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TTNlON SQUARE THEATER
~ Proprietor. HflEIl paN S,tn

DOos open 730. Commences O'CLOCK
FRIDAY EVENING. April %,
will be presented the last tine the
ROMANCE
OF A POOR
YOUNG MAN.
WAILACK has the honor 70 announce that H0crofts
great egitimats couiefy oft
ROAD
RUIN,
aI,e, and acapt.d 10 the rrr sent stage he
MATINEE, sATU fsDAY. Apr1 "a,
of east. scenery. and other Acconeo
will he illustrated By
Mr.. IL. J. MONTAGUE for the hrst une a.
HARRY DORNTDN
JOHN GILBERT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

lOQ STII-AVE, corner 30th-st.-A first
bsDC class LAUNDitFSS IN rrvate family understands
r business thoroughly city reference call or adirs
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GOACHMAN and GkOOM.-A SWEDISH PrOt
COACHMAN AND GROOM

" able young married man incunl r'rcc unicrstar
tO ard Indulgence If horses ufUueiy h al,pH ~
PLAN gardener understands ygEotablta bow r. Nc pici
plac' " ere there Is onta@e unlunbed r'orenc'
ply at CDEiLS AGENCl, 100 " Cst J4sh, corner brOI
way. Inquire for r. T.
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Irnt,s young wouh IKE lace on gcntlcman'
place plain grlenng take If hoTs'f
milk willing make himself useful furnish GOOD ref
ereDces. AITiY at ODELLS AGENCY, 100 West 3ith ST.
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vs. John II. Wilson. felouious assault aud battery;
Same VS.. Chancellor vaR Loan, ielonious assault
and battery; Same vs.. James D0oley, fel0nious as
saut and battery; same vs. Charles Harrington,
grand larceny; same vs.. oswald Edlits, grand lar.
ceny; same vs.. Joseph Warren, grand larceny:
grand larceny; Same vs.. John McHugh, receiving
stolen goods same We. Frederick A. Goodali, false
pretences; Same VS.. Maria Lynch petit larceny;
Same VS.. John Kirkland, robbery: Same vs..
Thomas sullivan, Eugene venan and James Kelly,
burglary; same VS.. William Boyle and Thomas
Early, burglary; Same VS.. John Moore and John
Corey, burglary Same w. julius HunterhuDer ana
Edward II. Loescn. grand larceny; same vs.
Thomas Thompson, grand larceny; Same vs..
Thomas Hunter, grand larceny; Same VS.. Henry
Breed and John BOYD, grand larceny; same Va.
Margaret Clark and Jane Stokes, grand larceny;
same vs. John Grogan, grand larceny; Same vs.
Edward Donohue and Christian Stork, petit lar
ceny: Same Margaret FINN, petit larceny
Same va John Moriarty, petit larceny; Same vs..
James Murphy, assault and battery.
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yet no successor 20 General Graham in view. ne
concurs win The latter In the opinion that tne
Engineer should have the appointment OF Ms
euoordinates, but does not feel certain as 70
whether such system was practicable under the
present Board. The Committee OF Organizatlon-
which, by the way, IS another name lor the
Board-has the subject OF the entire reorganlza-
ton OF the Engineers bureau under c6nsldera-
ton. Mr.. Wales admits the justice OF some OF
General Graham's complaints, and says the
present Board, having only been IN ONCE since
May !. has not had time 30 enect all
the reforms that are contemplated. The
work OF retrenchment, however, Is steadily gong
on. 1--WE are going down TO the bottom rock,
down TO the minimum force OF the department."
he said. and have already Gus down It's expendl-
lures $55.000n Mr.. Wales says that $4,000 ~
small salary for the once OF CHief Engineer, but
this is "a aay OF small salaries,n and ne enter
tains no doubt OF being able TO find competent
successor TO General Graham &C that salary.
Neither ne nor Commissioner Westervelt hau any
objection TO give the letter OF General Graham
resgnlng his once TO the press, but tha last
named gentleman preferred 10 let 10 go down 10
the limbo OF forgotten things. lie will retain his
position until bis successor is appointed.
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DECISIONS.
sUPEEx- CoU2T--CHAArBKRz.
BY Judge Brady.

