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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
NEW YORK CITY.

1.-THE Pilot Commissioners met yesterday, and
reprimanded Pilot George II. Cisco :or being
abusive toward another pilot wni,e on duty.
The Cotton Exchange has finally decided not 10
take q lease OF the new warehouses at staten
Island, although individual members are at liberty
TO store their cotton theie.
The remains OF an unknown male child, appar.
entity about two months old, in perfectly nude
state, were found noarng IN the water at pier
No. East River oy 0tlcer Foley, OF the First pre-
cnct.
Esteile LOCKWOOD, the poor young woman who
died on Monday OF consumption, the result OF over.
work at the sewing machine, was buried yester-
day from the Church OF the Strangers. The Rev.
DR.. Deems brought tears into the eyes OF his
dtOrs IN dwelling on the sad close OF this youSH
and fair lie. She rests IN Greenwood Cemetery.
Up to date sos emIgranrs have arrived this
year, while the number in 1878 was 2S0, 247 and in
1872, 23s,326. At the meeting OF the Emigration
commissioners yesterday, allusion was made BY
Mr.. stephenson to the bad condition Of the ro-
tunda In Castle Garden and the hope expressed
that the Board OF Apportlonment would make an
appropriation for the necessary repairs.
Mrs. Isley, living in Aelrose, yesterday called
upon Mr.. White, keeper OF the Moigue. and iden.
titled the body Of the man who recently died in
the Park hospital from fracture Of the skull ana
other injuries. as that OF her late husband, Fred
erick Valentine isley, German, thirty years
OF age. Deceased had been arresLed 10 the First
ward ana locked up IN the New street police sta
ton. 1t remains to be determined BY Coroner
Elckhoff how MIR. lsiey received his injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
Suits Against the City--Faulfy leslsla'
tion.--Exira Services
TIE ITALIAN EXTRADITIOa CASE.
Postponement of the Election Suits
in Oyer and Terminer.
The ClaHin 81 Woodruff
Order of Arrest.

The old libel suit OF Captain Samuel Samuels ys.
the Evening Mail was tried yesterday in Supreme
Court, Circuit. before Judge Van Brunt. The suit
was lor S. 900 and the jury gave verdict Tor hall
that sum. Notice OF an appeal was given.
In the suit OF Magowin vs. Sinclair ct al. tried
In the Court OF Common Pleas, before Judge ]. +.
DAILY. the lacts or which published in yester-
days HERALD. verdict was rendered yesterday
for the DEFENDANTS. Notice given OF an ap-
peal so that 1t Is not unlikely that this suit the
hnal result OF which Will be Of great commercial
Importance, viii undergo further adjudication in
the courts.
Yesterday Judge Benedict sat In the United
States Circuit Court on the criminal side. The
Grand Jury also attended, and having presented
some indictments were discharged Tor tie term
Among the indictments presented were the lo-
lowing John L. Cary, three indictments Tor EN-
bezzling letters; william simpson, two indict-
ments for sending obscene literature through the
mails: James Levy perjury; Joseph Quinn, utter-r
ing prints in the likeness OF United States notes;
John Cowan and John Kehoe, conspiracy and pre-
senting false papers to a treasury superintendent
John Dunstan, countereiting Thomas S. Cassidy
alias Robert F. Watson, nspiracy; Joseph W.
Cary, cruelty and unusual punishment on the
high seas; William Edwards inJuring letter boxes;
Michael Hawkins. opening letters. The October
term OF the Court Will open to-day.
some time since a motion made in the SUI
perior Court by Henry Il. Morange to disbar
Richard b. Kelly. The case came up for areu-
ment yesterday IN the General Term, when Mr..
Morange appeared on his own behalf At the con-
clusion OF the argument, Mr. Arnoux appearing In
opposition, the Court denied the motion, thus en-
tirely generating Mr.. Kelly. Al the same time
Judge Davis administered a scatnngly severe
reouke TO Mr.. Morange, and in addition to deny
ing the motion, compelled him by way OF penalty
20 pay all the costs and dsbursem ents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
BROOKLYN.

