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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-09
FOREIGN RACING NOTES,

BADEN BADEN RACES. ls72.-The races az Baden.
Baden THIS year Will take place monday the I'd |:
wednesday, the 4tn aud FRIDAY, the ON OF Septem.
Der. Inc programme, when mas appeared In the
Btttettn OUcie, leaves n0tning to ue desired; the
conditions are the same AZ IN previous years, and
Inc rst days programme Will be made up or tile
Prix ne 10 Favor,tc, 3.00JL tf120); the POue des
Prodults 6O0Ji lSlUOD the Prlx de Ia Vile (nand.
cap, 6oO0f tf24Dl; the Grand Leger International
10,0OJL (f40uO, and The pix ju Vieux Chateau
(steeple cnasc) 6.0JUf tf2J0). For the second DAY
Prx de Avenlr, 5,Ov0f. lx20o; the Prix dos Danes
2O0of. t&sO,, the Grand Prlx de Baden, 70, OOJs
tfSvJL ana the Prlx dc Mannheim (steepie .cnase)
4,000I. (,sl50) On the third dav the programme viii
comprise tile Prfx a Ebersteln, 3,000l. (fl20); the
Prx de Lichtentha. 2,000i. tIeOj; the Prlx DE Con-
soIatlon 2,0OJi lE,O and che Grand Steeple Chase,
1O,O0d tf40O). me only change 10 the suppression
IN 1911, We Deeve that TINS ajudicious step.-Le
Sport.
The FRENCH JOCKEY CLUB.--In consequence OF
the nominations made al the sittinQs OF the 2Ah and
3lst OF January the Racing Committee of tue So
ciete dEncouragement tfrench Jockey Club IL
composed as follows Tor Inc year Is7l-Original
memOers--uount de Cambs, N. Fasquey lae corr
ieuIIi, N. 9. Laftte, ~. lie 10y, NJ A. Lupin, Wis
count r. Daru, Count d'hedouvlie, Baroa de 10
ROcnette, Baron 10 CouteuIx, DuGe d'AlbuIera,
Prince de Ia Mos IOWA, Count IA. Grefulhe, Count A
de Noaiilcs, count II. de Lagrange anu Baron de
Plerres Members aaded--C0lnt Anedee des Cars,
Duke de FitzJames, M. A. FOuld, N. A. Schickler,
DeIamarre, Count Rpderer, Count II. de rurtot,
MARQUIS dc Lauriston, Prince Joachim huras,
Prince A. d'ArenDerg. Barol de Nexon, m. j. de
Cardyon Ia Tour and N. A. Boigues. stewards VI
Races--Bar0n de 10 Rochelle, Count Henri 0renulne,
Count hocQuart n. AAoxenzle Grieves, assistant
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COURT OF GENERAL seSsioNi
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder Hackett.
Assistant District Attorney Fellows prosecuted in
this Court yesterday. There was a large calendar
OF cases. but many OF them were not disposed OF IN
consequence OF the failure OF witnesses to attend.
INDECENT EXPOSURE.
DominicH Miller was tried and convicted Of tn.
decently exposing his person In West ForteLn street
on the 22d OF January last. The Recorder sent him
to the Penirentlary one year-that being the ex-
IRENE penalty That could be- inflcsed under the
statute
Thomas Reilly and James Wren were tried and
acquitted upon charge Of burglary in the third de-
Rfee. IL seems that on the evening OF the 10Th OF
January the sn0e store o. Michael Lyden, l240
broadway, was broken Into ana $40 worth OF boots
anu shoes taken. AT midnQnt policeman arrested
the prisoners In WCrth street and found pOrtlOu of
the goods IN carriage winch Reilly was driving
He satisfied the Court and jury BY evidence ne
was hack drlver aud was employed by unknown
parsles wno undoubtedly, were Inc burglars.
AN OBSCENE Lii ERATURE vBNDBR PLEADS GUILTY.
v illlam simpson pleaded guilty to an Indictment
charging hin with selling obscene literature on the
9th OF October last. 1t was CLAIMED byh witness
Tor the prosecution That the detendant mad been en-.
gagged In TINS neialous business Tor years. and that
he nad circulated improper books and pictures
among schOUl children In large quantities, MIR.
Howe made q statement IN extenuatiUu or punish.
mebt, aud informed the court tnar cue accused was
q vender OF newspapers and mad been led through
ignorance TO sell obscene books. He ayked the
Colrs 10 suspend judgment.
Inc Recorder directed that Simpson should be
taken In custody TIA Monday, when sentence would
Mary g. wiixm was tried upon an Indictment
for larceny charging her with stealing gold watch
Jonn Weldon, In harlem The jury gave her the
benefit oil q doubt, aud acquitted her; out she was
detained upon another charge.
Mr.. AcIielland asserted that his client was the
victim Of circumstances, as she bore a strong re-
sem Glance 10 o female thlef well known to the
police.
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The stated meeting OF the Board Of Managers was
held az tine Biole House, Astor place, on Thursday
the 9Th inst at halr-past three O'Clock p. NJ, A.
Robertson Walsh President, In the chair. the Rev.
DR.. Leavtt read the rtyHfth chapter OF Isaiah ald
offered prayer. Seven new auxilIarles were recog-
nized, OF which two are In Ohio and one In each Of
the States OF Alabama Wisconsin Minnesota, Kan.
sas and Colorado Territory
Communications were received from Rev. DR..
Riley, Mexico, with good accounts or the work
there; from Count Gulzot Paris, returning cordial
thanks or the Protestant Bible Society Of Paris
for aid In printing Ustervaid's Bible: from Per
PalmQuist Stockholm. wun fiscal and other
Bible is.rIbutIons during the year; also from Rev.
o. II. D0eriDg, Bremen. sending accounts ana report
OF bible dislri5uGlon In Germany; Rev. N. Hansen,
dssitason and nerd Of ~ the Bibe among the poor;
from Rev. J. n. Pogue aud Rev. Samuel Damon, OF
Honolulu, saOwing demand for the Scriptures By
RUSSIAN Sailors; from '1 Rev. George WHppIe, or
American Missionary Association, sending copy
OF the Gospel by Luke IN the Mendi language.
recently translated; from Rev. L. w. Kip, Annoy,
sending tue accounts with this society OF his mis-
sion, and specimens OF PORTIONS Of the Testament
in the Amoy Colloquial from Rev. J. n. w. Farm
distributors In China. ana IRON Rev. H. g. wider
Kolap0Or, Win MS accounts and MS annual report
Grants OF books v ere male to Missionary Society
OF the Protestant Episcopal Churcn, tor Africa; TO
the American Missionary Association, Spanish
Bibles and Tostamenis; 10 the American tract 80
ciety Cnoctaw and other SCRIPTURES; 70 the Baptist
Home Missionary Society, and many others OF
smaller amount The entire number Ct volumes. In
various languages granted u 9. $50 besides others
FOR the year ensuing Tor Sioe WORK IN oregn lands
amounting TO $66,S1O. The departure ives an
ncunced OF tue Rev. W. II. Norris as SPECIAL agent
dent Of Gerard College, was unanimously elected
President Of the American Bible society.
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the BELLEVUE HOSPITAL SUICIDE.
UnaciaI Iuvestigatiou.

