The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-01

maria Morgan, Me. Fannie Plumb, Mrs 1. u Rod
gers NJ. Elizabeth Schmidt, Mrs, hnna N. Shields
Miss Lizzie X. stearns Miss Kate p. Weld.
- MssnrRs or rnE ORPHAN FnGs CnosAL CLAssts
MARY b. Bower, Miss Bets, Cars =. Bi,,velI Den.
Dayle, Fannie DAVE Mary Davie Nellie Dousle.-
hei,t Nj. Mcmillan, inos,ne Philips, Helen
phiiPs ANY ku;,on, Annie sqiheir1and MARIA San,
Thorn, Gecrpisns Val, Ss, wizard.
Rsas Lsa0n Ms sS9 niSaf fyon ~nsi
renee Lyon, Myron Aillh otto Ma er W Ham Peard
William Nandowa,ef.
CoLoRrD NJ. +. CoSrrREScE.-sEcosD
DAY.-lhe Conference rea,,embed at 10 A. NJ yes-
terday and opened With the usual religions cIer'
ei'es, after which a number Of reports on Clutches
and sunday Schools Of the Conference we're read and
approved A communication In relation TO the educa-
ton Of oolored children IN the vAriou, Ward schools
Of the city, signed by the male and female Principals
was reN, II set forth that parent and guardians
sadly neglect cd the children aud asked that thr slnd
adytce Of memters OF the Conference he given them
snd Win view 20 give the ribcct practcs SHAPE,
several compliments we're submitted, 81 Nhlch me
iooN ilg IL an abstract l. children tept nom s,noi
ON ifiilins pretonoes. O. A lack Of punciuNiV IA At
Tendance. B. Children takon away too often hen
WAGES are offered them In situations whrh arc seldom
permanent They srv again sent back and thcn away
sssin upon another ofor and Many children
thus removed are running the streets. 1. The min
ftIy while anxious 20 keep NJ SUNDAY 'choolN tein
10 forget there are common scoos The h. ads Of the
school syston never meetcooed ministers and scarce,
" know them. The pacheru alone keep the tchcol
system from falling " pieces aud have no hep from
minister, and but liile tom parents In concIus'oh'
the schools filed up and 10 keep them 20 Il led. A
debate followed, IN which all took the ground that
the Church should encourage education. The CONE
munication was received aud placed on file, ooin-
mittoe subsequently pse,sned report on the n'c's-
sty OF alton aIong the CT orcd taco, and
mendlpg the Conference to uto all its influence LOT
NE promotion Of education among old and yOunt
The superintendent announced that To-day beinf ap-
lNn a IA nj hun al ID
would be no session Of the Con oncc, except ehott
one IN the evening, special services ouid De NEG
in the Churches. In the afternoon the funeral OF
Rev. Henry thompson, sed 70 yeas took place. The
evening session wu entirely occupied with routine
business Adjourned.
COMMON CoUSCiL.-Thc Board OF Council
met yesterday, and passed resolution directing
the Controller to re-esse the premises occupied
by the City Inspector for ten years at 5000 ror an
building, Mr.. HagFer,y said he did not kno.
whether Opdyke or Moses II. Grinneli owned H."
NAughter) Concurrence vAs had on the resolution
authorizing the issue Of S3JLO'O Of Central PARK
improvement Fund Stuck" Adjourned to Monday.
FATAL ACCIDESr.-Ycs,crday Coroner Gam
be held all inquest on the body OF Margaret Ryan,
who died from ininre. scciient.ly received by fall
iug down pair OF stains producing conclusion OF the
brain.
JUMPED FROM A WfSDow.-Mary Slater
miller, living at Us stanton stcet, while partially
insane Jumped out OF IN attic window and sflslhS
on An iron railing below, was seriously inluted
DRowSEp.-Yesterdayt the body Of Andrew
EehheIL q hoy Who wa drowned ~eek sinee, was
street T. X nocea.,d lived at 2Oo East 35th
street The body Of an unknown man, npp}r,
dock at the foot NJ Whitehall street. lie about
feet 7 inches high, ami had dark hair.
THE COURTS.
COURT cALENpAH ron FRIDAY.
