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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15
The Criminal Term-CautiOn to Absenting
Jurors-The Waikiki National Bank
Defalcation---NOlle Prosequis.
OYER AND TERMINER.
New Indictments Against Tweed-The
Clark Habeas Corpus Oase-Leavy,
the Wife Murderer, Sent to the
State Lunatic Asylum.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS

Yesterday nine of the Of the American ship Mary
i. Burr brought before Commissioner Osborn and
committed to the custody of the Marshal detained
witnesses against Martin Cashin, seaman. and Anna
Erras stcwardess who charged with having set on
dre and attempted to destroy the vessel named while
lay in the harbor Of Buenos Ayres America
The particulars OF this matter have been already pub
iished in the HERALD. The will be examined into
to-day.
The OF Bernhard Hutton vs. Collector schell
which commenced several days ago in the United
States Circuit Court before Judge smaey, given
the jury yesterday. The plaintiffs large importers
in this city and they claim to the differ
cnce between nineteen and twenty-four per cent
ad rolorem duty mouselinc dcaines which duty
they aliege was an excess. They further claim
that mouseline delaines worsted goods should
cassed SUCH under the section of the Tariff mpos
ing nineteen cents but the goods imported by the
plaintiffs were assessed at twenty -four cent under
section of the act which states that deancs should
cassed with articles made of cotton The tried
several years ago. On that occasion there was disa
greement of the jury eleven being for the plaintiffs
one for the government The involved is about
seventy five thousand dollars and the result in this
will decide several other suits Of q similar Up
to late hour last night the jury had rendered
dict.
'Wes Allen, trial for past two days in the Gen.
era Sessions indictment for burglary ycster-
day found guilty He remanded for sentence.
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CONSUL GENERAL GARSIA.
No. 151 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, May 49, 1878
,

No. 151 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, May 1s, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue OF to-day Mr.. l.. G. Il. Carsia. Con-
sui General here Tor Uruguay, states that his ac-
ceptances OF the drafts OF Mckay & Aldus (which
drafts, by the way, were paid by said firm on the
day after maturity and which he permitted 10 20
to protesU were simply accommodation accept
ances, to meet which no money ever came into his
hands that their claim against him was apparently
ignored when, in 1S6s, they went into bankruptcy,
and that suit commenced, in 1871 in the New
YORK supreme Court has never resulted In showing
that be owes the money named In said drafts
Unfortunately for Mr.. Garsa, he fell into the
habit OF writing letters years ago. many OF which
relating TO the drafts In question are now In our
possession, and their contents vary awkwardIy
enough from anything like accommodation except
to Mr.. Garsia; and these, combined with the other
evidence In the case, on which latter alone Judge
Blatchlord, whose caution Is well known fonnd
abundant ground Tor ordering Mr.. Garsia's arrest
make matters look rather damaging for him
As to the bankruptcy omission, Hon. Dwight
Foster, OF Massachusetts, one OF the assirnees
called several times as his aiidavit will show on,
Nr. Gars.a. asking HIM 10 paY. ana the latter ex-
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

s'Wcs" Allen Convicted and Remandcd
for Sentcncc-The Court AdJOurns Out
OF Respect to tho Memory or the Late
Judge strong.
At the ODening of the Court yesterday exJudge Beach
and Mr.. Charles Brooke, counsel for William Sharkey,
indicted for murder the first degree, moved post
tho trial in OF important pro-
fessional engagements After discussion between
Assistant District Attorney Russell and the counsel HIS
Honor set the trial down Tor the 18th inst !.
The trial Wesley Allen then resumed, ana, the
evidence having been closed on the previous day. Mr.
Howe proceeded to address the jury He commended that
III the Jury convicted such slight circumsantia EVIL
dence 1t would OF their prejudice against him
Assistant District Attorney Russell followed in Of
sessions in only brought all the strong
circumstances established by the witnesses for the prose-
cution in humorous and sarcastic strain criticised
the testimony for the defence.
