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TIE HOBOKEN HORROR.

CONTINUATlON OF TIE HUsrNEE INGCEST-NJ AS
sIGNABIE REASON IoE SUICIDE ADDUCED.
Coroner FaIsiOwos investigation into the
cause OF the death Of Carl Kustacr supposed 70 lave
been murdered on July resumed 90 HUboACl last
night Albert Ber-h3us, artstrel1rter IN the en-
yIOy Of Tfauk Leslie, ana HyIus III AJyJs,-, u SUB
stance testified &c follows 4 49,.
Only knew deceased ~ sishi; frst saw him about
month ago 40 the PARK Hotel; sa" Elu thereafter
LeaiF every dy Oul never SPOKE WIN A4ul' n"I a
HIN conversation with Others letter was handed
HIM 40 dinner one day by the waiter, winch seemed 10
take Linn by surprise aud annoy NM u was one ne
should nave received III taVfe dud he expressed As IL
di-atOu delay u its dtuvory; lac talked for h1lt
au hour about dId not learu lts purpUt; on the night
OF tine aIuvu OF the saxon hand again
little attCAuOu 10 him; never saw MN uuotl the IN
fucuCc OF liquor, Oh m the possession OF arms tine
iOeman Of tie jury mere showed "lLess e-tI shelch
winch Le identified as one OF deceased from memory
alter his dtatAE the impression made ON wltutssc. 8
mind was That deceased was 81 slIites5 cLuatter;
witness day deprived OF MS seat 40 the table by
ma; deceased s remarks 10 companion on that Occa
sIuu Were uuceutCmaniy
Bridget Condor, q chambermaid lately employed 40
the Park Hotel, WAS examined, but her testimony
proved uuupCIiau beyond the TACT tuat she Lt or saw
any thing Of Is ylc Que nature III hustueIs room.
EcW-YOTk 10 the effect nat Ee wished the investigation
pushed and that would insure the payment OF al eI
peu,e The inquest was here adjourned, ouJectt to tAc
call OF the foreman.
Iuc river WI lie raked to-day from Fifhst 10 Castle
Point, with finding any pistol which deceased
may have used case lie committed suicide and parts
Of his coat will be subjected chemical tests 10 dis
rover whether the spots upon them blood and thns
Buabe the jury decide between the suicide and
der theories Mr. Adolpm has written for copies
Of The Ne1e Stetner Zett1ng for couple Of months
past 70 throw hgnt upon the connection between
HE fragments OF that journal found Bistnels room,
and the wad found III ms brain.
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BROOKLYN.

Music in Prospect Park at 4 this p. m.
Police Inspector Folk and - patrolmen
from each precinct made free excursion to ROckaway
yesterday
Capt. James McLecr was yesterday informed
OF h- appointment as Pension Agent FOR TINS city and
he will enter upon the duties OF the office on Monday.
Mayor Powell signed, yesterday, $4,000
worth of Park Boulevard bonds 100000 worth OF Assess
mcnt bonds and 5000 worth Of Sewerage Fund bonds
The Controller and Auditor held a confer
ence yesterday, but did not appoint ho Police OF Fire
Commissioners and IL IS announced that appoint
ments VIII made until the latter part OF next week
Samuel D. Dare was arrested at No. o.
Orchard-st. Yesterday, and committed to answer a
charge OF having stolen gold watches valued at
$780, from MS employer b. d. Edwards OF No. % irving
place
Postmaster Booth is hard at work upon his
plan for consolidating tho Uo5t-olicc', and about
sendug the scheme to the Postmaster General. Three
hundred thousand postal cards have been received
within few days.
The Tabernacle College, for the training of
lay preachers. viii reopen October with improved
facilities and enlarged curriculum The Rev Reuben
Jef,fy d De- OF Cincinnati hIs been called % pel-Ia-
gent CONNECTION With ihe Institution.
Patrick Deafe OF No. Oh Paciic-st., left 2ll8
in bank bills on table yesterday morning. ana shortly
afterward It was missing. diiigcnt made,
and the money found m dogs keun, IN the yard
Ing H.
Detective Curran and Officer Howard, of the
First Precinct arrested Henry Miller. Hclsst policy
dealer and Hugh Barr James Creg1n and Eliza Buck
lev patrons the place. The books Of the establish
ent were al.O seized, and the prisoners were bound
over TO appear for examination
The cornerstone of st. Stephens r. c.
Church will Do laid at Summit aud Hckssts, sunday
afternoon. The edidco will De- OF the modern Gothic
STYLE aud OF Philadelphia brick with Be'lya stone
trminue. I,s length VIII be lG2 feet width, y feet;
hight I04 feet tower and spre, 30 feet IN hgu', via
rise above the Hc-st. 'front.' aud IN u VIII De COCK
and bell. The entire cost VIII DO about $4,000.
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LONG ISLAND.

