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New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Lavertv John Kelly, and Francis Heffernan,
yer. committed iorkye Police Court charge o.
,,es ing om an express wagon worth SO belonging M
Lucy u White of YonEes HefeFnan admitted the charge.
The examination, before Commissioner Osborn, of
charged with bnnR Oh BuenOs
the Mary ~ Bird will benn tomorrow al u As
stAn Attorney Denke for the Government and
B. r. Rnssel FOR tue defense
William f. Howe made a motion before Judge
Yesterday the Court Of Oyer aud Tmner IN the OF
Edward Costello Jointly indicted with lsaAc Robinson for
speedy na should be granted that bis client
should released hs recoiHnoe Costello eT Assist
wishes Ireland pYse business Upon
Judge Davis the E De tined week. not
viii lie until the October term.
The examination of Joseph Supp, alias Carl Vogt,
Brussels Belgium the Cheyae Du bos de
Bsnco begun ysenday before Commissioner White. BEOy
emon the North German Government demandng
the stupp briefly summarized the history Of the
the State Tho evidence
vounoas and viii take several sesons 70 get through
EtL
Before Judge Moore in the Kings County Court
yesterday the following aragBed John
Keller pleaded guilty tna Nay B Fretek
Cullen John Hnggsry grand enI pleaded Euy tA MAJ
Charles d. Brown forgery pleaded not guilty u May "a Joseph
Riley burglary pleaded guliy, MAJ 20 william Campbell
John McCare and john DouAn pleaded guilty burglary the third
Thompson Is sent to The HOa Of Refuge for burglary
Conrad Derker. charged with carrying concealed
May Duane, between Warrington and Janes,
guilty Yesterday, snd
Assistant District Attorney Lyons
people and John o. Mo the prisoner The following pleaded
guilty. James Mcirsne attempt grasd
90 By George Holiday ef No 100 Wet Tirty.
Hires aroeny stealing
Of Ffb-are beounsg Wa H.
valued s6o dc sentenced 10 the stats Prison for
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
DEPARTURE or FORElGN MAILS
FRIDAY. NAV I6

FhIUlI- NAV -.
and Nav letters steamship iocks and INTENDED
Supplementary Mails, prepaid iOubs postage,
stamps will be- received BY The c-rA n charge.
MGl halH. " s. closed toe Sesf0rk POrOhce
dav a D. n and goes Boston.
Mails fOr oundlni the AeHY0rk P0tOne Fr
day Steamship sails rm Portland, Me- saturday a.
m Due New. YOrk Fnday. at6 n.
Letter postage all West Indies when e sh
BE- half Papers each, he prepaid
SATURDAY.. NAY Il.
Mails Southampton aud Bremen steamship Wsr
close II Mal Pier foot Of Third
Hobokeu closed AZ n. steamship sails al !. m.
al letters deposited Supplementary Mails be prepaid th
double postsge.l
Direct sfal is line
Mails France direct Bes Hagrr per steamship Washing
ton will close AT Steamship 9D a. from Pier No
n. k
For Irish Mail Onlv by the steamship Canad mails
No Mail. steamship sails Pier No. N.
m. This is ohca, and may the mail
Mails for Kew West bY steamship CITY OF Auun close
steAMAhip sAis D N, Pier No ln +. r
SUNDAY. MAY IL.
All Mails close at II o'clock Tue FvsEObes
n " llEn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
srr1c1nE oF A Port WARDEN.

