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THE COURTS.
Important Decision in Relation to the Er.en
ftion of Eleventh Avenue.
CASES SETTLED ON APPEAL.
Novel Procedure in the Temple
ton Child Case.
Testerday afternoon, on the complaint or Thomas
Brady, oi Mo. 13? East broadway, Henry Weise, of
So. 8 Pen street; Vmceui Palmer, or No. 8 Pel
street, and Josepn G?rbeise, 01 No. 24 Baxter
street, were arraigned beiore Commissioner
Shie d.?, charged ?l'h conspiring to ctrculate
counterfeit money, tie charged that Weise passed
* bogus $6 bill npon him on the 3d insi. The
pilsoners weie discharged on their own recog
nisance to await an examination beiore Commis
sioner Shields ou next II inday.
Generjl William G. Mancks yesterday appeared
bsiure commissioner Junn A. Shields and gave
$10,000 bail to answer to tue charge or dealing in
counterfeit money, His sureties are Mina Weld
Huiz, oi So. 117 Ludlow street, and Le-itold Leroy,
joi No. 103 avenue tt.
Judge Wallace, or the Northern district of New
York, will call the civil calendar in the United
States Circuit Court on Monday of next week.
The Wochenblatt Xeic Yorker Journal published
city advertisements and the biil, amounting to
$12,000, the Comptroller reinsed to pay, claiming
tnat the advertisements were not puoiUhed in the
oPVinary advertising type of the paper, bat in
brevier and charged for a* agate. An anneal was
taken by the cuy from a verdict rendered against
It, and .testeraar Jiul^e J. if. Daly giviun the opi
nion of the General Term of the Court or Common
Pleas, sustained the views taken by the Comp
troller.
The salary of Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr., Clerk or the
Court of Common Pleas, was cut down by tne
Board oi Apporti nment from $8,000 to #4,800.
Claiming that this was illegal, he brought suit
sgaipst the city lor the balance, naving meantime
accepted the latter salary and given receipts tn
full satisfaction or tne salary due him. Several
demurrers were interposed, the principal one
being tnat his having signed such receipts waa a
bar to any action against the citv. The case was
argued yesterday before Judge Loew, holding
Chambers of the Court or Common Fleas, at the
end of which he took the papers.
In the suit brought by George W. Rlggs, the
Washington banter, against. John Purssai, Wnilam
Stuart and Dion Bouclcauit to foreclose a mort
gage or $20,000 on tne Park Theatre, the particu
lars or which nave already been published in the
Hkrai.p, Judge Van Brunt, holding Supreme Court
Special Term, beiore whom the case was tried,
gave yesterday a decision. He grants Judgment
or foreclosure, hold.ng tnat Mr. Klggs was not
ooand by the agreement of the other parties as
to the application oi the rent to the payment or
the mortgage.
Henry R. Wilkinson thought to better h;a for
tune by buying lottery ticxets, He claims that
during six month* In 1872 he invested $3,808 03 with
James Gill in the purchase of tickets Having ob
tained no equivalent tor his money?or, in other
words, drawn blanks each time?be sought to get
eTen by bringing suit against Mr. QUI, the suit
being brought under the statute again t dealing
in lottery tickets, and allowing the suitor it he
makes out a good case to recover twice the
amount of bis losses. He accordingly brought
?ait, and the case came to trial f< sterday before
fudge Van Vorst, hoUtng Supreme Court, Circuit,
Part a. A motion was made to dismiss the com
plaint, wmch was denied, and the case Anally
went to the Jnry wvh Instructions to bring in a
sealed verdict.
EXTENSION OF ELEVENTH AVENUE.
When the matter of toe opening of Eleventn
avenue, north of 155tft street, came be ore Judge
Lawreace, in Supreme court, Chambers, some
time ago, be s?nt tne report bacc to toe Commis.
?toners on toe ground that certain lands, tor
wnich oniy nom nai awards bad oeen made, bad
sot been dedicated to tne public use, and mat for
tnta reason tne Commissioners bad erred m not
mating mil or substantial awards to tbe owners
#f suc'i lands. Tae ieport of tne Commissioners
was according)/ not continued, nor was anj
ju'S'ion totended to t>e settled otber than the
tnesuon 01 dedication. Having determined that
question adversely to tbe view* entertained by
tne Commissioners, tbe report ws| remitted to
tbem to make ?nch awards as in their opinion
migat oe just and ? qnitable. Tbe repor*. was ac
cordingly amen led by 'be commissioners
ana mo.ioa mau ? 10 iu confirmation as
tnus amended. lue leading objection raised
was tbat toe Commissioners nad urther erred in
reducing sotue 01 rue ararda previously male. It
?ow appears that tne com.uissiuner*. in c?M*
quene> ot tbe derision o i.e Court as to tb? que*,
tion ol dedication, were compelled t? readjust and
reduce several of ihe awards. ?>n tbe assumption
toat the laud require.i lor tnar part or Leveotb
avenue woicb win be embraced be ween a pro
longation 01 tne lines of tne oi l avenue. was dedi
cated to tbe public use, tney had vaiued tne
twent?-flve leei of land on eitber aide, wbicn waa
alro lequirca i?r rn- impioveme t. us actually
fronting on an existing avenue. Wnen the report
earn- back tor amendment eon ortn -oly to me de
Melon, it w?* ir.anueat, so Judge Lawrence
kolas. In a decision given yesterday, tnat to
?Uow to tbe owners of trese iwen y-Ove
ieet a war'is based on toe as-umption
tbat such land front <1 .n existing avaaua waa
nnjust to loose t>er?ons wtio were 10 oe assessed
tor tne irni rovemem aoi would be mating to
?uch owners a compensation lar beyond me
actual value of meir pro, erty. In bis view me
Commissioners nad a right to mage sncn reduc
tion. the Commissioners having corrected
a previous error as mey deemed it, wnicb error
?as tne result 01 ueting uion an eiroaeous
principle. He boida lurtber that the Commis
sioner- in *ncn ra?es are not called upon to adjust
?ondict.ng c alms ol title to property, an i ou tats
gr nod cooOims xjr ous awards 10 unknown
owners. tne real owt -r< having proper remedy la
?tn?r proceedings tor i aymen 01 tne awards to
them. He 0' hi? n su ill .on tnat Mr. Lewis was
competent to art as tommi-xioner sn-i tnat tne
omission to a.-sess ir nit* Ceroeterv was eou
tormable to law. inasmuch a- toe cemetery de
rived no beneflt irjin tne opening ot me avenue.
Be orders .?ouurna'ioo or ibe report, out at ow?
the matter tn atao i over f r two da?s to enaoi
tbe corporation lono el am cmose. for the
ra ions objec ors m apt ear before tne court and
sxpi in th>- a< - wn?toer of n > written obiecrion
ftad been placed on fi*e ou oabail o? tun objecors.
COMMON PLEAS?GENERAL TERM.
Deciaions were given yesterday to a number of
ease* irgue.1 at tbe last termor tM four*. w>
give be.ow an ab-trart of the decisions in too
more important c . es:?
la tbe caae of Francis w. H Ibroo* again?t
Matthew r. Hnnnart tne Court r?udered a (it
cmou holding tnat a oepu y sheriff aa well a* a
(lieriff is diBquantled ,'rom serving a proves* oi a
suit or any proceeding* ag itnst mms-ii. The
inert* in this raw g?<rc one of bis dfljiutnes
two executions to ??*> 'jte auain^t su th dej.aty.
THIS is ie< >ared to be il>rg<i.
In tne suit ot Henry l;*inecke aginst tne Cen
tral park. >>rtk aioi Fast Kiv<?r U?uraad i<. m
|Mny the (J-iuri no ids tbat a veblc.e rnnnirig in
tiont oi a stieet car u a city tra< k must turn out
lor tne cars, it tbr.u^n careless a eaa in tois re
aped an injury i? su^taine , tne waaon, t|e car
BuVing at us ordinary s,.ee l, the company cannot
s? iieio res poos. i>i?
tn ti e cas of Vi llain M, ?mith vs. anmaC.
