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The New York herald., 1874-07-17
MATRIMONIAL EESALLIANCE.

little over year ago Leah Friedman, beau
tiful brunette of sweet seventeen was married TO
Henry Friedman. Her ma atrimonal life went on
very smoothly until she discovered, as alleged,
that her husband was althess to his marital VOWS
the result OF which was that Messrs Howe Hum
mel, her counsel, instituted suit for divorce in
the Court Of Common Pleas. The matter was re-
terred TO Mr. Langdon TO take evidence In the
II house or III lame IN TTenty-fourth street. and
the releree made report IN favor OF the plain.
tin The case came up yesterday In the Special
Term OF the Court before Judge Larremore, on a
motion 10 confirm the referees report Their was
quite lively discussion Nr. A. O8key Hall having
reinforced the plainun's counsel and as usual
making the occasion the theme OF witty but
1oroiDie defence OF the releree's report. and
Colonel Spencer, talking In his usual luminous
manner, IN opposition. Judge Larremore took
tue papers, reserving MS decision
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
POLICE TRIALS.

number OF complaints from citizens against
policemen were listened TO yesterday by Com
missioner Disbecker
Onicer Henry, OF the Twentieth precinct, was
charged by Mrs. Dora Hanmar with using abusive
language toward her and conducting himself in
an onensive manner when called on to perform
bis duty. MIS- Mary Q. Mofatt charged Rounds.
man U. watson with calling her offensive names
10 the street when asked question. The onloer,
ip his defence, said the lady threatened to com.
plain OF him to Mayor Havemeyer. The lady
promptly protested saying "He would be poor
hand to g6 to-" wDen the testimony was all in at
least all the Court saw necessary. Tor the oficer
had prepared himself to prove ANYTHING
Captain Wiliams, OF the Eighth precinct. to which
the roundsman belongs, arose and endeayorAd
TO influence the mind OF the Court by stating that
an en0ineer emnOved nv the ladY's Husband vas
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

deferred from being witness Ia the case thrOogS
iear OF bodily Injury at Mrs Mofiatt,s bands.
Umcer Kenny was charged by Michael O'i,onnen
clubbed the young man. The ofncer answered.
because ne would not move on W hen told him.
THESE are my orders TO them said Captain
Williams.
'rhcn." said Commissioner DisbecSer, 'you
must not give such orders. Policemen are given
clubs to protect themselves from assault and
TO preserve the peace. This Board
Will nOt allow them the free use
OF It nor any captain to give them such IN
structlons. II young men congregare in the
streets as you say, arrest them. and keep on ar
resting them until you break it up. Turn ont
platoon II you Ike and capture batch OF them;
but you must not club them, or ir you do and they
bring the cases before me, shall take care TO pro.
tect them" Oiicer Kenny. whom Captain Williams
st empted TO sustain IN breaking mans back DC.
before the Board waiting dismissal on another
complaint The deme2nor of the Captain before
the Court was not only dsrespectfu but menacinX
He look ed as II he Wcu!Q IKE to ha We mn on the
head. - -
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
NAKED BATHERS.

The defiant disregard OF the commonest dccency
which every moment Of the day compe!s observa-
ton at all portions OF the city's river front re-
quires immediate attention from the authorities.
Not merely boys, but grown men-brutes. rather
are continually seen In the water in close proxim-
ty 70 the various steamer piers, naked and with
supreme indifference TO the frequent pres.
ence OF females, either passengers by the
boats or wnom business taxes by the
water SIDE, acting with disgusting irnprO.
prety. That such disgrace to civilization should
be thus allowed to continue Is one oil the most
Migrant examples OF tie axity in some particu.
lars OF the New YORK police rsgfrne Complaints
on this matter are numerous and loud. Respect.
able citizens feel the necessity, unless this bar.
oarous practice Is sumnsrily put an end 10, that
they must, TO protect their wives and daughters
from the outrageous license OF roughs and dirty
rowdies, make lrm protest against this utter
dereicton OF most important duty by the
decency Is intrusted. strict tnjunctions should
be given to the police TO arrest all offending In
lnis manner, and severe punishment In every
case innicted, as warning against It's recurrence
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE COURTS
The Central Branch Union Pacific Ral!foad-
Mrmenio Of Subsidy Pomeroy.
Domestic Difficulties and Oi-
yorce Proceedings.
Another Defeat for the
Comptroller.
BUSINESS II THE OTHER COURTS.

