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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26

able foreign Her trade is next only 20 that of
England and her shipping interests though considerably
crippled by the late war, are yet very large. Her
citizens like their English cousins travel on business or
for pleasure all the world; but the former, unlike
the latter not always protected by their govern
meDt, although the United States command
powerful navy and could much easier than
England ndignty regardless Of consequences
without jeOpardzing the healthy American principle OF
noninterfcrcncc with European affairs But the foreign
policy Of tins country tame and hesatng TO say moth
ing OF the cases in which it was trucking to Europe
during Southern Rebellion. Then England. France,
and SPAIN taking the outbreak Of that Rebellion TO be
the deaknel Of this Union, which they would fam see
destroyed them to have their way more ON
this continent FASTENED to help the Rebels and come
over as eynced in the Spanish attempt against the indie
Icndence Of St. Domingo and the Francospamsh
Intervention in Mexico However. the Union emerged
from the contest stronger than and our Government
has done nothing yet beyond requiring France to with
draw from Mexico; but continues TO hesitate even on
American affairs, as may be seen in the case OF
Cuba where her sons have been maufuy fighting these
ten months fOrreedom and national independence, and
vaiy request our free Government to recognize them
begerents against Of the very Powers that
20 hostile to US during that fearful contest. But
Government has a bill Of damages against England,
growing Of her completely with tho Rebellion, and
whholds recognition from the Cuban patriots lest 1t
should affect the payment Of the bill meet with Euro
pean dsapprova This policy, to say the least Of it, Ia
unworthy of the United States whose Government should
up the hight Of the nation which it repre-
scnts and take such measures as will efectualy insure
American rights abroad, and speed the withdrawal OF
every European Power from this hemisphere.
NCC York, Aug, 20, 1909 AMERlCIs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

A meeting of the Board of Police Commits
sloners was held yesterday morning. Capt j. W. Hartt
OF the Twenty Precinct was transferred to the Nine
teenh Precinct Henry Hutchlng transferred TO the
Tyenty.third. Roundsman Horace g. Clarke Of the
Twentynlnth Precinct transferred to the Twenty
eighth and Roundsman Charles NJ Granger from the
First 10 the Forty-secOnd Precinct There were also
number OF transfers OF patrolmen and doormen Patrol
man Henson II. Lent OF the Fourteenth Precinct was
made TOuudsman and transferred to the Eleventh Pre-
cnc THE resignation OF Clinton Il. OsgOOd late one OF
rho clerks in the Fire Marshals Office, was accepted
Another session was held in the afternoon, when the fol-
lowing new rules were adopted:
Rne No. Every paromsn detailed 10 speeA dnty N The ely
o SswYork under pursuant section 70 Of chapter 4oJ Of Tie
aws Of 1854 and regular and special paoman detailed 10 special
duy In the City NewYork any bank inuuucfohee bankers
brokers' Office hotel theater office Of ohc OF the General
Government report daily the Detective once NO
Nuberryt sergeant captain Command at such lime as
NAV be prescribed such officer subject 20 The regulation o the Board
and not proper performance Of duty All such
specially detailed aforesaid 10 Brooklyn VIII report IN
Ike al the Office Of tie Inspector In Brooklyn
That Rule No 45 be and The hereby amended 20 ~
Captains Sergeant and ROuudsmeu excepting such Of
them as assigned detective duty, shall the
from wearing prescribed uniform only when at home when
attending public worship going tosud returning from the
or when their precincts by permission Of the Board Cap
tsp Mil this rule by the Board In special cases The
cans gloves shields badges emb devices belts and buttons sl
orespoud with sample deposited the cloth the Central
Department will be buOued at al times when members Of
tLe Ercesr on
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A WIFE WANTED.

