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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-09
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
THE ROD ON RAILROAD CONDUCTORS.

George s. Chapman agt. The Si[th-G Rail
road Compdny-SupeT1or Court, Special 1erm-BefOre
Mr.. Justice McCunn-The plaintiff was conductor ON
the Sxthave. Railroad COmpaDys cars for three months
but before he employed he was required to deposit
500 and sign an agreement that any loss occurring
through his fault through his failure to return full
fares should deducted from this 500 The officers OF
the Company 10 adjust such losses, and their de-
csiOns to be final and they were not TO reveal Their
source Of information II Of their detectives gave them
information leading discharge aud deduction When
the plaintiff discharged after three months service
the President OF tho Company offered HIM $50 which tie
plaintiff refused accept Subsequently he offered go
and subsequently 500 The plaintiff insisted that
ne had neitheH stolen nor lost any OF the
defendants money, and demanded his full 500, and,
failing to gee 1t, brought suit for the money ihe
defendants set up the agreement, and ayerred that
under t they were entitled TO the whole 800 After
some delay stipulation entered into by the attor
neys the be down for trial the fourth FRI
day of June, and that day plaintiff took defendants
default The latter move 70 the default the
ground that they supposed the stipulation 70 be for the
fourth Friday Of the Term. The plaintiff opposed on the
ground the defense was invalid that the agreement
was utterly VOID, it plainly contemplated the COM
pounding OF felony; that Ii nequitable as made
the defendants judges in their own case and that the
ayerment OF the answer vague 10 be defense
ALL The Court took the papers and reserved us de
cisiOn. DIR. Chas. S. Spencer for plaintiff, Mr. VIM NJ
Tweed for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES.

10 Inc EutOT OF bHe LT'ONNc'
SIR Regarding your journal as the medium
through which all great Issues are carefully and caDddy
considered. and which has proved trustworthy and
stanch to its party principles, while others have wav-
cred and compromised their dignity, am surprised to
find much retcence not to say occurrences on your
part in regard to relations with SPAIN FIRST then
you publish, with irreatve or no editorial eommsh
the correspondence OF hlibuster to Cuba In wnlch
he remarks that the successful landing OF the warke
cargo Of the Perrit piece Of most excel
lent good fortune" Now the Perrit IL is well known,
cleared from our American port, bearing American pa
pers with q cargo OF and munitions OF war Upon
the sea she hailed by spanish waryesse and, 70
cap all raised the American cO0rs and by so doing man
aged TO escape-justlce ~ Now, then, Mr. Editor de,
ask has the United States Government recognized
the Cuban insurgents beligerentsi II not then are
we at with SPAIN II both these questions are an
swered negatively, Government taken measures
10 prevent buccaneerng expeditions from United States
ports Are We not and the same tme furnishing
aid and comfort Spanish rebels and demanding great
penalty from England for doing likewise to our own
belOus subjectsi Should we succeed In our demands
upon England and should Spain prove fortunate IN que-
ing Der Cuban insurgents could not she with equal JUS
tice turn round and demand our Alabama calmsI
AN AMERICAN SPANIARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
DAsHEs AT THE DoCToRs.-A CARD.

