapy 601 1 et s dlo Pus groud-et | TS S5y.cf kg skildren by Me @rse WiEL TMs secwnd wite | portion of tho passetiger v Ut b THird Avenue Railroad | galcep, he having goue to his bed with his clotine on. Havin ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. samo off on J e efore the will was opened tnat sho did ot know its eon. | Do for & refrestimont stand, ut tent of §300 per annuin, payable | pecured the watch, the defendans okd it o & Bite who in bis [Befors Justice Shandley.] Mognt Vernon, resulting fn s decided victory for the Una, in o | tonts, but subsequently, and before it was opened, said she did. | yon; A Written agreemient for threo yoars was made out, | own good time regumed it to Peterson. Wobster we ho in bis s o N W i gamo of six inuings. Each club was sbort three of their nine, M.:"Mummly ‘thI:n Tead Sastismany from ‘;Z;'"T'".'"" "’Qi""AI'H'x"' Dt wis never signed by the defendant, who is President of tho | Blackwell's Island for two moutLs. ™ sent to AN Apscoxpiyg TAiLOR.—Nathan Wagenheimer, & eatest #8 Cis e tw A - ough it hed beo " correction doap. s i 00 8 Dat sblo wulintiotes were providel, In consequonos of the se- | b S8t i KRR SOCTIR SR AR ont var | o | althougl t bud Luen wuliided b0 A e e runding, | AX USLIKELY ASSAULT ASD BATTERY.~Ms. Jucob Buzbarm, Joun Hog m:::. it m:n:::l bcrun—l l:xp.xu.;‘n.; su...:.\;z eelty of the weather, the delegation of the " falr sex" was not | Sl vok pince. Mr. Brady ciosed by asking the Jury toact | the pluintifl, believing bimself to be wiant from year to year, | # man of Herculean proportions, charged twe dimiuutive Ger- [SVRSREY, S5 S eRstye v BEIRPRCs SR W W M defe t § 'n “ worth of elothing, which had been given out to him to moko o0t R et | mese Wik lnsting hizy Beinatminarase 9196 MIASN| (upie, S8 Dosiel Luse of Now 30 and % Broadway. Mr. tatita with Tegand 10 the 80udGsk of th Ralotifl, | Marek 844 Tenats Wardhites; Who st bSriglely appeated i | (Luné slauithat diing thomeniiacd Agcl and May, 1566, he capable of beating a man of the sizo and appareit strength of | had given Wagenheimer o large number of overcoats aod vests [ s 0 ly turn out, T. 8. Van Cott led o " i . arge. Jl&fi:l T, et ot ke B ok whtoh ;n this matter accordig 0 the- dictates of their hoads and K.fu“: '.:_,r..,:.,:.d,:::(m ‘n::'.nlmxlt ,":fs will be soen by the following : "Ex-Surrogate Bradford commenced by allading to the * Van- | everal compl who grabbed a dollar's worth of curreney from the till of store at No. 304 Eighth-st. ; Cornelius Reardon, who stole the cork fender of a bange and sought the junk shop with it; Frank ‘Trayers, who helped himself to a bottle of wine wid a bottle of sodas water from Andrew Koch's wagon, while it was standing f Tenthst. aud Avenuwe A, and Ellen Staw wha P goods of various criptions, 1o the vulue of $68, from the store No. 95 East Twelfth-st. ‘There were, besides these, the usual formbdable array of cases of intoxication aud petty ofi cirewmstances. On the nig by the defendant with being the father of the child she earried drews, one of the daughters; of all the ciild the first | of Sept, 12, 1865, the house axd | i ber arms. M. Brotherton desired her to leave the house; » i wife, Mrs. Roe alone, 80 o £peak, contcsts the will “These | 47,000 worth of United States honds, the propert