Superintendent Kennedy yesterday received
letter from James Bell a gunner in the LIST battery OF
the Twentyhfth Brigade, Royal Artillery dated julia
pahar Dareelng Bengal East India" The writer sets
forth that in 1852 he then living in this city with HE
wife, Margaret, at No. 70 Westinghouse He then bore
his right name Arthur william Faar Soon afterward he
went to Connecticut and for six months worked on rail
road bu Incoming disgusted sailed for Scotland without
acquainting his wife, whom he had left behind
reptly FAIRS prospects we're not much improved
by his return for he enlisted in the Royal Artillery
under the name Of James Bell In all these years nc mas
not written his wife Having lost all trace OF her. ana
wishing TO learn II she DO living, ana 10 DC
again united her he addressed this letter 20 supern-
teudent Kennedy. Faar thinks his missing wife i, II
living engaged IN the millinery business, and she may
nossLly have reassumed her maiden name OF Margaret
Crawford She was born In Londonderry, Ireland anO
there he married her. The case was gwen to Oihcer
McWatters who has charge OF the Bureau OF Lost Per
sons with directions to fully investigate II. and II pos
sije ascertain the Whereabouts OF Mrs Faar, and COM
Inuulcate with the husband.
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CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tee Hogan committed for examination Henry Myer
rich, felow-tenant. at No. 67t Greenwchst. For
having stolen OF harness. valued at <G0 from Michael
Kennedy OF No. 270 Greenwlch.st, Henry Cantfcr. a
German cartman was committed to the TOmbs Tho ac-
cused who arrested by Officer McGbney OF the Third
Precinct, confessed his guilt Christian and Charles
Start, aud Charles Hunt. alias Chas W. Flood in whose
possession, 90 No 4 East Fftcenthst found the
property stolen from Willard Whitman Of North Adams,
Mass and Others, the particulars OF which nave been
given In THE TRIBUNE, were brought before Justice
Hogan yesterday morning. and on complaint o. H. j.
Willard Of tho above rm the accused were committed TO
await an examination.
At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Alderman Miller, Michael Hogan was committed in
Purcell OF the Seventh Precinct while the latter was in
the discharge Of his duty He made several attempts TO
the Blacksmith" aged n. charged with having en-
tered the dwelling Of Mrs Elizabeth D0rr No 81 Alen-st,
while the occupant was gone TO market yesterday morn
iug having accidentally left the house door unlocked
As he about walking of with an armful OF clothing
and other articles ~ considerable value, the owner re-
turned and raised an alarm The Thief was arrested ana
was committed for % further examination. James
tanned s5j from Henry Alexander OF No 6is Grands by
representing himself as messenger employed by the
Sht..a FOR e"ectUg money. t... -s
At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice LedWith John Thomas. q boer-makcr,
were charged by George W. skillen OF No. AL West
- fascph Sai~e No Al? West Twentieth-st on Tues
day afternoon aud earned OFF SEQ worth or sYerwalc
property was found on their persons Wheh arrested
Two accomplces escaped. They were committed with
ton admitted TO bail 10 answer the charge of haVps
-r"fcn piece ~ cloth valued at $50 from william D.
Woods, No j Great JOheHst on inc ga INST. y,
Richardson, Cypriau. preferred complaint against NJ
g. Fust, gaudiy young man. Tor dlsordefy con
and struck her IN the face, but al
though n seemed To be clear case and The gir bore tue
arS If he Ffh District Temporarily filing Justice
Lcdwlths place refused to entertain the charge
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quested him to prescribe something which would alay
the nervousness and induce sleep -Four powIers were
compounded by DR. PIHmer and given TO Mt klett with
instructions to give one every two hours until the desired
result attained. At u o'clock p m OH iuesday one
Of the powders given by Mr. klelt, anu TWO hours
later another Instead OF producing sleep inns rendered
the woman unconscious aud she eontnGga IN WIS Gondl
ton until yesterday morning, about udyHsn nen she
was seized with spasms followed by commissions. A
messenger at once dispatched for Dr. Iduer On his
arrival he examined the patient, ana hnuo t mat
there was no cause for alarm The COMMISSIONS had by
this time ceased, and he declared the woman was sleep
ing quietly, and would be better. lie "shcu Io e
remaining powders and when they were gwen MIN,
placed them in his pocket and uneoremopou9I e,t the
house. The woman continued 10 grow iapIuy worse,
despite the assertion OF Dr Pumer that she was oecom,
ing better and died at @ o'clock a. M Inc huueh ana
suspicious death the reported h Tue cOfO-
ners Office and later IN the day. Coroner htcnaD pro-
cccded the house to hold an inquest learning the
circumstances he decided 10 hold inquest until
post norton examination OF the body had pcch made,
and the actual cause OF death ascortained.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK, ,'','''''''hubN'' ~
49, ~