To the EdttOr or the tribune.
SIR: The report of the Eclectic Medical So
cety regards my published IN yesterdays TRIB
USE is lacking in almost every essential element OF
truth had been tried by intelligent and impartial
ury on those same or similar charges on which occasion
both sides fairly heard, they having their fuH
force present and their testimony fully aud fairly pre-
sented with the following result which published In
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle OF June 10, 1869;
That heard the testimony OF the members OF the
Brooklyn Academy Eclectic Medrne regard 10 the charges
W. H. Bowby and that 10 our opnon the said
unOnnded and that they the said
have utterly failed 10 sustain The sane
need only add that the gentlemen who comprised that
Board were the Hon Daniel p. Barnard, John T. shep
ard, Jonathan Jones, L. D. Smith, and Merrill Green
wood.
l will simply add that II these charges were true then
these TO blame that they have not had me ar
rested long The courts to them why nav NJ
they done Simply because they know full well that
they false in every particular and they dare not give
me the chance bring In my proof The fact Is that this
whole affair is gotten up by certain parties IN the interest
of a rival institution. W. II. BoWLsBY, NJ ID.
House Surgeon, Brooklyn Eclectic Dispensary.
BROOKLYN, June Is, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TO Tie EditOr or The Trl0Wne.
SIR: Not many years ago, headed by Bishop
Hughes there movement inaugurated in this city
to secure to the Catholics share Of tho public school
money tho support OF their sectaran schools but II
one OF tho Catholic schools OF this city, was stated
tho pupils that the church would no longer DO compelled
TO pay the oxponse OF ther education as was 10 come
three cheers called for from the pupils rs comp
ment State Legislature for having passed such
law When our Government formed IL distinctly
understood that there be state Church. and IN
fact the Constitution Of tho United States forbds It. But
by the law OF our State passed tho last seslon Of the
LEGISLATURE permission has been given 70 local schools 70
draw from tho common school moneys their share for
the support OF sad schools We have erected In the City
OF expensive schOolhOuses, and have provided
ample means 80 that every child may DO prOyuea Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
THE COURTS.
GENERAL GoIcoURIA BEFORE COMMISSIONER
OSBORN.

GENERAL GOICoURIA BEFORE COMMIssIoYFp
OSBORN.
Gen. GocOurla, the Cuban general. wos
brought before Commissioner Osborn yesterday affair
TO have the question of bail passed upon Edmond
Blankman appeared as counsel for the General. and
asked 10 be informed OF the charge. w
The Commissioner said it Was, that he bad been con
cerned In setting foot an expedition 70 aid the Cubans
Assistant District Attorney Bel said the matter was aim
ply question OF BALL ana he hoped there would be no
unnecessary delay. The defendant known be the
General and leader OF expedition which was tohave
left here recently Cuba and OF this the Government
had abundant evidence. The Commissioner fixed the
bail at 900 for the defendants appearance for examna
ton Mfr. Bell wanted an additional amount given that
defendant would keep tho peace, aud said n i'm
portan that the latter bail should be heavy than that
the bail for examination should be heavy as there was
more TO be feared from what these might do than
from what they had done Hr Blanhmen eontended that
where IL not proven that an Ohense had been
mitted. The Commissioner said that such bail cOad be
required where mere suspicion existed, ana h1ed the
amount at 5000 In default Of the bail being given the
defendant remanded to the custody Of the Marshal
The examnation VIII DC proceeded WITH on Tuesday az
IL IN, before Commissioner Belts The Following Is the
sotrasss bsTSicr OF SEw YORK a. Hsur, W. French being
duly he resident 81 Bridgeport Coma
sojounbg the City Nes York DepOnsut further ih
soisT proceed on an expedition to Ca6 ard q the fva
a . sS a1S be 4.eo@. ,.6 % % @ s .
Der Of Nho had hesn enlisted for The expedition aud donsat
petition DspoHeht further says that he kuows Deuiago
S .I proposes. Ipu S dpoSss Epors that 30. engaged
preparing said expedition Cuba
II Broadway and at the Of said Junta No u
Broad~a the City Of New ork that sand Goeoura has given dpo
military goods Which had beeu puch for
the said expeditions that the 25h inst dePnsHt
directed the saloon called The Casino Iiousion IA toe C
ofNewYork where enlisted sad proposed eSedol
the proprietor theof so sscount II bis biz
said expedition that the balance Of the b
amounting upward Of S2o would be paid IN short time thai
deponeu received the 18th Inst proceed 20 jersey
Civ and tell the expedition
ubssted that place keep quiet and not Communicate 70
where they going and that they would tao 90 e
evening for Cuba. HENRY W. FRENCH
sworn 10 before me this 18th day Of June. 1862
JoHH A. osBoAS L. Comnissoaer so1hvra Dt Of HesiOrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
po,pnoP POLICE COMMISSIONERS

A meeting of tho Board of Police Commits
sonors was held yesterday when resolution was passed
requesting superintendent Kennedy to report what num-
Der Of patromen. IN his opinion should DO appointed 70
each precinct and each special branch OF service IN
this city on the bass OF 1900 men, aud Tor Brookyn on
the basis OF 36s Another resolution requires each
Police Surgeon 10 report 10 the Board OF Commissioners
statement OF the number OF which be has personally
attended at any SaOnhouse during the past IL months
giving the date OF each VISIT the name OF the person AT
tended and the general facts connected with snch visit
This resolution owing good part 10 the allegations
geons have negligent in the discharge OF their
duties Robert Ruhl Of the Eighth Precinct was as
missed for falling 10 prevent burglary on MS post
several transfers OF policemen were made, ana some
minor Judgments rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
A CHECK OPERATOR IN CUSTODY.

