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The New York herald., 1874-12-05
IoNBs POLICE COURT.
Very Drcssy.

Very Drcssy.
Before Judge kaam,re.
Catharine Williams, OF No. "a Oliver street, was
arrested yesterday by 0ticer Van Buskirk, of the
Fourth precinct. on the complaint OF Hannah
Deuchey, OF No. 73 Oliver street. who charged that
Catharine had stolen underwear from her to the
value of $50. In working up the case the officer
found the goods which Miss Deuchey had lost in
a pawn shop in Catharinc street. When Catharine
was brought to court and u disposition made Of
The charge OF Miss Deuchey, another lady, named
Mary Ann Halls, who lives at No. 80 vandewater
street, came forward and made charge against
Catnarlae for stealing beaded sacque from her
which had cost $40. A complaint in this case was
taken ana Catharne was locked up In default Of
$1,000 bail for each charge.
John Thomas In Trouble.
Mrs. Winifred Winter, OF No. varick street,
charged John Thomas, OF No. 81 wooster street,
with obtaining $40 from her under false pretences
John Thomas told her he was the owner Of q
lager beer saloon and would sell Its fixtures to
her for $40. She paid him the money and went
Thomas had never owned any OF it. He was held
by the Judge in default OF $1,000 to answer.
A Stimulating Thcr.
Ph. Tuska, or No. 20 Beaver street, made a
complaint against John Atkins for attempting to
steal from him one barrel OF alcohol. valued at
$50. Atkins was held in default OF ball to answer
the charge at the Court OF General Sessions.
Mr. Blatt Exonerated.
On the I'd OF October, Joseph Il. Batt was ar.
raigned on tie complaint o. Marks Cohn, Of No.
70 Chatham street, his former employer, who
charged him with improper use OF property. Mr..
Cohn now signs statement fully retracting the
accusation, certifying hts conviction OF Blatt's
entire honesty and regretttng the publicity given
n q
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERS.
The Germans and Their Long Island
City Lots.


Before Judge Donohue.
The poor Germans who, In their anxiety to pro-
cure future homesteads for themselves, were In.
yeigled-fCr this Is the charge they maKe-into the
purchase OF lots In the vicinity OF Long Island City
from "Ths Cooperative Building Association OF
United Cabinetmakers No. ~ have at length some
show ofnos being wholly defrauded out OF the money
they thus invested. Several days ago ex-JudQe
DIttenhoefer made motion in this Court on behalf
ofChristian Borpeak and others against the asso.
eson named and nenr reiman and
John A. Stemmler and wife for an Injunction
against Pelman, Aufanger aud Bruggeman. to
had been conveyed By Stemmlsr ana wife, Tor.
bidding them from interfering with said property
pontmens OF a receiver. Judge Douohue made dc
yesterday the folio wing order In the case :"There
70 Oe S no aosSs o. gross s p h
should be devoted 70 the creditors, and what the
receiver shall take will be considered when no is
tie injunction, and as soon as the order is set
Tied receiver VIII be named.
u Lawyers Commitment for Contempt.
Some time since Mr.. H. II. Morange, lawyer
attempted to disbar Richard B. Kelly; but instead
of being successful Kelly was wholly exonerated
and he was ordered to pay the disbursements
Failing TO 90 this Morange was arrested for con.
tempt of court motion was made yesterday TO
vacate the order OF commitment, and Mr.. Algernon
3. sullivan, VINO appeared Tor the motion, urged IL
ON the ground that the order referring to the d,s-
;bursements did not specify any amount TO be pa,d
and that commitment could not be issued untii
an order specifying the amount to be paid was
entered. Judge D0nOhue denied the motion and
Yemanded Morange TO the custody OF the Sheriff.
Decisions.
Borbick W. Cooperative Building Association
ana Another.--h0tion granted. Memorandum.
van ct a. VI. Lsne.-hotion granted, without
costs. -. ~
Sfeinert VI. The Mayor, &c.-Motion granted.
Cunninrham w. The Mayor &c.-Motion denied.
johnson vs. Dumas.-DscTse Of d'yPrre granted
. ne plaintiff
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LONG IsLAnu

Asssra FarwelI, Sage Co., contractors for
raising the grade OF the streets OF Long island
City, have contracted for two million yards of sur
plus earth from Messrs. Foster Thompson. to b
used In grading the streets.
In the Queens county Court OF Oyer and Ter
miaer yesterday the last day OF the term, George
IL. Pratt, indicted on two charges OF burglary IN
having, on the 0th or October, entered and robbed
the dwellings oil Messrs Germain and Stray at
Llttle Neck pleaded guilty. and was sentenced 60
the state Prison at Sing Sing for fve years. The
prisoner = saId TO be Q professional burglar. and
proved tools OF the burglars procession. rocether
with two navy revolvcrB, heavily loaded aud cap.
PED: Aner Pratrs sentence the Court adjourned;
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BROOKLYN.

