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The New York herald., 1871-09-09
GOrHAd GOB5.GD.

Defeat Of the hiniusis by the White Stock.
"s-Extcs>ive Mnfi;mE All Aremnd.
Another poor game was Dlayed on the Union
Grounds Yesterday afternoon, the contestants being
the wni;e Stockings, OF chicago ana the Mutuas,
OF this city. AIer the miserable display ma,ie oy
the former club the day before in their game with
the .ckiOris IL Thought they would put In their
best lcks YESTERDAY for the purpose Of redeeming
themselves; out, so far from their dong So they
pllye for the most par, a regular mutin game.
nor did lheir
wEAK-KNEED iDvEHS ARIES
90 any better Tor they allowed themselves to be
beaten by three runs, and yes they themselves
earned TWO and the whites did not earn any. When
the game commenced Hatfield was placed on second
base, hut after allowing an easy grounJer to go
tween his eet, aud making three most outrageous
throws to first base, aud each o. Them at u critical
cor,iingly Pate rson, who. by the nay, had just
malcda ny Ia lett Held. was called In and Hatfield
sent Out. This change proved somewhat beneficial,
but II came TOO late.
ut the Mutual plavers were not the only ones
who souK IA haud in the muiling business. Wood and
Dufiy had tuer say IN tue matter. although at
time. tuev both played In really brilliant manner.
In he NTH inning ood madc no less ihan seven
crrors whlie ~ tile same time Duy was accredited
Win three.
For the loss OF this game the MutuaIs can Offer no
KIND OF excuse. Thcy were able 10 win It, as every
one col,ti see, anu had they supported WOlierS in
anything liHc decent manner The result could not
with the Chc:iyOs TOUR games out of ivc fac fol.
IuD IL
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
COURT or CEN saAL SESSIONS.
Omeial DciinQucncics s.ebnked by Judge
bedford.

Omeial DelinQucncics s.ebuked by Judge
Bedford.
During the proceeulnRs IN the alleged Byrnes out
rage Case, held In General Sessions yesterday, Dis-
trict Attorney feowes anmadverted In severe
lsaguage on the extra oical conduct OF the officers
OF the Court OF General oessions. Addressing the
Court the subject he said -
Your Honor, there Is one thing propose to call
your HOiO.s attention TO- because deem TINS q
suitable occas ON 10 do IL. There was AL edurt on
the part VI Tie deence, IN the Byrnes case. heiu
before you, 10 Introduce an ot1cer OI tuiS court
whom the c0molAinan, stated had nad some conver-
satiOu With her. NOW. your nonOi, while We nave
III ms .ourt, m attendance upon their duies sole
oNc edin.y eiiciens officers, we nave others OF
ihe Only consolation that we In re-
gard 10 these men Is that they are very
ra.ey III attehuance al, ne court. WITHIN Tue
Osfels Deea made, and IA TWO instances u has
Occu red Tat odicers nave gone up0n the said l0
TESTIFY IN cases taat nave come before tni, Court
upon evidence IN Il they MAD obtained pv conveisa-
ton with Prisoners IN the dock. in my md sment
NOBODY cua sed Win ministerial duties aoont the
cour room mas any business 10 nOid one Minute s
conversation with PRISONER or wifdess On the
par, Oh IN peop,e Q ,cept under the dlreolon Ot
Your honor or soar co,iea que or o. the ulstIlct
Attorney. Or some OF MS assistants. aene,cr we
want any Information IN regard Ia the management
OF tne oucil ou,iness Vi ,nls COu.t ~ Will oe t,ae
enough ivr tnese onccrs 10 procure ii. 10 captain
McO.osAes ..id 10 me gentlemen VINO, daJ amer
day are CJn>antl. LII AZ guidance In he dl5chare,e
OF tneir oates these remarks do not apply Tor
l pear wL.ing testimony to tnelr efficiency aud to
their cOuniis themselves strictly Winu tUS iillliS
OF tue duties as gneu then.
SUDGE BE .roR. 8 REMARKS.
Judge BEDFORD SAID Now tnat you have sIlg.
Pesed III mat cr request the DistrIct orne, 20
lurnIsn me before Monday morning with a ilst OF
wlO are paid u serve III tliis Court aud
whu as you lake The les. OnsOillty OI saving, nave
apsentcI them seiv aid tat their absence s peie er
than Their p.e-ence, tnc to- snJwins that tney are
u.iIil t Dc ssooiate witn as in this 90 IT. II t.iere
are VINO held oOnyersai. ons WITH. PRISONERS
and come upon tle stand and testify, nsa tfat
eVerv name ue furnished, and |, together Win any
tn N a ntAt
missed from L.s court fOO.u.
ASSISTANT Di sTR. # Arf RNEY LLowS:-l shall
take great pleasure IN furnishing the names.
TllS episode c.eLted no Iittle STIR IN the court
room anl the further tlon u tie pres.dng judges
In respect IL u.iinuent attaches oil tue urt WI nc
looked forward W.tn interest. II, as Is runored,
there Is cOrruptl,n III tlis deDartmant o. he county
81, ,crnllent l. oiicers oi the Court are III cosiOn
WI ine snystcrs lie ronos. so that prisoners are
plucke n, bar Is auy iurkey lOr New England
Inanks giving ulnner, Juose bed ord ald recorder
HacHetI are the VINO vii fearleSSy lnycstia
the alleged aouse aud prevent Its CONTINUANCE.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
CsICKET.
rhilade'ohin W. New York.