For considerable time IL young man of good
address has been doing extensive business passing
worth ess checks lie called Brokaw Bros cothiers
and purchased suit for which he check for S225
on tho National Shoe and Leather Bank receiving $3.50 In
change. He also purchased yelocipede and gave a
check for $40 the Bank, receiving In change
l5 bat before the yelocipede delivered the check
was found to be worthless Several other business men
have yicmlzcd in like manner. Yesterday detec-
tive Rennet arrested young man giving the namo OF
John Ward who is also known by the alias on John W.
Hadey Ho was recognized as the one who gave the
checks and locked up The accused was occasion
ally accompanied by man about his own age but he
resOlutey refused 20 give any intelligence that might
lead to the arrest OF this confederate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
THE INDIANA STATE DEBT.

TO fhe EdltOr OF 1"e @T'V""o,
SIR: THE TRIBUNE money article, yester-
day, copied from 1he indianapolis Gd1ete, flourish OF
trumpets on the reduction Of the Indiana State DEBT
which gratifying fact is also alluded to edoray today
In my possession certain bonds OF the state OF na
ana on which read that for the payment OF the inter
est and the redemption of the principal" thereof ne
min Of me STATE OF Indiana rTeroedby pledged yet on
ibese bonds no interest has been paid for tcetleghl
years and the principal years past due These fec'
faons on her present prosperity move me TO inquire
whether the faith OF the state OF Indiana thus pledged
20 those who her in her less prosperous days
should not now DO redeemed, 0y taxing up Ihese
honored bonds before paying later obligations not YET
duet -
Hsc- York, June %, 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
INOUESTS.

Coroner keenan, yesterday held an inquest
at the NewYork Hospital the body Of oryle Part
ridge Of this city, aged % years who, on Monday fell
through the hatchway OF the NewYork Life Insurance
Company's building from the third floor 10 the subcel-
lar inquest will be held today, at the Morgue by
Coroner Keenan, over the body OF Jason Carson the lad
who on Monday night, was fatally injured by the col
lison OF locomotive attached TO freight train and
streetcar OF the Belt line at the Intersection OF ky
ninths and the particulars Of which have
been given in THE TRIBUNE The conductor and driver
OF the horsea arrested for gross negligence await tho
action OF the Coroner,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
THE CITY AND THE HARLEM RAILROAD COM
PANY.

In the matter of the petition of the Harlem
Railroad Company for the appointment of Commissioners
OF Appraisal parts OF streets TO DO occupied by their
new passenger depot. in the Supreme Court, Special
tho Railroad Company, and Richard OGOrman, Counsel
to the Corporation, for the City. VIM H. Leonard
Daniel T. Iugraham, r. and George ii. Purser were APP
pointed Commits toner's ana twas decided that no party
but the city interested in the parts OF streets TO be
taken. The depot is TO extend from Fortysecond 10
Forty. fifth sts aud that part OF FOurth-aYe he
tween those streets which occupied by the tracks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
MARSHAL TooKER AND THE BOGUS TICKET
OFFICES.

