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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

10 the County Of New York. but no know nothing or IL
beyond Hesth's statement: Manu-
,actrine Company, and afterward bookkeeper for the
t'Tstees tesii6sd that ne the books of Heath 4
smith about two months ago, in Connecticut; WINE
Coming from Portland, Conn.,. some time between Nov;
i and Nov 10, 1870, Mr. Heath had said he would
send Ingerso and harrington to State Prison tha ne
would have them in Sing Sing, ana that the Twenty
thri-st. building would make good ASYLUM for poll
nature on the warrant in Fargingtons
handwriting nor that on the bill On Nh r tue
about week ago had no connection with this litigation
He had charge of the books of MI Farrington who
purchased the business from Lorng Ingerso ather OF
the defendant ngersoll not to his knowledge IN
eresed III 1t. The witness was questioned in reference
"they going 10 get him indicted ana that ne wond
not be party TO any further persecution the W.T.
and that 1t proceeded from friendly feeling. .
Theodore b. Austin, who succeeded Mr.. Heath as
Treasurer Of the Heath Manufacturing COMPANY yes Yes
titled that in getting possession OF the DOCKS ne na
traced 10 T. A. Heahs house, and found others az
the warrant and the writing the bill were not in Far
rington's handwriting. On the croSs-eAa'1 nv
9n he stated getting s ssoS of the
then becoming director. then ycePresdent supern-
duced letter written by the witness to Mr.. Heath in
which occurred Objectionable paragraphs MT Tremnn
insisted upon having answer 10 tue eHect that n
witness wrote them while the witness demanded that
the whole letter should be read TO show ta such
were merely quotations from letter written ny NIL
Mr. Bird was recalled to identify papers showing
IngerSOlpS TRANSACTIONS WIN tne tOlupduf
that no books had been sent to Mr. Heaths mousse MI
Fullerton read number OF bills for articles ~
the Court In order 10 show the course or business
i'm This respect A number OF small checks drawn oy
Heath as treasurer to the order Of Harrington, were
offered in evidence.
Augustus b. McGraw. formerly In the employ OF HEATH
Smith, testified that Farrington's handwriting or
fered from the signature Peter Ives stated tha Whe
Heath came 20 his Office day he asked about the D,
and was told that 1t was all right The witness wa.
asked n the real estate OF the Company was not SOFA az
very great sacrifice, and said that 1t brought ABOUT
One-tnrd OF the cost. -, -
Mr. McCraw stated that neither OF the signatures
bibited was in his Judgment, the handwriting OF Mr.
harrington. Mr. Fullerton then said that he had no
more witnesses to examine, but wished TO nave the
books at hand before proceeding. The case was then
adjourned until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY Nov. 20. . .
sn close AZ 73O Mail for 1oable posiass
Itrs and printed closed at fostohoe a. n
steamship sals fromP Pier No. 40 n. r. Al 10 n
A P,usQan Closed $ bY thn line.
IHURSDAl Nov. q.
,,u - p,.o,. Vi, pVmouth Chrboag Hamhu-g
Inn Silesa close IL NJ Supplementary MAI ior 9ooc
noage letters printed matter cosei az The " 10"
~ STEAMSHIP sails az NJ from foot OF T1nfr hoDoten
Nal. Tor Havana the steamship City Of YORK close
Ian Suppemeutary Mail for double postage letters and printed
y.t4, ', closed the PgtQncs ~ 1I4O O. III e8'"~P 'A
ahi iS VI rom pierYo. 5N R. 20
AZ l. H. "o" ''' ' FRIDAY Nov. %. o.or.,.-
Mails for Newfoundland c0se u ~ s''V-''
Mai for Halifax n s. closed the NswYof POs,Oa;s
day at p n and goes VA Boston. - ~
SATURDAY. Nov 30
Mall, Great Britain Ireland Queenstown and LTerpoo BY
lie steamship Celtic close IL Supplementary NAL FOR
letters printed matter coei AZ the PoOnes
at Ills steamship sails at 1880 NJ IRON White Sa Doi
Payona Ferry. Jersey CIV =, -
M,in close at Supplementary Mail for double
cOsel the ~
St-s hin sails ai D. from Of 1hirts; heboken
I'D Mai n nv THIS hne
Mails for France direct Brest Hsyre, By the steamship
81 Laurent 10 Steamship sails At H. irona Tier
No. 80 X.
Mails Tor and Mexico the steamship CLEOPATRA close
Al D. a. Supplementary Mail tor donb epo't'ge letters ana
orinte matter the POstOe at 23O Steamship sAs
!. 3 m. from Pier No. 3 n X. - .
Mails FOR Bermuda By steamship Psnt close az IL D.
steamship sails At ,. m. from Pier No . Z. r.
West bY steamship City Of Ans'9, close AZ p n
Steamship sails a D. H.. from Pier No. 20 L. Il
All II O'Clock The fOs%0hce O0eH ron "a
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
CIVIL NOTES.

