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The New York herald., 1875-11-23
WAS IT A LOVERS SUICIDE?

Edward A. Lovey, twenty-eight years OF age, com
mitted suicide yesterday morning at No Ia Madison
street. where he had handsome suit Of apartments on
the second floor, in which be lodged and boarded
About halt-past eight O'Clock Mr. Henry c. johnson,
the proprietor OF the house, making his toilet in
his room on the third floor, just over the sleeping
apartment Of deceased when he heard the report of
pistol and called "Harryl Harryl" that
being the Of Mr. johnson. He ran down stairs
and opened the door of Loveys room when he beheld
that gentleman half dressed lying in the middle OF the
floor bleeding from wound just above the heart and
gasping in death. BY his side was revolver, one
chamber OF which empty, and the ball was found TO
have lodged III the wall opposite Medical aid was
summoned but before the arrival Of the doctor the
young mans soul had fled. The ball passed out near
the spine In Lovey's pocket found SIS, several
papers and a letter commencing my darling" and
breathing the warmes affection, but expressing regret
that they part for The epistle written
in delicate female hand, and was signed "Ida." Mr..
Johnson and his family do not believe that death
the result of deliberate suicide but are OF the opinion
that the shooting was accidental Deceased, who was
native Of Toronto, Canada, was in pretty good circum
stances, respectfully Connected educated and OF re-
fined taste. He was employed as cashier OF the Devoe
OIL Works Beaver street, New York. His employers
speak the highest terms Of him. and state that they
recently increased his salary unsolicited by him. Mr..
Lovey member Of the Twenty third regiment.
He had been acquainted with Mr. johnson for the past
three years and moved from his former boarding house
in Greene avenue TO his friends residence about four
weeks ago Yesterday morning a young and handsome
lady who supposed to have been his aanced visited
the house. and upon seeing the body wept bitterly Tho
inquest was held before Coroner Simms and jury,
when Mr.. johnson testified that he had spoken the
deceased at early hour yesterday morning, and he
was then engaged in cleaning his revolver The latter
weapon he IN the habit OF handling in careless
Witness had observed for several days past
that Mr.. Lovey seemed TO be depressed in spirits,
though usually Of a cheerful disposition. The verdict
oil the CorOners jury TO the effect that he
his death through the accidental discharge OF the re-
volyer, which be was carelessy handling.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
coMMoN PT
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

An additional order directed be entered yes
terday by Judge Donohue, 10 Supreme Court, Cham
bers n The suit brought BY Roebling and others
against Duncan, Sherman Co to recover some 81 900
on letter Of credit This last order directs that Mr.
watts sherman be examined supplementary pro.
ccedirfs
Some time go ex Judge Hogan brought suit to oust
Bankston r Morgan from the present Board or Police
Justices, 40 4 test case ExJudge Waterbury was
counsel for the present Police Justices and charged
$500 or his services and brought suit u tho Court
Of Common Pleas to recover that amount An
tLe Polce Justices except Judge Oucrbourg fled
answers, and judgment went against him w de-
fault Mounn 10 open the default was recently ade
on behalf OF Judge OtterbOurg, On the ground that
Judge Waterbury through Judge Murray. had noti-
Ned Judge Ottcrbourg that the time 10 answer would
be extended Aldavits In opposition were put IN bv
Judge Waterbury and Judge Murray denying tho
truth OF this arrangement Judge Freedman u the
Superior Court, granted the motion yesterday, con
dition that defendants hle an answer within i've days
and pay al costs and disbursements Of the pa,ntGs
An important TO city railroad companies ue ng the
bell punch tired yesterday before Justice Acker at
the Seventh District Court Charles Abrams brought
suit against the Second Avenue Railroad Company for
alleged wrongful detention or $25 which he had do
posted with he company as security for the
of a bell punch used by conductors and also for tho
faithful performance or hts duty as such conductor
hr : b. Hamburger behalf OF the defendant argued
that since Il shown that the company had suffered
damage ny reason of the failure Of the conductor
return al fares collected by him, and in conjunction
With the written agreement that the $50 should be ro-
ianed Dy the company quidated damages, the com.
pnuy should have Judgment In ts favor After long
argument On both sides, Mr. Nathan Nesbitt, appearing
~ opposition, The Court rendered Judgment favor Of
tht company THIS i very novel question, and un-
0oubtcdly Willie test case
1s iSp9nlEs oTqeE wan ANNOUNCED yesterday by
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