The Mayors Marshal was kept busy again
yesterday Frederick sehutze complained that on Sat
urday he came TO this city from Chicago and was met
n runner OF an Office In LibeFyst West ST., aud in
dnced To buy there a ticket for Europe. on Monday
purchased the ticket At the time he had about
5000 which the person the Office changed for Prussan
silver but IN the transfer kept back 500 This sum was
ordered 10 returned 70 schuze were also - Napo
Icons In gold and $40 In United states notes alleged 10
have been kept BY the same firm from Valentine Fisher
Conrad sroubel deposited $500 IN greenbacks with the
same for safe keeping but the next day
received Al half soyeregns and s. IN greenbacks The
original sum ordered 10 be refunded Another charge
was preferred against Alexander H. ReaVy ana the COM
pIainant was directed to a Police Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
DIPPING THE CANDLE THREE TIMES IN TIL
EONTn

TO the Ediior Of The Tribune.
SIR: Will some one please inform me what
ia the spiritual condition OF that candle" that Mr. Ever
dipped three mes IN the font before he put In his child
as reported in THE TRUSEs account OF tho baptism he
other day l heard him say, In a sermon preached In
April that baptism and regeneration interchang-
able terms Is that candle regonerae IL has certainly
earned the title Of a"dlp." Where does he get his
this baptism public priyatep IL does not answer
the conditions prescribed in the PrayerBoOk for either.
Wax candles In ROmish churches made holy by the
blessing Of the Pope. From what scourco comes the
scanctity OF Mr.. Ewer's candles WIN some ono throw
light the candles and the subject generally TO clear
up the darkness OF an ATTRIBUTABLE.
Nay York June 70, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

On Monday evening, a German woman re-
aiding AZ No l7S suoks accompanied by her
visited the clubhouse, when the child fell INTO inc St
THE mother ran for the father, who on learning Nas
had occurred leaped into the vault to rescue the c ~,
Both nearly suocaed, but were go
Inv the neighbOrs In an nsensible condition. ihey VI"
sti In dangerous state bus hopes are enterIsh1u "a
their recovery The matter was reported 70 Ine ~
make careful survey OF all the vaults throughout Tug
ety more especially those attached 10 tenemehN' wv
report those which. In their opinion are n'AA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
THE STREETS AND THE BELGIAN PAVEMENT.

TIE STREETS AND THE BELUIAN IN ' I''1'1-'I'
Propositions are at present before the Com
mon Council for their action TO pave with Belgian Pave
ment the following designate streets:
ysah,. from Pourth 70 Lsxingou.Aves Soonest from White
Fourth fiitha ave fny
tb from Fnh 70 Twentysecond g. from seysal9 70
E,i.,s ,t from Pnh TO SIth-aVe WiHetst from Xiv
80 Houonsl Egbteeutbt from Avenue TO Broadsy
LeIiEgoB-ave LspenRIdst Hom
10 West BroadWAyt LndoNst from Grand 10 BroCmei
PnTghbL Third 10 Fourth Fifty sixth RON run 70
si,, Teuth.st from Ffhaye. % University place.
finest, fon William 70 Ps,rlsti foHye4ElnssisS hVa
Third 10 P.Qh.ave EightyfourhsL, from 1LruaNe 10
Avenue A. Willettst, from Grand TO Ei'tgonsI'
Forlyaftst from Fourth to Maii'onaveAi hntYess' non
from Fourth
sy, TO Harlem Rivers Sty.ourhs from Third 70 FhhAyss one
from Second - Fourth ayesi srhth
a fr5m Third Phavrs fsJsecondst ton secoae 70 bll.
Aves ForIht, from Third To Lsrngt9n,aYes' I'm
River E1ny-srthst Fnh siTth Aeehnes Aey
TN LfopTo. 10 IIsnA from Eighth 10 Ninth ayes
Nai.l from to Thrdaye lhriiKIh RON Seeun
% Sub,reA Thirty Broadway TO MuthAve Monroe"
AZ non Pike Caibsne Rdgest from Grand 10 H'nsion
SIS Brooness from Sokst 20 the kasI River hAnon o.
sprBE EaysghhSt, from sse0nGaTe 70 she bA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

the Of education. Irrespective or nee
the school moneys for the support OF sectaran schools
then the Presbyterans, Methodist ana otneT a.
lions ought to have the same right the Cathoes OF
any other religious denomination choS 10 nave separate
and sectarian schools let them support rem ~ nv %
expense, and deprive those who OlgeN w an soh
schools OF their constitutional rights. INAfAiEh'
Netc- York, June 20, 1869,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
SUICIDE OF A WOMAN.

