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THE COURTS.
Opening of a Suit In the Railway Bond
Forgeries.
ASSESSMENT OF CHURCH PROPERTY
Argument in the Extradition Case
of Carl Vogt.
THE BOUCICAULT-HART SUIT.
Mr. William F. McSamaxa, in Supreme Coart,
Circuit, oeiore .fudge Van \'orst, obtained a vet
dlct. yesterday /or $1,297 against the WallltlU
national Bank on an assignment of au Interest In
? claim against the city, such a sigmuent being
tor professional services.
In tne suit brought Ov John C. Angell vs. the
Brie Kail way Company, an order 01 reference
was made to take testimony to be us.d on a
motiou lor an Injunction to prevent the guaran
teeing of new mortgages of the Buffalo, New
loikand fcr e Railway Com,>any. 1'ursuanc to
this order, some testimony was t.iKen before the
releree ano objections to questions interposed.
Tbe parties came before Ju ge liarrett, in Su
preme Coart, Chambers. yesterday, lor rulings
on ttiese objections. in the course of the
argument Mr. Laroque, ou behalf of the rail
way company, saitl rnat If the case
were to go 011 this term, when the same was
reached on tue oaleu lar lie wouH have no objec
tion to the order 01 reference being vacated. Mr.
John !>. Hill, the opposing counsel, stated that he
Had no objection to the re erence being dispensed
with when the case rea. hed tne day caietular.
After somo mr'her argument It was flually
arranged to have an order made vacating me
reference and placing the case uu the day calen
dar lor trial.
In tne trial of Captain Williams, formerly of the
Eighth, but now of tne Fourth precinct, lor alleged
blackmailing of keepers of houses of prostitution,
now in progress oeiore the I'oiice Commissioners,
fciiree witnesses :ailed to attend in compliance
with subpienas issued by the Commissioners. A
motiou /or an attachment against tr.em was made
yecteiday in the Supreme Court, chambers, beiore
Judge Barrett. The'motion was dented ou tli'e
ground 01 waut ol authority, it being held tnat the
attacnuient should is?ue :rom the Board granting
the subpoenas.
RAILROAD BOND FORGERIES.
One or tne mo^t important suits tbat Cave been
be ore toe courts lor some tune ba* Ju?t come to
trial in the superior court, beiore Judge ^edgwlck.
It will t>e remembered tliat In toe Hkkai.d of
August 31. 1873, was published exc^lveiy a de
tailed aiatemeut reciting tlie discovery of lorged
boQ'U or Buffalo, Sew Yo.lt and En-, and -New
Tom central luuiroad companies and the Western
Union rcle^rapo. Tneae forgeries amounted to
tome $250,000, and lemg so sfcdlullj exe.ue
th*t some ol t&e oillceia ol tue companies
were readily de eivei by tnein. la iacf,
there bad never beau known more
?droit bond faeries. In connection "i??tne
aame ineie were arrested An irew L. lloberu.
Vaieutiae Uieasou and stepueu Raymond, wao^
were brou^iit baeli from Europe ou a requisition;
Dr. Biai.deU. Jau.es W. Johnston, Kuhard late*.
ou, Franltlla and various otUtr parties.. l?e
_hnt(, ..ffmr created an unusual stirin Wail sreet,
??&3m3BU''Js: ?vss.:. vk
? sjaxsxui
loejuij. ue o[ tm. arrcsia me
SStT.m? Ol tta ? lorger.es. luciadin- several
? miJ!t^?moanies au 1 iri'kersoi Una cty, com
-uits .igaioat Koo-r s. Uieaou. CjH,
V?a ruLlr,- Mueda A. ?..eu*oa, -ud aiao tuo
^?tfJ'wuo"eg?uarr.i the tiouds. *ttacOtnenta
p..rtte? * "** t ?:u.0o) ol bond*
W?ie iu.4.nov "k? deienaaots. me
^u,er -v'u, ^ ef prev.oual, <??" ?' '*
Attorney and being iu uls nawds wnea
Dietmv Auori'*) uum m , M pr,,.,.ut BU,t l
???jsrtssagsg:
$$ni
Trust Cuui ,int a- . jnrisel Me-M*. William
for t. e ueieuoaai^ Nl> ?sr?. - ? ^ ^ ^ 'rectJver
tr?'.1"dt.uctda- a loan oa some o( -lie lorged
232?:a Eaiia. aa aliened. oe.ug negotiated oy
"m?'"Hewitt opened the case by a tueld and eom
?rtnsns'v ?tat-u.-nt ot tne acta ne.I,nl'1u,,?art_0
prehens.ve ??????? | w Mr aignm.
Move. ra? flrat witness cm?? ?mea tne
f r L,ca m, lo.n *?' inaue.
SJCUXr?r"?M"c?.M.ry. tested ??? ' ?.-?? ??
r TZ.*rZoVTWX that tbe tat Mr
lows *? 'bt>eu wriU?n r>y fiiu*,
???; Ka ton to ??
?U|orgen'. A oer?.ition o. thence Petiu. now an
25^r^ t^al abl.nt tue ... -nam i
wJ-jssr ass'rr^.r
^^"erir'uow"^V"a 7 Houm u n^ sTnce
?rui.. in. io- wi.vn tie <u<i; t it i *??" iie.r.a.*
Kr.niT^tae pn ^u of ?h ^ ^
5h?dreadTn/?!"""? "o^r. -.t'.V'n 4 - n A. o.mswad.
1 .. ?m< calieti, Ue i oriOiMifaie4 ma
atatecu-at fiiide t.? feuu? as to tu? Having m.id"
at at eta in ?arious otner
?ittr""" wore calle In ?'????* Mr*. fait'M. lor
H jmr^oeooiron. -r . u r- "
v.l.i,..ara>neA< Ol toe < on it Mrs. fen us was
?ini rP'>~ex. mine... ? n will ?>- re- med ? u
Si op. ai.iif Ol m < -art mis woraiu?. iae trial
win probai iy occapy fev? ia. d?ya
418KESSMENT OF CHURCH PROPERTY.
Among tne (asmsmCOM imposed lor the Mora
igg^i. ptrt naprovemeat ?u one >r on
?, ~t Jeeep i'a c-mrch, corner ol 5?tt avenue
and li'.tB street, a -erriflcate of e*emp..oa waa
?iveu 1 j Mayor Hail and Comptroller < onaouy
BO'i'-.- tae :awi of n:o, t.at notwitu?t?n !iug trus
f?^t the my laatatetf on me aaeesameot Ming paid
mUd tnreai uad to soli the elm. :- pr .p . u i.me-s
ibr aonay wjs rortucomlag. r onag m * iaat ei
to a m? ,ier ??fal ?*ttl?iMfid a suit v? .?* dh.ii <it
M?r cam ? Ol Cardinal MeCioatey auaiost the city
11, Tftover tne *s-ea?H?sat. Tin; coiupiaint set
l" , I, ?r . . r yl <(ue?.l<iii ?a-cun^e>ei
it) u rn ^net two fftWr ? hh??,^. ii? fcttttff *
^ k?,"L.',r .. .a> - ti-.i H?tjftl i.Mr.t
a".? I.il et:a!j s i. -mil n- m
?ow' It" aur?eiu? owner la ice Jiftp -, tft^t
*M curt?... .til i- ne. ?#artl. u-ed for
einirrti iiif .o-esl tf.st, me nwiie "y tf
^?s. t- -ia -i ei mot from laxatn n; t ?^t
MCA a^->. ssiuent is a e.ond on -is ti'.a: mat
property ?- tiee ?tiv?rti*ed lor - ??, and mat
Sacm d- ??'< d". vp, ? , area to se.l tlio i- una
Mle?s raaeea.ed ac. r-nng to titme. Ademai
mw tee.omr-aiu; w?- n.t?r; -ed iof i?e . iiy
mn.i tne .-* im ?rgiied teMer-laf ??<-.o: e 4a ure
Tan in iwWlag ?u,.reB.e < <nirt. rtpanai lei m.
H IBfCHytuattUetiiUl. il,
nit'i.oiiiiii it may oe eXfiiipi iron. ii*? on >s not
M?nu* trom a - -sm.-n lor local i.-.p.- romi-nt
? t ?ta ?'? "? ,!'a ,tf"' in u, li " c"'""
.otiega.if fmvutti "> *.?>or?Un an .' o.opirol
f.r rc,. ?iei.f irora paling hi- a-?.*siu?oj, ?nd lunt
uul arilon I- not Vuata.nabie, ae.ug >n tne nau.ra
^ w l in eenttt. At me <-M?*e ?i me anrumei.t
judge Van urunt ?,i papeia reserving at*
(jeciMon,
tJKlTED 8TATEM CIRCX IT COt KT.
xhx wnrr or czntiobubi is th* cask or cam
toot.