Justice Rely yesterday committed Robert Han
cock to the Pcnitcntlary for larceny and personal
ing reporter.
The new Baptist House, corner OF Greene and
Throop avenues, IS nearly completed and will be
formally opened February /, 1875.
The total amount paid into the City Treasury
yesterday $780, 2ss 49, or which sum $780, 10 l3
was received from the Collector OF Taxes.
benefit for the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
will take place at tho Academy OF Music on Mon
day evening, when concert will be given.
There are 239 causes on the City Court calendar
for trial IN December The most interesting cases
are Ttlt0n We Beecher and Field vs. Kinsella.
The calender OF the County Court, Judge Moore,
will be called on next Monday. All next week
and three days OF the succeedng week Will be de-
voted TO the trial OF civil cases IN said court.
The committee Of the Board Of Education on
Free Scholarship meet this afternoon to con.
slder the report OF the Superin endent selection
OF candidates for the Cornell University. young
lady has passed the best examination among ail
the candidates.
Uiep, was arrested at the instance off. w. Stoops
on the name OF the complainant. The de .cnlant
was arraigncd before Justice Scmer and DIS
charged upon his own recognizance.
formal order was entered BY Judge Woodruff,
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
granting motion made on Thursday Dy counsel for
Miss Proctor, In the liDe suit against Mr. Moulton
to amend the complaint by substituting The word
"citizen" wherever the word "restdcntv occurs.
Drill captain Jewett two sergeants and thirty
men. have been ordered by Police superintendent
John 8. Folk to meet the funeral corteqe Of
Mayor Havemeyer, at the South ferry to day
and act as escort to Greenwood Cemetery The
route will he up Atlantic avenue to Fourth avenue
and thence to the Cemetery.
Pension Agent Colonel James McLeer, COM
menced to pay the pensioners on the rolls In bis
keeping for the quarter just ended. at the Arsenal
Portland avenue, yesterday forenoon. There are
5000 widows and wounded soldters In Kings
The payment commenced about ave A. NJ and
was continued pp 70 seven p. ~
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STATEN ISLAND.

BY consent OF the New Brighton authorities
hessra Bostwick d Co. are constructing an ex-
tensive sewer from Central avenue down Arietta
street, Tompkinsville, to the Staten Island ferry
landing, whereby ell the waste water from the
bay. S '-S
The schooner Mabel. Captain Bebee, from Dem.
erara. with sugar. ashore on Southampton beach
last week. near the wreck Cr the steamer hayelly.
was discharged OF her cargo and hauled on ON
Thursday night by the Coast Wrecking Company;s
steamer Reliance ana towcd to the company's dock
at Sfaplcton early yesterday morning, where the
captaln and crew left her In charge OF the WreoK-
ers, who have steam pumps at work pumping the
vessel ou', afser which she viii be placed on the
dry dock. -
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SUFFERING IN KANSAS

Aid Solicited for Poor Settlers Whoye
Crops Have Been Dsvoured by tho
Crassh0ppers.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4, 1874
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Judging from few brief items recently In the
HERALD. II would appear there Is much suffering
in the States Of Kansas and Nebraska from the
efYecta OF the grasshopper plague. 1 can, indeed.
vouch for the justice and truth OF those items; for
I came but o few weeks ago from the plague
stricken region Of Kansas. have come in behalf
OF our poor church, which was destroyed from top
nado Partial and total failure OF crops have ever
since been our lot.
The grasshoppers left nothing undestr0yed
Sadness, woe and misery have spread their sable
mantle over the people OF that once happy land.
Nothing before them bDf starvation. what cen
The New York herald., 1874-12-05
WESTCHESTER,