rne litigation n the United states Court OF this
district arising ont or the use Of certain drill by
General Newton IN the removal OF obsructions ct
Hell Gate, has assumed a new shape. In the trial
Of the case Messrs. W. Fl. Cammeyer ana Samuel
Lewis sought 10 enjotn the General and recover
damages on the ground that he mad nlringed their
patent Ia the use OF steam drill Judge Batch
lord delivered Judgment in favor OF General New
ton The plaintiff yesterday appeared before
United states Commissioner Shields and gave bonds
on appeal 10 the United states supreme Court.
United States Commissioner Shields yesterday
admitted to bail in 81 900 Ignate Nissen OF Nos. 1870
and lS2 Maiden lane on charge OF not paying his
special lax and also OF having failed to keep his
book or purchases and sales as a wholesale dealer
IN tobacco. Mr.. Nissen Claims that he is broker
aud not q dealer.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
C0EOh ERS CASES.

Patrick McKeown LAD, twenty years OF age,
was drowned on Wednesday evening while bath.
ing In Harlem River, az 1880 street. The body
was subsequently recovered, and removed to the
hate residence OF deceased, No. 25o5 Fourth
avenue where coroner Wcltman will hold an in.
quest.
John Burns o aborer, thirty-six years OF age,
who lived at No. So Eas, l30th street, was snn.
struck on Wednesday afternoon while at work on
Fourth avenue, at l25th st rect, and dled soon
afterward An inquest will be held by Coroner
Wotman.
coroner Wotman was yesterday called to the
Mtrgue 10 hold an inquest On the body Of an I'M
known man. about twenty-one years or age, which
was found iu the dock ,Oot OF TBirtyfourth street,
North River. Deceased was about five feet i've
inches IN height with brown hair and eyes, and
wore gray Shirt black pants, gaiter shoes, but
had coat vest,
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

People ex rel. Pawlick va VI. Schroeder.-Pro
ceedings sent back to releree to take PROOF
u. Hnckley VS.. r. +. BrnSmade.-Extra allow.
ance OF 500 granted.
II. 5. Anderson VS.. 5. A. Dawson. Referred to
L. A. Fuller. Allowance received. util coming in
or report.
People ex rel McGurck vs. A. O. Metnsessel-
Motion for mandamus denied, without costs. see
papers. Richmond
J. A. Moode VS.. j. Palmer-Report as ia surnlus
conn rmed
J. ). LOOMS VS.. NJ Gavin.-Motion TO strike out
refer.
L. Webster vs. r. r. Randall. Notion to vacate
order OF June 20 denied, with leave 10 move before
Justice Tappen.
W. Rapp VS.. II. Fa!ke.-Mot.on TO open default
granted unless defendant stipulate discOnti tinne,
without costs. II he so stipulate, motion denied,
with costs
T. Warren vs. T.. Bliss.-Dccrce settled.
w. q. Wren Va. Cosmopolitan Gas Company
Motion for injunction denied defendants stipu-
latlng TO relcf take short notice OF trial aud pro-
ceed tie diem TIL finished; otherwise granted.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE ARSON TRIAL.
Disagreem emit of the Jury.

the trial OF Edward Madlinger, charged with
arson in the first degree, which has occupied the
attention Of the Court OF General Sessions for the
last two days. was brought TO termination yes
terday. Judge sutherland delivered an able and
Impartial charge. clearly stating the law and the
salient points OF the evidence bearing upon it.
Tho jury retired at half-past eleven O'Clock to de-
4berate upon their verdict, and were called Into
court at nve O'clock II was stated bv the foreman
that there was no possibility OF their agreeing,
aud after some hesitation the Judge discharged
them from the further consideration OF the case.
y Is SAID that there were nine for acqulttal and
throe for conviction.
Mr. Mott moved tnat the accused be discharged
on small amount OF bail his Honor said he
would consider the motion, ana in tue meantime
Aedtnger was remanded TO prison.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
RAZ EED,

