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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
NEW JERSEY TRATELLEKs, RIGHTS.
Judge Bedle's RuiinR-Chnnce for the Tinck-
ensack bridge Murdcrers to sustain


Themselves.
Conductor John Garrison, of the New York and
Erie Railway, in February last elected Henry Camp
bell from his train for refusing TO pay his iare
Campbell subsequently had the conductor indicted
for assault and battery, and last week the case WIS
tried In Paterson. Judge Bedle, in charging the
jury, ruled that as matter flaw one has a right
to ride in railway without pay Ing fare nor has
any one who does not intend to pay right to enter
the car. If, upon demand by the proper officer the
pass, niger refused to pay or show proper ticket 1t
was that officers right to eject him, using only ne
cessary force to do so; and that In such sub
scquent oner OF money or ticket entities him 10
right Of passage. II the conductor has reason TO
suspect that passenger desires TO palm OF upon
him worthless ticket II IL his duty TO eject him
while II q passenger, on the other hand has inno-
Gently made such o mistake, he will. upon the dis
covery OF that fact tnieavor TO satisfy the conduc
tor Of the honesty Of his intentions. The onus In
such case Is with the passenger who, II lie fail
neglect TO relieve the conductor OF suspicious IL liza.
bic. The jury, AFTER absence Of nearly fourteen
hours, eturned and announced their inability to
agree. Mr. Garrison was then released on his own
recognizance to appear at the next term.
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THE POPE's INF1LLIBILITY.

The Hierarchy Forcing the Pontif into Pre-
cipitate Emu notation OF the Dogma-Pecu-
Iinrity ofthe Discussions Ia the Documents
cal Council.
RoHE, JAN Sat the session Of the Council
to-day, notice was given ofthe nomination OF CardL
mai Bizzarri as President of the Committee on Ro-
lirious Orders. The Committee on Dogmas has be-
gun its settings. Several ultra Roman Fathers have
signed petition TO the Pope, praying His Holiness
10 present to the Council opportunity for declaring
the dogma OF infalbty tits evidently their design
to force even the Holy Father into this precpitats
policy, as they doubtful OF obtaining n sufficient
NUMBER Of adhesions TO their party unless he pub
licy commits himself In favor OF the dogma. ThA
rumor that the Pope will allow no discussion of tho
question Of infallibty in the Council, unless he
Is sure Of the result Is confirmed lie receives such
petitions as the above but simply as expressions
Of homage to the HOLY See
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
The steubsn Monument.

The monument to Gen. Steuben, the patriotic
Prussian, who, like Kosciusko and Lafayette, aided
our forefahers in their great Fight for liberty, IL
fair way oferection Gov. Seymour has In trust $780,
Nlici the Legislature voted in aid OF the Steuben
Monument Association, and the Association has
tgi3, with interes; for two and half years TO be
dded the Steuben SchuetzCn also has $il6. These
associations met yesterday. MIR. Seymour repre-
sentcdty Mr.. Charles Sixtus knpff, who has visited
him IN Albany. IL was decided that the erection
shall take place over the OF the hero In steu-
bcnVlle, Oneida county, on the first OF next June,
HoHto seymour Gen. Sigel, and others having
volGGteered to delivered addresses.
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PHorooRAPHS By Sun REPORTERS
The child that Wandered into Clinton Piac

The Child that Wandered into Clinton Place
is this n Discharged Cooks Conspiracy 2
Curious Case from Jefferson Market
Police Court.
One cold day last November little waif,
falf frozen and shockingly bruised, having been
found wandering in the streets, taken In by Mrs.
schlessinger of Clinton place. The child could <re
no account Of herself, and was therefore washed,
fed, and clothed by Mrs Schlessnger. But Satur-
day Mrs. Catharine NJ DAILY, Of i43 Laurens street,
had Mrs. 8. arraigned before Justice Cox on charge
Of kidnapping. Mrs. s. told her story. and was
ready to surrender the child II the complainant could
prove herself the mother. Tue cnild was not In
court and an ocer sent for II, but Mrs Schles.
singers door was locked and he could not get In.
Mrs. Sches singers discharged cook, who has ofte
threatened ITO make trouble for her" Il one OF the
II o'clock this morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
CURIOSITIES OF CRIME.
The SIKH Wards Saturday Mani.