LOYG Island CTY.-rhe Queens County
Courthouse Commissioners met their Office this cy
and opened the proposals Tor the construction OF the
Courthouse. Eight bids were presented, the lowest
being an offer find all material and erect the building
for S75O0O The highest offer 70 do the same for
HH,s0) without making the award the Commissioners
adjourned after appointing committee to inquire into
lie responsibility OF the different bidders aud their sure
tes....On Monday evening the Water Commissioners
intend TO test the quantity Of water in the reservoir tie
work on which was recently suspended Although IL Is
not half finished, the Commissioners think they can
demons rate TO the satisfaction or Aldermen That the
reservoir viii be adequate FOR all present REQUIREMENTS
The gas mains have been laid ~ far Dutch Kills.
and uat part OF the city VIII be supplied VITA
60. The statement that NJ. Charck hat begun suits
against Police Commissioner Dauren and tic city was
untrue lie yesterday informed the Sanitary Inspector
that he would willingly comply with tho requirements
Of the Board OF Health.
GLEN CovE.-A German camp-meeting, 10 be COM
posed Of the aud laytnen Of the German Meth
ot,t Episcopal Churches in New YOrk City and vicinity,
VIII hngIn Ht Sea GIN drove on Aug. l.
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NETWORK CITY.

At meeting of the XYIIth Assembly Dis
Republican Association last night resolutions euo
CYSTIC OF the late James Cushing IT, school Comlnis-
attend the funeral.
Controller Green has paid United States
Distrct-Atorncy Bliss the sum bf y11A to salty ajndg-
obtained against the city for damages 10 the Pro
yosiMarshas office Of Capt Jenkins during the rots on
july. 1893 Mr. Bliss ID entitled 70 Two per cent OF the
amount.
Commissioner Van Mort, yesterday, made an
official visit to the Croton River and the Putnam County
Reservoir, in order to obtain personal Information in
Iesald 20 the condlUon oil tlg water supply anu INC
amount OF water In storage He win make formal re-
port IN a few days
The following were the receipts ut the Con-
troers Office yesterday: From OF taxes,
mens, rent and interest s9s5s IS assessments
for street openings and improvements ana interest city
and couny 50 el 49, Croton water rents and penalties
S2L93 "a market rents and fees, 500 licenses and
fines, S2sl 90; total, SI,SGi %.
at the Kingsbridge costs investigation yes
terday the only important testimony that OF W. H..
Grant, who stated that he had been practising engi-
neer for IS years that he had been employed engi
by the Department OF Parks that he
acquainted with the topography OF the section through
which the kinzbrdgcrOad runs and that, In his view,
me work done on the improvement oy Mr. Boyle, the
surveyor, was not worth more than $4,000.
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest yesterday,
concerning the death Of Dr. Joseph Pepper Of No. 537
Ffhst, from fracture OF the skull, caused by being
pushed or knocked down by one more OF a crowd Of
unknown young men who were following and annoying
hlb near his home, about a. ~, June b. The jury
rendered verdict OF death from Injuries received 1T
the hands OF unknown persons.
Funeral services were held yesterday in the
sixth-st. Baptist Church the remains OF Peter c.
Wilson, whose death is alleged been caused by
blow from a named Classen last Monday night.
Mr.. Wilson, beside having been trustee and active
supporter Of the SiXth-st Baptist Church, we'll
known and highly esteemed and the attendance at ms
funeral very large. The services were conducted
by the Rev Henry Angel OF the FairmOunt Baptist
Church of Newark, who alluded appropriately to the
unfortunate circumstances OF his death. The remains
were conveyed to Cypress Hills for interment
The following is the programme of the con-
cert az Central Park az p. m, today:
PaRrL
]. March, Introductory Festival
- OYtrtue .AuueF
81. WALTZ De Eru
4 operate Selection, Romeo and Jllet..........G
PAkr H.
3. Overtime Lronore Beethoven
6. Lsrgheo sud symphony 40. in d. Beethoven
T. Pat song, woud ta my I0gr.... heaietts0hn
g. Nsrch, Coronation OF King yer1esr
PART ILL.,
y OFeffnre hrellles
10 Waltz, Llen keigen
il. P0tP0Irre Charyau....... .Hamn
j. GaOp, Loci Ceve.......... ................AcY
kaL.o
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diligently searched but there OF the miss
ing Their loss has led 30 considerable IN
convenience already and may result great hnancia
oubarrassmcns. The records those OF the saioS
for unpaid assessments during several years DICK my
belief Is that the books removed by some nJ
esied persons, and 10 may he TO up some 1act
Owing 10 the absence OF Collector Burrows tue itv
extent OF the losses cannot he stated at en-
Han Keeper Tourney aud others arc mahi"e wv
deaNOr TO discover the missing volumes
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NEW.JERSEY