O61cial Iuvesttgnti0u.
Coroner Schirmer yesterday morning held an in
quest at rhe CITY Hall over the remains Of Miss Rose
Murray, the lunalo VINO strangled herself In Belle
vue Hospital. as fully reported In the HERALD Of
Friday. Below VIII be found brief synopsis OF the
evidence. which showed that every precauuOn
against self destruction taken regard 10 DO.
ceased, everything which could be used being re-
moved IRON her CELL
Hugh Benton, an o1icer OF the Eighteenth pre-
cinct testified that himself and othar policemen
avenue 10 the hospital because their minas had
been seriously affected by the death Of Mrs. Murray
without receiving the rites OF the CHURCH.
Slias PeQrsali, night watcnmen at bellevue Hos
pital, saw deceased admitted aud sent for Dr..
Mitchell. who examined ner hand, on winch was q
felon; her hand was bound with three or tour yards
OF ordinary pandage alter which she was IMPRESSED
and put 10 bed; sue was calm ana quiet aud re-
fused 10 answer any quesl0ns; the DOCTOR did not
~acnsS sSe oer SEATED that
she was insane: ON g0ing Ills round
at hai-pasr three O'Clock A. NJ. Mr.. Pearsa looked
into the cell and found her lying quietly N oed;
asked her how she felt, hdG she made no answers; at
q quarter 20 five O'Clock Mr. Pearsall again looked
into the cell and found ner lying on tine floor; made
an examination and found her 20 be dead; then
noticed the bandage had been removed from her
HAND ana was wound tightly around her neck;
removed the nandage and called Dr. MlLchelL
arer hearing Of nsr dea,n made every po:sios
effort to resuscttats her but IN vain. He had caused
everything 10 be removed from the cell with which
Joseph Cusninan NJ. d. made post Inortem ex-
amlnaLlOn on the body OF deceased, AND, In his
opinion. death was caused BY asphyxla
found that deah was the result OF stranguatlOn ny
deceased winding q bandage around her neck at
Bellevue Hospital March Z, 1872
The sister or deceased was yesterday sent TO the
Asylum ~ confirmed lunatio, while the Iather has
recovered and mas gone hume.
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.