she declined 10 0wy ay speedily ns ho desired ; o war of worls b ot | children did nob net, aceording tw the evidence a8 tey ought | if, stolen. As soui us ho discorered this, bo eonaed, and it opReats i ultempting 1o put praey tosct. They did not visit thelr sick wother dming her iess, | pringed making known his loss and glying the description - alloged Sores? Juolcotie they did nof vist their father to comfort kim. Mra. Roe refu i v mberst e served tuls otice.on | Judgment was suspen -catehes—U an, & Eclectic, to live with ber futber whea she could huve done wo. Tids | fhc vurions banks and bankiog institutions, ainong “hich was | Tyns—Whether tuba lay 6P OF Wna o are ot pre e ome Runs—D. Van Cott, 1 sccond wife who has.been #o nceused e ridienlod uursed 1kis | the Natloval Currency Bank, the defendant jn st "“"fi W1 gocide on short notice, our ornithological vy, blo Play-—T. 8. Van 4, ©. Stevens and D. Van Cott. sick first wife for years, and wus nob awarried to Mr. | tle aame time notifylig them that he was the . Mo fows: bub eortain 1 1o Bl f Wi s a’y beiug out of of Gume—l1 w_‘u'fi minutes. y Allafre_until = ten o after the death of the fist | tologrmphed to the Secretary of she Treasury the bonds, | town; but eertain that & sult was brought , erday for na, W. G, Thiselton; Eclectic, G. Taylor. wife. The children of the first wife kept aloof from their, pa- | giving the nambers, kad béen soicn {mmju'fl. and received an | eertain **nests of tubs.” It appears that Poter 8. Covera, o e b yents, and from their father especiully, during his eomparative | gnewer sisting that 82,000 of the I“"".h. been bought by the | iy engaged in m,,,.r,u“ cortain goods fiom one part ‘_r‘kfi cldcst son, does not coutest the will, n Mrs. ant arfsing out of the followi: ‘WH.Vaa Cott, jr.e.£2 Le plaintill was ente of il man out- o8 commitied on Mr. Brothertou. ey 0. R | derbiit’ evidenee, and suid that the smusiifg up by Mr. Brady | Yo remove his goods; thia be refused o 80, nssert: . § e 21| was ucredit to him, but that he had omitted LR o son l.‘.',';‘fi‘flw: o vomain pntll Mis year was ouf; the defendant | M. l‘:“}"'l"“h R0 Jaus Soumb 00- St M grat U S port of which be bad returned and reocived puy for. 4 SN 2 1| fthe points that ho consulered it was essentiul to evidence. | thereupon ejncted kim from the premiscs. two defendants had assaulted the complainant, for which they | Hs ured thix moncy nud snother lot of Overcouts, p- . 8, dn | S e sircuimtanees 12" thiv"cuse thut shoukd make us | © Fury oub. wers fiued soverally os follows: Mr. Marek, §3, and Mr. Nar- | Wageoheimer abeconded. and Mr. Luss i nothing of him ey b 2 1| e ow we set. Turre are skvletous in all homes, Each | B D, McCarthy for plaintiff, J. P, Lowery for defendant chross, $15. until night bufore lagh, when he found hism in ® bouso in Hous- 13 3 3 0 | Tian is the best judge of his own fimily affairs, and if we ax 1Pekire Jadge CAnboR) A QUESTION AS T0 PATERNITY.—Mr. Frederle H. G. Brother. | 1008t Wagenlcimer refused to retum tho goods, and Mr. Y %":,m::- S 3 1 | takeit u on m;nn-l\yfl to break ‘L‘.