Francisco Zespda was accused in the Tombs
yesterday, Of attempting TO murder Henry Leezow
or Leezow and wife at II Baxter street. late ON Sat
urday night Zespida, who ~ about 81 years OF age,
had been employed by LeeZow TO make cigars and
several days ago was suspected OF attempting TO
steal his employers watch. lie resolved to be re.
yenged for this but did not attempt an
until Saturday. Zespida shortly before midnight
called OIL Mrs. Leezov and asked her TO treat him,
but she refused; whereupon he drew a cigar max.
or knife and stabbed her In the face. nearly cuttug
out her right eye. LeezOw springing to her asss.
tlnce Zcspida stabbed him IN the leg. The prisoner
was detained TO await the result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
The Democratic Party Digging It. Grave.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a messenger from Gov.
Hoffman reached here yesterday direct from Albany
with the oricial record OF the action Of the New
York Legislature withdrawing Its ratification OF the
Fifteenth Amendment. The document was filed with
the Secretary OF State, and copies officially certified
were served upon the Senators and Representative
from New York. The haste In this action was in.
sprcd b. the desire TO anticipate any possible action
OF the Ohio Legislature n changing its action on the
amendment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10

At the ninety-ciThth inning Decry made his great.
est run and pocKeted his ball. Dion missed
Deery then run the game out.
The result was hailed by enthusiastic cheering "
the thousands Of spectators. The game was piaye 1
cautiously. neither player taking doubtful chances,
hut invariably shooting his ball into the pocket.
Deery retains possession OF the diamond cue and
wins the $1,000. The game was begun at s2) p. ~,
and ended at LILO A. NJ.
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The residence of Robert Yates, 12i Nassau street,
Brooklyn. was damaged 800 yesterday.
NJ p. Linderberg's tailor shop, 1i2 Clinton street.
Brooklyn, was damaged $500 yesterday
Alfred Honer's cabinet factory In the northern
part OF Philadelphia, was burned yesterday Loss,
$4,000
Ellis & nazeltines Touring mill In North Water
.teeet Rochester was burned yesterday morning. Loss
tl5OOOi insured.
An incendiary FIRE on Saturday night destroyed the
store OF Carol a Co In Front Row, Memphis, Loss
$4,000 insured.
A arelAt 7l2 Chestnut street, Philadel hin .yeser
day morning ruined the stock OF dollar store, and
damaged considerably Messrs. T. A Warne Co.'s lew.
eli
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
HOURS OF LEISURE.

The NJ. T. Brennan Coteric dance Ia the Aca.
deny.
CLledonian Club ball In Apollo Hall on Friday
evening
A bail Ia to be given In the Academy OF Music on
the cath inst. under the auspices of the Young Mems
Association in behalf OF the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum.
The New York Cooperative Building Lot Asso-
clation meets tonight to nominate officers. The Belle
vile properly Is 10 be placed before the members for
selection,
4 public debate upon protection and free trade
will take place this evening between the members
the Cooper Union Literary Club 10 the large hall Of The
Cooper Union.
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Funeral of James Logan No. 2.

Coroner Flynn and jury on Saturday viewed
the body Of James Logan No. 2, VINO was murdered
by Jerry Dunn. Dr. Shine found the bullet embed.
ded in the right lung. The inquest was postponed,
to enable the police to search for Dunn. Logan 3
funeral yesterday was attended by an immense con.
course OF metropolitan roughs Tne process sion
passed down Broadway In double lle and formed a
10 Greenwood Cemetery All tbe front ranks wore
badges with willow, and other insignia under
when was inscribed, within q wreath OF immor.
telles, "James Logan"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
CUBI TO DE RECOGNIZED.
TIE Administration Changing Front-spc-
cinI NnNnl sanh dron for Cubnn Mnter..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Commodore Green is
ordered to the command Of special naval squadron
for service In Cuban waters. This squadron is or
ganized because of contemplated change OF policy
by our Government toward Cuba. The particulars
OF the new policy have not yet been made known,
hut are understood to be based upon o recognition
OF the belligerency Of the insurgents. Commodore
Green's flagship is companion ship TO the Saugus
and is fitting out at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
She will be ready for sea in thirty days, when she
will make trial trip to Boston, where the dag officer
will Join her.
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LONG Island.

