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New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
BROOKLYN STREET CAR MONOPOLY.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

o tHc II u NiOT " JHc ITtOUNc.
SIR: Is there no remedy for the absurd legis-
aton Of City Council which charters street railway
and reserves right TO regulate its hours Of running
and rates Of farel
South Brooklyn isut now suffering from such
Mr. william Richardson has the charters Of two lines
running TO East NewYork and the other to Green
wood Cemetery He charges six cents. though all other
roads in the city charge only FIVE and his run at
only such hours suits his convenience. There is no
accommodation whatever for the large number OF per
compelled to work until late hour at night
for those who go To their labor at an
early hour OF the morning. South BROOKLYN
and East New-YOrk are attractive, by reason Of
small rents, &C., to wOTkngmen, but the msInanage-
ment OF these roads Is driving many OF them to change
their location, much to the disadvantage Of themselves
and property wners In the vicinity The COur-st and
FultOnaye lines in the directions at more CON
vencnt hours and at lower rates, and many living at
great distance from these routes compelled to use
them, although at considerable annoyance This ques-
tOn will enter into local politics soon for the
the wards O South Brooklyn determined TO support
no men who uphold the unaccOmmOdating monopoly
headed by Mr.. Richardson. He Is said to be seeking
nomination az Alderman in the ,Twenty-secOnd Ward,
and may get but he viii not be likely to receive the
support OF the voters there 10 whose discomfort he adds
by his mscOnceved economy If the conversations hear
in his any indication OF public Indignation al his
conduct. 8.
Iourteentl-st, near Tfh-are, Brooklyn, Oct TO- 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
CRIMINAL.

In Justice Walsh's Court, Brooklyn, yester-
day, James Morgan, age 49, was arIa ucG q charge of
abandoning his wife. During the eight months 81 ms
marriage he i alleged to have paid sIL gle dollar
toward her support although it was shown that lie
owned house worth $4,000. lie j required iurals
securities in $500 TO support his wife.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday Alder
man Conan committed William Wis., a clerk in the en-
ploy OF the Messrs Sugden Bradbury whom Detectives
Tlly and Dickson had caught Dferin from the re-.
On Monday afternoon last Vim. Robinson and two
ederates followed Mrs Maria Jantzen her apartment
at No. O54 ChcTryst assaulted and bUtaly maltreatei
her. and stole from her drespOcket $l30 She unable
TO give an alarm and the gang escaped. On Tuesday
evening, while Mrs. Jantzen passing with her hns
band along JamesSt., she Robinson and recognized
him 0f her asalants He taken into custody,
and yesterday committed to await trial.
William Tinsman called at the residence of
Mrs Ann Quinn, in West Fifty-Seyenthst., yesterday
morning, and, announcing himself "A deputy sheriff.
said that he had been sent 10 seize upon horses,
value $780, the property Of Mr. Quinn. Mrs. Quinn saying
that she did not believe he deputy sheriff,
a revolver and, after threatening her lite took the
horses from the stable and drove away. Tnsnan ar
rested in the afternoon aud brought to the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court, where he committed for trial.
Augustus Saba held for trial on the charge OF threat
enng the life OF Ann Ii Costa at No i59 GrCenSt and
+ alarming her with knlie that she jumped irums
third-story window to the ground, jUrng herself Sc
Eerely,
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in January 1906 and admitted that the report
not filed either I'm 1865 1851 The Company, in April, 1870.
became insOlyent and ceased doing business and all the
property sold on execution. The plaintiff admitted
that the Of action for the failure 10 file the report
in 1865 barred In three years from that
time by the statute Of Limitations and claimed that he
had Of action in the failure 10 file the report
in 1861 The defendant insisted that the law did not
qulro company without business % le report, the
language OF the act providing that the report shall be
ned IN The place where the company carries its Dusi
ness and that the liability Of the trustee having been
once liked In 1906 could not be- extended by any subse
quent failure - file The report. Decision reserved ~
stickney for plaintiff and appellant, A. p Wheeler Tor
defendant.
EmUg 8. Cunningham, PiGipGOGnd Resp0ndent agt.
Wdiffr " Coager, AppcaHt-The plaintiff and resP@hh
cn I'm this case. IN November, isff, run over ~
hOre and wagon driven by servant Of the deieDos,
Size brought bu for s. 0C0. and the referee 70 y t
sent gave her verdict Of S20oo Inc ueIenu
ant appeals the ground that the amOunt OF oahltE's
allowed was excessive. The respondent ced Ihe f'iis
nature Of the wounds which justly entitled bof !" 'o
verdict Decision reserved.
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PLEA FOR THE APOTHECARY.