Judge Sutherland delivered q lengthy charge, and
passed upon number OF propositions which MT Howe
requested him TO charge. The Jury were absent only
short time when they returned with this verdict
Guilty OF attempt to commit burglary in the third de-
gree, after former CONVICTION OF grand larceny as
charged in the indictment"
Assistant District Attorney Russell requested his Honor
to remand Allen he wished to try him upon another
indictment. The prisoner remanded to prison
The Death OF Judge Strong.
The Assistant District Attorney then announced the
death OF exJudge Strong who for many had filled
the Office of Judge Of the Supreme Court with great
ability and probty, and moved that the Court adjourn
out OF respect to his memory. Colonel Spencer
eloquently seconded the motion Judge sutherland, in
directing the Clerk to enter the motion the minutes
of the Court said that Judge Strong able uris
and he never had heard the least mputaon against the
The Court adjourned till this morning
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SANITARY SCIENCE.
Organization OF the New Board Ol
Heaith-Ruies and Reg ulati0ns.

Organization OF the New Board OF
Health-Rules and Regulations.
The newly appointed members OF the Board OF
Health met yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock ana
organized the Board. There were present Presi-
dent Professor Chandler, IN the chair; Dr. Wander
poel. Health Oicer OF the Port; DR.. stephen Smith,
and Commissioner Henry Smith, President OF the
Board of Police. After a few moments were spent
in friendly converse the members took their seats
and the regular business OF the department was
proceeded with Some minor matters being dis
posed Of the following resolutions were passed.
THE NEW REGULATIONS.
hereby directed to furnish this board with detailed
the Condition and PRESENT uses Of horse wagons CARTS
Gc together with List Of snch articles or things as are
Resolved, That the bureau Of this department. provided
oiiccr Of Which IS Called the Sanitary snpernendent
s Be ss hs as shs ssay shall DO
mttes and for the 9 this
the Of
s sae ar % ccnor na IN e Ss
eleventh article Of chapter 1885 Of the laws Of 1873
s ss e IN Se y a f h n
sna u e nna a o Se q o
Health to e ss s may sssm
the OF the matters SO referred the attorney
Re;slysS, That the and regulations Of the Board
Of Health Of ns Health 'ps ob hereto
OF April 1873 80 far as they are not respec-
lively in conflict with the provisions Of chapter
1885, laws Of 1873 shall be- and are hereby extended 70
by the last said and the officers clerks, agents
Board they applicable thereto respectively
until the further order OF last said Board. except as
amended ut this meeting.
Resolved, That the seal Of the Health Department
here ofore existing shall be the seal the Board of
Health and Health Department and shall be the
tody OF the secretary.
Department two bureaus, the chief officer OF to be
called the Secretary superintendent and The chief officer
the be called the Register OF Records, ana
provides for other bureaus therefore
Resolved That the Sanitary Permit Inspector of the
Health Department heretofore existing be and hereby
directed deliver all property OF every kind and all
books and papers IN his use and possession belonging to
the city to the Health Department to hts successors
Resolved That the duties performed by the Sanitary
Permit Inspector oil the Health Department heretofore
existing shall be performed by the secretary and SAM
issue all permits issued by the Board heretofore issued by
lntendent to make cause TO be made all inspections
required by the Health Department existing
be made by the Sanitary Permit Inspectors and
Sanitary superintendent Is here by designated and de-
cared be the OF Charles r. Cooper sanitary
Permit Inspector the Health Department. heretofore
existing.
Dr. James sent in his sanitary report, containing
the following table OF diseases prevalent in the
city during the two weeks ending May the 10th,
1872
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YACHTING.
Launch of the Schooner Yacht Aricl-HeH
Dimensions and Accomm oda lions.

Auuncn OF the schooner 1Cnt Arlcl.Hcr
Dimensions and Accommo lions.
