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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13
SAD SUICIDE sY 4 YOUNG MAN IN clHcIsssrl.

TFrom the Cincinnati Gazette, Sept 10.l
On Friday afternoon, about five O'clock stated I'm
death notice that appeared in Saturdays papers, .
young named T. A. Swascy Jr, twenty-one years
and eight months Of residing on Ninth street. near
Walnut, died after a short Illness the OF which
not stated In the very brief notice aforementioned
IL appears from the statements Of those who had oppor
tunities OF being familiar with the facts OF the sad affair
about TO relate that the young did not make
his appearance usual Friday morning. that persons
about the house at which he resided went TO his rcons
raped and receiving reply forced open the door,
and were horrifed at finding the occupant in appar
emily dying condition IN his bed Medical assistance was
procured bst without any fortunate result for death
sued, already stated We nndersand that soop
discovered that the young man had taken morphine fof
the purpose of Destroy life that seems 10 have be-
come q burden 10 its poss
II Ia stated he had become enaruored Of young.
woman, Who unfortunately Tor him, proved bad OF
heart she beautiful In features iured him to
cxtravaganccs in living and the bestowal Of large
Of money upon herself that the relatives Of the
misguided young man. becoming acqusinted with the
matter demonstrated with him, that he wounded
In mind by the discovery OF the whole sfalr and the
unpleasant position In which he had placed himself
TO resolve upon self destruction
This tragcal and most unfortunate occurrence hsg
brought upon large circs OF tho young mans
relatives and friends, we'll bis bersaved ana
distressed parents who highly respected 10 ths
munily.
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INSIDE WORKINGS OF THE HEALTH BOARD.

How Money IL Made by Contractors-Somc
Rich Developments In Co"rs-Case Of kssser
c,v,l anti vas eommenced vasterdoy In thu Fourth
~ ~ - .e '-' !. 80 49,.
Distrct Court by MT heyser agent OF CONTRACTOR WIN
the Board Of Health for the cleaning or premises &C.
p.Lor ro,,d,rc a No 70 w.e, r;g,,.sh .sr.os
/. appears TIA. on the rs. Of May las. the Health Board
through ts sanitary officers issued IN order for the
s.e..s.n. !, ,hororyhv clean h,s nror,.o, vh,ch IA
uoionu~ns " 'Ao'o1eAv oss' 40 P's"s0s' "-" NO.
been pronounced 10 be In nlthy condition Baker COM
ued with be order and with the verbal instructions OF
he oflciai who delivered il NotwIthstandine such
comn,ianee : second order was served which Wa FOL
lowed by the appearance of several men, who dug up
the lot OF ground 10 depth OF several feet and carted
away INV two ads Of so which IL claimed 10 have been
garbage and ashes.
W ravoer a,.Isr boda 4 yerhal ar vyittsn contract
with the Health osr for the performance Of such work
ON nremscs vbere the resdens or propretoys NAV neg
isct doing IL after being twice notified Tho Board
docs NOT nav Rim for such work but ne collects the
money charCed from ac parties and in the
event OF payment being REUSED brtpes suits 1t law
asanst them In the prssent csse (which Il only one OF
several hundreds the rum sued for IA $50 FOR three and
half DAYS work On presenting the bill 70 Baker he re-
fused to pay IT, the ground that not only the lot
n GOOD order but he had austaued great injury by the
disrinr up Of the coil from his property
rHx nEpKSDAsr,
n his occupaop would designate Il man or the hum
blest class or society He Collects ashes and after s
ing them cells the cinders for living. From the evi.
dsncs given appears that the lot ground occupied
by hi had originally been very rugged and uneven To
level and smooth IL Sc had several wears aeo
bv throwing soil and ashes on such PARTS an required
smoothing Five years ago be completed the work. and
thu place level and clear according the testimony
until MI Keyser performed his work upon L.
SEVERAL HUNDREDS or CASA
While the following given us an evidence OF the
course pursued By the contractors with the Health
Board Il IL by no mcaus exceptional one Hundreds
OF cases are pending between Mr. Kcyser and ci,i
sons who aegs that II not necessary 20 perform
any work upon their premises that more work per.
formed than needed that the bill charged for the
work all ideas OF moderetion In OF the
cases now pending bill Of t35 Is brought against ci.
zen for days and half Of work. and parties stand
ready 10 swear that could have performed the
labor in day and half Taken singly the sums are
comparatively small but az the cases altogether number
indicate an mmeuse cum OF money AMI decidedly large
profit
TIFF CASE
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TAT.MELTING AND THE HEALTH BOARD.
SUPREME cuuRT..cHAMaeRs.