The fat has gone forth. Yesterday Comptroller
Green, like ded marshal as he Is, prOmugated ed
In general orders the reduction OF twenty per
cent on the salaries OF ali employees in the Fl.
nancia Bureau as well as the Tax Collectors
ONCE Ali the additional clerks have involuntariy
discharged the Comptroller and taken a two
months leave OF absence without pay besides the
Aforesaid reduction OF salaries Thls ''raZeeingn
Is supposed to bring the COmptrollers appro-
pratlOns, minus the 900 cut on hy the Boa rd
budget within the limit OF their estimates
$3.50, 900; but the walling OF the poor clerks and
washerwomen IL something heartrending TO
add insult 10 injury the Comptroller has not only
reduced wages, bnt added an additiona, hour TO
the time OF his employees. The customary vacation
Of two weeks has been curtaed 1ity per cent,
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
MYsTERIOuSLY INJURED,

Henry BoDd, mldde-aged man, on the 9th
inst. was taken to Bellevue Hospital from No. 25
Watts street by Onicer Law, OF the Twenty-eighth
precinct, where he died on wednesday from the
effects OF fractured skull, but in what manner
the fracture was received remains to be deter.
mined by Coroner WOltman, who Will make an in
vesti9ation. William Lynch. aged twenty-five
years, VINO lived at No. 2S Bowery, was reccn ily
iound at the corner OF Canal and West streets BY
Onlcer Brown, OF the Twenty eighth precinct, sufYer
log from fracture OF the jaw and other Injuries
received in some manner unknown Lynch was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital where he died on
Wednesday. An investigation VIII be made by
Coroner W0ltman.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
MAD DOGS,

mad dog was shot yesterday afternoon by
Onlcer Murphy, OF TIE twentieth precinct. at No.
$40 Eighth avenue,
Thomas Summers. Of No. l3G Water street. was
bitten by mad dog yesterday morning In Front
street opposite Fulton Market The do~ svas
klued oJ sergeant Maoney. ofthe Second precinct,
!uila Nolrlsey OF No. IL CITY Hall place was
bitten IN the leg ny q mad dog yesterday corner
being shot,
on,oor raoa a9e was Killed yesterday morning by
2s5 Droome street. r'sS''S' wv NV'
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
ToMBS POLICE COURT,
Before Justice Wandeu.

Before Justice WandeiI
owen McGurty. OF No. 237 Elizabeth street, made
his first essay in larceny yesterday. lie Is youth
OF not quite score years and to the ordinary eye
LOOKS innocent sort or fellow. But horse and
carriage presented itse.i before his eye in the Bow.
cry, last evening, and. jumping into the seat he
droye away. He was subsequently arrested by
Oiicer Brush, OF the Fourteenth precinct and
held TO an wer in default of 81 900 bail
John Leahy alias Lee, alias Levi whose picture
hangs in the Rogue's Gallery at headquarters, Was
held to answer for breaking n TO the premises OF
was arrested b7 Captain Lowery, OF the twenty
seventh precinct.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
PRESIDENT MATSELL ON THE SUPERIN.
TENDENCY

President Malseil said yesterday that the rumors
concerning tbe Mayors intention OF restoring MIR.
Gardner TO his place in the Police Board we're not
true. He said, IL am President oil the Board now
and am not going to resign. The superinten.
dency I did resign before ! became q member OF
the Board and ] am quite confident the Mayor
does not intend any change in the present com.
mission. The place OF Superintendent will be
flied nope next week, and then the whole sub.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
FIRE IN FIRST AVENUE.

fire broke out yesterday morning In the nve
story brick building No. $50 First avenue that
caused a loss Of about 1000 The 1rst moor was
occupied by Charles Wolf as cigar store. His
stock suffered loss OF $500; insured for 81 500 In
the Cermana Insurance Company. Gustave
Kretsobmar also rented part OF the first moor as q
cigar manaIsctory dam age to stock $500; insured
IN the Relief and Metropolitan insurance comma.
MES for $1,000, The building was damaged to the
extent OF $500. Pre- Marshal Sheldon viii hold an
Investigation as TO the cause OF the fire, which Is at
prascut uo.nn~O,
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE RECENT BREWERY SUFFOCATION
CASES.