Samuel Leggett, one of the Port Wardens OF
New York committed suicide by shooting himself Win
a pstol al his home in Tuekahoe, Wednesday morning
The deceased was apparently IN very comfortable CIR
cunstanees, and had just completed the erection OF
handsome dwelling on his farm at cost OF si2Oo "uch
his family we're about TO occupy. On Sunday last Mr
Leggert appeared very despondent The next day ne
left home ostensby 90 the city to attend to his
official duties which the last seen OF him allVe oy
his family Early on Wednesday morning Mrs. Leggitt
became alarmed at the prolonged absence OF her nus
band and instructed the gardener 10 drive MI sloan
over TO the depot 10 ind Mr. Leggett Wnibe the man
was In the barn getting his team ready, Mr. Legget
sprang from the loft TO the noOr He
was without a hat, and his clothes we're
covered with seed and particles OF hay
The gardener asked Mr. Leggdt he should not brush
of the seed for him, and tue later replied NO. never
mind II no matter now and then be told the man nOt
10 say a word 20 anybody about having seen him Tbe
gardener left the barn, and Mr. Legget probably re-
turned 10 his place Of Conceanent. lew hours hteI
two sons Mr. Leggett went 10 the hByoft In search OF
eggs aud there found their father lying dead Win
bullet wound In his right temple and pistol lying Dy
ms side, under the rignt hand. . .
The deceased left letter. written 10 pencil addressed
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
TIE MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS.

The Park Commissioners regard their term
OF Office az having expired and have ceased 20 hold reg
ular meetings. The Department suspended. on Monday
most OF its special aborers, owing TO want Of funds for
paving for labor done. and IS at present only doing
what work Is necessary TO keep the parks in order An
appropriation is soon he made, however when work
viii be resumed. Meanwhile the Department is busiy
engaged in settling down at its new quarters in the
Mutual Gas Company building, at sxteenth-st and
UniOn-square.
The Dock Commissioners held their regular weekly
meeting Yesterday A communication received
from the Importers and Groeers Board OF Trade, pro-
testing against the Gardiner NewYOrk Warehouse aud
Railroad Company on the ground that valuable fran
ohise will be thus granted 70 unsuitable persons com
munication was also received from the Corporation
Counsel stating that the powers OF the commissioner
pointed aud installed Office resolution introduced
by Commissioner Wood adopted, that pier ana sup
wear amounting 70 about $65,OOO and any which may
hereafter be collected until the new Commissioners are
Amounted be paid 20 the City Chamberlain
be BOard Of Supervisors adjourned yesterday, after
passing resolution that the Corporation COunse De re-
quesed TO them as to their duties uhder the ne"
Az meeting OF the Assistant Aldermen Alderman
Clancy withdrew hs petition IN favor OF converting Ola
The Bureau Of Lamps and Gas Is making thorough
overhauhng OF the matter OF lettering corner Street
lamps There has been mach negligence on the SUBJECT
for some time past, ana the Improvement Is much
needed The first step Is 10 Inspect tle gB anu
tain how many new sgns needed Ihese are tneh
made and Inserted and matter II being pushed VIZ
OrOusly Improvement also ilahlhg III sne
Of the Bartet' or gobe" lamp The old method was %
letter tbe conic Tin absye the lantern. AS this IS
rather small and has rapid slant the etteFlnR s uo'
very distinct, and sometimes some what @ % tous.
BY the new method the globe Itself II eiJIeu Just aDoNo
its supporting ring, and. being transparent anOrus
clear and beautiful legend. The oid globes a. tne
corners being replaced by leered gooes ana tnose
which are removed are used in supplying the place OI
broken ones where lettering Is not requlIeu'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
DECIsIONs-MAY IS.

Supreme CoaIt-Chaab1s-B Judge Fancher.-
G4stry The Coifeccat Mus e Insurance denied
with sbie Gu.e GuleMoton change
because 0f parties deaisd
title denied Coendar et 81
commission partition e0nBrmed. aud I1agmrnt gTAne
Superior COurt-Specidt Ierm--By Judge Curtis
0Mabony Beiment and for pending General
Tern granted se oPaon Gallagher igt CuunOton vsess
orr denied Andrews DAvsOn-hoon for reaTsmsn
granted hleY WhamA-M0lon "a Spsea Cal
.aAr denied Rya As Ooo-Oer gvng plaintiff leave % amend
complaint Mcbride Secola u L. CeOrser default
smith rer agt DavA-Order opening inquest and or ernee
BY Judge Van FOsksmbe DsnAAn the intefFogAn9ns
allowed except such as are marked dsAlo~cd'
Cotiats Court Of hmgs CoRnty-By Judge Moore
Theodore Pns Ma as.-Comp dismissed Christian kBs
Conud esesJ Geo bunkey art
Wa Hsaaneksop. IRON Jases JesnsBi reversed LeWs
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
RAILROAD MEN IN COUNCIL.
AN APPEAL OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS

AN APPEAL OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
The second and closing session of the Railway
Association Of America was held at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel yesterday. During the proceedings the Hon Mr.
Allen Chairman, expressed his regret that the number
OF actual managers Of railroads present greater
~ the present system complicated that In order
70 harmoniousy It necessary 70 have common
standards.
delegation was admitted from the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers who. through Charles Wilson Of
Cleveland, explained that they appeared TO clear up
preudces against the organization whose objects were
misunderstood and misinterpreted. The society was
organized improve the and 20 obtain better treat
ment and better wages for them. II composed OF
men OF good character who could read and write
and efforts making secure total aDstnence from
intoxicating liquors. The society comprised 90 sub
II was IN measure International There were no secret
meetings, a. had been asserted, and the manual was
open 10 inspection. No rule existed preventing
sOcety men from assoclatinR with workers
during strike and az the society had
been connected with few strikes 10 deserved
OOmmendailOn. A provision would probably be IN
serted IN the Constitution a the next Convention that
ID case any division should stflke except under the
tues Of the brotherhood. which did encourage Op
position % employers the society would all
W lie power TO supply men 20 the suffering company.
association OF America would DOT hold Brotherhood,
- whole responsible for the controversy
tween tie St. Louis. Kansas City Western Railroad
COmpaDy and their men resolution was subse-
~ 80 TAR attempts " prevent strikes and 70
prove the moral character and the efficiency ocomO.
we engineers resolution Was postponed that a COM
uu<e be appointed 70 receive all applications OF
,PpiOsed. Tue meeting was then adjourned 70 in
~e'elaDa next October
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF EkW-FOHK--- -.................M4


CLEARED.
Steamship Gen Barnes MALLORY, savannah W R. Garrison
steamship Isaac Bell BAksnan SOTiOk CIJ Poas ea1oas
s.e.HssD a.nHO@ia Ges vos Ha%eors te KasA.rt, so%
Steamship CITY Of Bristol lBr Denoe idsergo9 John g. Dale
Semhp Arragon (Brl Western Bristol Bug bsrgAns Soa
Steamship City Oi Hayans Dnemabn hAanA &C. r aeIA1ds
stsam.hp Sarah Jones, Philadelphia wm KirapstdeL
steamship GlaacBs Bearse. Boston II. :. DinocA.
Steamship T. Z. Bidde AsraBder Phladepna W p Clyde.
steamship DlnsO, yosHson. Portland J. r. A@eA
SHIP Plymouth ROeI Bu,msa. Losdoa Gnnaeli hnurn ca.
s.Ts hss B ,.rpos j.. RissS sco
B.It Jnses DgieA Js9sH GoitsEdAS &c aeSet Eays Co
BAlb aLh Aoeamo cOrk for srssr A. p AsIsssA
Bark Eya tBrL AcCaioob Chsriestos. = whitsey Ca
Bns kiinSs,S Berry GaiSss,on G H. MALLORY ! CO. ~
Bng Haas God or lDee Fushiug German rseos Bsemaua
srg Auiu,a Cole, Port Johnson 'Or orders Pes'-tAce
scbr Warren, Johnsou, ROes J weu6ers
SebL Nellie Scott Miller, ChsrlosIoa.
scar GeorVe Calhoun tBf.l Pic. 81 John n B.
schr. CA11e Webb, HomEu. Charleston
Schr Msry Louisa. GasEeh Washington. n. C.
p Gocvin wsieroay stsnior stamford "a
ARRIVED.
Bark COor'e DuoroVieh A FaOnovch Liverpool s d.s, Win
Loesei ot LondOu Proud csps.Oa. sept a. Vi. ou..u.
BnE Mara getl s.ya..s Naples IS dISs -itA nut ''-
s sest sells Aal.a,I raa Aos Georc9-a, D. c.
SeAI Ida Grant, CaSiret. Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS
ChAnssros c, hay A-Saed steamship Georris Crove1
Tor SsS'ieili @hr hLhs Luce, for baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTs
SOUTHAMPTON MAJ lfb Roa Mail steamship stsam.
SusssTo%s SaS rS. 1T s'a tSSs, Ssss 'ird: ~
ora Jones fu@ Nss forh NAY psr,
MonLLG Nay She Anchor Lns steamship colanbia Hsru.
Nay beth Tor Gssgo-, trnyed here Yesterday.
l<W Latea Sap Aeus sec k0A Passi
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
MUNICIPAL HARMONY.
,,nrpurN Avn MAYOR AT PEACE.