Application for a Certiornri in the Case of
Christian (;eis-ArgumeBt on the Motion. &c.
Before Judge Sutherland
sKprromER 12-En he matter Of Christian An ap-
plicatioa is made in this for writ OF certorar
review the proceedings Of the Court below. Mr.. Gels
keeps fat-meltng establishment in Thirty. ninth
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, which
the Board OF Health sought TO close up
II claimed that he served With the proper notice.
and that failing TO obey the law, he was arrested.
The case was tried at Special Sessions, before
two months imprisonment and 10 pay hno Of $50.
His counsel, exJudge Dcan now applies for writ Of
eer!iora and The case was called up at twelve o'clock
The prisoner was In court. writ Of habeas corpus
having been previously granted.
Ex-Judge Dean contended that tho evidence which
convicted hs client before the magistrate entirely
insufficient 70 warrant commtta before county JUS
tce where there WAS even action for trespass
notice TO be served before the party could DO convicted
Of misdemeanor No such notice had been served,
that the conviction Of his client was entirely Illegal
Counsel then read the evidence OF jackson Schultz
and Owen Lord, in which statements appeared 70
that notice had been served directly upon the de-
PENDANT.
Mr. Bliss remarked that the Justice before whom the
tried had determined that there sufficient
the province Of the Court In granting writs OF
eerrar to determine as TO evidence, but simply to de-
eide questions OF Law. Tho general term had decided
these points over and over again.
Judge Sutherland-That Is % In some sense The act
itsef according 70 my idea Of IT, does not compel tho
punishment Of tho prisoner uncss he was properly
uAed
Mr. Bliss read the fourteenth section Of the oct
Nothing was said as to service. previous section
stated that notice should b. served upon the owners or
occupants Although notice had mot been served directly
upon the defendant, yet perfectly valid, q Il had
been served upon the occupants
Judge Sutherlan This order not then directly
served upon Geisf
Mr. Bliss answered that II was not but II had been
served upon the occupants Nj Co.'s knew OF II ~ he
to the once Of the Board and dosred 70 have the
order modified.
the order was servedf
Mr.. Blss-f can't say.
Judge Sutherland would like 70 know what harm could
possibly result from granting this wrts Was there not
doubt enough the case 70 allow review ON thoes
ques,,onsl Here body authorized 70 ~ sum-
mary powers IN the suppression Of nuisances Undcr
that authority they stopped the business Of defendant
Must they not notice upon the defendant 10 deon-
tnuo his business before he could be declared guilty OF
misdemeanori He, the Judge thought such should
DO the course
After further argument the Court took the papers
and adjourned the case until Friduy next, the
prisoner being recommitted.
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.