thirtyharrcl right whale was caught of ANA.
gansette on Friday.
flaming, OF Flushing, for cutting Mullany's head
last Friday, got of BY giving him t!5.
The Rev. Mr. Pearce the missing Methodist min
ister. OF Northampton, 10 supposed TO be Insane.
The Rev. w. ii. Tailor. OF Staten Island, has ac-
cepted call from the Presby Church at Green.
port
Major Gen. John A. Dix has purchased land in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
LATEST L1BOR NEWS.

Tie STEERS and blockcrs in tho ha, establishments
In Orange have struck for advance the siZers
tor niue aud the UlocAcrs for iouE Ceuts per hat
throughout.
The cigar makers on strike against n reduo-
ton or their wages and at their meeting Saturday
evening appropriations were made allowing marrieA
men $40 a week and single monf1
The coach drivers Of Brooklyn have chosen !.
Cavannagh President Mr.. Toocy, viccrrt sldcnt u,
Hughes, Recording Secretary G. Martin, FinancA
Secretary Wan. Nolan. Treasurer.
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-. IIom NE INin'1 (GdD Ntlr ETn1 Jan @
The balloon ascension announced for Yesterday
was made promptly at the appointed time. DR.. Al
bert Hnpe went up alone. When the balloon had
reached the height OF about one mile. those who
watching II were Mortified to II explode and COLI
lapse In the upper air. No one In tile vast crowd
doubted that the trip fatal one to the
ardent advcnturcr. For about an hour the
anxiety was very intense, when, to the aston
ishment Of every one, the Doctor rode in. sound in
body and as cheerful In soul as ever The Doctor
fell about three miles out OF town, and the only in-
Jury he sustained was few scratches from some
bushes into which he fell He was unconscious
when lac reached the ground, but soon recovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Mrs. Roelter,s Lite Iu.urance.

On Saturday. Justice Coulter continued the
examination OF Nehemiah Brown, WHO is accused of
defraudng Mrs. Margaret Roelter OF $40, under
from the Farmers and Mechanics Lire Insurance
Company. The officers Of The Company appeared
In Court, and testified that they did not know
Brown, but that they had many agents whom they
did not personally know. Brown said that he had
delayed In delivering the policy TO Mrs. Roeter
merely because ho had been unable to see the pro-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
BROOKLYN.

VIM. A. Furey has been reelected President OF the
City Assessors.
A dental innrmary is to be opened to-day at 26O
Washington street.
The Widows and Orphans Fund OF the late
Volunteer Fire Department Is over $4,000.
An unknown sailor fell into the river at the foot
OF Van Brunt street on Saturday night. aud was
drowned
Mrs. Ann Jackson, OF Staten Island, was held to
bail In $500 by U S. Commissioner Jones on the charge
OF drawing pension as the widow Of Thomas Dock
win, her former husband, who was killed during the
war while she was married to another man. VIM. Jack
her present hu sband,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Personal INTELLIGEYCE.

Recorder Hackett sailed for Charleston, 8. c., on
Saturday, to be absent three weeks
Wm Horace Lingard and Alice Dunning have been
reconced for tine one hundred and eighy.sxth time,
The Tammany General Committee for 1870 or.
ganiyed on Saturday evening by reGlectnR Mr. Tweed
Chairman.
W. o. Collins, OF somers, Conn, has recently sold
his interest In the printing and publishing business IN
this city, for about 1900,
The son of President Lopez is In Washington to
Iepeseht ny OF ny Aner anu 70 luu &c tne
Paraguay
Geo Francis Trains appointments are, Bingham
ton l0h Owego, nth Flmira. llth Easton, 18th
panyi le, lith New Brunswick, 18th Tamnany, Old
Fogiei." next sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Our New Line Of Ocean Steamship.