ALDERMEN AND MAYOR AT PEACE.
THE 1,AyoR,s NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED ALMOST
UNANIMOUSLY Y-ADDTTIoNAL NAMES SSNr IN
ONE OF WHICH WAS A sURPusE-AN ANIMATED
DEBATE.
The Roord Of Aldermen. yesterday, after much
debate. during which several of the members pro
4es+sd aOaius the criticism their actions by GER
tain ne,ysnaners. voted to confirm the nominations
Cor Commissioners of Charities and Correction and
seven City Marshals, sent in by the Mayor at the
,rovious meeting II was expected that there would
no much onnosition. but aside from some loud talk
-, Az ,ort of one or two of the members, TO the
oec+ that the dignity of the Board should be sus-
.,inod there was little to indicate that the majority
90 tho Roard had so recently decided TO compel the
N,vor 70 show his hand" in the matter of nomina-
+ions NV odiourning over to Monday, the last day,
no admitted The nominations confirmed
n M. when the Mayor sent in his nominations
for Fire Commissioners Superintendent of Buildings
and 1S additional City Marshals. The
Fire Commissioners are Joseph L. Perley, present
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department; Roswell d.
Hatch, well-known lawyer; and Cornelins Van
Cott. President of the With Assembly District Re-
publican Association. The nominee for Superintend-
ent of Buildings is Walter w. Adams. present Dep
uty Superintendent of Buildings. and the City
Marshals are as follows David A. Murphy Abra-
ham Springstein, Frank Webb Leopold Garde,
Charles F. Mather, John Duggan, jr, John McDon-
aid. Dennis Calvin, John H. Hillyer, George Bone
sien. r. NJ Ehrlich, Henry c. Cary, and Stephen ID.
Hall. Action on the nominations was deferred to
the next meeting by a vote of II to 3.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

The following persons were admitted yester-
day AZ Poughkeepsc 70 practice the Bar this State
Edwin Hedges. Bridgehampton, l. l.; A. 6. Wast
BROOKLYN; VIM. p. FHch, YOnkers; W. s. Bird, Iarry-
town Lewis H. Platt, Sing sing W. M. WINS, Brook
lyn; g. Il. Badeau, brooklyn; j. a. Burr, L. hookyni
George IDgrahAm Brooklyn. and J. 8. Wiiliamson New
YORK
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

to his wife, giving nstrucons az TO the in
assigned no reason for the suicide Mr. Leggett was
about l5 years old and leaves widow two sons. aud
daughter COruner Meeks held an inquest verdict
Of TEN pOrary insanity was rendered.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
nlN1ArrRk AI-M...r

ga TIL AOoB n 50
WATER
Sanity Hook 10 - Cows Island n "a Her }a 0f3
Sandy I54 Hell liz
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
rII.kNnARa-rH1s nAY.