Robinson Same calendar as yesterday. Part =
Adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GENRRAL TERM-Held by cher JUS
tice DAILY and Judges LOew and j. r. Day.-Nos lii,
lS9, 1855 1885, 200 20l 202 2o3 20i l05, 201, 2OS 2Vs
2l0, 2ll, 2l3, PA, pit DDS, 156
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Spaulding calendar as yesterday. Part 2.-Ad-
journed for the term. Part 3-Held by Judge
Shea-Nos 29O0 5304 514G 424 5460 1908, 5000 StOl,
36Os, 3613 37Oi 1887, 357o, 5529
CouRr or GENERAL SKssioNs-Hcld by Recorder
HacketL-The People VS.. Henry Rechlo and Bernard
assault and battery: same vs. James Gibbs burglary
Same vs. james Burns, burglary; Samo vs. Charles
Strauss, grand larceny; Same vs. Charles A, Bliss,
grand larceny; Same vs. William ogden, grand lar
ceny same vs. Matthew O'Bren violation OF the cleo
tion laws; Same vs. John Qun, violation Of the elec-
tiOn laws; Same vs. Patrick Crowley, violation OF the
election law; same vs. Nathan Moulton, violation Of
the election laws; Same William J. Falion, James
Brown and John Fisher, violation OF election laws
Same vs.. Daniel Dee, misdemeanOr.
COURT or OYER AID TERluSER-Held by Judge Bar
rett-The People Us. John Scannel, homicide.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

Judge Blatehrord in the United states District Court
The December term Of tho United States District Court
Wall be held Tor the trial Of jury cases The calendar
oi Jury for the present November term oi the
Court anG the assignments Of cases thereon Tor trial,
Will respect 10 which shall bc untred az the
close of the November term, stand Tor the December
term without further notices OF tria and without Ahng
notes OF issue. The Admiralty calendar VIII not b0
called before the Arst Tuesday N January
In the United States District Court yesterday
ing, Judge BRtchiord presiding jury obtained in
the Of the United States against the agent ia New
York Of the York street Flax Spinning Company, Of
Belfast Ireland The agents Of the company here are
Thomas Fawcett and Robert s Sinclair, OF No. 1874
Church street. The complaint Is that between Decem-
ber, 1872 and the corresponding month ia 1873, the
SAID agents imported received as c0nsgnees certain
invoices OF merchandise upon which the duties
amounted % about 100000 la gold and that
the said merchandise entered an differentiation
OF the market price at the port Of shipment at the
dates OF shipment or dates Of departure Of the vessel
carrying such invoices Under section /, Act of
1858 Revised Statutes, goods imported ana passed az
an undcrvaluaon are liable to condscatiou. appears
that the sald goods haye been consumed Hence SUIT
Ias commenced some Time since to recover from lhe
defendants the value OF the said g9Qd& After the Jury
was obtained and sworn the Court was aaJourned ln
token of respect TO the memory Of the late wee fresi.
dent until Monday next United states Assistant
District Attorneys Smith and Ircmain appeared ior
the government and William NJ Eyarts, y. - Eaton
and y. H. Orren for the claimants.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
DlE al.