Edward Wright and Philip Tillinghast, jrY
Of this city are suing j. L. Cooper and James Mckay,
owners Of a mil at BastOn Spa, N. Y, for debt OF
els 96l 81 breach OF contract in consigning their
manufactures 10 other houses in New. YORK. Inc de-
PENDANTS also charged with having disposed or their
property with intent to defraud their creditors
Edward S. Jailray & Co., dry goods mer-
chants OF No. $50 Broadway have instituted proceed
ngs in the Supreme Court to from Thomas LAT
fety resident OF Little Rock Ark. debt Of Sl06l "a
for goods sold and delivered m 1872 and 1873 An at
tachment has been issued against Tie defendants prop
erty in this city.
On Jan. z, 1870, Ellen O'Reilly paid 1912 to
the Guardian LIE Insurance Company for policy in
surfing the lives OF herself and her husband Michael
O'Rely, for % years. The OF 5000 was promised
to the in the of the death Of either husband
wife The husband died Ia Providence, T. l., May 10.
1873 The wife, applying TO tine Insurance Company for
whereupOn she sued for the amount. The COmpany
ORey at the time the wife OF Michael Reilly, or
that the latter had really died The Company also
ayerred that the plaintiff lad failed 10 comply with the
OF the policy in neglecting 10 pay the premium
when became due on JAN t. 1872 verdict was gwen
in the Circuit Court BROOKLYN, yesterday Tor the pam
tiff for the full demanded with interest added
Judge Troy appeared for the plaintiff, ana DlstrctA-
tOrney BrittOn for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
SHaRKEYrs ACCONPLICES.

INDICTMENT or TWO KEEPERS AND TWO WOMEN.
The Grand Jury yesterday found indictments
against Maggie Jordan Mrs. Sarah Allen and Keepers
Philips and Funap, charging them with aiding and
assisting In the OF William j. Sharkcy from the
City Prison Nov. 49, The accused will be tired in the
Court OF General Sessions early next week. and
derstOod Recorder !Iackett will preside. There
were no tidngs to the fugtives whereabouts up
late hour yesterday afternoon. Many people express
the opinion that he is hiding in the Eghtl Ward while
others that he Is in Montreal 10 the latter
there would be strong hope OF bis detection by the
Dominion authorities he has succeeded in taking
passage TO- Europe, confidence is felt that no will DO
captured.
Maggie Jordan was brought into the Court OF General
Sessions, yesterday. and application made
through her counsel, exJudso WIN. A. Beach and John
o. Mott. to reduce the bail fixed In at $1,000 BY
Judge Bixby. ExJudsc Beach said that the prisoner
had suffering from sickness. and that the
DistrctAOrney wanted an carly trial OF the case, TO
which they would offer objections. Mr. Russell,
behalf Of the people, opposed the application. Judge
Beach said that there had been examination before
the magistrate whatever and he asked that bail should
be fixed at a reasonable sum Judge Sutherland said
that at present he not willing, from what he knew
about the ease 10 lower the bail and that II she did ala
in the escape sharkey she ought to be punished Sc
yerey. he denied the Application but 1t might he re-
ncwcd on Monday.
william r. Knitting as counsel for Richard Fiunan,
OF the keepers OF the Tomps. who charged with
alIl0g Snlrktb 10 escape uotlHu IN tlo court
General Sessions that the bail Fixed IN his by
Justice BiXby the committing Magistrate (sl 1000, be
accepted. Mr. Russell. vino appeared for the people.
stated there had beon indictment found AGAINST
him by the Grand Jury Tne case was postponed until
today
The new tickets admission 20 the oiDbs used
Yesterday. The pass is a piece Of plain white paper
about three in long ana two inches wide. Upon
are specified tho name Of the person 10 whom the pass
issued. the names VI the persons upon whose recon-
mendations granted the object for which 10 ~ given,
ana the name OF the Commissioner VINO issue, IL.
Warden Johnson continues TO collect Testimony regard
ing SlarkeN' escape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
ALDERMAN WYLIE's CASE.

