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New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
THE LOBBYING SYSTEM.
HE LUBD1INU DIS IEM'
THE SHAW -BABCOCK SUIT TO BE RETIRED WITH THE
DEFENSE RESTRICTED.

THE suAw-BABCOCK SUIT TO BE RETIRED WITH THE
DEFENSE RESTRICTED.
A long and warm argument has Deen
going on for two days before Judge j. f. Daily in the
Court OF Common Pleas in the welfought case of Shaw
against Babcockwhch was tried several weeks ago be-
fore Chiei.Justice Charles p. DAILY and jury IN the
same court and which resulted In disagreement OF the
jury. THE TRIBUNE contained full report OF the pro-
ceedings then, in which brought out narrative,
more familiar in the days Of Tweed than now, OF the
in which the legislators are sometimes 10
put the Tax Levy which to result In prob
able emolument all around" Briefly, the facts that
Mr. Shaw, lawyer, claimed that BabcOck contractor.
hired him through Culver another lawyer to work
at Albany favor Of the insertion in the tax levy OF
clam Of 10000 which Babcock had against he city for
labor and materials furnished in the Battery extension
Babcock was to pay him tlsooo and did pay him 1900,
leaving $l1 900 For this he sued. Bahcock testified
hired Culver to.dO the business but never knew
Mr. Shaw in transaction all, although the latter
exored the 1000 from him by means OF an important
paper which he held and would not give up
except for 1900. The defense, therefore, was was
mo contract with Shaw" The Jury disagreed,
and the dispute Is motion ny the delendah 10
amend his for the next trial by putting IN the
plaintiffs evidence given the last trial and ruled out
TO prove that the services wereof oobying cDaracH
legal Mr. Shaw opposed this motion in person ana
finished his argument yesterday, after when MI c,n IN
ton replied Both the forensic combatants pursued the
argunientum al homfnem and the language lu which
the points Of tue conveyed ~ the ear VI tno
Judge were noteworthy for their vigor Of style.
When they concluded. Judge DAILY at once rendered
decsou He said the plea oil immortality deserved n.e
consideration because when the contract was entered
into have been well aware OF II as the otnef
However II Of them desired TO set up this defens
at this late day, and after trial on separate aud
inconsistent defense. the interests OF the parties re-
duled that they should have an opportunity to Try the
issue; but 1t would not be proper at the same time to
allow them TO try separate and cOnficting issue,
already oDce tried. The Court would give defendant
to put present defense that the contract was
against public policy and hence vOId PROV ded he aban-
oued his former defense that contract had been made
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30

Ito June Is inclusive, the various studies o o
course The results OF the examination OF the apph
cants for admission viii be made known on June anu
those OF the college students on June 1s.
Among recent additions to the apparatus OF the ihs
tuition is fine Meridian and Equal Altitude Instrument
OF the kind known as Davsons United states Coast our
yey Patent, which with Segus's Break Circuit Chro
nomeer TO be used with Il. is valued at sl25o Inc
special free past graduate course of instruction IN ene
neering introduced and carried on by Prof. Ahred IT,
Compton has been very successful Only those Huueh's
who show special aptitude for mathematical work are
admitted course and the results OF continuance
of this first attempt mt technooRical instruction. -
believed will be highly favorable ana WIZ rehect gIeae
credit institution. An effort Will De lnaue 10 gNo
the past graduates experience In prac'lai
omy this Summer. ,-,..,u.
Tine Kelly prize debate between the Literary societics
OF the College OF the City OF Newlork was hed iast
night Steinway Hail in the presence OF iarge sn
ering. Among those present were James heuy, n no
giyer OF the medals W. ii. Nelson, PresGeht o tue
Board OF Education; Judge Larremore, X w I9wmsena'
the Rev. Dr. Dufle, D. r. Agnew, and Trustees Iiauu,
ID. +. Baker, and A. kamrOth Alexander g Wepo, the
President OF the College conducted the exercises wn
were opened with prayer by the Rev. d. Dune. ane
debate was the question whether The concentration
property in the hands OF few is destructive 10 ae
Stability Of our Government" The contestants were
Richard L. Sweezy and Henry H. Man or the Phrenocos
mian Society. aud Ferdinand Setback, Samson Lachnan
and A. b. Crisy OF the ClOnian Society Each contest
au spoke twice. the debate being closed by the CHonah
Society. The Judges the Hon. James w Beekmau,
Howard Potter, and Nathaniel Jarvis jr Inc awards
will be announced at the commencement on june 70
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE DEFEATED sTAGE-DRIvERS.