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR In the editorial columns of The TRIB-
UNE of recent date / notice causc reference to the
error OF Bridgeport apotlecary's clerk in putting up
morphine for quIane. have other account Of
the matter yours Are you that the physician
did not icre for "Suph. MoIph intending TO prescribe
Sulph. Quin 2" And if such was the case should the
blame properly fall upon the clerk, who consummated
the blunder OF the physciaui have known two cases
carcessness ply scan but both corrected by
the apothecaTies into whose hands the prescrlpi9s
physician and ascerained what drug was intended In
place OF morphine One physician heartily thanked
the apotnecary the corrections; the other got angry a
the impertnent interference o. apothecary with his
business ican sent all his prescriptions, II POS
sble another store, and did all in his power To nlure
the apothecary who had saved him from committing
murder Both intended 10 Drdo quinnc, hut wrote
phne; both in good standing and with good prac-
tCe. AN EA-APOIHECARf.
NGr- York. Sept. 30. 1870.
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THE LATE POLICE SUPERINTENDENT.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL TO-DAY.
tILI Z IL IL -. q

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Tie remains Of the late Superintendent
Jourdan will be borne at % o'clock this morning from his
late residence, No. 1913 Prncest, to St. Patricks Cahe-
draL The Sixth Precinct Police, under Capt Thonds J
Kennedy, will he the guard Of honor The services VIII
comprise a grand requiem mass, Vicar General STAIRS
ceebrant. The funeral sermon viii also be delivered Dy
the Vicar General.
The following are the pallbearers: N. I. Brennan
Mayor A. Oakley Hall, Justice Joseph DoWlhg' James
NJ Sweeney, Police Captains James j. Kelso ana ~,
ward Walsh, Aldermen Thomas CONAN anu Llhdlu
Cuddy City Chamberlain John j. Bradley Johh oIaeOl'
Tomlis Prison Warden, aud Christopher Oc cohHor. ~,
President Bosworth, ODcio Supcrn on foi
has issued an appropriate general order 70 lhe pOOo
force giving directions in reference to the funeral
Mr. Justice CardOzO has issued the following Ordef;,
OcT I2 8,O-CHAMBKs, SUPREME COUKT-lus Oanch o. te
Court viii stand ournei tomorrow In respect 10 me e Mr Johh
JOurn sua1e mention OF the cause oil le AuP0u VI o
mn d. business W bc red on the minutes.
the only tribute beyond my personal parpaton 10 DIS
qres Wch M power pay the memory vi lelI M Hho
flai great re-a and who MARTYR o s teToou 70 e
h high Office The public well mourn him as one whose
viii he'd g4lt to
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GENERAL sEssIoNs-DIsPOsEG OF THE
THIEVES.
. Recorder Hackett.-Thomas Kirwan

Before RPcOrder Hdckett.-IhOmas hlrWan
pleading guilty stealing watch aud chain worm s.s
from James Sheehan OF No. 4O6 East FOureenl-st
sentenced Yesterday 20 the State Prison for r ycaI
and halt. William J. Smith stole a nye-dollar wa'cb
from James ". smith Oi No. 94j IGafe, ana was - ht
to the state Prison for four years and SIX
George was sent 10 the Penten0Iy for Two ana h2n
years for stealing set OF billiard balls Bernard smith,
for the larceny Of jeWery valued a go lOr carrie Ige
OF No ls7 Avenue A. sent 20 state Prtou Tor HFe
years Charles Moore, for burglarousy entering me
ersfs Of Hans Gottsch NO lO9 FOTay thst on the 81
inst was sent TO the State Prison for four aud hai
years. Joseph BancE pleaded guilty 10 siealg qe1is
from Fritz Johnson, No 20 Edridgest. and was elt 70
the Peuteutiary for year.. George MsOu, LOT ue
larceny of linen from L. Nchng, No s. Avenue b. was
sent to the state Prison for five ye1rS...JOhn BQse
DemingeT for the theft OF. carcase OF leei ifulD
Jacob Hei-ler, corner OF Firstaye and F0Ity-Sev-
entb-st. was sent TO the PcutcutiaTy for one
wear. David Reiss pleaded guilty t. forgery ~
signing the names 200 different persons and
Was sent to the Peuitentary for year.
Patrick Brennan and Peter ScnlOn Jointly indicted for
The robbery Of John Kane, cOunryman who had been
testified that late the night OF the 9th inst he
assaulted by gang Cf rOughs while passing by the
corner Ot West and NOU,S-s, ard robbed Cf SIS.
Sergeant Oates aud Officer Robinson hearing the alarm.
came 10 his and chased the fellows one OF whom,
Brennan. gTed into tho river TO escape, who're lie
subsequently captured by the Sergeant scanlon was
found wing underneath an adjoining pier, apparently
asleep The jury believing that some doubt existed
TO ScaDlOn's completely Dthe crime, acquitted him,
aud the Recorder accordingly discharged him with .
rcprmau1 rcInaIling that De believed be just
guilty his companion. Brennan was found lI,y, and
sentenced 10 the state Prison Tor 20 years,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
LETTER.S FROM THE PEOPLE.