‘ nide |/,V'|-ru OWNERSDIP OF nnLl.:‘Im-)M. Besk ton brought fato court Mary Cassidy on a charge of assault and xlufixh::n" ation, el yn s e T o o s A : y mind. ang leaving their property 10 those Whom they pre X Leybel agt, The National Curreney Dank. jud mination. y - gy el 7 f g 21 | thenthereis vo g Uiie properiy, o those whom they preler, | - Frefrrik eybl ugt, The Natlons, Gy B fatcod. | batery. To eviience shows that Mr. Rootherton wos charged | LANCENY Casts—Ataong these were: Augustas Callanan, ¥ 5 ! 100 OPEN BOARD OF EROKERS—3 P. M. tho Una. i - ier of the National he recied to androd -+ ‘won the first yed between the above '-mny, but after dis hiwg by their condaet, they wanted | defendant. Leybel then went to the ¢ bu 1| eity W another, wis, recied to earry a has neats tul CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. a 1) his ol ut the scheme was wo tra; Fent N C and de ded bLis perty, but the Bauk re 10 & certain Jl!fl The onler compieheuded 100 ** nesta™ only, - 2 edo. 50 conmeaputly hare s i et o b payed P I b S ren 4 sirafiened circumetasoes Do | fuasdfo give them npflfi:tlxh(:[‘m"‘ otice had been | but the druyiman took G * mesta” ot his vehiclo at the first load, | ~-oular monthly meeting of the Chamber of ml"i"‘“"_"_""‘ o Clave, & Tol RN g Commerce was .. ., at 1 0'clook P e B JRFPERSON OF GREENPOINT VS. ORION OF JERSEY | nqed in aliberal marner to this daughter, Mys. Roe, makin ? thess of the bonds stolen. Henco this | ynd afterward put on about 65 " nests’ more. The driver, e pogbes et RRLAE SR "’.u:mmfiifi‘;flumduun Ampancied, | Coverley, woe spokon fo by Mr. Erastus . Grocker . CITY. tibern] presents. for w) ey The return mateh of the above Clubs came off on mumu. These ehildren had only themselvee to blame the Conrt was obll the owier of the goods, or Who Was in o the chair, Geo."'~. red to 00! hary " owrence wae proposed Geo. 8. e b i here ure the proofs of undue mfin. | "y 1 Stufford sod Filykige F- Gerry for plaatisf; B Moore | and who nsked Lim to take off the surplus number o S -4 ~ el Opdyke, and duly elected by Bun's "rle SURN T tho of the former at on Wednerday after. w! o le h nded. . Crocker, 4 e ey o e, Tl | ey i o Ny ot B e e I | i i v ity Croly ehuing X | s b i, Sl AV o this b b " on oRioNs. o m | When his children deserted him} Wiy ! it has been asserted o=t ESS IN TIE COURTS, 1o take the tobs from the art. 16wns evident from the testi- | tleman having arrived in the city ouly WedncSh, that gen- s | that he would have been uuable to recoguize one of his own 8o P0RT—Cikcurr, —PaRt L. —Before Mr. moany that the driver knew that he had more property on his | The following leter in roference to uu..'.rfq.. e 1 | dsughters, if he met Lerin the o0 Joug had they kept | 5 00 REMP, nLaND.—George D. Cra nn#m().hvm wnm-mum Judge Kelly the de- purnln'u&lnudby S ¢ Y 0. 4 | sway from him. -rfi.wmw-m lynrlbemdenm U368 (o queat, Jud t&;,u-' 43,778 34. doseph 8. | fe for sentence with the remark that & more aggravated Wasuixerox, Sept. 21, 1686, %0 l.% ‘ 2‘-& man l‘au“ll.m m:m-..u in .'.'.;E-ud.n%'(:imm Hulry‘l‘m‘!ll:—hql‘-t,jdcl-h case of blackguardhm and rowdyism he had seldom seewn. Glo'.fi!:::l.fl'«.mlxvan¥fl‘w%md X Chie. & "m subsequent time he saw no reason 42,09 . Abraham Brown- ‘WHo “Kxows Wnerner Sux Do I"—A young lady of mn- 3 with the ona: §1 | et gt Jokred iy icuse, There i | Ron—nquest {odgmest for et 62 B prederiok Broeh | eonats characer, caling hersell Flors Red, ha i th | g R T ottt s g conen TS [ <N » be.95; thas | 365 oo I The thauks of’ the Chamber sl Commeree of ‘the State of New. ¥, TR ‘& People ex rel. The v of Public Charities pursuit of her sad vocution made the acquaintance of Edward | yEL'Trlald'ts o e d R Bt TIL Cont.; e iy, | 100,.....810. 