R,.D. a.. n plsnts sloo b@"rs"e knn
Nd Brdgst gheehan.- Verdict for plainas, eSsd
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

' 10 "H ~ ~
'rcTL
70 and Fact
2l4. .Knarn. rec'f, agt Bonesteel
and ano.
lJ3. .Douglas sgt Douglaa
So Spring Az. HabuarL
217 Pabsr ags H0yey AMI ano.
Al 10 A. m.-CaleDdar oalied u
90s. .Sehiefiin sgt Marsh.
~. .EEeuinghia agL Vanderbilt
Jl2. In the maitar. &c., Of ne
Annitage lufanfA
Jlb..iu re- sheridan Shook.
Jl7..fn re- Alice Gallagher.
3lG. In Re Peter TraIa !.
Ji9. In = Jalia N. Graham.
1l8. .McGuirr agt. Llord.
JJl. .Livingstol et a. q Winter.
Jl2 Spratl agt Kin.
B1. .BloE.tt agL l.anult
JJ8 .Ocd@n al FI'lar
~. .HI;tega ar Lp'l~. - AZ.
so. Matthews acf rlr Hsvof.
3it..Shrrmal a.. Par D - a.
JS4..Cathn e. a.. az. -lirollacs
Co.
355..Atsius sgt. A,slaS
E1. Peek al. Sands
5j9. .NJvarr0 agi. Green, C0ntE.
Do. Il .ldiug agi. brlcharit n a..
(Cauj Dol. Schultz az " anecEe.
PART Ivan YoRsr. J.-Opens as
m.
25J5. .Camauy at. IAeir.
l45l. The Plnols Paper Go. sgt
Brown.
2462. The Valley Paper Co. agt
same.
2l29. HAYES agt. Bishou.
l4f9 Leliarf az Willis.
L544..The harirm bauk Aet
Nussllum.
2l07. Benlel agL He,tucE.
J. Opens a. II q. NJ.
l93s. Barker AMI a~0 agf. Smith.
.>chank agt N1r1a
3li..Yan N0struad agt The Y. Y.
Guaranty All Indemnity
90.
52..ToEler ani ors. at. Kelly,
Sleuf
1852. Dellert sgt. tne PhPniK Fire
Ius. co.
1922 .J0urnesy agt Suihnau-
DAILY. Ch. J.; R0BISsOy and
-ODens 40 an.
30. McGraw ACT. Godfrey
8t..Morusoa and ors- AZ Brand.
85. Run - al agt. Ruahlo.
80. Bliss sgt Glniner.
l26. .Deiegluieru So smith.
l21..Hiler act. H.trrich.
..J8urneyncn Printers Coop
eFaiye Assn a. H. yler
and ano.
ll5. First y. Y. Co0reratiye Shoe
Mtg ASH a. heuuesseJ.
Ill agt. -.
.oEw J "Opens ~ liam.
B. 04I..Aulman az. The Central
PARK, n and :. River K
X O..
I 645. Same at. Same
! bl1. .Lsetch al. Atlantic Mutual
las. so.
7 6l3. Sane lgL Same.
/ l5l5. .Csyiar aZL B,cDe.
I 10ll. Moore agt. DalY.
I lUl1..Sane aEt. Slln..
-pARr L-SdKA, Ch. "Opens ana
Cd al 10 a. M.
1tI5. Hartmann agt BERGMAN.
i l..Warbur,In at. Carpenter.
1917. Sc 1eft igf Dcmr'L
[ 2ll6..li'rlcou lgt Post
I l9t,. .Dlveniea .gL Miller
6I6..llriieustsiH 40. De Coma
/ 1888. .MD''er lgt. E.n0.run.
4 1924. Williamson agi. Price.
I 1ilZ.. .Couion ag. ha.one.
I lf04 lismeyer AZ. Brun1n-
[ 2SiO. pevser al finn.
10. Thompson 80. JARVIS.
800 Stein agi. Johnson,
ms aud calenilr sl|iet 1t 10 o. n.
s2f- Bi-teil sgt. Domansky.
LZ+t. .NliAcr az. DtNrf
-2sl..1rgbll-a -ar as. Glow.
2li3. .LOgd ag Fink.
215J. Moore agL Aaro1.
z2j1. An lerslu az. Aaron.
2237. LafcrcIle al q. GulsL
and Calendar called % no an
2lj9. Nash gg'. Frrtr
15t9. MolIer Jgt A-n0d.
2i52. .M1nsberg AT. Oppenhe.mer.
-l91. .Jacquein agt ". q. Tel
90.
22lf Bauu ry- Kearnev.
lkuo..Dul nj PhIlIDs
.-o5. ..COEll agf The Manhattan
Metal Mauui'g Co.
I'd. J-Prtrr Don.rlly Lawrencs
Da1ir. Sullivan. grand larceny MARI
artery F-llcesr1 Fl-iun-tti. indie
,hn e. Wallace, John ). Co.bus. and
2i5, %. 200, 70, ~, ll6. ll9. us.
dlv l5--Tbe following IS he isy
?. 81 36. ~. l0l. sy
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

