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The New York herald., 1873-12-04
THE LABOR QUESTION IN PATERSON.

About 300 discharged mechanics and laborers
have been given employment at breaking stone
upon the Paterson streets.
Eighty special policemen have been put on duty
for fear that, so many men being ont OF employ
ment, there might be riot There are, as yet, no
slams of trouble. Somebody boaxcd the Associated
Press yesterday afternoon to the efect that the
Mayor OF Paterson had applied 10 the Governor 10
give him permission to call upon the militia at
Newark should there be any signs OF disturbance.
Mayor Townsend denies having even entertained
sucn an idea.
After q good deal OF delay and .pslaver all the
Paterson benevolent societies, Protestant and
Catholic, yesterday eIecred an organization into
one grand body Tor the rehef the poor Two grand
depots OF supply will be organized one being at the
st. Josephs Hospital and the other Ia Washington
Market The poor will be sought ont by visiting
committees Of six in each ward These Will give
tickets or orders, specifying the necessities OF each
particular case, which Will be hIled upon applica-
ton at the supply depot. Ia expected that SUM-
cient viii be contributed TO keep this plan gong.
No one has yet starved or suffered much for food,
although something like 1900 people are entirely
dependents upon charity for their daily sustenance.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
BILLILRDS IN BOSTON.

Boston, Dec. g. 1873.
In the three-ball billiard tournament today the
first game was between Peck and Hickey, and was
won by the latter by score OF 200 to ia points
HicKey's highest was % and Peck's 22. TIE
averages were-Hickey, AZ; Peck, 21-e.
The second game was between Wilson and Denni.
son, the latter winning by rs points. The highest
runs were-Dennison. As; wilson, 90; and the
averages-Dennison A.; Wilson, 81.
The first game In the evening was between John
Hickey and Lon Morris Jr The game was won by
Hickey, whose highest run was "a and Morris 10.
The averages were-Hickey, G4; Morris, IL.
There was an exhibition thrce-ball game be.
tween Albert GARNER and Edward Daniels TOR 3o0
points. In the nineteenth inning GARNER by n
run OF ST. brought the game TO close. Daniels
highest run was 80. Carriers average was I5 and
Daniels ~. They then played game OF 500 points
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
BOOK TRADE SALE.

The second day OF the special holiday trade sale,
now progressing at the rooms OF Messrs George
A. Leavitt Co., Clinton Hall, was quite success
ful The large attendance OF buyers from remote
parts demonstrated that the book trade expect q
brisk business around holiday times. Tuesday,
sale comprised splendid invoice OF cnoice publi-
cations from the well known house or Messrs.
James R Osgood Il Co., Of Boston, among which may
be classed "A Chance Acquaintance by w. ID.
Howell; Normandy Picture sque,u by Henry
Blackburn 'sThe Perfect Horse.n by Rev. w. II. IL.
Murray; Wnittiers Poems" new Illustrated edi-
tion, with 80 fun page illustrations, a So
book the poetical works OF Adelaide Proctor
the Diamond Poets,n comprising the WORKS or
Tennyson, Longtellow, Whittier, Lowell Scott and
Lucille, and the "Red Line Poets,n embracing the
writings OF the last mentioned authors and includ
ing Bret Harte, were in demand TO the extent OF
over 1000 volumes. The works OF Charles Dickens
sold immensely well, the prlces ranging per set,
according to the style OF binding, from Sc to 500
each. The rest OF the catalogue, devoted to the
offerings or Messrs. Osgood & Co., covering 2S
pages and consisting OF Juvenile books, by l. b.
Aldrich, Grace Greenwood, Hawthorne, Mayne
In several instances duplicated.
Yesterdays sale was even more successful than
that OF the first day, and was commenced with an
contributed by William Collins, Son d Co., OF Glas-
Cow, Scotland all OF which realized good prices.
publications OF Messrs. Leavitt and Allen Brothers,
OF this city. The chief features OF their offerings
were the elegant illustrated editions OF 'Raphael's
Book OF Madonnas," the gilt book OF the year, con-
tanning copies Of Raphae's most celebrated Madon-
mas IA in all, finely photographed and mounted,
all OF them selling at high prices, and long line OF
the most popular Juvenile books in boxes. The
..Gan and CAN'T series, by and BY series
sens story books. .Bo-Peep" series, The "Inde-
structibe Toy Books" printed on linen. "Red
Line' stories and long line OF gift books annuals,
&c., were IN active demand, at highly satisfactory
rates.
The invoice or Messrs. Leavitt and Allen Bros. was
followed by Dodd Mead, oil this city, who offered
some very fine works, among which were the new
edition OF Exit Carson by Mrs. Greatorex; Rev.
E. r. Roe's works-0ne OF which was pirated by an
English publisher, and printed under the name Of
deacon Jerry's Courtship.n Juvenile books
formed the largest part OF the invoice. Messrs.
shepard a GIL, OF Boston, made great specially
OF the "Danbury Manisn writings, and general
holiday publications. James Miller, OF New York.
contributed handsome collection OF Illustrated
gllt books, and young fokis' literature The
day closed with the invoice OF Roberts Brothers,
OF Boston, embracing their most popular publica-
tons. To-day's sale will embrace the offerings OF
Messrs. Lee shepard, OF Boston; D. Appleton
Co., New York; Gould Il Lincoln, Boston, and a few
others.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
CITY Hall AFFAIRS.
The new Police Justice for tho Sixth
District-Resignation OF . City Mar


