New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

-, .;Doe. awaiting the result Of Good"ns m
way g.s testimony in the Gaze having oeen hno
he iary, they rendered verdict TO the enect
sfi"o - came to bis death from injuries received
hotds Of William Robinson. jackson was im-
az an accessory The prisoners assert their IN
-. in the most emphatic Ierms and deny baVing
,be deceased previous to their arrest Rooinson
- Ia,Lson were committed 10 The Tombs 70 abide
a. action Of III. Grand Jury, while Jones and Dono-
were sent ~ No. IS White street 70 be detained as
WINERIES
OVIrUARY.-The Rev. DIR. Murray thr"anj Oh
Ts;,abethtown NJ j.. died ct his residence on honday
y,ppo at l01 O'Clock, in the Goth year OF MS age
II. wa, native Of Ireland, of Roman Cathohc parent
no.. hut .s,me 10 Ame lea when ooy' anu e.uy oD-
Lr.c,d the Protestant religion Graduating ~ ui.""''
C,Lpe in 1896, he studied theology imme'Hi'ey ai'S
"a :, Princeton. and subsequently, was engaged in
- 81 ,te American Tract Society He was
..,,led IN tie ministry at Wyoming Valley, and
.r,rynrd III Kingston, Pa; bs Aird eau "as
r-l;,.betbtewn. where he remained until hls DEATH
The oon,r yeni1 powers Of Dr. Murray Were oonsp'cu
,, brought forth in 1913, in the Kir~an controversy,
m which lie distngusl ed himself by Ills argumeh's In
lelslf of Professionalism aganst Archbishop hugnes'
DIR Murray was under al engagements p eaCn loi
rbe Rev DR. Sprsgue Of Albany last Sunday, out on
Friday he became quite unwell, and MS pnynean VINO
=, a, he WIS ailing with neuralgia in the heart,
iold him be must not undertake the journey pr MUIR
o..etsd for some time before abandoning the task
He WIS unwell Oh Sunday but hot considered danger
-, an In the evening, however be felt his END
vss near, and calling bic family around him he oadt
,eu IN aeeetionate farewell. "hy work on earth 10
~ =. L.. daei. ro4t,n He ratu
senses 10 the end.
Dr. Murray was an able and brilliant man. but his
fine talents were unfortunately perverted 10 the up
boxing Of that UNI hteous sysem which has been
iss,ly characterized as the sum Of all villanes."
IssPIcToRs oF WEIGHTS AND HEAsURrs.-lt u the
dsty OF these fcers, year. 10 inspect, at TIE
siOses here they are used, all weights AMI measures
md 70 7, ger the NAMES of the owners and whether
sueh articles are conornable 20 the statute also 10 re-
BON 10 the tea,rs Of weights and measures and 10 the
Corr alton Counsel the Of all persons using
h. uGuent weighing or measuring insirurDenS' Inc
i,psciors cannot sell any weight or measure under
penalty Of $50 There four Inspectors, VIZ Over
& Hsbbari, James c. Fisher, Henry b. Cnppen, and
Ceorge Garfield 1t is a fee office, aud some OF the
money received by them goes into the city treasury
Tn. ftes are ss follows: For every weghtof pounds
ard upward cent?; for every weight Of smaller de.
nomination, u cent?; for every liquid measure, cent
for every yard ard dry measure, 3 cents for every
seal. beam patent balance steel yard other nsru-
nen, used for weighing, 3 cents.
George Carr and John II. Embres the sealers Of
v~igbts and measures, with the following fees: For
evry instrument used for weighing l2i cents for
seahng snd marking of extension at the rate
oE IL per yard not TO exceed 20 cents for any
Ga measure; for sealing and marking every weight,
ornts For sealing and marking liquid and dry meas
uses for every under ] gallon cents; for
aou and over l2I ceBts each; for every measure OF
LAh bushel III cents for every measure OF bush
Ella IS cent? Tor every of bushels and
81; tie sealer il also entitled TO reasonable comen-
,saion for making such weighs ard measures conform
10 the standard established by law. The sealer most
mAIk tie weight or measure with the initials OF It's
name and tie year in which it scaled. The penalty
SOr using an unseaed weight or measure Is ~ for
ug ole that is out If order Incorrect s5 for re-
fnsng to exhibit weights and measures $25 for each
ofense.