Mann vs. willoughDy Ct az: In the Matter OF
Daas; Wilkinson -. shllllngs Ryer vs.. Ryer ct
inl0n Dime savings Bank vs.. stoessel ct al.
Delaoey W. Clancey; Andrews Va. Boarman.-
E5Gert ". Hornoerg.-Motion granted.
Miller ". Hanack; Buckley W. Hickson.-Mo-
satsonal Pnoto Chemical Company vs. conKey-
E0tiyu denied. with SO costs TO abide the event.
steiner IS. Bonten.-Motion granted. Memo
Ltelie ". snaw.-Motion denied witnout COSTS
tee Klmbelly rs. stewart "; nov 2oll Inc
". Central Crosstown Railroad COMPANY
Opinion.
without costs. Memorandum.
ecnwarz VI. schwarz.-Refcree's report con
nrlned. and decree 81 divorce granted to paintin.
Allen ". Miscn.-AOtl0u denled, win SO costs
20 sDide tile event. Memorandum.
Waters ~ Crawfora.-MotiOn Genied; $40 costs
~cneiley Va. Dieh!.-Commission may issue, but
lbe say cannot lie extended beyond the 10Th Of
Lone 1876 sec memorandum.
Flrscn W. Frcudenthal.--COunsel must appear
II eleven O'Clock n. b., on the 15tn oar Of June,
Lauton vs. Helrenstein.-Motion denied. Memo
rand9m.
pear on me nth u dune, At eleven O'Clock a. a.
By JuGge Lawrence.
snyder vs.. Brlstoi.-MOti0n oenied, without
Plat W. stnart.-Order az settled.
Morris ". Kendal.-NeitEer Of the orders sub.
mltted are correct. The order should be a SPECIAL
Term order. rnut presented BY the dsfendants
counsel Is a Chamber order the order 81 the
plaimtin's counsel does not conform 10 tue ceci.
sl0n in many respects. a. wil be seen by com2ar.
ing II with the memorandum nIed.
Cushing ". Cushing.-An. allowance Of 500 j.
granted 10 the defendant for dlimOny ana ex-
pcnses.
schumacher Us. Marine court-Ihe application
Tor WITT ~ pi onibltOn IL denied on the ground
fntr tne issuing ~ the writ II WITHIN tue discre.
fiOa d the court and should not De granted except
IN Il very clear ease, ana that II Il not AZ all Ger
fsiu rom the language of the treaty between the
tinted siaies anu Prussia mat u vas intended 10
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TROUBLE IN THE DOCK DEPART
MENT.

REASONS FOR GENERAL GRAHAB's REsIGEATToN-
BAD PAY, MUCH WORK, RED TAPE AND cLAMoR
FOR POLITICAL PATRONAGE.
the resignation OF General Charles X. Graham,
Enqneer-in-Cnlef OF the Department OF Docks
aud the suppression OF his letter Of resignation
excited unusual interest yesterday. Wen in
formed persons said that good deal OF bitter
ness existed between General Graham ana some
Of his principal suborolnates, more especially the
First Assistant Engineer, Mr.. Mechan, VINO, IL was
limited, had served IN the same capacity under
General Mcclellan and hoped to succeed him.
General Graham himself says that his position has
been a most irksome and tantalizing one. HIS
catalogue OF grievances is quite long
one, but Is principally directed against
the old Board. for he says that the
new Board, organized on May /, has not bad time
70 remove the difficulties imposed by the old. In
the nrst place, he says the salary OF $500 is
wholly mad equate for the vast labor and respon-
sibillty incident to this once. When ne took the
position 1t was with the understanding that his
salary was to be increased In time, but this has
not been done.
Then he complains that tue ridiculous amount
OF red tape IN the department entails upon him a
vast amount or correspondence, which takes up
much OF mis- time, 10 the detrImcnt OF the best
interests or the department. Under the old Gro
ton Aqueduct Department the Engineer used to
be present at the deliberations OI the Board, OF
wnicu ne was a member, and the minutes OF the
Board we're ms authority Tor al proceedings I'M
dertaken ny him. Under the present system the
Engineer does not attend the Boards sessions,
and some GAYS he receives a. many a. ten letters
from the Secretary conveying instructions TO him,
and then an elaborate and complicated
gpondence rs carried on from one room 70 another
while the business might be Just as well trans
acted verbally IN minutes Tue General
thinks that ne ought 20 have the appointment OF
his suDOTdlnates, and that thelr being appointed
4r tnu TN M
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SEIZURE OF A CUBAN STEAMER.

