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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

AYRRs-Ross.-On Tuesday, February 49, at tho
residence OF The BRIDES parents, by the Rev. John
Kirkpatrick, CRITrENDON AYRES TO LIZZIE, young
est daughter OF George Ross all OF this city.
BRYAR-WHITE.-On February 81, 1875, by Rev.
parents, WILLIAM r. bryan to NErTIE NJ. WHITE.
all Of Brooklyn.
HERBERT-CoHEN.-On Wednesday, oath tnst:, in
New York city, by the Rev. j. j. Lyons, RICHARD J.
HERBERT, OF LansdOwne road Noting Hui, Lon
don. to VICTORIA COHEN, youngest daughter OF the
late Fl. H. Cohen.
JoACHIMsEN-MYERs.--O Wednesday, February
"a, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the
Rev. $. NJ. lsaacs. JOSEPH =. JOACHIMsEN to SARAH,
daughter OF NJ. $. Myers all OF this city.
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CITY HALL MOTIFS.

Although the Mayor was not aware that
Mr. Waehner intended to introduce the
bill which places IN the Board OF Aldermen
the power oil finally passing upon the estimates
for eacn year by two-tnird vote, ne Is SAID to
have always been oppvsed 20 the existence OF
Board OF Apportionmsnt. only one member OF
which is cleo led 0y the people.
The Corporation Counsel In ends to send letter
to the Governor in answer to Mr.. OConor's letter,
and Is now busily engaged upon 1t.
IL Is the general impression ABOUT the CITY Hail
that the Governor Will send down his approval or
the removal OF the FIRE Commi -sioners on Mon
day next The Commissioners now that the Gov
ernor mas opened the door 10 iurtner commuuica-
tions on the subject OF the charge against them,
are, ike the Corporation Counsel, framing an
other reply to the charges made against them by
the Mayor, in which 1t Is alleged tnat they VIII
bring ''new evidence" to prove their innocence OF
malfeasance Ia ONCE. This document win be sent
to the Governor direct.
There are two warrants now awaiting the
Mayors sigma ture, and which will be lett unsigned
Q long time unless q thorough explanation Is made
by the Comptroller as 70 the services rendered,
and for which in one case as special counsep' In
defending certain suit. one OF the parties 10 In
tereSC wants Al. 500.
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10 30 paid oy william stuart the lessee. was TO DO
applied toward the payment OF the mortgage.
This statement Is denied by the plaintiff. Mean
time Mr.. stuart mas eused TO pay rent. on the
ground that the alterations IN the theatre were
not finished at the time agreed upon. or In accord
ance win the requirements OF the lease. the case
was not reached TIL very late, and so the trial was
pos poned TIL this morning. Among the witnesses
In atten rance were Dion Bouclcaut and Mr. Stuart.
the former relieving the tedousness OF waiting
by lively chat with ex-Mayor Hall.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
Before Judge BIxby.

