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DISBURSEMENTS.
amounts paid. for Furniture, Stores, Queens.
'e0rr, BedcIothmy, dc, dc, as per re.
ceipied Bulls I; also expense accounts aud
0'c0r'Ls TO sufferers -
w II Vented SIl 20, David Miller & Co 100 so
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THE AMERICAN RI RAJ HOME from Ami, I.
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FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

new dipping needle has been invented by NJ.
ports, hangs on silk loops, whereby friction Ia
ayoide q.
AT the meeting OF the German Astronomical
Society, recently held at Stuttgart, reports were
read from various observaorles OF the observations
OF stars carried out on Il common plan.
A submarine cable has Just been laid between
Honneur ami 10 Hoe, Intended 10 establish coninlu-
nclitons between the first named town and Hayrc.
The sleamtug yuicain, which mad the wire Oh board.
completed the operations in I'VE hours.
the scientific examination OF Mr.. Grote's head,
wnicli nas been made by Professor MARSHALL has re-
yealed the TACT that the brain or the deceased lst0
ran was remarkably email, but II Is sad to be rich
la convoluuons. Professor Marshalps report VIII
puzzle the pnrcnolosists
boat Ingegard and the brig Uradam, arrived ut
Plymouth rom GreenlJnd couple OF weeks back.
having board three aerollte3, the largest weigh
Ing nearly thirty tons wnicn are 10 De conveyed 10
sweden and made the SUBJECT or close investigation.
Tho expedition e. the NORTH Pole with the Boreal
is about 10 he carried out, NOTWITHSTANDING inc
death Of Captain Lambert. rue new enterprise has
been undertaken by the Geographical Society OF
the new cDlei OF the expedition Is also named Lam.
bert
Lombard telegram In the London Obserrtt
says:-Mitralileuse5 ON new system, invented ny
General &oron, have been di5triOuted for eXperi-
mental practice 10 several infantry regiments III
Poland. The pieces are drawn by three or four
horses the accompanying ammunition wagon re-
curing one horse less. Three or four men are re-
rounds per minute or 5000 In twenty -four minutes
allowing for pauscs anil interruptions, the range
extending to 200 PAGES An artillery officer ~
attached to every infantry regiment 70 direct the
the Officers are very favorable the effect being such
Is they say no force viii be abic to WITHSTAND.
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Court OF OYEp AND TERmlaEa.
The Grand Jury Preseat a Batch Of InSic,-
ments- Arrnisnmcnt of the Prisoners and
their lcas.


ments- Arrninnmcnt Of the Prisoners and
their + lcas.
BEFORE JuCc Barnard.
At the assembling OF the Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner yesterday morning the petit jury was dls.
charged till wednesday.
The Grand Jury brought In batch OF indictments,
but all FOR alleged commissions OF tho ordinary run
OF crimes and some, some anticipated against
parties charged with beng implicated IN the lately
discovered gigantic pecuiations upon the city aud
county excheduer.
There were nineteen indictments presented
eleven for grand larceny, two Tor burglary. two for
larceny from the person. TWO for rape and each
for forgery and elouious assault and battery. All
the prisoners were arraigned, and with one excep.
tioD, pleaded not guilty OF the charges preferred
against them.
SENTENCED
Lizzie Rogers acknowledged theft or forty dol
lars, and sent To the Penltentiary Tor one year
The C0urI adjourned till tomorrow. In he hurry
OF vacalng tneir seats one OF the spectators over
turned a chair.
use un sand the Judge sand not break that
chair IL has already cost me city sloo,o 10
par it," his sally elected general laughter as the
spectators left the court room,
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Sunday Morning Anus sniemts ON the East
side.

Sunday Morning Amnss memts ON the East
Side.
Michael Frames, OF No. IS3 Stanton street. was
quietly vending his way homewards about thrco
O'Clock on Sunday morning. He nad reached tho
corner OF Ridge street when two came up 70
HIM. The biggest ono asked him what time OF
ni1ht 1t was. frames answered. II don't know
what time IL ~; ask somebody else" Immediately
one ui the men graDDled us watch cham, breaking
IL OF snort near tile ring vi tne WATCH the other
holding him around tue neck with The GRO OF
profess 0na garroteT Oitcer Charles Burns OF
the Eleventh precinct, WHO was standing on the
other side oil the side Of the street. came running
at this time. He attempted TO arrest oil the
despefadoes when he was felied 10 the grou III Dy
blow on the back OF the neck. He jumped AMI Tired
two snocS after the IN ,itycs, bat missed tie,l.
knowing VINO tney were ne arrested them both IN
their bells during the morning. Yesterday tbry
were arraigned before jude >, OCT at Essex market.
1heie nan,es LOUIS Leopard, oi No 10 Clinton
street, and Henry Ashebrnner. of No. Ill Ridge
street. The Justice COMMITTED them without bah.
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SUPERIOR CT-SptcAL TENN.

