The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

- iuesponsve 10 the question: and an exception tahen
Question BY the Judge-Do you know his general repu
sat.on i9r chastity never heard anything agans.
Q BY counsel for deiendaut-Dd you and Mr.. solomon
y~s, SIR "a
@ and amongst them have you ever hear ..,,,,,,.
against his character for chas,ity9 A. Nc ANYTHING
Cross. examined-Q; Is the form by .nlch von have
generally A. prefer sw Amer IN which yoa
nen but consider the oas ha On ne narfeetIy
among after ten o., .e'rcles Mr. solomon chds moved
nf sap o SGu on who lis associates during the
fcunsl .seted to, and question withdrawn
oily core in which she denied having had any inter
a.ss with the defendant; Mr.. Wallace came TO her
sening in company with whom he introduced
- Mr.. Chlds; did not notice him particularly, and
At say II the defendant Is the person. had no
Sierceurre with that man never had intercourse with
Lewis Lees dispositions read; he was police,
ofsihe Fourteenth ward. and knew the house of Belle
Forrest; had been there good many times IN the
him at Belle Forests In any other house OF like
character knew solomon Chds by sight for three years
The testimony Of Josephine Bates was also read and
she denies ever having had any improper intercourse
with the defendant solomon Childs, and states that she
had never him at the house of Belle Forrest
On cross examination the witness said she had seen a
who called solomon Childs at Belle Forests
eut never had any improper intercourse with him.
The case was adjourned to Friday morning
City Intelligence.
NHnoRlAL TO BISHOP WAINWRIGHT number OF
ladies OF the Episcopal persuasion have organized
themselves into society to build place OF worship
10 be designated the Church Of St. John the Evan
selst, the seats Of which will be perpetualy free to
1be poor. This intended compliment to the mem
cry Of the late Bishop Wainwright The vicinity OF
Eighth avenue and Fourth street has been selected as
the site OF the edihce BY annual subscriptions Of five
dollars each for five years the ladies hope raise su
Gent means TO accomplish the end proposed fair
70 be held during the week previous to Christmas,
Of the officers President Mrs. Alexander Clinton Vice
President Mrs. Charles H. Halsey; Secretary, Mrs.
Mary Bleeckcr Treasurer, Mrs. Henry A. Colt
CHANGE OF MARKET DAY SALE OF CArrLE-There
considerable excitement among the butchers arising
from the attempt on the part of the country
days and Thursdays to Thursdays and Fridays.
The dealers say the present arrangements compel
them to work Sundays-that it does not give
them time to bring their cattle from Philadelphia here
after the sales day therethat cattle allowed to
ferries viii not cross them until daylight, which com
pes the dealers to bring the cattle to the city they
The change Of day is but speculative movement
that the dealers may know what the prices meat are
IN Philadelphia and Baltimore whose market days
On Mondays and thus enhance the price to the buyers
10 this city The question is knotty one, but hope
that whatever the result be the laborng poor will
not suffer by its final settlement
& Exw YORK SOCIETY FOR THE RE1IEr OF THE WIDOWS AND
OPnAN or MEDICAL MRN-This Society held their annu-
meeting for the election of officers yesterday afternoon
ct O'Clock in the Medical College, No CT Crosby street.
The president, Isaac Wood NJ. b., occupied the chair
and Dr. G W G. Clements oiaciated a. Secretary After
the minutes were read and approved DR.. John REILLY
and Dr. John W. Green were elected life members The
Society then went into the election of the
ensuing year which resulted follows President,
lsaac Wood NJ d.; Vice Presidents, James Andrews, NJ
D.J. p Cammann, M d., II. D, Buckley, N. D.; frea-
surer Edward l.. Beade NJ. ID. Managers, j. G.. Adams
J.W. Clemens A. Debois, Joel Foster Jared Linsley NJ
Rockwell On motion Of DIR. Beadle the thanks OF the
Society rendered to Coleman Sctson the Astor
House. tor the handsome in which they treated
the Society at their last dinner that place The
ing then adjourned.