BURGLARY IN GREENWICH STREET.
About TOUR O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.. John
WOOD. OF No. 776 Green wicn street. was awakened
BY a noise in the hallway. He Immediately struck
. light and discovered that the door OF room
adjoining his own had been broken open and
quantity OF coats, pantsloons and overcoats, with
q trunk full oil underwear. mad Deen carried away.
Mr.. Wood procured the assls lance OF officer QUINN
OF the Nintn precinct, and togetner they searched
the house. In the cellar they discovered q man,
named William BOYLE. via part OF the stolen
property IN his possession. and the trunk was
Iound 10 the rear porch awaiting removal; Boyle
was brought before Judge BiAby, and held In
$1,000 bail TO answer on charge OF burglary.
BURGLARY ON THE BowERY.
On1cer MisKell, OF the Eighth precinct, saw Henry
Myers waking through Prince street early yester.
day morning with large bundle under his arm.
The offcer approached Myers. when the latter
threw the bundle into an areaway and ran on. He
was pursued and arrested. Toe bundle contained
forty-two shirts. IL was subsequently discovered
that a burglary had been Committed on the premi-
ses OF Joseph Harris on Tue ,day Dignt and about
been carried away. Inc shirts winch were tnrown
away Dy Myers were idontlned by Mr.. Harris
yesterday as part OF the stolen property. Judge
Bxoy committed the prisoner In $1,000 bail TO
answer II General SESSIONS
FALSE REPRESENTATIONS.
Edward Baer. OF No. 342 Bridge street. Brooklyn,
was arraigned before Judge Bixby yesterday on
Charge OF obtaining money under false pretences
Tue charge was preferred by jacob Van Wagenen
OF No. ~ West Nineteenth street. As Is alleged
Baer had been acquainted for length OF TIME
wt'h broker, named Benjamin I. Cook and hac
several business transactions with blm IN TIT
snape OF negotiating notes. About the beginning
OF last september Baer represented nimseil Il
Cook as the owner OF 2l.Ov0 acres OF minera
land IN Tennessee, valued at 100000, a.
well as $4,000 worth OF other pro serty
On the 18th oil September one Joseph Hecht CAM
to Mr. COOK with promissory note drawn TO tn'
order of Edward Baer, and winch note he wished
to have discounted. Mr. Cook brought Hecht U
Mr.. Van WapeDen VINO on the representation mad
10 MIN by Mr.. Cook as to the pecuDiary condition
OF Baer, discounted the note. 10 was soon after
ward discovered that Baer was completely Dank
rupt and had no assets whatever. The prsone
was held In 81, 900 pail TO answer by Judge BIxDy
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SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

Lazarus Fleetman, German shoemaker, about
fortynve years OF age. while su nering under men,
tai alteration, the result Of over indulgence In
lager beer, swallowed four ounces Of muriatlc
acid yesterday moi ming at No. 1853 smith
street. He was attended by Dr. Keller. who
caused his removal to the Long Island College
Hospital, where he fingered until last evening,
suffering intensely, and Il en- died.
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THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT.

THE FINANCE DEPzKT6ENT.
On March L. at NOON. the Comptroller will open
bids for nearly million OF assessment fund stock
as loilOws:-
Assessment fund stock, authorized by section
Z OF chapter 500 Of the Laws OF 1865, and as pro-
vided by chapter 5O4 OF the Laws OF 1874, prin-
ciple payable November l.-l9 u and interest,
ally w on ne the ssa Ss May and
Assessmen iund stock, as above, principal pay
able In amounts OF $1,000, in one, two and
three years respectively and interest, at SIX
On the list day OF May and November 100000
Total Sss5 6OO
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THE DISPENSERS OF CHARITIES.

Commissioner Bailey was on duty at The Elev
enth street once yesterday. ana his associates
were engaged in supervising the institutions
President Bailey reports nothing new. The Com
missIoners nave had under consideration the set
ting apart OF building ON Blackwel!'s Island as o
homeopathic hospital. but as they find that they
cannot dispense with the smallpox hospital their
homeopathic friends win be disappointed.
Captain Gregory. OF the schoosnip Mercury.
which lett this port on the 23d OF last month,
writes under date OF February a. at sea, in latitude
81. longitude 49, that they have had pleasant
run and expect to reach Barbados on February
Is. He reports all the boys IN due health, but ex-
presses DISAPPOINTMENT at the 'non-receptlon Of
very necessary stores, the purchase OF which In
the West Indies VIII involve additional expense.
The ship IL IN excellent trim, ne reports, the
weather warm and the boys delighted at the pros
pect Of getting into warm climate.
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THE PARK COMMISSION.