For the last two months the attention OF United
States District Attorney Bliss has oeen called 10
the fact that the large steam yacnt Octavia, now
lying at a BROOKLYN DOCK, was about being pur
chased by the Cubans, 10 be engaged in a 1lipus-
tering expedition. The vessel was built for
Messrs. J. W. Klnnard. She is a remarkably
handsome and swift sailing craft, and has been
snip broker Tor sale. on Wednesday last
Collector Arthur al the request OF Mr. Bliss
that tue vessel might be put under surveillance
gave the necessary order. vessel belonging to
the revenue marine was accordingly placed on
watch, but by some Misunderstanding the Octavia
was seized yesterday contrary to the Collectors
wishes, ne intending 10 wait for some overt act
before proceeding 10 exercise tho Drerogatiycs Of
the international laws. The vessel was not
coaled and consequently not ready TO pre-
ceed on her voyage, and the Cubans being now
l0reWarned, VIII have 10 give their attention
10 some other swt-sailing craft. ~ may be re-
memDered that the mere carrying OF arms Is not
held as preach or the neutrality laws tnat act
not constituting an expedition
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NIIPWIN q. ~HFTAKU, fNOm m
AMAsA J. PARKER. Jr..
GRANVILLE FIREMAN..
CITY HALL NOTES.

General Fltz John Porter, the Commission Of
Public Works, has sent 20 The Tammany Hall Com
mitiee on Lsborers Pay communication similar
70 that which nc transmitted TO the Aldermanic
Committee yesterday. The special features OF the
document are printed IN the report OF the meeting
OF the Board OF Aldermen.
Commissioner Porter mas sent 70 Mayor WICK
ham a letter requesting hlm 10 submit 10 the Com
mon Council the following resolution or ordi-
uancc.n
Resolved That IN pursuance Of chapter AZ section
Laws 81 tg5 the tOmmssiousr Of Public Work nerebv
authorized and directed 70 lay such pipes, mains
and hxtue ~ have been ordered may be orlerea Dy
the omm0h council 10 be laid, ana such other pipes
mains hxfures ne may deem necessary. extend
and enargevhe distribution Of CrotOn water through
the cify New YORK. including the wards ana
IL furnish sUfnclent supply thereof the insti
futOns charge inc Department 81 Public charities
and Correction. located on bacKwes island, wards
Island and Randalrs Island, anu iayinr mains
quantities
In the letter General Porter states the work
which II designed for this season, and estimates
Its cost at t500.t00.
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srpREyE CoURr-CHAMBERs-Hcl br Judre
Brady-Nos So l0j, l26, ia. I5s loo. 1CS ls7, Ig0
20l, - 22s 265 25s, go 20, 81, 81. 3OS, 3l5 5e
al. 80. go, 81. so.
SUPREME COuRT--sPEcrAL TERy-Held By Judge
Observation-Disclosures called ~ ten A H.-Demur-
rers Nos 10 10, IG & q %. 2, III, -, "a issues
OF law and faet-Nos. 49,, PSI. rs, AGA All So
522, 40, 43, 400, rs, ., 47s, 80. 49, 49, AZ
as, A7e, $50 4Sl, AsZ. 49, 49, ass 1872 400, GQl
492, 4e8, 4s5. AZ, as, 8a9 800, sou 5c3 5o3 504
507. sos. 500, 80 Sill Ji2 5l3, 5l4. 80, SIG ST.
SIS, $40, 523 524 525, $50, 52, 52s, so, $50, $751;
3d. $50, 53i 535, $50, 53i, oss, s40, 81, 5f2 $40,
.UPRrNE CoURr-CiacUrr-P Part Field BY
JUDGE Lawrence.-short causes-Nos. 233s, 7s6,
2i40, 1896 1852, 1876. l540 los, 272s. 2t54 2s2s
$3.50. 210S. 2oI2 20l6, gT24, 1870 l46, 2531. 2344
29s2, 229s BIS, 02,, Bias, 1882 3loi, 2gi4 sis4.
28l2 Part SHIELD by Judge Dononue-Court
opens at ten a. Mos 1872 21sl, 1873. osTf,
2s3S, 1913, 2s5l 2ei9, 1864 2gl. g355, 2759. ass.
205l, 3I93, 3l3t, 1923. Zsa5 3Qs1, 3I49 alyl als7
a05l, 2s99 3l5e 20O9, a0Sl, 1884, 1920.
SUPERIOR C0rRT-fHIAL TERM-part He'd by
Jnqge Freedman.-NOs ST, 55l, 1906 1908, 1921,
GIL llsa 1915. 1852 ~ l0gl. 81. $50, 1853, 81.
lIze 20 lsio alo ~. 10. 1852, lly4, no. Go,
sUFERfon CoURT-GryEEAL TFRy-EIeld BIZ
JUDGES Curtis aad Sedgwick-Nos. ~, 10, 49, 40, a.
g., 81. g.. as, A., -, 81.
srPssioe CorEr-SrEcrAL Trnu-Held ~ Judge
spetf.-Nos T., u. 2, u, ~. A. ~ p ~ a. % a.
CoHx0S pEKAs-TEIaL TEE4-Part Held by
Judge Rohnson.-Nss. 1852. 2440. asa 1850. 1896
sLz 1000 sag Zyos Z5ll 1884 Pea 40 i9.z I5gg
ia. ia ~. l0s5, l0g3. Part He'd ~ Judge Il n
Daiy.-kcs. L5II, G3ll 233, 1854, 25so, 1888, 243G
~, Isl. L3el. ISIS, 2izs 1851
1gxMgN PLEss-EQCfTY TgRa-Held by Cnter
Ju2t.es Dsig.-Aos. 1 C y, 4 =, o., So. 81, g.
N1sfSs corEr-TaIlL rFax-part He'd ~
1a1xs Alxerhof. i5sf, 4l0a. 21i7, 2g7t, $780, 4i0s
80 80 $50. SO. li4s, 2aoo 278l, 1872 2sa4
L5gE M ~ ~. kl1x 1881. 1913. 2083 1928 2352
~, en- - s--se ~ Judge spauidng.-N
~. ssz Ee 4ea sss ki5s, 4243. 4g34. zil2 2784
u u f8V xfn.
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A WARNING TO DOG OWNERS.
Befora JudQe AlEer.


