The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-17

not appear IN ooe :, carly tho busucss ia the inaer
howeyer. dirercpt during the afternoon session when
these gertlcnen with their prccses cangi CT mass
IL the i,osrd room transac,ng thoit busncss with
the utmost nonchilsnce ftoa the crowded Board room
look. Ike 'stroker office than cice for the
hearing Of exemption claims ms Hoard conaot ooass
tenty interfere with the proceedings az those gentry VINO
for the prcrent must be tolerated necessary evil Mr.
Commissioner Ia Mont keeps sharp eye all their
ceodags and prevents cases OF What max be tnot
inapropriricly) termed ssindne by his vigilance And
CAPTAIN tsrr neycr takes charge Of substitute without
Mhshs ~ saa o NC 'I ovoa s y
TO dodge the Hoard locomotives broker brought quito
young boy IN tue morning to pass as suhstae. and
had aim smuegcd into the Doctors room, where he was
rejected for being both uader ago and uuderslze The
Same broker brought the boy again 10 the evoang
before tue Board for tho purp Jew, claim
lbs exemption FOR Dyes age, having mpds some
very conflicting statements. was sskced BY Cap
tan Fatr how could he reconcile them. when he
pleaded that from oAtcme nervousness no et quito BE-
wdered al appearing before the Board Capt Farr re-
marked that young lady might feel So bat for agentla
admission coiored man came before he Board as aa
alien who was born IN Sweden. and Claimed TO be SUD
tcet OF the King OF that country. frtts
As an instance OF tho conscientious scroples OF
Der of the police force may mention that NO. 500
the clerk Office and charge Of the ice wator reservoir
fccGlhc importance OF that oncsous and responsible
position, could not feel Jusaed Ia giving member Oh
the press drink OF leo watef without an order from lho
Provost Marshal, ts,.e. a IN.
An alarm was uaic at Lalf.pss, three o'clock that
substitute had couffived 70 escape from tho uppc re
gons, wheu the Bos,d becane OF confusion
Ie Provost .iarsia seizing bis hat rushed cat il pursuit
geas ecs while tho ncrbers Of tho prcas; NOT 70 DO
ctiont Ia loyalty brought tho rear Tho rush Of tho
iie avn take tse hnsosf However, o. rescine tiss
Of Thirteenth street, the Fugitive was di5cerpOd
se s1ss roeoSss ny sss ~ 81 Sc
scantcus sos, who, having consigned the care q Gle
roe twater = 10 a Toss oiicoua o0icals undo his
back, when he al oooe csiiarcd him. ia
to usGor him with dus dgnity 10 tho rcfugiaa
eccolon FROM which he had Just mode such strategic
retreat IL apnoars that somc or the employees allowed
the substitutes TO come on. OF the rallied apartment
which set apart FOR The OF tho substitutes to take
little fresh air and That this substitute took advantage
Of this TO slip through front window to the OF
vac next mousse thc "o'ao'ne. no Is sixth aycnuc),
the distance bet the window aud the OF the
house being only aboui three ioct though at hcgh, Of
forty feet from, the ercund lilo then went through
window ia tho roof OF the Woodbnc and down the stairs
TO the door lhirtcenh street. He was however. do.
tected by a carpenter who was at work at the Wood
bne, WIN, mistakiag him Tor thief, followed him
and, after u shor, chase, he was caught at the
corner OF Twelfth stree; and Seventh avenue. Tho
by coiored substitute (who was accepted TO day for
another colored man. few moments atcr his escape.
ns arrangements made " Captain Far appear 50 com
making their e6capo. sf f aHG HHtfM64
A ciroumsiance occurred today which, a. u did not
before tho Board reporter could not give tho
names. however, appears that person 10 the employ
Of the Provost Marshal sont TO pay two hundred aud
fifty dollars substitute ia charge up stairs and that
this person only paid the substitute hundred aud
ninety Eve dollars. keeping back ty Ave dollars for his
The following list OF the cases disposed Of during
the day .s.s es III.
FURNISHED SUBSTITUTES.
VIM. Lyaii, Sc Macdougal ST.. furnished VIM. Tromblo
VIM. B. Parkinson, 162 Wost 18th st. furnishedDur
Krowi: VIM. Hunt, ITO Blocker S.. furnished John Nc
Keon Charles L. Beice "a Fast 10th ST. furnished Joseph
spler; Edward n Ramsay, 400 West ed ST. furnished
James Bcwlc Joseph Williams IS Charles ST. furnished
furnished John Hannigan; James w. Groome, IA West
10Th st., usnished r. r aymond Joseph Ely SO ~ ST.,
furnished John beattie John H. Brown, l5O 9th ~, fur-
I.pOn
furnished James Johnson Pecr T. Cencn S3a West 18th
e.. fususn , Joseph Muller, VIM Groom % Leroy st.
st.. furnished Lewis Knarr. gsfl1& ~ ~ A.7.
p i!Et ~ FOR ss3y.s ,..-
ICE 9th avenue Richd L. Salisbury 104 West ed street,
Samuel Joyce $50 Broadway Jaus Donaldson 184 West
10Th street. George Tyson MI Wavcrey place. and Isador
rmp coxmurAToy. s Ia a7gn
Charles +. Baggatt, 95 West 24,h street. il esf fsq
Erastus Wilson, i. T. Browne, WIN. ". Monk. D. A.
Heibett Fred; Whiting Geo. ". Kemp. James nsll.
s saa T. saae Ssrsocs md sPS john @ amSs
Geo. +. welmau. John Krauss, Nelson Ashbey James
Cooney, Geo. ". Brown, Chas II lnncs. Norman Myer,
johnson Philip %aisoa, jacob cia,o john Cornell, Luke
Cierke, Aoberl Holder. s. 58 ~
WIN. Fitzpatrick, 0 Gcrdeo Bogert, Moses schoss,
son or Acxp r.RxSA.
Augustus g. Paine.
AtEHS.
Jas Dunlay, Jr.; H. 9. Sebastian, Potter Scheilonscaa
ger Edward Handy, Thomas T. Tippson VIM. J. McKin /,
ney, I'D. Thomas. David Woods. Chss Worm, VIM NJ
Rogers. John Rae, Peter Donuely, H. Kel.y. tc
Alfred Dillon, Pedro RI 10 (irane.a VIM r. GIN, VIM
Beaghan, Alex. Stewart, Smile Kncbic Felix Berthet
Win. Stanford
.REsDRsrs
Jas stand Herman Radowski, Edward Allison.
ONLY SON Og wiD0w.
Henry ysscher, James Ahdariess, Custip SANFORD !,
Alonzo D. woclsey Henry Ryaa VIM II. Lester, Wm
Donnei,y