A Dull Day Among Opcrators-views Of o
Correspondents.
Yesterday was dull day I'm real estate circles, AZ
is usually the case on Friday, and, beyond a free
discussion of the points We have raised IN relation
to The market, there was not much Of Interest. In
this connection we append the views OF CORE
spondent upon matters We have already touched
upon. the writer says:--
have read with interest your articles of TIN and
9Th inst. ON real estate. One point however, not
touched upon deserves notice, namely the nearer
equalization OF values between desirable locations
on Central Park and the upper end Of the ISLAND
that must take place when The question 0i rapid
transit Ia solved. Men OF taste ana wealth az
from $40 QUO TO 500 QUO for lots well located around
tue Park because they are within fortyfv to Sixty
minutes OF their places Of buslness. krlng inc
beautiful localities between 162d street and the end
OF the island within the Same ums OF the
places OF business ana the scenery OF
our noble HUDSON River would attract their
lovers OF nature until the rough mountain
sdes would be dotted with the paatal residences
Of the wealthy and the neat villas OF those OF mod
crate means. Property on the West SIDE between
1920 street and Spuyten Du, vii Greek, does not now
average over S. U0 per lot and 1t Is surprising that
80 many Of our oldest residents can be found who
have never set foot on the historic grounds OF Wash
ingtOn Heights. As an Old operator and interested
III Tie section Of winch am writing. but having
nothing to sell, ! advise all VINO are thinking OF
making Investments real estate 10 visit the To-
callty referred before buying current rates
Fifth and Madison avenues.
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COURT Of COMMON PLeAs-pART L
Damages for Ejeesipg Passenger from the

Dana Gos fer Ejeoting o Passenger from the
Cars.
Before Judge Larremore and Jury.
James P. Denny va. Tue New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company.-Tne plaintiff in
September. 1870, bought ticket from Cincinnati
to New York, ny way Of Inc New York Central and
HUDSON River Railroad. After the tram had LETT
Utica he asked the conductor TO endorse his
ticket, as he wanted TO stop AZ Little Fails
The conductor, according to plaintis version, de.
cllne to endorse IL, saving that 1t was not nec6S
sary. Painful lett tue train, went to Amsterdam
aud thence starred on another train TO Schenectady,
where he resumed his journey OH the New York
Central Railroad. On showing ms ticket TO the
conductor the latter said that II not good, and
train. The Dlaintln refused TO do either.
ana tnereup0n, after u short dispute be-
tween the conductor. himself and one OF the
officials OF the road. the platntin was forcibly
elected ny the conductor and brakeman from tne
train at Honman's sIauon The plaintin Drings suit
TO recover S.. 900 damages. On the defence It was
shown that Inc conductor mad Instructions from
the company, where party transferred himself
from one train 10 another. without having his
ticket properly endorsed, 10 collect the fare from
the passenger, ana, In case OF mis- refusal to
pay, TO eject him from the cars. The
conductor positively denied that the plalutln ever
made application TO him to endorse nus LcKet before
he got or ut Little Fans IL was also proved by the
defence that the conductor told plainIlH he could
pay MS fare under protest, aud II anything was
wr0nQ he woud recLuy IL; that the conductor ex-
pressed 10 plainin regret al beng compelled TO
put MIN OH tue car, and That the removal OIL MIN
1rO m the car was done IN Is quiet manner az the
circumstances Of the case wouid allow. The Jury
rendered verdict tor $3.50 for plaintiff.
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UNITED STATES c,scuIr cuus..