NEARLY ALL THE STAGES RUNNISG-THE DRIVERS
STILL HOPEFUL
The stage-drivers' strike has resulted as was
anticipated The stages nearly all running, ana the
old drivers are out OF work The Fourteenth-st line
,.n ALI their stages except three yesterday. On the
St line stages were running-fye less
chan the usual number-and more will be sent out
this week The Fifth-ave. line 40 stages Their
usual number is 65. Ten old drivers are at work.
large number OF men have applied but the pro-
prtors said they running stages enough to accom-
modate the public, and preferred TO keep some
vacant places FOR OF the drivers VINO nave
worked for them long time, and who they expect
will soon come with their families begging for worR
They have employed some men who worked ior tho"
several years and glad TO come back at the pres
emf rate of wages The Madson.ave line ran all their
s,agcs and could obtained twice as many drivers
A. they wanted them. The Fourh-ave. line ran all ther
s,ages except which have no money boxes In 'em'
These will be put the route as soon as they can oo
made ready Three old drivers on tins line began "orA
Yesterday morning. and others said they wished 10 40
the same but afraid OF the strikers Inc u
NIL the lines agreed that the men were doing wen
aud they considered the strike at an end ihere was m
n,ectinc of proprietOrs at the Hoffman House ~ maS
said nv some OF the proprietOrs that the new men Meo
more oareful in driving and that the receipts ~ere
than before the stIlhe. luc oniy
nt made WAS that the stages arrived at the staDes
bcsore tIey were due Most OF the men hired are truck
and hack drivers who live III the CITY anu nave D0 WV
OF employment. -. -, ro,.opia HILL
letter Of encoura cement from Walter b fTeseott VI
No lt7 Madson-aye was received ana rcau lho inet
.ad they think they were defeated because .o
new men dd not understand the business, ana tat tne
prOprie discouraged with then tuey sta.eu
ihat drivers did not keep apart on ther routes,
at so came to the Madison stables within eight
minutes when there should have been iour tney aio
To return or work Tor less Inah - u'
Mnny viii seek other employment the proprietors do
uot lCld before MONDAY.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
DECIstON9-MAY 20.

Superior Court-Speciat Term-By Judge Van Worst.
Sco 70, Das ,sesan; q .ss 81
prejudice Jackson agt observation-disclosures for nsns
uIs b. JGse AT Jsry-ori.r ssud
Supreme Court Ciamb1s-By Judge Donohne
s.oeetDseres oiS.sses Ess.sa
p%ps M'pSsn LIE inSSee SG%g.'y y.s. .
Jaise TpoS & s. Ls' "a w,". s.s:s' Ban, S:.s
sg s.neri wh'ms , Merchants Exchange National Bani-hen'-
g,sIa, 1mB Jeass. p,, D.1. ;Sd BrsyTcis. 1s,,s! g:
.%sS SDs: y D. p;'s &: a.
fs@dsSs: Opinion b1 DAVIS r j. Sam. at ,snd,
opinion By DAVIS. kn,pP and .nS ast Town Of Ss"ss1 sss
sai @eid d.ny ne motion I S;so',so..s"
as eSon siS sT S .s.
,%.d x1 S.I siS costs: So.S' ~. % DI.as III. matte,
cGy.s5whs S,.%ss4 'Opnos ,, B,ady' 5,,,.,. uor. At
oif" MIs md Sy Sa- -S SO ee.
yG : .S o sS@o' sS sa, By s.G 3 ss ssAi f.
seaver and another reversed and orier .nre %
y S. D:. s'I Sss.1 r.. Z. rs's
IL; 1syis Y i :p:;' ia &C.
siSs' stS:% s sSsja
, ssa' . s sss, nd G1'S''1 1s% & DsPs ans.
yded opiniOn opinion By Daniels In the matter ts Ssas.
al ast coalition that .POs
Ian. 'Da.ss . provided in mem'randm order to be 'ued
s y D y P9 I'4 Dssss, B; b5e l' the natter
Heard Davis j., Daniels, ami Ls~rnee JJ-Parson eTr
affirmed j. The People
AIT. Shsrkey. Motion denied; opinion by DAVIS r. j.
Heard Davis j.. Brady and Daniels JJ-Winshp ast "in-
ship.-0rder affirmed opinion By Daniels. J. - .
Heard by Davis r. j. Daniels and Dono4ue -lnnes a Psree
appeal granted with $40 BY DAVIS,
p j. Same sg. a css.-Motons granted without costa .
Heard by Davis T. j. Daniels onohue JJln the matter Of
Rsnke, an attorney &e.-Proceedngs dismissed
Herd F. j. Brady Dnies JJLyermore and ano
Banbridge s-Moon for denied Ryckman at
Tery-orier continuing injunction reversed with 10 costs
by Brady Westoook Daniels, JJn The matter Of
application Tweed Davis Justice Of supreme Cou
mandamus denied opinions by Brady. Wesbfooh and
Daniels. JJ.
Heard by Davis p J., Brady. and Daniels UTyng set Sab
TorDedo CoMooB for denied with $lV eeoS
opinion by Daniels, p. J.
COURT OF APPEALS.
May 2rhe following Is the Court Of Appe day esies'
d.rf rIr,a 1874 53. IL,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
S,.
TILL POLICE DEPARTMENT.