The New Police Justice for tho Sixth
District-Rcsignation or . City Mar
shall.
Yesterday morning a delegation OF prominent
westchester gentlemen paid their respects to His
Honor the Mayor, and stated that the object OF
their visit to press upon the Mayor the impor-
tance OF nominating good man for the once OF
Police Justice, which is provided for In the bill for
the annexation OF the lower Westchester towns TO
the city Of New York, and forming now the Twenty
third and Twenty-fourth wards and the Sixth judi
cial district OF the city. The delegation pre-
sented the names OF Messrs- Wheeler, Wisner.
ex-Judgc James ii. Welsh M. O Smith,
an ex-Civil Judge; Angel Heinderman,
Herring and Colonel Mooney. They spoke in highly
eulogistic terms OF ex-Poce Justice Welsh, who
had seen IL years. service In that capacity, az
thoroughly competent. efficient and strictly honest
man. and paid compliments to others OF the vari-
GUS candidates. Mayor Havemeyer treated the
delegation with courtesy, and promised that he
would endeavor to make an appointments which
would reflect credit on the city az Wen as the
constituency which the new Justice is to represent
The nomination will probably be sent to the
Board of Aldermen on Friday, when special
Yesterday afternoon City Marshal Joseph Wal
lace. attached TO the Third District Court sent his
resignation to the Mayor, which was duly accepted
Mr.. Wallace Is spoken OF as very efficient offlcer
In his letter oil resignation he says "that he can
not become reconciled to the heartlessness de-
manded OF man who is TO perform his whole duty
and, in consequence, resigns.n 1t Is said at the
City Hail that there win be race now between
Alderman Stephen N. r. Cooper and Colonel
Charles S. Spencer as to who will obtain the ap-
polntment to the vacant marshalship for mis-
friends. The latter presses man named Farrell.
At the Comptroller's oiice yesterday the Clerk OF
the Jefferson Market Police Court made return OF
moneys received In his Court for fines from the
14th to t he 3Oth OF November, amounting to $63s.
The return OF this money caused considerable
wonder at the Comptroler's oiiice, inasmuch as
there was not dollar paid in from the Courts
since the 1st OF January The returns or the other
Police Courts have not yet been made public.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
Il CURIOUS REQUEST.