Mrs. scott-Siddons delighted the people OF Sing
Sing with her readings, at Olivc Hail, on Thursday
evcnlng. lstIGe
Voraci0us dogs, II Is understood are causing
considerable havoc among the sheep In the upper
portion OF the county.
Since the recent disastrous FIRE at Katonah the
citizens OF that village are taking active steps
toward tho organization OF . hre department In
their midst.
The advocates Of rapid transit between the
lower portion OF Manhattan Island and this county
are already preparing for another and moro de-
termned tilt on the subject with the next Legis-
laturet ,7f
Chloride Of sodium, or common salt, was sue
cessiully used At New Rochelle day or two since
In extlnguishing the flames produced by kero.
senc lamp which exploded, and after water had
Jailed TO produce the desired effect
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such people 40 Tney cannos even provide for
their own preservation, much less can they rebuild
their overturned little church. have, therefore.
come all the way from Kansas TO seek some assist.
ance from the good. noble-hearted, charitable
people OF this better favored land OF the East.
And unless we obtain the aid OF generous, chnrt-
hsps, without an altar to ofer sacrifice TO the God
OF Hosts.
Oh hope the Lord in His mercy win inspire
those Christian souls who are ever reaoy to
work In tho cause OF suffering humanity, OF re-
ng;On and OF God to extend now never, the
hand oil Christian charity, or divine fraternity and
love to their woe.stricken, suffering brethren ID
the far West. All donations Will he duly acknowl.
edged. I snail reside while here with the Redemp-
torist Fa herr, No. 234 South Fiftn avenue, near
Canal street, New York.
remain. dear sir, most respectfully, your hum
bic servant, n. x. NuNAN,
Missionary Priest or Ottawa and adjacent missions
In the Diocese OF Kansas. ~
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NARINE OOURf-CHAMBER2
OOelstOMs.

OcehstOMs.
BY Judge hcAdam.
Hamilton Va. Gomputs.-Motion denied.
PluQer Va Koenig.-MOti0n granted
Downey vA Aorange.-x0tion denied. see
memorandum. tttt
Titus vs.. Accredo.-hoti0n granted.
Hotchkiss vs. Kleider.-Motion denied.
Prentiss VS.. Ogden.-Moti0n granted: $40 costs
and k25 allowance.
Johnson vs. Rogers; Brewster VS.. Sadler; Hon.
man vs. Hoffman vs.. HOFFMAN Harris VS.. Thorson;
Frank VS.. Bemark Hoeil VS.. Mittnacht; KastOr W.
granted.
By Judge Alker.
Teasdsii Vs. Hayes. Motion for Judgment
granted; $40 costs.
Hyde 70 Polard.-Motion denied, with $40 costs,
to abide event.
Bays vs.. Cnavc.-Motion denied, with leave to
renew on payment OF costs.
same ys. Same.-Motion denied, with $40 costs,
to ABIDE event.
Spron son VS.. Lachenmey-kotion denied, with
$40 costs, TO abide event.
Biering vs. smith, Motion granted, with $40
costs to plaintiff
The New York herald., 1874-12-05
THE POLICE AND SUNDAY CONCERTS y

superintendent Waling, at the instance OF the
Commissioners yesterday morning called the at
tention OF the captains OF the various precincts
the law which prohibits every secular pubic
amusement on that evening. He read to them
the part or Chapter SOL OF the Laws OF 1850, which
CONVEYS the prohibition OF amuscmcnts on Sun
day, and instructed them as TO the cases OF VIOLA
tion OF the law which they are restrained BY in
Junction from interfering with All other cases he
ordered them to suppress promptly and to arrest
the parties VINO instigate and encourage them.
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

1909 Third avenue, and evidence has been OBJ
tanned to show the character or the place anu tine
mode in which the articles collected Tor distribu-
tion among the poor were disposed Of People IN
that neighborhood thought tnat the society's
once was o second hand clothing store and bought
such things as clothes. shoes, gloves, &C., whicn
had Deen sent there.
The record OF the society has now been traced
from it's commencement In 1870 to the present
time, and any person who may have contributed
recently IN money or kind to this society - re-
Quested TO mmlpicate with the Bureau oil
Charities, 20. 20 Bible House.
The New York herald., 1874-12-05
ESSEX NARKET POLICE COURT.
Raids ON Disoraerly Houses.