Bean the ? ourt notds that where a ooaroin* bouae
Keener employed a st ange col red loan sad al
lowed hi in to remain stone in the looms ol a
?carder, and steal tber rom properei ngmg
to tne bjarder, tn" Court ha- a runt to decide tae
Snesiiou if i ether on i e part Ol tae ? oardmg
ou?e keeper nee nad t>?-n sue i carsie-^uese as
to render bnn liaoie ,or tt.f .??ount .>f tne atoien
property. i tie juoguiem lu II I- suit was tn tator
of tne boarder sun to- < nrt amrms it
]n toe < ase el? antre.l v?. Hoe^iff ooamer It waa
teld, In a suit ug.nust i ,e Si.eriD ort>res ing an
rater door In ine ex ennon of a process, mat
witoin ihc meaning ol tne law he door ot th- room
of a tenant in a ii<.nse w..ere tne lanJlord lives
sod exercises control ot tne nouve is not the outer
door.
THE TEMPLETON CHILD CASE
Pmsuant to ths adjournment on Saturday last,
farther action In tkl caoea* nnrpua proceedings
with a view to determine wiiatner tne cnitd Willie
0. Tempieton should remain in rbe<*asrody or bis
grandtaiRer, Colone. Wiiiiam C. Temittetnn, or be
tranaterred to the care of m* mother, Ida Maude
Tempieton, w..a had yest-irdar morning nef>re
iudgtt I) n time, .n tfapremo Court, cnamoera.
roionei 0. vv. Hardie, tbe rueree was present, so
waa the child, aod so tha oppoatag coateatauu
ard their reapeetive eonnsel, Mr. Jo fin D. Town
rend and ex-Judge Bunted, unite an extended
argument wan bad as to to* admissibility or tes
timony offered at tne last session be ore tbe
reieiec a- to the conduct 01 Mrs. Baocock au<i Mrs
Temp eion. tier aaugriuer, whiie counting wild Mrs
Kenny, in West fweiitu sireet. Judge Douohue
oeciaed to admit tbe testimony, but meuDtiuie
Colonel Hurdle desired to be relieved irom ms po
sition as referee, although no laulthad beeniouud
wiui him oj either counsel, wiiioli was gianted.
Judge DonJbue t..en direc'ed an adjournment uu
ni next Saturday, yvneri, lie said, ne would near
tue testimony in pers n. Mr. Husteed, who at tne
outiti'i 01 ibe case clamored vociterojsly lor a pub
> He examination oeiore one 01 (be judges 01 tbe
court, baa evidently got more than h** wanted, and
yesterday expressed in* olalike to having so much
publicity given to tne case. M>. Town-end, on the
contrary, alleges ihat tie has all alon^ been anx
ious to preveui publicity, but that Ue has no lears
to lace toe music.
UMTED STATES COURT?CRDIINAL
BRANCH.
The April term of tne above court began yester
day, Judge Benedict presiding. A man named
George Albert Manou, who claimed to be a detec
tive oi the secret service division, indicted lor
selling counter/ell currency.* a* arraigned and
re used to plead to the maiciment. lne Court
consequently ordered a ??not guilty" plea entered,
and Mr. Benjimin H. Foster was assigned a- his
couu-el. Tne accus-d objected to tne Court se
lec ing counsel lor mm, declared u was a "put-up
job,'' .?od assei ted m> innocence most emphati
cally. ine day ior tne trial waa uot set.
Tne trial ol Augustus Myers ior the murder,
with adau/eious weapon, 01 Isaac Henry, steward
oi the American ong John Sherwood, waa set lor
Thursday next.
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT?CHAMBERS.
By Jaige Lawrence.
In the matter oi tue opening of EleyentU are
nue north ot xsotii street.?Opinion.
Bail vs. Hudson Klver Railroad.?Memorandum
for counsel.
SUPREME COURT?SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Brunt.
Biggs et al. vs. Purssell et au; Frost vs. Van
Loon; Boyd, executor, Ac., vs. Montague.?Opin
ions.
SUPERIOR COURT?GENERAL TERM.
By Judges Monell and Freed man.
Porter, executor, Ac., vs. Parrniv.- order al
armed. with coats, opinion by Judge Monell.
Cuai man vs. O'Brien. Sneiitr, et ai.?Judgment
and orders aClrmeu, witb c> sts. Opinion by Ji.oge
Freedman.
SUPERIOR COURT?SPECIAL TERM.
By Judue Van Vorst.
Cogswell vs. viaugam et al.?Order made con
firming releree'a report oi sa e.
Haupt vs. Farmers' Milk Company.?Motion
granted and cause aei down ior Fr.day, April 9.
By Judge Sedgwick.
Chamberlain vs. Chamberlain.?Order granted.
Aifaro vs. Davidson et al.?Case and exceptions
settled.
COMitON PLEAS?GENERAL TERM.
By Chief Justice I)aiv and Judges Loew, Larre
more, Robinson and J. F. Dulv.
Smith vs. Read.?Judgment reduceu to S93, and
amruied lor tnat amount witri costs and ext a
costs oi the court below, neitner party to nave
costs on appeal to tuis court. Opinion by Judge
Loew.
Conroy vs. The Twenty-third Street Railroad
Company. ?Judgment appealed irom affirmed,
wiiu coats. Opinion by Judge Loew.
Calnb, a luuatic.?order appealed irom affirmed.
Opinion b. CUiei Justice l>aly.
Smr n vs. Symnies.?Judgment reduced to $20
and affirmed ior tuat sum. with costs ol the court
beiow, neitner party to nave costs on appeal to
tais court. Opinion by Judge Loe*.
Mi -rsou vs. rue Mayor. Ac.?Judgment affirmed,
witn costs. Opiniou by Judge J. F. Oaly.
Audes Insurance Company vs. Loelir.? On re
arguuicut judgment reversed auo a new trial
granted, in accordance with tne lormer decision
oi tne General Term, witn costs. Opinion by
Judire J. F. Dal..
Can'ren vs. Conner, Sheriff.- -Judgment affirmed,
witn costs. opinion oy Judge j. F. Daly.
McUuire vh. Central Pars, A'or'li and East River
Railroad Company.?Judttmentreversed, new trial
ordered; c?*is to aoiue tue event, opinion oy
Ctitei Justice baly ?nd Judire Robinson.
Leech vs. Nasn.?Judgment affirmed. Opinion
by C"iei Justice L>aiy.
Foster, receiver Ac., vs. Townsend et al.?De
cree u.od fled and artiriued. wittiouc costa to eitner
pariy. opinion by cniei Justice Daly.
Super vs. Kirk?Judgment affirmed, witn costa.
Opinion by Cniei Justice Da.y.
Uoiurook vs. lirennaa.- Judgment reversed,
new tual granted. costs to abide event. Opinion
by uhiei Justice Daiy.
Boflmau vs. Gallagher?Judgment reversed,
new trial ordered; costs to aoiiie even;, opinion
by Cbiei Justice Oalv.
In re petition oi Fincke Order appealed from
affirmed, ?itu costa. opim< n oy Judges Robinson
and J. F. Daly.
Uammersiey vs. Collins Judgment affirmed,
witu costs, opinion by Chief Justice uaiy.
Gilbert vs. sunp*on?Judgment reduced to $6.
and affirmed ior ^nat amount, without costs to
either party.
MARINE COCRT?PAST L
By Judge Joacbinaen.
Posdlck '?. Doiao.?Motion ior ? new trUL Mo
tion denied.
Bono vi. sjutro.?Morton for a new trial and
expenses. Tin* action was lor a maiicioua arrest,
obtained or au ord?r or toia Court. The order
was vacated >>? tne Court on counter affidavits,
the Com t holding that It stiouid ne so vacates on
defendant stii iilsung. >" stipulation was trade,
and the sua re- ilteu la faror of pres. n ( lain id.
On examining the a.-e I bo, i tnat tne deiermina
tion oi the Juoge f t*> jumrui oeiei m.i.ation.
ami the motion or * new trial men; be denied,
with rosta.
Milter v*. Kotler.?Motion for a new trial. AO
tlon waa oagun iu me Superior Court to recover
tlu.OOU damages for in jurj :o tne person. It wn
removed to in.- Conrt t.y consent. tried, aud a
*?rdic of t'xo T?o i?rr<i; but under tfie ruling of
tne conrt oi A| pea s in the ca*e oi A'4x?ndcr vs.
Bennett. 1 iu u? hold mat tfeis Cool I acquired no
jurisdiction of lira action, and I must m * an
oruer that a. proceedings bad In > (iih < <>urt r>e
airicken rum flies, caitndara and records ,or
a..nt oi jnrtadlcMon.
I mi ton rt. liottman.?Motion for aettiement de
nied.
