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The New York herald., 1869-10-28
Ire HERALD As A DETECTIVE.
A Notorious Colored Burglar Under Are

A Notorious Colored Burglar Under Arrest.
In the HERALD OF yesterday was published an
account OF the commttal OF negro named John
Lane at the Jefferson Market Police Court on n
charge OF attempting to steal, being found In the
house Of Mi. Alexander Harding No. 347 Hudson
street. who turns out to be notorious burglar hav-
ing lately practised extensively In Railway, N j.
and TO have been sought for by the officers OF that
place In VAN until the appearance of the arllcle
In the HERALD OF Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon james l.. Bodwe, Chief OF
Police Of Railway, accompanied by special, ap-
peared at the prison attached to the Jefferson Mar
ket Court aud recognized the prisoner as one OF
party OF three who burglarousiy entered the dwell
Ing houses OF ex-judge George w. Savage, Dr.
George HOFFMAN, John X. Compton and the store OF
John v. T. Morse, at Railway, on the night OF Sep
tember 10, and stole about $500 worth OF syerware,
jewelry and clothing.
One of the party, named Christian Ivison, alias
'Charley Brown White man, was arrested ON the
night OF the burglary and informed the police where
his accompces could be found. The police, upon
repairing to the place indicated, discovered the
party, having IN their possession portion OF the
stolen property and attempted 10 arrest them, but
were set upon by the negroes and Knocked down.
Reganng their feet the oicers drew their revolvers
ana fired at them, without any effect however,
which frightened them that they took to their
heels, leaving behind about $500 worth Of the
stolen property since which time trace OF either
OF them could be found, until Lane recognized
at the prison yesterday, his black accompce still
being at large lvison has been indicted by the Grand
Jury az Elizabeth, and Is now awaiting trial for the
offence.
The Chief viii apply for a requistion to have Lane
delivered to HIM for the purpose OF conveying him
to New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

he took the twelve bales OF cotton TO the junk shop
OF Phillp CanLn and Patrick CantIn, and which the
witness had seen and identihed; the original marks
were on the bales, and the cotton the property
OF Herman Engers, Rudolph Engers Emile Engers,
Adoiphe Griethen; the cotton Is OF the value OF
S5oV; Grogan said that he TOOK the cotton 10 Trim
ity place at the orders OF the head carman and
another OF the prisoners named Durgan.
James Maher, 40 Summit street. Brooklyn, proved
the delivery or the twelve bales OF cotton TO DUNCAN.
william Wilson, OF l0l Washington street, Hobo
ken stated that as he was wheeling one or the small
trucks he put his hook into bale and found t 10
contain quantity OF rags. old paper and thin
layer or cotton; ne examined the remaining eleven
and found them similarly packed.
Onicer W. J. McKelvey, OF the Twenty y-seyenth
precinct said that he went to the JUNK shop or Philip
CanLlln aud Patrick Cantin anu found the twelve
bales; the marks on the bales had been torn on
and he found the pieces that had been torn OF IN the
store.
The prisoners were committed to the General Ses-
sions ior trial, aud were remanded IN custody in
DEFAULT or 5000 bail.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
TOUGH YARN.
Robbery of $1,000 Worth of Cofton--Junk
Dealers Turned Cotton spectators.
to New Jersey

Robbery of $1,000 Worth Of Cofton--Jun
Dealers Turned Cotton Spectators.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon
the parties Implicated In the new form of "cotton
specularionr particulars or which were given in the
HERALD Of yesterday, were brought before Judge
DowlIng on the charge or stealing and receiving
$4,000 worth OF cotton,s
The names OF the defendants are John Grogan, car
man; the head carman, named Durgan; Philip Can't
lin and Patrick Cantn, propretors of the junk store
Trinity square. The following evidence was taken:-
Hugo Funke said:-I reside at NO. 25 William
street; on the 25th OF October l gave to Nicholas
Durgan one OF the defendants, written order to go
to the No. 02 North Moore street and get
twenty-five bales of cotton and cart them and de-
liver them at the wharf Of the Bremen Steamship
Company preparatory to being sent TO Europei that
on the next day the cotton was delivered aud no
supposed II was all right; suout three O'Clock
on Monday afternoon he received u letter ln'
forming him that the bales sent to tue wharf con-
tanned instead OF cotton Old ropes, rags
aud waste paper, aud that twelve bales
Were delivered In that condition; on the re-
ceipt OF this information he went to the
police authorities at Hoboken, and John Grogan,
the cafman, was arrested, and from what he said
Two other men were also arrested; Grogan said that
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

