The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02
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In COMMON CouNciL, Oct 1, 1919 -prsssst -H,s
Honor the Mayor, and Aldermen Mcdonald P-it So
nola Morren Human Wprd Welt rayior sos, cbnr,h
Lambert Boerum, Nackmore, Burbank. k.idlng a,d
h+heits-The miautes we're read and approved. Psu-
ITEMS communications Re presented and referred.
rrssentnen from the Grand ury OF Kings oousty
was resd and So much of a. related to sussnoes in
the city wa. referred to the Street Com mittss
summons against Willis Aoses and John g. Folk
in relation to certain acts of theirs in tshnx Dig, oa
Of the Fret and Sixth wards OF the city aud driving
them to the public pound under the sanction or tina
Poard OF Reslth caused u long discussion \. 10
whether the Board should defend their suits Most OF
the Aldermen in fsvsr of defending the suit IL
was finally referred to the Law Com mittee nd Coun-
seller Of the Beard, with power-l7 ayes T. nays
His Homer the Mayor made communication, with
bis objections to resolution offered the
ing Of the Board providing for the establishments of
officers at the Fulton end Catherine ferries His o,or
TOOK occasion to revision Of che present Police
Department which, he said his every day experiences
wasrsn.ed MN In asserting was entirely inefficient.
petition of Samuel F. Johnson and others to
nave fsiton avenue graded and paved tor a certain
tion OF Francis g. Kirby, asking for permissioa
to move a small hoase.-Granted. Commuoica-
ton from John BarDum, relative to public school
No 7, in York street Some different opiaions we're
expressed, to the proper reference tn given t.
the mmunication some being la favor of sending
TO the Bosrd OF Education and others TO the Commit
tee ON Public Schools 1t coateDded that the con-
tents OF the communication were not couohed in
spectu language also that ths Board had nothing to
do with the subject matter The discussion was stnl
going on when our reporter left
,IrY COURT Before Hon John Greenwood, City
Judge, and Aldermen Burbank and Ward ss,l.-This
Court was again opened yesterday morning. being
commencement OF the regular monthly term rhe bar
was we'll represented aud We saw several gentlemen II
well known legal talents and ability and many Also
whose faces were TO Three gen IL me an paned
George Van Brunt, George l.. Vinng, and James
Trlppe, were fined S25 each for n -attendaace as
petit jurors at preceding term of tho court After
the cal ing and swearing If the petit jurors the court
OF criminal jurisdiction WAS adjourned until Monday
next NO causes on the civil calendar being ready
trial 20 cay the jury were discharged until Tuesday
morning Mt ten O'Clock The cause set wn for to
day, IL Charles b Caldwell against Georges s Rowland
and James Ashfeld ..t.f 70 HlG
Henry, The Maderer.--The examination a. to the in
sanity ~ THIS person, called yesterday ming
before the Eon Samuel T.. John SOD, aud jury.
The following are the names Of the gentlemen who
were sworn ~ Jurors:-Wm III. Hnmau, Amos Mad.
den. Rezekiah q. Reed Robert MUMMY, ex- Alderman
1alman, Judge Saml smith, ex-Mayor ramxgs, Iohn
Lawrence, james X. Walden, VIM. Brown, John j.
spro~ers, and ex Alderman Roberts. The Jury were
then discharged until Friday IL clock ut which time
discrimination will be resumed.
khGs 'ouNrf COURT OF Own AND TsRMTrgR The
Octe Der term OF this Court to- day, An
unusually large amount OF business Ia the criminal
line has been sent TO ths court for disposal.
ANOTHER SUPPOSED MURDER.-A man ramed Edward
DnisD. was was arrested yesterday by officer Muudsl
on charge Of having. the 23d ult beaten ~ifs
IN most horrible from the effects OF wbch
she bias since died at the Flatbush hospital whittier
me was taken on asubscquept day. post asrtem OK
animation held the body YESTERDAY IN ain T. bv
order Tor IN. arrest OF the defendant who Jail
An inquest viii be held tomorrow, at the hospi tal
when iuil particulars will be given
EXAMINATION OF iiEHsAs, THE OMNIBUS DHTER,-Ths
essm,pAtiob on this young man, who statds charged
with having injured the child Of Doctor lfoodron BY
careless and reckless driving, took place yesterday
afternoon but WAS not concluded As far tho evi-
d.nce ELECTED upon the examination goes we are Of
the opinion that he will be- acquitted of all the charges
against him. except that Of carelsssnes In this one
particular he must stand condemned