Aprr-On Sunday. November q, OF pneumonia,
CArHgRrSE a., wife OIL. w. Adee, aged 6s years
The relativc~and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from her late resi-
dcnce 300 West Twenty-fourth street. on Wednesday,
B1sR-0n Monday morning November %, after a
short Illness JOHN IRVING BARR IN the 18th year of his
age.
Funeral services at his late residence No 1853 West
Fifteenth street. Wednesday, November a. At half
past twelve O'Clock.
BESIAMiy.-n Brooklyn November y, HIRAM D.
BENJAMIN, agca 81 years.
half past seven O'Clock, this Tuesday evening Re.
mains will be taken % DanDury Conn, on Wednesday
morning
The funeral will take place from her late residence,
No. L. 3S2 Third avenue, AZ ten O'Clock On Thursday
morning
BuSKEa-on Monday, ga inst, WILLIAM J. BuNKER
IN the S1st year Of bis age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend tho funeral services NJ tho Church Of the Trans
nguraton Twenty ninth street, a. ten O'Clock Thursday
morning.
2l 1875, SUSAN CARLL, aged rs years.
Funeral services AZ Northp0rt, on Wednesday,
November ~, at one O'Clock. Tram leaves Hun
teris Point at ten O'Clock A. NJ Carriages will be al
friends or the family respectfully invited to attend
the unera also those q her sons, David Israel and
CrART-At Cornwall, on the Hudson, Sunday, No
vcmber 2l at the residence Or his sister, STEPHEN A.,
son Of the late George g. Clark in the 37th year OF his
The relatives and friends or the family invited TO
attend the funeral services TO be held IN the cornwall
PRESBYTERIAN church, Tuesday afternoon November
23 al half past o'clock, without further notice
CoLRs AT Flushing, L. l., on sunday evening" Zlst
inst SAMUEL COLEs, aged 93 years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attond his
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
MRS. BoGENscHUTz's DEATH.
WAS SHE KILLED by THE sEIBERr FAMILY.

WAS SHE KILLED by THE sEIBERT FAMILY
The inquest in the case Of Mrs William Bogenschutz
who Il Is alleged came her death from violence
ceved Al the hands Of a family named Sebert, at No
7s0 Eleventh avenue last july held before Coroner
Kessler yesterday.
Drs Charles Bliss and Bosley testified TO having at
tended Mrs. Bogenschutz and the latter said;-She
died / think the nth day of November 1875, from
extension OF an imitation Of The bone, and possible
necrosis Of the mastOld process OF the temporal bone
have similar result from cold, II would be
difficult 20 form an opinion unless external marks had
been found, saw no external marks.
Anna wicker testified ~ reside at No. $50 Eleventh
avenue; that Us where Mr. Seibert lived July I3,
1878 on that evening saw Mrs. Bogenschutz 60 up
stairs and aiterward beard screaming and scuing up
there heard some one strike another did not go up
when Mrs. Bogcnschutz down STAIRS piece OF
kndling wood was rOwn after her
Eliza Zwcker testified when Mrs Bogenschutz went
up stairs heard Mrs. Seibert say to her husband,
iJacob throw that creature out" and then MT sell
bert ordered her TO out when they began TO hght
Mrs Bogenshutz crying; the scuihe lasted about
minutes; the noise continued for little while, and
then MTs, Rogenschutz came down with her hair all
dsheyeled; piece OF wood was thrown after her
Mrs Bogenschutz was crying '0h, my head l' heard
laugh up stairs, which followed by Mrs. Seberts
shouting, ~ give il 10 her, - and the daughter, too
Anthony wicker corroborated the two last Wit
nesses' statements.
William Bogenschutz deposed:-I live at No. 7S4
Eleventh avenue; deceased was my vile; she had
loaned Mrs Seiber ninety cents she sent girl over 10
Selberts house with letter asking for the money put
the little girl sent back with the letter; my wife
then went over with the letter. a little while after
girl came and told there big fight going on
nj Seiberts; | went right over and went up
the stairs, SIebert had gun in his hand, and Mrs.
Soibert and her daughter each held stick OF wood;
the door open, and, as went In, Sebert said 10
me, "Get out Of here III kill you, and took down
from the wall sword with which he made strike at
men, but my wife, in trying TO defend me- received
the blow on her arm; / told Sebert | wanted
only my wife, and taking her in my arms went out
the only violence saw the blow with the sword;
when we arrived home my wife crying, and she
showed me her right leg, which was swollen and her
arm which blue; saw nothing on her ear, though
she pointed and said it bad place; she cried
all that night from pain two days after called in DR..
Bliss; she at that time complaining OF her head
though could no bruse cut on it: the last thing
that she said that | could understand was, 'Seibert
hit here Y and she pointed TO her head once after
the night she said that Seiber struck her all over
and that she s'had been licked with sticks by Mrs.
Seibert and her daughter, and by Mr.. Sebert with
gum
TIE inquest was adjourned until next Wednesday
morning ut ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
CAPTAIN MMwAIN'S TRIAL.