The handsome schooner yacht Ariel, built by
Messrs Polllon Brothers, foot OF Bridge street,
Brooklyn, for Commodore william L. Swan, OF the
Seawanhaka Yacht Club, was successfully launched
yesterday morning in the presence OF large num-
Der Of delighted spectators. BY ten O'Clock the
workmen OF the yard stood in readiness to COM
mence knocking away the shores; but the word to
begin this preliminary business was not passed
until several minutes later, when, being continued
with alacrity, the gallant craft, amid prolonged
shout from those on board gracefully dipped to her
proper element at eighteen minutes OF eleven
O'Clock, friend OF the owner naming her at the
II viii be remembered that the Ariel was con-
structed after the model OF the schooner yacht
Clio, built at the same yard this season for Messrs
Asten 4 Bradhurst, ana there is every reason
to believe that she will possess all that Mr.. swan de.
sires-speed and weatherly qualities. Although
before published in the HERALD, 1t Is not now
amiss to give the dimensions Of this yacht, which
are as foiows:-Length OF keel, so feet; length on
water line, 81 feet inches; length on deck 81
feet; length over ALL 20 feet; breadth OF beam. Is
feet nches depth OF hold, feet The frame is
of white oak and hackmatack, the planking OF oak
and the deck OF white pine. All the materials used
in her construction are OF the best possible kind,
and much heavier than is usually put in pleasure
vessels or her class The Ariel is so far finished
that IL will require but fortnight or three weeks
to complete her, when IL Is the intention OF her
owner 10 have little trial sail with the
Clio, just to ascertain how matters work. The d.
mansions Of the spars are as follows :-Foremast,
IS feet; mainmast, SO feet; lOretopmast, 20 feet;
mantopmast, 30 feet; mainboom, as feet; foreboom,
10 feet inches; maingan 25 feet: foregaff, 10
ieet; nying jibboom, II ieet; bowsprit, outboara,
20 feet.
Much of the interior joiner work is in position,
and therefore an idea can be formed of It's char
acter. Evidently the yacht Will be elegantly I'm
isned throughout. There will be three staterooms
with hardwood trimmings. which will ne uphol-
stored IN the prettest imaginable taste. The
saloon will also be in hardwood finish and fitted In
the best possible STYLE while the accommodations
for officers and men will not be inferior to anv
boat OF her size In these waters. The Ariel, IL Is
understood, win be added to the New YORK and
Atlantic Yacht CLUB fleets, and no doubt, win con-
tend for the prize of her class in the coming re-
gat tas OF these OrRanizations.
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Correspond1ng number of cases Of smallpox week end


4. H. JAMES City Sanitary Inspector.
THE NEW BOARD.
Upon the conclusion OF this business Colonel
Clarke, the Secretary, was confirmed in his posi-
ton. Nothing was said of Sanitary superintendent
because DR.. James is to continue In that place,
Captain Grswold is also to retain his position in
the Sanitary Bureau The only changes at present
contemplated direct themselves towards the De-
partment OF Records and some minor officials OF
the Health Department. One or the most striking
characteristics Of the new Board Is its strong con-
trast to the old one. The members present
steady, business air, and go about the work as II
they meant what they were at Each man thor
oughy understands the subject of hygiene,
and brings to the Board mature
knowledge and q practice refined by experience.
The low comedy business mas disappeared with the
rotten and cumbersome old institution, and laugh
ter during the deliberations OF the Board is an ee-
ment that seems likely to be eliminated by the
gentlemen now entrusted with the care OF the
city's health. 1t appear sad that the chair of so
clever an acrobat and pantomimist as Mr.. Manierre
should be left without even grlmace TO tickle Its
elbows but such evidently is the terrible and
dreary fate awaiting 1t. The quips and ibes OF the
Presidential D0gberry will be amentably missed !;
but, In view OF the additional amount OF serious
benefit the people will be treated to, the calamity
can be sustained.