Kbinaon ?i. Bazard.?Motion for new trial de
nied.
P.erco vs. Bernarein?Motion for n?w trlaU
Thia waa an ac-i >n on notes tt>e consideration ior
- waa a patent right, which, it waa shown in
t\ oence, *?? wortDleaa. I ho'd tber? was no
cona.deiatton given lor tne n .tes and motion is
deuieo.
>t. \unary vs. Carey.?Motion for new trial
denied.
\r -diet vs. Bovisn ? Motion for a new trial. It
appaareo in evidenc- tnas defendant waa <ntit!ed
to a credit oi 1104 on the no e. I he Court directed
jury to niTe ttiat credit, but jury rendered a ver
dict lor plain ,(T lor the ml amount, Cnle-s
plaintiff will stipulate to dedmt f 104 irom tne verw
die- a r.ew trui * ii r?e uranted. 11 anpulaiioo is
entered into a :,<t triai <?ii be reinsert and ver
die. allowed to Stand for the residue.
JEFFERSON* MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kssmire.
fALH? SKPSKSEirTATXOim.
My. David Led with, Coinptro. er ot the Emigrant
Industr ai savmga nant, preferred a charge of
falM pretences agalnat one < bane* Walker, alia*
Ot arias R. Thompson, wbo. it la allege 1. swindled
rsat institution out of |M0. ' ti t e J at ot
Karen Waiter introduced bimseif to Mr. Led
with as Cftarles K. Thomi son. and stated tnat be
wisned to open an account in the bank, at tae
same time reemng to 'n* fl m of Wliwarding,
Hornet A Co.. and 1 re-en ting a card 01 tne house
waa Mr. I'Oiruet Jr.'a nam* wriusn on t te nact.
Tne r e 1 en ti*!-! ueum aati-iactory, Wa K?r le
p. sired a dra t datoi Mar u. - :, 1 "75. or
13, Mi. dr j * to the-, der of ? t a ties K. Thompson
ot. iue fourth N*!. ual Batik and indorsed
?' ai es K. Ihouns n." Mr. WaiKer, aliaa
Td> mpson, received |i?*o m bank bills and ieit toe
rem uti.tu |. SiO >n deDojit. i n orait w. * sent
to in" f-our'b .National bank lor collect.ou, and
was subsequently returned to <ne Emigrant In
dus rial Ravings Bank ad worthless. Aaikerwas
arresied <>r I>eiecu%es Tnompaon and *le?io yes
terday morning on the r->r:.<T ol MXtft avenue
and iwentief, street, and was held by Judge
Kaamire .u fn.ooo ban to anawer.
ATTIMFTTH BrilOkAST,
Thomas Barton was arraigned on a marge of at
tempted burglary preferred by Mr. Edward Pnller,
of No. *"> Wean Tfetr y-sixtt stret. On Sunday
n.ght Mr. Puller, being awakened t y a noise on tne
parior floor of his bm.se. wen' down staira aod
foand tnat tlie wind w on the reir timi be n
fuiced open. He sent to t ie. rweaty-nlntb pr?
cin f ?tat,on house, and Offlrfr Kllng- w.i* at once
rtftaii'd to 'he a not. Tne low. r ri^rt 01 tne boti e
? ?. aud then tn? nacn yard,
?a?te tn>- prisouer I nomas liaru<n waa found,
witu.a q ladtity 01 nnrgl 11?' tools 111 ma po?seas,on.
Jii ig? mis mi ' yeaterday hei I 111m lu I'i.OuO bail
to au??er.
FIFTY-SEVENTH 8TREET COURT.
Before Jadge Murray.
THE KFIkXTLI O* BO0XP8MAN WEBB.
Roundsman WiMiam fl. vt'ebb. of the Nineteenth
prec.nc , who waa ataobed on Saturday night or
Et ?n ? rrv. appeared in rourt >ea'erday and
pr^ierre 1 a c m.uaint airaitier 1,1a assacan>. fne
a<v-aa?d pi au- i no- gumy,' .. u 1 wa< committed
lor riai in d.- ault 01 }.,in o uatl.
rHiil!Ui..K MUROKB IP A MQOO* STOBC.
Michael Cunnlnshatn, the bartender ot tbe liqnor
More on tne ?outl?easi corner of Porty-ttnd atreel
and ?six n o*eijU". waa tirraign.-d on a charge of
latain wounding Mlcaaal McCartay. who lives over
ttie t ore, and * ltn whom he had ? quarrel on
nunday nignt. Mc< artn/ was struffc on the nee*
witu a bottis in OnanlUKiiam's nand, severing on*
or the mum arteries. Bit death being probable,
tne accused was remanded to %walt the acuoa of
the Coioner.
COURT CALENDARS?THIS DAY.
Supreme Cockt?Chamber?Held by Judge
Barre't.?Noa. 64, 58. 69, 70. 104. Call No. loo.
sri'Rtut: Court?General Hum Adjourned
lor toe term.
Supreme Court?Special Term? Held b? Judge
Vau Brunt.?Deuiui rer?No. 3. issues oi i w
and lact?Nos. 2$7. 268, 276, 231. 282. 296. 297, 302,
304, 308, 309, 310. 311, 312, 313, 314, 316, 317, 319. 321,
326, 328. 327, 246, 126.
supreme Court? circuit -Pari l?Held by Judge
Lawrence.?Nos. 521, 013, 2671. 2673. 778. 8i7, 1111,
1116, 1117, 1119. 1121, 1123, 1123>k. 1126, 1129, U2i4?
1131, 1135. 1137, 1139. 1143, 1145, 1145>j, 1147. 1149.
Part 2? Held by Judge Douohue.?No-. 2204 ,,
452 S, 1382. 240*, 2238, 1705, 1822, 1218. '. 44, 330, ,
2581, 980. 1214. 480, 1268. 1282, 14H, 1222. 1000, 1()00
1378, 1124. 1014 ^?, 840, 1178. Part 3? Held t,y Judire
Van Vorar?No?. 831, 823, 02UX. 1023, 1079, 2686,
2429. 1913, 6'6. 241. 56?, t65>i, 667),, 637, 857X.
S5bl, 1751X, 135. 1065, 899>i
Superior Court?General Tkrm?Held by
Judges Mouell. Curtis una Speir.?Nos. 3. ?, 11, 12,
13,14. 16, 18, 19, 20.
Superior cou?*t?Special Term?Held by Judge
Freediuau.?Demur rer?No. 2
Superior court?Trial Term?Pan l?Held oj
Judge Sedgalck.?Case ou?No. 1245. No day cat- j
end.ir. Part 2? Adjourned lor the terra.
Common Plea??KyiiTY Term.?Adjourned to j
Wednesday, April 7.
Common Plkas?trial Term?Part l?Held by
Chief Justice l>aiy Nos. 1412. 1008, 1069, 1428. 1194, j
1410, 1248, 1249, 1312, 78.'. 364^, 562, 1154, 1418. 999. j
P.irt 2?Held oy Juoge Larr<-more.?Nos. 1328, 1382, ?
2438, 1329. 1292, 1367, 1298. 1306, 1307, 1310, 1384, j
13j4. 1379, 770, 1433.
Marine Counr? Trial Term?Part l?Held by 1
Judge Jo.icinuisen.?Nos. I'll, 1907, i9l0, 3844,
3204, 1828, 1791. 1934. 1935, 1938, 1937, 1988, 1941, 1944,
1946. Part 2?Heid by Judge Gio-s,-No*. 1285, j
1432, 1622, 17ol. 1839, 4208, 269, lOftl, 1381, 1908, 1822, j
1930, 3688, 1931, 1V33. Part 3?Held by Judge !
Sliea.?Nos. 8175, 3282. 3284, 4889, 5115, 3268, 2186, !