WHO SIGNED THOSE NAMES WITHOUT LEAVEl
To the Bditor Of The Tribune
SIR: To my certain knowledge, the paper IN
closed was not signed by all whose names are appended
am under the impression canvass would show that II
was neither presented to signed by one IN ten OF
those gentlemen. Yours,
'10'' 5. II. PROVOST, IA Chambers-st.
He,c- York, Oct. 10, 1870.
[The paper inclOsed" was the pretended
Endorsement of their officers by the imposing
list of members or people once members of
the Citizens AssocatiOn.-Ed]
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-TRIM TERM-PAET u.
Rcfnre .Lndne i Il DnLn-EirsL AatiOnOL Bdnk

=
of s. L0uig act. The Ninth National BANK ~ Ae~ ofE
-Th, action h brought 70 recover tEJ ~ on H'i q
checks. Nearly four years ago, IN Decemltr' 100 nc
Fr-t National Bank OF st. Louis drew tNO en- hs on J
orresnondrnt I'm this city the Ninth National Bank TIE
two checks were for - and 50 20 ana were nfaWn ln
favor Of J. T. Custer and g o. Sales repteuVcly. NhrH
the Ninth National Bank in this city. The amounts ofig De-
ally written had increascdthc first 20 S6, tIe
nter 10 81 3O so ceyery the alteration made TIA
the checks were at EOnOred, and .caIgod to tine
account OF tho st. Louis Bank. Advised ~ Ilc payment
of the drafts the latter discovered the aui and oy
accordingly sued the Ninth National Bank fOr The re-
coyry OF the amounts over and above what the chcCs
had I'm reality been drawn for. Tic defendants claim
negligence the part Of the plaintiffs, ~ giving draft
To persons with whom they uuaCqlaiucd and bD
might be experts n altering checks for a they knew.
The Jury found for the plaintiff fOr the iu. amount
claimed.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
TIE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board, at its special meeting yesterday
passed motion requesting the Controller to place to its
credit SjOO pay the salaries due at the commence
ment of the next month. Commissioner Manierre
wished to know ii the report fatmeltng in East one
XtIst. was ready The City Sanitary
INSPECTOR replied that he had received reports from four
his inspectors relative to the matter and that all had
reported that the business conducted IN an uii
Objectionable He intended to inspect The
establishments himself, and then make his report Com
missioner Manorre thought il due 20 the large number
Of residents in Harlem who had signed protest against
the continuance of these establishments, that report
should DE made at early day. The reply Of the Board
to the letter Of Gen. Mcdowell is preparing.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
MARINE CoURT-TR1AL TERM.-PAnT

Before .Judge Trdcy.-1homds Dnnh, W GuGr'
dian ag Frederick MogOTth The @ psIi,S i I" 'i acton
SurI i9st fbe piantif a boy y ycsrs oi age, vile
engaged IN ANNOYING ferocouss d2s TGL VIZ .Ise G
bs SHINGLES 10 get at the boy, breaking ms chai For
this INJURY suit for damages Wic5h MI .ie ~ ia 1 az 100
,,oa aT:fnaI lint held that the boy had no business ~
annoy him The jury took the same % yG" OF 'he F naer ter
IhG Iintig exJudge A. A. Phillips; for tie delendaE.,
I, liddle.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-oESrRAL TERM.

BgOre Judges MOHeiI, WcCHRH, ana spencer
At1mOus ngt idppGn.-Ihis was tried m June last
before Judge Jones, who ordered a verdict for the de-
tnd1t but ordered the exceptions 10 he heard In the
inst instance q General Torm The action Is brought by
The Company nom The cr!cudtnt, who one of ia
uut'''' .ul l' laul'i " il part ol tht toillhl 10
only about $1,000 hut the question s test one, and u
wolves IN It's sctlgmeAt nearly $4,000 Tue debt existed
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
CITY COURT-DrooKtYy.

