The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 23, 1871, Page 2

ty heh) Hi \il, Che Ses Sun, At Rhimen for All. TURSDAY, MAY 23, 1971 Amusements To Jo Laetn a a nermnoon, ire Winter's Tale Howery Theatre The void Belt userid ot re Married for Money bs Aye wetornnn Oh and 08 ane. Miblo's Garden Kit, The Arkasas Traveller Neweomb & Arlington's Misstecla#uh sh sad Bren 9 Masten, wilh “Auy,” aller tly labor Revolutionizing the Republican Party of New York. Mr, Tnomas Murrity, Mr. Wituram A Daw.i.no, and Mr. Avpison HW. Lagiin have been crested respectively Collector of this Port, Appraiser of Merchandise, and Naval Officer. These geutlemen and their friends havo boon laboring a long time to gain the control of the Republican machinery in this city, in the interest of Gen. Quant as o candidate for renomination, The mechanism of the Republican party here is at 7 tin the hands of the Hon Honacr Gneerey, Chairman of the Reput lican General Committee, assisted by Gen Joux Cocunane, Mr. SiNCLALL ToUsey, a: other influential working members of the party. The Grant Custom House officials gome time ago summoned this General Com wilttee to surrender at discretion, abandon their organization, and attach themselves tc the taibof the Guanr kite. The Hoa. Horace Qnee.ny, who confesses to a measure of un friendliness toward Gen. Grant, ia which ho has the undoubted sympathy of his s ciates of the General Committee, refused obedience to this summons, and defied the Foderal Administration, the Cust and the whole crowd of offlce-holders. In this emergency Mr. ‘Tuomas Murray and Lie colleagues, acting under instructions ngton, applied to th tee to revolutionize the p. ‘The exicting organization was cor Jent, but nevertheless reorganization nocossury ; Horace er in the sa preferred to remain with the General Committee of which he is the heal, they appointed two high privates, the Hon m Hous State Comnii here. plete declared a as the Hon. wee the m and ef GneeLey would t, Dnt Winrtam Orton and the Hon. Jackson 8. Senvrtz, to proeced and work up a new Republican party, the existence of the old wholiy de, thease Commis end regular {gnored. In other we sioners of the State Committee, appointe by direction of Gen, Gran a new Republican machine in this city, sepa rate and distinct from tho old party, and subordinate to the officeholders. ‘Two intercating questions present the solves at this point: I. Which of these orga regular? and, IL, Which of them will be recognized by the next State Convention ? No one, not even the biggest offecholder will deny that up to the commencement of these extruordinary proceedings Mr. Grex L¥Ey's Committee possessed all the elements of reguwlarit: It was not mercly the only organization of the party in th Lut it had all the virtue that could bo derived from a regular succession from the time ot the last reconstruction consummated under the inimediate direction of the State vention, It had held the faith and main tained the organization when many of those who now sevk its overthrow traitorourly bolted from it. But hed the State Committee authority to organization being are to constrict zations will be Con order its dissolution? ‘The State Cornmittoc ie but the creature of the § Ite office ie m Tt las original or primary jur Tho Siate Convention of 1870, which erea! the present State Committee, was appe to by the very men who have induced this ate Convention ly advisory and executive id action against Mr, GRuzLEy's Gencral Com Tilttee to dee: a reorganization in New York, At that Convention Mr, Winiraat A Dauerso introduced a reselution a\.thorizing the is now attempting to was oppc Hon Avi, and after a fall dis to Committee to do proc » Thi Tito ly what it d by th Srew on WAS, ON mo: tion of Gen, Manner, lnid on the table by an almoert u This action by the State Conve: forbade the State Committes to undertake what it is now doing. Therefore the C. rauing this Won ie irregular and void, Thiel Mr. GREELE mittee will remain, as before, the only regular But new organization is te as Gen. Grant and his offi and the meagre Re publican str ngth of the city is to be divided Letween two rival facti f tion snimous vote, ion in eff insub work, and its s mmanittes is ordinate inp’ Republican organization in the i denpit ticse facts th be persisted in elals have so decreed, ns. Each of these # will doubtless send # full delegation tc the next State Convention, W delegation ch of the will the State Convention reco bizesand admit? ufesa our Inab lity to Undoubtedly l every Internal Revenuc On this point we ¢ for every Postmaster a ctory answer oMeer throughout the State will be instruct od to buy or othe © were @ went in the Btate Convention, in order to work and rote Aguinst the reception of the regular or Hor Aci GREXLEY delegates. The contest will Le urged with great errmestuess, and wil! velop Gen, Gn ana's strength in the 8 he con control the Convention, the Custom Hours d legores will be admitted, to the ex clusion of those sent by the rogular organ Wation ; Wut if not, tis be presented of the hol strange spectacle will entire Poderal oftlee ng interest standing allied to a factior officialty und authoritatively dene wuced we y the party that brought them into er ‘Pho public will await with totercat belters po the issue of this etruggle. But if @Rant wins, it will be the first time that the office hole in New York. 8 ever beat the p Conneetiont and New Yorks The questions of boundary betwee York and Connecticat, and of jurisdiction as | to the islands along the coast, Lave been the occasion of & good deal of smisundorstanding from the Gret settlement of the country. Conneeticut at one tine asserted and for period maintained jurisdiction over Long island ; while the Duke of York's patent