The irrw'Dt In tie aoava case w ?? made yes
terday oe. ore Judge latch ford, sitting as aU.
tan < ourt Judg'-. cou .ert I r.it.iers appeatin/
i. g .ngoveiun, ,,. and A?? <?? > "
t#r ue pi leaner. T?e oouum;! lor tM Harlan gov.
erai."*at argued mat unuer me law. a
ESUTcu....Mr ? !? ailreajiecta .or ptacee
iBga or this kind riven equal powers with the
Judge of the circuit Court, tuat the latter cannot
i review the proceeding* haa be.ore tne icrmer oa
the facta, either on ceitiorari or on habeas corpus.
They quoted numorous authorities und decisions
In support 01 this principle of law, iucluding the
case ot ileinrtcn (it i uutchford) ; Yereniaire (!Hh
N. T.egal Observer. 137) : Kalne and lleilbroun,
(l-'th N. V. Legal Observer, 65). The most import
ant point. However, made fey the counsel was tue
opinion o Jjdge Nelson, ou the liaiue case, which
clearly allows:?
first?A* to tne amount of proof necessary iu
proceedings oi tins character, ilie learned Judge
held tu?t l ie evidence oeiore the Commissioner
iuu-t oe so lull, as in nis judurtnenr, H lie were
sitting on ttie flnul trial oi the caso, t? warrant
rite conviction oi the prisoner. Judge Biatchford.
in tne case ol Pares t7tli WaictX., 3.v>), reluctantly
differs ironi Jadue Nelson's opinion on principle
and authoritv. Lie tages a contrary view, and
holds that such a le-uit, as would necessarily
luilow tne adoption oi Justice Nelson's views,
would ontlreiy destroy the object oi ex trad.tion
treaties.
Second?Judge Nelson holds that a mandate of
the Kxecutive is necess irv, in order legitimately
to set sucu proceedings iu motion, This view has
been overruled by tue Circuit Court ol tills cir
cuit. as mav ne seen in ihe Haborute opinion of
Judge Hiatchford in tne Thomas case (U.S., the
decision not bemwr reported), The judge holds
th..i trie case of Helurich was based on ttie de
cision In lvalue's case; but Judge Woodruff, hav
ing doubted us correciue-s, he proceeds to review
it. (bee. on this point, Clarice on Extradition, p.
61. and *oq.)
Third?I'ue third ruie laid down is the one
w'ncn, with great respect to that hlub authority,
we submit s iouid uo' oe 1 olio wed, viz.That the
Cm-ait Court can. ou habett- corpus and ceitio
rari, revise the de.'lsion of tae Commiislouer on
the facta.
.Mr. Aub, for the prisoner, made nn able argu
ment. m support of the right oi tne court to issue
the writ oi certiorari, and quoted extensively rom
decisions in prool ol the theory tna: the court hau
jurisdiction. He claimed, finally, that toe Court
ou a Habeas corpus certainly Is not excluded by
the iindtng o, the committing magistrate, but
may go oeiuud his oruer ol commuuii'ht, lud. by
a writ oi certiorari, look into the evidence taken
be.ore the said magistrate. -Mr. Towusemi lol
lowed In an exhaustive aigumeu'. in which he
reviewed the alleged iacts hearing upon ilieuearh
oi Count ifiuiica at liru-sels ou the 1st ol Ottober,
1871, with the murder >.l WBom Vogt la Charged,
and he gave some very Ingenious theories intended
to fix the crime, II any crime had been committed,
upon the outlawed son-in-law. Couit ]>uvai. Carl
Vogt, the aliened murderer, and the woman wno
became a fugitive witn turn were in court during
the argiun ut. The decision oi the Court win be
looked lor with interest, as it Involves the point
wnetuer the action of a I'nited States commis
sioner i-an be reviewed by a I nited Stutes Judue.
'lhw case w.is cios?-d. A statement of la'ts wnl be
filed oetore Monday next, when the Court will
take the papers and render the decision.
THE BOUCICAULT-HART CONTEST.
The argument of the demurrer interposed by
Mr. Hart came up yesterday be ore Judge Ship
man in tne Circuit court or tne United States.
Yesterdav Mr. O'Gorman stated to the Court that
as tne questions raised by the demurrer were
purely legal and bad been considered by Justice
Wooaruff in the motion lor an injunction, it would
seem proper mat Judge Woodruff should hear this
Juestion; also Mr. Furoy in repiy said that as
udge Woodruff was at present unable to hold
Court to wait lor his recovery would cause delay,
which 10 the deiendant was a great dumage: mat
he ud not understuu i that Judge v\ oo iruff had
passed Anally ou these important questions, ana
couciutled with au earne.-a appeal to tne Court to
h?-ar 'he '-ase at once, .luogf; smpmau said he
would consult Judge Woodruff and tneu aeter
intn - whether he would hear the case/ami would
announce his determination on Tuesday next.
THE DANA. HABEAS CORPUS.
When the nonr arrived at which Judge Match- |
ford lntims'ed ne would hear argument in the
above case, Mr. Dana and his counsel, the Messrs.
Bartlett, ap. eared la court, but the government
wj- not represented. Judge iitsrcbiora, address
ing Mr. War tie tt, sail:?"Your cai-e wia have to
stand over until to-morrow. 1 am now engaged
in another habeas corpus case (Carl Vogt) that
win cousume the entire da.v and part of lo-m 'r
row. 1 cannot take up your case until it Is con
eluded."
Mr. Harriett smiled, and on behalf or Mr. Dana
announced tnat his client was satisded to await
tae p.i .isure ot the court, it was mutually agreed
thai Mr. Dana aud ins counsel should appear at
ejt-ven o clock to-day. wneu the case will no con
sidered, li. iu tne meaiifinio, Judge blaiebtord hus
?disposed oi tue Carl Vogt case.
DECISIONS.
SUPREME CO CRT?CHAXBXB3.
By Juaire Barrett.
Wasson vs. MeaJ.?Pleadings wanted.
Skein vs. lopluz?Urosveuor vs. Na/lor.? Mo
tloua granted.
I'paoii vs. urvfwn.?Tuere were no lalants nor
aoatutee* and but seven aelendanw. No answer
was inter, oaed aua out two deieudants appeared
kil l tB?*e tfetOMMM offered no o^po-nun. ludt-r
tUese circumstances uud rtie Hardship discloaed
t>v Mr. Bro*:i iii.ua tne argnmentl tiiinkan al:ovr.
ance 01 ?15U wou:d be jusi.
iu ui matter 01 charge* against VV hi a us, a Po
lice i ap ram. Ac.? 1 ue application lor uu attacn*
ri at ag.<in?t L 'uis.i stunii. Pauline Urumgo.d and
LiLinv Armstrong directing tue.~nerur to arrest
and bring ""to tteiore t e board m police is de
nied, no autaonty for sucti process having ueea
soawn.
Merchants and Manufacturers' National Bank
?s. Whceier.?lake a stiort order to *now cause
way t Be ?uit 4 .uu d not oe removed. Trie plain -.iff
should nave an opportunity 01 aiiowing 11 ne cau
tiist toe removal is not a matter ol strict rignt, or
11 r. is that the previous formalities have no. been
ml; complied with. me order 10 show cause
rusv b>' mile returnable ou Friday mjtuiug at
ten o'clock.
8CPBEME OOtTBT?SPECIAL TERM.
Ht Judge Van Vorat.
Valentine vs. Fitzgerald.?Judgment for plain*
tifl. See opinion.
COWOX PLEAS ftPECIAl TERM.
Hjr Juuge Larremort.
Force vs. Giobs.?Let a new bind be filed.
Surety justify on oue day's notice.
8CPEBIOB (WIIT?SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Curtis.
Jotinaton vs. Jomsi >n.?ueiendant'i motion for
an allowance tor tue expeusea of defea ting auit
granted. Allowance $??"?.
Its Witt et al. vs. Hastiugs.?Order resettled by
in-criing a provision i it tae costs payao e to de
lenctant aualt no inrlude taaciais o. atten ling
and taking depositions, or tne coats or nr iwmg
interrogators s t?auu-x to . umimMlaa. nor to
disour-ements lor Commissioner's lees.
By Jutue Mpelr.
Firman vs. Titus. Proposed amendments s?t
tt*4L
MARINE COCRT?"TIVMBEUA
By Jadgo J^ichimsen.
Pierce vs. Uernsieiu; JUno vs. nutro; Robinson
?i. Ha/.ani; ?'mt> irry v?. ? arey.?Motions lor
new t rials deniH i. wnb |ii> coats.
Mtiler vs. Koebier; Fo vs. Boyland.?'Mem ?
?rand una.