The international Steamship Company of this
city have agreed upon the terms and conditions with
the builders for the construction OF two frst-class
steamshIps, and two more shall follow. The dimen.
sons OF these 800 feet In length co feet in width
and 80 feet in Depth the interior arrangements 10 be
In accordance with the drawings which were sub.
mitted to the Postmaster General In October last,
Speed 20 be twenty-five miles per hour In smooth
water, capablity to cross the ocean IN air weather
In six days and half and on average time OF eight
days They are all TO be built Of iron, double IN form,
having every provision for safety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Another Cuban War ye..e, Aao,t.

HAVANA, Jan. 9.-The Spanish frgate Corona
VIII soon sail for NenezueIa for the purpose OF
watching the steamer FL Rayo. Tie FL Rayo was
formerly the r. II. Cuyer. and was sold by a citizen
OF the United States to the Columbian Government
rumor prevails that she has been sold to the
Cuban insurgents. The Corona will also look after
Spanish interests generally In that quarter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Princeiy G,,t nv N German Baron.

The German Hospital in this city received on
Saturday from Germany unexpected gift OF
t50OO0 in fye-twenties. The giver was the Baron
Won Diergardt, young man who just inherited
large fortune and begins by maxi Of it In this
manner. He has never been In the United States
and was doubtless prompted TO this great act OF
charity by finding large quantity OF UnitCd States
bonds among ms Inheritance. The hospital. which
Is at the corner OF Fourth avenue and Seventy.
seventh street, will be greatly benefited by this ac-
qusitiOn.
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Four Hundred Salt. against Fisk & Gould.

Jay Gould and James Fisk, Jr., appeared on
Saturday in the County Court in Paterson, n. j., to
answer an Indictment for charging the Rogers Loco.
motive Company $3.50 for transporting their loco
motives to New York, when the usual price is $50.
The distinguished prisoners were held to bail, and
their trnl was set down for the second Tuesday in
April. -Four hundred like suits are 10 be instituted
all along the liue OF the Eastern Division OF the ro
so that Messrs. Fisk & Gould may expect to have
their hands full,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
LOSSES BY FIRE.
ruq.Boat burned on n obbip,s Reef

At about 1880 A. NJ. yesterday, the tug. boat
Jonathan Chase, owned by Pease Bros. OF 80 Soutl,
street, after towing bark TO the lower bay, sudden.
y took FIRE about the boiler hatch while of Robin 3
Reef. The flames spread rapidly sthe crew
compelled oo take 10 the boat and were picked
up by the Staten Island ferry boat Northaeld. The
the tug Una, assisted by the United States revenge
cutter jasmine, and the flames extingushed by
the Harbor Police, but not until amer much damage
had been DONE The boat WAS partly insured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Family stupefled ana Robbed.

On Thursday night last burglars broke into q
Somiv consistinS siose,bar Of seyen anu ,is
After administering chorOform to each OF the sleep.
Ing inmates, they ransacked the house for plunder
In the end taking with them $s5, gold watch and
numerous articles OF clothing. The esthotic did
duty most efiectually, as none OF the family recov.
cred from their stupor until day was far advanced
The odor pervaded the house TO such o degree that
even visitors were seriously affected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Gros. Careie.soe.. OF Express omcer..

BRIDGEPoRr, Conn, Jan. 9.-The package Of
t3i 600 in Government bonds, sent by Adams Ex-
press from Boston to Washington for the Secretary
OF the Treasury, and which mysteriously dlsap-
peared from the onice OF the Company in Wash
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Montana Bill Carrier Murdered.

HELENA, Montana, Jan. 0. - This evening
Moses BOwldnP, a private in the Thirteenth nian.
try shot and instantly killed the bill carrier OF the
Varieties Theatre, who is known here "a Charley.
Bowling was intoxicated aud becoming annoyed at
Charleys requests for admission INTO the house.
rushed TO the door and opened fire on Charley with
six.shooer The first shot toox effect IN the arm,
the third and fatal one In the forehead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Masonic ChIt-chat.