The case of Alderman Wylie. who is in
dicted for Hbelng Daniel Downie was TO have been
tried yesterday Brooklyn, bnt was deferred, and
disposition is shown postpone the case indefinitely
The counsel for Alderman Wylie will, IL s understood,
insist early trial. when the damaging facts as to
the method by which District Attorney Brtton secured
his indictment will appear When the trial Is forced 1t
Will appear that ain county officers OF Kings County
have been IN daily habit OF manufacturing docu-
ments by which, through tho Of others they
have fruduenlly drawn about So day from the COun
~ Treasury The defense IN this shows some Re-
markabe frauds aggrcgatng large sum. The evidence
has been accumulated by four five detectives, who
have visited every person aud house indicated IN the
false papers ana who establish the fraud beyond doubt
The whole evidence l. IA the hands Of Col A &. Davis.
counsel IN TINS and other cases, aud extraordinary cA-
uDsurgsiWill doubtless follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
EVACUATION DAY REMEMBERED.
PARADE OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT-DINNEE or
TIE VETERANS OF 1872.

PARADE OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT-DINNEE OF
TIE VETERANS OF 1872.
Evacuation Day was marked yesterday by a
review OF the 7th Regiment by the Mayor and Common
Council. The regiment arrived at the City Hall at
d. IN. The police under tho command Of Capt Leary'
had previously cleared space In front OF the City Hail.
which was. the appearance OF the regiment occupied
nv the Mayor members OF the Boards Of Aldermen and
Assistant Aldermen, Senators, aud Assemblymen H.
Among others also present Thurlow Weed, Police
Commissioners Duryea and Gardner, the Earl OF Rose
berry, and Frederick Ward, Aidde-Camp to the Gov
ernorGeneral Of Canada. The regiment was commanded
by Col EmmOns Clark. ana presented 10 companies "a
nles and about 500 The looked well and the
marching was excellent, exciting the admiration or the
officials who reviewed them, and drawing loud applause
from hundreds Of spectators. The regiment marched
mast I'm companies and again In rows four deep. The
English visitors stated that they had rarely see suon
large body OF men march we'll After the roFlew the
regiment started up Broadway to their arm0ry
The Veterans of 1912 met at Nilsson Hall, on East
Ffeenth-st Adiuant J. q. Warner read the roll, 10
which "a Veterans responded The oldest veteran
present was John HOlbrOok, age ~. After eating
dinner given by the 9th Regiment the veterans stehed
TO responses to tOasts by Aduant Warner ana Cen IL
RAYMOND. Resolutions were presented by AdJutahl
Warner relation to the seizure OF the Nlrglnlue III
which the capture OF the vessel was spoken OF as an
insult to Americans and the Government was urged 10
grant bell gerent rights TO the Cubans The RESOLUTIONS
we're adopted aud tno meeting then ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
DECISIONS-NOY. %.

Supreme Court - Chambers - Barrett, J. - In the
matter OF the application o. sarSa H. CarS osnt:
sa AFFIDAVIT Of the esysr within or'r frn5'e modified BY the
appointment Of gAnRepo confirmed and guardian
o. -, ., , e 81 Nun u a.. NJ n 10 n7 s -
at tn foot Of the sIsmnaoa cor.on act Po Reference granted
RateI aet aaTray o-tMem for COUNSEL ha% agt pay.On-
Rley ct e-Boh securities are rejected Papers taken by ',.oney
ton Of applicant nay rensT bis motion before Judge
Fancher The People &C., Martin sg GreeD-MOtOn granted
granted shipsey agt. Maraus-Report confirmed.
Superior C. Ut, SgecgI 7rmmSedgwick H. T.,
company sst Phpps all Mead sst deniei
E ag Basssn et aaGoa granted papers 70 be aspp,ed with
denied Reiaemsnn.
s$ Dos m sno Of sne Rs sSi1 s1d s r
msu on back Of the summons and complaint on Ole
.gt. Esan ali DavOs Ogt Hume aL-OrderS granted.
Common Pleas-The People ex rel. Clark agt.
charge debtor denied ee Emma SCHUYLER schuy.
thereto Tg be igae i'SeIbrIg sr SmTOns-see teeisOn
See men.
Court Of appeals, ALBANY Nor. 25.-The following
r a |es So SgS' 81. Psr Pops .s
sS co Peg Ball. S i s fAs @o SS Gs sB
trial granted abide the eventPutnam ag The
ard and Of Judge s The
People sMnnet
o. the order grants the respondent extra allowance OF 81 900
without this appeal TO either parIn the Of the
Rensselaer, Saratoga Railroad Co. Davis and
denied with oostsMs Bliss dismissed with
Seroggs Palmer.
United States Supreme COurt-W AsHINGTON, Nov.
2jjB-Hsrroh ag Bes assignee in bankruptcy Of Jao
pes, from the Circuit Cont the Southern District GeorgTh
u fraud Of sale made BY the bankrupt
Echols The bos found andu-n
accordingly TIE decree here Affirmed the Court rearkn the
sale oareiaced fraud IL said incidentally that the
not IN issue Of ct reproduce the leading judg
ment The business % the Court admit Dissent
ing from the decree, Justice Davis
lOIDlBoe ct a. Walker appeal from the Circuit Court
the southern District Of Aahama by divided court
snaMr Jusice Clifford the armane Of Judgment
63s-Cswti agi u 81 appeal from the Court OF CansMouon
for additional findings denied.
3Boad Public Works Virginia ag. Columbia College
others apDeal from the Supreme Court Of th District Of Columbia
Thus proceeding compel Columbia College and other
refund eaces under the viii o the dpDeees
the allegation that Of the devised the property Of
the the hands
the District Columbia The Court beow dsmi the bill hold.
that where there has been Administration by
proper credor follow they chow due
This
INK that there evidence 10 sustain the claim Of the complainant
Justice Field delivered the opinion
7SSupervlsofs Of Carol County United States
Reynolds, the Circuit Court OF iowrhs
County bonds Reynolds obtained judgment AMI sought and obtained
maniamus TO compel the Supervisors levy The
Board demlL 10 the Information for the ground that 1t
did lot aver when demand made therefore o whether
ample time had elapsed for and because the Information did
that the Board had levied lawfully could
This Judgments reversed and the RENTED with directions
dey
cred the opiuioni Justice Cldon dssentei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
THE COURTS.
THE MARTIN WILL CASE.