Alart vs. Spalding.?Motion to dismiss, Ac.,
granted.
ii -fT nan vs. Daiton.?Motion denied. See mem
orandum.
Br Jadg? (iross,
Irimii* va. Ra'b->m; uoistein va. Trimble.?Mo
tions denied.
>tnt'ier vs. Schaerer; Osborne vs. I.ow.?Motions
gr 11 red.
Baxter va. Cummlngs.?Findings settled.
By Judge McA iam.
FranKlyn va Waterourry.?Mmon denied, wita
out c .sts, Ac.
Dnr.ee v-. Khodes; Jfyut va Arclier.?Mrm
or and ma.
Y't*s vs. Baer.?See opinion filed.
By Jadge f*pauiding.
McNanghl VA Jardmo; Buticr vs. Westervelt;
JariKc; v->. Keller; Cornish vs. iia,n<*y; Lyn n vs.
MarieL?MO'fins to advance ? >us>-s granted.
iMMiieUteia vs. .^iiiiou.?Motion denied, witb
SI > coaM.
d'-uilivan vs. Dillon?Motion lonlsmisa com
plaint granted.
!.,?e:minn er va Wice.?Motion dismissing
nrtion granted.
lidrk va. orcutt.-Motion to vacate attachment
d^iued, wt h f V cost-#
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Beiore Recorder Mackeit.
A CAME or MAYH2M.
Tne first ease disposed of yesterday in the Court
ot <J-?nerai sessions was an indictment for mayhem
against El ward Murray, who pleaded guilty to tne
otfence. He was (barged witti nssaultinir Jonn
f .ij at a salwon In Mineck 'r stri-et and biting off
ntsieitear. TM circumittinces snowed tna tner
w?-re flgiitin^. His ii'iiior imposed tne lowest
penalty tne law allowed, ntnen was seven years'
iinpnsoaiiieat in tne ?tat,? Prison.
AS AMAZONIAN APERAT.
The next cuie was an indictment lor assanlt and
bat ery preterred again ta genteel, well dressed
youiifc ssiy named Mary Murphy, tlie lore woman of
Albert Vannaun, wh > keep? ? cnocalate and
can .y store in Broa iway. 8 ie was at
Woon's ?iu-?um on tie mgnt 01 ibe .r?tn ot
I oumiier last, and. at tu<i conomstoa ol
tn? jerformsiiee. ilelt .eraiely went over
and s'ruc< Mrs, i eiia 1$. itevnoMe In me moutii.
bieukiiig tnr-e or ner t? tu. aou 1 ir< atemng to
ts*e tier life. Mi?is. ?'e? k ? 1 1 t'arroil. ?no were
MHitiii near Mrs. iteyn idn, who wa < a< ouipauied
by .virs. conrad, lettiileii i? id? as.-?uit, a>at.og
mat Mrs. Reynolds tcave \11-s Mwpuy no p uvo>
eat to n. 1 lia dsmnnaiii and Mr. Vanstun po?iti?eiy
denied tnat any assnult was eomt'iitted. I ne jury
leuuered a vordtvt of gani; niinout laaviug iu< ir
seam, hut me gord looks of ttie accused Induced
tnam to recotntneud b> r to mer y. Tho Recorder,
in passiug sememe, salt that ordinarily he re
c|icct"d such icc mmendations 01 juries. but in
this Instance lip would not do ho ir ? m I tie far;
thai lie will* convinced die accused anu tier male
iriead committed nermrjr. iln - Murphy was gen
tenoed to itia l'enitentt?ry for one year.
a chmck jroitOKitr.
Jofiu Edwards, alias Peter llowe, was tried upon
an indictment charging him with forgery In the
third decree. Tue p;ooi wjd, tiiat on ttie 18th of
March be handed to the paying teaer of the Union
National Hank a check lor f i.lua, purporting to
have been signed by George D. Arthur A Co., So.
oi Wail street. A member ui the firm pronounced
it'o be a forgery, although lit said it whs a gooa
imitation. Tho prisoner gave the naiuo o; Ed
w r<ls, and, judging iiom his appearauce, it wag
evident that he was uot Hie parM who drew tue
C' eek, oat was ine on* who nrtered p, knowing
it to have been forced. After the Jury rendered h
venilctol iruUty the Court setiteuced him to tne
State Prison lor Ave via s.
John yuade and Cornelius Kelly pleaded BOiity
to an attempt a; burglary in tue third degree.
The allegation was, that <>u the 2&-1 ot March they
broke in o ine aoap factory 01 vV. J. Hun, No. 10s
ciur street. Inconsequence of the youtu oi the
prisoner*. His Honor modified the punishment to
one year's imprisonment in the State Paisou.
AC iUITTALS.
Julius Green, a little boy, was tried upon a
charge oi petit larceny la steallug a basket of
kindling wood from Edward Maun, a youth oi
nine .-ummcrs, who snore that, on the llth ot
August Green held him in tho street while other
b >vs ran away with his busker. He had the
accused arrested a rew da.ts aiterward. ureen
sw.ire that he was at school in Fourteenth street
on the day tn que-non and hud nothing to do with
the alleged occurrence, and did not kuow any
thing oi a till Manu's latnor had inui arrested.
The Kcgjbtder alrected the jury to render a verdict
oi not guilty.
diaries Miller was tried upon an indictment
charging luui witn stealing, on the 21st oi Febru
ary. ;i pocketbook containing $80 irom the pocket
ot tue dress bdongiug to Mrs. Charles Scuinnlt.
wiitc'i was in her room at No. lit Cnryatle street.
The nccmed was in ilie emoloy of Mr. Schmidt
and the ciWum>tantial evidence against luni was
strong. A wl'uess lor the prosecution swore tnat
he saw tin* prisoner tnrow the pocket nook on the
roiii oi a stable aoout a ween alter tue money was
stolen, ana auriug iho.<e days it was noticed that
Miller, whu worked onii lor ids board, nad money
ami purchased unuercioUnuir. The jury were in u
hurry to get Home and rendered a verdict ol not
guilty.
FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.
Fit AN K DTFY ON HIS MUSCLE.
The well known Frank Duffy was placed at the
bar on a charge of assault and battery. Ex-Al
derman Peter Masterson, who was tne complain
ant against him, testified that l'rank had struck
i.im across botu arms with an iron bar, injuring
him so seveieiy that lie win not be attle to use
tne in ior some time. The trouble was regarding
some theatre bill ooard*.
Oabrotebs at wobk.
On Tuesday evenlug, as John F. Broderick, of
No. 226 Fast 120tli stieet, was going through East
Forty-third street, lie was set upon by three
young men. one of whom conked him almost into
insensibility, while me other two roobed him oi
the te? trifling articles ne had. one o: the
thieves, who was arrested ana gave his name us
Thomas Duliy, was committed or trial in deiault
oi fJ.ouO bail.
a nor htabbed bx anotheb.
John Carson, aeveuteen years oi age, ol No. 337
East Thirty -ninth stree , was charged with stab
bing in the lace u , laymate named Peter Laue, ot
No. 343 in the suit e street. It was claimed to
na\e ucen accidental. He *a> c minuted for
trial.
adulterated mils.
Philip Kurtz, a storekeeper at No. 1,066 Second
avenue, was arraigned on a charge of adulterat
ing bis milk. On being tested the muk was lound
to be 82 degrees, wnlie iliatoi tffe | oorest cow has
beeu ascertained to be luo degrees, Kurtz was
held ior trial in $M0 bail.
COURT CALENDARS?THIS DAY.
&itk?M? COURT?Chamiier-??Held by Judge
Biuret (.?No* 76, 64, ?5. 112, 1J3, uy, 122, 143, 1+4,
14>. 14J, 15o. Caltiu. l.il, up to and iuc.ud.ug No.
20
m pkkue court?Ue.nebal Term?Adjourned
fur tue term.
miklhk c olut?-Special Trrm.?Adjourned to
Friday, Api ii y.
nifMJtMJc i.olrt? ciBi-irr-Part l?Held by Judge
Lawreuc .?Aos. am. 2571. 2573. 778, li-zas,,
11JW, liSiH. SUJ,^. 11 7},, 1105, i125, 242#, 1268. 1231,
1253, 1--J, U-iJ, 123.1'... l.?l. 1243, 124ft, 1247, 124J,
1251. 1'rtrt -?lii.ii by JudRe MaaMe.-Ru-.
4j2 ., 1.--, 240h, l"0.. 1210. '.44, SUM, 4?0, i.,ou,
luoaji. 1124. 11 To, 278-1, ?<4. 1038, 133d. 1708.
267(1, 07j. 028. 863, 1274. I--.', 1180. Part J-Me 10 by
Judiie van Vora..?No*. -dtti. ail, W2v>,, i07v, mi,
241. 5.)7 ? 17>1 i. 136, li -a, 1 1 ?7, I2ui, 12?7, 131*,
1211, 121.1, 1215, 1 ? 17, i.lU, 12.1, 12-1 1223, 1325,
1227, UJi.