new line OF cars has been established by TING
City Railroad Company. The route is through
Fulton street. Putnam avenue and Hasey streets.
The body Of the man found hanging from the
limb OF tree In the woods near Franklin avenue
mas been identified as Laurity Peterson Ger.
man.
The alarm OF IRE was sounded about noon yes.
terday from the County Court House. pile or
paper and rags lgnited in O small closet under the
iron stairway leading TO the Grand Jurors room.
The damage Is very slight.
The report OF Keeper Shevlin, OF the Kings County
Penitentary, for the past fiscal year mas been pre-
pared. Deducting the earnings OF the prisoners
IN the manufacture OF shoes, less than twenty
thousand dollars VIII sufnce 70 MAINTAIN the In
stitutlon next year.
United states Commissioner and Su pervisor Of
Electlons-in-C Chief Allen yesterday held Patrick
Kearin, a supervisor for the Third Election dis.
trct tTwentietn wardl, TO bail in the sum OF $780,
kearin 70 accused OF drunkenness, loss OF his
registry book and gross neglect OF DUTY
Yesterday Judge Moore, Of the Kings County
Court Of Sessions, admitted George Burns, the
ex.p0liceman OF the Tenth precinct who was
tried Tor brutally assaulrlDg Mary MCGUIRE IN
TlvO Gardens, TO bali IN the sum OF 3d. 800 Burns
was remAnded TO jail alter the disagreement OF the
jury.
The registration in the twenty four wards and
county towns OF Brooklyn was very heavy yester-
DAY, especially IN the democratic districts, the
total number registered being estimated at be.
tween twenty-three and twenty -fve thousand
The Official returns will not be attaInable, now
ever until TINS morning.
Jonn K. ShecHells, aged forty-tnree years, broke
into the house OF John N. Williams No. e6S Filth
avenue, during the absence of the family on Mon
day night and demanded the servant girl to show
him where the money was kept. She called Tor
help, and the rogue ran away. He was subse-
quently arrested and locked up to answer.
The attention OF Mayor Hunter was called BY the
police to the "cancan' performance at the Grand
central Theatre, Broadway, E. d. captain wog-
lom declared the play 60 be Of most disgusting
character. The audience is principally composed
OF boys and young men. The Mayor ana Corpora
up the Place ais9r9sry E9yse The Disses
their powers ID the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14

q woman could be arrested. counsei cited
the case OF the Northern Railway OF France against
Carpenter and others, reported In 18Th Howard,
p. 223, In wnicn the Judge held that for
the abstraction and fraudulent conversion OF
railroad shares, . woman could be arrested. I'm
lawful detention ana conversion OIL property, the
Judge IN this case, declared TO be wtu injury TO
property, and therefore, said he nad no doubt
the order was properly granted, and hence should
deny the motion to vacate. Counsel argued that
though the granting OF an order Is discretionary,
not properly be vacated oy another, without the
most urgent reasons. As TO the jurisdiction OF
this Court there could be no doubt, Tor the act OIL
1872, charging the powers and jurisdiction OF TINS
Court expressly make these commensurate Win
those OF all lhe other urfs lin this particular,
and in many words repeal everything IN any
other act inconsistent with this Counse' nam.
tanned 1t to be wen settled RUE
OF practice, that IN cases where the cause
Identical. the Court will not try the merits OF the
issue on motion 10 vacate the order, but VIII allow
the cues ton be passed upon by the jury at tia
Be sides, the defendants Ia this action nave neu
the state, till they return ana put themselves
again under the jurisdiction OF ms court, they
cannot ASK relief The painif was poor " man,
VINO ieir that she had been greatly wrongeu Dy INC
de iendants; bur neither she nor her COUNSEL mas
any III feeling toward taem but claimed that since
the law rave them this remedy OF arrest Tor tue
protection OF rights, they we're emitted 10 asali
themselves OF that remedy. Counsel claimed thas
while the Court Will respect the rlght OF the ue'
tenants, IL VIII equally protect Tue risht Va 'no
pialntln. -....- "a.
Mr.. Brooke replied. 6refy controverung me
positions taken by plaintiffs counsel, ana Tue
Judge TOOK the papers and reserved hn decisioh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
AN EXTRADITION CASE.