Boston, May 15.-Dr. Edward Jarvis read a
paper before the Social Science Association to-day on
The Influence OF Sex Crime" He drew from Stats
ties the deduction that, while the OF males were
against persons and property 10 two instances out Of
three the crimes Of females were sensual and against
themselves in the ratio Of 70 per cent.
D. A. Wassons history OF the ItiernatiOnale which
also read did not suit two members Of the organ
Eaton who were present, and T. NJ. Chamberlain was
permitted TO read an authorized pamphlet in defense
OF the Society.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

fms DAr.
COUar.-iN ADsIRALrI.
Il9. Sinclair sgt. ssip ~ Il Nsf'
t7s. .Umiard st sL sst stsan
Tug Helen Brovh
i24. .Cur'in ast Steamboat John
FsrrOn
u-BARRETT, J.-opsns st la'S"
n
Cdus>s.
i9sa. Same AT Curry = al
l516. .Fch0tf sgt RanNt
1872 Fox and su0. agt Mari
1880, The First Nat Bank Of View
Afk agt 81 John et al
iqa,i. Stuart All. Hagnes
2usG .ssper at. New BEglaDd Mo.
Life lns. Co.
2O56. Young sgt sebyaIu hIa
ano.
22sS. .Cisain ct al Al. EisssrE ss
al.
2s2s .sehlOshier ag,. weriing and
an0.
2a33. wihans and another sgt
kemm.
2f83. Dsvhn ag;. Shaptsr.
l5s4. New staed;er and ano. agt
NeNburgrr and sno.
o.; Brady, J.-OD-ns AZ lo5 a n
lI4..Carste AT. Parker.
l8i. .Tavi0r agf. Guest
l82. Wilson ard 0rS. at Kerr.
lI. .Brennaa AgI Tle ksyor,
6c.
1874. .Coogan set. same.
l8s. Dolau act same.
lSo. Hsllgorter snd on al. Esk-
ert snG aaO.
I37. Rogers agt Smersbsi and
anO.
I89. .DesviIler tgt The MAYOR.
Nc
ls9. Leonard fnd on Agt Bel
ans or.
100. Gilmore 20 al agt. Crovel
et al
l9l. Crane agt OBderdonl aOd
Ors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-11
THE CARPENTERS.
The Impending strike

The Journeymen Carpenters Association met
last evening in Demt Hall, corner OF Second ave-
nue. and East Twentythird street. to take action
IN relation to the stand OF the bosses in resolving
that on and after yesterday they would "hirc and
pay all workmen by the hour.n
MIR. JOHN X. NoORHlS, on behalf ofthe Master Car
penters' Association presented the bosses ultima
tuIn, and asked the appointment OF a committee by
the men to confer with similar committee of the
bosses in relation thereto.
Inc men resolved that they would not accede to
the demands or the bosses in relation TO working
by the hour, and that they would stand by the
eiQht-hour system, making 1t imperative upon all
ionrneymen carpenters In the Carpenters Asso-
cation to work no more than eight hours day,
less appointed a committee. consisting or John
Nolan Michael Pardee and Michael Moss, to confer
with the committee from the bosses and fepQTt vi
q Iuture meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-11
THE sCANNELL JURY.
Letter from One or the Jurors.
NEW. YORK, March Q, 1878.