?! PEIIKJII Co CUT?Gnnil Tkrii?Held by
Cuie Justice Moue'.l ati! Judge* Curtla ?na
Spe.r.-NnS. 21, -y. i0, 31, 32, 33, A. 85. 30.
sifermr > oci.1? special i*iiu?Held by Judge
Freeomau.?No. 30.
WUrEBMR CuCBT? IB1 AL TERM?Patt t.?Ca*e
on?No. i .45. No aay calendar. lart 2.?Ad
journed i>r the term.
Common J'i.ka?Eycrrr Tekm.?Adjourned to
j- i ju .?v, April y.
CoiiMo.s 1'lea*?Trial Tehm?Part l?Held be
Chief Junta--- Daiv.?No?. Ws, lott, 14?. lis*. 143U,
124S, L2-U*. 1812, 7t>2, 3M'? -V 2. 1154, VM. 218*. 261X*
1 art 3?Held oy Ju g<- earn-more.?Caae on?No.
121T2. S? da> calendar.
Marink Cocki?Ikiai. Term?Part 1? Held by
Ju lg- JoacniUia-n.?Noa. 1791, 1?36, 1577. 1M8, 44ft,
1421, 17T0, - 14 liltf, 3647, lSWfc, 1W6.
lw.i. 1-Hr' 3?He.d b> Judgo Uro-s.-.No*. 1402,
27.-4, 1WH0. M4I. 1731, 1772. oT.Z, 1904. I "Mi. llMi,
20*2, 2004. 2a05. 2u,0. l'art 3? Held Of Juuiie Mica.?
No . 2 50, 3114, :-2H2, 82H4, ;,116, 185, 35. .4. 3271, 3318,
38*1. ?..It',
Cucki or tit. h?AL .-taaioss?Held by Recorder
Bacftott.? me People va. Atiorew lies* and Will*
luui Hi *11. Ouraiarv; sauie vs. Franc.* Jackson,
burglar); >;un. va. uiiilaaa Hailoran, teionlou* as
sault ami ba u-ry; Mane va. iin.ina* Vau isennu
?'-u, lelonioua a.-.-uuii ?ud natter*; .-tiat' va. Jubn
Fojde, loiouioua afkault RDii i?a?t-r> ; -am? va.
a?rri* ??:..er, i? geri : f-*mj v?. cuari-fl IU
lRonipaoii, ior:vrv ; .me Jotin Buttoruiirj,
leioniout uasatilt ano '-attery r.-aine v? Annie
V.itei.itue, yrauu larcuti ; v?. Jauaea I????-k,
(Ti.in-i luc-uj: m- va. i hjrif.i L. llaial-ai,
Riau'l ia o?n>: v?. I'annne Ku'iter, /rami
in c>*uy; .-.iu?: >-. Isaac J-c^-ai, giu.id larcjm ;
va. Jon ii htaite. graud lareeny; Same va.
Mic iaei MacKin, gran t lire nt ; - .rae va. Jonn
UoapHDt. niab'i la cany; nane vx. (Miariea Hern
aicin ^uil Marx iJernateiu. mau l larcenj ; harae
v. Tboiua* ??cliaii t. i,r n.| larceii) ; ttauio va.
Jonn WH.ia?a, gr*ii<l lan-eDy: aani va Jamea
litirpny, fraud lar. i-ny : -ain* r . Wii?iatu Keauag
an i Pa ri-k u -i .i ??-. riicetving Ktolen aooda: >aua
*??. Jaco - Uonel, .>?<??? vnig - ?len u?? i* : came va.
J<>? -dm i iiu. reoeiv ng n"?len gni> : hidic va.
To in *-? fairpii, fj u larcenr; sam- va. t'eter
Fallon, p tit lar.eny; came \ t cbarlea Nelaou,
petit ,ar- -ii?.
( OI'IIT OF AFI'EALS.
Albany. Anril 7, 1*76.
No. 112. Kdmiind W. noliiip*. re^poMoDt, vs.
Sauio?*I st. Peitingill et ai., atf| eiiants.
No. 173. J-'liii N. Da Ma. receiver, a,-., a peilanta,
?a. Jariina Mfeeni, re-i> indent?--ubiti -t" i.
N . 17U. Marcrn* h. Um?tii . al., rea|iond*ntR, *
v . j -?? pu W arner >?? ai.. appetiani.?.montttted.
No. in.. Patrick w i?i,in, ..op taut \*. James
Lynuh ,n "urvn-.r, ,'<c.. re-pnn-ienr.
No. toy. itf.orge A. (jxi-oo i ei ai., receiver. Ac.,
reai omleiit*, v*. v.u.,itu.< >. looie ?-t ai. ap;.e,lain?.
i'i ociamaiiou male . rid Court adjuarned to
Tunrmiay, April a, 1*7&.
rnt: oaV i ai tnimr.
The follow i.? a tne 'lav < aiemi.ir for iharaday,
Apr.l 8, 1875:?-NOa. it, H>1,1- J, 188, 14., 180. i-7 ami
UN.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
A DE'TSIOK At-IVRRAE TO T?K KKKTORATION" OF
cosnsrviBD rr. prrtt vni>n merident
uxcoln's fboclamatiok of okxeral am
JitsTI.
VTiSBTJfOTOlT, April 7, 1S75.
An ii:tero*tlng ca?e li<?a just been d ?< de<! or ihe
Court ot claim*?name --. Jonn Knate agamat the
Uniied iiatea. Tne petitioner fet lortli tuat he
was a ciURxn of v eat Virginia; tUa-. apeciued per
sonal property ol Iih -'?4 j-ei/e l arni iioei i<l on
tbe gruuud ol hi* aiieg' i treason and re
bellion, a-;i ov tne Secret of the fnlted
f?tate? District i ourt for tne DUCmt and .-tut" o(
He t Virglna was con .emned and forieno! to tne
Cm e? ?4taieri, nnd'-r !i< a? t ol July 17, i-02, and
*o d, iirnl tti" proceen, araouncng i i ?ii,iwu, paid
into tin; 1'reai-ury; ami he avcireo tnat oy virtue
??l toe President's proclamation of Dscemtier 35,
WA, ne was psrdoked and reiigfad of all 'liaabili
ties and iieaalties attaenin/ to the oftenee oi
treason and r be'lion lor wnich ? ud pr .p^i t * ?a<
conO-f*te .and br v?r;?e inereo He n.n oeen
reatoi* i to ?n > I m* rights, i rivnege or immanl
tie-under theC i.istltution o! t >e t in ed states utul
toe .awa made in paratianc t wcol, and fli.v
be w.ih eulllle i to reWtre irotn tue L'oltld Hiute.-i
the a,!'-1 pr -ceeo" ot aate. and he praved jud. merit
lor $il,ou >. T e neiemiants flu-u si general de
marrer io tne pet ? <n, and on thir issue was
Joined an . tue case argued and subm led to toe
< ourt oi Ci ibis. Judge Lor tog delivered tne
iip.ulou oi ilai court, jirmg tut too > rucnon ot
the word "pardon" in the constitution, on rho au
thority or t-tnei Justice Marshall. according > ue
u nifl unce in ri ulis i luw at the time the consti
tution w>M adopted, nnu concluding tin ioIIowh:?
Whsn the constitution giTes to Congress tins power to
dispose >?( the public property, and provide* tli.il 110
money shall he drawn from iliu public Treasury, except
P\ .in appropriation made l>v law," It positively ex
cludes 'lie I'maidcm from unv control of tlie national
! prousrt\. real or j> rnoiial, an I no it has always i-ten
h lit. The fori'cituro in this cane was, by the imminent
th tt conrtscnt I n to tlie Cuited tut'-s, as abscluusly
nation**! i?r. erty then a? iliis * anltvi if now, ami an lit
the nmc ol the j..i -t. ? ? ot the constitution the king's
povffcr io restore forfeitures wai merely tbe enal
consequcuce ol iiis title to hem and was not derived
iruin * id uinde no pari ot hi* direct prerogative power
to pardon crimes, we tlit?? k that the second section ol
the -t-eo.ii! article of the c lwitutiotl Inventing in the
I'rc-lueiit power to pardon crime., di l ik>! authorize liitn
to reatore forfeitures or to dispose ol tbnt part ot the
national property. IIv toe act ol July IT. 18 2, Congress
authorized the ('resident to irraut to tho?e who hail
p irti -Ipaied In ihe rebellion ' pardon and amnesty," and ,
both o! these Wi rd^ .ire used in tlie proclamation of
December 25.18<H V* the Legislature can neltherex- i
tend n >r restrict the power ol the i-.xecutive to pardon ,
crimes the only question arising here is whether the
word "amneniy" Jn tini act ot gqn?reat authorized the
President to restore orteiture?. What mar be the tech- j
nicoi meaning oretTi ot ot iue word "amnesty" iti otiier !