hNeiahe temperature Tor corresponding dale
iuat year, 5BsA
EXCISE fRIALs.-There were but two cases on tho
calendar yesterday for trial. The license OF Daniel
o'Bren, OF Clasaon avenue, BROOKLYN, was not
revoned the complaint being dismissed. The case
OF j. W. sponord. No. ld5 West Houston street, was
adjourned.
A WOMAN AssAuLrED.-In the liquor store No %
Cherry street yesterday morning Margaret Duffy
was struck on the mead 10y Patrick Duny with
beer -s.--,ss ur-i -vs: sagerely wounded. she was
attended Uy central foice U.lee doctor anu seat
To bellevue Hospital.
the ARCTIC IRoPnIEs.-Captain @. +. Hall, the
Arctic explorer, has consigned the frrs, skins.
horns, &C. wacn he gathered in his late travels In
the Arctic regions to Motion Il Co.. Nos Il and "a
Mercer street, 10 DO soid aG auction on FRIDAY
next.
LECTURE AT COOPER INsTITUTE.-Rev. Father
Corrgan's lecture on 'lrsh Patrotsmv win bo
delivered tonight at the Cooper Institute. Mayor
Hail Will preside. The proceeds are for the benefit
reverend lactulcf - attached.
ACCIDENTS Y YEsTEgDAY.-Peter Gleason, n truck
driver, aged iortyGve years, living East Twenty
eighth street, ell Ia Beekman street, his truck pass
pg over him. sent to Bellevue HOSPITAL. John
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

Tirnon had a leg broken by being jammed between
Two trucks in Jersey CITY. Sent to Bellevue Hospi-
tai from the Cortlandt street station house.
FREE SCHOOL or TEIEGRAPHY FOR YOUNG MEN,
The trustees or the Cooper Union finding that the
free school OF teegraphy for young women, estaD-
llsiea by them last year. entirely successful, have
decided TO open similar school for young men De-
tween the ages OF seventeen ana twenty-five years.
beginning on the LIST OF November next. Candidates
can ascertain the requirements for admission on
application TO the Office OF the Cooper Union from
nine A. NJ. TIL four p. NJ
THE ACCIDENT ON TIE ERIE RAILwAy.-The
officers OF the Erie Railway state that the accident
which occurred at Susquehanna Tuesday afternoon
was not at all serious. No person was injured, nor
were the cars wrecked, as stated in some or the
morning papers. AS soon the cars could be re-
placed ON the rails the train proceeded. reaching
Buffalo entire and In due season, allowing for the
unavoidabie delay. The trains arc running regu-
larry to-day.
EnroRArioN.-Th semtmonthIy report OF the
Commissioners OF Emigration shows as follows:-
Number OF emigrants arrived to October 20, 1892
222, $780, Number Of emgrants arrived since to Octo
Der ~ 43ls Total arrivals 10 date 227 LAT; to same
date In $685. lsd,974. Balance IN bank January II,
l369 SS,04l; aggregate receipts TO October 27
sHl,l77. Total receipts, $749,2ls. Disbursements
october 90 1862 S437, S94 balance to credit OF Com
mssioners, $3l1,34
BILLIARD CoNTEsT.-Ye esterday afternoon Michael
Phelan and Edward Cahin measured billiard lances
In friendly contest at the saloon No. 256 Broad
way. The game was 800 points up, and was won by
Cahlll by rs points. Phelans largest 54, and
Cahllps 1885, The winners average was 25 l-3. The
character OF the play was such that the many
notable gentlemen present desired that a second
reunion Of the like should soon occur.
The AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-William b.
Richardson, member OF the National Association
OF SILK Manufacturers, VIII deliver an interesting
address the silk interests OF the country at the
exhibition OF the American Institute, at eight O'clock
this evening. The children OF the Aid Soclety's
schools, TO the number OF 1900, had glorious time
at the exhibition yesterday, under the OF their
superintendent, and their teachers. Their conduct
was admirable III all respects. The newsboys Will
also visit the fair
WILD STEER AT LARGE.--Yesterday morning
joyminded steer being driven, WITH Others through
the upper part or the city, took 1t into his head to
raid on his own account. Seeking Third avenue he
started at his utmost speed down it In the direc-
ton OF Ninety-thir street, driving all pedes-
TRANS indoors ana terrifying horses and drivers.
Alter lifting dogs that made hostile demonstrations
upon his nasal organ ana Shaping policemen in the
face with his ny-brush the frohckng animal knocked
down an lrshman named Pat Burns ana put a fee
In the pocket OF a medlco. Beyond this no damage
was done by the steer, which disappeared from view
on some OF the side streets near Park.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Cheap Attempt Mt Corruption--An Appcint-
ment spoiled-JIisceIIaneous Stuff.