Yesterday Giovanni Monialeoni and Francisco
Mon aleoni, who are charged under the Extradi-
ton law with having murdered one vlncenzo
Tramontauo in the streets OF Palermo, sicily,
under the circumstances already reported In the
HERALD were brought before Commissioner Ken
neth q. Waite Tor examination. Mr.. Coudert ap-
peared on behalf OF the italian government to
conduct the prosecution, and the prisoners who,
1t appears had not means enough to employ
counsel, we're de ended by Mr.. Charles 5. spencer,
he being ASSUMED by the Commissioner ior that
purpose. Certain preliminary matters were SUBJ
mltted 10 the attention OF the Commis-
sloner, Mr. Coudert Charming that the pris-
oners should be called upon TO say
VINO they were Mr.. spencer argued that
tas case should be conducted according to
Ehe law OF tue United States and that the prison
,crs were entitled TO be confronted with the wit
neSses VINO accused them. NO Utvd v0ce EVIDENCE
was taken, but Mr.. Coudert submitted certain
dispositions made in Palermo, these being. Il was
alleged, the sworn statements OF the Witnesses
VINO mad knowiedse Qf the crime charged upon the
prisoners. counsel stated that these papers were
uuy authenticated IN such manner az 70 make
.hem leRsi evidence In the present prosecution.
ne ALSO hahded in translation OF the papers Mr..
spencer asked an adJournment, in order that he
might nave an opportunity TO look into the docu.
ments produced and see how far they were rele.
over TIL SATURDAY.. "~A'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar
retmSos los IA La ld5, lad. ld7, 2oi, 22o, azs,
suPRKME CoURr-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Davis, Daniels and Lawrence.-Nos. los. ls2, leo.
90 g 8 81 4 81 q = I ia ad 5ss so 49, ZOO 49,
SUPREME CouRr-uIRcUlr-Patt l-Adiourned
until Monday, October 10. Part Held oy Judge
24os 24oo 24os, 24Io 2.2o 2l2s 245o 1886 1888 2442
2444 2.4s. 2s5o, 2452, 2454, 245s 24e0, 2i62 246d
Part s-aed oy Judge Donohae-Nos: ls,s 1897 ,as
1922 1881 1885, 1887 ls4l ls45 l947 l949 1851 1858
sGrERioR CouRr-rBrAL TERx-Part Held
by Judge Monei.-Nos. ll38h, 555A, 72s, sls. $751;
70l, 7o7, 7l3 500. 653, 770, 7si, 1888. 1885, Part 2
SS, 494, s72, $50 &C., ls2o $780, ss4, $50, $685. 800.
COMMON PLEAs-EouiTY TERA-Held by Judge
Larremore.-Nos. rs. 81, "a, IS, ~ 20 A. 4S 49, So
COMMON PLEAs-TMAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Loew.-Case on No. 1878. Part 2-Hed by
1909. 1918 1918, 1864, lbs ii7e, 2iS2, l3oa 1853
MARINE CoURT-fRIAL TERM-Parr Held BY
Judge Aser-Nos. 4lso, 26l, $50, 1929. g. 1873, ISL
u.s. l02l 1885, 229. 1907, 1lOS, oSl, 3D. Part 2Held
by Judge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 405, $40. s47, 1885, az
27s 3is, 500 l6s. l2i5. 4o2 4o3, !o7 ALB AS Part
3-Heid by Judge Spauiding.-Nos. 49, 1884, 1891.
1896. 233. 23a 3s2. ssl ILL., 1887 1881 295 3o2 1883
1882.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Recorder
Hackett.-Tne PeOp VS.. Jose pn Vaccart. MURDER {;
same vs.. Thomas Bryson, maDslaughter; same va
Gust ). Roo, ieionlous assault and battery; same
W. John Purcell, ielonious assault and battery /;
Same vs. William iiouser burglary; Same vs.
John Griffin, burglary; same VS.. William Hanbn
burglary; same VS.. Frank Schroeder. larceny from
the person; Same vs.. Francis reevans and Charles
Lankan, grand larceny; same vs.. ChIedian r.
Jacobs, grand larceny; Same vs.. William Mccarthy,
Jullus Sweeny and Catharne Dononue, grand lar
ceny Same vs.. Anna Weber, grand larceny; Same
W.. owen McManus and John Dorsey grand lar
ceny; Same vs. John Mcdonald. larceny from the
person; same vs.. Louisa wilson, larceny from the
person; Same vs. Mary Leonard and John J. Mil
In, larceny from the person: Same vs. Henry
Wing. larceny from the person; Same VS.. Mary
Gillespie, larceny from the person Same VS.. Annie
S. Robinson, larceny from the person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
STATEN ISLAND.