The Park Commission have under consideration
two important public works. One u the con-
structlon OF q suspension bridge over the Harlem
River at ls1st street, reference to which has al.
ready been made in the HERALD. At their meet
Ing on Tuesday evening they took the preliminary
steps toward pushing the work by ordering plans
prepared and estimates made. They have, In au-
ticipatou OF the early commencement OF the
work. made requisition upon the Comptroller
for 500, O00 but the bridge may cost dOuoe that
sum. the other undertaking IL the improvements
on Brooks avenue. Morrlsanla, the prooable cost
OF winch they have. not yet estimated.
At the meeting on Tuesday evening final
action was deerrod, to enable the engineer TO
submit pans and estimates. The Commissioners
have also been deivinR into the intriCacles or
finance, and Calculating wherein they can reduce
ex, enscs. Tneg inherited huge work from the
odd Ring Commissioners, which IL known as the
Central PARK conservatory. WHAT sum has
would I'M crest the tax payers; Dut MIR. Irwin, the
Secretary, was yesterday unable to md fne sta
tistics. The Commissioners nave resolved TO
abandon the completion OF this work until more
prosperous times. The Riug Commission mad also
organized prOpagatng department Tor the Gull
tIvatlOn OF exotics, deemed necessary Tor the
beautlylnR OF the PARKS. This Is situated at
Mount st. Vincent and Is costly luxurv. The
present Commission have resolved to abandon
this propagation Tor the present, and thus
materially reduce expenses, ana Will hereafter
only raise sucn flowers as are requisite Tor
the ornamentatiOn oil the PARKS. They also calcu-
lated upon increasing the police force, which Is
1our sergeants, fity-lOur parkkeepers and twenty
four Raiekeepers; but owing to the cutting down
OF the yearly appropriation they nave abandoned
the idea OF an increase, which they claim ID urgent
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COURT CALENDARs-TH1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held BY Judge
Lawrence.-Nos 81, So, So "a, IS, 3d. 1872 164, 2Ol,
22o, 2sl 2s4, 24l 252 25s 254 1885, 1885, ISL 26o 20l
SUPREME CoURr-spEcIAL TERM-Held BY Judge
Van vorst.-lssues OF La and iact-Nos. 81, ~,
$50, o. 1885, 1870 1919, 49, 206 20S 2lO, ILL 2l2, 2l5,
272, 13I, 65 l47, 49,, l66, III, 102, l5&
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT-Part2 -Held BY Judge
Van 5s ss ESQ., S sS SS aS r.
97s, 1000 ESQ., 1905, 1905, 1910 1912, l2l4 l220 i222
1926 Part 3-HeId Dy Judge Donohue.-Nos. lO6s.
1857 $780, 77a $780, sa, 9sl, us. 62a So, 115l, os5.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERx-Part Held
sI5, s37 SIT, GAL, 943, 945, e47 t49, 95l. Par. p
Held ny Judge Curiis-Nos. 1l20. 906 1894 st0 962,
$40, sOo 1915 1922, $50, 1885, 554, 1924, 900, $685.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUIrY TERN-Held by Judge
Loew-Case On-NO. So.
COMMON PLEAs-lRIAL TERM-Part Held BY
Judge Larremore.- Nos 1911, 1888, 1885, 1927: Part
2-Hetd by Judge J. +. Daily. Nos. $50, 1929, 1885,
1892, $685. 2Sos 1913. l2s4, 1925 1882, 1880. 1884,
1855, 1880, 1919 1895. 243e, 1898, 1859.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-farts !, 2 and a.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Recorder
HacKett-rhe People VS.. Walter Coleman ana
James IL Hastings burglary same Vs. Jon1 1o MS
McCort and William Connery burglary; same VS..
Patrick Carlos. burglary; same vs.. Jonn Morris
sey, Dennis MOrrlssey. John Burns and James
Fackner, lie onious assault and battery; same vs..
Edward Martin, IelonIous assault ana battery !;
Same vs.. John Farrell feonious assault and bat
terry; Same vs.. Dumas Reintges and Heloise
Angelo, grand larceny; Same vs. John Kelly,
grand larceny; Same vs.. Thomas Moore and
ROBERT TraInor, grand larceny; Same vs.: William
Zuesman, forgery; Same VS.. David Mcdonald,
feloniOus assault and battery; Same vs.. John
smith, lelonous assault and battery; Same vs.
Mcknight, eceiving stolen goods; Same VS.. Henry
Sneeback. obscene literature; Same vs. George
Williams and John Rogers. petit larceny; Same vs..
Henry Daniels. petit larceny.
OYER AND TERMINER-Held by Judge Barrett
The People vs. Edward Mooney, homicide.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge sherwood.
A GRAsPING CREDITOR.