Cheap Attempt Mt C0rruption-An Appoint-
ment spoiied-SIisceiiuneous stuff.
AT a session OF tho Board OF Health held yesterday
all the members were present.
Mr.. Bliss reported that the other morning gentle
man called IN the oice during the presence OF Mr..
Hastings. In response TO order for certain repairs
on houses Nos sos, 594 and 597 Eleventh avenue
and No. 543 Fifth street. On his leaving Mr..
Bliss found on the table an envelope containing
ten dollars the address being name. He was
asked for the name aud answers "Mr. A. Sander"
The ttorney and counsel urged the Board TO tako
some action looking TO the punishment or persons
who may attempt to corrupt the Boards officers.
The Board took no action. and Mr.. Bliss holds the
money subject to the order or dr. sander.
The attorney announced that out OF 1000 suits
commenced by tae Boards officers since January A.
only nineteen were lost by the Board.
Or. smith, from the sanitary Committee reported
IN iavor or permitting DR.. Morris % accept from
Governor Hoffman the appointment OF commissioner
Tor the eAaninatlon OF animals, out not TO go out
side OF the Metropolitan district Tue other
members OF the committee reported against permit
ting him to accept the appointment ON a vote
being taken to permit the officer TO accept the ap-
pointment, there We're five recorded In the airma-
tive aud four in the negative.
A report from the Sanitary Committee set forth
that slaughter houses on tue water front neces
stles bnt they should not be permitted any OF
the avenues. resolution submitted by the COM
mlttee ordering that permits be granted for
the erection OF slaughter houses between First aad
Eleventh avenues WITHIN 100 feet OF any avenue,
adopted
Permits were granted TO the following fat melting
establlshments:-
Toby Il Booth, foot OF West Thirty ninth street;
smith Ely Jr No 417 East Forty fifth street; the
Butchers Hide and Melting Association Forty
fourth street, East river
To H. Well. foot OF Thirty ninth street North river;
NJ. Donohue Co., No. 6l2 West Thirty eighth street;
George Eezer, No. IL AbattOr place; Gamble X
Mcneil foot OF West Thirty eighth street. Patrick
Sharpe, No. GIL West Thirty eighth street, permits
were denied the superintendent reporting against
them nuisances.
A long report on the ventilation OF theatres was
read 10y Dr. stiles, Assistant Sanitary Supernend-
ent and nled.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
BASE BALL SOTES.

The Orions tGlantsl went up to fremont 10 fuinl
their engagement with the Unions The Giants
have been burdened, apparently, with Jonah, and
have consequently had very bad luck, losing every
game they played heretofore during the season. The
Jonah probably went along yesterday, bu. when the
umpire was CHOSEN and he proved % be Il geutle-
man from Kansas City Jonah must have taken
fright and lett. The result was victory for tha
0rIons, the score standing 80 to 10, IN five innings.
The Eagles swooped on the Gothams on Tuesday
10 the tune OF Il 10 13 In eight innings.
rhe game between the S0cials and Gothams yes-
tcrday ended during the fth innings. The score at
the time stood Social 90 Gotham ~. The latter club
had the innings, wlh no "hand out,r when game
was called. They, therefore, claim the victory.
To-day the Mutuaa ana Atlantlcs will play tho
home and home game OF their series at the Union
grounds. THIS should he contest which could take
rank with any game OF the season, and 1t Is safe 10
presume 10 will ne.
The Gramercy Club goes up TO peekski 10 NOR.
row to play with the namelesS cluD OF that ulact
FOR the junior championship.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
LAGTiEER9Is.
Chemical, Tests Of Milk by Order Of the Boars
Of Health.