NcGorera agt. Sheriff IFGiT.-The plaintiff
sef forth that the defendant by deputy, ,ls took
on Of the stock and fixtures Of tue store -
ulgluth at the corner OF Leonard and rkman-sts l..
D ON the 18TH OF February 1870 and be- claimed 10 have
be,n d0Tnaged I'm the amount OF $780, for which SUN lie
asked Judgment. The defcndaDt denied the aegati'i
and stated that on or about tie 18th Of February
Win. f. Brockway obtained Judgment of s5,1 o., nd
that he levied upon the property Of plaintiff t. saoy
such Judgment. The Jury returned verdi for plaintiff
aud ASSESSED ms GaInag yes at 500, and costs.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
TIE COURTS.
TyITFD STATES DISTRICT COUPT

Before Judge Blqtchf0ri.-The NOruait Trial.
Tie examination in the of the collision the bay
between the Couey Island boat NOrwa and the schooner
Lady Helen whereby the former was damaged severely
and the latter slightly, and person at least was
drowned, continued yesterday. The evidence was
all i'm at the close of the Court but seemed ndi-
that the officers of the to blame
The UTdC5dcL Frauds - United states DistrictAt-
tOrney Davis saws that the in which BlatchfOrd
Caldwell and others are charged with drawback frauds
have been placed the calendar for trial az the ensuing
term of the Circuit Court and every effort Will be made
to have tie disposed OF practicable.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
POLICE, MATTERS.

Commissioner Manierre heard IS complaints
ag inst policemen yes.e.day, Of which only pos
ses,ed much interest Charles Deylin complained Of
Patrolman W. Thaycr Of the Nineteenth Precinct for
auostug him without cause Whie driving cattle through
the streets Thaycr, I'm his defense said that he saw
Deynu driving q number Of cattle, aud believing that
There more than the authorized number he asked
Deylin how many there were a-d told that IL
ot his business He tried to count them, but Deyln
hurrit dy drove tne cattle in such 10 prevent
H. H then arrested him. The Commissioner said that
he had done ii -ht and dismissed the complaint.
in the day the Board of Commissioners dismissed
PatrOlmcn Morris W. Lockwood OF the Sanitary Com
pauy, and George Sto Of the Twenty Precinct
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A PROTEST.


To the EdifOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: As a friend and patron of the American
Institute beg permission to protest through your jour
nal against the "bG organ" nuisance. In company
with several Others have been at the Exhibition three
afternoons this week, to inspect machinery and other
improycments but cannot hear a word in explanation,
or even my own voice. account OF the nCessnt roar
ing and screaming OF that monster as he struggles
tliTouch "Yankce Doodle" and ''Not for joe" Cannot
hafan-hOur each morning Afternoon and evening, DC
set apart and advertised. JAO. ID. hIILLA3lS.
BrOOkilH, oct. z, 1870.
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PRAYERS IN THE FEDERAL CONVENTION.
To the Editor OF The TrfbUne.
SIR. In Tile THIRrNE of tln 10Th inst i.


SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of the 10th inst, is
reported sketch Of sermon by the Rev. oscar Hugo
Hungarian exile, in which the following passage
When the first Congress assembled Philadelphia being
Protestant daTs rilrss sieps frame
until finally and Unanimously resolved 10 invoke Gods blessing
nu assistance oerg called In, who read the Bible snl
offered solemn puJer tho Almighty and In hours Aer
the Cous tuition bornbo under the direct guidance Of God
IL may pity to spoil good story, but truth is
better than fashOOd in history in everything else. On
the 25 OF June, 1884, In the Federal Convention, Dr.
Franklin moved, In view OF the small progress that they
had made In the four five weeks that had been spent
that henccfOrth prayers implOItnR the assistance OF
heaven and Us blessings deliberations be held in
this assembly every morning before proceed 10 busi
ness and that OF the clergy Of this city
be requested 10 Oicate in that service" debates
III tie Federal Convention, u. 9S4l. The motion
was seconded by Mr.. Sherman Mr.. Hamilton and others
opposed IL 0n the ground that, however prOpr such
resolution might have been at the beginning OF the Con-
NentOn, II might at this late day bring disagree
able anadyersOns, and lead the public TO believe that
the emDdfrdssnents and dssensiOns within the COnyen-
lOn had suggested this measure" After further discus
SION, Mr. Randolph proposed. IN order 10 give favor
able aspect 10 the measure, that be- preached at
hc request OF the Convention the 4th OF July and
lhehceof"rd' prayers, &c, be read IN the Convention
every morning Dr. Franklin seconded the notion
Ater several unsuccessful attempts" says Mr.. Madi-
son report ior silently p1spOung this matter by ad-
Jpuhg the adjournment was at length carried without
any vote on the notion"
There the matter rcsied further action was taken
Va H ana hV piAleis Nete elsied during Tue remainder
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CIRCUIT coukr-Knes COUNTY.