New -JERsEY.-Justice Seymour has begun q
criminal suit for libel against ~ Benson reporter
of the Ersning Journal The alleged libel consists In
certain statements regarding the discharge OF two
prisoners on Sunday morning, who were afterwards
discovered to be thieves aud who were wanted by the
BROOKLYN authorities. Chief OF Police Champney
recommends the establishment OF communication WIN
Uobohen and Bayonne by of the police telegraph
= During an aiegOrca representation at the PresDy-
terrain Church on MONTGOMERY ave. on lnuisuny
Der children 10 the floor Mono were seriously hur.
-. The PayOnia Club WILL today give picnic % the pOoT
children Dudloy's Grove being the point OF doatlhso
Tickets have been Issued 20 lOO children and stewart
and assistants viii attend 10 their wants Inc ostr
mate OF the expenses Of tho Board or Public WORKS o
the year beginning Dec /, amounts TO tij5OO ino
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THE ACCUSED Ex-CHHF OF POLICE.
IUN INVAIIVN VI TIL ~ "1l1l''A''1- II''N--4
AGING TESTIMONY COEROBORATED.

IONIINIA ALTON OF TIE n WILLIAM. 1EiAl-DAiI-
AGING TESTIMONY CoEROBORATED.
The trial Of Z. L. McWilliams, the Jersey
Cty cxCLei Of Police aud John Doyle, fOr completely
in the robbery OF the First National Bank Of Jersey
CITY was continued yesterday The attendance in the
courtroom was large. though OF the evidence
new a having been given at the first trial, and very
little Of II was OF Importance.
The Hon Leon Albeit first testified to the identity Of
the letter which passed through his hands while coun
se for DENIM Charles j. Proctor the second Of the
bank robbers now imprisoned at Trenton next testified
He had met DENIM Immediately Oh returning from the
Cincinnati Convention and the JOB proposed TO hun
entered into the affair." aud rented the rooms Of Jane
Beeuer; purchased furniture. aud covered
the glass IN the door and the windows
with green Holland, 70 prevent any one from
seeing IN; put secure deadlocks on the door
after we got through two walls anxious 10 quit, az
Twas suspicious Of McWillams; did not know him, and
he was pointed out 10 me on the steps OF Taylors Hotel
aftcrward saw McWillams at the Metropolitan Hotel
and be assured safe; after breaking INTO the
upper room we determined not 70 WORK any longer
dilIinC the day time; had make noise, and
a. u desirable 10 rent the other rooms and nave no
nr near MCNlams contributed $40 Of the money 10
make the lease. but aiterward returned go OF IT,
Witness then testified as 70 the plan 10 get the prison
err out Of Jail after ther arrest and gave further test
,o,v whom corTcspOnded with that " DENIM which
-. yJuil. ned In Yesterdays TRIBUNE Joseph Foley,
III third OF the bank robbers, next testified corroborat
n me statements already nads ny DENIM aDd PROCTOR
c. R0Iuaue one ~ the officers on duty at the jail
LII, ne prjs0ners were in confinement testified 70
l,'lrg seen McWilians once aud Doyle twice at the
jan during that time DoJ WaS ~ N VIII
ine prisoners both times. Ml!Ilam N"io" 'os'neo 10
tie renting Of the mousse TO Proctor: 49, 80
1he Court here adjourned III MlhGsy' as Que o. tne
iurors mad io leave DENIM, PrOCtOL aud FOley were
rn taken 10 the depot and taken back by rail- TO the
RlIte Prison at Trenton.
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H90npE HotBe--SeHator Sprague of Rhode Island,
Gen Fote T. A. snd Lewis bathhone Of Albany .Msopo-
Glh H0St3oV H. d. Ooke u the District Columbia aud
villa Jotaon Of seness Fails, N. ~. mn ApenN HoeIhe
Hon. Gausa A. Grow ~ Texas Gen j. T. Fullerton OF ST. Louis J.
We Gred Of Troy and W Van yskenblLgb Of Albany 81
Nrt0L HoelJ L. Neagle of Carolins Judge A r.
srn Of " and r. b. Blackstone President Of the
Chicago Alton an So Railroad Compsny .Breu00ri Hour
CAD MruaeHs g ..ErTci House The Rev. Dr. Colt Of Con
cord H. sn1 N. ~ Baou Of Dostoo. 81 Janas Hok The
Rev A. H. Florence Ii1ly..,fstor HOHsc-b1 Mayor
uuit of ami Eh Ibayer Vi Massachusetts,.
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E!INB CARRIAGES.