Supreme Court Circuit-Pnrt l. No calendar. Part
ll.-No.. Ion short c.uses) 2lIl, lll4 on Personal
Calen ar-No, i744 ll9G ia, 1904 1854, -, 81,
1854 1890, l1', 1896 sJ2 1908 1870 1888 Az
Common Plea. and Superior Courts-No further
calendar will be made up this .erm
TUE vAmors CoruTs now sitting In this city
sand adjourned TIL tomorrow In obse Of tho
| day Of mourning
EsTIctrG eoipUn To Drarrr.-Aucustu-
Roger wns yesterday tried before United States
Commissioner BetI for enticing John Parker, Of tho
18th New Jersey Recmen'. to dcssrt. Parker was
the sole witness agairst defendant his evidence
III rcct and positive lie endent introduced no Wit
ness but his counsel spoke Of the unrcliNhl:y OF
Packers evidence, and testified aso thai defendant
had served three In the army, and loet leg Vt
Getty sburg In view OF Nhich be asked mercy. fri-
| soner wa discharged Assistant District Attorney
| Bel Commenting.
| TnE PARROT GrSs-The cnso Of TreAdwell VI. Par
rot, Vas tried in the e. s. Circuit Court yesterday
II is suit test the right of Ar. Parrot TO make the
guns witch hear his name. some years aso, Mr..
| 1TeAdwell obtained q patent for making guns by
shTnkins to hard metal, D. cart iron, tough or
malleahe metal, In such a manner that the tough
metal should coIaprcss the enclosed hard meal, and
the strain should come upon the alleabie iron before
the inner metal had even reached its normal conti-
ton, and certainly before the strain upon had reach
ed lite point Of rupture. MT. Parrot claims tetide,
In theSr sun, old, that the very principle clSim
ed here had been applied 10 the bulisiic pcnauluT
| moT1Ais and hydTau''c pTesses' Dc'lslon IcreNed'
PAYISG ruE LAwYEA-James ". Campbell yea
tcrday sued Richard France, in the supreme Court
1 I'll
| France, Broadhont & Co, Of Baltimore. Defendant
clamed that the business in question wns the lottery
| business, aud hence Illegal Plaintiff denied IT,,
| statement, and showed that he had s"Scd defendant
over sSJyUy by his services, Verdict Tor $3.50 fo
| Plaintiff.
| POLicE ISrFtIt1NScE-A Reput6d Army char
| Ian Charg'j VIII Idise TrsHnc,S.-OiIlcer sym,
of the 9ith Precinct, arrcstcd Jsmes II. Thomas
ALA John H. Nicc, alias Rev. j. &. Walton, on wv
charges of obtsinine imoncy by false pretonces. TIT
frat complainant IA Mr.. Henry w. Douglass Of II
| Nassau street, who alleges that Thomas called on hin
and Represented that Mr. Geo,se Il. Greeks editor o
the Newspaper knogn ~ the Methodist" hal author
| iEed him 70 set Sli from Mr.. Douglass. AZ the sam
time the accused represented hat he was the brohc
| Of James r.. Ming, prInCIpal OF the Fort Edward In
stltu'e, ut Fort Edp ard, and upon this statement MI
Douglass advanced tho money, hut mh'clu. MI
learned that the reptesen'a'lous OF honN NtTr un
true. Thomas afterwards calloi on the y IN Of lsth
! rop, LudinTon Co., and pfsen,cd tual he vas
Laat ettc lniani, and th,t he had teen recon
mendcd to McuIr Lath op, Ludlneton q Co., Tor a.
sisiAuce II he needed any. Thomas alec represente
that he was a chaplain In tho army, from vi ch h
had lust returned, and that he wanted TO torro'
money TO reach home lie said that he would Civ
An order on Wne 4 Co., for the money which oul
10 honored. Forty dollars was accordingly advance
hy Nj Iud nltun Justice HOGAN committed III
accused in &c ault OF sl,Dt on each complaint. O
his examination Thomas said that he had ueen mli
sIonary In the army Of the South.
Tragedy IN Canal Strest,-On Tuesday nigh!
man named Miller cut his viie's throat under II
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