Among the annual contests at cricket te,ween oar
metropoi an players ana those or the Quaker City
and It's vicinity Of the most interesting hitherto
has been the match between the st. George and Ger
mantown clubs. Yesterday an eleyel Of the latter
organization came on from Phi adelpha to try the
met,le OF the Dragon Slayers Of New York, ar the
contest was commenced at noon yesterday. at Hobo
ken, the presence OF the usual Of spec
taors, delegation OF ladies gracng the with
their presence and occupying the III she tent
erected for their accommodation.
The first davis play resulted in OF rs to 20
In favor of the St. George eleven, who though minus
the services Of Mcssrs Gebbes and Earnshaw, new
crtneless managed to exceed The score OF their op-
ponents In the first inning OF the match The re-
sult OF the second inning, as lar played does not
however, promise sucn iavo able issue, the first
tivc wtckeiS OF the ST. George eleven In their second
inning fell for but twenty-five they being o. ed
ited with thirty only when stumps were drawn at six
r. NJ yesterday. Fawcett led the IT. George yes.
teruay with well earned seventeen. Terrence scoring
fifteen ctedita0ly, Morley ak,ng tho lead IN tile
bowling. On behalf OF Germantown Rnstars
twentyth proved TO be the OF the day. Joe
Hargreavcs contribution OF nineteen being the only
other double figures on the Germantowh side. Ras-
ing. The neiuing was not up To the marx on either
side, aud tho st. George men were ra ner Wild In
Judging runs. Thu. far the contest promises to re.
suit In Philadelphia victTy, but 81. george, no
doubt VIII make rally Tor the lead to-day. The
following ie the score OF the first InnIup:-
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
OUR RUSSIAN VISITOR,