3299, 3404, 3654, 1756, 3271, 3348,
Couri or general ."E&sio.ns?Held by Recorder
Hackett.?T?e People vs. George Williams,
burglary; Same vs. Edward Murray, maynem;
Same vs. Martin Lypuer, lelonious assau t and
battery; Same vs. William H. Mitcbeii, l'el nious
assauir and battery; same \a. Lewis FisUer,
lelonious assault and battery; Sauie vs. James
Smith, graud larceny; Same vs. Thomas Sui.trt, <
grand larceny; S?iue vs. Henry Jolues, grand
larceny; Same vs. Annie Valentine, grand
larceny; sauie vs. Charles L. Haisted, pertt
larceny; S..me vs. Charles Miller, petit larceny;
Same vs. Houry \V. anaule, petit larceny: Same
vs. Mary Butler, petit larceny; same vs. Patrick
Duffy, petit larceny; same vs. John Clare and
Henry Dnhinan, petu larceuy; same vs. Edward
Maione, petit larceny; same vs. JonnHjne and
Patrick AicMaun, petit larceny; Sume vs. Daniel
M. Yiueburgh, petit laroenv; Same vs. Julius
Green, petit larceuy; Same vs. Dennis Meaney,
concealed weapons; same vs. David Flaherty,
assault and battery; Same vs. John Brogan, as
sault and battery; Same vs. Martin Miller,
assault and battery.
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. April 6, 1876.
So. li. John B. schaley, executor, Ac., appei- !
lanr, vs. George Hart iMumiora et al., respond
ents.?Argued by F. A. Mccomber oi counsel lor
appellant, and by George F. Daniortn lor respond
ents.
No. 21. Henry Teneyck, appellant, vs. Oscar I
C aig et aL, executors, Ac., respondenis.?Argued
by j. 11. VVhitiemore and Hemy K. Selden o: coun
sel tor appeilaut, and oy George F. Daniorth lor
respondents. case still on.
Adjourned to Tuesday, April 0, 1876.
CALENDAR. I
Day calendar tor Tuesday, April 6, 1875:?Noa.
58, 46, 112, 173, 179, 107, 169.
TRIAL OF CAPTAIN KILLILEA.
OmClB OAJTNEY LIKELY TO COMB TO GBIE7.
Tne question 01 the guilt or Innocence o: Police
Captam Kniliea, of ttie Eleventh precinct, charged
with exacting monthly stipends irom Kuch
Brothers, I rrneriy proprietors of the Central
Park tiaraeiis, lor alleged police set vices, contrary
to law. still reuiains 111 abeyance, although flvo
weeks have elapsed since tlie charge* were first
presented 10 the Board of Police Co.uiw-<s.oners.
Yeste day aiteruoon, at hall-past two o'clock,
the case was agaiu biought up beloie the Hoard,
Counsellor Feiiows appearing lor the deience. and
Chief Clerk llawiey picsecutiug lor the depart
ment.
Mr. Fellows stated thst he bad been away from
the city or one week, aod on returning jound
that bis partner, Mr. Brookes, had been called to
Puiiadeipma by the duugerous illness 01 a near
relative, lie old nit ask lor an adjournment,
neiug willing to leave that wnh the Buaid to ?e
ciue, but lie oes red the assistance of bis asso
ciate.
Mr. Hawiey replied that under vbe circum
stances ne was * Ming thai the case be adjourned,
but be lit?t wished to call some witnesses.
1 rank Kocu, cieralu uaftne> una Augustus Mil
ler wure men ca lea, nut tney were uoi piesent.
biiwdra C. acnaifcr. who testified at tne previous
hea ing, was recalled aua sta eel thai lie nad pa d
in :be months 01 Ma.v. June. Jui? aud August, loTa,
me sum oi fiuj eacu uiontu, ana hi r>eptemoer of
the suuie year $130. io Officer GalTney, oi ibe
Twenty-seouu precinct, with tue understanding
thai tne same w h t ? be handed over io Captain
Kniilea. ibe witness transacted all ibe monetary
uaamess 01 ibe fir in oi Koca uro hers.
Mr. liu?iev tuen t>bo*ed te witness a check
lor >130 drawn r>epieinbt-r u, 1673. on ibe Manu
lacturcrs aud liu.lders' Bank payaoie to nearer
and tudorsed "Oerai't iiaffi.ey," aud asked witness
li ne identified it as one oi the checks paid to
Uailne). Mr. scosiTer, o.i examination, pro
nounced It io be tne check paia to CialTuey in tue
month oi September, 1873, tne same to be paid
ovor to Cspusiu Kililiea.
Alter a cross-examination by Colonel Feiiows,
in which no new evidence was elicited. Chief
Cierk Uawiey anoounreu nis wuiin?;ue.->* to con
sent to an adjournment, ana President uatseii set
down me next bearing ior April li, a two P. M.
Tbe identification o. tue cneck anove mentioned
creates a be* phase in the proceedings, as it will
be remembered that Offirer (iailney, w no n nil a
patroiman in (be meui>-secood pr c.m t. swore
at the fir->t trial tnat lie never received any money
i o .1 Ko'-b Brothers, winch testimony is effect!
any reoutted by toe ind?.r-emeni ol (iafinev, cor
roborated by the evidenco oi hcbailer. it is not
uniikely, tmreiore, that the department will
prosecute him ior perjury.
MUNICIPAL NOTES.
Tbe Committee on Public Works, of the Board
of A dermen, Messrs. Keiliy, Shandiev and Morris,
yesterday gave a bearing to persons lor and
against tbe building if a sewer in Eignth avenue
irom Sixtynintb street to Harlem River. Aider
man Morris contended that tne sewer was neces
sary irom one Hundred and Thirty-second street
to the river only, bat Alderman Reiliy and Alder
man liie-sinu. wbo introduced the ordinance into
the Board, argued tbat the sewer was necessary
irom Sixrj-niutb street to tbe river. They con
tended liiat there was an ordinance in
existence looking to the paving of tbe avenue
io this part cular portion, and that it
would bs cheaper In the long run to
lay toe sewer first instead of tearing up the
pavement niter it should be laid and then nuiid
log tne sewer. Mr. Towie. one of tne eogineers
of tbe Department of Public works, who was
present, submitted the piab for the sewer, and In
answer to a question by Aldermm Keilljr stated
mat. in his i<pinion, if the avenue was to De paved
the sewer ongnt to be built first, nut that, of
conr.-e, the question of when the pavement
was to be laid was a matter he had noth
ing t? do witn. It was finally hecided by
the committee that Mr. Tow e snonid
look lato toe ma ter iborougiuy and submit a re
port to n<e committee in writing. It should lie
stated that there isa tmrdof a n lie o> tne avenue,
between nixty-niutu street snd toe river, wnicb la
already sewered.
Mr. James 11. Chambers, who was a clerk of the
< oiiirn >n council under the ate r. Valentine as
long ago as i?4tf, lias tieen appointed Wnier
Ke*i?ter by <?eoeral Porter iu p>a n ol Mr. Mner
woo?i, resigned. Mr. <'n..inb?r* w.is atone iciie
very well known in p> meal circles, out ;? nnd
no favor id tue days of '.ne r.in , and waa tt.ere
lore not allowed to remain In office. Doling .ir.
.Huei wood's term a* Water Kegist r irom lent u?ry.
1*71, to IK-cember 31, 1S74, he collects,I $4.1i'.,*ol.
During tne terms oi his two pieuece-sors uorn
Januarv, H9?. to December, 1871, 13,473,7AJ was
coiiecteo.
Mr. J bn rtloper oi tbe Twenty.ttoird ward was
appointed yesterday Keeper oi the city Mail, in
tn? p.ace oi me late Cnatle? MU'ton, at a .-ai.iry of
51.Ho a year. it. W is at one time tue intenuou of
the authorities to abolish me office o keeper, but
this sr>p >intm nt shows tbat tuey have changed
tneir miQOs quite suddenly.
Among tne callers ui on th? Mayor during yes
terday were ex-Judge ilntoo aud Kdward J Don
nelly.
i tie committee which has been investigating
Comptroller Oreen ior some nine is to hold
ano'tier se-sion in a lew days, wnen, It is said,
important witues es win t?e lorifac >ming.
BRAINED WITH A BOTTLE.
On tne nlgnt of the list air. Michael Met artby
and Micniel canningoam engaged In a fight in
the barroom at No. 744 Sixth avenue. Canning
bain struck McCarthy on tn* bead with a bottle,
indicting injuries that were considered serious,
tint not necessarili latsl. ' iwiiini^na ii was ar
rested and ite d to .tw.tii ihe re.?UII ol nls victim's
wound . Its erday Coroner Woltmm was noti
fle i to take McCarthy's ante-mor ern stateinenr,
imi on going to his nedside f'.nnd him in an on
e nscious stAte. The ontortHnwte rnsn WIN in all
probability ale. CDualngaam is still under arrest.
THE METHODIST MINIST fi-ttS.
iworwixurr fob two weeks to a ?? to oo?
