The sun., 1871-09-14

non the average exo niiture 70 We putit
say yeR RSI amns Sn ES rS d S'oa u sco@n
,he manner % watch tni, large increase ot ne d"nt
denaGce OF the laws contrary 70 the laws entered
@ T of s Sy vera ms SG from a w he e"sSr,
.nn tccured e thewseIyos wes lego spec hcsl inat
Y9S 91ns 9rn ns @ ssc a Ssw 70 Y9s % rss
covered as nave saied during W WI f c. lie nna0eI
operaons ot tue said Connolly are under inyestge
siyerls,as cr p,i1tinS icr sirr,an.,y Ios "a pur
am aware thai an sa'davit rs. been read nv the
Sees soc sen fSers S an ony s, y M "a
%9p IIs.'den. 1f ,he Tiat 9 s9mganv' .nd p1e'
April $50 Twe-d was steekhcider IN moth these At,o-
s 9na @ eomss M oy0i ny as & Der9a . TSG o 5 sS s
1870 and rpon tdse papers the de'endauts stand
ton with THESE Associations ami rather thlnS Tie ts"t
wneh y 40 motor ors wa tae tntre Associations
Judge arHsrd- Quit tnat inmciis,ey. ,-...
rso BIZ TO whom ne assigned Ss ' inIerest We nave
20 ,ncrmaiion @ Snd a. me aiornaIioa waes ~. q.
are M Sh M !, other Tords their ns@e. d"
be,o but sf there ye,y siSnihcSni fact aim iiei
- all 's sn'~er, nee which must De ls&sn N con9co
V THIS mat We sllege NJ e. this daie u, pnting m
aSd conty an" ,Ho tSnsry s s ~ h .n anu
iac.ure o 'tatonery supplied to al the departments
s ra,cs srSos ,sI9s how Jersey asoS
aud hs aDe a. secure sI tne innnufsctur NJ o sn n.
sSS say pS Ss mca3SpSy SsiS y'uaIs ,spps E
NJ AL t9e GeG meats VITA s9eh &C. rles AZ the TX
Judis iIornari Gentemen Il you ~ t.a, GU again
WALK OUT IN rus RAIN.
Mr.. strahan-we also maze the allegation that Tho
fayor OF t.e ~ u 60 nes,e WIN he New Yors
wn.iher he is o. not In his arndsvit ne state. that
be Sss no to 1eS upou s not 81 mSsh Sq!
B. no. s,ygn qssny iaiormati'n The MAYOR sdw., :
l. not ye.y .ars how ae stands sincc ms. pero I.
We ,so " t6ai for pc,r. w '' to coSny S Saiis.' '
aoas Ha E fdr 49, g c aSs a. sq Sr ,sss .Ti
q; 900 SOW = , ScSrd7s , M to NE ls% g., vas ne
rose curnl etlel oi tloe yeA.,. whch cou,d i,w.
luy heo n'r CO. 10 be nende dnring hose Ynas
aud isio 70 the univ ire sny TOT TO single itom o.
rgses VA ga2os, TO rsvSs ,a iscg ISs
We 20 = state too, during i'es and 1877 claims
w're s,e sg,ins, tne CIV nnd ecugi, .oNernhisnt
TO % ne 'SS am", ., o. IS ssoSS ana va. ia n y ot
Ssss TO .s Sna TI n ,Sai w. .a,e S /, '
most caIdld 't,emeni thai na' o'er naie N all the
va, tl ntd and ne been pail enlirel; in Ter.
aT.are eSce.s ~ fa,psop,Ia,ion WITH A Ia
!s!e e ned made tor ,ho.s pnrno,.s a.. M.ssT IN
gs.l exec e,d9s'v s.e,l M ne s's., mae hs' Ing
SANrLks. CHAIRMAN
ofA nsmele" Committee taourn this Chairman md
g mni'tos p'int very dlreey to tie deienoant
wheu In.V came bsfoIs him with t,ls signature al.
Mn s.,ect sss ~. mi 49, hs
cheese, to tut himself unon the record tie MAvor OF
c Iunca's ue city ana counlv we're pound ray.