originally comprised not only Long Island and the neighboring islanda, Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard, but a great part of Con. necticut, inchuding New Haven and Hert ford. ‘The quvstion of jurisdiction has re cently beon brought forward aguin ia a capo tried ia the United States Circuit Cour. at New Haven on the Sth inst. A suit had boon brought against Bxocu Cok to resirain the continuance of a nui sance in the shape of a fertilizer factory erected on Goose lslaud, near Norwalk ; aud the question of jurisdiction being raiged, Wooorvrr said the rules of evidence applicable to prove a title in the States of the United States do not widely differ from those which govern boundary lines of lauds belonging to individuals, The first resort is to deeds, patents, or charters which stand a muniments of title. When their import is sufliciontly clear aud definite, they are con dered satisfactory and conclusive in the absence of any prior or conflicting grant or | decd. When there is a doubt of the import { of the language relied upon, ar ii 1, then long-con te exere'se of nets of ownership aud jur diction become wot nee, but evidence of great weight i strument. Th New the title is nied escssion a only competent ev de mining the i Judge r reviewing the conflicti ais that had beon put forth by New nccticut under the different patents or of land to the Duke o: Youx and | York and Con. | | | my of Conne | ticut, the various ments entered into, and recupitulating thie points presented, decided that pursuing both methods of investigation the #ame res was reached, and that the island undoulted ly belonged to Conneetient, which had long hold it in undisputed occupation This seitles the question so far as Feos Island is concerned ; but the decision docs ctother islands aloag necticut coast which have acknowledged the jurimlicuon of New York ever since ths | Mvatic | of tl New York soil Government has Island, ott! Connecticut shore, is still Vi nivgton, evistom been i on rode nnn ‘6 Island, a fow miles from 8t mouth of the near the river, is also a portion of the k. This island, which i ng aud one mile 1b was | granted to Joux Wintiinor by Messucau | 1640. Mr Winrimnos ful man, and in there no opportunity for dispute in regard to the | validity of his tit procured the assent of the Hartford Court to | the grant. To make it still more sure, in setts in was a car rider that should L n the following year he 1644 he bought the island from the savages n the Duk nt, ho procured from Gov NICOLLS a confirmation of the grant to him self, at same time ackuowledging th jurisdiction of N York ; and it still remaing Suffulk county. It is said the there was an agreem two hundred years ago between the colonies of Connecti cut and New between which and finally, as it was included of York's ps & part of + made whereby all the isiands and the main land could pass=were given to New York All these islands along the Connecticut coast now Lelongivg to New York should be turned over to the jurisdiction of the a shi former State, as their iubabitants are subject ed to great inconveniencos, and disfranchised, through the presen construction of boundary luer. ‘Thi be effected by act of Congress, the tures of the States tically absurd could terested consenting ; and undoubtedly be for the oncerned in the matter —_ The Proposed Tweed Hospita’ The Sunday Democrat discusees a ques. tion of deep interest to the people in the low er part of this city in the following just and fevling manner ; such action would best interests of all “Cannot there be set an aceeptable saonnment to Wittiam M. Twirb? What if ene sums already received, with the thousands, aye, the hundreds of thousan come lor suet an object, were to be invested i eo Witham M. Pweep charity— acherity, f nie, to relieve the pressing wants Of persons erin ave—would not that be a monument * more ¢ ment which would live uriag than prass'—a throngh il Gime and k nu. the name of the great benetictor exsocint sd w it? What #ay you, gentlemen of the Committee What feel you, generous fund What your response, citizen of To onr Irish friends part apren ‘There baw not been on Amer troer up Jer of ther name and riee—none more willing Wiiian M. TwreD; and now when te opporiu nity comes for doing Mis ame au honor and edtect sug at the sume Lime, We hope to see © irish ut ficure largely on the subscription Ist. Tf not large sus, let Ws Davy large numbers.” This is in the right epirit, and we hope to Think of the sity for a free public hospital in New York Hospital obtained a great income and ceased to do anything for tho bene. fit of the sick and wounded, there hae been no accommodation for euch victims of disease and misfortune in all the most densely popuiated portions of the city. We ought to have one worthy of New York and its generous, kind-hearted people. ‘The friends of Mr. Tweep desire to erect a monument in his honor, What monument can be so fit asa public hospital? He is not willing that a useless statue should be put up to commemorate the affection of his friends; but they come forward to build a hospital that will do good to the remotest generations, and will endow the namo of Mr. Twrep with the {m: he will not only joyfully consent he will himself give liberally in aid of the beneficent enterprise —o great nee lower wards. Since thy when of charity, to it, but The London Times is in great trouble t learned that the House of Repres tatives bas the right to sit in jud dto by the Joint Hig agreement to pay money It says: * Th eretary of the pay the money out of any surplus he had on hand; but, again, no money can be paid ont of the Tresbary save by an appropriation act of the House, ‘The whole thing is @ maddie ; but the moral of itis that we mast not believe that