The trial Of Captain Jonn McIlwan, Of tho Seventh
precinct, was resumed yesterday morning before Com
mlssioners Matsell and Voorhs. After d number OF
witnesses had been called whose testimony Or no
importance Detective Field, Of tho District Attorney
onice detailed his search for the who had
assisted In the robbery Of Peunoyer Tho witness de-
latter. He abandoned work On the because or
being obliged To devote bis time to the capturing Of
the masked burglars Captain Mcllwan, ID the opin-
ion Of the Witness had used every endeavor q catch
the panel thief
Detective Cllnchy attached 70 the Twentieth pro.
rated the testimony given al the previous hearing ~
scrgeants Nicholson and Buddngton ana Rounds man
Brce The case was adjourned untd next Wednesday
when Captain McIiwan Will take tie stand The last
witness III the case.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs:
Bv Lndge nonnhne.

-
Matter OF shearer; Fowler The Commercial Ware
house Company Searle Va Searle Matter OF the HOLY
Trinity; Lowenstein vs. Murray; Matter OF Duly;
Moore VI. Pendiebury.-Granted
Matter Of Amend-WhGt order is asked?
Hilborn VS. Koile-Order correct
Torrens Schwabe.-Plaintif1s motion withdrawn.
Matter Of Thorpe wish 70 counsel
- by Judge Lawrence.
Hollister VS. En9e.-Case and amendments settled
and directed TO be hled.
Lfddell vs. Paton.Motion to vacate order Of arrest
denied with costs. Memorandum.
Clark vs. Waters-Mouon 70 strike out the answer
Is snasl denied. - =
Matter Of stoute-Moon to discharge nom arrest u
denied. Memorandum
First National Bank Of Tarrytown W Clews Went
worth Aorsnge Flandrow Holland-Order as
settled
Frost vs. Van Memorandum for counsel.
Zimmerman vs. Seinkoop-Motion vacate the
order Of october p 1873 vacatng the order Of October
~, denied Memorandum.
ouaekenbos Va Nast-I can only allow to the Sheriff
sixty cents for receiving entering and returning
execution and the bill must DO adjusted l55 ~ ",
t06. Memorandum.
Kampen Va Kampen.-The matter viii be referred
back to Mr. Andrews; but before entering the order
wish 10 have before proof Of tho service or the
summons by publication. The anidavits in the bundle
are incomplete and seem 70 be only partial copies Of
original
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Delaney Is Maoney-Judgment for defendant, with
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcrAL TERM
by duQRe freedman.
Ofinger e. al VS.. De Wolf et al-Fndings settled
Sprague VI. prague-Memorandum for counsel
Irwin et a. ". Chambers Proceedings dismissed:
costs Memorandum
Waterbury vs. Morgan et a.-Moton granted on
payment OF plaintiffs costs and disbursements in
cluded IN the judgment SO for opposing this mo.
tion and on the further condition that defendant nav
snch costs, &C. and serve bis answer within five days
and accept notice q trial or the December term
BY Judge Curtis
Schema Freund ct aL-FIndings settled See
memorandum for counsel
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Larremore.
Weber VS.. Koch-Repofts confirmed
Matter Of Shields.
Bruckoe Bmckee.-Motion granted.
Rcnnell Brewster-Report confirmed and pay
ment ordered
Wooster vs. Luchs-Injuncton dissolved.
Hull va. Hagerman. Reference ordered.
BY Judge e. j. Daily.
The People ex rel. McGuirc-Reierees report con.
Grmed
BY Judge Robinson.
Lattimer vs. Suemorc.-Extra allowance Of $500
By Judge Loew.
horange vs. Vogei e al-Let counsel for respective
parties appear before me Thursday, the 10th inst,
At eleven A. A.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
THE PACIFIC MAIL SUBSIDY.