Edward Davis, By his guardians. Re, vs. Charles
BrandE-0n the sd or April last the plaintiff,
chlld or SIX years, was passing the woodward or
the defendant on Goerck street, when, without
any cause or provocation, as tesuned 10 by his
Witnesses, large dog belonging to the defendant
spfang upon him and nearly bit out tne calf OF his
left leg. II was further shown that this dog which
was described as a feroclous looking brute, with
long hanging lips, had bitten children on two or
three previous occasions and that the defendant
himself IN quoting the plaintin's mothers Tears
O. g. hydr0pnobla ensuing mad said that IL had
bit,eu us own child, but beng GOOD, healthy
animal no harm had come oil IL. DR.. Barry testl-
leG 70 MS treatment Of the wound exhibiting the
bJv's leg win terrible scar on 10, and
saying mat ne lad kept the enid under
toe influence Of anodyne great part
81 toe tune, owing TO his suherfngs.
on fhe part OF the defendant 10 was testIfea that
OWN 10 tae location or business and the husi-
ness l;seif. Obliged 70 guard against thIev-
fng wuicl was carried on 70 a great extent, his
leACea even walking ofiln sections sometimes; that
fot This purpose ne KEEP. three dogs all OF wncn
hzd aDge ne temDers, unless when they were hard
pressed. thai On thls occasion the plaintiff, with
his rl4ym4fes, WHO uAd come down 10 see circus
srecsod next door. amused themselves by Etoning
dogs. coming INSIDE the ience FOR that purpose:
HAT p4tieEce ceased 10 re q virtue al asst with
tie ceg-. and the result vas this OF action.
re denled ever having heard taat MS dogs were
accustomed 20 bite MANKIND" and regard 20
as own child sagc Il was another dog. The Jury
rendered verdict m favor Of tRe plansin for $3.50.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The old Board Of Managers gave place yester-
day TO the new one, after passing complimentary
resolutions TO their Officers. The new Board,
under President b. W. Floyd, organized IN the
afternoon, when the following appointments we're
announced -
secretary OF the Board and OF the Exchange
Mr r. W. Mascord.
superintendent OF the Exchange-Mr. $ II.
Grant.
Finance Committee-Messrs. Spears, Stark and
HIncKen.
Committee on Rooms and fixtures-Messrs.
Lvermore, Ameung aud Wyncoop.
Law Committee-Messrs. STARK, Martin and
Mascord.
Floor Commlttee-Messrs. spaulding, McGee
and Hicks.
Committee on Naval Stores-Messrs. John
Camerden, r. w. Paterson, r. X. Routh, X. II.
Rountree and Frederick Rose.
Committee on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. George n
Webster, Lanson BOYER, k II. TenDroecK, d. NJ
Munger and +. G. Tent.
Committee "a. Nominate the Arbitration Com
mlt;ee-Messrs. Philips, Spear and Hicks.
The appOin tment OF other standing committees
was deferred until the next meeting.
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supnnm counr-srEcrAr rEnM