any convention with the United States is cuncluded worl it has been exceuted and done Commission should it contain any rt of the United Stat President might order the & Treasury t THE §S with.” This looks as if Englishmen expected the Weaty to roqult in oar being obliged to pay the Coufederste cotton bonds, adit +>“ The World reports from Washington that President Guant is endeavoring to wake fiends enutor Fenton, and t is notuowil. ing to sacrifice Collector Muneuy inorder to bring about such a reconeitiation. We doubt whether this rumor bas any foundation. Shortly bef Congress met in December last President Quant made h overtures to the Se r; bat they were not successful, and it is not likely that he would renew them now. Still, everything is possible with @ man so weak as Gen, Gnaxt bag proved himself to be in civil afuwrs. When he beoume Prosident be made a great show of firm- ness and selfreliance, and caused it to be given at he intended to carry on without the aid of polit cians, but these loud preteneca have been fol- lowed by his entire surrender to the very class of wen whow he then affected to put aside. Probably we never had a President so entirely under the control of small politicians as Grant has now come tobe More than this, ive is ex- ceedingly vacillating, giving bis word and break- it, promising offices to one man and bestow- ing them upon another, but shifting around like @ woathercock in the hope of securing the re nomination which be is destined ceive, lu this vain pursuit he may think it necessary to make up with Mr, Fawtox ; but any out in ali quarters t bis Admivistretion never to re such effurt ie bound to tail, Even if the Senator desired to yo back to the support of Guawt, he wih bin would not be able to ts the men whose codperation renders him strong in Ne York; aud if the contro! of the Custuun House the In # wore commitiod te bis cha orting Gnast ople teo mach for him, and the only attempt would be that he would t powerless with the people a binself will prove to be in the day of trial ‘ f the New York Academy of Medicine have coanplimente Brovoan for i forwardness in the trialt of the vil \ nd Looker Evans. Jutge Bro ents. The pec and th a Advices to the Oth inst. from Cuba, reecived for the patriot cause, Santiago de Caba ir clussly surrounded by the furces under G Maaiwo Gomez, 1 of the Spanish furtifie« camps in the viewuity having been captured and others aban 1. The cxodus of S| continues vninterruptedly, One very eclebrated € te 4 Ramos had beer ! Gowna , the gart n, « zed vyolunteens, was pu to th her 1on the estate Was surprs ¥ force of Spaniards « the 4th of alter avery bot the an severe ey were driven off tates and aix collve plantations had b f do by the Cubans within Pr contrast: between promise and performance was never seen tl t presented | by A. T. Stewanr’s laud ap Dut I stead Viains, He bongit place two years | ayo, and promised te ave # thousend by “ si ce Louse there yet. UD this Gime Sraw snr been sending around and buying eut ¢ people who owned little patches of land in the midst of his big tract, and they Lave made tim | pay roundly, ‘These scattered spots, though of I extent in the aggreg cost hin than ¢ purchose, Hi streets, have probub! » whole of the origt bas laid out two or three bit ond has some men at work on the east nd of his I: ga roadbed for a supposititions railrou¢ The real the vast plane for the benefit of the a a, and this is 0! people, of which we have beard so muc seems to be as ine off ax ever. It looks though Mr. Srewant bad fonnd out that he hasan elephant on his hand too big for him to menege, Hie arrangement for railroad communication between this city and bh inary colony i ¢ of the fanniest things weever heard of, There is ulready a firat rate railroad—the Long Island —running by the +) rtest line directly from Hunter's Point along e side of bis and amply sufficient for every purpose ; is does not satisfy Mr. a by 1 land. at Stewanr, and I way of Flushing, less convenient in ing to build another re It will be five miles longer every way, but it will b Stewant's; and he will probably have the ple ure of paying its expenses while the public travel by the quicker und cheaper Long Island road But we doubt if this roundabout line will ever be built. Mr. Srewant will talk abggit it, but at » future day his executor will stop the fool ish speculation and se}l out the whole concern for what it will fetch, taking « to get their own The Montreal News says that the Ku Klux | says News, “however poorly provided with brains, would drean ing @ land where freedom exists, where the course of justice hold its sway, for » conatry under the iron h ambitious and little us General, According to this Canadian journal, Gnane ix organizing a military despotism, and playin with the credulity of unsuspecting masses.” I let the News wait little, and it will see that both the Ku-Klox bill and its authors will be buck into an obscurity from which they ought never to have emerged, —— - The professional conduct of Mr. Davin Dvptey Fiery in the Albany and Susquebanuw Railroad litigation of 1869 has been carefully reviewed by Mr. Geo, Ticesor Cuatis, in a pam by D. Avrnurox & Co, Mr Contis concisely states the fucts connected with this litigation, which bave been made the ocea. sion of abusing Mr. Firt.o, and eoincidos with Fx-Judge Parka in giving it as his deliberate judgment that no imputation of profession phlet just publishe in propriety justly restson Mr, Fieup or his asso- count of ciates, on a nything be or they have He concludes by ad & courteous bat decided rebuxe to fegal profession, such as Mr. who have expressed themselves pub on of Mr. Frey end These vindications by minent lawyers ought to be, and we presumo than sufficient to compensate Mr, Fie.n for any annoyance he may have felt at the fuulifading to which he has been #0 undeserve edly subjected on the part of men cithcr too weak in intelieet or too petty in their malice to Jo him justice done in the whole affair, ministeri members of th Hantow licly in condemnat asper sion of his niotives, re, mors —_— The Courier-Journal warmly supports the noble movement of Mr, Vartanvrawam in Obio, n, All the progressive elements of the Democracy must rally to that standard, This is a cheering eee Do yon like good coffee aud tea? Buy the Boreks, No. 56) Browd Way. Addy TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1871. not Tt ar ho that was A.