The apple crop on Staten Island is unusually
large THIS season. and all the cider houses are
kept busily running.
The Circuit Court ana Court Of Oyer ana Ter.
miner, OF Richmond county opened at the Court
House In Richmond, Judge Pratt presiding. The
Grand Jury nave found indictments in o number
OF very important cases, among them those OF the
notorious John short, the state Prison distilier
and his coniederates, Lewis Forsyth John Henry
and John Durkin who are alleged TO have been
engaged in The robbery OF Captain Jacob Ii. Van
derbit's house on the Serpcntine road last spring.
1t IL expected that their trials will be commenced
this morning.
serious disturbance occurred at the closing OF
GeDhard's Park, at Clifton. some OF the young
roughs OF that village. known as the Modocs,
entered the place, led by young man named
Bcheyner, ana ordered that the music cease,
when fight Was commenced. Several pistol
snors we're bred BY party assaiied by the young
runane. one ball took effect In the head OF
Hugh Rush, penetrating near the eye and coming
oui ut the back OF the mead, and indictlng a
wound which may prove fatal No arrests were
made, but the poce are In search OF the person
who fired the shot. Rush Is small In stature. but
REPRESENTED to De quite DESPERATE character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.

In September, 1871, James Reardon was ap.
pontedan inspector in the Department OF Finance
and held the once till February Of the succeeding
year. when he was discharged. The Comptroller
would not pay him on the ground that he had not
performed any services, and thereupon he as
signed his claim TO Elisha D. whitney, who brought
suit against the city TOR payment OF salary within
The time specified. The case came to trial yesrer-
Say before Judge Mcneil, Of the Superior Court.
ar. Dean, Assistant Corporation Counsel, inter-
posed the s.ereoyped defence that Reardon had
act performed any services, that the position was
snecure and that ne was not entitled to any
pay. Judge Mcneil neld that TINS was no delenca
DE said that this being salared of1cer,
that the salary having been fixed by
law, and the original claimant having been
duly appointed by competent authority, the city
ADDED that however wrong this might seem, the
payment or salary to man who had performed
40 services the whole ault lay with law
makers, and that all the Court could DO was to ad-
minister the law found ON the statute books.
ae ordered verdict Tor $l,09s 10, being the full
amount Claimed.
Timothy Burke brought suit against the city
for $234, salary as Street Inspector for three
months in 1873. The case came up for trial yes
terday In the court OF Common Pleas, before Judge
DAILY. The answer was that no services had been
rendered, but when the case was called MIR. Dean,
Who, 1t appears had made q mistake as to the year
In which the sureties Tor pay Tor which the SUIT
Was brought were performed, allowed verdict TO
be entered Tor the plaIntin.
James n. McGowen was one OF the clerks de-
tailed to act in the committee or the Board or
Aldermen and super visors and citizens appointed
in 1871 TO examine the city accounts. The Super
visors AWARDED the clerks $3.50 each extra pay
for snch extra services. Mr.. McGowen brought
suit for his award, the Comptroller having refused
10 pay it, and the case was tried yesterday before
Judge J. r. Daily. The defence that the services
were no. worth this amount and that the super
vfsors had no right to make the award. There
was considerable sparring between counsel but
the final ult was dismissal oil the complaint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
OYER AND TERMINER..