Tae Grand Dukes visif--Preparinx FOR the
kcceptioq-Ths Naval Vessels Likely to
Participate.
The VISIT 10 this country OF the Grand Duke
Alexis, which Will occt,f esrly In October, Is attract
ing much attention.; and especially our bellcs--who
delight TO honor '1ive Princer-are actively dls-
cussing the chances for an assignment to "Alexis'
sev' IN the latest fashionable dance. MANY havs
even, In anticipation Of such an honor. otlercd
from their nlo1,stes dresses OF the finest Iaprcs
The Citizens Association are actively engaged in
preparing fOr the reception, which, II is DeIeyed
will be worthy OF the hospitality uf the lrst cv of
the New World. SO far no orders have been re.
ceiyed Dy the naval officers on this statoD: bur ino
Franklin, from the European squadron, and Tie
Congress, from Dr. HalIs Arctic expedition, are
daily expected and u IS believed thar tney will re.
main on the station 10 participate IN the naval re.
cepti0n. u II likely that Admiral Porter OF Wash
tngon, Will command the navai force 10 receive ha
aistingulsned visitor, and Admiral stringham, com.
mahding these waters, and Admiral SinIin OF tie
Navy lard, Will participate In the festives In ali
Rroeaeility. The date OF the reception Is SO lar dis.
tant that no programme hes yet been ara uQed
e'tnsr by the federal or civic auIhoritieA
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
Tic pcs'.ierrv Case.

Coroner Jones concluded the Inquest yesterday
over the body OF Miss Emily j. Post, OF Somer-
ville n. j.. who died at the Brooklyn City Hospital
on the LIST inst The deceased, II will ne remen-
bered, WAS brought to brooklyn by Madam Won
Busgirk ana Dr. Perry, OF BleecSer street, New
York. who had her at their house for the purpose Of
being delivered OF q child. Fintling that she would
die upon their hands they procured a carriage
and after driving her about the city for some
lime ie1t her at the First precinct station
house. Ihe Coroner made q lengthy charge
10 the jury, reviewing all the evidence taken.
and AFTER an hours deiiberation they returned with
the following verdict
ave find tina: the death OF Emily J. Post was
superinduccd oy the brutal and nlnman treatment
received az the hands OF DR.. Perry and Madame
Won Buskirk and we further find that Peer X.
Post, SRI, Minerva Post and Peter X. Post Jr, IN
placing their daughter ana sister In the care OF
known aDOrtonlst5 were guilty OF an unnatural out
rage, evncing depraved minds, utterly regardless
Of natural duty"
Madame Won Buskirk and Dr.. Perry are held TO
await Inc action OF the Grand jury. The Posts will
be held as witnesses.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

VETERAN OFFICIAL Cnief Justice Robertson,
OF the Court OF Appeals OF Kentucky, who resigned
his Office at Frankfort on the 6tn, Immediately after
administering the inaugural oath to Governor Leslie,
VIII be e,gntyone years old on the 18th OI Novem.
Der. lie served two terms IN Congress- and was
elected thlrd time, but resigned. lie tho
aui hor Of the bill to establish err,tOrlaI government
In Arkansas, and also o! the present system Of SELL
Ing public lands; WIS speaker o! the House OF Rep
resen,atves OF Kentucky three sessions; SECRETARY
OF the State o: Kentucky in 1929, .wulch he
.n-.SaAl. and became Judge OF the Court
Of Appeals and mex next year xSas vas made made
hr held for fifteen years, when ne resigned and re.
sumed the practice OF law IN Lexington KY; was
racred Judge again In i562, and held the position
IN his resgnal lion yesterday. lie was Professor
ot % law in the Trdnsyvalia University twentytnreo
wears. Ho was one OF the most dlstInga judges
ms country has produced. Some Of MS decisions
have been translated and passed through sewers,
editions IN Germany, where they arc constderea
Sioh au,horty chancellor Ke3t In b. "Commen'
',es on Constitutional Law, quotes yudge kooeIr
TAR. unions win warm appreciation. he was al an
sons. ing IN politics and later conservative ~ ,e'
olu line 10 favored liberal CONSTRUCTION OF tnS
regard 70 ne bs ,sses o. rss 1e Ss
government, and congress IN 1920. lie was y
whlle member of "onmittee and mem0eI OF
CHAIRMAN Oi the Land and Judiclary commit
tne internal improvements then on the moor.
ices, thougn tbe youngest man
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
THOSE HOUSES "UP THE ROAD"