—That was the » | Thaven ther ata - . , 1) , 9-8 taken from it, I don't know p have’ y God ever anon stphok Mee Puna nyconis Rone A fines ie moltopel’s dice hor rert upon Mic. IU le Respe Yom; Vids <A ut tbat ac ractly.> At heard the eonnt Of voNeee UA LASTUURON OuTAINED AND Fue: | MDiNd wile jou NN Finan Our to Qyed tibe, Ni vtmuch tae feo Bit uot | ae sa ; . +: cia YOUR DYING DATS$ closed the Jour, and took ini weat again Hen @hurdy | thing ? Av aie {award wed eal” to Mts, Boake, PROSLCUTLON CLOSED. He a rosponsiniity tor the life of 4 jat down when the dese was dhruia oben, Me Watt DOWN AND On Gore, i - pnddditiot ty that, Ae wrespr tei OLult n 10 pF we wave, E wilh not allow th Batre Mrs. am Swears that She Never Know | ol a nillion of po blew Fopreant dica 10, be “iuauited : Mey re ‘ay eauava yar Lait down, aud wa. he notquiet? A Mire. Duval Mra, Duval Refusce to Tell | {7 box! aremoneinitty for niblic order ite Sud’ that ‘to: the eed the dour with he Hs Sie Pathan wie WOU aMteky Mie Duval Myre. Duval Reta Teenoed, villeinve snd miraer. Aw Uh ie lation, r’ snytinow wore tian wat youhere the Name of the Clerayman by Wham | politi’ ntieé cig vou il be re hull aun fir row | erated?) AL Ue didu't vay much, Ont What be Wid fhe was Married Powerful Appeal of | Yerhe, vou tender, thls ie an indictnient for words q We rreveb mtnd) Iady, Yow Rave told ea what he. Sudee Garvin—The Cave to Goto the Jury | the wwncny ot Apr L without. provogatii', * ay. Ac-ihere Were Wo wit-icular worde'l Could der Teeday, With “Mmaiice’ atorefwlaht..” by delien, Won thd two words. ne the door was over The preHiminarics of the Poster trial were to- | Which titan’ lien mcrer wate before taken, Out ear car k awe wiih 2 AP dnt wy ty ese sumed sosterday moruing, with @ cout room ag | 8 ban! wie Fateo WNCTS Fut camels th door vsckwards., ite backel lav (ic prolow, Hie: L bee your pardon IOLGE ¢ WATE N Ot DULIL He 4 # ity or net Vos, cortain'y. Fi TWit is What we want the proof. art—You had better go on with you ma the map came tn abd the side where 1 room enongh tort £0, | Wok iy daughter ed her tony right, As I tUFoWE to me, “witar 18 tf To You?” (iT am her, motner; you a 1s vot thr re ear, and too. bis vc! Hesieated wt the dauchter waa, wit my left hand, and p: did vo, the man said to clovely packed any preceding day, At 10 o'clock punctually Ju tee Cordozo toon his seat upon (he beneh, bowing afably avd aympathetically to the chven jarore who occupied the Jury box, who had a few minates previcusly been marched in from theit place of confinement at the Astor They Woked pleased with the change of air and son O10 MEANS RUSINESS, d Them protec! i F COUSIFIA In (AKIbe nigh so to di VOUain ; aud BUCH an Cllewos MORDER IN THE Finest DRAKEE, eat for which i fixea by Xcu,thas on tho evening in question one of n Toure, Tid. Foster retnen onteiae the ear dtreetty what orcarred in the ear? Yor, #r 14 1, ne. 1 erable Clerk anit eq | Mie, Duvals danghters was practising singin GQ—AC noour "what vtreet was that) At s tecne. The venerable Clerk eat in digostiod ailenca | Mrs Duval’s daughters was practising singing In ihe qubpore It was Thirtieth strats may hav before the empty jusy wheel, pondering over ® list | screct. “An tie houk fer hor Fetarn arrive, Wer mother ile called coudue rece Thictiarn an t of 280 additional ady to ve pluced therein | Knowing what the character of & cestain clea ut ot | © Conductor, wilt vou this maa be qalet Mystic any pee of 98) ndditional names ready to be p Gur city "wy very properly’ started with her | gonductor exine up * tina of and dure this orcurrence re from which to draw the (weil and ivet juror, ‘The | youager,. daliehtek us, the elder “aaagnter | The, mute 4 page ys Meany A Tea 360 living reprerentatives of the 80 names tn the | Hrvic4 npn to acoommauy thet: They took, cohver. te | Q@—They ninde no compiaint of Foster? A—N Y Wok convey fone Be ance in a liroaaway w I , uo | #03 my ‘ veuerable Clerk's possesion, added materially to | ance in a iit. they to. Wore there some ta AI thin then the crowided condition of the room. Judge Garvin | Broadway, avout Tw panne why t ean a | pol. otter than the morons { have meuth and Col. Fellowe, his brilliant aesistant, occapied | Fall about the cock. he daughter started A Tieht to do oF ‘aed wan there; she was in toward when we gotin. the lacs winslow Hock wt ord. fo hen wo goth tine daor to look at the te Worth While lo get Uap afer should be: 0 pore Uhersetves to private correspondence, A cloud of | tre trmectne puiilan: tee ae GQ Were icra no: two ladies in? A.