PIrTsBuRG Pa, Dec. 3, 1873.
This afternoon the Registrar OF Allegheny county
rendered decision in one OF the most remark aide
cases ON record. Some months ago James Mccul.
ley an old gentleman worth several Millions d ed,
leaving wife children to enjoy the rich nheri-
tance. After his deathand burial Robert ID. Clark,
q dealer in boat stores, came forward and claimed
$4,000 from the estate. He presented as evidence
OF his claim an instrument bearing unmistakaby
the signature OF the deceased, in which McC ulley
explicitly directs his administrators or executors
to pay the above mentioned sum TO Robert d. Clark
a token OF his regard for the latter and to com
memorate the bond OF friendship long existing be-
tween the two
Major William Frew, administrator OF McCulley's
estate, resisted the payment Of this bequest giving
as his principal reason hts opinion that the sigma
ture to the bond was forgery and that the exist
ence OF the paper was not known till alter the
Some of the best lawyers OF the State were en-
gagged in the dispute, which has been protracted
for a considerable length OF time. The claimants
produced testimony showing that Hon. Edgar
Gown drew up the instrument called bond OF
friendship, ana that McCulley's signature at the
Clark further testified that he had enjoyed the
acquaintance OF McCuley for over 20 years. He
often dined with him at his house. and had drunk
with him more times than he could count; further
more, that McCuley during his life had endorsed
notes for him to the considerable amount Of
100000 Even IN this year, previous to the death
OF the millionaire he had his endorsements to the
amount OF *45,ooo, and OF this paper $4,000 had
been protested.
According to Clark's story, the deceased first
spoke about preparing the paper four or five
months before 1t was executed. He SAID he was
on considerable paper for Clark, and as he was
getting old he wanted TO make such o provision
for his friend that there would be no further need
for endOrsers
McCulley's heirs vigorously resisted this claim,
endeavoring to show that while living McCuley
never manifested the slightest friendship for
Clark over his or iinary acquain tances, and en-
phatcally denied the genuineness OF the signature
to the instrument The amount involved and the
singular character OF the document created great
deal OF interest in the case, and much curiosity
evinced to learn the decision OF the Registrar
II came this afternoon and is in favor or Clark
In the otficer's opinion the paper sufficient tly
proved, and consequently admitted TO probate
the document deciding the case, but when the
result was announced he seemed the happlest man
in the court room. The heirs perhaps viii appeal
the case to the Supreme Court
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
ROSA CARPENTERS DEATH.

Coroner Herman yesterday investigated the
circumstances attending the death Of Rosa Car
penter, the inebriate, who dedin Bellevue Hos
pital, as she alleged ante-mortem statement
from the effects Of violence inflicted at the hands
OF James Maloney, at No. l3 Jersey street. on the
evening OF the 18Th ult. Deceased sustained
fracture and disocation OF the cervical vertebra,
causing complete paralysis OF the lower eXtrem-
ties and partial paralysis OF the arms.
The jury, alter hearing all the evidence and TAX
ing a short deberation, rendered verdict that
deceased received her injuries by accidentally ia-
Ing from the stoop OF premises No. l3 Jersey street
On motion OF counsel Maloney was discharged
and lett the court in the company OF his sister.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
Almanac for New York-Thls Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 3, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Abyssinia Br) Hanes Liverpool via Queens
town--C q Francklyn.
s,eamship Nevada tBr, Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens
town-Wiams Guion.
Steamship Bremen Ger, schuleaberg, Brenen-oel-
richs 4 Co.
Funch. Edge Co.
steamship City OF Dallas Hines, New Orleans-C
Mallory Co.
Steamship Mediator, Smith, Norolk-Lorillard Steam
ship Co.
steamship North Point, Foley. Philadelphia
Steamship Co.
Bark stabbcstad Nor Nielsen, Cork for ordcrs-Funch
Edge Co
Bark Moderate UtaD, Marini Dubn-A Agyesta.
Bark Minerva eGerJ, Pohlenz. Antwerp-Funch, Edge
4 Co.
Bark Jane Adeline, wesendyke, Laguayra and Porto
Cabello-DalctL Bliss AZ Co.
Brig Dashaway (Br), Kan, Bahia.
schr Edwd Benton (Br), Petiis, Yarmouth Ns-D DE
Wolf Co.
scnr Rose culkin Fitzgerald. New Haven-Rackett 4
Bro.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia james
Hand
Steamer Ammo, steen, Wilmington. Del-A Abbott
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE
Probability OF the Election OF Governor
Booth 10 the United states senate,