PORT OF EBw.YORE. ....'.,...'' '..'''''''Ansa" Z"
CLEARED.
e,ip,-Nebraska Guard Liverpool Mas n1nso,
Galveston; Saragossa, Ryder 'haIle,toh hoeoo'
virginia Nr.,ey Wilmington, n CT T. G. Knight pehW Geose
clyde ,trst Rector SewBelfOd Ashland, CTo"o BOSTON,
"sstnl. ,E,9ot Whitman. Liverpool
SUI. gt,i.t.l Drummond Hamburg.
siRrgolo Gaguo Bristol Eng Inee San Gh'oner 49,
GgismS Trapaa Peuarth Roads Tor orders u ptaPsl
eufAe lima and a market - Kennedy simmons 81 nv,
Bottonc Morning Light liotchks Artoyv
D. s N Grauba Strout Savannah Henry lie bsnce
Schr V.rtros, Roberts lIarbor island OtheIo bligkr "a
CarhEe Al Richards Irving Charleston Delmar L9nA
weston Ibr,on willis Washington, c. Juy fouh OOoD'
~ 49, ~, Ela Jane, WATSON, Bridgeport
pos'o"' ARRIVED.
ht, s,r,togs Alexander Richmond mdse ana pass
Ship liad'u nm. Ea Scudder Francisco 700 days mde
snip ptJ D.radOes is days molasses Lei 10 port bgs NARY
Brf day Eastern Star fo'er iof Ne"'ioA
In days ,,, Turo Cienuegos 20 days sugar -,
bg g,n Carroll NeguabO. T. IT, ~ lays sugar and mOlasAes
bIs I'm Freeman Baker ~ Martins 10 GAYS saI
Brs wells Wells lahaeoa Z H. u days sugar and molasse"
helr' ot NJ AtwOOd Raymond, Curacao das SAT-
h'ht H. liz n Moody Abbott Para 20 days rubber &C.
ecu" 49, RETURNED. .
. .uha Rood hence Duukltki Aug a. 10 miles b. Y .,
BARK isnd coded with bark Fsence Baker Boud hence O'
iom tue before reported, and returned for repairs
"o1''''''' DOMESTIC PORTS.
LOO Irg "a Arrived, steamship Montins, from Pan
SAS fHh, on Hong Kong Cleared lnmua iOr Queenstown
ans sI rIPP,.sder for Bakers Island via Honolulu
sailed ''u'' FOREIGN PORTS.
AM 25.-The steamship CITY Of Antwerp IRON new
4 ~ r. it arrived at this port to-day -, al, ,,r
SorTH,sProS aug line SHREWSBURY 'No ''"'4 ' 49,
to.d,y for BalumorefNh
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RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.

Harlem, and the upper regions of New ork,
are to have the advantages Of female college Rutgers
the only institution for young women in this part OF our
State that has college charter, announces that IL VIII
open next month at two points one In Harlem, and the
other on FIfh-aye., usual This uptown division OF
the institution will have the same arrangements ana
methods the Ffthaye. division. As the college holds
some lots of ground Morning Side-ayei on which
buildings To be erected In few years this movement
toward the north end Of the island step toward the
permanent establishment Of the college in that region
At present and probably for several years tie work VIII
go just before at the city Locations but in time tins
will be abandoned for the TOOmy and elevated stu
alton before auded to. The prospect OF such an nsttu
ton, with its college studies and professors It's meeoro
logical observing station, &C. eXctcs good deal OF
lminIe.l amomg The Iosdents Of MaIlem and VICINITY.
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COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB PICNIC.