The Board of Police, at It's meeting yester-
day Considered resolutions submitted TO IL forDldding
members Of the force from circulating subscription
papfs, selling Tickets collecting money for charita-
Ole purposes without first obtaining the Boards perms
0oa The resolutions referred TO the Committee
ou Rules aud Discipline. resolution was passed that
IN future the ThryiOurh Sub Police Precinct, enbrae-
ing kingsbrdge and vicinity, should be known as the
Thirty NTH Precinct Sergeant Williams OF the Egh
<enth Precinct was ordered TO take command OF the
se" precinct as acting Captain and Sergeant Ferris OF
tne broadway squad was transferred TO the Eighteenth
rree'aet. PattonaR Thomas MCGOWAN and John
teVins Of the Nineteenth Precinct were given perms
on 70 accept s1o each reward for having recovered
'one sVo'sn jewels Inspector TbOrue having eommand
VI inc etreeieIeanng Bureau submitted for approval
90 oidr 10 the ash cartmeh Informing them that on and
seI June lney must take away the ashes as soon as
possiDIe ana then remove the garbage No parha ge
must We removed, however, before D. m Tue or,ler
wac feleffto 10 the Committee on Street ces r,up
enperlntencent hatsel reported that at The ANIMAL
parade on MONDAY next the police force would narrh
Shiough the following streets, reporting To CANT Gone
isnd al eiate-st aud Battery place at ll:Is a M
Through Beaver and Broad SITS, Broadway Pnry.r"w
" the east gate OF CITY Hall Park across the nary ~
broad~ay thence 10 ths plaza at Union vher.
tDe ioree viii be- dismissed. Mayor Hayemeyer viii
teNeN he police as they pass through CITY Hall Parry
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
A LENIENT VERDICT.

THE MURDERER or POLICEMAN CHENEY FOUND
GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTRR IN THE FOURTH
DEGREE.
The trial of John Given for the murder OF
Officer Gibney was continued yesterday morning IN the
Court of General Sessions. Capt. James Campbell OF
Brooklyn ana Martin Kehoe. jr testified to the good
character OF the prisoner. The prisoner testified that
be had known Oficer Gbney for about year, and
never during that time had any difficulty with him. On
the night OF the shooting he went to the Office on the
dock about o'clock During the evening several OFF,
GERS called at the Office and he, the prisoner. went
out TO get shaved When he returned, Gibney
WAS there. Gbney paid for some ale which
WAS drunk Officer Holland then came IN and treated
10 more ale. Holland left at about iso. The prisoner
and the deceased then began talking about police mat
ters and finally they began wrestling. Gibney threw
him several times and then said. "I throw you
with one hand" The prisoner replied, Yes Gibney,
you are too big for me-" Tnen they began sparrinx;
they rolled over and over on the dirt.
Th prisoaer got up and went inside the oi,e and tried
to close the aoo pot aer hs Ts psoner then took
ths pistol out OF the table drawer and pointed II At
Gibney thinking to frighten him. when II went ON
He hardly kuew that tho pistol was diseharRed out
seeing Gibney lying on the ground ne went 70 lamp
,cst and then found that chamber had been dis
charged. lie then almost parayzed, and caed ior
Eisayor Hall. In addressing the jury for the defense
caniended that tho killing was accidental, aud claimed
that the prisoner took out the pistol 10 ghten
Gbney and to prevent has reentering the oiice
District Attorney Phelps summed ub Tor tne pros,cu
,hs nry retired at $50 p. Al 6B they returned To
couft with verdict fading tho prisoner guilty oi ah
slaughter Ia the fourth delree
E. ~ W I. ssSIssts4 tAst ssStsas> N s4Ags
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
sPRAGUE's SUIT FOR HIS PROPERTY.