The Evans Haboas Corpus Cause.-The De-
PENDANT demanded 10 tho fcnnyy lvanin
acknowledgements Dccision.
In the matter OF the application OF George o.
Evans, the Pennsylvania claim agent TO 10 dis
charged on nabeas corpus, Judge McCunn yesterday
rendered an opinion, holding the alleged deanitcr
Tor trial In Pcnnsy The facts in this case are
as ioilows:-Thc prisoner Evans Is charged before
the tribunals OF Pennsylvania with emoezzlemept
on the following afldavt by the Treasurer oil that
Commonwealth
mentO--n oath OF Robert ". Mackcy Treasurer OF
the state OF pennsylvania deposing That on the I'D
day Of MARCH, a, ". 1901, George D. vans, or tho
Of said Stac special agent By virtue OF a
JOINT resolution VI the Legislature OF astd Com.
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SUPREME CuuaT-spECial TssA

Contest for Aiimany and Counsel Fees In a
Uivorcc Snit.
Before Judge Cardozo.
Rensselaer, y. Wuc1tsH Us. Eliza WfncYeL-Tho
plaintiff in tins case obtained decree OF divorce.
which was subsequently opened. The defendant
applied for alimony and referee, TO whom the case
was referred reported IN favor OF granting her
$40 a week allmony from the time OF bringing the
action and payment Of counsel lee, the Whole
amounting 10 $40. On The report coming up for
conf nation the plantilf oppo ed the same, claim
ing that he was unable TO pay any sucn sum. lie
also proposed TO read aflldaviis showing three
adultcres the part CT the defendant not speclhed
In the original complaint. Tne Court took the
papers, reservlng its decision.
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COuRr Of GENERAL sEss,las.

A Femaio Pickpociket sent to slug Slnx--A
Broadway shopiifter Locked mp for Five
yenr,--l onviciion OF Auoiher E,Diars nj
Sysnater.
Before Recorder Hackett
The first case tired yesterday was an indictment
against Maria Riley, who was convicted OF picking
the pocket OF Mrs Street while looking Into win.
dow upon Broadway on the 18TH OF September. The
pocKetsook contained sl2 In money and diamond
ring worth $3.50. the prisoner was sent to the state
Prison for iour years.
susan Lockwood was found guilty OF stealing, on
the 2sd OF september. cloak, valued at $40. from
the store or A. 4. stewart Co., which was found
In her possession she confessed 70 the detective
that she stole II.
when arraigned for sentence she admitted to the
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MARINE COusr.
Action for salary.
Before Jnilpn Grnss.

Lindsey Us. lee 81 d.--The plantlr was engaged
IN July, 1852, by the firm OF Lee, Tweedy y Co.. dry
goods merchants, as general salesman for the
term OF one year. at salary Of $4,000 per year, and
was discharged IN the January following. He
brings tas SUIT to recover $500 salary from the time
oi ms discharge I'LL MS obtaining other en- ploy neni.
The employ ment and discharge are admitted but the
ocicnce VI intoXieation ana nattenion 10 business
Set up. Various witnesses called who testified
10 his Deiny absent Tor DAYS at time on different
occasions, and i.is being under the influence OF
hquor In defendants pace OF business. PlaintI,f
denies beng absent except on the occasion OF his
vines ness, ana contradicts the evidence as TO in
toxicatun, Offering the testimony OF former Sales
ni,n OF The house 10 the effect That lie was never
seen Nv them there under the influence or lquor,
Verdict Tor defendants.
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sllpH.as c01iT cl7Gur-pAhT 2.