couti re s under 'liflerent forms ot government and
dillerent systems oi law Is lore It n to our subject. Hut
the word "aumestv" doe* not belong to the com
inon law and has no technical m -uning in it.
ami can be tisod in it nnlv in i he meaning of iw synonym
U> out language, and that is "oblivion," lur uied.-riva
tive and literal meaning ot "amnesty" Is removed from
memory, and In ih i.m; i?h law oblivion" is the syno- |
n,vui ol p ir.ion and Is so u-cd In it. i or the act is ?*n
titlej "An act of Ire" par on. UKleiuulty add oblivion,"
and these are also it* *p. ciai words ot grant ana me
ease under that act of i umbos' administrators vs. Ktlier
ingtoti, tteretotore cited, therelore de< idesexpresslv that
a Kraut ot "Hi? pardon, indemnity and oblivion"
h> an act ot Parliament doe? not ?? fleet or iuclule tlie
re*to ration of toin-itures, mid we Know ofnodecisiou or
authority in inuilsh law that decides a grant ot am
nest\ is or can be anything more than u grant of I
oblivion The word "Slinnestv'' properly belongs to
international law and is applied io treaties ot peace
tollowimr a stai'* of war. and signifies there therburial
in oblivion oi the particular call*) ol the strife, so that
ll shall not again lie a cause of war b' lween the
pnrtn s. and the signitlcation of "amnesty'" Is lully and
practically expressed In the Indian custom ot burying
the it.tch"t: and so "amnesty" Is aptdied to rebellion*
which, bv ilo ir magnitude, ure btouglit within the rines
. oi international law a id in which multitude* oi men
are iiic subjects ot the clemency of the government.
Hut In lie se cases, an I in all eases, it means only ob
Itrioii, and nevi r expresses or iinulies a grant, it
is observable that the l,xecu;ive proclamations
or nardon previous to ihat ot December .16, IS.I.S,
prollcred, in leruis, a restoration of property, while,
the pnx'la jiirtjon Ot l eeeiulier Jd. !8iH. relte i npoll In
thi- case, u-ed the word-"Restoration of rights,
privileges and Immunities." It uiiitiit bo that these
word* would be satisfied bv a mere removal of dt?nDili' i
lies. Put we iiave not sought i i loutul an argument '
upon this difference o! phraseo ogv. tin the whole case
we are o' opinion that me pro.-tarnation of December
-'5. I8W, doe ' not entitle the petitioner to a rustttUMn of
tin con Use tied property claimed lit his pstmon, and the
order ol the Court is that the petition be dismissed
i,'hie. Justice Drake did not -it in the trial of
tins cam.- or tuke v an m its decision.
PIGEON SHOOTING.
MATCH OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS BETWEEN
MILES L. JOHNSON AND DR. B. W. TALBOT?
THE FORMER THE WINNER.
A pigeon shooting contest of unusual Interest
nnd under peculiar conditions as to rules cams off
yesterday at Dexter's, the grounds ol the Long
island Shooting Club, near East New Vork, L. 1.
Tne event was a match between Miles L. Jonnson,
of Koboinsville, N., J., and Ur. B. W. Talbot, a
veterinary surgeon, of this city, 50 birds each, 30
yards rise, 60 yards boundary, 1'4 oz. shot, five
trails and $j(,0 a side. In addition, It w? stipu
lated tiia1 tho gun snould be held below the
elbow until the bird was on tne
wing, both barrels showed; that each
should And, trap and handle lor the
other, and that instead or alternating the
tiring ten birds should tie shot at in succession.
Tne articles of agreement wars signed six week*
ago am all the money then put up, the match be
ing made play or pay. The day was cold, cloudy
and excessively disagreeable lor the sport. Tnere
was only a fair attendance wtien the shooting
commenced, but it greatly augmented toward the
close until tne number i resent was very large.
Ira A. i'uiue was c:iosen judge lor Joiiuson, Walter
li eland lor falbut and Mr. Parks acted as reieree.
E.ica used a breech-ioader, tea bore, mauu ac
tured by Scott, ol London. The betting was even
at the start.
Paine, winning tne toss, elected that Johnson
should first snoot, the oid veteran opening the
bait by bitting his bird very hard wita both barrels;
but M? wind heloed him over the ience and the
game started with an escape. The second pigeon
was Killed in style. The t'lird essay was made
under extremely bad luck, the big, strong bird
being hit, but carried the contents ot both barrels
out oi bounds. This unsettled Miles a little and
he missed his fourth, but killed well his 0:tu; was
again iitilorruiiate In endeavoring to stop the
sixth and sevrui.li both dangerous customers, yet
effectively ct't down the ne.\t three, sir<tigat-away
fit rs, whlcn gave htm :is killed 5, out 10. Talbot
now went to ihe s ?ore, Jouiiaon trapping and
puidng lor litiu. a* dm the toriner when toe latter
was shooting. I he Doctor's puoou was an incomer
and an easy shot wltu the barrel. He all iwed
the second to escape, hit narj with both barrels
tne third, nut it c.e red the Douunary anu then
di lipped dean as a stone, ilia lourtn gotsw.y;
tue nun was pre'ttu stoi pe l. the sixto likewise,
the seveniu, a rigut quartering black customer,
cracked ms Wings iu derisiou and joined
a n. ck oi pig- on* on a neighboring barn,
lietter luck attended ihe shooter in tne
next three, as lie brougut them down with
cnective seconds. killing u out of ms in, tt.ns lead,
lug the Jersey r preaeatsUve one bird. It was
now evident tnnt tue principals and their friends
bad exuau?t*d all tueir sk li in briugtng toe biros
in good condition to the ground.'', lor tne twenty
trapped were sever beaten in strength and rapid
flying. At this stage of the game there were
offers ol (2&evenon Miles witn no fakers. Tne
latter knocked down his eleventh, nitsaed the
iwelltn and ifiirieentu, bit nail the fourteenth,
which cleared tne boundary and then led d'ad;
missed his fllteenth, but, Miles coming again,
st pped lour tou<n ones in success on,
yet, all. wing tns twentieth to scape,
completed t.is nucnoer by a score of lo Kiii.d.
Jiie doctor then essayed :.is luck. He missed his
eieveatli. killed tne next two, allowed tin four
teen tn to go wandering around a ter companions,
cut down trie ii.t-eiitii and sixteenth, lost tho
next, kided '.he eigmeeuth. aod men uns-tng tne
uiueteeutii anu twentieth enoed hi* second rouud
stiii n> leading Johu-'>n one bird. Mt.es kided in
good time ?o i Did seven out oi his next t-ts,
and Tat out stopping nut six, a tie was announced,
eucn kili tig seveuteen out ot unrty. Johnson still
was the lavotite, t???'? to ?1
Miles broke badiy in ms f.? urt.ii essay ol ten.
kit tug only lotii, ?et two or three of tnese were
i<>-1 u in hardest pn.sibie Miek til- thirty
third htrd was cut down Witn tne first, but Miles,
to make sure, let go his se-onrt, wlibo ue? ved tne
pigeon to reuswe.i etlort, and he cleared the boun
dary, dropping dead teu ieet oeyond it. It coiiid
have bei;n gathered by I'aine alter ine hist barrel.
1 .lino. loUowed suit in i ts lutirtn round, and
Killed out lonr. ti e same nnrri m as Miles, which
again made a tie a< ttia loriic n bird, eaci killing
t#e?iwine. Saw tne contest negati to he
ver? interesting. Each shooter was doing his level
in*:, i.ut the 'gnu beiow the eieosv'' business
and t'i" character ol n.e mrda nad their inilnence in
ke -fn g in* scores mute low. Mile* < apture t in ex
cede in shape six in ills next anu Dual round, wiiicn
gave mm a- fcniei XTout ol Mi. Jouusuii's irtends
now ottered eyen money, with no taker*.that laibot
wotila not beat It. Mites smilingly c?me to tilt
iront ai d sent in lor tne Doctors consideration
tenor his.es nirds, winch, proving ratters in
every respect, the (Jothatnite laiieo to bring down
more than lour, making ins total nut u? ou? of
&o, witn .i gave the matcn and tne money to Miles.
The M>d? could no; wed be oeaten. ihe ai ootin#
wa- a very protracted affair, owing to the peculiar
conditions.
IMllilT.