—Not that E Witnesses filled all the epace on the enst side of the or Tite. 106 young and Innocent to. nnd i ining oreurred unt ahout ory #econa street, spd gti tT aaekana tl emip db oh Me ee eh ere eres ‘ (itt? A There was nothing occurred tilled the rest of the apace within the bar, all vigor Min nol Bovey #hath yr ‘ at work aharpe making tno LLataliarans G. Did yeu sce Mr. Putaan in the hospital? AE drt daha ne ee ee out there. fa slammed open the door. and attempiea | t would not have @ au." Mr. Potnal aid not very mueb reeembiing toa bod heceupon the. tue omoved ber | owed ‘he ermscant tweed hie back on tue pi You never went to see him? A <I did go to cee The pileon twice, DUT was not ad » What hav. He wot 9 joments, and the Niigoner took his hat Wed; he was too IIT aornpt ew A COLONY OF SAW MILLS AT WOT Out Kot woo with Ite” hitin bie hand. He says,“ How far aro you wo ve ve * o'dloek, Judge Binar This ts my enty,” He then made rome | goluk up? Say, how far are von going up?" Me When did your husband go to Bridgeport? Ans At fl nutes past 10 o'clock, Judge Biaart ake, and went one on the plationn, tenviog the | Putnam didn’. turn or move; made no answer. The Duval leit on Friday. | think, when] wes here e busted iu, Searcely und he reached his seat when | Goor oun, “Luo alr Wing cook Mfr, Pusha rose aad | may nut tie hat on his head aad moot mp and vaid, | Courts | bed : 1 ; ; he ro of | ut the door; the prisoner slammed}. oven geal Vert thm goikg ae tar wh You gu, and before Fuuieave | G~ Enday morning? A.—Yos, Friday mor the venerable Clerk ¢ be ed calling the Foil of then folowed some remarks by Mr. Patnim, uy thiecar a, For | yg Con \.~Yes. Ife £2 the jury. whiet ¢ completed before Judge Stucr’ | kiuaest way, Wien the pring Teanversd Ghe Gay, Wad La y mein," hiovwh Whe Kaseern beater on hie revuine she iad daciioa“Ressanlh ca ketuataule HW toss (Gal td Nintelt by, MF-Tutnann., Fihulys the prisone ak ee ie oatde bam (| hae Oven Mt New Maven and at ih iwepor Shdiods, bach ebatatarne Gu Of le SO MaeNiodal | Lee ome CuLeur Cour Veruarh tease ao temiee, fe’ | (eserhaior Ln fap. Then ‘pe wet SOGH STOART ONLY WANTS THE PACTS = gees 7 wkd Je ercoud liow fa OU £9: woerihe Car, and nea ton ni Q.— All nant, dady. Tau». ya for the fact Dames, Were tien folded and placed in the whe Op? "ti au ineu dng mauier, No repy drum Neciuy | 8 te front t You } ood blur einie?” Al~Yes, 1 saw Mite tubjected toa thorouzle agitation, and tien ac xeon that he Wass | mye * ‘ and 90 toa thor 1 thet Bat N come’ upee fer se Suu do. When i Tle makes ft & habit to come howe, live operations were resumed, The Oret name | gerot 1 witgive sou tell i ‘ " ; ‘ p ue yosverday ? he wai deawn found no representative in the roo, oF at WHAT JUUGE GALVIN WOULD MAve DONS. fds eatss leant none responded to its annonacement As jurors, husbands, fathers, rot _ Weat woukl {. when? A—Ile left ostensibly t 0” A DANINL COME TO sUDAWENT, \ tomucd wane LT Huda such a LA al bcad Made d ht Me wontdtacet, wiht a Recep ene {ron trial was coming on? A Yea; bq Danie? was the second nawe drawa, Tawes | 1 8°) a st hiveses A \ pouded in person, and wan mn ¥ Sth surees tue Belt a aL preved AL yull Were awit ios? Aves, +h waged lor pr al erase i r | tote ine knell of approaching dewth ts Mr Putna: A Would be required wt court Wday? Am he le Was 8 end pul tHhroagh us wer on Wh banding Wilh One vet y { f Rek> ite ticlice : Rest pacpatius ne ivan tor miieek, the velar | That de ail, Maa #18 AN in tdetment againat Wo nthe ‘ his Jee bat up I want to know wa inan Mr, he thy Oar for uariug hh cek aM treking tn hie wat an 1 nth naeubenymigtes: Duty rag abst aigtue pause | giecine, "haat ga lig ri i Aiiorney=T will prove that by auothey Yourself made aay remarke on tb 1 ant ua car hook P fax Tot on tie platiorm, | saw { tel A orctoek sorvice ares e + AL—NP, eit ft Hoale'ben a ueesin, With block ‘oruer, wad Abe 00. Church os the advent @ ucty oixta stree ©. -Haveyou ever mentioned it to anyone? ALN Jor iaougite withaat provosaugn, be viet (lustradag) in the mous imsek bombs 1 Sone VAgeR pee sneak or tt? Ae SLTLY Passes AROUDD TWD WNRARING OF MM. PONAM'S MAT ANI Who wanried vou, SMFe Duval: if ya oan remote rm ito tach any the car and la + Ms Pathog tate etermity witn « SKULL, be I lcis'necessary I will bring my license, baocenee Of the prisoner a Gcutlenen, If Lehow these tet hy cree nee 4 tls he do nd you inay have it, Y ea snl ton thas segue, \ehatl aakegon mn ee ie the Mo yon cwst remember it. A.—1 can remem Dit y tue Se Ve y of tmlirdor th the Aes ovaasner oft Me bet, but Luou'e with to aubwer lat qucalion any OW ae . t eonscaie lie the track at tue foot o Do y eto auewar 17 AL Cwikh mus He tad are ae t. where t r ‘ Why wa nan Wh i cit vuswer aaythiug porKon| hy n “hae Ms St order and tafety ? W vot ask the a The inet Who ine |ted ay a nest ie a! ny Sensation | Bree ath a Neanee. Wut thot otuers may | sr Dactettort ob Distelct YeSedew dws sae " ovetratt Uvat those wi Mim. Duy The your pardon, teen. fee Wha web ihe tanoe an th Mi bruort-Q.-You tnt ane! ferdaughter? Ave fy Judge Stuart—O —What your purines ? A 5 Ke Caliea Silt Mintel Yew: the ove Who Was xt churen. m RE atica Artis eee h ue Batic Susi Hy man i maa yon wien | tue mext witvers was Mis» Mabel Virginia Dayal 1 ne (oF Brineipal wis " It by cpansal, ahoat 4 after thit, AT on and looks very witch hike her mother, She ts and dddge pihurt ehakicaced Wr te ha das Ws nee ed 1 has a peatly cuter die, She gave her ar at 1 wos t an prearrt a clear wneud showed @ t \ 1 tonrove them. W randsome se teeth ined, ae follows Yan don eve anvttine yOu Ty A mt iMeation t soncr can oer for hi Latenped dowe oft | tor (ho exa tion of the District Attorney bad Q h 4 t t 2 Testimony of Miss Mabel Virginia Duval, Ve any Wapesonion oo It oF innocene ryin'a opening prodvect a profound im aoe os pipet! Si SSShWMHEE be tue ek aT ( i ‘ Mes. Valnom, t wih las hea, basied bin, ee t bead ft, fram those feds ‘¢ 4 Putnam looked about. tirt Pes guuceious "Gat Wie ear ra Av ay Swe ee yd ives. | coin gay mee ' . yeare I. "Sie ‘captivated tue aympathy of vee,” ane i | : 8 ar UF ued arouudes Go yea remember what yon did real? A. the ou lence at one. Se wore heavy tiek ve “stop THAT CAR | own aetna Side of tha ear: gun we A pave Fon M.einions Syerr da er her face, s9 that ber featnres could not be | chat is all Lrememner aboat st. ‘Theo peop : i ind. f teaa thier close hat Mr. Hminaim was kiied # | Ack road A salibited tnenntrellable emotion. bie leane? | j ty5o will hate to toot Doing ¥ lowe by a car uve ree ench, and wens silently for Ohad po otier Interruptions than tose you | ce SDBeoUIn feet hy you tet ‘oe p obecs OF thls Upon Fomer oken of? A.