The trial OF the sixteen inspectors OF election
for alleged violation Of the election laws was set
down Tor trial yesterday IN This Court before Judge
Brady. Owing, however, TO a misunderstanding
between counsel as to which case should be tried
nrst, the trials were postponed untn tomorrow.
William Dalton was placed on trial on charge
OF receiving stolen goods, the alleged stolen goods
being some barrels.
Who Is your counseiy" Judge Brady inquired Of
the accused as the latter rose up his being
called, sou seem TO have no lawyer"
II Will be my own lawyer promptly answered
Dalton, Notwithstanding the old adage about q
man having a fool lor client when he acts as his
own lawyer
IAN right replied the Judge, smng.
MT. Dalton showed that he bought the barrels OF
SAILOR, who had stolen them ron a vessel. and
that wnen the sailor came TO MIN second time TO
sell him second lot he caused DIS arr est. This
showing was conclusive TO the Jury and they gave
verdict or acguistdi without leaving their seats
Abraham watson pleaded guilty to grand lar
ceny aud was sentenced TO state Prison Tor tour
years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
COMMON PLEAS


Salt Against Railroad Company.
Before Judge ]. F. DAILY.
About two years ago our trunks were sent BY
express from Brooklyn TO the depot IN Twenty
sixth street OF the New Haven and hartford Rail-
road Company. According to the statement OF the
expressman the baggage master told him to put
the trunks down outside the counter. out this was
denied by the baggage master, who declares that
he followed rule OF the company set.
ting forth that the company would not
same was checked. One OF the trunks
was lost and the company refused 20 pay the value
oil it's con rents, alleged to be $500. Suit was
brought by Mr.. william Wood, the owner. against
the company TO recover such value. The case
came to trial yesterday IN this Court In charging
the Jury Judge DAILY submitted the question
whether the rule referred to was brought to the
notice OF the expressman, and whether even II 1t
was brought to HIS notice the baggage master did
not take possession OF the trunk, Notwithstanding
such RUE. and thus render the company liable.
The jury could not agree on verdict, ana were
discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14

charged with stealing $50 from drawer In the
store OF Sophia Seeling No 22 Ludlow street, on
the som OF september. pleaded guilty TO the minor
grade OF larceny.
named Frank Kranse, VINO stole $50 from the
same store on the 10th Of this month. They were
sent 10 the Cathouc protectory.
A Cow-ardly Theft.
George NJ. Mullen pleaded guilty to perit lar
ceny, tue aiegation being that on he 18th OF
August ne stole q COW. valued at 500 the Joint
property OF Mary Daley and Margaret strobe.
stephen warren. youth, who was indicted for
br eaking into the iiquor store OF Thomas Lussier
No. 5o3 Second avenue, on the nlQht OF the 3d. and
stealing $3l v orth oi property, pleaded guilty TO
petit larceny.
TDese prisoners were sent to the Penitentiary
for STA months.
An Acquittai.
George II. Moore. who was charged with at
tempting 70 steal a watch and chain from Fred
erick Malchom. on the 2ist OF September, was
uonorabiy acquitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
W00DHULL.CLAFLIN IN COURT

motion was made in Marine Court Chambers.
yesterday. before Judge Gross, to vacate the or.
der or arrest In the suit OF A. NJ. Truman against
woodruff Claim Co. The motion was made
and argued BY Mr.. G. W. Brooks, counsel Tor the
defendants, on the ground Of want Of jurisdiction
In this Court; that the Court could not arrest fe
males except for wllful injury TO person. character
or property; and az the proceedings equally in
cluded all three defendants all Of them ought TO be
released. Mr.. James w. Stiilman, counsel for
pIaintfr, replied IN an extended argument, com
meDcIng with the granting OF the order Of arrest
on the TIN Of August, BY Judge hcAdsm, who
at 1rst had doubts an to its pr0priety, but. upon
learning the facts and examining the
authorities presented. became iniiy satisfied
the case. As to the question whether