Ihcse S'sm' wsFs made 10 names o. parte, VINO
an paries who never existed msdc tor wols never
face am ~ sSine in resence o. rcni enea whose
sSp-erce hs' ecu far greater .nan mllc ont 'hink
&c &c allegation IS We make here-thAt these do,u
s~er IN sa usee gVS %ae enaa be- Se s
!hs 70 cosr. OsiOss y2q5 H9aGT ., tss.s
yetv con cnieally, q Ipel cyslst a. al appeared
or e oh oS or .a Sa ss' 81
ig s.ornd tor many vesst ard months IN cor nseti0n
Now eS@s o 81 he
Ssled 20 have 400 sd me rre.eat femei, Some a~,
neEe Paced during ihe sHious oi the LeElNaiure Of
now nov ass ssk 10 ifset yeH, H%foi. atteaton ''''
Mr. sItiaan he tteTTea TO ue ,i,h tuSdiyi.ien o.
iN,o Nl,h Ifovuc' that no eH cnse shah or inc red
~ lect of ex eLditnre sha have b, en- dered %,
.Gs have ueen revoasy Saee mo e. eo,eus iSea tS1 eI
kuiwthNse;sny thesa frovislous, Nc 81 ahan con.
nG,ast s 9itS'sI rSnSr. oa ST?Ii@anss ot tas
SSs,eo Sy the ress cti"e Board sad sppsoSs on ts
hayof sutnorElag tue payonsnt OF ttrgets snd th'
ceedeo with .tth. sIpcns' OF of
m.y Ss And 0Sa on the saraSy Of c
oIders al,h, pgh no suuls fsve 0 en- .a6prorrihtr,
IS, dom n soae. Of Pate %ofss Ia:'s ha. someS
ed snd nov. proceeding With the execution Q
| cufrcd. the ompirol Her the certificate OF tai,
connue to sste tas bonus Of ine cly upon whioh th
necessary Iunds have oe,n sne are TO be raised An
every parIieuar eorieet 10 noint OF fact an ns "a
ps a1t e ~ & eu se SisS
u,nr TO continue 10 raise on the TO ds ~ the cry
pend
| Mr strahan rsxt TOOK up tne Two Per Cen,
| AT" ami shos I'd how the de endons have re
| published IN 1nB suN he UrorGnt cut his point
Gear tnh strolF, and made ceep IMPRESSION oil
TINS rudicnce tut how be Affected the Court It wal
| impossiUle to Jurge.
now o'GoRHAS TOOK 1T.
Willie Mt. strihAn Was spesking Mr OGorman''
| fsce was study He Fept II constantly Vresihe,
nj. lelt e! ebrow, and then let inc down the lot 90
| would elevate Ills right sTeb.ow Then bringini
| tus right eyebrow down To q level ritt his recon-
bent 10 I, he would simultaneously elevate ooh e,e
oro~s aud smile umlnOusly on the Court, the cpIn
| sci, ava the reporters. Every time hr. sirahai
| made heavy point against the Ring, Mr.. O'Gorm.I
| would rub his hands and smile signiheanuy, a,
| 9 uufn lie would not nave had MIR. Slrihan omil
| that noInt 'or my consideration whatever l. Nj
O'Gorman's Appearance aud actous can be taken ~
| criterion, yesterday wAs tue happiest day OF OH
| ne, and MI stranan the most ~nIusing speaker Il
| whom lie ever listened.
Nh. o'GoRHAs's HErLY.
| Al the coee OF SIR. SlfaLtn : remark lhe our
| TOOK recess, aud on It's cOmins ia sgaiu hr OOur
| man began mis- reply, aud continued I'll the adjourn
| ment wbica soon after took place. Sir O'GOTm
| 10 20 Lmihar Nitn the local .tatutos wAich hsv
| been psssed for the benefit or rum OF tie CITY an
| county OF New York, aud win the hUgauons " hie
have arisen under them, that Il Was AN eary matte
| Tor Inn TO Ireseut the case the de endants, as
the points discussed 10y him. In its strongest aspect
| His cnief uui { was that Mr. Foev has no s'andiu
| IN touTI ~ ugAinst the lecisiHtive or minister's
Lnicers Of the city or county, inA-much as tl
.tntutory cause on which ne mainly relied had be-
linn NJ Ms moi
Ottoman Br- -ued NJ Ith sgil aId power, ana eViden
| ~ made a favorable impression upon tue Court an
audience. and a very painful impression upon ~
| cupnse, Tor tie nl,iuuh
The Couri a,jouraed at halfpaSt g. before NJ
| O'Gor .lan had concluded. lie viii resume ia
| morning AT IL O'Clock. AreI the adjournment ye
| ttrapy afternoon OPINION WAS about equally diNi
| among those Who had neard the arguments as
| whether the inJunetion would be continued OF no
| Mr. O'GoTnan's constitutional point sgplnst
| Foley. seemed 10 trouble Mr.. F.'s friends exeee
| n.y,