—None wha'ever 1 i Poot: a ve Gia! o a te nav wha do not Q =Will you state to the jury if the prisoner |r tw oe r conse eed papel: | know Ain hie ebair, acd, leokto {gan in tue CAF Chat fi ¥ : \ ' " ve wast r I ate head fot site to side ux siuart requested Fuser to standup. I t " * Ae TD did 1 caw some 1 | for some object on Whi nd Mrs Daval, potting toward bhi, ® rs aes Juebeven Ww tisminie,s at Ug “ ' y th a sence of relief, H ois ts th " wh, BART NC Avni Wave us $ of 4 ; i | Str. Bartle we don't this ene trom i BuOKS THE SPELL Foor try ta texy oeee : ase r ¢ " no desire, said the Tudve- very far trom ida : . er ener a 4 uerive any fi ' vurt-Sevor mint what you said w Mavs att Met Ay oie a tds Davel—Well. thie msn, wtio 1 wear Q—Wieier be was guilty or imacceat? A.—Yes, | by shu deed ot signed copa BnA toucnod tie ane wee war menaled F a ats Spiug widow ty Aud he tarued Fouad. Am Ata foubt as to ol€ gull or tnnceence? A town, for bw ooke tin wie baste ae the ‘othr “unan Yrequin ey dence on the part of t A betore us. We ren ithe di me onehed Grew wines ant. thee icles Artor e parton t el for te mired tos Mr Wtuwo vot up wae vi te thea Prieur, w femwye that GAVE abd Jinyel we? Ayo arityrts 4 ren ved two Fete , | Beitict Attorsey eatd h tines, apd air, data ny. tines: Gwen vHeuee to dispel the questions, wa! tien exaniued Mre Meo Pituam” went’ to rand ‘moo: Pi Fa! + hand geld him; wud nat end. lie x) ‘bo furuianed to dispe) ‘Toatimeny of Mrs. Ellen Patna, f bata Hor ae, an Sh Ce Sa’ Pate a An , wa sou tad ane ac Wil stuly to the Court anu jary your hw QA narricd jady? A.A married iad ; Ratara sous, yw eked nection sonce oF any OF he telende othe | & yb Anan,* OF Ce Pour uaeuand in New York? A. At tw went In uher niin. AF. Purnmm ee bed A. Forty pv nt Ten We at Bridgeoort, Ho iw traveling | AM! Je mene In wor r. Pacomm 0 on the prisoner or any of | at iny tae OF nis death? A.—1 | fer our house feu chats Teint toslk can Retin me won ee gees ‘bche Wid ik ba laie's Tie WHEREABOUTS OF MR, DUVAL Mos aum vas mi nh pasted o> nee Loe Te aha Ol the pris Q—Was home A—He was not, | fers gue ty vee ave » 7 cane Tue 29th of April, Satur if with thom? Av=No. oir, Was he in the elt VERY RUDE AXD IMpCDrNT. Gave ye asl aby WIL cae COutisal on th Yos. str Do you kuow wher A.—Ho wos at | Then tho mansat down heads Me. Patna Novae aart-Q—Were you ar- | Ladiauapotis, of oa his way Pig F90m as LWO persaas, wad Cor pe ‘tance or business with | aiavitrd tvs. Navac? AE was aoe Q=Were you marriod in the city of New York? A Bud enerrine st i as Gay Fj a Qo-blis hever visited your family? A.—So, oir Yeu air ay wuy attention oi; and thea Mr, Pat fon pever knew Nin AT never keew him, The audience aud jury pricked up their ear Q How long since? A.—I was marrted in 1890, ah yon we A Cough Q—OF ary Of De fricat. to far ay you kLow? thcee questions by the prisoner's tocneel, an th Q— Mow long had you khowa Mr, Putaain? A~Four | stp.” Te tu'na’h i ha Rs i Couneel, an yoliv ago tart New Year's Day trating) aud never at { Here you ony wirvenen for or axatnet thepee. | 92 to unmistakavle considerations, aud their | “Q™ Qere yon acqaainre? with bie tamtty, any of | Save dubw: ir ares +3 : onti on tee quesuen of lie BUNt OF Incocence PATS: | effect was creatly ot wed by Mrv, Patnain’s maa. | them? “A Not intimates, “sity L huow son? of Int wiewer. HL say a ar ary No. wit her as she answered then, It was plainly to be | hi family, I know a good iaay of ule fwuily, vacnot | u whoa Mi. Put nine Q <tlave you any bias for or agalust the prisouer? | acon that she was no friend to the lady in whose | Intuately, : thing to Aisi, he put his hat on nis head AdNenin Lyounot be goteted opens | compaty uer tusbord lost bis Iie, Some delay en | G—KNl for know hie wife? A-CNO. air. oases i age gold at fat ab gun x uid 278 OF would you not be governed by the | sued after Mrs, Patnam left the stand. unt the Dis- | yo give You ever vision his faually ab womeP A, Fad Mint Hs eee or hin able an ekircal oh mene Serr thie rie Be | trict Atiorucy was Ia‘ormed that Mrs, Duval was | “G “tiad any memory of nie ghold ever visited | aig Me putnam gut up an viosed out of ene exr ‘And eouid you deltver al iiaparsial vers ict on the Ble FON, you? A,B. econ Passed betwoon Fwenthsixin aod Thirtet. stecet, PL Sette brik ee iby taal ea eatret chan bash Siro “Duval beret” ashea Jaieo Guvin, | ™G—Nas agen Motaenold » A020. ap Tore wan nothing Aait uilil we were aout to Forty: jr sian estates tk os," wan. the reply, “Being lier toi eal be —Did he often exit upon you? A.—soimeliuss onne treet, wieu the conduccF caine Curodul tae coe ooo Had Ea i Mrs. Duval was brought ip, or raiver can qesgkimayoe an hour of ax eveains, mayve s call of | to, sit tie’ winiows. ant muy mouner save th Sudo tear’ fit te proved that For.cr killed | walked with quick, firm step to the s fe BIBLE: ; lease sion At Fortyrixth # roet.” Ho saya, para Fhe, wihodtauBriest prove wes deehded'napronsitn oa! the bahotiane: She | aaa wit fiends or aloe, generally? a—Mort | io thats! °C ntvut 1 AE Stig tai toga, insert a you infer Chat that Wa @ criin P mae ye with surae one else Stop wt Por tysei one ednduetor to s.fike bith, would yom | a aus: be nearly forky, but doce wut took over thirty. | “Q~ bo you know the Hames of the persons with | che siras,aud gor out hia, and ME. Paruen suien om QeVes Cut euficient provocation, A—Witn. | Sbe Hout Ave fest eix inches in hetedt, with fuil | whom he called for the Imt six months? A —Yes; | the platform. of the car Win ge fot oo the lowe out proyoeation, L ahonkd figure, great nerve and muscular power, sclCretiant | MF. Herpana Memonverger, kis bookkeeper, muay’ | step vad one (oton ths Wie T stamped aff NOG Youe: elude that that act, committed by | and couraceous, and, according to the accounts we | Mines,and Mr. Kingman. the car Leaw 4 man oulaide of we F Fier with the car toos, with wi intent to xeanit and | have ov Lim, was Letter able to take care of Mr. Put- | 2," 4st time dd he come to your house that after. | ear, and 1 conic 80 beat Hutbau, was a crime? A.