UNION HILL, n. D., ScNt. !, KSII'
To TIE EDITOR or THE nKRALD:-
For Heavens sake follow up Jour good work de-
nouncing those shameless women In Union hill and
their visitors. You cannot conceive how much
good you do by 1t TO all tho quiet and pesceable c
zens In that unfortunate village. There are two
more such houses lbesides the one you
have exposed IN euch unsraring termsD IN
the same place, to our shame and humilia-
ton. our police, almost every 0llcial With
whom We are punished knows all about them; but
no rcmOnstrance, no complaint VIII rouse those
sluggish oiocklieads unless you, with such mighty
blows ~ Only the HBKALD ~ able W strike, Viii
bring tt0m to DO tner DUTY. ! know speak In the
name Ol every honest man, OF everv decent m0tnUr
and every vlftu0us girl by expressing to you my
ana by praying you not 10 i0rsakc us unul We shall
ave got rid ot these infamous pestA
ONE Of n THOUSAND.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
DARING BURGLARY IN JERSEY CITY.

Between two and three O'CLOCK yesterday morn.
Ing clsrKs clothing store. situated within hun.
ared yards OF the First precinct poice station In
Jersey City, was visited bJ burglars and clothing
valued Of 500 wss carried en- ne thieves escaped
TO New York, except one, whose bulky appearance
on entering the ferry sroused The suspicious or
Ofrcer Mokesg, VINO arresled MIN and took him 10
the first precinct stanoa, not however, until the
pas OF his prisoner. poruoD o! the stolen
property was found not far from the ferry on the
New ork side, having dropped from meat truck
on which the thieves threw their piunder while
crossing tho ferry. The man u custody gives his
name O. Eaward TraverD.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
FIRES IN BROOKLYN, E. D.

The twostory frame building No. lis Washington
street, Greenpoint occupied as a dwelling by the
family OF Mr.. John Downing. was damaged by lre
10 the amount OF 81, 900 yesterday morning. A de-
fectve fiue was.the cause OF the fire.
At about four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the var
nish factory OF Tho mas Borden Son, No. 2i4 North
Ninth street, TOOK fire by the boiling over OF not
OF varnish and tho bulidinR was damaged 81, 500
and the stock and machiaery So 900. The property
pahies for 200,
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH TROUBLE AT HUD.
SON. N. Y.
HUDSON, Sept. s, 1871

HUDSON, Sept. g. IS'I.
The Catholic organization n his city opposed to
the ministration OF Fatner OSulllvan hold posses.
sion OF the KEYS OF the church and OF his late resi-.
dence, and express a determination to resist his
return to the pastorate at all hazards The organ-
zaton has increased in strength during the suspen-
sion OF the priest, and trouble IL anticipated next
SUNDAY should O'Su van attempt to enter the
church. Tho rebels have called meeting at (.
Msry's Hall Tomorrow evening to per,ecj their
organization nnd adopt o plan Of Operat.O if
extreme measures are required. They are calm,
but determined
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
Forging Ejcc.uenf Papers.

Martin Kelly, Deputy Sheriff In The Tenth ward,
was arrested yesterday on q warrant Issued by
Judge Walsh, on q charge Of forging eIecimebt
papers in landlord and tenant cases. James Tiny,
al No AS atic street. was one o the parties who
was served with forged ejectnent papers. lie
refused move ana sought the interference OF Judge
Walsh rhs Judges name was signed TO the paper,
but he judge pronounced II forgery, and held
n n
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
THE COURTS.
SUPREME couRr-cHAmlsDS.
OMlcinl Advertising.
Before Judge barnard.

motion was made before the Court yesterday 70
postpone sale real estate under foreclosure tor
TWO weeks. Counsei stated as reason for the post
ponement tnaI though the sale had been advertised
for three 9, rs required py law. yet t was only
advertise IN the New YORK e az ct,pt anu "migat
as well nave nceu advertised IN the chr siidn OOs r.
or, whoa nUb0 ~ reads" dc desired TO have the
pro ertS fOi sale advertised In some paper Oh kene
raj Circulation. which his cieAts were wiiiuH w w
at tBeir OaD expense.
Opposing c0unsel having replied the motion was
Denied.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
A MISSING GIRL.