An investigation was yesterday held before Cor.
oner Woltman in the cases OF John Berziee and
August W. Zungllng, the Germans who were SUI.
located last saturday evening by inhaling quaint.
ties of carbonic acid gas in fermcnting tank OF
the brewery No. 526 West Thrt5.third street.
where they were employed. RerZlee was first SUI.
located and ZunginR fell victim to the poisonous
gas while going to the rescue OF his lriend and fell
low laborer AS the deceased parties did not take
the necessary precautOn to learn whe ther the
bottom OF the tank was OverCharged with gas the
jury considered there was no one to blame and
that their
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT OF 5EssIONg,
Criminals Disposed or.
Before Judge Moore,

william Schah, indicted for robbery Ia the Grst
degree, was, on motion OF the District At;orne,.
discharged on his own recoQnlzance. The prisoner
had been implicated with another man who was
convicted, but there was no evidence against
Schafr.
Charles Meyer indicted for grand larceny
pleaded guilty and was sentenced TO the Peni.
ten diary for fifteen months.
Charles Mcdowell and Thomas Mckay, both boys
were convicted OF petit larceny On account OF
their extreme youthulnes5 the Court discharged
the prisoners. taking occasion to lecture their
parents severely for allowing them to run the
streets and fall into bad habits.
william Brown was sentenced to the Pcniten-
tiary for eighteen months. He pleaded guilty 10
an attempt to commit grand larceny.
The remaining indicted jail cascs will be disposed
0l In the Court OF sessions Tomorrow. and on
the same day the Grand Jury furnish new assort-
meht me oI indictments, which win occupy the time Of
the Court pext week,
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
GREEN AGAIN DEFEATED.

Judge Flanagan, OF the Tenth Civil District
Oourt-tbe new court OF the annexed district
brought suit some time since against Comptroller
Green for his salary. Testimony was taken before
udge Van Brunt, holding Special Term Of the su
preme Court, and lengthy argument OF counsel
heard. The main objection TO the payment OF tho
salary was the alleged irreguarity OF Judge Fiana.
gan's election, Alter nearly months consdera-
ton Judge Van Brunt Yesterday rendered his de-
olsion. The decision sustains the legality OF the
otectton aud directs the Comptroller to pay the
sAlary.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
SUPERIOR ooURT-sPECIAL TERN
Decisions.

BIZ Judge SpeIr.
Place ct al vs. Husted-Interrogatories and
cross-interr0gato allowed as served ON the
parties The usual consent must be attached 10
tne effect that all exceptions and objections be
made available az though the witnesses were ex-
amined In open Court.
Scott Pettee.-Motion that further bill OF par
tieulars be furnished denied, with $40 costs.
SCHUYLER ct al. VS.. The Merchants Exchange Ma
tiOnal BANK implicated. TO strike out GER
tam portions OF the answer DENIED, With $40 costs.
BY Judge Curtis.
Maginn VS.. Adams Express COmpany.-Pr0-
posed case and anne ndments settled.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
Burglary by Boys.
COURT CALEEDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME ECouGT-cHAMBEIS-Hed by Judge Law
rence-Nos. Al, H. 49, "a 100 l9i, 1917 1875 200 2oa.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TBRM-Part Held by
Judge Mchdam.-Nos 5227 5475. 567% $685. 545Z
$500 1922 6e2i, 52O6 5861 557I 5459. 550s16. s38,
63l7, 53s. '
COURT OF GENERAL sassroNs-Hcld by Judge
Sutherland.-rhe People vs. Carlotta Shotwell,
grand larceny.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
"MOLLIE HOLBROOK." ;"

The notorious "Mollie tOlbroOk," who las given
the Chicago police SO much trouble, was again ar
rested on Thursday night by Captain Irving and
locked up In the Central once. Intelligence OF
the capture was tele2raphed TO Chicago yesterday,
and an answer was returned requesting that she
be held until an officer arrives to take charge OF
her. Mrs. HOlbr0ok whom the detectives say Is an
unusually clever woman, has given the police con
siderable trouble and does not intend going to
Chicago II she can avoid IL,
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.
Decisions,
Ry JCdpe Lawrence.