-LHepess that over | natn than lio was to protect ner, Sha bas black | ing when became, avone of tire airie told imeran tl we no AND WaT TRETH, Wout vou croniderit aerime for Foster to heat | Hit wim curls tn front aud rear. and tas black | Safa iiasele, He was ouly in wiew momeste whea t 5 t looked ae 108 kL prides & ere Far was Teves a complexion, She wore a elose-fi\ ting Mand eb AT should thipe it wae | Dlucs sik Oasque, und lvoked exceedingiy styiiah, @ accompanied you? A—Ves; he offered bis ny Ke Q—Tou are it was i any im: | Sue waa seif vosscesed, slow and distinct of i os I was going alone. platiorna: the combmcene priccion, thowe Gtuxe, bul havi'g | wud seem-d as mative to the situation as uayi ody Ad he Walled Upon YOU on Previous occasions? my And oGe NAA Ui te Bron eee r | IB tae court crooi She was examiuea Ly the Dis ‘cver? A.—Ob, yes! very many tunes; but not Ld ee sume subordinsie < ier | tick Attorney ae fullowe: foF unat purpose KO KO St Luke's ‘ar tel s ou, xc ; hirer ie iiai ai aralans Ola wank tea ai sa ‘Testimony of Mrs. Anna Dayal, : om, No, Did you seo the mau strike that blow? A ~You, head witu 8 cus oak, aud We died, wud whe id | Q~ Where do you reside? Me Brondwa; Q.-Oh. no, not for that parnrse? A—[t was the 3 @ teasenaltatil and beat ain, wad Q—Did'you reside taere on the Bur rid teat and oly thate ty t fo chu rine. hark 46 bo) (AsPha Gan riche enere, died, Was tunygeanivn as to A>Yee, ote \ He va any tings? AT-Ob, yes i, even Wi odding toward La pile seni ness i me % LG thé evening of that day will vou etateto ihe | S.eteat many Wek OF £0, Lf le eh roe Judge Stuart requested oster green er she witnoss Jify wire vou étarted. uid Whore did you eo ? core to the oo ap ant lo t Miss D fhe" co you an impression Sat te pty 108 Alls merely cocting the facts. | pod uP ant looked a aes > ented W acs 2A Wel Qe Tell Kas (he ucts are, solely; so the Jury cap game puftaiag—a miiiigcry | Gh ny H 1 Whe manslauchter uotlerstand ie eft, ny Noun fo company with = FabLisament—paies ns aa hy w " A@ J —We'wilitiaw ali the euaileages. We | ‘iuyuunzhtor Vuruam four winutis, co 9 ib “tr ‘i f Ha CONTENT WITH SUE OLNTLEWAN ENTIRE tego to ihe Church of the mietiines w Week ab atlas (with > i, ia Juage G L have no further ehailonge. ld aay bated) (L=Ne ie away a good portion of fle time, L mean ? 0 hvok This unlooke!stor aceeptance of the very. Orst f the danghter who went | AQ His business is traved ing aud co ieeting < 4 jurcr brought to. the stand, very maturally creoved Ania DAVE Q—Ves, madam, wo want the f ha 5 " 4 sensation in the eourt room. ‘The venerable Clerk a lane? “A—The University | rey rom pave by i yea hares enna ae : juinyed ad and turned around to the Court in suc Latha Auras gua pavenin iuee ua @ hay ed a Qo thd ne va 4 in ariaxom Tho District Attoruey wheoled W wr | Act , wround and yored at Judge Stuart 1 wonder Wore there any persons tn the car when yor . ‘ ‘ " Jndee Stuart emited and looked happy, xnd Mr. were sev oral Mi. Stnart—@ —Was Barwott's eountonateo was agiow with pleasure Vs OF MX pelt i Haan 4 The prisonor scanned the faces of tbe jary, allo} areonae tal conn ft wal . ' wap, aad Deaw whieh were sof: d with satisfietion, A ‘Duce of you with in hima mingled disappoetinent and relief ran throus! nthe cargos, d Q a you en 7 : the court room, in tho. midst of which. the | erect, «ian gor on Th §--¥ very ght, a Venerable Clerk recovers! himsel/administered the J Bulics IL iurther than to sec When hed you seen fini Inst t i ? xt Niles Anna T vat Oath to the Inst jaror, Hie Foported Pi, FAROE Ba Aq iunk Teaw him the watuday evening bevore a ey Une Pennie white ie ete TUR PANEL COMPLETE. & modgrate Fale, Aw Wo got ubous to Tweatysiaih | | Q.~Now, aatothe faets of thar night, Waoeahorte | 2 galt she wus eigt ‘ ‘The Court inquires whether the counred wer | “rel Mt, Puta Cie iah ote Mir, Sena pee on Wie care Ai We got | bs Lah y owner ang ready to grocsed, sd idge. Btuart stated that ne ex JUDGH STCART ON THE ALERR, Corser aC University tteee noe EIN AEhe oem ak | sister she spoke wich p ‘ nd Bea ed the Distvict A torney to ee any the day ‘ Mr Stoart (interrupting) —Never wind what Mr. Put her Howallad place ve they all it " a but she a 1 ate putting In his eos aud he would be ready 10 deien thud Q—and rode ap fo Caion Park, Wherd tho othe ¢ ¥ou the sland, Sae was ex um tomorrow, ‘The District Attoracy stated that Wiluess—Talkins of the new bulliings, he said: | M88 Kot Well, Laon't kuow about. whe y Judge Garvin Withersew had been subpicned, but might not be ail | "Jee, ave you sean Ue Mow clon er Fourtecath or Fifwecath strecks wow cwhere “alo ¥ of Miny Auna Lilly Duval Drevent, 0 that he mign’ be viiligad to be w uitle if | MT, MISINrE) waa? shat Q.~And rode on up until about what Ne, a Arh 2 - Fogolar in puting ta His tossimons. Q—ptate what your daughter Aid, A.