The reception Of Morton CommanderY Is set down
for Wednesday evening, at the metropolitan Hotel
The Sisters OF the Eastern Star, Alpha Chapter,
give their reception at pollo Hal on the 3st.
W. Bro. Geo. Il Andrews Is the new Master, and
Bro. John J. Wilson the new Secretary OF ST. Johns
Lodge, No. /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10

In a quarrel on Saturday evening in fremont
between Milton Carpenter and Christian Hersei,
HeTger beat Carpenter on the head with a neayy
3 O'Clock last evening lIerger was arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10

On Saturday evening a note was sent 10 the
Chief OF the Police OF Hoboken by Mrs. Zeige. of
49 Adams street, complaining that John McCarty
was beating his wife. Capt Dornoyan despatched
fn Officer to the place indicated. On his arrival he
found the poor woman lying on the floor with her
face reduced to OF pulp by the kicks that the
drunken brute md admlnlsered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
The Anna Not Released.

CHARLESTON Jan. e.-No action has been
taken by the United States Court the case of the
alleged Cuban sloop Anna, now In possession Of tho
United states authorities. motion to yacate the
warrant Of arrest is TO be made tomorrow. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
The De dication ofn senmen.s Bethel.

Bishop Potter dedicated the new r Z. Bethel
ship, moored at the foot OF Pike street, East River.
yesterday morning. large congregation assem-.
bled and the Bishop preached the duty Of conse-
Grafton The structure Is 80 feet long 81 wide and
81 nigh, and cost $4,000 1t has neat organ which
cost 81 900. The Rev. DIR. Cooke preached In the
all. moon. Tho Rev. II. w. Lewis Is the pastor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Probable.Revi-ion OF the Income Tax Law.

WAsHISGros, Jan. 9.-Commis sioner Delano
has sent out Instructions to the Assessors to send
Him suggestions covering the collection OF the in.
come tax, evidently with the idea that Congress will
reenact it, as what he desires is material tor revising
the law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
The spanish War Cloud Vanishing.

MADRID Jan. 9.-The Ministerial crisis has
terminated. sehor Riycro President Of the Cortcs,
has accented the Ministry Of the Interior, Admiral
Topete that of the Marine, and Sehor Sagosta the
Department Of State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
The Murder of Congressman UuyIer,

Judge Iuyler Of lackensack, formerly Mem
ber ol Congress, from the Fourth Com rossional
District OF New Jersey Wno was struck TWO or three
weeks ago by drunken lOafer, is at the point Of
death lie was mild and nonensiyo citizen, and
was stricken down without pIOvocation. his assail
ant Is In Hackensack jan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10

Mr.. Jerome Hopkins third orpheon Fund Con-
cert on Saturday evening was attended by crowded
audience, and was sgnazed by the subsequent
turning OF the Apollo Concert Room into a ball.
room IN other words, after the concert, the first
grand mop OF the Orphton Society took place and
lasted until midnight, many hundreds OF couples
participating.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
The First Fatal skating A Accident.

While three brothers named Stanley, aged re-
specvely ~ TO- and4 years, were playing on the ice
on Fiftn avenue, between Sixty-third and sixty
fourth Streets yesterday ait rnoon, the Ice broke
and all fell in. The youngest was drowned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
OBITUARY.,

Senior Zarco, editor OF the Slgl0, OF the city OF
Mexico, prominent politician. Ia dead,
The remains OF Mr.. John Sklllman, a veteran OF
the war OF lSi2 native OF Princeton n. J but for
many years resident OF Harlem, were Inferred In
Woodlawn Cemetery yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-10
Brooklyn Boys browne d

NORWICH, Conn, Jan. 9.-Three sons of George
Brown, of Brooklyn, N Y, aged seven, nine, and
eleven years broke through the ice while skating on
Saturday, and were drowned.
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Riot near rtbe sheffield Colllcrie..

LONDON Jan "a trade union riot occurred
Of the Thoruclic collicrlcs Sheffield yesterday.
Much excitement prevails In Snefheld and the SUR
rounding country.