The members of the Columbia Yacht Club
and their friends held their first annual picn yesterday
afternoon at Shady short distance up the Hud-
son. on the NewJersey shore. The party TO the number
OF 300 or more left the club house. foot Of West Fifty
scveDtst al ii o'clock A. M in the yachts belonging %
the Club and after an hours pleasant sa the grounds
were reached. They were joined here by number OF
the marty who went up by special steamer. A rural
luncheon was Iarakcu OF In the hotel attached 10 the
grounds. after which dancing was INDUCED IN until
n m when they returned 20 the city apparently well
pleased with their days recreation. The officers ~ the
Club at present are: Commodore j. A. Weaver Vice.
Commodore, G. T. Tompkus Secretary, &. VI. Armstrong
Treasurer, G.. W. Osborne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
Suicide BY POISONING.

On Tuesday evening, Charles Malitzky, a
native Of Poland aged 50 years took dose of arsenic In
his saloon No Wlliamst for the purpose OF self
destruction. Deceased was at time head-waiier at
the Elm Park Garden, and several months since he
opened lagcrbier saloon of the above place. Recently
his place was closed by tho authorities, aud s was soon
followed by the loss OF his situation al Elm fafk Iese
msfortunes preyed upon his mind that he determined
commit suicide lie procured the arsenic from drS
efore IN the BOwcry near HOustOn.st alleging that he
wanted il to XIII rats He soon confessed that he had
taken the poison, and ne removed 20 the OAK 81
POIceStatI0n, where Dr. Hudson administered cmetrs,
hut without effect Malitzly removed 20 his resi-
druce and died yesterday afternoon. Coroner Keenan,
Will hold an inquest today.
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CORPORATION Iotit,s.
ARTMENT.--TG

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-Io
~ SEWER COSTRACrORs-SeparN SEALED PROPOSALS.
each with the title Of the work 20 which h relates the
II o'clock Monday August 30 1909 for thstoasOeuoh Of sew
e u the following localities. VIZ: . - A.. In 1.,h
Spec 3-u street between "a aud LsrugtonSes Also ttn
aud between 3tayenue aud East River ard IN
bet 49th aed 50th.sta ..,..n D..h,o..e.
Caroline street. between Duane aud Jays
Broadway and Elm; Centre Markpce bet Graoa anu
u bet Cebtr, aud Muberrystree. .x.,n. "a
Spec IS-Iu s,h to and through
Snsc i6iu 81 avenue bet s3d and iOhsreea 80 =. -, =,
Spc I-In Il2th street bet LIST aud Slaves
and ath ayes ehsteet bet Avenue aud Harlem n'b VIZ
See Is-Iu 7th street between IsaVe and Avenue D.
Snsc ig-Iu Duanesret between William ana i1oe'h
at bet Gouverneur Montgomery Goerck ADO Nooa ~,
R,iuron ana Stanton Sheriff street. between sna
s Prince Mott and Mulberry Avenue A. oe~ " anu W.
and IN lst-aye, bet 1th and sh~s .n. - 4. A..,,. A
Spec 2O-0utlet sewer IN 6lstsd ana SAs h'e' ~" " "
bet 6lst and Insists .o, - -, ,oo. .,.
So % -1LSrret aud +thayeS and In I1thta oee Az
aud 3Layea, w,h branches . ,oA ,. and A R,eeyss
BASINS in this specification ,... and b.
Snsc 2t-IIuderoHnt Draius between 59th and
tween 4th and sth avenues 49,, , oas.,
pronoss, will the time be received IoL PAe
from IIth Nicolson pavement .nd rns
che pl,ns for these works can be seen aSl ePsSNN~
Gr Lds obtained, on application az this once
ROBT. L. DARRAGH, Z Cfo'h AN-
GEO. \ GREENE
Nsw.YoIk August II. 1904
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fnttrnnI Htbtnnt.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF !, MEX ME- a.
" NAL REVENUE FOR THE THlRIIShS0SD piS
TIIR STATE OF NEW YORK, COMPRISING Iltk flSl
AND FOURTH WARDS OF THE CITY OF NEW s
law that have received Hon e
The isis Of Valuations aud Bnumeaons OF property
der the provide Internal Revenue 70 sappO snpo,,
~ nav interest on the Public Debt and for other pusss o
june TO- 1864 and the Acts amenditoy thereto appg
INV m 1896 and March 1867; that the duties ana AtSs
therein have become aud payable ani tAA VIII Nv s ,
BY deputy for the collection OF he % ~ T gpt lie h ay "a
August 1869 Inclusive between the hours oil "s'eA D anu
o'clock, ,.....,,. ,hs S,eea Taxes on Businesses,
I'd. anJ Professions the taIes on Cs,sges D.tu
"a ,c.s Gold aud Plate for the year ending hy INV
vi ,b Tres npon incomes for the ending December 81 1905
.o shall the sums due by them rsspeculey
o The lists aforesaid within the time hereby specified Sh De-
a. neuies prescribed Dated Newlork JulS
come "N''' " Wv JOSHUA =. BAILEY Collector
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THE SOUTH PACIFIC RAILROAD INJUNCTION.
In the Chambers of the Court of Common
Pleas yesterday before Judge Daily IN the case OF James
b. HOdgskn and others agt The South Pacific Railroad
Company and Its Directors in which an Injunction was
some time ago issued pde, on the representations OF
the plaintiff restraining the Of certain OF tho Com
panys first mortgage bonds Joseph H. ChOate, counsel
for the Company moved, upon papers showing the com
plee authority TO Issue these bonds and giving the WhOe
history of the Companys transactions relating thereto
for dissolution of all the nunctIons hitherto granted IN
the After hearing argument by Charles Wehle
counsel for plaintiff Judge DAILY sand that from the state
ment OF the made by plaintiffs COUNSEL lie was
convinced that there never had been ground what
ever for granting an Injunction, and order was ac
cordngy entered dissolyng all the njuGctions hitherto
granted In the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
G.. VI. LAWRENCE, ALIAS MOTT BEDELL, TIL
COMMISSION MERCHANT"