The hearing of the testimony on behalf OF
the proponents In the contested Will case OF Milford
Martin deceased was resumed yesterday In the surro
gates Court william A. Martin, son OF the tesator
and one Of the contestants, testified that ne was Ia
miiar with his fathers property, and transacted DUST
ness him His brother Henry aud hiinse hau
OF his fathers papers at bis office Tue papers "oo
kept iron box In the safe. He had never seen ms
fathers Will until it was produced by Mr. DE VIII.
There was only paper in the safe which purporleu
to his WILL copy OF It, He showed TINS paper "
his brother Henry when his father asked MN 10 prne
II up TO him during his sickness. in the latter part on
March the first OF last April lie c0ntraolcteu eo
testimony OF Mrs Walker as to the conversations
which she said had heard the witness have WIN to
testaor and in which fher father said TO the Wltnea
How about this viii They seem very much dlssasneu,
must told about 1t, and no one knew aDout
except you and Henry. Send Henry 10 me ) WISH W
ask him about It." , - MIA.
Jacob r. LOckman clerk in the Office OF Mr. dc WIN,
testified that the paper which MI Martin spoke OF ~ ~
the handwriting OF Samuel Roberts, who also clerk
at the time Mr.. DE Wits office that the lnteIiinea
tons In the handwriting or Edward )e VIII aDu
that the words In pencil were IN the hand OF the tstao
The proceedings adjourned until next hOhosyi
DE Witt, Lockman & Kip and Edrdge L. Gerry, IOi
the proponents and Gideon j. Tucker Henry H. Ahder
son. and John VI. Martin foT the contestants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
CRIMINAL NOTES,

In the Tombs Police Court yesterday. Jadge
Morgan Moran efaut Of ~ 600 bail jr having
$40 from Wism BEAD traveller stopping the Aetchsnt
Hotel
At the Court Of General Sessions yesterday before
Judge Suhcrlln Assistant DstnAtor.e Russell appearing Tor The
people Charles charged sh stealing Setchchan worth 81
OcL 2S from the person Patrick shannon Of 40 SHi SIhy,
convicted and the state Prison .or three Wsm f.
knitting for the Joseph Frech charged with striking Law.
Murphy with hammer AOFemle acquitted Charles y
spencer the Thomas Muller charged robbng Thomas
Collier 40 il Market D. watches 40.
acquitted James d. Mcclellan the John Hlrmsn
elias Hammond CHARGED With stealing $50 Sov from the
JO.cph A. Graham Of No 2S Cana saloon Water
guilty, the Prison In
the remaining gully made; Charles MeBToy
Jointly indicted With Simon flf2
20 John Newell Of no Nslngtont, renamed
Charles Franklin steal Sl2 Nov
the Hattie Llppn No BOB kghaye sent 20
the Prison for 21 Peter Jerome for attempting 70 steal
50 50 Nov. g. from The Of John &. Mckay
Of No 100 SOuthst sent the state Prison for %
Thomas Collins. for stealing SO, No. 4, from
Mag Rooney SiIsy-eig hthst. and Thr-aTe
the Stte Prison o John Anderson, for stealing
chain from Owen M0nlnan No 4sJ ofc0niaye Oct
the Prison for % years. Isaac De Costa
stealing pOeAebok u 40 oct from the person u
liam Blair stealing from the person Of Henrietta
Wheeler Oct H. pockrtbook containing $50 the
Penenay Andres alias Andrew Collins
pockebo0k coaauy S25 from the Of & ia 4 Brown
No 2j7 West Fins h. Nov t. the Peueutisry
William Doey, Tor stealing jewels and watch worth
Si2 10 griffin Of No. $40 sixth
for sir months John Lynch stealing
worth $lg Oct 80 Peter Lynch ~ No 23l East Twenty
eghth.st, sent to the PenteHtary for six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
A LIFE INSURANCE SUIT.