New styles, new COM
binati0ns, n0WimprOVe-
m9nts, for the coming
Fall and Winter trade.
Samples now finished
can be seen at our
manufact0ry and ware
rooms. We invite oSpe-
cial attention to our
new pat. Landau and
Landaulette combined
in one carriage, con-
vertible from one to
the other in five min
uteS' time, making a
beautiful Landau for
Summer, and a glass
front Landaulette for
Winter. We build five
sizes of these beautiful
carriages. Come andsee
them, or send for de-
.scriptiVe cuts. All our
work warranted first
class, and to please
in every particular.
4. KILLAM & CO.,
% CHEsTNUT-STy New-Haven, Conn. (
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rests, 'o6l1 odgers 1877 lost children, properly stolen
amounting 10 228. and 20 6l5 lamps reported ny ne
police as unghted. Officer Bro9dmeadow, Tor cOhuust
unDecoming officer In refusing TO pay ms iare on .
horse-car, was suspended for IS days; ana Omcer
Heath. for being of his post 20 days.
PATERsOS.-H. G. Booth has been arrested charged
with badly beating his wife, and threatening ~ tlhe her
life. He held In 81 900 bail to Tue opera
House being greatly improved while closed during the
Summer season.
BAYoNEE.-The house OF Mr. Atwood, on Avenue 3,
was struck and damaged 500 by lightning sday
night.
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- -, an ,,,a in,onction issue unless II appears ny
such proceedings may properly DC IL ordcr now
% Wei ms taken pico IA the status OF tue cso ~
reason Of which the equities are cbinEci vi ~
,"do ~ r.Itef hrs BECOME necessary, ls ~ Oily ny
70 & Cent Of Chancery that IL u finds, as u must
that The olaias ofthe dlSsontented ehd opponus &
holders have been queted a. ulex nave nson n teIa
validated the contract made under the act OF 1870 ~ ~
did an essential change has taken place ~ the status
of the CASE In other words n the Court OF Chancory
can iud that weknown acts dOnot exist then It's de-
clsiOn shall be reversed
hut IT, as we suppose tins decision makes change IN
the present condition Of affairs 10 suggests certain pos
sibhtes. Surprising that the Pennsylyanla Company
find that thsrc Is shadow the validity OF their lease
which may bring a prolonged and ycxatiOus luga-
ton and suppose also that they nd that they
earning the 10 per cent annun they are paying upon
the lease probably they not Just now In view OF
their heavy expenditures Tor construction. They
then accent the decision concedo the inyadity of tho
lease throw ~ back into tho old hands aud run trains
over the line they are now building across
The state under the general law. They have strugs
their bow and the position OF affairs which would
have been dangerous In 1872 IL not az all 50 now III TINS
lions would not have cut of the Pennsylvania ftOm
ITS through connection with Nrwiorh by its new line.
As the case now starts again dc 0r0 We presume that
the OF the lease VIII De content WITH having
thrown the costs OF suit upon the pennsylvania.
What they gain by another trial IL too dim and I'M
certain 10 warrant a fresh ntgailon.
ORGANIZATION or THE MAHoNING AND PITTSBURGH
II. H. co.
The MahOnng and Pittsburgh Railroad Conn.,
pany has been organized with the following offcers
Directors, ]. II. LenhGrt, Leon C. Magaw, NJ. Park
Davis A. H. Steele, John T. Waun. all Of Meadyillo
Penn. At "a meeting OF the BOurd held July 8, the fol
lowing officers were elected; PRESIDENT A. D. Dicksoni
Treasurer, j. H. DeyereuX, Cleveland Ohio; Secretary
John IL. Dynes, Mcadylle, Pcnni CheI-EnRneer, X. H.
Steel Meadyille. Penn
The railroad is TO extend "from point at or near
where the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal crosses the
State line in Lawrence Comfy Penn, To the city Of New
Castle IN the same county"
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CHOLERA MoRBUs, SUMNER COMPLAINT, Col
&c DrARRHsA, BowELs scDESr TO
EITHER ADULTS, d. JAMES
CARNEAuyR BALsAM
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IA man snppesed TO be ]. schloss Of Rn,r.l,