Mary Brady. child ten years Of age suddenly icit
'he residence OF her parents. No. cS2 sixth street.
Williamsburg, on Monday evening last and not hing
has since Ueen heard OF her. The child Was hntJess
and sboeiess when she LETT home and ner family are
very much anicled over neI mysterious faie.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
RrnalIiYn PsnneIis IN.

The total number OF paupers cared for at the
county expense during the past year was a., SOP
The average cost for each person was $lo7 81 and
the total cost. S490.5o6 TO- Fauperism Increases
with tho natural increase OF the population. ana
tne Commissioners find II difficult To keep down the
expenses ana yet supply all who appear to be In
need OF assistance. They have promised however,
10 be more economical this year than they were
tr.uf
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

Francis Kefham. OF 2l9 Myrtle avenuc was before
United states Commissioner Wmslow yesterday, on
the charge or attempting TO PASS counterfeit $40
bill OF tile National Bank OF POushkecpsie. The
allegation Is tnat Keiham gave The bill 10 boz
named James Dcegan. who attempted TO pass II at
the store OF James Patterson, 255 e.yrue avenue,
where Keiham sent hiin 10 buy some eggs. Ketnam
was committed 10 answer.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
Discharge Of Park L.borcrs.

The Prospect Park Commissioners arc compelled
through ack OF funds to restrict the progress OF
prOvements at the Park. Only short time since
q large number OF iabOrers and others we're dis
charged, aud to-day 15) more are TO be discharged.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
The Chicago

TnY CHIcAao GRAM sv,xn, n,rrs "cCrner"
Tribune calculates the profit in the recon. nj per
~ ,,r,s wnss. N tnat city as twenty-five per c..
moptn % the money put tutO the pool, which
formed about tho lst Of August. The sm03us
GUIDED was eo0 000 and the variation IN The brtCo
oi wheat waa about twenty cenls,
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
RurYIarx.

The residence of Mr. Dodge, Gil Greene aveuue!
whose family are out OF the city, was burgarousy
entered on Thursday night The precise amount OF
property taken Is not known but the house was
thoroughly ransacked.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
Alleae1 Exnsion Of tue Sr. cial Tax.

Anthony Mes-her charged before United
States Commissioner Wiuslow yesterday with carry.
ING on the business OF retail cigar dealer at Hun
ter's Point without paying the special tax required
by Jaw. He ned 10 ban IN Inc sum OF $500 TO
await an examination OH tue 22d inst.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
ClU5T Of APP AS CALsaIaa.

ALnAsY. n. y, Sept. s, ISL.
The follow ng Is the LOut OF Appeals diy calendar
for September ll:-NOs. 53,, $40, 342 3.S. 3A ei5,
/. 49, S4S,
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
HOW THEY BEAR,IT.
The City Fathers Under the Legal
Avalanche.

The Oppressive Doubts Of the Aldermen The
Dreadful Uncertainty Still Around Them
The Deserted Council Room-sray
Politicians on the Bihiculty-
What They Say in the Mayors
office-That Easelsss Rumor.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
at, aFOiGJ