The suit of COrtlanH A. Sprague against
NJ T. Rodman, the City OF Brooklyn the Brooklyn Trust
Company and Others for the recovery OF the property
surrendered the city to make good losses occasoned
by deacatiOns in the Treasury Department, was con-
tinued yesterday before Judge Barnard in the supreme
Court in Brooklyn. The session was short one, On
account Of the Judge having to to Poughkeepe early
in the afternoon and in consequence of his future en-
gagements the adjourned until the arst Mon
day IN July. Mr.. Warren was cr0ss-examined ut
length by Mr.. Spragues counsel. The latter
had endeavored to show by that witness
on Thursday that the various shortages were
caused by the Trust Company having failed to deposit
the full Of city checks received by to the citys
credit and object Of the crossexamination yeser
day was prove that the shortages went directly into
Mr. sprague's pocket. With this object in view, Mr.
Warren was asked to state the shortages on eerain
dates and then to examine sundry checks given by Mr.
Spraeue Of similar amounts, and OF the same dates.
During the examination Judge Barnard said that the
between the pryate checks and short
ages not at issue, provided the money taken had
been replaced. This was not criminal case. IL was
during the discrimination that considerable
interest was due the sinking fund loan, either by
Spracue the Trust Company ExControllcr Johnson,
Controller Schroeder, and j. r. Murray gave unimport
ant testimony, and the Court then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
TWEED's MANDAMUs DENIED.

The General Term of the Supreme Court
sat yesterday afternoon ChiefJusce Davis aud JUS
tices Brady and Daniels being present. aid delivered
number Of decisions including an application for
a mandamus to compel the ChiefJustice to sign the
Tweed bill Of exceptions, as follows:
BY Judge BradyLThe rule established by tho cases
upon applications kindred to this IS that mandanus
will be ordered commanding judge to sign bill OF
EXCEPTIONS but ut to settle 10 in particular manner
where there Is dispute as to the incidents OF the ria
The justice who presided must say whether or not an
exception taken. and his return Is controlling at
least until further proceeding. lt the return Is
alleged be false, the suggested remedy is by action
People agt. Judges Common Pleas Carnes, s7 People
ag Judges WsssHsster o,D J9an v caisy' ss; s
Wayne County Is How, s53; Tedds, sGs Deayan agt.
Boardman Wenn, 1927; but whether such remedy In
fact exists see Weaver agt. Devendorf Dance, 1901
In England, according 10 Tedd supra) If the alternative
won't contain the surmse OF an exception taken and
overrued the command is to sign tue bill qnod sc tia
est III it be but If the Judge returns quod non VA eSan
he establish the falsity of the return. he
RECEIVERS damages, aud the peremptory mandaInus
exception was taken In tins State, n case 1t was
said that referee would be compelled by mandamu to
settle the and settle 10 correctly The People agt
Baker 80. Barbour 1867 but the writ was not issued
owing to some inforuality In the proceedings The
decision made at Special Term and Is predlcated
OF the Carnes, Johns, AMI Wend supra but
examination OF these cases shows that the PROPOSE
ton asserted Is not warranted by them aud tne case
stands alone. have not found any case In which 1t has
declared that mandamus would be issued against
u NASSpsio'''
In particular manner. when. as TO the manner here
was a dispute. There were no authorities TO that effect
cited the argument. In this matter there was dispute
as the OF the bill as passed upon ny tie
presiding justice in reference TO exceptions, and certl-
1es that II Although having directed IL 10 be
engrossed has not yet been presented for his sigma
There seems TO be CONCESSION that an exception
was taken the exclusion Of the Juror Hayes upon
challenge the favor but the presiding justice certi
1es that he excluded for mental Incompetence anu
10 was SO understood. Upon careful examination not
only of the application have arrived at the conclusion
the assigned and those Justices
Daniels and Westbrook that the mandamns asked for
should granted.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
PASSENGERS 4RRTTFD.