- py dnuBe van worst. "a.
Kelly, &c, vs. whiting OF al.-Compiaint uls.
missed, with costs.
King vs.. Mcnamara o. Alas to defendants,
Livermore and Slattery, complaint dismissed as
10 defendant, Mcnamara, Judgment for plaintin.
SUPERIOR coURr-sPEcIAL TERM
By Judge Curtis.
Johnston w. Johnston.-Judgment signed.
BY Judge Van Worst
The Second German Baptist Church VS.. PILOT
order settled.
Pearce We. walsh.-JudGment for defendant on
the demurrer. see opinion.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERN.
By Judge Larremore.
Lewis VS.. Goldsten.-Motion Denied
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SLAUGHTERED on THE RAIL

Yesterday morning County Physician stout, or
Hudson county, New Jersey, ncld post-mortcm
examination on the body OF Patrick Downing, OF
Cherry street, New YORK, VINO was Killed on the
WoehavKen branch OF the Erie Railroad on the
evening previous. Bowling came from his nome
10 the oil docks In search OF employment, and was
on MS return when a locomotive ran him dcwn.
piece OF iron attached TO the tender ran into MIS-
thign end through ais body aud MA skull was
fractured. Death resulted instantly. Deceased
was twenty. seven years old, cooper by trace.
was member Of Cooper Union No. 2 ana leaves
a family. The doctor granted q permit FOR burial.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.


No. a. Samuel J. Hunt respondent VS.. George
NJ. CHAPMAN. appellant-Argumens resumed and
concluded.
No. I. George Fl. Thompson, respondent vs..
Henry Stevens and another, appellants-Argued
By W. 0. Bartlett, OF counsel for appellants, ana
by Augustus Van WICK Tor respondent.
No. 81. Hylah Hasbrouck, ct al. respondents,
vs. Valentine Bunce, appellant.-Suomitted.
Adjourned TO Monday, June IA, 1875
DAY CALENDAR.
The following is the day calendar for Monday,
June II. ls75:-Nos. 6S, 10, l5H, 81, 81, 90, ~
and u.s.
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THE LATE JUDGE PECKHAM.

PRESENTATION OF A PORTRAIT OF THE DE-
CEASED JURIsT TO THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, June 10, 1875.
Upon the opening OF the Court OF Appeals this
morning Mr.. Grenville Tremain arose, and, ad-
dressing the Court presented the portrait Of Hon.
Rufus W. Pecxham, deceased, when had pre-
ylously been placed In position at the east end or
the court room. Mr. Tremain then read the fol-
lowing formal letter or presentation =
ALBANY June 10. 1873
Hon SANFORD E. CHrRcH, Chief Justice Of the Court Of
SIXTH behalf Of the Bar Of the state Of New YORK
the committee having the matter IN charge take great
peasur. n presenting through YOU the Court Ap
peals the portrait that hangs the room, Of
your late associate Hon Rufus ~ Peckham The COM
mtee appointed ~ the meeting Of the Bar Of the
STATE more Particularly TO prepare memorial volume
In honor deceased. II suggested 70 the
~ respect for the and the high and honorable posi-
ton lie occupied the time Of his death, and IN honor
81 fhs supreme court and the Bar that his portrait
should procured nnl presented 70 this Court Tor the
N ;ne Court IN the new Capitol. The suggestion
adopted Ne can now contemplate win parnonabic
The nope that tie IN which the duty has been
performed viii r. acceptable 70 the Court and 10 our
s fieIsha W. G 5nhP respectfully
PAUL =. COOPER
lMAsA j. PARKER Jr
GRENNILLE FIREMAN..
For the Committee-GRKNriLL IRENAGN. secretary
In reply Hls Honor the Chief Justice, on behalf
or the Court expressed his Pratincaton at the
manner in when the committee mad executed
thel. duty, aud accepted with pleasure the mag
ntncent portrait OF their lamented associate,
wnch wouid be an ornament ana nonor 10 the
court room, as he mad long Oeen an ornament ana
honor 70 his profession.
the letter Of presentation was ordered TO be In
scrbed upon tue minutes OF the court
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THE COURTS.
Indictment for Murder Ending in
Justihable Homicide.
VERDICT AGAINST A CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
Examination in the Wishart Ha-
beas Corpus Case.