Before Judge Kilbreth.
On Thursday night Roundsman Folk ana 0rlcer
Intermann made raids on three disordery houses
situated IN Chrystie. Canal and Division streets.
Tne raids were very successful, and the proprie-
tors and inmates were all arrested.
At the Chrystie street house, Margaret Enge-
bert, the p-oprielress, and four inmates were
caught; In Canal street William and Minnie
rested, and in Division street Maria Schmidt and
four girls were captured. They were all arraigned
before Judge KIbreth yesterday and the proprie-
tors held In $2 900 bail Tor trial, but all the uni0r
tunate inmates were discharged.
The New York herald., 1874-12-05
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
A Cantatricc In Matrimonial Meshcs.
Before Justice Eilbreth.

A Cantatricc In Matrimonial Meshcs.
Before Justice Kilbreth.
The cantarrice, Jennie Hughes, at present
performing an engagement at the Globe
Theatre, claims that In May last sne
was married 10 Joseph Lloyd Haigh, who
she insists had at that time another wife
living. She obtained yesterday, from Justice Kill
breth. warrant for the arrest ofMr. Haigh. Mean
time civil suit Tor divorce Is also pending in the
Court or Common Pleas, in behalf OF Miss Hughes,
vocalist. against Haigh and nuility OF the mar
riage proceeding Is sought. The defence claims
rna ~ was sne BOTH on
the other hand this state OF lacts is dened and it
will be lett TO the criminal courts to decide which
or the parties IS culpable.
A Colorcd Mans Fancy.
Before Judge Flammer.
Thomas Brooks, whose complexion resembles
the darkest ebony, was caught on Thursday by
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbs, Of 337 Sixth avenue. In the
&C. OF running away with several beautiful blond
switches from ner human hair establishment. An
alarm was raised ana Ofncer Archibald, OF the
Twcnty-nn:h precinct, captured the thief alter
snarp chase. He was committed. In default OF
8 1000 BAH, yesterday Brooks has been al arrested
stealing human natr OF o golden hue.
Am Adrott Swindler.
Joseph Jeidel, man OF good appearance has OF
late been using the name of John II Keyser to ad-
vantage, but yesterday came to grief He pro-
cured on orders. purportng to be signed by Mr..
Keyser, q quantity OF lead pipe and solder from
the firms o J. II. James Il Co. and w. +. Carr Co.
ON the orders Deing presented TO Mr.. Keyser he at
once pronounced them forgeries. Jedel was ar
rested and held Tor further examination, 1t being
thought tnat other charges may turn up against
him.
Bootblacks Operating.
william J. Dempsey. bootbacK, was yesterday
arrested by Oficer Hubbard, Of the Fifteenth pre-
clnct, charged with attempting to pick pockets on
Broadway. Mr.. T1bbals OF No. 5l2 Broadway,
made complaint against the prisoner, and stated
that he saw him feeling around the pockets OF sew
eral persons VINO had congregated In 'front.' OF No.
5l2. The youth was held In $500 bail for trial.
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oonN0u PLEAs-sPECIAL TEEN
necngfOmS.

Declsions.
BY Judge Larremore.
Selby va. Selby.-See memorandum ior counsel
McGaTry va Smith.-h0tlon denied. Pee memo
randum.
By Judge Robinson. s
Booth Va. Brennan (Sherf6, xc.l.--Settled.
Hartman We. The Mayor. &c-Comriaint dis-
missed. with c0sts
Underhill vs. Briant-Ftndings settled.
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csI.srw6sa v 6SS nsilway os0yany.-Nemo-
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sUJnBnE ooUlT-sPEC1AL TERN.
DeelsAons.