3 e T Michaol Foscher ot al—Defepdant's datunlt entered. Jokn | Goods, and be oharges that she stale from him the sum of §12. D et et eTY dotnie SparihBeet 100.. v s - 1253 Chie. & N. W - ooper and -"fl'l'w'- —— ,"l-‘“'-mdl’m As he wus going from the bouse sowe one struck him, be sars. | Ot position waes ‘N-IHM%‘_ m % Pitta. e ) 2% yom Compan '—J’fm"'&u pmnuumfn_fi- Flors wan found _guilty, and st go up fo adorn the select | o fo have t rebuke of our 700. lonathan P, e Fessel et al—Inquest, | circles of Blackwell's for two moniha. . S e PAA A power, 2100.. 00000 udgment for plaintiff §1.108 6. Panr I helore Mr. . the of Commerce mmuuc‘- 1 35 ’hannu— 'M(‘fi lr-cl-'-hah -n" American Mexi- | AN Avyecrioxate Bownowsn—Jacob Surrowgast pre- :::'“--r lmle suros o dery faction, and I g0 :-'m;‘-m( .."T\‘v“m-‘ 'Fitent for “ll‘l tended great poverty, and went to his friend, Mr, Pillip Gold- | *'f'bave ....,....u!fi" ment for plantifl 19 G, 0. Riekard ofs Adams Ex. | an, to whom he represented that bo woa in grest distress, and £\ 0o o o e JoRE Ronaran Com L3 L6t Alphonss t, Judgment for T T | b e e o ate pacuet bl praivuge | Fabor Barwith, Many aad others taking 1n o gmma Yhays AL ] Last May attempts were mads to inerease fom 3 to § £ SurERion COURT—TRIAL TERM.— Ag‘;]mm ok e feem 58 afotionsts 1 0 wey of m.‘_“m.w.,wu. amp hw:mfm-fiw :fla Stivee of oertals other cowniries. ml‘l fl oourse of the “..' “"-..".‘fl,- l:‘"" "-2.‘ bo THURSDAY, Ock. &—2. M. the non-attending Jehement ond-haking, <oa. WS Mrreves MAseqed Sty of all tax “’"“"'m':?: Bold is higher and looks firm st the advance. The opea~ —— from hv--—u‘ulvu”m ‘ix ssonths 1o | odr' e aamemtmoet s 254 petition. Upon motion of Mr. | ing rate was 1483, closing at 148}, | COURT CALENDARS—Tuis Dyv. ar",m l-vlillg. howeyver, the latter clause was stricken —g-n The excitement in the stock market continues, aod, Covnt—Cr Pant I—(Butherland, | 4 Stony 07 Davos—Aune Benson, o sewingrgich, wan | ouar carried 10 the sfect thel the s oA | igher prices have been paid for the lesding speculative, —Nog 1913, 708, 043, 9763, Y01, 241, %06, | charged by Heary Toungmen with steslivg some bam wad Sy, wing %0 the diahenrtiwed e S ey i business. The demsnd fs shmost 3’:.3:.‘.' - Rl 517, 3953 | bason from his store. A s did 50t deny the fuek of the taking, | Pl and in order to present tho competiion of othar 7 Jeo- | sbares, with @ large . ?‘_ bt “ o with our own. ‘The effect of such eompetition would be wholly for cash, and sellors options rite not wanted at very 4, 2930, Pant ). said that she had been “ dragged” by somel and that b ol s’ 018 147, 1003 %0, 965, | while in that +ho had no donel o0 may bave | Slaly baaaful und, izjodiclony at the prosent time It was | heavy difforcnces. In Erie 8 diforence was made of g L ALk moved and seconded that the resolution to form & eommittee in 1. 1 e a4 alloged. She was sbat up for ong month. 10 sald petition be sccopted. The Thea ‘ad. | Por oent for fifteen days upon gullers’ option, but at thisrate, L Y=Nos, | Mwor Tho followingugmed porsyts, for the q-.mmuuuwum—-q