Extraordinary suit Against Secretary Bout.
weIl-Two Millions oil Dollars Iuvolved.
A case has been recently brought ia the United
States Circuit Court by Bartholomew G. CALVIN
against Mr. Boutwell,, Secretary Of the Treasury, TO
recover the large sum Of 100000 damages for
alleGed n0n-fulifiment OF contract In regard to q
scheme OF financial operations which, the plain i q
states, ne submitted to Mr.. Boutwen IN the month
Of June, ls6s. The plaintiff proposed, BY MS plan
10 stop all gambling IN god TO save to the mercan-
national commerce TO the same extent; to produce
IN Increase OF Sl5.0O),0oJ annually In the customs
OF currency save yI4U ,00o 0OO He also set Iortn
PROJECT Tor . saving IN the cost OF fOOd-in Iacc
. scneme nv wnIcn there should be saving per
year 70 the whole community OF onc-nali the
national deot Inere are allegations in the com
plant that Mr.. Boutwell, onered 10 make satis,ac-
placs IN the Treasury. The plantln furtner claims
tnaI pv ms plan there has been saved 10 che country
In the supreme Court OF the state OF New York. and
subsequently removed 10 toe United states Circuit
Court; bot, Will be seen by the suojOinet decision
OF Judge BiatcnfOrd, the cause has deem sent back
to STATE the GROUND that the piaintin
an alien. The following ID tue language OF the
Judges
Asns not deried on this motion that the plaintiff ID
n ss a Sasis q the s
me United states cons and that ,ee asaass Of the
tan the trial OF that question on the msrrs
'G ss IN ss az coa ns ' ss tho
cause II sees there juri.con. The enercss Of that
this case shok 1s proper exercise Of such
requires that the iei Tue motion granted
ant have thirty days. ns to answer the complaint after
esr;nsd Of the oEdsr snail svo nsd In the
A Patent suit.
Judge woodruff was again occupied yesterday In
nearing continuation OF the argument In. the
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mfzssn upohsne Z complete cut down 10 the
waters edee. In pWetvN minutes she bark weat TO
the bOttOan Wjbh vhatever cargo she had on board;
AIeppo The defsnos vas that the collision was
entirely accidental. and that there was no faut on
Is in favor OF the ii,ellants. HIS Honor
holds that the AlepPo was going at
TOO hlah rate OF speed IN the prevailing fog the
amount clslned IN the libel nled May "a, 1871, Ia
STA 72o 90 with ipterosk decree for the lbe ants
with costs. with reference To q commissioner 10
compute the damages.
Townscnd d scudder ana J. G. Dodge (or Boston)
for ltpeuants; u. ID. LORD for calmanla
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COURT or APPEALS.

Rondeus and Osvveso Railroad Company Tn
Junction Vacated.
Albany. March 8, 1871
Judge Learned this morning rendered mis- decision
in the Rondout and Oswego Railroad cases. He
finds that the Judge had authority 70 direct the
injunction order 10 be returned before himself aud
that there Is no Injunction existence and there
upon, as matter OF form, ne sets aside tine injunc-
ton. He also finds that the authority the County
Judge attempted 20 exercise was not IN him; tnat 1T
was restraining the ordinary business OF corpora
ton and could 0n.y be exercised II at all, by tho
Supreme Court ON eight days notice.
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works. on Marshall street. between Hudson avenue
ana Little street, were public nuisance and dan
gerous to life aud health whom carried ON as
chemical factory. CODY or the resolution vas
also sent to the proprietor. Yesterday counsel
for MaTsn applied for and obtained an order from
proceeding against MS place. and to show cause
why they should not he permanently enjolned &C Q
special term Of the supreme Court the first Mon
day Of Apri next. Mr.. Marsh questions the autho-
rlty Of The Eoard. alleging that tnsy have no Jurs-
dlctlon over his business.
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SUPREME couRT-cIaculI.
The Wessa Disa SEER.

Tho WeHtdeld D1sR sCers
There are thirteen suits for damages against the
Staten Island Railroad Company on tue calendar
for this month. The cases have been set down for
monday next by Judge Pratt, and are entirely dis
tuct IRON those brought IN the City Coart 10 II
SAID mat the suit OF Perette Chene, iere, admins
tratrix. VIII be the first tried as case. Mr.. e.
J. Greennsm VIII appear Tor plaintiffs and Me,srs
Beach aud Brown Tor the company. Below will be
found the titles OF the causes IN ne Circuit C0urt:--
ga, Marie A. Cnlman Va. Staten Island Railroad
man Va. Same, 243, Pernette Cheneviere admins
tratrlx &C., w. same: IA, Same VS.. Same; 245,
Same Va. same; 246 same vs.. same; 21, Pernette
Cnenevere vs.. same; 2ls, Patrick eastman, al
mnstrat0r, &c, vs.. same; 24g, Marie Unl;nan, adj
minslratrix &C., vs.. Same; $50, joan v. Brown vs..
same; 251, Jonn Mucany Va Same; 252, John Ham,
IltOn vs.. Same
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SupReme COURT.
Before Judge Barrett.

what Constitufes a Bar Under Bankruptcy
PrOcoedinas.
Before Judge Barrett
Ansonia Brass and copper Company VS.. The New
York Lamp Chimney Co.--The defendants set up
thar they had been adjudcated baukrupts, and that
In the bankruptcy proceedings the plaintis proved
their debt and received q dividend, which was ad
mittod and claimed that TINS constituted o bar 70
the further prosecution OF THESE Claims. according
70 tue express anauaYe OF tne nrst sectlon
referred to ind not apply to cases where tue bank
rupt JAILED 10 get his discharge. The jury gave
verdict Tor palutln for $1,000 "a, and 500 allow
ance was maue 10 counsel. For plaintiff, s. b.
Higenhotham; Tor defendant Jonn ]. Martin.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Couar-x ADMIRALTY.