In the case of the People of the State OF
New-York agt the Craftsmans Life Insurance Com
pany in the Supreme Court Judge Barrett yesterday
ordered that the Receiver hold the funds proceeds oil
the securities deposited by the Company with the Super
intendent OF the Insurance Department, and after
ward, by order OF the Court, delivered 10
the Receiver for distribution, for the exclusive
benefit of policy-holders in preference to the gen
eral creditors of tho Company; that the Re
ceiver he allowed 20 use the proceeds Of the securities
deray the expense OF such suits on policies against the
Company as the judgment OF the Receiver should De
defen ded but defense is only TO be made In cases
successful defense would increase the fund et
for division policy holders other than those VINO
bring the suit; that tho Hon. william III. Leonard take
Testimony and report with his opinion, as to VINO are
entitled to be paid out OF such fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
MUNICIPAL NEEDS.
ONLY TWO BIDS FOR CITY BONDS.

The proposals for City bonds advertised by
the Controller were opened at o'clock yesterday Inc
bonds advertised were a. follows:
Consolidated stock of the City of ew-York G92OOO
CITY Parks Improvement Fund, S5OO,OO
tr6ton Water Main stock. S12j,0M
Dock bonds OF the City OF New-York, 100000.
Total, S2,7l70Oo.
In answer TO the advertisement two bids we're re-
ceiyedB G. Clark, 100000 Croton Main stock at par,
and p White, $4,000 Consolidated stock OF the cry oil
New. York at per cent premium. Inc result Oh 'De
opening Of the bids soon became known around the
Courthouse and the CITY Hall, and much conversation
ensued as TO tue lack OF proposals. 1t is said in case
oaptas do take the bonds OF the city the works
q, the Cty Government must eventually be suspended
as under The law the bonds issued IN advance OF
taxaton The taxes now being collected are to meet
current expenses and the money has been appropriated
10 carry on the various departments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

during the Winter. There were employed In
this work 70 school-soachers, assisted by % %
scholars enrolled was 1884 The average attendance
was 3l37 1853 had drunken parents; ~ had
It2T garments we're given out to children, sl pairs OF
shoes, and 5000 secondhand garments; 0yJ chuieh
have been sent 10 the public schools The Work OF pro
yiding poor children with homes and employ inent mas
been actively prosecuted Homes for 31Ol nave oech
fonnd this year. ,,o
The Treasurers report shows that there nave ipeeh
received from all during the past year sso,
zoo O the expenses Ell O58 H. The remainder mas
been invested. The NewsbOys' Lodging House, az
Chambers and Duanes 1t Is expected VIII be occupeu
by the beginning OF the new year.
The reports referred to the Trustees The follow
ing persons electedITrustees: Mahlon T. Hewitt
John f. Williams. Charles T. Whitehead, Daniel H.
Jacdues, and Charles II. Kirkland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
A STRIKE IN BROOKLYN.

The employing plasterers gave notice, last
week. that they would reduce the wages OF their jour
ueymen from e. TO s. 80 per day This did not meet
with approval the Plasterers Union, and reso
luton was adopted that II the employers did not agree
to pay 81 a day during the Winter the Society men
would stop work The employers refused TO recede from
their determination, ana yesterday the Union men gen
orally struck work some however refused to obey the
orders Of the OF the movement and threat
cned by their fellows and Edward Gallagher. President
OF the JOurncymun PastercrS Union arrested and
bound keep the peace for having attempted. as
alleged to Htmidac certain men VINO remained at work
nftpr The hlTIke Wa. Orlered.