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The annual meeting OF the Bayonnc Yacht Club
was held last evening, when the following officers
and committees were elected for the ensuing
year.
william H. Langley; Rear Commodore, Charles A.
Bouton; President c. c. Hough; Secretary,
Mcasurer, John II. Elsworth Steward Thomas
Taylor.
Regatta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G.. A. Belng,
Vice Commodore William ii. Langley, Dr. O. L.
Mensch
Board OF Trustees--H b. Pearson, W. H. Lang.
ley, G. A. Bouton.
The annual regatta will take place on the 10th OF
June, of Mr.. Taylor's Hotel, eide Hour,n Green
vile, N. J.
Tne Ciup elected Mr.. John NJ Sawyer an hon.
orary member. After the meeting the members
parto0k OF a collation. and spent a few hours
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BAMEy-LEEs.-At Grace church, Brooklyn
Heights. on Wednesday, May Ia, by the Rev. Il. H.
Paddock, d. d., ALBERT w. BAILEY to SADIE r.,
youngest daughter OF Thomas X. Lees, Esq, all OF
Brooklyn. No cards.
CALLIAs-DowD.-On Sunday, May IL, by Rev. p.
]. Healey, LOUIS p. CALLIAs to MARY A. DowD.
Scranton pal papers please copy.
ENGs-BUBGE-0n Wednesday, May Ia, at the
residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev.
Henry b. Cornwall, RUSSELL LARNED ENGs to
ANNA s., daughter Of J. Ii. Hobart Burge, M. D., all
OF Brooklyn.
dence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Il. ii.
Chaplin, J. MATHEWS FINIGAN, OF this city, to MARY
T., daughter OF Mr.. John $. Hope, OF New Orleans.
La.
the residence Of the BRIDES
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
CRIMINAL TERM.
Absent Jurors-The Waikiki National
Bank DefalcatiOn.

The May criminal term of the United States Circuit
Court opened before Judge Benedict yesterday The
panel of petit jurors called but only
the whole number in attendance. The criminal
calendar was not called II will be called to-day, and the
Court ordered the non-attcndng jurors show cause
why they should not be fined In the OF $3.50 each
On the motion OF Mr. Bliss United States District Attor
Mey, f0Ie proseQs entered In the following
returns William NJ Graham embezzling funds OF the
Waikiki Bank; simon Donau, Marcus Newman and
Others conspiracy to defraud Anton Hupfe Illegally
drawing beer at the Morrsania dstlery Bernard Hess
pers0nating revenue officer.
The number of noe prosecute entered was twenty nine
There were fy-ive generations where recoy
nzances had been vacated and the bondsmen OF defend
ants released from their bonds
Tho indictment against william NJ Graham for en-
bezzling funds belonging to the Waikiki National Bank
Is an old one but has been found against Mr.
Graham and IL Is understood that he will be tried upon
II during the present term Of the Court. similar
mark will apply to the indictment against Simon Donau
and Others upon which mol pros has been entered
them with conspring TO defraud the government.
The Court ad journed till to-day
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iously uttered Of him In the German language IN inc
presence of number OF persons the following words
"You are common person. mean man, thief ana
can provo it, and that in consequence he greatly
injured In his good name and credit The defendant
substantially admitted the OF the words charged but
under the following circumstances-Hc says that he I'M
ported from Europe, at considerable expense pat
0sslrisher in Williamsburg as sample for the
ing sent home the defendant visited oestrichcr's
place and surreptitiously obtained some of them,
with the purpose o. initiating them, and thar tins fact
painti at the saloon accused him of it. and added that
L this so he was mean FELLOW and "spitzbube"
Some considerable had the proper
definition this word, but it finally set at rest by
DR.. Merkle, gentleman thoroughly familiar with the
German and the English language. being put upon the
word depends entirely upon tho sense in which 4 Is used
murderer" and touching in its ascent upon hier and
robber" celebrated unpronounceabie highwayman
title. The plaintiff called a former customer to show
that injury had been inflicted upon him. while defendant
Sontended that the whole thing was got up to make
ming up Of counsel the Court CHARGED the Jury at length
verdict was returned In plaintiffs favor Tor $500
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pressed willingness to him to confess Judgment If
he desired II. The action also referred to was dis
continued by Mr.. Mckay former counsel for want
OF jurisdiction, the United States Courts alone hav
ing power to try suits against c0nsuls.