FEBBNCE?THB BELATIOM OF THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHFBCH TO THE PTJBL1 ) 3 SCHOOLS.
Yesterday was the cl-slng up of th?? c0?'e"B'.*
tear with the Methodist preacher t.. At tdelr
next meeting very mauy new faces will appear,
tnough very many of the old ones will also be
present. The officers of the meetin g will go oat
of office?the secretary, Kev. E. L- o s'oorn, by the
iorce 01 tue Itinerant system, wulch will probably
.end him away out 01 the city, aod \ no President,
Pr Me. win, by the expiration ot fro terms; and,
as he declared yesterday, B; is not a
believer ?n third terms. This sentiment, so
in harmony with the Hekald sentiments on
the Presidential question was applauded a he
meeting, amid laughter at the e videut
complexion o: the remark. This, being to. first
nieenug In the month, as well a a the last la tue
conicrease year, the Rev. Ch Dries M. Glffen. Of
Nostraud avenue Methodist B piscopai church
Brookb n. preached a sermon s a remarkable lor its
clearness or thought and treat .raent and its sym
patt.e>ic exhiott or the love or Christ to his beltev
L children, that U evowe 1 ??hallelujah s and
??glory's" quite frequently ti om his miuisterial
brethren. They seldom hear sermons, except
their own, and hence a sermon Irom another Is a
treat ?o most of them. Several ladles were also
present at the meetla?. The topic was the rest
or ihe soul oa Jesus. It *uii basod on a scene at
.it nit snnner " where .lohn, the beloved disci
ffi KKi a*'^epu ing on ?su*<- oreaat.
between luen wlien on? can leau on ^uother s
lblcaUSlthtn"e 8t?l(l| Hr'n?CT- ol^toe Virgin Mary,
or poor humanity u its 'rials nnd btrua:
E",.C.n.AmVr'S'cSRa ,ES
afi encth oi u man in ftrund In Jesuit, ,?lle tbengave
S'rs/uir snzsg
mSip'w luTe'u ^TcanYean^n'
^m0rHonrCew
toe" meeting. tm ^ '^^..^nd^ex'cenent
lener' on a pfer.e of Mett.odlst history in
the first deca'ia o'. i his century was rea 'A. '
relates to the 1 K'Ctor's conversion and lus first
minutrv and the r.nuoduction oi Methodism into
m&mma
w ^sarisrtss
motion ot Dr. V,' iieatiev, seconded oy Dr. Pot*. who
8poWe t?l,r CM^iscu^sion or' tne w&of tiiS
ESSas sar?ii? ?
J^nnhflrom hiate anl. rue petitions are prepared
bv iTSS'foal AU.anoe oi this cry. A com
iti turP'* was aDuointe^ to nominate officers
"l'.i a meet mgTo? tie ensuing conference year
Thl So.nma.uona will be presented at tue next
meeting.
NEWARK METHODIST CONFERENCE.
In the N'twarK Methodist Coherence at Jersey
City yesterday the Committee on Temperance
presented a report ooudemnatorv or the liquor
traffic and urged renewed prayers for Its aooli
U?fbe corainittee appointed to investigate the
charges oif .heresy against the Rev. Mr. 0111 pre
seated their report. The committee waited upon
Mr. Gill, when ne declared himself in perfect ac
cord V1(U the cnurch, as well as hla
Arm and continned announced belie! in taa doc
trtoes oi the Cuurch. Qe also declared that the
book wr.tten oy him and entit ed "Evoiutlou and
Progress" w?s written mainly lor the puryose of
rbfuting ?ne arguments oi those who deny the
truth oi revelation and the autnority oi the Bible.
If that ia Che purpose It is not apparent to the com
mittee, uad in tuelr opinion that purpose haa
been verv cleverly concealed. The autnor declares
'",H ri
tlieu inuwm* mw mreiui DttrOHAl 01
Toe cooiioit e ? 4 couvictiou that it doea
woiE. duc.are tneir nrmi conv? lMi.h
?ZvTcbWH? a misleading
of toe auiuur. iu-o gaw a well
t^w.X' au^.r uo ds and which he frecls.
T1**8 coui'iuttee r<-couuneiid*d me adoption
IB&i&s&m&i
vs, ?n?.ss "??'?
Tne committee ou Sunday bcliools
01 tne Conierc c leeiing terms oi tne
Srls;aa ?p?
spot.
BBOOKLYN PEESBYTEBY.
THJS BOTAJtT ELDEBSHIP?COHlOSSIOjriBS TO
TOT ASSaitBtT?THE TOM FK IMS AVETOE
CHURCH TROCBLZ.
Tne semi-annual meeting of tbe Brooklyn Pres
bytery met yesterday In Clinton street church.
The Rev. W. Howeil Taylor was chosen Moderator.
Tti" Rev. J. Milton Greene la tna atated Cleric of
tbe Pr< sbyierjr. Or. Welti seleoted the studies
noon which itie ministerial candHat^s, Lloyd
and Allen, -hall be examined. Mr. Bridges, a
student in PrincetoD, irout tbe L'alttmore Presby
tery, having received a call to Greene avenue
church, Brookiyu, wui be examined this m ru
ing and arrangementa made lor bta ordinal ton.
Reports o( committees o' visitation to cnuicoe*
were presented. Toe reports of tne Home and
Foreign Mission cotnmltteea and tbe Women's
Foreign Missionary Sue ety of Brooklyn were pre
aented. Tney show tbat tbe Cener >1 Assemoiy au
thorized the expenditure ol tsoo.ooo lor mission
work ftt home an i abroad. l'be mission commit,
tees, however, kept down the dtatrtontlon to
$500,000. The recelpta np to this time have only
been $251,000, and uniess toe board* will receive
$100,000 wltiitn the next three months tbe treasury
will come ont with a debt ot at least jao.ooo. The
contributions of tbe Presbytery tins year to tbe
eaaae or lorelgn missions is only $5,020. For the
aatne period last year the contributions for foreign
missions t>y this Prest>?:ery was $7,?40. wntle for
home mission* the church spends $S,C?0,000. The
millions ol heathen in Asia and Africa and tbe
Inlands o tne sea receive less loan $M?,000 ior mis
sions. The Women's society art about io i?uitd tnrce
hou es on Mount i,ebuu<?n. to bt? us*?d as mission
bous-s. i ti% Brooitlfn branch of tins society nas
a Kin's school in irtpoli. wmcs is in it ve. j pros
perous condition, but the people now wi-h to nave
it convei ted in o a hoarding school, so an to save
Its papns irotu tne contamination of Moaamirted
aa>sm ana beatnem-iu. 1 fee cost oi tbe school is
$z,00>. Tnere is a nalance i:i .ne society's treas
ury Ol $800.
A rnt R< II DEKPLT IN OUST.
A communication was receive* irt>m the Tomp
kins avenue church, irons wiiiCn it appeared tuat
there is a mortgage dent r Ito.ooo on the prop
erty. winch is neld by tne uiobe Insurance Com
pany, and beside tins tnere is a fl laung deot of
$60. Oi, and tbe interest ainountn to |4,.>oo. ihe
officials of the cuurcb have called l>r. Nott. of
Ohio, to he inelr pastor, and tney expect nun to
dive tiiern sum an impulse tnat, tsgetner witn the
increase of population in that neignbornood, ini-y
??ail dc atiie to get along. Their creditors ai ? will
ing to extend the ttm" oi p ayenent as ion* a* tney
can. Tne GiObe irisuiancu Co.upany nave done so,
but there is s legal nmr beyond ?Blcn tney can
not go. and un.e s sometmng is done witlun .o.ir
teenusTstbts property win be sold at auction.
\\ uat they want juxt now is that tne l'resi>>vpry
abonM ti.ie tnem over ior two or three years or
assuming tne interest on this great debt, and
thns give tnem an opporlui.nr to nelp tnem
seives. Dr. Arthur t.r s i. did not Mlieve it was
good i>olley to build cburcnes with other i eopie's
m ney, and ti n Presbytery Miouid not indorse
anr *11011 policy by assuming t tis ourden wabe at
t e same time it is Dying to ??-r it o,i ont
ol a iiebt alreati\ nressln upon it. Dr.
Van Dyue oeiieved tnat it would be
well t > save .his property to Piesoyiciiamsni.