Booth 10 the United states Senate
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. g 1873
The state Senate having failed to elect their
permanent Ofhcers to-day, have adjourned untl
tomorrow.
In the Assembly ". ". Estee, OF san Francisco
independent anti-railroad democracy. was elected
Speaker, and Mr.. Loughborough ofEl Dorado coun-
~, was CHOSEN Clerk. The CHIEF competitor OF the
latter In the monopoly interest was Marcus d.
Boruck, who rs defeated.
some excitement was cccasOned Yesterday nv
the action OF Mir. B0rUck, who Clerk OF the last
Assembly, was temporarily presiding pending an
organization. motion for an Adjournment had
been made rom the monopoly side OF the honse.
evidently for the purpose OF gaining time to enect
arrangements between the opponents or Mr. Booth
Tor senator and Mr.. Boruck refusing 10 recognlze a
call for the yeas and Days arbitrarily declared the
motion for adjournment carried. HIS conduct was
rebuked to-day by resolution OF the Assembly
fhe ex-Clerk's action defeated its own apparent
purpose by carrying TO Mr. Booth some votes
hitherto In doubt
The best informed concur In the opinion that the
railroad party IN the Legislature Is badly demoral.
ized, and that thus for no formidable opposition TO
Mr. Booth mas developed, On the contrary, the eec-
ton OF speaker Estee Is q strong point in Mr.
Booths iavor.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
CUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The Steamer Fri King and Bark Marion
Mt QueenstOvn In Distress-Movoments nts
Of Shipping from and for the United
states.
LoSpos, Dec 3 1873
VESSELS IN DISTRESS
The steamship Fri King (Br), Mcintyre from Liverpool
for Boston, put back to Queenstown to-day with decks
swept Ac, having experienced very heavy weather.
The bark Marion (Br). Richards, from Baltimore,
which arrived at Queenstown Yesterday, encountered
heavy gales and has cargo shifted.
VESSELS ARRIVED
Arrived az Liverpool Dec ship City Liverpool (Br
seaey, from Pensacola; bark Maggie Horton (Br),
Brown, from Charleston
Arrived at Gravcsend Dec ship Constantine Creevy,
from New York for London.
Arrived at Gloucester Dec bark Aquia uaD, Gerard,
from New York.
Arrived at Dundaik Dec s. bark Hans Tode (Nor), 10.
sepbscn, from New York via Queenstown.
Arrived at Belfast Dec bark Chozzia QtaD, Furlan,
from New York via Queenstown.
Arrived at Glasgow Dee 3 Home, from Pensac ola
BARK Home dBr), Valentine. from Pensacola has been
reported arrived at Liverpool Nov 291
Arrived at Queenstown Dec 8 ship Cathaya (Brl, Pat
erson, from san Francisco; barks Emilia dtaD, Dodcro
from New York; zia dtaD, schiaffno; Ceylon (Brl,
Caxton; Rival Nor) Jorgcnscn, and Lohengrin (Ger)
Kerh from do; brig Domenco QtaD Monssteritu. from
do.
Arrived At Kinestown, !, Dee 5. barks Cupid (Br,
Grant from New York Salvatore 1taD Muriilo from do
via Queenstown doth for Dublin.
Arrived at Rotterdam about Dec I. bark weser Gerl
Poppc, from Baltimore; brig Victoria (Ger Schultz from
Wilmington NC.
Arrived at Antwerp abont Dec I, bsrks Pilau orr
Leitke. from New York Crown Jewel tBr, Deiap, from
Philadelphia.
Arrived At Amsterdam about Dec J. barb rraternitas
por), Jacobsen, from New York.
Arrived at Bremen Dec q steamship New YORK tGer
Jimon, New York.
Arrived at Bordeaux bark Jonathan Chase, Chase,
frnO, Now York.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
THE LABOR CONTEST.
The Reduction OF Wages In the Rich
mOnd Granite Works.