BY Judge Van Brunt.
WeatheYhead w. Waldron.-Urder granted.
Davenport Va. Forrester-Findtngs must DC
settled o. notice.
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

The Union Mem OF Hobokcn.
At Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboken, yesterday after
noon, 400 'longshoremen assembled to discuss the
situation OF the organization In that city. Several
forepen OF the steamship companies were present,
Offering renewal OF the terms previously held
forth to the strikers. About three hundred
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Walt Whitman. who held third-ciaSs
Government clerkship, is report ed Is
among the victims Of the -etTtrchmeDt
pel.ev. Here is his LATEST enost since
his dismissal;
Cursed. wretcLe,i, stupefed,
Through me indeed to-day, million or
tntreabGutS
OF whitening and eall-elnbi'tored emo
tons, disguised,
Ripple ana reguraitate.
Through 1ne. the ancient privilege, too
70 get up on my ear and lmprecate;
Foul * the Wind that blows thee, and
swift
The tap that traps thee, Q. jealous
BT!stOw.
Imriacable kentuchiani b.
Behold ms, Thine and retro1ehm6nt ;
victim
Thrust. heac;lrSely. with only two
months wages. ..-.
| On cola. Geld world
With helven-kis>ius mercury 9o- IN i--e
shade;
/ o. scan;y pi.tance, Q, played ortnass'
! Gone up. Obliteruted,
! ~-o,,,I'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-19

While there is much being said against
the last Congress, it may be remembered
that it levied no new taxes. Its MEM
bers have paid their own postage. 1t
has refused to authorize any land grants.
1t has repealed the bill increasing salar-
les. 1t has refused subsidies. 1t has
cut down the annual expenditures more
than t,centy-serea miiiioHs Of dollars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-19

EIycTEp.-John Dennis was last
syening admitted to membership in the
Independent Order of Champions OF the
Req Cross. 1t is openly charged that
he secured his election by bribery, It
being alleged that he spent between III,
tween ana twenty thousand dollars. and
corrupted rumber of members hitherto
considered inc orruptible.--R. Il. Rere'tle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-19

A correspondent of an Eastern paper
suggests that the trade doi!:Ns which we
are now coming for use in CSina eoaid
easily be made the basis Of All Nnternn-
tionai coinage, aud proposes TINT all
the great powers of the world sLou!S be
asked to coin a similar piece. which
would pass current in Gil countries. and
could be used as the measure OF the
monetary transactions between them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-19

SAY FaANcIsto is reported very pros
rerous at the present time. The fnen-
ciul correspondent of the SACRAMENTO
Cnirn says:
There : probably mor- .aoAey in san
Francisco at the present time thai. any
o.2e~ CITY 81 is Size in the Tuieu. AID
il j. money, real hard gold aud silver:
the world 5 money. tt, accepted AID nc
ceptaa,e Mediul. Of exchange IL e'@-y
country OH the globe. Savings banks
M. ,t.iyiug with might and main to pr
-4Ty= . L.gh standard Of interest with
the view If tnticing depositors by giving
LARGE dividends, bat the effort is hcuEd
to tail, The ei.tSe community IS pres
porous, Cus Of DEBT, AID, with the cor
tainty u large crops Of al so'ts, will be
coLlparatively rich at the close ct the
present wear. MIST Of the mines ale
/ yie!liu- aburdau:!y, while rev onts q
assured richness aye s.ll:IS TO cur al
ready copious resourtes. Commercial
banks discoun. freely for Per cent. Per
month, and the savings institutions
sickle at 500 per cent. per year. Inc
/ Mint has been kept up to lis highest ca
pacity; supplying the market with con
in laroe auautities. Real estate is stead
! ily gaining, but without the slightest
| tendency toward speculation.
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"Satan may vent his sharpes. spite
and al! his lesions roar, was what they
SING at Beecher's Church on 2 recent
Sunday.
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-.-,l., 1r.-,-.l L.tfey l-,,|NT a.
stephen Ai''sSl,'' o1''1i hin" ID
J,ems Iiras, If Pipeeyilie. the ni..-r,
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occasion u his testimonial hsneH'' IN
Saera1a, ato, on Thursday, ives received,
- .1.o P..or.1 Lv . very lorua and
80 'i-O - -
b-I.h@nt aadleES@'' drawn l'-li LIZ H-'9'
select AMI int llSClt class cl CltIZcAS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-19

Twa Senators az - re elected II
Witt r:n,co,n,y lie "o.n.us Fail. Inc
Earela Sentinel says the gentlemen
most prominently mentioned IN this con-
nec.lon on the Democratic side are Fred.
Elliott. eli the N@,r,, L1oyi FIi<en q
Robinson. AMI John Wacu-g, Il Cherry
CrecI-. Among the Republicans: ". Il.
Dulen. of &eheiIburn. lr- 1homa' OF
Hamilton. aud Bob Robinson and Frank
Drake, OF EberhardF.
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