ChenIira, Tests Of Milk by Order Of the Boare
of Health.
By direction OF the Board OF Health the foreman
In the chemical department has made chemical
analysis OF several samples OF milk. The method or
making the tests and the principal items OF the re-
suits OF the tests made the samples furnished are
as foows:--
l. Reaction OF the Milk.-The reaction OF a uood
mik rs slightly acid.
,. Lactoneter Test--The figures obtained by this
test are from l3o to go; loo or figures above 100
represenl good mix. MIlks Yielding by tnis test
water.
g. Cream Test.-A quantity or milk is poured into
a long glass tube and left standing for lwenty-fuur
hours. Tor purpose or allowing the cream to rise
tue surface. Tue percentage OF cream tnen de-
termlned by measuring tue column OF cream as well
as the column OF mix.
4. Butter For the determination OF the butter
certain quantity or mix soaked up In sand is dried
az 10 degrees fahrenhelt. Tue residue afer being
pulverlzed is extracted with ether. The solution OF
butter in ether Oh evaporation leaves The butter
behind.
g. Whole amount or solid constituents ana inor-
gaulc sats.-A quantity or milk is dried at 2l2
degs. Fahrenheit the weight OF the residue showa
the amount OF all the solid constituents. This resi-
due wnen ignltel looses all the organic consti-
tuents-butter, lactn, casein-leaving tae inorganic
salts behind. III carbonate OF soda was dissolved in
the milk Tor the purpose OF preventing It from get
ting sour acids brought In contact with the sata
cause effervescence IhlS condition IL shown n the
milk obtaned from Taylors saioon 555 Broadway.
the quantity OF salts together with the quau ty or
butter substracteu from the total amount Ol ollds
leaves the amount OF sugar anu oasein.
Other not fatty but organic substances added TO
the mix for tine purpose OF giving it rch and
creamy appearance Will Increase the wciphs OF
sugar and casetn TO considerable extent. " men,
ever the quantity OF these TWO subs ances is above
the normal standard or when certain proportion
OF butter on one side and sugar and casen on the
other side does not exist 1t is but fair t0 presume
that such organic substances have been added. The
microscope Will furnish very valuable results Tor the
detection OF impurities OF this kind.
REPORT On THE ANALYSIS OF MILK.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
COURT CAlEhDAaS-ThIS DAY.

CuT.--Part l.--Bci0re udge Ingranam. Court opens
at hall past ten a. MNos. g05 2o9l 20o3 2o9J 2oJ7
2iUl, 2iuo, 2D7 2l0J 2il 2l5 2iIf 2l1y 2I2o 2lg5
2l27, 2l2g 2lJ3 2l35, 2i37. Part 2.-Belore Ju ige
sutherland. Court opens at hair past ten A. M
Nos Hs1 ll2o, l454, l4oS 1910 1916 1924 1866 l5,0
lo12, $780, 1885, 49s, 6o4 1904 1926 1862, 1854 los6
1888.
SUPREME COuRT-SHECIAL TERM.-Before Judge
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The New York herald., 1869-10-28
Suaa0GATe'S COURT.
A Novel and Interesting Point.
Before Surrogate Tucker,

IN the Matter or the wa Of Mary Ann CLARK de-
ceased-Thc trial OF this cause was commenced on
the 21st inst and resumed the 26th. AT the first
nearing the proponent OF the will produced the win
with the signature OF the tcstatrx oblterated and
py06ed the original execution of the will, and that
1t was IN the custody OF the testatrix from time
OF Its execution until her death, when IL found
carefully laid away III bureau drawer in q room
occupied by the deceased. on this proof the coun-
sci opposing the VIII moved that probate be denied,
on the ground that the above facts established
presumptlve revocation OF the WILL The surro-
gate was cined to receive tre Will, but allowed
the counsel TO present authorities the
question on the 26th instant. The counsel opposing
the probate citod numerous In the courts or
Eng ana and America of lost and mutiated ana
oohterated wills, holding that IN The case OF such
wis, wnen last shown TO he found the testt-
tors custody, the burden OF proof hes the party
Offering tno viii for probate TO show tiat 1t
destro ed revoked 10y lhe testator The Surrogate
requested the COUNSEL to argue this question fur
tiief before him on the 9th o November, when 1t
VIII come up again.
Mr.. iti hatd Al. harrington and Niles Bagey for
the proponent and Mr. Joseph a. WEIGH and Mi.
Fiancts Y. >. Oliver Tor tue contestants.