FuTTUTTU y OH FnfIa10
Thurday, EoisvaV County No b. ttnp a.
the Kansas CITY, 81 Jo'rph sal Coube BuH. rroad Cram
ttA The asd lad 20 H.
suspicion be bal BEEN murdered then paSS % he Iio.
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THEFT OF BROOKLYN TAX RECORDS.

THEFT OF BROOKLYN TAX RECORDS.
Considerable excitement exists among the
officials in Brooklyn in consequence Of the discovery
that quite number valuable tax records have been
stolen or distracted from the Collectors office ID the
CITY Hail. all efforts for the discovery OF which nave
mus hr proved futile. II only during the present
ek that the Of these records was known, as one OF
,e Tax Collectors deputies had occasion TO use them
Every book shelf and compartment M the ONCE bas Deen
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EIRE-PROOF BUILDINGS.

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply 10 Mr.. God
win BY Prof T. L. Yomsns Tribune LEcrCRE BtrRA No. 8.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER yesterday. AT pICKISsoyS IN PARK-Row.
eIm-1O' Nooa--7Io Rm7O' MdngAt-Gil' Average COS
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In refined society beautiful teeth are always
admired AID be had By using LroSs roorH TABLETS.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NBWs
n YoRk TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RbChiVBD Ar rah urpy
oEpfcks Eoa 81 I-1 Wet ThirYsoeonJ-sI-. 3uo W~
Tvsp,y. thirdsL W 70 y n, o. regular once Tsses
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POLICE NOTEs.