prObabie Termination Of the VIeie Divorce
Salt.
Before Judge Brady
EJtert L. Feiie rs. Teresa Vteie. This case was
the first on the calendar.
The Judge asked II there was any motion to DO
made in TINS case.
Mr. Harrison, for the plainilT, said they had no
motion to make, although they understood the de-
fendart had The plaintiff was ready tor trial out
the defendant was not; but she had made them a
proposals which, II complied with, would give
them AL the SUBSTANTIAL results OF trial la favor OF
the plaintiff. Win tac view Q{ avoiding the scandal
OF a trial the case III court, and 10 give the
defendant the opportunity to carry out the proposi
ton she mad made they mad consented. at her re-
quest, 20 Adjournment OF the case TIL the FIRST
Monday OF December when the case Will be tried
II the defendant does not carry out her proposition
by that time.
The Judge said that the case would be so marked
on the calendar.
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CHARGE Of >cnrtling Ship.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States rs Leach.-The defendant, who
had been CAPTAIN OF the ship Euterpe, charg ed
with having scuttlsd and destroyed that vessel
while on voyage from Cailao TO
Falmouth, England. The particulars, 30
far they nave been given, have
been already published in the HERALD. 1t appeared
from the evidence adduced yesterday that the cap
tain, VINO ha, been In Liverpool, wnen ne heard o.
the charge against him. came forward and vcun
tarily surrendered himself into the hands OF tho
United States authorities In this CITY; that he re-
manned on the vessel while the wafer was fast gain
ing upon her, and the men hard at work al the
pumps; rnat finally the men, from over exertion,
became worn orr and that then the captain, seeing
all hope WAS at an end OF saving the ship, which
had s'sted over and the water up as high
as the ports, gave orders 10 the mate to open the
ports, but Ing the pressure OF the water TINS
tain then desired the mate to pierco holes in the
ports, which ne accordingly did. This, 1t was test
ed. was done for he purpose, ~ the captain stated
TO the mate OF putin the vessel out or the track OF
other ships. The vessel then went down, and sub
sequeDt.y The captain with fifteen men. put OF IN
boat, taking some nard biscuit as provisions. and
they suosisted on tins for ten days. beng obged TO
wiring the salt water out OF the biscuit Wnen
goiug to use it. The sea was heavy, and this
Obliged Ihem 10 throw some articles out or the boat
TO lgh en- It, 1t IS supposed that the log hook was
among the articles thus lost. The men inaily
reached port the Brazilian coast. 1t was
claimed by the prosecution that the vessel was
away by he defendant for the purpose or obtaining
the insurance money but the defendant exp,ains
this by staIng that The freight was worth 000
the Insurance. winch had been erected for advances
alter he had sailed, ana therefore entirety
without his Knowledge, anou ted only to
$780, the furner hearing OF she case was ad-
lcurned, the Commissioner stating thar The TACT OF
the CAPTAIN having surrendered himself v0unta-
x,ly was very much in his favor.
Straw Bal hare AGAINST n Lawyer.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The Unitd states Us. Il. J. ana 1son.-The de.
PENDANT Is lawyer. He Is charged with having OBJ
tanned two fraudulent bondsmen On bond IN rela-
tion TO internal revenue matters. The testimony
offered yesterday by revenue assessor was TO the
effect that ne had ascertalued that OF the parties
whose name was signed 10 the BOND did not reside
or DO business at the place mentioned II the bond,
neither dtd ne own the property described therein.
Nhe further hearing oil the case was adjourned.
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ted. and then they could return to their con-
sutuents,
FIGHT THEIR BATTLE AT HONE
show their real strength IN the contest, and coming
back next year represented. not az one body OF
Delegates, but by representative men from eacn
Assembly district demand fu.l and proper recogni-
ton.
IL may readily DC determined, therefore, how
futile Is the attempt to claim victory the Con-
vention when every item or decisive action shows
that the temper OF the Convention was decidedly
opposed TO the recognition Of 1ammany as repre-
ing tho democracy or the city of New YORK. aud
that the Convention itself was controlled In way
by the power or prestige OF the Tammaay ohgarchy.
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SUPERIOR CcUsT--TaIal TER1-pAST l.


Suit for Damages Against a Contractor.
Before Judge Barbour.
Charles Seiden5eY'y Peter +. FxD1trick.-On
the slst OF December, $685. tho plaintiff fell into an
exeavated sidewalk front OF No. 25) First avenue.
made BY the deien liant, contractor He injured
his Knes and sues for ST, 00) damages. The deien.
dant says y was contrlbuttve negligence. The jury
brought In II sealed verdict.
Nathanlel Miles Toe the plaintiff and w. McDer.
mott Tor the defepI ant.
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SUPERIOR coupT-SpEClil TERM.
An Cid Churcn suit Revived.

Before Judge Jones.
The MADISON Arenue BAPTIST church rs ne Ohcer
Street Baptist Chu,ch.--This case Will be remem.
bered rs one turning on the right OF trustees to
wholly dispose oil their church building, and having
been sent 20 the Court OF Appeals. II now comes
back TO this Court, the former judgment being re-
yefsed. 10 came mp on q MOTION 10 set tue case
down Tor trial. The motion was granted and tho
TRIAL set down Tor next week.
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COURT OF CoKGos plEss-sprClaL TERM.


Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.
Philips rs. Waus.-Mouon to consolidate denied,
with SO costs.
DiIon a.. Cold,reR.- Motion denied, with $40
costs, to abide event.
by Judge Larremorc
S1tdtdu rs GHmorc.--Allowance Of Ave per cent
on 254i Sc.
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THE COU r T S.
Charge Of scuttling ship-A Lawyer in Trou-
ble-The viele Divorce euit-A Costly Chair
The Evans Habeas Corpus Case Doing
ontracted Business in the
Court Of General sessions
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couaT.

sudge Batchford sat yesterday in the United
Btates District Court for the purpose OF trying
Admiralty causea; but case Leng quite ready, he
adjourned the Court TIL this morning.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuaI-ia ADMIRALTY.
Calender sar This Da

CaleBssr sisr This Day.
20O-Thomas f. Richards VS.. the Schooner Anne
Eliza B.
2O7-J0hn Herman va. J. ]. Austen ct. al.
20s-De Wit Z. Pckert VS.. Smith.
2Ol-Edwln COrsen vs. steamb ,at wyoming.
20e-W lillian Bostelman vs.. Anne Z. Kermit
2l0-SaBe w. Same.
Boston, Newport and New York steamboat COM
pany Va. Propeller Uceanus.
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SUPREME CDUsT-CaAMsERS.


Richard H. Sprogue Is. JtlcW NJ Sprd51&e Re
port OF referee confirmed aud divorce granted.
PLAINTIFF 10 have custody of the children,