The examination in the case of &. NJ. Law
renee charged with having derauded the Harlem saw
ngs Bank by inducing the Cashier, Isaac Andersoh' 10
cash worthless check on the Eighth National Bankwas
continued yesterday morning before Justice Led"t AT
the Jefferson Market Police Court The complainant,
Isaac Anderson upon crosse animation sara mat ne
had held his Office in the bank since March L. lie silu
that the day in question: August 10, the PRESIDENT
OF the bank Joshua H. Bates, had hahded
him the check drawn by Lawrence before Law.
renee conferred with the Cashier, saying that
the prisoner known 10 him. and that everything was
all right He aerWard called him into the back roOln
and introduced him 10 Lawrence, who then asked MIN 10
cash the check which the witness did though was not
customary cash unceTttied check Pearson H. klpp
of the Eighth National Bank was also sworn ana eN
amned his testimony showing that LawrenCes account
with their bank had been closed up Though the book had
not returnedl the nth inst the very day the
check presented for payment further hearing OF
evidence was postponed until to-day at 9 a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

At o'clock yesterday morning, the cengre-
CATION of the Episcopal Church In Abingdon square,
assembled near the of seventyhirdSt and Lex.
pgonave to witness the laying Of the cornerstone OF
their new church edhce. The IRev. Cornelius b. smith,
assisted by the Rev. Hiram II. Cole and the Rev James
H. Morgan ofciated After Introductory ceremonies
the laid and leaden box, containing
copy OF the Bible, the Episcopal Prayer-Book, ana e
Journal OF the Protestant Episcopal Convention held
September, 1865 were deposited IN the stone alec COPY
OF the Memorial Sermon delivered by the Rev refer
Chimney the former pastor OF the St. James Church and
copies Of the York daily papers The edhce Is iU1X
feet gurmOuned by sprelet So feet In hight III VIII
cost when completed, about $4,000 The style OF archl
lecture after the English gothic The outer portions OF
the walls built Of alternate sections OF red, white, ana
blue stone The pastor the Rev. C. b. Smith made few
remarks pertinent 10 the OCCASION after which the cher
uersed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
rMnEzzIEMrNT BY A CLEnK.