suit, growing out OF the Congressional investiga
tion into the Pacific Mail subsidy matter time
ago has been commenced IN the Supreme Court by the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company against ex-Congress.
John G. Schumacher, OF Brooklyn for about
$500 ooo which the company aIege belonged to them
and which, Il Is claimed he received unlawfully from
Richard b. Irwin, their agent The defendant claims
the money in payment Of services alleged by him to
have been rendered the company obtaining 1872
the government subsidy for the company. On the
other hand II is claimed by the company that Irwin
disbursed large amount Of their money unlawiuy to
different persons and among others e Schumacher The
whole matter is likely TO up tor full and thor
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
COURT or APPEALS.
ALBANY, Nov. %, 1875.

HLHANll INUFs - 4sIO'
The following cases we're heard to-day
No. "A The Bowery National Bank, appellants, vs.
The Mayor &C., Of New York, respondents Argued
by George W. wngate OF counsel for appellant and by
D. J. Dean, for respondent
No. a. Elizabeth Burgher, Administrative, &c,
respondent, James G. Hughes ct all appellants :
Argued by b. w. Huntingdon, Of counsel for appel
lauts and by s. A. UnderhIli, for respondent
No. 90. William 4. Demorest and another, appel
lants, William II. Wickham, the Mayor, SC,
respondents ts-Argued by Samuel Hand aud W. s.
Wolf OF counsel Tor appellants and BY d. J. Dean, for
respondent
Adjourned.
The following is the day calendar for Tuesday,
November 23;-Nos- 53, 90, AZ, 90, s., 5s 90, 52
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY WAR.

Tho steamer Mimic X child was placed On Tho opposl.
ton line from the club house AZ apleon yesterday
morning in place of iho y r Martin, recently burned
Tho boat II is understood, will Be run 10 suit tho
wishes Of the public, and meeting ls 70 be held at
Stapeton TO determine what trips will bs most con-
vcnent. The time table 0r he present Includes cght
trips q day The hull OF The steamer u. r. Martin stll
lies al the Coast Wreckug Company's dock
Ii being alleged that the North shore Ferry Company
are In the habit Of tying up Of their boats at the
Port Richmond landing 20 obslruct the public
wharf and hndraucc t. the boats of the opp0s
ton line well aa 70 passengers the Trustees o Port
Richmond have requested the Captain of the Port Of
New York 10 have the obstruction removed.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
SCHOOLS AT TIE CENTENNIAL.

Mr.. Apgar, Superintendent Of the New Jersey State
Board or Education delivered address yesterday to
the teachers Of the Jersey City pubic schools and i'm
pressed them with the importance Of being properly
represented at the Centennial
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
PUNISHMENT IN SCHOOLS.

The excitement in Hobokcn, Union Hill and Bayonne
over the severe punishment inflicted pupils by
teachers in the public schools is the increase. The
latest case is that OF boy named William OiBrien who
maze an affidavit charging John Keynton principal Of
the West Hobokon school, and Charles Scheck, a
teacher with assault and battery. Warrants were
issued by Justice Crossman and the examination will
AXE Mace on FRIDAY
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
STATE SCHOOL TEACHERS.

The FIRST examination Of teachers for State certih
Gates under the new law VIII be held in the Senate
Chamber, Albany, Thursday December 10, at three
O'Clock =. NJ TO accommodate candidates in other
parts Of the State arrangements have been made Tor
holding examinations at other points, TO be published
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
coLoNEL MEEHANs pENIAL.

Messrs Benoit & Wood have combined ia an an
day denying tho statements made before the senate
Committee by their whom clerk penn Colonel Noe.
han states that the whole purchase lyo years from
Bon0it / Wood dd not amount ia gross % 8f 800
and that hc dd not purchase seventh part Of tue sup
plies tor which that amount was paid
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

BowERs-D DANDRIpGE.-T evening, November
IS in Christ church. Cincinnati by the Rev Thomas s.
Yocom Of Cincinnati and the Rev. Noah Hunt Sehenck,
d. d. OF Brooklyn JoHN NJ BowERs of New York, and
SUSAN BOWLER DASDRIpGE, OF Cincinnati.
McDERMoTr-O 'HARA-On Sunday, November p,
bv the Rev Morgan Dix HENRY McDERMorT TO KATIE
D HARA No cards.
sMALLEY-GALE.-In New York, Tuesday November
16 by Rev Il. II. White, ~ GRAND T. SMALLEY, OF
Brooklyn to IDA f. youngest daughter Of Henry Gale,
or Yonkcra No cards.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.