In the suit In the Court OF Common Pleas, be-
fore Judge Robinson. brought BY Mary z. Jooes
against the Fourth Avenue Railroad Company. 20
recover damages for injuries sustained by being
ahrown from one OF the company's cars. The par
ticulars or which have been published, verdict
dor Sc, 600 was given yesterday in ner favor
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge Bixby.

AN EMBEzzLNG CLERK AND TIE CASH BOY
coSFEpERATEs COMMITTED.
The case OF J. A. Hearn & Sons, OF NOS. 773 and
rs Broadway. against two or their former en-
ployes, Richard T. Ellis, OF East Thirty-fourth
street. and Bernard ]. Flynn, OF No. $50 First ave-
nue., came up az the above court yesterday for
examination. The afidavit OF George A. Hearn,
Jr., was taken, which charged the youth Ellis with
embezzling $4,000 and Bernard J. Flynn with
stealing the cash book at Elns' suggestion. J.
McGlynn, John r. Flynn and f. Crary, boys, who
we're also employed IN the store as cash boys, APP
pear ed as witnesses against the prisoners and
testified that they had handed over 10 Richard
Ellis at different times, sums ranging from
were not charged on the cash book,
they being told Dy MIN that these moneys we're
required lor me use OF Tue mouse. Judge BlxDy
10 answer al General Sessions. The following
unique letter from Ellis to one OF bis young friends
was intercepted by Detective henderson while
Ellis was confined IN tne station house. The letter
speaks for Itself
SUNDAY MERCER STREET STATION Hovsx
ToxxY-sorry say that he three got nIpped at
last-Flynn Murray ana myself Murray IS az george
6ess 3 os %s. a1 iron @ both Of S are
~ sn S Soa os M 1 ssa are pen
Come down = ne court corner q Greene aud
and see us ge about ten years 90 not fee bad ABOUT
alleged dep nds on George Hearns mercy the -
think he : TOO good 70 see Us ~ here nc asked
knew MqTray ID 40 and told him yes and think
body book him again. he will not be hard
aaybe he Will let " 70 altogether Keep this the
Quiet from all the boys Tell Bishop do tell any
body else. tell nobody at your house n you like
try and down to-day or tonight 20 me 1
could "a whether you viii be iet in
II vii % NJ harm 20 brace the sergeant Or Captain at
will probably admit You. DICK.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
Between three and four O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Or1cer Heay. Of the Fifteenth precinct. found
the basement door OF No. 40 West Ninth street
open. lie rang me bell, and Mr.. Charles II. Ed
wards came to the door and informed the onicer
that before going TO bed be had securely locked
ana bolted TIE AFORESAID door. OTlcer Healy
went out the sidewalk aud raped for 4 sIst-
ance. In tae meantime Mr. Edwards found a
strange man sitting on the stairs. Oficer Healy
was at once called IN, VINO took the man 10 the
Mercer street station house, where he gave me
name OF owen Keiily. Tae prisoner was brought
before Judge Bixby and held IN 1000 bail to an
swer on a charge or attempted burglary.
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tered rs OF 1894 The engraved bonds only 10 be good
delivery.
The stock OF
THE RUTLAND MARBLE COMPANY
was yesterday ordered 10 De placed on the "Free
LIST OF the Stock Exchange. The subioined
statement was submitLed:-'
The capital stock consists OF 10000 shares 500 each
81 ,O0lU0, representing the above property.
Their property hand not necessary 10 their produc
ton OF marble consists off,
Manufactured marble. .Sl575T0
Bulls receivable accounts........... Z39
Real estate In New York and Brook 5suOJ
store f,aVl
The company's liabilities are
Mortgages New York and brooklyn property. $3.50
Total -.-.- g5yuO