An inquest was held yesterday, by Coroner
Keenan, at No 81 Essex ST. the body OF Mrs Phebe
j. Hart who committed suicide by taking poison. In
March she attempted cut her throat but prevented
by her husband Since that time she has boon watched
on Saturday she swallowed quantity OF Paris green
and died on Monday night Deceased was o native OF
New, Jersey, aged 40 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
SEIZURE OF UPPER HEIDsIcK."

On Saturday, In ernal Revenue Inspectors
Hunt and Blake made a descent mandatory OF
bogus Piper Heidsick wine, at No 80 DyisOnst and
seized large number OF baskets and barrels OF wine,
and all the machinery materials, and apparatus for max
ing the same the ground that the wine was being
manufactured and sold without tho payment OF the tax
required 10y law the loss To the Government VI about
A. ner dozen bottles The property turned over TO
the Collector OF the Sixth District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
rn,rpr rA1rNnARs-Tn1s pAl

Court or OYER AND TERMINER-No calendar until
"Wednesday, July D. ,-. H.. J..,ao 81 Iaw
aud FAet-Nos 400 209. ,,.l rosas -
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-h SCI M ,oS sIs sa
Nos 81 S. 80, 81, ~, W ~; ~ ~ ''O' 10 A'' ~ 49,
1866 2ao raj 81, 25a. Call No. bl =, o.o, oo,o ooS,
MARINE CoIJRT-TRIAL Terminus. SlSl, ZSls' oooi'
aa11 alIq 3IlI $3.50 $3.50 1881, 9l1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
THE D1sTRIcT ATroRNEY's OFFICE.

Z. S. District-AttOrney PierrepOnt has made
the following appointments William stanley, Benjamin
X Phelps Thomas slInons. Joseph G. Jackson Ambrose
H. Purdy and Nicholas Fish son OF Tie Hon hsnllion
Fish Secretary OF Sate all 10 he Assistant United STATES
Observation-Disclosures for this District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
PosT-oFF1cE CLERK IN TROUBLE

Wilham IT, Higgins, clerk III the POst-
Ogire wa, arnse ou complantOf special Agent Gayer
Of tho PostOnice Department, who charges HIM Win
having on the 2th Of May last embezzed seereted ana
letter ntrusted TO his lie was held or
an examination on the LIST proXmO IN default OF Nooo
hutl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
TIE EIGHTH WARD HOMICIDE.

Coroner Flynn called at the late residence of
Frank Bunker, No. 65 West Houstonst yesterday and
impanneled jury TO inquest but In order
to give tho Police timo 10 secure the murderer John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

Hastings. the inquest was adjourned until Monday.
james Petrie and Edward Haggerty who witnessed tie
fight were required TO give bail TO appear as Witnesses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
TnE MOTT HAyEN couNTERFEIrING Csc

IN the cases of Robert Herring, Vincent ID.
Lorenzo Joseph Poutnaye, who charged before
Commissioner Osborn with being engaged IN deaNus an
counterfeit money In Mott Haven. the question OF bail
will be passed upon to-day. The further examination
will not be proceeded with until the 27th OF July.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-23

Remember that our facilities for doing
COOL jobs Of Gard, Circular and Foster work
~ unsurpassed in TamA county mud that
56r terms arc reaoouAbIe. t:'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-23
DENTISTS.
S. BRUNER.
DENTIST,

loLKDo, .s.............. ....IoWA.
Office over w. r. Johnston 4 Co.'S Store, in
!he rooms formerly occupied ~ Recorders
ss6ee. v2n34y
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-23
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

II S. MOORE,
Says to his Old and New Customers,
THAT He HIS REMOVED
70 his New Suite Of Rooms, in the first builds
Ing South Of Armstrong; Drug Store, where
hs possesses the best facilities in central Iowa
FER performing first.class work. Give him \
ea.l. for he guarantees satisfaction with mod
crate prices. lv3n25tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-23
SOMETHING NEWT
vELOCIPEDE
ES { A y GAN e !.

G. eWiles, Auctioneer. Residence, Onei-
~ da township. +. O.. address wni,ham,
owa. -l s,s..sy,a - Gv3n24tf