On the 18th inst, Oscar Tway, age 1G years,
employed as a clerk by Mcssrs Vests, Bradley Carey,
at No. 800 Broadway was sent TO the Merchants tx.
change National Bank with check for $780, with direc
tons 10 get the cashed He did So but instead OF
returning with the proceeds, started off on pleasure
trip visiting ROckaway, Long Branch. ana other places
along the scashOre until nearly the entire amount OF TIE
Tnly and Tully arrested Tway in Henryst, and locked
him up at Police Headquarters. Later ~ mo DAY The
prisoner taken before Justice Hogan al tie IOmOs
Police Court, aud committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
DISHONEST RAILROAD MEN.

To the EditOr OF The Trtdune'
SIR: Permit me to expose swlndling
practice carried on by of the employees Of the Hud
son River Railroad Company. On Wednesday, the 18TH
inst attempted TO pass through the Thrtethst Depot
door TO take the q p train conductor STeen MS
sropcd becausc had with basket OF peaches, ana
was told that must take them TO the DaggageIOO una
sId tI,m as extra baggage winch dd-charges, 25c:
r5vng AZ my destinations and receiving the basket OF
Reaches directly from the baggage-car found that
at0ut ouetlrd OF them had been taken out stolen by
tbe various employees on the train, aud learn from
ofhcrs that tins Is Of daily occurrence. H. A, r.
IoU0hkeeISic, Aug. 23 1863.
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WIDENING THE MORRIS CANAL.

To the RAZOR Of The Tribune
SIR: When so many other improvements are
bepg made in NewJersey wish to call the attention Of
the public to the great advantages that would arise from
widening the Morris Canal II TINS canal were maze
Soc feet vide and deep enough 10 float large vessels u
,SSnld so facilitate the transportation OF freight that
,Le extended water front would attract manufacturers
& H. hundreds OF acres of unimproved lands winch he
south of the Canal would DO immensely enhanced IN
value. Is it not strange that the thng mas he'st
attempted
Netc. York Aug. Is, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
COMBINATIONS.

Returns Of process having been made in the
United States District Court before Judge Batchford,
and no claimants appearing for any OF the following de-
tcribed property, il condemned by default: Four
eases glass buttons marked H. b., s59eG2" % barrels
smoking tobacco, found at No 432 Eighth ave. quantity
OF whisky, found at No. 432 FTstaye; three barrels
whisky found at No. 80 Fultonst five barrels whisky,
found ut No 30 Fultonst and five barrels whisky, found
az No 1853 Erankliu.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
THE SPEAR FRAUD.

The testimony for the defense in this case
has been closed before Commissioner Osborn William
Dones0n certified that 10 customary TO include the
pay Of several aborers under one name and that rent
was paid under the head OF labor Ira B. Hunt, NJ III.
cooper Daniel w. Brady, Charles Harmed all foremen
substantially cOrrObOrated this testimony. Gen. Daniel
Buttercld and Gen. Alexander H. Webb called by
The defense TO certify Spears good character but they
being reported absent at Gettysburg the prosecution
admitted all that IL was claimed they could testify to-
The case Will be summed up on Wednesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
VISITING THE INSTITUTIONS.

The Queens County Board of Supervisors,
together with many Of the County officials and mum.
Der Of invited guests, at the invitation OF Commissioner
Isaac Bell, jr paid visit yesterday to the INSTITUTIONS
o, wards Rapdas and Blackwe's Islands. The party
0rst visited Randalls Island where they Inspected mo
several buildings. and aiterward visited BackWell
Island where n b0untful collation. awaited them, 10
which ample Justice done. Aiter which, they were
shown through the Pcniteuuary and Hospital. and soon
after TOOK their departure for home all highly pleased
with Their days visit and commissioner Bel, VINO was
with them the entire day and took great pains TO show
incm eNelylMIME VI Intcrest ON the IslaLls.