New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
wILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

The MILLINERY CAsE.-1bis case which has created -
unusual interest with the public concluded about 10
o'clock Thursday night The Courtroom was densey
crowded TO bear the testimony and summing mp OF this
case Judge Soper opened the argument the part Of the
defence lie said that the sympathy of the public I'd bees
wrought upon by the exaggerated reports which had bees
circ ulaed through the public prints lie was unable 70
ascertain where these reports had originated from. but
would that the two young ladies had sworn 70 them
to the letter great deal Of parade had been hrew.
round this for effect and even the eryms'ter had
beer assailed for refusing them passage
done hs duty he had done deed for which he should be
rewarded by the Company for his rusworhness by hsv
ING his salary increased instead of being discharged from
hsr employ as sympshizing public would demand
lie considered the conduct Of the young ladies fully 70
Justify the act OF Dir Boyd in expellng them frsm the
premises by force that he was not IN anger but Was
gentle as lamb" He claimed that hr. Boyd had bee.
hunted down ssnder.d vi6rd, and his business injured
consequence OF the reports which had been crouisca
through the medium Of the press and finally claimed hi
discharge the ground that he not guilty Of an 40
Mr. John Dean then summed up on the part Of the Pee
Pile He first proceeded 10 refute the general points
brought forward by Mr. Soper tie said that even shsa
he fail speak upo the subject ably as he shoad wish
there was an abundance Of evidence upon the records 70
make the perfectly clear IL has been shown tina
Miss Ellen Sandson worked at Mrs Boyds on the Friday
previous for which she received I'VE shings aud was
COMMUNICATED upon doing her work expeditiou.ly aud
we'll lie claimed that the girls bad an equal right In the
store with MI Boyd they lad hen upon the property
and bad right remain there until they received their
pay allowed TO keep possession OF the property
and r Boyd bad right to put bis hands them until he
The hats lie also spoke 10 considerable length upon the
OgnOnmous act Of the ferry master in refusing to lot tive
young rendless girls in strange city, after telling him
their pifu story with tears In their eyes The ferry
Of wealthy company, without pay. la this enlightened
day. this act 0udoDg thevery savages themselves
the widest Arab be found upon the desert would not for
amOment hesitate 10 relieve u woman In distress. This
was an outrage upon society and disgrace 10 the City OF
Williams bureh and it WAS disgrace for the company 70
have him in their employ.
The Court announced that the decision would be rsn-
dersdon Saturday morning
BOARD OF FEAScE-WedEesday evening President,
Mayor Berry, presiding
The following resolution offered by Alderman Mserz;
,oe That cOI.ss Of three be sppoHied by the President,
oar on due made tho orauirsos Of
meeting plan VIII brig the credit Of the City TO its
Mr. Thaysr moved to include in the inyestg CATION all out
standing claims against the City and late village Accepted
and adopted
priated for gas light and csmphene
The Green Point and Flushing Plank Road Company
have commenced operations in the construction Of bridge
over the Newtown Creek This road to be completed
DUNG the present season
WIL,IANsBURoB DIsPEssARY REPoBr.--At the meeting
Of the Trustees OF the WILLIAMSBURG Dispensary held last
evening the following report made by the Apohecsy,
DR. Hafdcase: The whole number OF patients treated for
the month of May 49, viz Patients attended at the
Dspensary $50 1t their houses, % vsccnated ne OF
these there were males 2Ol females 269 Nairiy Born
in the United States 200; Ireland 24s England 10 Ger
many 10 Scotland, 2. Whole number Of prescriptions,
t97 Disease Injuries 81 Minor Surgery 50; Skin, Sc
Nervous, IS Abdomen. II Rheumatism, 10 Eye and Ear.
u Heart Lungs and Throat, 81 vaccnated lo feyers,
IL; Urinary Diseases, ~ Confinement
At the annual meeting Of the Medical Society Of Queens
County bela at the Court House ew days since the fol
lowing officers were chosen for the ensuing year Pres
dent DR. Webb of Hampstead; Vice President DR. Creed
Townsend of Glen Cove elected the delegate the
State Medical Society