It is ihe best location and the b??t appointed
nun ch bnuomg in the city oi Brooklyn, or, per
haps, to any el'v in tne la,nd. Mr. Foois, or
Tnroop avenue church, sung<**teil that it wou d be
a great los-n tnat church wusietgo. Tne result
wa? mat a committee was appointed to con'Ull
witn ihe etiuren ana to a-ivwi it under ihe cir
cumsun r?. Dr. Breed, of PoiUU -lphii, ad.
dressed tne Presbytery on th?j importance of
erecting a centennial monument to Ut. Witaer.
?POOD, the flrst American Prssbyterlan "MfttT
ana one of me signers oi the Declaration 01 inde
pe^ rec"? wus taken for tea. alter which oommUh
sioneis to the Cieneral Asaemoly were el-cteM as
follows:?Clerical?Revs. J a Lvana. W. McCtel
lau and L. II. t'oote; aiiernate>, Drs
well nnrt i rosby. Eldeis? Messrs. W. W. WiCkM,
Lawrence and saxton; alternates, Messrs. tiazaru,
Freem ?u and isUndluicken.
Dr. CuyW thes moved tnat the Presbytery re
turn an affirmative answer to the overture o. toe
(ieneral AssetnnlT on tne term ?l eldership. ins
overture leaves it oprlonal with each church to
elect eldeni lor life or lor a limited term oi vears.
After some routine business tue Presoytery aa
Jourued until to-day.
THE CATHOLIC UNION.
Tne Catholic Colon Society field their quarterly
mealing last night in College Uali, West Sixteenth
street. President L. Beunise was in the chair,
and Revs. Fathers Daly. Melster ana a number
of other gentlemen occupied seats on the plat
lorm. The secretary reau reports showing that
the Union Das now over 5.600 members, and is
rapidly adding to Us members. The Treasurer's
report snowed that at last quarter's meeting the
balance on nana was $2.445 47; tne o ul ay
during the three montus just ended, Ji.ow re-,
an 1 the amount now 011 hand, $2,338 85. A letter
01 I'outrrai uiiition 10 Cardinal McCloskey was read,
alter which Mr. Noel addressed I he meetiug at
length. An appeal to the rlouse ol Ueiuge author
ities on the part 01 the Union. Had neeu made, in
winch the sutiety canned tuat a priest should be
admitted to *av mass ana nave access to me
CathoMc children there. These rights wei e subse
nuentlv allowed, una, among other things, Catho
lie i-uiidav scaools rre lieiLg established at the
House of Keiuie. The Rev. Fatner Meister deliv
ered an address, and thus terminated too proceed
lngs. . -
THE "VVORKINGMEN.
A TRADES T7NION CONVENTION.
A number of trades union delegations, who a
few weens since were engaged in getting up a
worklngmen's demonstration against the adop
tion of the so-called conspiracy olll by the Legis
lature. held a meeting at Coburger hail, in Stan
ton street, last night, ior th? purpose of taking
some action toward the formation 01 a working
men's central organization. A temporary organi
zation was etlecie'l by the clectiou of Richard
Mathews, of the Uricklayers. President pro tern.;
Vice Presidents, Charles RosencratiZ, 01 the
Tailors, and William Warden, of the 'Lougsfiore
meu; Recording Secretary, James cox, 01 the
Bricklayers; Corresponding Secretary, George
Biair, 01 the lioxraakers; Treasurer. *ray*??,r''l
gau, ol the Painters; 1'iuance secretary, Cornelius
O'Conuor, oi tlie HriCKliiver*.
A co.iiiuutee. composed ot Messrs. Bialr, Rosen
crauz aud Kerrigan, w as appointed to prepare a
piau ni permuueut organization and a draft of a
constitution ana ovlaws. to be submitted at the
DLA committee was also appointed, composed of
Messrs. Missart, Clancy and Blsir. to issue an ad
dress on tne subject to tns workingmcn, ca ling
upon 1 he different trades unious to appoint de e
gates to participate In the deliberations 01 the
new organization, in order to effect a thorougn
consolidation ol the vatious lanor and trades
unwns 01 tnis city, so tna> I. in future grievances
affectmii the labor interest stiou.d occur Mj?y
might ue louud equal to the emergency. Reports
irom 1 ne dliler. nt trades were received, showing
that the prospects 01 a revival 01 trade in most
branches are eucouraiiinu. James Cox, the oeie
gate of Bricklayers Uulon No. 2, reported that a
liuniiior 01 bricklayers, employed on some new
buildings 111 BojoRlyn, yesterday went on a strike
lor i-i per dav, in place of $3 o0. aa hereto.ore.
i It is stated 1t1.it they we:e employed ou a large
sugar house near .tamiitou lerrv. From Lodge
No l 01 the I'niied Order of American Bricklayers
a communication was received. asKitig that action
be taken to dele tt tne ''?Nelar,ou* u!
spinoivm in Oeuuey, 01 tne fcignth A-sembW dis
trict. io nave the e.gut hour law repealed."
A resolution wa- passea declaring that they,
The Central l.abor and Trade Union, should ex
tend every effort 10 consign to political deatu any
member of tne Legislature wno snould vote lor
tne repeal 01 the law iu question und that a
primed list 01 their names ?h?il be distrmuteu and
forwarded to each labor and trade or^auizaUon ill
the State."
A BATCH OF BURGLARIES.
At an early hour on the morning of the 2d Inst,
the grocery store of Raymond, Jenmo* A Co., No.
127 West Broadway, was robbed by burglars of
six boxi.? of cigars and some articles of cioihlng.
valued at tlOO. From appearances it is sapiosed
that the thieves secreted themselves In the cellar
lomt time during tne day. No arrests have been
made.
A little be ore nine o'clock on the morning of
the 3d inst. some unknown parties walked boldlr
into the boilding No. 114 Churco street, and. going
upstairs to the third story, deliberately lorced the
hasp from the door 01 the loft oceuoi-d Mr. fj.
Coffiuan and carried awav twenty-*eve'i pairs of
buck clotn pantaloons value J a? $218. ?o uoid
and unconcealed was tne roubery th*t 110spic.on
was entirely <?i armed and the ouralars h?d no
dnilcuitv in making goou rneir e-cape.
William keumen, proprietor of the liquor store
and lodgmi! lions* No. 302 Sontn s'reflt. reported
at tue pourtn precinct station house yes'erday
tnat odc of his loogeis had ourglarlou-ly entered
ma tuitmeun at an cany ?'nr in the morning
iod * to en a go.d wa'th Calued at $250. ihe
do.icc have taken the case in hand.
%ome time nfciweeo me oours of one and six
o'clock yesteroav moroiue uuralars effected an
eutr .nee into the liquor store o Joseph David,
x.i 197 Scu'h street, and succeeoed in ateann*
and carrying away 400 cigar* and an overcoat
valued ai I2i The enhance was gained by
forcing open a door leading irom the hallway into
the rear olthestore. 1 he police nave no clew to
the roobers.
MARMASES AXD DEAliS.
MARRIED.
Eastok-Kissaii.?Id Krooklvn, March 81. at tbe
resiue ice oi the mtue's itr?uomotber, uy the Rev.
Eivm K. MDlth. rector ui si. Marir'* hail. Burling
ton. N. J.. NkWtoN C. i.asto.v. f'i Jersey utv, to
Alice, daughter ut Edward Ki-sam. oi New York
city.
Moore?Ttleil?On Thursday, April 1. at Trinity
chapel, Sew York, by Hie Riirnt. Rev. Aiircd Lee.
D. D.. ?i Delaw.ir-. ALEXANDER Moon*. United
Mate- Armv, to Mart Law, uan.nter or General
Daniel fyler.
i'B'iMPSO*?aceer.?On Thurslay, April I. at
the residence <>1 the on ie's parent*, by the Rev,
John M. Heffernan, rec'or of St. Pane's church,
Paterson, S.J.. UK nv I'iiompsom. o: .now ftocnetle,
N. Y., to Mblissa, daughter ol i'ayid D. Acker, fesq.
No card*.
DIED.
Barton-.?At 34 DeRaib place, Brooklyn, Mrs.
Bceiv Barton, ?ue oi it. (>. Bumb. and daughter
<>f Legrmii rttnrjres, of wiitoo, conn., aged 39
years and * mourns.
Pnneral service* will be held at 'be residence of
her la iier, YYuton. conu., on Wednesday, April T,
at two p. M,
(Jonnecttcut papers please c py.
Boo.nk.-ou bamrday. April a. iS7S, at tbe reel*
dence oi Leonard I. < o.ee. Glen toTe, Mrs. scsan
ioone, ieiict oi fh mas o. uo >ne.