Wickets- George, Is; 1ermantown. ~.
Umprcs-Messrs. Byron and Ninten.
Scorers Messrs. CHADWICK ana Oseiby.
Play VIII be resumed at noon to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08

m12a ey hin esca'e he here cured Of epyos Oliver comw.
upon scotland Sd ois Of b. su oh ora Z so" 81 s e ATTY II b. e..
AID What poeii w ~ ss ,he sithe3 q TIE goes Barn.
horoi Ios ha he baoVe cottage aad All Il I'd
manstol How be vspS viii iesdes uheysf be ams s es S,
brooks, birds nice hses heather i. oray poo9 J 49,
son ~ 20 join AuI Larg sne and Hghhnd May the
nature B vO5 ai net he ysu and aTs@
m a5ou has c he 5sscas % music S. Ia, r. , aIS S
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1snr tho foir5 Of the sea IN peoqn nj g G s ED
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The Pa'y 2, ny roTe ' y z. 81 sf gasn,;' Win s
dono by sdyertsns MARI ia extent An aiers t,1 ~,
lie newspapers v'h which conirac, soae w srngs
oat s az ike Ike s s'fi Gave list Of 's' bods The s.
s5 Toa11 y., o 81 IisI ,l v, ~ ion. 81 s1 .,
tie public dem'Hd fof s Kind Of afrraton Oar sHnra
Tie circulars SIRED erlre reach es Tc'e srs
le.e Jucsss may be So here ley feie aes q aios,
uoa Of to DO and regarl thcn nd o in their
s ss, n' @c IS e S5s 10, ' throughout t.Y o
eonr.S i ,o are few vs7,, 81 i9re ts vsc q.
not familiar WIN he name you have chosen sHd ne e.
C, can ySR :., ', men Rha sS55 s s sss l
q itself on Inheritance, viii such examples Lasnoe youi ecu
H0ar You hope q usefulness IN tie eoune o
state sud uao6l Contrast condition a thai OF Tie Euo
to-s alternately inPoycTied With credit u 40 ol ag
ecst0n Of M people aud you g realize Tie ys o. No
example Old mother oon has - worthy yoor am On 70
follow Bad schools Tor your ciro and al iaent 70 tea len
then intelligence snl integrity prosperous and happy BONES vii -
Associated hayc made "ih veal snt
o wish t allowed b. cOntbgie from sch - beL
are omctaing toward this Grst ou on Of he public so OppS
with fear deserve the distinction you bssiov gray God
worhier ani smile uIou you with His perpetual hne~
Secretary Boutwell,, native Of the mother town Of
Groton sent "a letter predicting the grOwthN the new
town in wealth. business, and population. speeches.
tOass, music and mirth occupied the afternoon IN
public hall and q grand ball, attended b. many from
surrounding cities and towns. terminated the festVeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08
SILVER MINING SPECULATION.

In the Brooklyn City Court, John Neidlinger
began action before Judge Nelson yesterday against
Henry A. Jones' to 5000 alleging that In Janu-
airy, 1866 the "slyer Legion Mining Company" was or
ganized corporation with capital stock Of
100000 divided into shares Of 500 each The defend
ant was one OF the incorporator and during the first
year Of its existence, he of the the
Company, and fully acquainted with its financial condi-
ton Defendant informed plaintiff that he had purchased
property in Owyhee County, Idaho worth 100000 and
intended Transferring the to the Company for cash
that IL he would purchase $50 shares at $ 49, he would
have Is shares issued TO him for nothing which would
bring the cost Of his shares to about so each. Relying
these representations plaintiff purchased shares
paying 5000 cash He alleges that defendants state
ments utterly false, and made TO deceive that
defendant owned the property in Idaho as claimed
by himself having acted in the negotiation only as an
agent for the owner receiving commission on all il
should sell for over $4,000 that the owner was paid
S35 600 In cash and bonds of the Cosmos Silver Mining
Company. worth nOminally $4,000 but in reality not
worth $4,000 The stock the plaintiff purchased he
claims utterly worthless and he demands Judgment
against the defendant for the amount it him. with
interest from March IL, 1866.
The defense admits tho incorporation OF the Company
and the purchase by plaintiff Of 100 shares for 5000
beside gratuity Of rs shares The sale the Idaho
property, he claims, Legitimate Transaction, he
being under contract TO purchase IL for SIS 900 cash. and
$4,000 IN bonds Of The Cosmos Company. Defendant
denies the remainder VI plaintiffs allegations Case
still