The calendar was large yesterday. but number OF
cascs postponed consequences OF the absence Of
material Witnesses
Henry N. Ladder charged with stealing pockebook
containing $50 from Evan Hoops, IS New Bowery, on
the i2lh OF April pleaded guilty attempt a. grand
larceny He was sent 70 tho Peneniiary for year
Anne Garland, who stole forty.eiRht pairs o. unmado
pants the property Of Isaac Lem Co, $40 Broadway,
on the 10Th Of July, pleaded guilty 70 an attempt 81
grand larceny.
Charles King and Raymond Carr indicted for stealing
gold watch valued al $780, from tho person OF Henry
Neal while standing in front Of Demonicos Hotel,
pleaded guilty petty larceny from the person. These
prisoners were remanded for sentence
Dennis Hart youth, who stole f42 worth OF clothing
from the house OF Robert D. Brewer No 10 Jones street,
Was sent 20 the House Of Refuge
James O'Conneli placed on Trial charged with
stealing so worth OF stens tho property Of Naliby O.
lane. Az the fconioua intent was wanting, Assistant
District Attorney Bedford abandoned the prosecution.
and Ne Amy rsnisrsdA vsrlict az not entity.
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AT sale very good attendance,
and with spirited bidding, full prices In all
grades realized than the msrtet value The sse
for government account comprising 0sT bales IN.
GLIDING 3g0 bsss Mobile nj 81 No. for strictly mddng
81 ~ for low midding 2skc for good ordinary, 27hc
and 27c. 2iHc for rebaled; s27 bales Savannah At
Soc for rood mddline, 32,ta Tor low middling, soac
Tor good ordinary, use for low ordinary l3c for pick
ings, $50. for rebaled COS bales Florida AT s5ac for
strictly niidlns, axe for low miidling, IAc. for
nary, 1870 Tor pickipgs, &c. for rebaled; s5e bales
New Orleans at 32c for low midd ng, 2Dhc for good
ordinary 70 20 for ordinary. 2<Ao for low ordinary,
lac TO- p,ckinRs, 27c. for rebacd; III bales
s So Sses rss.lod and aso for - bales
rebaled az bales and bags Nashville, OF s5Nc FOE
strictly middling, slhc- for low middling 2shc for
good ordinary 2o for pickngs 17o bales and bags re-
baed at 26kc 2s,4c., and bale ssa Island, Jaw SIN.
FaEiaHrs were quiet but very nrm. The engagements
vereIo Liverpool ast evening" 1000 bushels corn At
4Ad, and per steamer 200 bales cotton At led, and
laat evening" 2i.000 bushels corn a. bd 40 London
steamer 220 bbls rosln al rs Cd To Bremtn-lO0 tons
logwood at lbs, $50 bhdA tobacco al la Cd. l6s,
mud leo cases do At Sc Cd Coal frelghts are lowct
The current rates arc M fcllows:-To New Haven
81 rs, and TO ports 10 Rhode Island, 81 e5 Rates Of
ireisht 10 Southern cossiwise pors as foows:-
70 taysnnah and Charleston So 10c and 40c, 70 Key
West i2Ac. per FOOT and 75c. per bbl TO Pensacola,
r ~, Po es foot. and q per Dbl 70 A,s' iaHs iSs
gallon; 70 New Orleans. &C., &c. and Csc. to
| Galveston, l2xc per foot aud t0c per 100 lbs
TIE charters are - Brtsh bark now In New Haven.
81 3D. or " TO port on The Continent between hsvrc
and nsmourg o. ono W Trieste, 500 bblA petroleum,
o. pd, Norwegian BRIG Cork fos oricrs patrol m
a. ~ Italian bask corn 10 Brissi CasdiG Newport.
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There wac IN increased nrmness perceptible IN the
wheat market, prices having advanced &c. q &C. per
bushel under . small supply. The sales we're 1000
bushels q - % for white 6enessee and 81 IS - 50
for amber State. Corn advanced fully &c
under fAir demand chiefly for export sales 1855 900
bushels n 80 s3c FOR mixed Western, and &c for
inferior. 0aas duh and closed with prices trins
on Sales, 8S 900 BUSHELS Al soc 4oc for Milwaukee,
sc. for state and A2c Asc FOR Chicago. fair de-
mand prevailed for rye the sales comprising 10000
bushels, chiefly Western, M Sc. q0c, and Canada,
81 20. Barley and malt were dull and nominaiiy un
changed. The shpmonts from the ports OF Chicago,
Milwaukee and Toledo for the week ending September
wereBualo, S,7s bbla nour sol. 503 bushels wneat
bushels corn ios bushels oats ~ ~ Dnsne's
wheat bushels corn and for Port Coibcrne o6
bushels wheat lis. 925 bushels corn.
CvyvKR The market steady, with . moderate de-
mAnd No sales wsre heard Of separate from . few
small iots second hand.
CorroN.-rhe market, previous 70 the auction. sales
was rather quiet but very nrm- The business Of the
day, however was large amounting In the aggregate to
500 bales receipts 600 baiee The market closed with
upward tendency particularly for high grades. which
vigorously sought after for spanning and Shipment
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COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

corpr or GrrpaI sxsuoSs--A. D. Russell City
Judge prcsdlng: Cunning a Bedford Jr, for the PEG.
Pile The people va Thomas MADDEN, John n DIX, Ceiis
Kelly, Ezs Aiken, Louisa Maxwell, VIM. Levy jose
phne Eddlnston, Mary sheridan, Csthm1ne Healey,
george Deegem, VIM " Bonacum grand larceny same
VIM n. Mccvorv, James Tighe John Donovan,
Patrick Conner. Michael McGinnie, robbery. same w.
James Fhzpasrtck burglary. Same w Samuel Crook,
Jacob Rnesnberg, Andrew Ryan, receiving stolen goods
Same Charles lie Roux fsonious assAut and pat'ey
same Va John n. IrRyp.
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COMMERCIALS REPORT.

.---4A>-A4<. - "WEDNESDAY, Sept 12-6 p. "
AsHxs Receipts, IL bbls. Pots scarce and firm
at s. rs. small sale pearl made al $l2
BIxADsIUrrs Receipts, 1900 bbs. -four IT'S
bushels wheat l20Al0 do corn, zoos do OATS 6sls do
rye and $40 do malt The market for State and West
ern hour continued active and further advance Of loc
2oc per Dbl. established, chiefly medium grades
OF sound which very scarce and wanted The sales
comprised 900 bbl at ourevised quotations corrected
Southern flour was armer and quite active sales 500
bbls. No sales OF Canada -four have TRANSFERRED Rye
-four was in fair demand and rm with sales Of 300 bbs
a. s5 SO 90 49, or corn meal notice sales Of 200
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PORT or NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER u, 1855.