DKMEK'S?OlMWKIW OK 1HI LOXO ISLAND SHOOT
INK Cl.l l, NEAR Kssr Saw Yoke, U L, April T.
ihia?i'loEon SMOvriM.-?Match ot $6oo, play or
pay, under I. n_r ls..,nd rule-, with special pro
visions; do birds eacu, -M yards rue, e0 yards botiu
dari. i ?, ox. snot, 5 traps, gun to be below the
elbow until bird is on tne win r. bo?.n barrels al
lowed. iin i traps and handle lor ihe other, and
un biros to lie shot hi succession.
Miles Ij. Johnson (H.;? 0 I 0 1 0 0 1 It 1, If
0 II II U I 1 It 1 o. 1 1 U II* I 1 1111 1 0, tl 1 IJ*1
01 o o 1 o. 1 0 1 0 0 1 It 1 0 It. Total .'?0; killed,
*J7; missed, ?i.
it. W. Talbot (B.)?1 0 0* 0 1 1 0 It tt It. 0 I It
0 11** It oo*, 1 1 1 1 0 1 o 00 1. 1 0 0* 1 0 1
no i) ii o*. 1 l 1 o 0 o 1 0 o. Total, 60; killed, 26;
missed, 25.
I iiu( of shooting?Three boars and fifty minatca.
Judge mi Joh.ison?ira A. Paine.
Juoge n>r laibot?Waiter Ireland.
Reie ee?Mr. Parks.
? F. II rte id ont of bmin l?.
t Kille.i with se-olid barrel.
r A IN E ANU BOOARDrS.
Paine, In nn-wer to Bogaruus' last advice as
being willing to com * Knst and again shoot, lias
orti aily dec.sred that me Capttfin's proposition
suit? nlin and lie 'vni shoot t e rna'cli pru|>oseii ?
loo single bit??:>. Huriingltam CiUb rules, on May 16,
in or n"ar >e? Vork. ine -lakes are to t>? |i,ooti
a sidf. naif forfeit, to be put up on May 1. an i tne
ba anee on t ie gr 'nnd, Howard us being allowed
$a0 ior expenses.
TKorriNCI AT THK HlPPOlTIiOMET.
The trotting contest in'rodoced into ljist even
ing's programme at tue Iltpyoiroine created con
siderable enthusiasm among the spectators.
nitmmaxv.
ISarnt'x's Htrromt'iiib, New Vork, April 7,
is:a.?Pu.se j. hi, units and icpea', under saddle:
sio*i to i ic iir- . $lo the second, $ao to Hie
third ant to 11? lourtii horse.
j. Mann s ca. p. Ji rn 13 1
i.. l> i: ? i>.k. in. l-'ior 2 i 3
lien M.it;<* s i. g. >:im 4 2 2
J. H /.leu's g ni. to >esty 3 4 6
Dan Mnee's wh. m. ij" iworop o J i
lime, 3:o4.t?2 ;?>!?2
NEW YORK CITY.
R?v. Dr. De Solamendss lectured last night on
"The Expulsion of the Jews irom Spam ana Their
Readmis?ioii Into England."
The Young Men's Woman Suffrage League held
a meeting yesterday at which i'rofessor Robert A.
cunu. M. 1)., delivered an address on "Woman's
Rights."
The body of the unfortunate victim of the Frank
lort Hotel Are. who was at first supposed to be
William iWorris, has been identified as Uavid Heed
011ni- city.
Last night Captain Van Dusen, or the Fifteenth
precinct, succe - led In closing several disorderly
nouses in ins precinct ana arrested a large num
ber 01 women.
Last night John Snyder, a child, residing with bis
parents at No. 216 avenue 0, accidentally fell
trotn the -ecoad story window to the sidewalk
and died shortly afterward.
Professor E. F. Brewster delivered a free lecture
at Hutchinson Hall, Union Square, upon tne
strucrure oi the earth, which he coiisideres hol
low, wiin openings ai me poles.
Julia McGorty, living ai No. 230 West Twentieth
street, died suddenly yesterday aiternuon at uer
residence without medical attendance. Tne Cor
on r ? as notified to hold an inquest.
A ladies' fair is now being held in the Protestant
Episcopal Church or the Holy Sepulchre, in Sev
enty-iourth street, between Lexington and Fourth
avenues, the proceeds to be devoted to the poor
oi ihe parish.
William Johnson, of Maine, a sailor on the
schooner Steadman, lying at the loot of West
Twenty-seooud street, N ;rth River, accidentally
fell aixi shot himseil in the lejr, indicting a sii^M
wound, yesterday moruing. He was attended i>y
Police Surgeou Y\ ude.
The new Italian school building, at No. 160 Leon
ard street, near Centre, will be opened to-day with
appropriate exercises. Mr. William A. Boom, the
President oi the Children's Aid Sociei v, will pre
siue, and William Cnilon Bryant and Dr. Henry C.
Poller, ol Grace church, wiii probably speak.
A woman named Hannah Sullivan was found
early Tuesday morning ill in the boathouse loot or
122d street. She was examined by Or. Howard,
who ordered her to be takeu to the Infant Hospi
tal, where she was properly tended and the Com
missioners oi Charitie- and Correction were noti
fied.
Tne total disbursements of the. St. George So
ciety for the month of March were, cash value,
$621 42, distributed among 2?2 persons, of whom
113 were aided with lodglug and meat tickets, 14
with rent, o with coai, 12 to retain 10 England, 10
to proceed to tne Interior, and 4 obtained situa
tions.
Montjeny Johan, living at No. 63 Mulberry street,
was xnoeked down and beaten last ni?ht at the
corner ol ( harlton and Hudson streets, by a party
ol 'louEshoreinen, who lelt themselves aggrieved
at niin. The injured man was taken to the
Twenty-eighth precinct station house where lie
was attended. No arrests were made.
Cornelius K. Sutton was burled yesterday, Irom
his late residence, No. 230 Fifth aveuue. The
services, conducted by Rev. Dr. OrtMston, were
attended by numerous relatives and friends of
Mr. Sutton. The casket containing the remains
and tne floral gifts were of tne most elaborate
description. The interment took place at Giecn
wood.
The luneral or Captain Pierre Giraud, late of the
Schoolshlp Mercury, took place yesterday fiom
the residence 01 his tatter, No. 432 West Twenty
nurd street. The remains reposed in a very hand
some rosewood, cloth covered, silver plated
casket. The floral tributes were numerous anu
beautiful. Alter br.ei 1uner.1l services the re
mains were taken to Greenwood cemetery ior
interment.
BROOKLYN.
Yesterday 200 'longshoremen employed at Har
beck's S'.ores, Brooklyn, struck for an Increase of
from thirty to lorty cents p.'r hour, xnejr demand
was refused, and new men will be set to work to
day. As trouble la auuciparcd, a large force of
police will attend at the stores this morning.
STATEN ISLAND.
The concert for the benefit of the poor at Port
Richmond, neid In the Reiormed church at that
place, netted 1116.
The lumber lor the proposed new yacnt club
house.was yesterday received on the new Garner
dock, at S'apieton, and the builder, Sir. Harlow,
s.ijr he will have the building ?ai*ed nex' wees,
and proposes to uave it finished by the 16th 01
June.
A bill is now belore tne Lagislature to allow Mr.
Bostwick to run his dock, at fompklnsvllie, 200
leet furher Into toe bay. and to extend the bulk
head 470 feet. Mr. AlcXamee, president of the
Village Board of Trustees 01 Kdgewater, is op
posing the bill, and has gone to Albany ior that
purpose.
The members of the Staten Island Base full
and Cricket Ciuo will meet on Friday evening,
the 10th lust., at Snaaffer's Ferry Hotel, New'
Brighton, to elect their officer* for the year. In
case Mr. Wilium Butler Duucan declines a re
election. Mr. w. r. Garner will probably be elected
to the Presidency.
Antoine Tartoni. an Italian, yesterday made an
attempt to commit suicide oy trying to Jump over
board from the ferryboat Middletown, on her way
down the bay. He first tfcre* his valise over
board. and w..s ai?ont to lollow It, when he was
canuht br tue officer ol tie boat. He was taken
to Police Headquarters at Mapieton.
MODE STAT EN ISLAND OFFICIALS
INDICTED.
The Richmond County Circuit Court and Court
of Oyer and Terminer haa been in session at the
Court House in Richmond since Monday last,
Judge Halyard presiding. I here were about alxty
civil cases and a number of criminal cases on the
calendar, a larjje proportion or which have already
been disposed oi. Ye?terday tne Grand Jury pre
sented indictments agatust tne following named
person*:?Martin Kppier. the "hippophagan,"
lor burglary; pleaded not guilty, and he was re*
inamled lor trial at tbe next term o( toe Court of
Session*. Balthazar lliideiibratidt, for arson. In
attempting to Are ins saioon at New Brighton,
wnicn wa* Insured lor f 1,500. ami upon luvestiga
tiou wu**iouud to oe worm only f760; to n? tried
at the next term <>i in<; oyer and Terminer.