Reiailvas and Iri n?ls nrc invited to attend the
funeral, on Wednesday, April 7. at mil-past one
o'ci< ck P. AI., ironi the (.etnsemane Baptist
eonrch, wiloafbby avenue. near Broadway,
Brooklyn.
( Aitill.?April 4, 1875, in"MAs D. Cahill.
lo be buried irom ni* late iesidecce, 7B4 Atlan
ta avenue. UrooUjn, at hall-past two o'clock P.
M. 00 the rtth inat.
Clakek?on .->aturJar, April 8, Emilt Clams,
aged 17 tears.
Relatives end irl-nds are mvned to attend the
fanet.il, from ber residence. Tompkins avenue,
lorn.-kinsville, >ta;en Island, 1 ucsdRT, April 0, at
twn o'clock I*. M.
tonMBK.?on -aturday night. April 3, at her
mothers r-silence. .No. <5. i',.ciflc street, Brook
lyn. juaht Ixm i-a, jnunge-t daughter oi ibe late
TU' Ui.it cooiiioe, in >he l?tn yi ar m tier ?*e.
Frleuiis oi ihe iumli> ate mvi ed to attend tbe
funeral, ou Tnesday, uie fitn in-t.. at three O'clock,
irom tne ijmircu o: the Redeemer, fourth aveaue,
Corner Pacific street. I'.roo* yn.
Co.iivr.?Va Mi.uiav. April 4. of diphtheria,
Katie, ei et daugntei of Jo u and Maruaret Con*
roy. age,I :i vear- and U7 days.
Relatives and mends of t.. e lamiiy are re?pect
foily invited to attend the iniiera . from ner late
reemeoce. No. olJ hast ( se.it street, on tbis day
(Tuesday), ai two o'clock r. M.
Coaa.? I'lie ".Montn'a .una" or tne Rev. John J.
Qorh will take place in rtu Bridget'! church on
Wednesday, A >ril 7. ai ten A. M.
Iikat.?on Monday. April 4, Winipbbd. the be
loveu wife oi Jatnes ti. Dt.iv, aud eldest daughter
oi .ronu and the hue Ann Ooian, a_ed 46year-.
'ine relatives and trends oi the lami yaiere
apectltiliy mv.ieo to atieu i the .uneia . ir.jm her
late reaineuce. .i7o Second avenue, on Wodn sday,
April i. at one o'clock p. m.
i>k ? ardb.na.h.?On viouifar, April 5, of dlph
tiiern, caklotta ULVkKA, sidest (laughter of Joae
ptune Webster an t tne u.te Ambroaio ie Carda
ns'* K in ro, Hifeii A years, 2 mourua and 12 days.
'fiie relanvea and iriends oi ine lamilv are re
speotfuiiy invited to atinH yer inn rai, Irooi her
late residence, No. ? .irk. aveuue, on Wednes
day, ;tn ins... ;U e, -ven o'c oc-? A. M.
Uavenia (isiand oi cuna) jrapeta please copy.
UbvaKMAMN,?on Moutl.iy, April John il. G.
Divi it a ann. aged 4 > years ana 7 months.
I he relative* uiiu iri'Hus o. tne l. nriy. aleo tbe
weini eri oi Hermaon i orige, No. 2HS. P. and A. M.,
tne Mount Vernoa Mannerc mt a' ' Quarts I Club,
are respect.u.iy invited to atfeu me innern,
irom m? i.ite residence, comer f'.ond street ana
Whirs Plains road. Weot Moant \ ernou. on Wed
nesday aiiernoon, at one o'clock, ihe New
Baven Railroad leaves at twelve o'clock noon,
| corner Forty-second s'rwt and Madlaon ar?n?a
and leaves Mount Vernon at Are o'clock P. M.
Duryea?At New Lots, L. L, in Monday, Anrff
6, 1876, LrcRKriA. wite 01 Michael S. Duryea, In tM
72fl year ol uer age. . .
The relatives aud iriends are respecflWlv nmtet
l to atteud ttie Mineral, on Wednesday. April 7, al
two o'sl'ick i'. M., irom tne Reiorwea church, al
; New Lots.
Elgab.?on Moodiy morning. AprU 6, attel
three data' Illness. Gkobm Harkness Elqas, onlt
child oi Matthew J. and Jennie H. Elgas, aged #
months and 19 days.
Ere nin con id bilubt or sorrow fade.
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
And. Dd'ie it blossom mere.
England.?on hat unlay. April 3. Edward EMO>
1 land, of portal congestion, aged 60 years, t
1 months and 9 days.
Relatives and irend* of the family are respecfc
' lull* invited to attend the luneral, tins (Tuesday)
aiternoon, at two o'clock, irom ins late residence,
at White Pot. Newtown, Lon>i Island.
Gkocas.?On Monday. A"Mi 6, Eddie Ohooav,
ageo 5 year.", 3 months and 29 davs.
Tne mnerai will take place on Wednesday, at
one o'clock. P. M.,frotn tne r-<iaence oi his grand*
lamer. Edward Burke, No. 98 Henrv srreet.
Henderson.?on Sunday at ernoon, April 4
1876, Medic.il Director andrkw a. Hendkbso*,
; United state-* Navy, aired 59 years and 1 month.
Tne remains will be forwarded to PmlaaelpaUt
Tuesday morning. <or interment.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Uekder. -On Aloud,ty morning, April 5, PniLU
Q. HHDER, in trie 3otn year ol his age.
rne funeral will tike place on Wednesday. 7t|
Inst., at one o'ciock P. M , at the residence of hli
father, N. D. Herder, 51 West 130 Ui street.
Hkking.? On Sunday, April 4, Sylvester Herino,
in the 26th year ol his age.
Relatives and triends ar* respectrnlly Invited to
attend the funeral .services, at his late residency
745 Wash ngton st., tins (luesuay) evening, at t
quarter to eisrht o'ciock.
Hkkrick.?At Little Neck, Sunday, April 4,
Ch arles Hekkick, in the tilth year o, his age.
Relatives and mends of the lamily are invited
to attend the luneral. at Zion Church, Little Neck,
ou Wednesday, at hali-nast two o'clock. CaF?
riages will be at the Douglaston denot on tt?e
arrival ol the one o'clock train iroin Hunter's
Point.
Howe. ?In this city on Monday, April 5. Amos
Gavitt Howe, in the 21st year ol uis axe.
Funeral will take place lroiu th? residence of
bis moriier, No. 1U3 East Eignty-lounii street, on
Tuesday, April 8, at three o'clock in the aiternoon.
Relatives and mends are respectfully invited to
i attend.
HioHES.?In Brooklyn, April 3. 1875, Kathlekw
Lai'ka, wife of William D. Hughes, nzci 22 years.
The relatives aud mends oi the family are re,
spectiuiiy invited to attend tlie Mineral, /Tom her
late residence, No. 241 Lie knlb avenue, on luea?
dar, the Oth in-t., at two o'clock 1'. M.
Hydk.? on suuday, April 4, Joilm h. Hyde, in
bis 5^d tear.
Relatives and triends are respectfully Invited to
a'tend the inueral, on Tuesday morning, at ten
o'clock, irom his lato residence, 2t>3 West Niuo
teenth street.
Jeffcott?suddenly, on April a, William M.
Jei'FCOTT, aged 22 years.
Relatives aud friends or the nmliy are respecu
I fully invited to attend the tuueral, on Wednesday,
April 7. nom his late residence. No. 5 .Madison
street, at two o'clock.
Kelly.?On Monday, April ft, William Kelly,
ofa lingering sickness, in the 8?n year or his age.
Tne relatives aud friends i>i ti.e lamuy nr*
respcctiiillv invited to attend his lutieral, irom
his late residence, No. 2^2 Nassau street, tirooit.
lyn, on Wedue?day. the 7th mst., at two o'cloog
P. >1. Remains to be taken to (iroenwood Ceme
tery.
lie 1 fast (Ireland) and Australian papers please
copy.
Lee.?On Sunday, April 4. 1876, of pneumonia,
Patrick lek. aued 42 years, a native orcuuatj
Cavau, Ireland.
His relatives and friends, also those of his sister
Mary, are respectfully invited to attend the in
neral, irom nis iate residence. No. 3lo East thirty.
s?veutn street, on Tuesday, April 8, at one o'ciook
P. M.
Marstellbr.?Suddenly, on Sunday. April 4,
Kate Everett Bingham. wile of L. U. Marstellef.