Cleared.
Steamship Malta (Br) Macauay, Ldverpool-E Cunsrd
Steamship MORO Castle. Adams. HsvanA-Garrison n
Steamship Trade Wind Champion, Galveston spoSord.
stesmsh,p Agnes Bourne Norfolk, City Point and Rch-
steamship a.,ass: kias Norfolk, CITY roin, and R,eA-
sss.msa n saIsor Morgan, Bos.onTw Clyde
ship Grahsms Policy, Burgess An.werp-w y schmdrs
s.rs Trsns, Is~, s: vs1snes-simy.op Glspp
Bark John Carver. Manchester. New Bsdford-Fsrsasoa
Brig Ambrose Light, Simpson. Boson-Nilier I HousA-
schr A Ryder. Booth, Lsvsoca and Indsnola-N Mo-
schf wstsusa. Howard. Washington Nc-Dibbls. worsS
SsSr $ r Goodwin, waterbury stamford.
Steamer N Stevens Chance. BaItImore--w Dssell.
Steamer wsmsutts. Fish, New Bedfcrd-Fsrgusoa
Arrived.
Steamship City OF Manchester tBr Jones Liverpool, aug
Is: Biz = * SsssS &
ssiss S%'s ss @ g.
o%:ss ss:l:s s. ss ii AZ s:
@ cA $s;' ~ Z: .1g; : s
sG% n. cy A n .f 4 20
s:o shIp soa.kArd bound y; same day; Pm la ~
lon 9 H. passed steamship Pennsylvania Asnos for Isss1
s..m.siP oa city Stewart sosl. SEPT. WIN n.::!
steamship Merced. hence Mobile: 10Th, LAT 81 lbioA
n o. stssmships Quaker City. hence for Chsressas
and Montgomery bounds. = -
hours with cotton. Ar, 10 ooodspcod.
Steamship Mclita (Br), Hardie Philadelphia, TO rapeoss
Bros Go. :.
ship Neptune, Peabody, liverpool Avg With ndse ma
&C. exchanged signals with Rr bark Myrtle, bound r.
shlp Mnnehaha tBrl, Mctirath Londonderry 80 days.
with m9se and ~ passengers. 70 q kncr -
Bark Jewcss tBrl, Stevens. Bombay, FEB r. wa hnn1s
tins June ~ With nssed 10 70 master, Passed Caps Of
Bsrs Alice Tsinp.r tBr Murray Liverpool a days viii
rdse 10 Smith Cunning. Has had hsnt westerly wnds
BARI camsIis sIsi,, Rir.o xaiasa IS days. with wns.
Bsri 80. lBr Card, Cow Bay. days. with coal 70
Brig Arerieus Hand cet,e A. days with wines James
Henry. 1he A arrived on the llth.)
with ioewccd and fu.c, 70 y whitney 4 Co.
Brig Rival tBr). White. Lnean II days, With coal, 70
Brig Lirht simpson, Rondout FOR Boston.
shr JAS Naxhcd, May Llng2n, n days, with coal 70
otsswa tBr Pie Harvey Nh, 10 dsys With iumsss.
70 r I MENUS SON
schr Gov Y Smith. Gisddlng Baltimore
kchr Union, Denson Macblas
Rrhr Union, pennf~ou, Machias
achr Vim Burden, Adams Boston.
Schr Gen Taylor, Mayo welfs-
Hchr Mouson johnson. Providence.
schr Barrett Nickerscn. Providence.
schr Moses Peten Carlson. New Haven.
echr Y Wells, Kelsey Porsnd, Conn.
schr sratton carderiy Fxabethport for Providsnrs
sShrF Bell. Brewster, Port Jefferson
SShr Free Wind Tucker, Port Jefferson
schr yssh, lie KTonaele from cruise 70 the sssAs
ward
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WAIKIKI Lead 100, selling at 81 S. Gunnell Gold sold
at 81 49, Holman Gold 40, Croxer 100, Keystone Bill
yer 12c., Montana Gold &c
The Bank of England return for the week ending
August % follows compared with the statement Of
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S HIP PING NEW S.

YoRH-fRys DAT.
RreRp. ........... 3S Moon ~
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The following Is the Bank OF France return for the
week ending August 30:-increase: Cash, / million;
bills 10 10th miliions notes. 10 1sd miions treasury
account loiz millions Decrease Current accounts,
millious advances stationary The bank has reduced
its rate of discount from 81 per cent The Dullio
continues TO accumulate steadily.
The exports exclusive of spece) from tho por. New
York Tor the week ending September H. and since tho
commencement Of the year, compare as follows with
those Of the corresponding periods 1894 and 1906:
1854 1855 1865
For tho week 49,. s52s6.40s s2323,6s0 5000, $50
Previously reped l46097,656 1885, $50 1874 $500
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

First Session. O;30 A. M.
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8aliamiren BET, Ipbten.


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( !, ig.. einsn Bid bistsr lssri6tst!
Gin gan, nfnrr Carpet S'obr.
e. 0latb ilnD ErDreu.


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Ye1cn! 9elen!I

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Der npalriot" Dnhltobr.

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