POLICE NOTES.
Nelson Cash Of No 3l6 West Twenty-frst 81 fell
yesterday. and received soailwould Taken home
Philip Tracy, age AZ, fell out of a second-stOry
wnoS No sol GeenWieb-st yeserdf aIi received
inJ1nes
Charles Funwan, age 81, of No. - Union-st..
BrO0Ayu m dgu the haichw OF the slp Cad, ng al Per No
lS. T. Il. yo,tsrlay, aad received severe injuries.
An unknown woman died suddenly at Greenwich
and DesbrDsse night U supposed from henoage OF the
lungs She appears h.ye been about 80 years o na DARK lar anu
eyes was dressed black saE dress and CATER boOt Prom
paper found her pockets Supposed that she was resilient
Of Newark Nes-Jersey.
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER is sure
eath " bel-bugs cockToaches and worms.
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TENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Go.
In

~ General Accident Policies mouth add Life OF Bu
low cash rates AgpJ 10 any Agent or WnS
the Company
EssYOli oees .Of Brcsd-AA
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fanno neemenI@
Many druggists have BURNErs COLOGNE.
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A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIN
IA. gage, tc., in separate, closed rooms
rates tor storage in the city. MiCtIALE;
~ AMI ~ Commerce street, near BleecKer.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JULY g. 1s7sw1TH SUPPLEMENT
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET For BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A rfEsrIoN
now READY Foa OCCUPANCY,
NEW FIREPRooF BUILDING,
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPRooF, WE'LL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY To THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE,
40, 30
OFFICES, SUITABLE roR LAWYERS BROKERS'
BANKS. Insurance. COMPANIES, &C, &C, CAN BE
HAD. sINGLy OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM ioxIs FEET no ssxS7 FEET, AT $500,
s4Oa $500 AND UPWARD TO $1,000 ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION
THE ABOVE BUILDING IS
COMPLETELY FIREPRoor
READY FoR OCCUPANCY
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAs TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IN.
PRovEAHNTa
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EH Es AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES-T J.
n ven,or and only maEcr of the IMPROVED,
Human Eye, acknowledged by the faculty to 81
correct Imitation OF nature in the world. IN
teenth street. between Third and Fourth avcuv
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lob BOOkHINDERY AND EDITIONS z
- the lowest prices. r. WALKERS SONS, 50
File OF - years New York Herald and odd D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-01
THE COURTS

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-Yesterdav
fhilp S'lomons against Argus; appeal dismissed,
wick against Ssmmes; motion to dismiss attachment
oyerrrled, Snyder Co. against Finley; ARGUED
and snsmtted. First National Bank aEa aims, Nor
ant.
POLICE COURT. Jxsss SssH-To-day, Joyer
Oark, larceny of child dress from clothes line;
81 S m or thirty days Patrick Connolly, assault
wife TO shell ont some currency which she refused
and be went for her with big stick; sI0 and COS:
sssan Ipn a 10 seeS the peace Ghales Aderly,
AND striking in the head without provo
cation sly months in jail. Ellen Rish, charged
ored man, who saws that on accusing her Of il and
tryipg to regain ii he got terrible beating bv
kilen; case postponed. Rachael Nye, charged with
Julia Dawson and thtir mother Mrs Dawson THIS
is case that has been before the court for some
ume. mrs nye, white woman, siuing in her
living next door, with very bad and dsreputable
conduct. Mrs. Dawson and her daughters, Julia,
MARIA ana Anna, Mamie Peyton, Sophia Ashton
language, which was not such as is used
III polite and refined circles. Rachel br ought
witnesses living in that vicinity who testified that
and threw 1t MP 20 her that she lived with colDred
man. that one Of the Dawson girls school to acher
was very Tree In the use Of such language, calling
her an Irish =, &C.. This alt took place on 18th
street northwest, on Sunday morning, and attracted
the attention Of persons ON their way 10 church.
Annie was recalled and denied most positively the
nned defendant Sl0 and costs. Mr. Riddle, counsel,
took an appeal Cooper Hoberson, a counterpart Of
Sefferson's Rip Van Wrinkle, was sent to the work
house as vagrant. George Thomas was fined So
for cursing in Pear Tree alley. Henson Peach was
nned 50 for the same. Mary Hendricksou, same:
~, } ames Booth, loud and bosterous; SIS. WIN.
defanit three months in the workhouse. John
mcLaughllD, Indecent exposure; IS.