Thomas I oian, mute, lor bur-rmiy. iu stealing faft
irom a private re-uen^e in VeW Brighton. Tne
loon Hoard 01 Middietown?Mr. Frederics White,
ex-ITe-ioent or ne Ki<iinn>nd County Hoard oi
supervisors: Justice iiioina* Garrett and Justice
I'eter Tlernau?lor nial t a?ant e In office, in pro
ceeding contrary 10 me law (alter having it read
to them l>v ex-lM**rtct Attorner Hawson) by throw
ing out tne vote ?>! the Fourth district 01 the town
?it tne recen* town m? ting, lne Grand Jur.t hn
i-ned their business and were discharged lor tne
term.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Aim?Slawso*.?On Tuesday. April fl, at the
re?i?ience 01 the bride's .atlier. by tha Rev. Ijt.
Mi.riran. Wii.mah It. Alint, oi Hoiitli Carolina, to
Alii a M.. eldest dauuhter or J. H. aiawson, ol
New \ork.
Charleston and New Organs papers please copy.
Hkskdict? Clark.?On l'uesdav. Ai.ril 6, at tne
i Brick I'resbytenan church, New l'ora, by to? Kev.
F. G. Clark. D. !>.. assisted by Kev. J. O. JHnrr.iy,
It. IK, J. II una V MKN KIHCr to >ANMtl*TE B. CI.ARK,
daughter ot oiiw utinu clergyman.
i huoi.m?Graham. ?Ily the He v. Dr. C. E. ftwope,
i>. U? ol lriotty parish, April 7, Alkaaniikr
Horkrt < III"IIOLM to IlKLK.S Jl. GRAHAM, (laughter
oi Kictiard I,. HehiefTenn.
Chart?Ranm>m.? (?n Tueidav, adiII ?. by the
Rev. I. hodne. Ki?*i so c. Chart to MAHorr.urrK,
daughter oi the la e John Hansom, bom oi Una
city.
I'htladelphia anJ Washington (D. C.) papers
please copy.
MiiiMritn-hTHAFFR.?On Tuesday. April a,
ls7.">, uy the Hev. i-r. Gouneit. ?!-sisted oy tne Kev.
Dr. Adier, Mr. Richard Sidknrkku to Matilka,
youngest daughter oi me l*te MayerSchater, K-q.
DIED.
Bai.maxno.?In Brooklyn. April ?, after a brief
lline*s, M.s. Maky Hai.manxq, widow oi tne late
K< oert iiiiiiii.iiiiio.
Funeral services at her late reairietice, No. 2*5
Seventeenth street, Brooklyn, on T.iur?da>, at
tan o'cit vM. P. M,, tiience to tireett wood.
Bovi>.?>Vii i,mm \i.i.k.n Horn, agsn 5? year'.
lne reiatites .<u<l fr,ends are re.pecuuuy invited
to afeno tn ? innerui, irom ftta lai* resin. nee, No.
fthi Hutirr street, lironklvu. thence to .Hi. i.ukv'a
(?nun'ii. Kuiton ave me. n-.?r Clinton avenue,
Hrookun, a' two I'. M. i n i nursjuy, April a, iM6?
Hi ktos.? On Tuesday, A nl 8, Jii.ikitk I.
ItraroN, wue oi Doctor May burton, loimuriy oi
Virginia.
H"iatives and friends are luvlted to Rtt?ll1 the
Itinera . on i n iay. vtn in?t., ut eleven o'clock, A.
M., a' No. M-) West I my-.second street, corner of
Hroan way.
NotICK.?Aliffls Ch iptar N'o. 1, O, K. S., are
lien,-'!, uotitleu to mi tend the luneral ct hiaiei'
Jutctte K Hurton, irom m. Atiu'a Bpise?pal
cnurcn, Fiutiteeiuu s reet. n ar Filth avenu , on
Friday, tue win iu.-t., at e cv n A. M.
J. ft. BR\1>V, Worthy Matron.
C. UUTrRiti, Secret ary.
Cot.man.?On Wednesday afternoon, April T. o?
paralysis, Isaac o. colman, in tne 67tn year of M
Hgf.
Funeral will take place on Friday.
Loos?on Wednesday, April 7, Miss Ann coos,
m the 7iHli year 01 tier aye.
The relative* aud ineuds of her farad* *re In'
vited to attend lier luneral, from tier u^e resi
dence. No. 281 West Thirty-ninth street, on Fri
day, at oue p. M.
_lV"N,*K?At Vonkers, April 8, Sarah 11. Denikb,
wife of Ira B. Denike.
* "?eral service at Westminster chnrch, Yonkers,
on 1 hursday, stn Inst., at on* o'clock P. M,
Frleuds .ire invited.
Dkjbv.?At .San Buenaventura, Cat.. March 24,
William Napier, son 01 the late Georce Somer.
le P Captain H. B. M. Grenadier Guards,
and of the Lady Emily jane Butler, sister to John.
Dull Euri of LtuiesboroiiKii.
DtJFFT.?On Wednesday. April 7, 1876, Bernarb
Duffy, a resident of tuis cny lor t&e last aitj
years.
Kelutlves and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend the luneral, irora tils late resldeuce, 211
West Flity-seventh street; irom thence to the
Church of St. Paal the Apostle, West Fifty-ninth
street.
Kmmkns.?on Wednesday niornlns, April 7, at
No. ,14 Eijrlitti avenue, a:ler three davs severe Hi.
ness, Frances, tne beloved wile of Cuarics Em
mens, iijfed 39 years, 11 months and 23 days, na
tive oi Castlecomer, couutv Kilkenny, Ireland.
I he remains will arrive at St. Francis Xavier'i
ot.urcb. Sixteenth street, on Friday, April 9, at ten
A. M., iroin winch place the iuueral leaves joi
Greenwood. The relatives and ir.ends 01 the iauv
lly are invited.
Kilkenny papers please copy.
GAUVKAir.?On Wednesday, AdNI 7, Herbert,
son 01 Leander anil Sopnla M. Gauvean, aged I
years, 6 months and 23 days.
Fuuetal irom residence, 564 Myrtle avenue.
Brooklvn, on Friday, at two p. ai.
Illinois papers please copy.
Grace?April Edward, son of Robert and
Mary Grace, apreo 4 years, 0 montDs and 29 days.
The relatives and Ir.enda ol ttie family are respect,
fully invited to arteno the itinera!, at two o'clock
on Thursday. April 8, from the residence of Ins pa
rents, No. 553 W est 1 lurty-slxtli street.
Hardik?After a brief illness, on Weone?dar.
the 7th inst., In tnis city, Mrs. Cakolink Hardih.
aired 70 years.
Funeral on Friday, Otn Inst., at eleven o'clock
Irom her lute residence. No. 161 West Tnntbeuttt
street. Relatives and irlends are respectiully In
vited. lntei nieut at Greenwood.
Healbt.?in-Brooklyn, at her residence, on
Tuesday, April 0, tiresa Ebhwbeth Mamerson.
widow of Michael Ueaiey.
I'll" relatives and friends of the family are in
vited to attend 1 lie funeral, on Fridav mornlnir
April 9. at ten o'clock, irom St. Stephen's cnnrcn.
corner Uick" and Carroll streets, when a solemn
requiem mass will lie celebrated fur the repose of
her soul, and from thence to < aivarv Cemetery.
HrMiiEKT.?on fnesday, April 0, Frank K.. only
child of Mrs. Emma Humbert, aged 22 months and
6 days.
Funeral from 127 East Eighty-fifth street, on
1Mnr.*day, at, ten o'clock.
Kehoe.? On Juesaay, ath Inst., Ellen Teresa.
only daughter of John aud Bridget Kehoe, or Bat
lmasloe, Ireland, aued 3 years, 5 months aud 21
days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
quested to attend the funeral, from the residence
ol the parenis, Greenpolnt aveuue, Blissvilie,
j.onz Island uny, on Thursday, 8tn lust., at two
Lamb?On the nth ins?.. Catharine, the be
loved wile of Chester Lamb, in the 5?ih ?ear ol
her aire.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from neriate residence, No. 154 West
Forty-iourtU street, on Friday, Ulh inst., at ten v.
M ; thence to the Church 01 St, Paui, Flftv-ainln
str-et, where itinera) serv ces will be celebrated.
Lane ?In Atchison, Kansas April 1, Ellen p.