Funerai will rake place irom tne residence ol
her steplaiuer, George D. Sweeiser, 231 West
Forty-n tn sneet, on Tuesuay, tne 8ih mst., at
one P. M.
Meyer?April 5, 1875, Joseph Meyer, Dobb'a
Ferrv.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
mcjafkeky.?On Sunday, April 4, acgcstinh
Philip, eldest i-ou o. Micnaei J. A. and Mary H.
McUaiiery, aged 2 years. o moutns and 8 day*.
1 ne relatives and fnemi.- of ibe luinny are ro>
speciiuiiv invited to attend the ninerul, noiu the
resilience ol nis uncle, lercuce Farley, No. 7SJt
Lexington aveuu ?. tnls d'uesdav) morning, tho
etu last., at ten o'clock.
MCCARTHY ?On April 5, MlCHABL MCCARTHY, In
the 2stn year oi ms aue.
The relatives ama iriends ol the family are
respect udT mvit d To attend Ms luueial, from
bis late resideuce. No. 70 Wesi Forty-tuird street i
aiso the members oi Company E, Ninth regiment.
N.O..-.N. Y.
MCOrRM IT.?On Anrll 6, Maboabet McDermois.
the beiov*t> wiie ol Pi ter McOeruiott, a nutve ol
Feroane, Kings county, lreianu, aged ^7 years.
I'lie 'riends ot toe latrnly are r^spnetiuiiy invited
to attend he iun-r.il. on Wednesday morninic. at
bai-pa-t nine o'clock, irotu Ler resi lence, fto. I2t
East i?4tn street; irom thence to St. I'aui'ec .urco,
H7tn street, n ar Fourth avenue; irom tbeuce to
Calv. ry Lemetery.
mcOill.?-in Monday, April 6,1875, Mrs. Bridqbt
McOlLL. ag d 42 years.
Toe relatives and iriends are respecttuiiy Invited
to attenu tne tunerai. on Wednesday, at ttro
o'clock, irom her late residence, 4tki Wasniugtua
street.
O'Brien.?On Apnl 5. after a lingering ill
nees, 1)a.mel O'Briex, native oi county Clare, Lro
laud.
Friends c deceas>d and his alatcr-ln-law, J >hauna
Hat, n and tne memo rs o Meciiau cs' Cuma
CauUers and bt. Patrick'* Mntnal AUiancc sjkx
Beuevoieut Associations, arn respect nil, inv. ed
to attend the luneral irom his late residence, No
8 Pike sneet, .on Wsdueaday, April 7, at one
o'clock P. M.
Pirdy.?At Rye Neck, on Bnnday, April 4?
Joshl'a k. i crdy, aged 68 years.
Relatives and iriends ot the lamlly are lnvl'wd
to attend tne Mineral, on Wednesday, tne
Inst., at two o'ciock, irom St. l'no nas'cnniKh,
Mama oneck. Train leaves Forty-second stteol
12 o'clock.
Keilly?Mary Reilly. widow of the latii
James Rei.ly, native of county Cavan, pariah or
Balantami>ie, Ire auo, m tne 75th vear oi bnr aw*.
| K lativea and lrlenua ol the >amily are respect
fully luvited to atteud the intierai, irom 830 L v it
Thirty-eignth street, on Tuesday, t>tri mst., at u.git<
past one.
kouskvelt.?April ft, at bis residence. 830 BrciuV
WAV, James J. Roo.-evklt, in the 7'atn year oi Jala
age.
.None of funeral hereaiter.
Si-arks.?Ou Satnruay. February 27, in
Orleans, La., Jacob L. Si'abks. aged 48 years .anA
2 in out us.
Richmond (Va.) papers please copy.
bciTON.? Ou Suooav mornmtr, April 4, alter a
Unaenug Iilues.% Cornelius K. Sctton, agwl. 67
years.
Relatives and friends of the family are reiwist.
mil* invited t < attend tne funeral, lroro tti? Uit?
rcsltl-nce. No. Xj'j Fiftn avenue, on Wcdnettf
morning, vprn 7. at t n o'clock.
lEKiii NE.?Verv suddenly, oi scarier fever* at
Dunelleo, N. J., on Sunday ev?nloit. April 4. U >76,
Harry M*aiB,sono! Frederick and ju>ia A. Jier
Dune, atreu 2 years, 4 m ntlis and 21 days.
Fuuerai at the residence ol his parent^, at
Dune?ieti, on Tuesday, Ap. 11 o, at bali-paa'. one
O'CiOCK P. M.
I stick.?On Snnday, April 4, Mart Fba.i era,
only child of Franciti and Mary Cstlck, ag-t 4 13
months .ind 10 davs. .
Relatives and .riends of ttie iamilv are re-? .ect
fail> mviced to artend the (uuerai, irom ina resi
dence ol ner parent*, 36t fc>*t lutii airee* . iota
(luesd<o) aitemo u, April 6. a' one o'clock*
VootiBkrs.?At Jersey City, on trida.v, A) jril a.
K ate, ?ne of J. N. Voorhees, <nd daughter i >1 th?
late William W. Young, aiedtt years.
Relatives and trienus ure invited ro a'tPi id tu?
funeral, irom the residence ot her moth* r, 17?
York street, Jersey city, on Tuesday, at tnrea
o'ciock P. a.
Walcitt?At Mount Vernon. Westchester conn
ty, Sunday, April 4. ofpiratrsis oi toe heart.
Aon eh m., wiieoi William Walcntt and (tai.i2hi?r
of :ne ia:?j Henry Leeds, ol Brooklyn.
The relatives ?nd friends ar<Mnvued to autod
the inuerai, at the residence ol her sreii lather,
K?v. ?. l) Burcua d, D. D? 61 Seveuth av bi me, oa
Wednesday, April 7. at a quarter oi two o'o .oca.
WAi.ktK.?Suddenly, on Saturday. Aprn j i, at ma
residence, 3u? state street, Brooklyn, .F. Wk.
Walker. Esq., aired 65 year-.
Funerai irom at. rotor's (Episcopal) cburoti.
State sireei, on Wadkewiay, April 7, at tw? ? o'clr^t
P. M. The Masonic Fraternity are iuvtt<tl to al>
tend.
WlLLfAMSON.?At NO, <m West FirII ???COB#
street, on suuJav, April 4, Heriiert Wn.f .iahsoi^
aged 3 years, 7 montos and to nays.
One little buo adorned onr nower
And abed sweet iragrance round.
It grew in beauty hour t>y hour.
But, an: the spoiler rame in power
Ami crusn'd It to ihe ground.
Bui uot lorever in t .e dust,
Tnis beauteous bud snail Me.
No, in the garden oi iujust.
Beneath O.d's glorious eye, we trog t,
M will bioom auain on nign.
Funeral troin tlie re idence of his pa rents
Tuesrlat, the ?>th tnst., at one P. M. He m ttves .in#
mends are respecttulty lnvlie I ro attet ?i.
vvriuut.?At Ufeenwicb, Conn., on i atnrdnjr,
April a, Joel Wriuht, in tnc 82<l year uf n is aire.
Relatives am menus are invited io a tend th?
funaraL irom the second C ngreganoiwj courcb,
on Tuesday, April a. at two P. M.
Wrioht.?On Monday, j* pril ft. 1875. at twentj
minure-1 past tnree P. M, ol pneumonia. are*
Kent vMiiuut, son ol Albert A. Wru * t, aged 14
years and 81 nay*.
Funeral at tue residence oi tils fathe 374 w>st
rnlriy-?ec inu street, on Wednesday, trj 7tn 111st.,
at toree o'ciook r, M. Friend* 01 me lamiiy are
Invited to atiend. interment 111 rnc lamilv lot)
Ocean Hill, Ureenwood, ou Tliursdaj morning,
the nth mat.
Woods?on Hunday eTrnlng. April A. 1876, Patw
rick H. Wouiw, ?'U 01 Bernard Woo it1 a, lormeria
01 Pomrov, coanty Tyrone, Ireland, in tho im?
year ol i>i? aae.
Iheinnerai will take place irom 'it e reaidMoc
of his patents, 311 Kiia. lbirty-Mccti d stiret, oa
Wednesday, tne 7 b in u, ai out it clock-bars;
tbenoe to Calvary Cemetery.

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