Strcat vs Apfel.-Relerence.
Me Tiger vs.. LIston.-Motion denied.
Copeland vs.. Grimm; Shackman vs. Open
elmer (0ur notions The Bank OF Savings Of
he City OF New York vs.. Constant executor. &c. |;
tunt, executor, &c., VS.. Peck; Merchants
xchange National Bank vs.. The Water vile Manu-.
scturing Company y.-Granted.
drleme vs.. Creme; yogei vs.. Platte. -Memoran-
webster vs.. Rackets-Motion granted, without
)sts
Certificate OF Incorporation OF the Ladies,
ebrcw Benevolent society.-Granted and ordered
I've hlcd
In the matter Of compromising Mary Jane Lee
rdor granted,
In 70 rcccivcrshp Of the Bowling Green Savings
ank.-kcmcrandum.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TENN
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Van Brnnt
Netzel VS.. P:ice.-Motion granted
Goodman VS.. Hlrsch-Motl0n granted, with
costs. unless paintin within five DAYS pays $40 TOT
service, &c
Micnon vs.. Dehus.-Motion denied. (See mem
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
SUPREME COURT.
Dectstons.

r. BY Judge Pratt.
q V. worm w. u. p. Bowen.-Moti0n 10 vaCate
order or arrest granted without costs, on defend.
ant stlpu'ating not TO sue Tor false imprisonment
or on the undertaking.
Bvrne vs. Hornlien. -Findtnss settiAd.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
FIfTY-sEvENTH STREET POLICE coURr
Proving Ownership.

Before Judge Sherwood
Charles and James Williams, who were arrested
on Monday night last, after jumping OF Third
avenue car, on suspicion OF being thieves were ar
raigned before Judge Sherwood yesterday by OH
GERS Of the Eighteenth precinct, who arrested
them. -Four watches were found In their posses
sion. OF which two were Identified by Frederick
Burmacker. Of No. 81 East Fourth street. and
Daniel Gilman No. 9s De Kao avenue, Brooklyn
The accused denied the charge that they had
stolen the TWO watches Identified, or the other
two. They were, however, held for trial in default
OF 81 900 bail each.
Burglary by Boys.
Michael Stout and George Kunn were arrested
at the instance OF Alexander Jack, q plumber at
No. s23 Ninth avenue, who charged them with
burglary. They broke into his place and stole a
quantity OF lead pipe In default OF $500 bail each
tue prisoners were held for trial.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

CONTINUED on NINTH PAGHl
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-08-26
Very UnWholeScMo Season.

The closing days Of winter and the
early days of spring are very trying to
the feeble and sensitive anal are apt to
affect unp'eaSantly even the mare TO-
bust and vigorous. Nothing can be
more uncongenial to the nerves or
more depressing to the spirits than
damp, chilling winds, fngs and cold
rains. and Of such unwecome visitors
we have "a superabunIance ut this sea-
son. Common prudence suggests,
therefore, the propr!ety of fortifying
the system against these lnsitluous en-
emies OF health and comfort, and the
experience OF more than quarter of a
century points to HOstetter's Stomach
Bitters as the all sufficient sanitary
safeguard under such untoward cir
cumstances. An accession Of vital
strength and energy is what is required
to meet and overcome the unhealthy
elements now present in the atmos-
phere. This increase of vital power,
so necessary to meet the extraordinary
drafts which an inclement season makes
upon the system and the constitution,
can be readily acquired by taking from
two to three doses of Hostetter's Bit
tiers daily during the winter and spring
months. The nature of this celebrated
restorative is well known to the pub
lie. 1t is composed of an absolutely
pure diffusive stimulant, medicated
with the extracts and juices of the
most effective tonic, Alternative, anti
bilious and laxative roots and herbs
known to medical science. To the
combinations of these excellent ingre-
dents, in proportions suitable to the
exigencies of enfeebled, languid and
diseased systems, the great tonic alter
alive owes its efficiency as a preventive
and curative. A course Of it, COM
meucea now, will prevent all danger
of fever and ague, rheumatism. or 9TH
er ailments arising from cold and damp
peculiar to the spring months, and also
prove safeguard against the attacks
of dyspepsia and liver complaint which
SO frequently occur at this period Of
the year.