The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-03

the voysge to gather round the pilot to whose watch
funess ard zeal they their faf~ arrival During
four y.srs mott important aud critical you sir, have
the fulflmept a duty. While In the daily beauty OF
your lif. you have furnished us with the best model
Of gentleman the scholar and the Christian our i'm.
prove bss been the chief object Of your anxiety:
our your sevrrest trials success the
gracefully and gratefully united us dissolv~s itself to-
dsy Though we leave you sir trust you will still
'i i1r U, an shretionafe socitude Our good wishes,
and thanks for your parental care all have now
to offer in return May peace. health and ha ppinsss
b. with you in the retirement to which you are With.
drawing and. In the land Of spirits. may you be
"cro~D.d With a diadsm of glory and clad upon With
garments of Immortality" We bid you, sir, alisl
The speaker. in conclusion, addressing his GLASS.
rates, tsid = My Classmates VIZ have reached a
snomsrk On our pilgrimage thus far the journey has
been cay Our pleasures have been ed stre ~u
sll slopg with generous hand. The road smooth
The air was pure inspiring fresh delights with every
Isytd in it, bright robes and the SUM-
his msRDi6cepse thons with unfadins blaze OF
Record the past on memorys tablet for you will oft
Iecur 10 it, ere The journeys end Is reached Be not
d.,ud.d by yoor past good fortune Many have come
thus fer without at-sr Prepsr. far trials Hsnccforth
the path narrow and AUght with countless dangers
DER rugged heights through frpbsul cbasms beset
with shares every tide Clouds and dark ness shall
encompass you. and thunders break over your head
Be mol dsnayed. There words not to terrfy they
are 10 warn you. Straight ona ard; turn not to tho
zig hit or left ad cowaruice aud sloth beneath your
feet BE spy he vgilapt;' where duty points, there
TX thine eye snd then press onward success is sure
might with nil your energy for in the grave there Is
no work and DO device p" Hand In hand Lave toed
master mind yields only to bis nober heart Harmony
has ttr rgi beptd every esrt and sympathy has light
ensd every bur dem Gladly would put OF this try
Ing hour but there is no alternative my classmates
Freid end fshd must exchange the parting grasp-it
may be fertile att time lntimscies tried and proved
by years Of daily intercourse must be broken up Ties
So lorg and foDdly cherished must be severed That
steiner psth on which we must enter. no charms
btauile Our lo!ns must be girded, and our spirits
niWd for action. whatever be the lot Of life that
God oieaips let us pursue It, in his faih and fear.
Wheftyer. in the bread expaDse Of dear native
uDfincbipg champions of the liberty Of law In pros
porous ard In sdverte fortune let hold fact the
mutual love Companions Of my ba rpiest hours ano-
TIER word shal be the ast-Farew.iu
Loud spplsue followed the conclusion Of these ad-
=, march from Die Zauberhots," by Mozart was
then performed by The band.
Tie exercises OF the day were concluded with
prayer at O'Clock, by the President when natio "a.
overture, ty Lucas, wound up the proceedings, and
The ,tuds Bts ID, n proceeded to yauybaIl Garden
who're dinner wac prepared for them, and whore they
1becoDyenton CT the Upsilon Fraternity will meet
room q the New York Society Library Broadway; and
bveiss this evening. in the same church whore the
ccMnenc NEXT vas held yesterday.
Sketches Of Ned Eun,Iine's Career.
THR DIVORCE TRIAL.
COMMON PirAs- SfrcrAL TERN Before Judge Ingra-
ham : .1"n's Judo" osst Edrsrd r. C. Judson.