Henry ". CaHin agt. Th0mdS Is. WHson.-
This action, reported in Wednesday TKIBrNk Va,
brought 10 enforce the performance Of contract maze
for exchange ~ property valued ~ 5000 TIC july
yesterday found verdict Tor plaintiff OF Sl7JJ Si.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
OYER AND TERMNER-KSos coUsrr.

Ifldi ~ Fdhfr JOT the 4hHfutI ~ - ,,,,,,..' 1.
The trial OF Michael LOyett, charged NIlh III, i y. n,
his infant child postponed yer ~ OS 49, - D
absence OF counsel for the defense 4Ae 0~9o wa 81
down iOr this morning
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now TIE ERIE sWINDIERs ACCOMMODATE TIL
PUBLIC.

To the Edttor Of TAe Tri5UHe.
SIR: On Saturday evening, Oct. g, n sick
lady, travelling alone arrived at the ferry Of the Erie
Railroad foot Of Chambcrs-st and gave the check for
her trunk the agent Of the Eric Baggage Express Coz
who promised to forward to her boardinghou with
out delay. She waited through Sunday and Monday.
suffering such annOyances as lady might be supposed
TO who wore all her available wardrobe her person
On Tuesday sent porter 10 inquire concerning IT,
and he assured by the agent Of the Company that
the trunk had not yet arrived On Tuesday night went
myself to what could learn concerning it, aud de-
mandcd the metal railroad check. This Is copy of it,
Iuu..a \ "
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13
A QUERY.
QUERY.
fhc EdiLnr OF IAe II B u y z !.

To the EdifOr OF The Tribune.
SIR Can you inform an old subscriber why it
is that that part Of Worhs which opens into Chahamst
has not been reguated 1t will soon be two years since
paid my assessment for the opening Of 1t. W.
Neg- York, Sept. n, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-13

n, tho session % the Convention, which lasted III sept
I5-neary three months lOngeT-when the Constitution
was finally adopted. - - ~ h' D'
WashfuotOn, y. O., Oct. IL, 1870.
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VIA Allentown.
l2,2l2. via j. G. Cres.
Id T. r ~ D.

went Immediately 10 the baggage AZ the foot Of
Ebcrty-st., and demanded The trunk; when | asked
why il had not been delivered the baggaCe-mascr as
sured that one had called for il, and showed me
his books 10 prove that the trunk had lain there subject
call since the evening of oct 8. His charges for
storage C 20 cents but i'm consideration Of my pro-
test ana the delinquency Of the express company acrccd
to take o. to which robbery had 70 submit in order
get the trunk. n. l.. W.
AttC- York oct. q, 1870.
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COURT CALENDARS-Tns pAr.

SrPRENE COURT-CHAsRFBs AKDOE0 J.
Adjourned Friday OF e memory eendent
JourD. judge CaroEo vii asEeud TO e2Ase business lis hoG'
ater the funeral
sUPKEss CoURT-SPECIAL TERs-BARNARD "opens a. ~
Adjourned until Friday out Of respect the memory
Ian
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E6. .Gottberg sgt. The Security 2l53 Same ag- Same
ag1 Fraser asL Young ct al Isl. same az same
slg Rockwell agt The Third ave 2l59. same AT.
,,o- Railroad Co. 2lti LGqghran ami smother 49,
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another; 20. w gsaa ct a. agt Bambersei
295 Nat Bsnf Of F6atn ost 25 Delaware ard Raru Can,
The ruoeriT WAreh'g Co. CO. ag- Crane ct al
SUPREME CorhT-CRcrsT-PMT H-SUTuEKLAND. J-Opens a
Adjourned until Friday on account Of the continued Illness oJu.
cossos FIrls-rnrAL TgR~-P,rT IHen By v,S Darsr. J.
800. ..ssign,a and aH' At ro .ii.rIs % ss' r-s'
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, DrlS on 40 Crptt q al $50 Poun tgt BIoaissy and
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100. - irl 8Et II ,ll.Naars sst i.en'r 81,
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.lo ios a. ~ IlaL hoaosva c. a. Aae o'A'''
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TRIBUNE WAR LETTERS.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

-u, NATIONAL GUARD, ITS COMPOSITION AND
FrFICtFNCY-TuE RED REPUBLICANS IN Ii
oNS-PIETRI AND MAGNE IN GENh' INV ~A-IioN
TSr rRFNCU PEASANTS WOULD RECEIVE
NAPOLEON.