NEW YORK, March Q, 1873.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
So many mistakes having been made IN repre-
senting the proceedings OF the jury in the scan
nell case deem it but justice to correct some oil
them. In the first place. the first ballot did
not stand to 4. 1t stood and 0. Will give
you the balotng as it occurred, and believe
/ was the only juror who kept strict account OF
it. In the next place, will say that the dehbera-
tionsof the jury were anything but harmonious, as
stated. The discussions were very pointed,
amounting at times land am sorry to say it) to a
disposition on the part OF some Of the jurors to
force others to do that which their hone cOnvic-
tons and understanding OF the evidence told them
they could not do. attribute this TO their anxiety
to arrive at verdict in consequence OF the long
deliberations and necessary heavy expense OF such
trial. 1t seemed to be a desire on the part Of all
the jurors to arrive at verdict Il possible believ-
ing that HIS Honor Judge Brady ex-
the things impossible with jury
composed OF men who did their own thinking |
now give you the balotng where changes were
made, some intermediate ballotlng having been
done without change, which did not think worth
my while to keep account oi:-6 to g, to 8, to
and blank, to 4, to 5-last, to a. the majority
always Tor guilty. Another ballot, had we been
sent back, would have resulted, am well con-
WINGED, to 8; one juryman who had changed
would have come back to his hrst position. These
figures are correct and the report that the jury
stood to on the first ballot is so palpably wrong
that feel 1t my duty TO correct 1t. think all the
gentlemen on the jury, when they come to reflect
upon II, will bear me out in the above statement.
ONE OF The MINORITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-11
DEATH OF A PRISONER IN THE ToMBs.

George G. Braun, the German, thrty-.our years
of age, late OF 134 Orchard street, who on Friday
last was committed to the TOmbs by Mayor Have
meyer to answer a charge Of perjury, died yester-
day In his CELL as Is thought. from heart disease.
Braun In order to 20 bail for Walter j. Jewell, q
sporting man, OF 7Ol Broadway who was under ar
rest, made oath that he was worth $4,000 in un-
encountered real estate, instead OF which, how
ever, 1t is alleged he was worth next to nothing.
Coroner Herman has the case in charge and will
hold an inquest IN the case to-day
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1ENRY 5. HERBS. AQGT r.s Np$ STREET.
IL SALESROOMs IL Nv... --akEr.
LARGE AND PEREMPT0RY SPECIAL SALE W
RICH AND PLAIN CABINET FURNITURE
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH II AND IL
AT II O'CLOCK EACH DAY, m
AT The SALESRO0MS l6 CORTLANDT STREET,
- By ORDER OF Mr.. GEORGE KOCH,
Comprng his entire rich and elegant stock all OF when
Gads and viii be sold positively, without any reserve
IN OF the having retired from Dusi-
ness The stock valued at 10000 and embraces
every possible variety Of rich and plain rosewood and
PARLUR SUITES
In satn SIX Reps Coteaine Brocatele and plain
Wool Reps &C. &C.; richly inlad Marquetere. Ormolu.
bIonze ana CIT Pedestals Parlor Tables Music
Stands Easels, dc DC rich walnut and French walnut
CHAMBER SUITES,
Bedsfeade Bureaus Dressing Cases. Commodes
Glace Wardrobes Chifoneres, Shaving stands Turkish
Chairs and Lounges Easy Chairs bookcases
ing Tables, &C. &C. offering rare opportunity to pur-
GOODS STORED FREE OF CHARGE TILL MAY !.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CHURCH-CADY.-On Sunday. March o. by the
Rev. Alfred Beach, d. D., HOMER CHURCH. OF this
city, to SARAH CADY. OF Chatham village. No cards.
F0wLER-MEERs. AT Brooklyn. z. d., on Tues
day, February rs, by the Rev. DR.. Hollis GILES H.
FOWLER, OF WhitestOne, L. L., to Miss PHOEBE A.,
youngest daughter OF the late Captain stephen
Meers, Of New York.
KIMBALL-MAPEs.-At YOnkers, N. Y, on Wednes-
day, March s. at the residence Of the BRIDES
mother, by the Rev. David Cole, ID. D., p. GERARDUs
KIMBALL to EMILE A., daughter Of the late James
Mapes. No cards.