New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28
uv,y WORK nAuy TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1894

the Fulton Hotel corner Of Righteenth.s ard Third
ave. On presenting the testimonial Mr. Henry NJ.
Thompson, on behalf Of the donors, addressed few
complimentary remarks 10 Nj. Ottiwel. expressing
their entire satisfaction with his course in the Common
Council and his faithful attention to the Interests OF this
city. Allnsion also made TO the patriotism which
he displayed at the outset Of the Rebellion and his SER
vices since toward crushing it out. Mr. Otiwe made
brief but warm response A bountifn collation. pro-
faTcraSiy discussed. p XIerwarG speeches were made
BY Senator Lsilbeer and others and the party broke
up at qJato hour
COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE-RECRUIr-
N0-The business of recruiting stin continues very
active less than forty recruits and about thirty Sob
sttutes having been received Monday and Tuesday
As sort Of variety in the matter Of recruiting yester
day negro presented himself to Supervisor Blunt 10
serve q substitute for three years. Accompanying
him Yves bright-eyed and Iather handsome Uhite girl
who claimed to be the wife Of the negro Inc giT SAID
months during which time he had always carefully
provided for ler aud that a. his work had grown
slack, she had induced him TO so as substitute anc
desired half OF the substitutes money, sJOO. len
questioned by Mr.. Blunt il he was willing to give BIS
wife the e3Oo he replied, We'll, guess he oil right
she is good wonan and will take care OF IT.. lie
was then transferred 10 the back part Of the Park
Barracks premises TO be transferred to Harris Island
while the lady, after very polite bow 10 Mr.. BLUNT,
left the rooms $500 better off than when abe entered
hb LAlt W lbLl.sl ~ III 10 ANOI VII
ferent branches of the Civil Courts adjourned yester
day morning, in respect to the memory Of the late
William Curtis Moves, esq. Remarks were made By i;
Delaeld Smith, United States District Attorney. and
T. ". StouChton. esq, in the United States Circuit
Court Judge shipmsn presiding. and by Messrs. Dan
Marvin and Chsuncy Shaler in Part of the Supreme
Court Circuit before Justice Leonard in euogy Of the
deceased similar tribute paid to the memory o.
the deceased the Supreme Court before Judge Mason
by Messrs. Field and Evars, Judge Mason responding
with brief review OF his acquaintance With Mr. Noyes
and recommending II proper that the Court should
adjourn.
AT an Informal meeting Of the members OF the bar.
held at noon, in the Library OF the Law Institute, A
W. bradford presiding and Charles l.. Benedict acting
as Secretary the following resolutions were adoped:
ReIirsi That IN. members Of the bar viii attend the ~
uer OF their deceased brother William Curtis Moves at the
house Of the deceased tic 18th instant at O'Clock p a.
Rsoirsd, Ths, meeting OF the members OF the az be
called for Friday 9, " 10 take such action - tho oe'
cssion demands. ,
kssolred That committee Of DO appointed by the
chsiruan to make for the meeting Of the be
Messrs VIM. A. Eyars, David Dudley Field. r. W
Stoughton Stephen i. Nash, George L. Curtis ID. Is.
Eaton. A. j. Vanderpocl, and the chairman were APP
pointed q committee 10 arrange for meeting Of the
profession, which IL 10 be held Friday at l2 o'clock
w., in the United States District Court Room.