The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-16


Surviving him. the requests Va the win are val!d TO the
extent OF hait and more session laws OF looo,
chapter 500 COLI snd the esislo aisu inssae -
guest OF held 10 be valid l. subject 70 the pay
nent Of The annuity Of seven hundred coiars TO his
Aaron B. Belknap Proctor for executor.
COURT OF efsFql SESSIONS.
The New Park Bank Indcied as a Nuisance
-!S e41 BY the Grand Jury.
4&..sfa f. Before Judge RUSSELL
Al the opening Of ice courl yesterday The Grand
Jury orouglt a number Of indictments and re-
sunsd the discharge OF their duties Among the bills
presented BY the Indictment against the
Prs,den, and Directors or the PARK Bank for slegsd
u,-dsmeaasEs Our reporter osdsrsood that the City
Judge directed tho clerk 10 issue bench warrant for
TIE OF the Defendants and the charge 10 not
felony not improper slate this fac although the
parties are not yctin custody.
Tho following ccpy Of the 2'sN 1888 Ast
ft s4 f ISp,cTyESr.ss siSHeg ST.
Cfv and County Of Ntte York, S-The Jurors OF the
people OF the STATE o. New York in AID for the body
Of the ciy and county Of New York, upon sbeH oath,
/ : hat ths President, Directors and Company Of the
National ARK BaaS ate Of The Second ward Of he city
o. Ke~ York. nile county Of New York aforesaid, on
tie first day Of October, IN the year of Lord
thousand eight hundred ana sixty seven, ANA divers
o.her days and times between hat day aud the day OF
taxing tnis inquiriion wi.h force and arms, at the
ward. City aud county Aois.aid, the dwelling
house OF divers Inhabitants OF tho city aud county of
New York, asl divers public streets and CON-
mon higsays IA the said city and county Of New York,
tnea and there IN ain street there called and known
as Br adway, in tho Second ward thereof, beng
common highway used for all tho inhab-
iiants OF said city and county 10 CO. return
pass ana repas 'ns,r Tree ~n ma ana p nnd
erect aud to be put UP and erected over and be-
FOND the line o. tho sdesalk aud street certain
columns OF and marble and did then and there,
the said otnsr days aud times there unawfuily per-
nit and suffer the said columns q stone and marble to
be aud remain III and upon the said street. known and
called Broadway the second ward OF the said city
tthe said street osns then and there common nigh
SPACE OF ten days, whereby the said common highway
Aforesaid then and the said other days for
Gays respectively obstructed straened and blocked
Up, ~ thar the inhabitants O. said city aud county
poaid not then and on the said other days and
Times go, retura pass, r,pass and labor in,
through and along tue common highway afore-
.aid, as they ought and were wont and
nuisance only o. all the Inhabitants OF the SAID city
ami county OF New York. there residing nhabi!ing aud
dwelling bat also to the inhab aals OF the said city Of
New York, there passing and repassug IN by
and through the said puoc streets and common high
WAYS, contiguous 10 the SAID common nuisance, ana
sgaiast The peace OF the people Of the State Of New
A oxKEY HALL, District Attorney.
True BilL-CHARLES II HASWELI, Foreman.
It's rumored that the complainant, who appeared be-
fore the Grand Jury, was Mr.. Knox, Of Broadway.
Late In tho afternoon officer attached to the Dis
trc Attorneys Office politely apprsed the defendants
OF the action OF the Grand jury aud doubt they will
appear before the and furnish the necessary bail
pending the tria OF the indicm ent 1t is doubtful,
however, the takes place. for, doubt the
alleged nuisance will be abated very speedily.
BURGLARY.
Charles Mompsr was tried and convicted Of burglary
IN the third degree, he, In connection with another
man. having entered the store Of Charles Ze..ler No
ls4 Bo~ery on the night Of the 9Th Of August Three
ysvolvess and two Dsrnger pistols wero stosn Tho
prisoner arrested in the act Of selling one Of tho
81 the burglary The City Judge ssntsncsd him to the
etats Prison TO! I've years
LARcENIES.
Sebastian Harris pleaded guilty to indictment for
grand larceny charging him with stealing on the 18th
RobeT, W. pcksy' No. AS BrOsdwsy. Hs was sen, 10
the state Prison Tor three years.
james Anderson, who was indicted for grand larceny
pleaded guilty TO attempt 10 commit that offence
He charged with stealing on the 10Th OF September
box OF boots. valued at s56. from the store Of Meaa
Sing Sing Prison for year. and month";
William Dowd and William Parry pleaded guilty to an
On Of the LIST officer discovered the
prisoners in the act Of attempting 70 break into the fur
nisbing store Of James Peason $50 sixth avenue, and
arrested them. Sentence was postponed.
AcQUnTALs.
William Doran, who jointly indicted with two
meu named iiler and wntworh. cnarsed with bur-
glsry In the third degree placed on Trial The tes
s.te%y. was made 10 Surgarioasy enter the
premises Of Cornelius Burns, loo Bowcry. de-
and towards evening he followed whitworth up
stairs end him have 'jimmy" In his hand and on
examining the door Of Mr.. Burns Office marks
which appeared 10 have been made with . Jimmy"
The officer tcstied that Doran standing outside Ia
company with Miller The jury evidently bad doubts as
whether the accused acting 10 concert with Whit
worth, for they rem dcled verdict Of not guilty.
william Harr son, boy, wa: charged BY Joseph
Hough ian OK member % the Metropolitan Police De-
partmentl with attempting 10 steal gold watch from
him on tie 10TH Of me. Tue accused showed by his
employer that boy OF excellent character and
the Judge 10 his charge. ntmaed that there some
thing and unreliable about the testimony
aainst him. rhejury rendered verdict Of guilty,
without leaving their seats.