-M Ne attedtion was directea. to. Mim? , ne nta tee Judge Stuart—We have No ob) wtlou on earth ters alicnuion was 10 ths elocg Hy Qsugh: | Tweniy-avventh strort a ae Qe—Do y . Act The Court discharged the remaining 340 jurore | “dudge Beuart mica that, indy ! Some (hugs occurred. as you have ania of Qe With your r A from further «! cudance, aad upon the withdrawal | | Mrs: Laval—se wenbto tho duor of the oar to ook | when Mr Lutham rose aud weit to the front 4 era OP vs , ‘ : : Of such of theca as hed imperative business elec. | at the clock the car?” A,—Yes, sir; ue went after the door Oj w gre op pane of , ; where, the court-room was leas crowded thau it hax Q.—What clock? A.—The clock that was up inthe | tree tines. mF Btu Bean ote sco the teal eommenced ike Motes and se was etal to tn ag outside of the door upon the platform Peyid: Nay : B, palate sina own a c'Were going by Helm: eT have } y geniien if phil things Leing ready, dodge Garvin, at @ aignal | soon it lit up. tan passed to the otiursidy of the car, | _Q—ANd Closed the door behind him, did ne not? A ! : tt rom Judge Caruoxa, arvie ania a tus.tnnd silcnee | which was the tucht tide goiny hy) -on Membold's ait Yes, sir, The C he qication \ answered ‘ 80 intense ae to be pa to open the casa to the | of the street: (he castnide TL beieye, Att sataown w | .Q.-Aud had som 4s, controversy.either with the | & eg . yory for the prosecotion, His manner was dig man looked into the window and sueered at my daugh- | “fiver or whoever cise #1000 on the piatiorm? A —H pine 3) in Wont F : fied, cali, aud impressive, aa ho fuced he jury sad | WF aud laughod, war telalog | DoE nov iond ebonigh Tor me to Wear ex : ines € ngs Betly what be Kale Fyo ets MK, BARTLETT SPRINGS 118 Finer MINE, ear A part of what he anid, madam ? A THR DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFSNING, Mr. Bartiott—Now, your Honor, at t ot Lint Mut bear What Mr. 1 1. Tomy heard 1 think we have gone If the Court _plonse, and the gentlemen of the fury, | Pore chon i the testiinny, wideria diag | Just, WAAL L have saved the rand ve i given tae greet ns to be able thie morning to | irom Ue LeBtimony Ow the Vorouer's uiquuat wuac itis | PANT N NS Cente for a cat. aud | Bot i * fee (hose twelve niled, of the import Re. 2 un't you bear Mr buy boluie that spel . face of this ane, it lias be ocanxistyto ine | /TN€Conrt—Yon need not discos it. Me, tarthott, 1 | Mis 1 nua awe tn the Jas 11 Hot Focelve It at the preseut ine, Ido wor thlak ARE A DRUNKEN FELLOW burs 4 seaoatited with the Srdinary, Wyautacrions of hu | At this ohjoction atu the raling of tho Court Mra, | fir! NEM (0 be Keut of the railzon oy i f thing, In" the rat ‘nace, devends a the Yotegrity | Die faaypetiernd ve to what she should sa eka accd Gack UAW Ok acaain soe thvelugense of the juiors, ‘and tele eUility to : vice, met Blab He objected to | at? Al=ho.s , . Pemarehanh eos wien ane Tepe, | everything avout griinaces, BU.--Diin't Von hear the privonor say he desired te sa . fied as Yoo were fory whim | ‘The Conrt=L don’t toad to receive that, Cray eeu tal boon GORnet Re the “etacam Conte muice UR Mre, Duval then eoutinuod her testumony as fu Ge-Didn's Mr. Patnam return after this wis anid and £ fence iu regard to, impanelling mis Jaryy noi | !Ows? ee eculug ute Coneen bad exten, Ane tue ie coause I puppore they Muteadan “to “ants pasties ee the ear, bac uo the car,and sae down. ‘The pr ‘ Hants oft Rveke Mey Alen Ied bo “taka ad | Mra. Doval—On the platform was the driver of the | onct chine Fight mto the dovrway, and the door aid 5 ' In reterer’a to their client hndutiotedly inade te AERA ML CLER Eeratthe OTRRnT | SCO MTHLNG Sa naar the pris 1 ' it zealous au eager to avail toemscives Of Eve'y Op. coat sieeve: the man looked’ round unmedi- | tare {24a hear the prisoner say he had patd h ye ; tunity giveo by the law to sc1re the rights of through the door, and_opeucd Hm little ways, | rie? AccL heard the prisoner say he tind. ead. dee | Eetlaps suf arey w « ary prisoner ‘Eney pave availed tarmasivos ot ‘ube Lega itso wide [illnacrating with hor Nands, thre « Ni6 fOr MeOuL, Hd Was Kony to have ite tt BYE Yanda ight Hew ir eco Doiblng to wry, Faerie you toramember in the cou | “There are some rule men outhe pation ee Bie hls worte andre, Vo Petey aca hernicee An ICSE | PINCK. est, walle, abine ay ya: eal 4 sideration of this Important cuto—tuiportant to tho | Air stuart Lady: you wilt para: Ae aibe AWot nse cee of Tiare ayainecat | CHC Beckie. He auoke in ¥ ‘ Prisonce, and vastiy importaut to the purile—that you | The Court—You ricea uot state that that.” ‘He caliod ting cookies ee ane eerS MOtMIDg OF Period tone, aud was w ub Mretwelva men selected by tao priscuor abd hiscduue | Mrs inivalTarew tue door clove {had no sooner Pe SRA he Te teacrmetrention He did not F he tel, of whieh there can be ho complaint. The law gave | stmt the door than it was thrown open aan. agalt SH ake Chis mane eae cee pymemer saying, “Can't | examination in chiel Waa iby Juige Gan Whein twealy poramntory enaliouger, Dar allowed tae | shut the door, but sais nothing. My ducuhier spoke | "Qin hewktivedudnctor to eect the praan. | he re Bowen Ry Ae ay have tat teen tans | Sahdeh SRphethatandt wae inay Sate aecuaty | onthe as eameimeamactigt fort wy prann. | Vis linn: ene fot, Wu have used three. lt ie fair shat you | half way, and this man put bls face so the door; this | mitted nulde. A. cNon aie Ot o Q—Mr. Caaninglam, what ts 7 should Know this, that no prejudice should arise 1p | wan sua was eau — ’ Ape Yc i+ ho did nog Dever Zpur mMoe when fou come to consider the ease. Some |” Mr. Harliett [atk Aynin— Do yon Wasaga tia ie ots ee oP wiem LaMar tte fazed in that Dusiuess on she ih G Kusy baye eat io Apr tiets OM Fecolloct wil that wae sid? An (wit Hare you o4 79D Way Layo sab Ln capital eaace beiore; mostef | The Court—i don’t think it is wt all mavertah Maduing eyes) —What Tonve wld yours Woat ware PQ iid yor drive say other ow hat all ater