The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

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ass 81. SIS Lard rather hrms at Late quotsaoss.
In Manchester fair mount Of business doing, but
Eessrs. BeIsnc Athya Co. favor us with the follow
ng-Wheat 10 In do nand at 2d Cd. advance since FRI
nS.. oor..A large business ussnSs a
o2s white 54s mixed, 6fs Beef and pork In fAir in
ssnc.d ls Tao. IN rather Ssttsr osmaaS $50
8" Lard hrm with an upward tendency.
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= Mayors Oaace.
NNssriaArIos Rro THE ALLsaxD OFFICIAL eeR-
kUPTI0N CASE.
ine EXAMINATION OF tho charge made against Mr. Rav
one OF our Inspectors Of having the c
treasury OF various sums of money took place ysstsr
Gay before the Mayor The afdavits which the war
rant was issued for the arrest Of Ray were uade k
German named Anthony Kuhn, and ave others. w.
accused him Of putting down greater number Of days
In the account books ana receipts than the amount sT
days which they had actually worried for the cerpoeasn
and Of sppropraDg the balance obtained for his
personal ussa The following the andauts ,--
Cry and County 6 NeW York, s.-Anthosy Kvh, n
siding At No avenue @ being ouiy sworn dspcses and
say: that he street swesper, tnat As has been
No. and espos:ss fassssr say: 's shs. =
Sss sngsgsd !. this employ by one Jona Ray xhe
cordss to his agreement he had receive 81 - fs
every Gays work. and that he received pay svsrY
street. BY man Who this dsSossn. @ IoSL Sssvs rT
be the Superintendent Of the Street Department a.
John Ray and in aeccrdancs with an ertrsce
from the books said Ray and that he (dcponest) M
urthsr says days Of WORK act sors = srs
4 receipt accordisg TO the books of said John Ray
laspopsnt had actually worked the csrpo1aso. s.1
MAT the emonnts OF money which paid such re-
due 70 him for work; and dsponsnt further s.ys taas
he (ths said lohu kay) had made ssrangemsass wisn
that 30 hs Ray) did receive such balance 4 s,sy
pay Day from him (esPonens and thatthe pald
pOnent fu-tb0r -
Ne sal second s.s.st; Adam schwlnd No. 2s4 SressS
Gorma. 2lo second street rsar) and Joseph SAL
feldt 3S2 Eighth street. as the time snPoysa
similar to that Of dsps0snt and for Ike wages, and that
paymsnts were made 70 them at the tina onos .
sons has Ike false soooun. was made oesia the Ave.
Of each one Of them, and that they received saiiar
& " 'a hs o
ed such s.cess to John Ray in the same
and each Of ' with e: intention e d'sssa tho
swSIn 70 before me tas TS d.1 ~ ns sss %ark
slxcIAm, Commissionsr Of Deeds.
Ct.y and County gNes Fork ss.-Charles Muhlhofsa,s
lentiDe Co1ties lie whilst street. John Gorman 2s g.
oond street Joseph saslsdt aS2 Eighth street. ssias
Kuhn that therein stated are true soossZ
tnAs; ta.s HgHLHoFES aCgM;En NJ. Chi. MARI,
1A1ENrIaE VALE TINE cosrfEs, C fss 1 9nis a.rt,
JOSEk3 SAALFElDr.
Sworn before this 7th day Of June, 1855. wn.
SINCLAIR, Comnissioner Of Deeds. ~ 4s4e
At the hour appointed half past O'Clock Mr.. Ss
Ter being to give correct and true intsrprssa@
Mr. Busted proseeded to examine the Arst w.tness,
Anthony Kuhn, who said-I FIRST employed ~
Mr.. Ray, about three or four months ago; knew him
for about two years hut was not acquainted - u
employed foreman Of the street s~sspsrs M. Rag
never discharged me for erun.ennsss, or inc.paoi9
ss foreman; was not discharged ~ ALL eft bsceuse
he had no more work for me; the stxesta have been
swept since left Mr Ray BY saying that left became
complaint 70 his Honor, and because Of IT. knew q
these alleged mpIOprietes from the besinnins Of nay e-
Ssc.uss gave out tickets xas vas drunk; z: nst
have any controversy with Mr. Ray, previous to nsk
nsds sI e: the
Ray was made q the corner Of ssysats s.:
eas eis paying &. x
different times the money was paid At different places
dlini shop; p.a on west :.ds Of the svs
n.s; paid ss In the street in city money, q
in three one dollar bills; Iscoscs that they @ x.ss
and was Obliged to change avs dollar sl TO T give ~
Ray the three dollars my own reason told mo from tbs
M; h.m g
bimseif think MI Mott is the person who was in. IT,
nsds ssTss. s
told him he should give the men mors work was an
giving the men more work. q they were al poor psopis:
did not tell Of the men thsth Ray was out Of ths
written receipt sysry time got money did not is.s
was lying by doing 80, because cannot read or wr1
re- Ss' e ' to
BY Mr. Ray hmse but afterwards siSays paid him =
he money; cannot writ write any more than signing NJ
own name In German, but can make figures; did net
kept a. an account Of the number Of days worked In
figures.
about $40 sis; know Of my knowledge that Ray
received money fron others, for saw persons give IT.
are, Vaisnine Corties Cnas Muhihofsn Adam schwia1
John German, and Joseph saafeidt; there were six
sy % &. S
Germans paid me, but since then have refused -
Mr.. Busteed--whAt il the most you ever paid hr.
twice; the men pay Ray cans say whether i .ss
paper OF silver they gavs, HIM anoT vas ms.s1
fsetiy NJ Ray return some change, but cannot say
whether II paper silver this the only rsasoa
have for supposins that Mr. Ray received money froA
The examination was then concluded for the day. n
win be resumed this afternoon 1t the same hour.
CARTAGE IMPOSITION.
public oartman, named Thomas Donohus, was
Monday brought 10 the Mayors oce before Mr. stevcos
the frst marshal charged by lady named Ellen Fcgx
with having tried TO impose upon her BY charging hsr
more than due to him. According TO the adys an
dAv she employed him TO remove her furnsture In en-
load and for one dollar Afterwards the ds-
money for loads which she refused to pay,
In consequence Of which he detained portion Of har
property. Mr. Stevens heard both sides Of the sosy
very patiently, and severely reprimanded Donohus,
forming him that he must immediately restore the lay
her furniture, without receiving any rscompenss waS
for his services, and that he dd net DO iae
dately he would revoke his license The cartnaa then
departed very good spirits, muttesing sgsiaat th
hard decison, but neither he the compainaat
turned the Mayors once, II is TO be prssumsd thaA
the wssst pursued By the cArtmaA and tas
he took the mid advics Of Mr.. Stsvens.
CASE DIgMIsSKD.
The sAss Of Charles Wills, charged with havsg So