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,on and servant Oliver John D. Lord James Mo,n
Hugh shs NJ Siuyale v three children and servant MIS-
Jossphue whitman Mary T. Finley Pedro Bsea Juan Psbes
Ohmedt g. b. asse. f. A. Bomenn AMI wife, y A. bueh'
Bslhke " Bsholomai John nnmsn knolton W. Hansen,
Posgraw the Hon r. Darling and wife Ms DamsTesq ari tNo
daughters aud wife Mrs Bee son and servant
Mr. Mcdonald Perez wife daughter w X Pyfnu and son,
N.ndye q. A Nichols. J. J. Brsklne Alfred "esi,
JrsP Qlutn del Rio Thomas Cunningham M..Ho,
Pedro Fean Feuan wife, f. ROnaqaera, e. Bolivar j. H. do
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Motley William Conroy, Mrs g. T. b. Kemp and i~o daughters,
Rever william Jackson Mrs. W. Ruhary daughter and son MIS-
Thomas Ratsn, Jones aad daughter LOUIS hehcr sa l.
Bnnk Phye Bergand Joha Benson. Vincent Core, John
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New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
A srOcK.BROKER IN TROUBLE.

Mrs. Catherine 0. Mactier of No. so East
Ninth st. appeared before Justice Morgan at Jefferson
Market Police Court, q few days ago. and asked for
warrant for the arrest Of Robert c. Davidge, stock
broker OF this city on o charge Of obtaining money
from her by pretenses. Davdge was brought into
Court yesterday. Mrs. Mactier made affidavit that in
June last she gave Mr. Davidge order to purchase
Virginia six per bonds OF tho value Of $4,000 for her
on margin. She deposited $1,000 on two separate
occasions with him to mako good the margin as the
bonds were going down. About Aug. there was
further decline and he eiegraphed In her to the
Citizens Bank OF New-Oreans for 5000. She had
plenty money deposited there and the " sent
on as Mrs Macticr certified to the correctness Of tho
telegram Subsequently she learned that Davidge had
sold the bonds two weeks before he drsw her
for the last s2Oo0. Justice Morgan held Daydge In
5000 bail for trial charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenses.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court yester-
day an action begun against Joseph scheder
cover 10000 u tax due manufactured tobacco.
The cases of Mrs. Merrigan and Thomas
Lowndes indicted for murder, will he called Monday
In the Court OF oyer and Terminer when day will be
bxed for their respective trials
Phillip Lowenskl, who was arrested on Feb.
charged with running unregistered still at No. i2a
Concord st. Brooklyn, was examined yesterday before
Commissioner Winsiow aud held in o. 10 await the
action Of the Grand Jury.
Henry Jackson has brought an action in the
City Court OF Brooklyn against the city to recover
alleged 10 bo due for furnishing dsinfectants
The Board OF Health. Corporation Counsel DE WIZ
claims that Jacksons claims were settled IN 1871.
The cases Qt Ford aud No.a2. indicted tsS
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30

The jury retired about o'clock and at $40 returned 70
Court with their verdict On motion OF the prisoners
counsel, ex-Recorder Smith, sentence was postponed
until Tuesday next The maximum sentence is 10 years
In the State Prison. Sarners Is as follows: oh
Dec 20 fire occurred in the store No. es Greenes occu
pied by Philip aud Julius Ssrner hat and cap manu-
factory The brothers insured in eight dnerent
ompanes for After the fire Julius Saruer drew
up schedule stating that at the time of the fre ne ad
tS3 900 worth of hats and CAPS In the store. anu
Fire Marshal sheldon's suspicious were aroused
regarding the origin OF the fire. and he began
an AT this investigation Julius Sarner
made an affidavit that large quantity OF fnr caps
which he claimed burned, valued ut $4,000 ana
dollars worth of cloth were III GER
tain portion the building The evidence showed that
the fire speedily extngushed, and that no debris OF
fur caps were found by The remen At the trial testi-
mony introduced to prove that the ahfdavit was
Willfuy and cOrruptly false
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

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