RICHMOND Va, Dec. 3, 1873.
In consequence OF orders from Washington, re-
ducing the wages OF the employees at the govern
ment granite works here, there was almost q gen
eral suspension OF work this afternoon. The
wages or first class cutters were reduced from
81 SO to SO SO; OF the second class from
- 70 TO SO 2j; 1or third class, $4 TO
helpers, blacksmths, &C., werc also reduced but
not in SO great proportion. The cutters held
meeting tonight TO consider the SUBJECT. The
proceedings were secret but 1t has transpIred that
among other things committee was appointed TO
prepare protest against the reduction. and, II
work. however. will be resumed tomorrow and
continued until the committee report when
final action will be taken.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following disburse-
ments and receipts OF the treasury
Claims paid number Of warrants 81 amounting to oe2
Pay rolls number of warrants 252 Amountingfo 93
Total number OF warrants 2s4 amoSntng to- t97, ,255
From taxes Of 1873 and interest .. S2s, as
From arrears taxes and Interest 5385
From collection assessments inte est l,246
From market and fees ............ 27S
From 495
From vault permits. 470O
From commissions Public Administrator. 81
From licenses. Mayors Office e................... 81
From fees and ncs police courts. .............. aS9
Merchants National Bank .... :. D...
dns Irving National @ .,fi Bank s". 10
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
TEE KELSEY REWARD.
HUNTINGTON, L. l.,

HUNTINGTON, /. L, Dec. 3, 1S73
At meeting OF she town auditors OF Huntington,
l. l., held on saturday, November "a, It was re-
solved to pay In fnn the reward Of $3.50 to John
Franklin and william Ludam, the boatmen, VINO
found In oyster Bay Harb0r what was supposed TO
be part or tho body OF Charles q. Rescy.
Yesterday an injunction was granted By Judge
John RReid rcturnable before Judge Gilbert, or the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn, December 10, restrain
paying said reward, and to then and there show
cause why said injunction should not pe made per-
petuals
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
INDIAN oUTRAGEs IN WESTERN TEXAS.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Dec. 8, 1879
On the night OF the 1st inst a band OF Indians
and Mexicans attacked Gray's and Growers
ranches situated about 70 miles hence towards
the Rio Grande, and killed seven persons and car
ried Off Grays When the courier left the
fighting was still going on. The scene OF the
bloody ARRAY is within Is miles OF San Diego, and
near ranches containing several hundred people,
having no arms, however.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
INDIAN COMMISSIONER SMITH. !

ST. PAUL. Minn,, Dec. 8, go
The Commission to investigate the official on
duct OF Indian Commissioner Smith adjournes~ ~{oa
day for the second time at the request OF paitras
here, who have no charges ready and ask time|so
prepare them.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
RETURN OF CHIEF ENGINEER KING OF
THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
PHII.ADYLY

PHILADYLPgIA, Dec. 3, 1672
Chief Engineer King OF the United states Navy,
late head OF the Bureau OF Engineering has arrived
In this city from Europe. lie has been absent
eight months on tour OF inspection OF the dock
yards and iron works OF Gro&t BJItain and the
Continent
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINES

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHI1EsToNE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship Franklin GER. Dehncke, sten Nov g. via
Antwerp 18th, with mdse and passengers 10 Chas Ram
mel-berg and Co Had air weather TO lat ~ n 80
had then strong westerly gale OF days. duration
westerly winds for the the passage Nov g. lat
4 81 lon ~ spoke bark olbers Ger New York
Bremen.
steamship City Of Havana, Phillips, Havana Nov 20,
with mdse and passengers to + Alexandra sons.
steamship Montgomery, Farcloth savannah Nov %
with mdse and passengers to Lowden.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman. Richmond City Point
and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers TO the Old Do
minon Steamship Co
Bark Carbone ntaD, Ansado. Gloucester ss days. in
ballast 10 j seager.
Bark Fnrlca Merello dtaD, Mchelini, Amsterdam 62
days In ballast 10 order.
bark Morning star to Turks Isand sissen Guantana-
rs days, With sugar and mola sses to ID Es-
soriaza vessel TO Wsydeil a Co.
Park Rebecca Caruana, johnson, Sagua 10 days with
sugar and molass 10 Waydell A Co.
brig Aqudneck johnson, Pensacola, with mdse TO Jas
Ward Co.
At Sandy Hook Dec l, schrs Mary Lord. Lord, Ellis
worth, Me- for Philadelphia; David Faust Smith, Blue
bill, Ne, Tor DO.
The bark Hoppet rms. which arrived the I'd inst
reports strong westerly gales; was ~ days west OF the
Banks. Oct 49, Robert Williams, coorcd, seaman
tive Of England iell rom the Jbboom overheard and
was drowned.
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

IL is possible that a consideration OF defective
ballots may change the above figures slightly but
not materially. II will be seen that Mr. Williams
the temperance candidate for Secretary OF state
received 3,23S votes. The vote for the other can
d1dates on the same ticket Is about the same.
No summing OF the vote on the constitutional
amendments has heretofore been given. II Will be
seen that the proposition TO appoint judges was
Overwhelmingly defeated
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
Wind ut sunset calm.

Steamships Nevada (Br). and Abyssinia Brl, Liver
pool; Bremen (Ger) Bremen; Olympia tBrl, GLASGOW
CITY OF Dallas. New Orleans; Mediator Norfolk; North
Point. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Dec ?. 1873
Printing cloths held at &c. for standard and
6sx6f, with quiet but firm market
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
The NEW YORK STATE ELECTION.
ALBANY. Dec Z

ALBANY, Dec, g. 1878.
The following are the of1cial figures OF the recent
election, as they appear In the ONCE OF the Secre
tary OF state prepared for the Board OF State Can
yassers:-
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
Passed Through He'll Gate.

BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson, Portland for New
York. with ndsc and passc ngcrs
schr D Ellis TORY, Rockland for New York. with lime
10 Candee Il Prcssey.
schr Allie oake-, Plsbury, Rockland for New York.
with lime to Candee 4 Presscy
schr " Hnrst, Cook. Prov.dcnce for Elizabcthpor'
Steamer Electra, Mort Providence Tor YORK with
mdse and passengers
Steamer Aibatross Davis Fall River new York with
mdse ana passengers
BOUND EAST.
Schr Webster Kelly Martin. Port johnson for Boston
Schr James Kelsey, Hobo<en Tor Norwich.
schr PM Sheridan Murphy. New York for Fall River.
hchr Msdiator DAVIS, New York for Fali RIVER.
BxEf BlackStepe. WioAson. New yofk lpy Pxoyidsnca
The New York herald., 1873-12-04

Arrived a. Consta antinopIe, bark Chas KanI Cues1,
Mahr. from New York.
Arrived at Naples, barks 0ssana Aus). Garguio. ant
Candido QtaD, Trapani, from New York.
Arrived at -, Alexandria, and Rebecca, from United
States
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool Dec steamship Canadian (Br).
Mckenzie for Baltimore via st Johns SF. and Halifax.
Sailed from Greenock Dec 5 ship Lake Michigan (Br),
Buchanan for Savannah mot Boston.
Sailed from Leghorn. bark Jennie Albert Br), os-
born. for Philadelphia, having repaired
Sailed from Antwerp Nov IS steamship Humboldt tder)
Blanck from Ste ttin via copenhagen) for New York
Sailed from stet;in Dec 3 Pm. steamship Washington
Ger Arnold for New York via Copenhagen and stcttin
Sailed from -, Laboramus, for United States
The New York herald., 1873-12-04
SHIPPING NEWS,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Steamer. Sails. Desfiaofion.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH DECEMBER.