WILLIAM BLAIKIE,
of counsel for Nathaniel Mckay.
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ToMBS POLICE COURT.
Robbing a Room nate.


Charles Pierson and named Terence Foley
rooming together at 1858 Broadway and on the 18th of
May Foley at very early hour and left Shortly
after his departure Pierson missed gold watch and
sna s a s N Of ne %
that Foley had been arrested for intoxcaon and sent
the Of
Brought down. rom the Island and Committed to
az the General Sessions by Judge Bowling in default Of
The william street Attempted Homi-
cide-Dr. Brown In Court.
About halfpas one yesterday the notorious so-caled
'Dr." Edward NJ Brown, who has already been
raigned before Justice Bowling Tor assault committed
ON SANFORD Murray, on the 18th Of April last,
brought up again the direct charge of his VIC
tim whose injuries have hitherto prevented his acn-
dance in Court.
The following is the affidavit of Mr.. Murray which
His Honor Justice Bowling. recommtted the prisoner
bail to the usual the
weeks c Sa a%S Ninth ss S WY
On Tuesday 18th April lsss At the Fly Of New York
onsly assaulted and beaten BY Edward NJ. Brown that
ana wsat nS said
tho purpose Of collecting his BIN Tor the
aud said Brown came up behind him, struck deponsnt
s snS share 3" the the blade e
knife inserted inserted IN the handle Of a hatchet, with
sshed q The back to give i Weight that depopSsn
then arose from the cnnr ana snd brown Struck AT MN
three times with said weapon cutting through his cloth
10 kill mes" when said Brown threw the weapon
the ground, and deponent attempted 10 escape from
the room and found the door locked. Deponent then
collected that when he sat down he heard the lock
click in the door. said Brown then took the Ratchet
now shown from his bosom and raised it and stepped
towards dcponen and attempted to strike him. but he
caught descending and took 1t from him after short
struggle. Deponent then struck Brown with the
Ratchet knocked him down and stepped back to
open the door, when said Brown attempted
up and opponent struck him again. Deponent then
broke oil the latch and had unlock the door before he
could get Open lie stepped out in the hallway but
recolectng that he threw his money down the floor
during the struggle immediately returned to the room,
and officer Harris arrived and took Brown into custody
that said Brown attempted 10 rob dcponent and
saued and beat him, with felonous intent to take the
life deponent do him bodily harm, without
justification the part of the said assaiant
SANFORD MURRAY
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. V, May IA, 1872
The following the Court Appeals day calendar
May f5:-Nos. rs, IA IL, Al, IL, 81, &C. 49,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Inconsistencies NORTH HERR
BERG to NErTIE SHoTricK, both Of this city. No
cards.
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anction w. o. Jersey CITY, sold at pubic
nue. ana Atlantic street. l0)xl0O TO Joseph MIyer for
SosVli also the plot Of ground corner Bramha avenue
ana sac kett street, Jxv TO Joseph Mayer Tor 40 !5
AZ psivste sale MT William ~ Raynor, connection
WIN MT " n stevenson Jr reports having sold The an.
tire front on the east side OF the boulevard between lp4t
and l03h streets being ~ feet inches on iOh srecf ia
feet on the centre line and 100 on 5h street for
SBOO; also two fu lots north side Fiftycighth street,
10 feet west VI fiith avenue plaza. for s6j.OS.