Lank, daughter ol tiie late John Lane, former y
01 Kllcaskin, county fork, Ireland.
Tlie relatives and friends, also the scttooi teach
ers and school officers ol the Fourth wurd, city ol
New ^01 k, arc resiiretluily invited to attend'the
itinera:, from Mto residence of Per brother, Patrick
J. Lane, No. 221 Sands street. Brooklyn, ou Friday
the U'D inst.. at wo o'elo :k P. vl.
i-*Ai!v.?11 Brooklvn, April8, Jam.-s Leahy, id
the 2T.d year oj nm age.
The leiatives and irtend* of the family are re
?poctiuily invited to attend the funeral irom tin
resideuc "01 Ins brother-,n-:aw. Mr. M. Shanueay.
No. 25, Eleventh street, south Brooklyn, tins day
at one P. M. '
Lee.?At ins late residence, No. l State street,
on Wednesday, April 7, james Lek, in tne 43d \ear
01 his aire.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Luckky.? April 6, Miss Emma Isabelle Lcckey,
daiishter 01 J. Nelson Luckoy and tne late Emma
S. Livingston.
Funeral services w.li he held at the Church ol
the Heavenly Bear, corner of Filth avenue and
Forty-nun streer, on Thursday, the 8th, at rtires
I. M. irienes 01 the iaraily are luvtteo to attend
without further no'ice.
MALi.OYE. O11 Wednesday, April 7, Laureno*
Mai.io\ e. in m- totu year of ins airt, native of
county Tippeniry. Ir land.
w'u. tJke P,HCa irom his late residence.
No. 316 East twelfth stree', on Fildav, April 9, at
two e'clocs prect>eiy. " r '
Miller.?on lut-sday, April fl. 1875, ol pnen
niouia, Petkr II. Miller, in tlie 60'ti vearof ma
uge. '
Tne relatives and lrlend?, also the officers and
members o' t:ie lhirt.v-iir-t piecmct police, ol
winch he wits a member, and tne old Tompkins
Blues (tuiird, company It, Tweiiiii roirimenr, are
respectftiiiv invited to tne Mineral, from ins late
residence, Forduam. on ttaturdav, April 10, at oue
o clock, p. J!.
Moka> -April 6. 1176. Horace Moban, son ol
the i*h John an J Catiieune Moran.
The relatives an.l iriends of the iaraily are re
spectiully invited to atteuo toe tnnerai, on lb'ii*
r.ViU^JPi'i1 K' "L'.V P- ii., Iroai his late
residence, No. 1-2 East Fifty-first street.
Mrtokmick.?on vveouesciay, April 7, aied 41
J eats, William P. McCOKMIl'K.
Tnejrieuti-' aau acriuaintat.ces of the family.
aisd the meini.e s of tne Vomntcer Fire D?n?rU
went and the members of tne Henry Clay Lodne.
ar? respect u iv invited to attend th? funeral.
from bis late resilience, 67 Bioome street, on Fri
oay a'ternoou. AprU i>, at two o'ciock.
Mr) 'i'Li- WeApril 7, CHARLKI
siri.ow an. ated fl. years ano 9 mo iths.
RelstlTes and iriendsoi the lam i.y are respect.
fniiy invited to attend tiio luuerai, fioin instate
resid-nce, 150 We"t Fourteenth street, on Friday
8th inst., at nail past twe.ve o'cioc*.
Washington <L>. C.) pajwre pi ase coiy.
McMann.?O11 Wu inesday, April 7, ls75, Francis
W. McMann, lu bi?20tn year.
The relatives and friendi of his lamily are in
vited to attend his iun ral. irom No. 165 Baxtoi
street, on Friday. April 9. 1875. at one o'ciock P. M,
0 Lkauv.?on riK'ftilav, April e?, oi consumption,
Jame- ir Leaky, son of J-retntali and ^laieuet
auod 22 years aud A months. '
1 lie iriends ol the lamily and those 01 hu
brothei-in-law. Michael O'Shauuessy, are invited
to attend the luneiai. Irom us late residence, 2.">7
E:eventn street, notith Brooklvn. on itiursiav
the 8th inst., at two P. M.
Roohevklt.?AI Iii. residence. ?:jo Broadway, on
Ai rilJ ami s L RoosEVEi-r. in the sotn year ol
nis age.
The relatives and friends are respectfatlv in
vited t<> attend mo rnieral. irotu Grace churca,
corner of btoadwajr and ientn street, on lhnr?
da> icornms, at ten k.wnoout f irther notic?b
ltYtiKK.? On April 7. Mis. Maria L. Ryder, auce *
42 years. 0
liife relatives and friends are re-ipectiullr In
viteti to ait' 11 1 the IiiiiitaI, on Friday aiteriioon,
at t wo o'c.ock. ir> in On.it,e Metniidi-st Kplscopa,
ennrch, Hudson street, uearsprinK. .
.?sAVA.iK._on Wednesday. April 7, lS7i. W. IIebt
kobison hAVAok, son oi 1'a'ncK and Catnanoe
havnjre. in tho I7t 1 ve.ir 01 ais ajre
I it reiatiyes and inends 01 tne mmily arid those
01 inn mule, James Savage, are respect.ally to
ques i d to attend tho mutual, on F'rlday inoriitair
a_ nine o'clock, at St. Gabriel's anurcn, whers
there * hi i?e a soieirn requiem maps ior toe repose
01 Lis soiii ; irom thern^ to calvary Cemetery toi
interment a1 han-past one P. M.
Sioioian.?At Yonkers, c-n April fl, 1876, JCLICI
R. MIIPHAN.
Relative' and triends are luvited to attend the
itinera]. 0.1 1 nday, the ? h inst., at two o'clock.
irom Ins late resilience, Padsade avenue, Yonsets.
Mwinner.? on Wednesday liiormiis. April 7.
her a"irc W?W rel?r Ski,,lier- 111 'he uotn year oi
Funeral services at her late residence, 94 Weot
Hons on street. 011 Friday, atone o'clock P. M.
ci.apk.-Od 1 iit'sdar evening, April fl, oi puer
peral lever, Eli/.aiieiuStorks, wne of Francis H.
p iaoe.
ine friends 01 (he lamily are Invited to attend
the itinera!, at No. 0 East Thirtieth street, on
linrsd.iv morning, stli lust., at ten o'clock, wnn
out. mi tner notice.
SMI 111.?on Wednesday, April 7, 1875, Philip
? Mini, u native 01 tne parish ol Ltralie, county
I avail, irel.ind, aaed ?<7 yeat-,
'1 lie 11 tends of tiieramiL are requested to attend,
from his iate re-jdenre. No. 82B West Seventeenth
Htreei. 1 he remains win ne taken to St. Bernard's
church, West Inntcentii street, at nine o'clock A
M. 00 Friday, Apul w. lucre will be ft requiem
hiah ma s 1 .r tne repose of lua soui; theuce tt
Calvary < cm tery 101 intsrmen'.
W' ?i.K. -on Monday, At>rn ft. at JTsey City,
N. J., Mahv 1>., daqgarer 01 WiiliHin E. and ttie
late I'tieoe l?, Mtlger, aared II months and 19 dsys.
1 he relatives and irieuds are mviteo to attend
tiic fuoe 1 al. at me residence ol her irrandinother,
Mrs. i. ?. Ooicinus, 9j Mercer street, Jersey City,
on ihnrs iin. tin ,nj lost., a' eleven o'clock.
i-r. j iii\. ?me r'm inis of Mary h., wife ol
if'' M. >f. John, will lie takeu to l'ortches er,
N. ^.,1 riiuei ment, on tiio twelve o'clock train,
on 1 nu.sday, April s.
1 iinjtMi.N,?On Mcdnesday, April 7, Henry G,
I hum kin. aired l>5.
He alive* mid iriends are Invited to attend th<
Jui;tr,u. iroLi t.he Soutn i'resiiycerian cnurch, cor
ner citri'on hi 1 Amity st ee:s, Hrooklyn, on Fri
da , A rd fi, ul 1 hree P. M.
1 nt?i! > k,?iii liro klyn, on Monday, April i, R,
u . 1 IH)I;*K, 'ii rlie .>4th ye ir 01 his ait?.
The 1 e atives and friends are mv,ted to ntren<
tin uneral. on 1 niirs.iay, April s, *t on * o'clock.
irom hi. James Protesiau Kpiscopa. cuurcii, .*>t
James pmce, near L nayettn avumie.
< iiicgjfo, si, 1.01.is aim Puiladclphla natier'
please t:-i|iy. '
tnr
W iieli .?on Wedne? lae, A ril 7, lit quarter pasi
iree M., M arik F> i.u'o: aV 11 1.. 1.1.1 ,.m,i ,.
- - K iViki.h, oaly ciind Oi
aiiti tan me W ieie, agt*<i j, niont lis ,'iu?l i
tlav".
tafcei piarc, from re^klertoe MJ6 Lib
ingtoQ ii\cuucf ti iUiij, Apul 9. iit iitili-p wh 1 ton
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