- ~1's"s"" CuUe-U6rINt0us
yesterday Judge Bla;cnford rendered mis- decision
N 'he case OF N. W. Bridge ana others We The
sseamsn'p Aleppo. rhe ioei was fled TO recover
BUSINESSES IRON the Aleppo which belongs to the
Cunard Company, for the stnK,nt q, the barr mer.
nmac vi tue coast OF MASSACHUSETTS on the LIST of
, rScsu" ~ ISL; Inc oak was Decalmed IN
OF speed stated 10 be seven or eioht miIes
IN hour, and 100 RAPIDLY unLer me observation-disclosures
ht ths psrk On the port sluc petweea the MAN and
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supAemk CovaT--cAAMsfRs
Nv Judge Ingraham,

Nv Judge lngraham.
Knowles va. Anderson ct ai.--MotlOn denied with
$40 COSTA with leave 10 renew alldavts explain
ing pldlntin's aiildaviL
Wei Va Marden eL al.-M0ttOn granted.
Bach w. Stegmuller- M0ti0n granted on payments
OF COSTS OF default and notion
Baker ct al w. Roubina-Motion denied, costs to
abide event DEFENDANT may renew on producing
written stipulation admitting matter set up by
plaintl6.
Gibasy vs. Darling. Motion gfanted.
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THE CoUR T S.


6sgstary boutwell, susd for $4,000. 000-An
Extraordinary Suit Decision in Collision
Casp-Youkars and New York Yirs Insur-
anes Company in court-What Con-
attutss Bar Under Bankruptcy
Hrooesdings-Vsrdiet Against
Railroad company-1usi-
nsss IN General 6sssiona
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vm1Ep STATES DISTRICT couR1-Ix BANKRUPTCY

The Yenlfsrs and New York Fire Insarancs
Company.
A already stated IN the HERALD, Alexander e.
Orr has died petition praying thar the Yonkers
and New Yorx Fire Insurance Company be al
Indicated an involuntary bankrupt Tne case will
De called TINS morning before Judge Blatchi0rd.
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steward for the surveillance OF the course ct Paris
Commission charged with the surveillance and
maintenance or the course and training ground at
Cnantllly-Count d'Hedouville, President; n II.
DolsDarre. A. Lupin and A. Schneider.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Ru bier and Teeth
Qofovo IudOa uouodtce

Judge Benedict issued an attachment yesterday,
on application Of counsel for Goodyear vucanise
Rubber Company against George II. HaIstead Tor
alleged contempt OF an injunction ISSUED In an
ruooer Plates for artificial teeth. Ban was liked ct
$500.
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SUPERIOR couRT-spsclAL TERM


Brown vR Wtlllams-urder OIL reference granted.
GRAY W. hellea-Order grained.
Anderson Va Babcock-Order denying motion.
Donnell va. Donnell-Order granted.
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COURT CALtNOAas-THlS DAv.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUBT-Tn Bankruptcy
Involuntary Cases.-Ncs. 3149 3l19 $751; $685. 32l7,
35l4, $3.50, 800, 1866, 1885, $780, $780, 1872 1878,
1919, $780, $751; 1884, 1888, $685. 1887, $780, Calendar
tor argum6ht-5359.
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The Board Of Heath, on the 22d OF January, de-
elAssa BY resolution the. James Marsn's ammonia
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SUPREME cuuar-,psclAl Term.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Justice Pratt
Mary Lyntz vs. John Lyn,z-Motion OF alimony
Denied with leave TO renew proof that defe adant
Ii aDle 10 per orn decree. No costs
Meensn vs.. Forester. -judgment for plaintiff.
See opinion.
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CITY CouaI-sptc,AL TERM.

In y1is Place n Nuisance '
Hefora Indigo NeilaQn.
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TSuRoPE.~A LADY, A PHYSICIAN, WISHES 70 AT.
~ ropess,ona'y or companion family going 70
Inrope ADDRESS Professor Il. W. ~. boz ~ "asson "