DonA JANIS, witness produced being sworn depossd
Sioows:- Nh nineteen years Of age, IN the nrst part
private loading house No 81 bry site street in the
cry Of New York; was s,iswsewer when lived
Fanny Whites "a Gre. ne street in the city OF New
ok; know Edwrrd IL e. Judson, the editor Of" Ned
RrnHine's Own" first knew him on the evening Of
February 24h sst; met him at Miss Whites; lived
With lis bite, In Greene street from February cath
un,il the moved to So Mercer street, where she
lvee; MI Jucson in the habit OF visiting about
ence week in Greene street; he paid My beard for
the fret FIVE weeks was there; he generally came in
the evpire ny b,d.i DOM vas tina front room on the
third floor, and It vas there Judson me; he drst
e nv ' Eh room 81 ri Ss 1,,sa f
fer the purpose Of having connection with ms aud had
cor pecton with me M often as once week for the
6,s i've weeks that In ths months Of February and
March, lsI9; he visited and had connection with
twice sfer the i've weeks have spoken OF but inter-
walls e two or three weeks have had connection With
weeks $50: 1t was the Sunday night before his COM
plant sgainst MI Patterson. at the police office for
iInh M sejourn.dl The .,tt'ms bad connection ,
81 May Last; never had connection with any person
before Mr.. JudsoD; the name by which vas Known to
Mr. Judson, at the house OF Niles Fanny White, In
Greene street Dora James aud have gone By that
meme ever since the 24th OF February last.
sutcnb.d and sworn TO- thi. 2stb day Of s.pte nber
lslq. teftrs me- ISAAC v. FOWLER, Referee
FAssv Warn, witness produced. being sworn, de-
posed rs folows:-IB the month Of February last,
ytd at "a Greene street in the city Of New York. and
moved there In August 1s4o and moved from there
Of Nsy last. Miss Dora lanes came TO board with me
In the winter thpk IL In February last and she
rem aimed with me until moved from Greene street,
and vent with me to Mercer street; know Mr.. T. H.
&. Judsop editor Ct" Ned Bunfines Osw;' Vas intro
duced TO him In the winter of 1S47 Christmas day;
~ called A. my houte several tsnes during the year
ls4s before he married; remember his calling at
ny bopss the fret sght Miss Dora James there's he
cane there end saw Dora James and asted who she
replied ,bs poor girl, who could not live BY
r tDdutry. be fsd be would and have talk with
her; told him Their. was vacant room up stairs, and
believe he mt With Der into the second story back
room; he NAMED thort time there lie called 1t my
h,sse puDhr Of times after that, up TO the time Of
Dora Jspss s the same psrsop Who examined hero
todsyi " the time che vas there lady, present,
famed Mary Yates, boarded with me; NV ,u,,rr
suhscrbsd and sworn to- this 2sth day Of September,
1s.a- before ne ISAAC v; FOWLER.
psssd - foows:-In the months Of February. March,
April and part Of May last resided at Miss Fanny
during tbst period Miss Dora James Who has been .r
sninsd to-csy, v,d there she came there about the
l.',.r p.rt q February last I hno- Ed-ard y 9.
his being at Nss whites the first sight Miss James
came there he frat ,av her in the back parlor, aud
bsdroom; they we're there alone vent to the door; IL
vss loch.d heard them iDsds and vas quite angry
TO nrd they had taken my loom Afterwards they I'M
lochsd The dtor they undreted and had been In
b. he spoitssed for taking my room should think
they v.ie In the m about one hour the bed was
tupbd srd disorder.d aud prevented the appearance
veiy ctr, pely Of their having been In IL vas made
up just teore they vent In the room examined the
bed ceiLes; there stains Of blood on them she
reIrs,spt.d afterwards that she hsd never had con-
p.c'ion With any before he paid her board about
i've weeks ct so per week, and during that time
visifed her enee . week and sometimes twice Issw
him there sftsr that he came to see Miss lanes
have SEP bin there once or twice very much ntori-
c@td Mrs Fanny " bite IL the sane person Who has
been sysnin,d here TO dsy Miss Jsness bedroom vas
q third story attic trout room. MARY YATES.
sub,crt. and sworn TO- this 18th day Of september,
1919, before me- ISAAC v. FOWLER, Referee.
Drr-n Cocpsss, witness. being sworn, deposed ~
follost - sm one a. the ptlc.nen attached To the
fh ward or Filth dtiict patrol or police district OF
Vie city q New YORK: | have been policeman up
ward, ~ . YEAR. knov Fd~ard u. e.. Judson editor
&c Nes Bsnfi,re's Oup;" have krovn him by sight
tvo yssrs. srd TO fpesk 20 him sbOut tbrrs months
IN the month OF Nsy June last, saw him come cut
~ 20 Lee psrd street house Of PROSTITUTE Kept by
In vfth n hers bet wesu nd