Messrs. Elliott +. Sheppard, Albert Mathews Gilt
ford A. Hand, Hamilton Ode and r. W De Forrest a
committee or the Association of the Bar or the city or
New York have addressed circular 70 The profession
throughout the state asking suggestions aud opinions
d tho formation Of 0 state Bar AssoclaLon.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMERs-Held by Judge Dono
hnc-N0s 25 a. 81 49, 50. G5, o. 10 75 T6 s2 So,
e9 100 lI9 l21 Ice 1896 137, 1iG Ie4 100 1g7, III,
l12 l1s 1s3 1s5 1856 z05, 2o7, 2l4 go 250 235 240
25L
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM-Adlournod FOR the
term.
SUPREME C0rRT-SPEcTtL TERN-Hed by Judge
Lawrence -Demurrers--N0s %, ~ 2S Law and
642, 209 ~ la5 lso 102 4ss 40 COS 634 20, 544,
65l, 100, 63s, 4s4, 6i5, 90
SUPREME CocRr-CKcUfr-part 1-Adjournod for
the term Part 2-Hed by Judge Wcstbrook-
same calendar as yesterday Part 3--Hcld BY Judge
Van Norst-Nos As3, l625, 1888, 963 343,
s44l l40l, sSl sS77 6o3, l2l7 1875 1O2i 1929 1921
sg9G,
sCrERioR CoURr-GESERAL TERK-Adjourned for
the torn.
SUPERIOR CouRT-rRiAL THRM--Part Held by Judge
SpcirNos. 1919 s23, 5T5, l5l TO sG3 49, $40 1901
sos, 74l, 6l3, 500 ISL T25 Part 2ZHeld bv Judee
Curtis Nos 1892 o3s 696 sos, s00X SOC 1870, 6ei
s62 1918 e42, 7sS $50, 636 6l4, 454
CoGGoS PLgAS-TRIAL TERM--PIt Held by Judge
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
STATEN ISLAND SURROGATE.

Mr. Tompkins wcstervolt, County Judge and surro-
gate elect Of Richmond county i i understood VIII
remove the surrogates Office % Tompkinsylllc for
greater convenience instead ofkcepng itat Richmond
where Il has ALWAYS heretofore bcen
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
TRUANTS.

The police busy all day yesterday taking the
names Of all bootbacks and other boys who ought TO
be in school, tho object being enforce their attend
the truant agents under the provisions OF the
COMPULSORY school law.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
POLICE COURT NOTES

Tford stuyvesant was arraigned before Judge Kas
mre al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday on
charge Or striking william p Mackcy, Or 50 JOG Lewis
street. over the head with club and knocking him
senselcss He was held IN $500 ball
Henry solaeld, ofNo 70 Spring street was riding On
Third avenue car early yesterday morning and ho fet
the hand OF George H. williamson his watch pocket
He procured Wilhams0ns arrest and the prisoner was
arraigned before Judge kasmire and committed in
TO steal
Charles Buchler 10. 112 East Third street William
Keyes. OF No. lg7 First avenue; Thomas Noonan, 81
No lBo avenue a; Bernard McCabe. Of No. IfJ Third
avenue and Henry Olhorse Of No. ~ avenue r. were
arraiqned before Judge kasmire az the Essex Market
Police Court Yesterday and held In 81 900 bail each to
answer on charge ol selling liquor without license
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday John Hogan, oi
Hartford Conn, was held 70 answer on a charge ~
breaking into the prcTrises no I02 Nassau street aud
stealing thererom SIS worth q property.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
LONG ISLAND TURNIPs.

II is estimated that not less than 10000 bushels of
turnipg have been shipped from Eac Point 70 the rev
YORK market tAis fall almost entirely by boats