A GRASPING CREDITOR.
Mrs. Augusta Kelly. Of No. So East Fourth street,
came before the above Court yesterday and pre-
ferred charge OF grand Larceny against one Moses
Tobrish, of No. IS Canal street. Mrs. Kelly alleged
that on Tuesday sue went TO Toorlshs place OF
business % pay III, and That IoorIsn snatcned a
pocketDOok, containing Si5. out OF her hand ana
refused 10 return the money, saying, "Ghat makes
US square, and do not wish 10 40 any more busl-
ness with you.u Ioorisn conteDded yesterday
that the pocketDook con tanned only x1g, ana that
MIS-. Kelly was indebted TO nIm In that amount.
Judge sner wood however, held ToDrisn in 900
bail TO answer &C General sessions.
TY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
william slmngton and George simington. broth,
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SANITARY MATTERS.

The Registrar OF Records reported yesterday to
the Boarl OF Health that during the week ended
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A MEMENTO OF THE WAR.

In 1857 Miss Berlna s. Moore was teaching school
in North Carolina. Sne purchased 10 shares OF
the Phoenix Bank, OF this city. Two years later
she sold, through an attorney, tnrty-six shares OF
the stock, retaining eighty-iour shares In her pos
session. The war came on and the dlvi tends on
the stock accrued, but, owing to communication
being cut on with the North, she was unable to
obtain them. In Marcn, 1854 Information was
gwen to the government that the amount OF stock
named with the accrued dividends, remained In
her name on the Books o. the bank, ana under the
property UeiongIng to rebels proceedings were
taken ON Denah OF the government Tor las con1s-
cation. The Result was that the stock was declared
lorleIted. An enort was made TO set ASIDE the
decree. but without success. In the meanwhile
Miss Moore married Mr.. CnapInan, an Episcopallan
clergyman, ann as Mrs. Chapman mas brought SUIT
against the Phoenix National Bank, OF thus CITY, 10
recover 81, l76. amount oil accrued DIVIDENDS, ne
understanding beng. OF course, that II she gets
verdict IN uer avor 1t VIII also CARY win III the
vaue ~ the SOCK originally ownei by her Inc
case came 10 trisi yesterday before Judge spelr,
holding SPECIAL Term OF tue superior Court The
plaintiff claims tnat the confircaton Oh the STOCK
was Illegal -ne alleging tnat sue did not come
wlJnIn the category OF those giving AID and com.
tort 20 tue enemy >, whose property, under the act
referred TO- was lIaUle ~ cOunscdtiOD. Tue eence
Is that me bank had part ln the proceedings
taken by the government, ana that, IN cancellinR
the certificate, IL merely compiled with the decree
Of the United States Court Judge Spelr LOOK the
papers, reese wing his decision.
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THE PARK THEATRE MORTGAGE.

Messrs George W. riggs & Co., the bankers, OF
Washington, in May 1873, advanced $4,000 to
James Purse, owner OF The PARK Theatre, In this
CITY, taking mortgage on the property as Sc
curity. suit has been commenced to Iorecose
tins mortgage, and the case was set down Tor trial
yesterday before Judge Van Worst, holding SUI
preme Court. Special Term. The defence Is that
under an agreement between the parties, tue rent
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ers, and James Conner. all boys, were arrsignel
on charge OF robbery. 1t was alleged that they
undertook to convey Thomas White to his home.
6l3 Ninth avenue, and that while doing so they
robbed ntn OF his watch and money. In all amount
ing TO sos. They were held In $4,000 each 10
answer.
sERIous ASSAULT ON A SICK WOMAN.
Barbara Rheinstein, . young German woman.
was srragned on Q serious charge OF assault She
and Cstharine schaener occupy doors at No. 1888
East Forty-sixth street. The latter owed the
former some money, In consequence OF which
they became involved In . quarrel on the stair
way on Tuesday. rne accused violently pushed
Mrs. Schaerer against the banister. The injury
she thus received to her side would not probably
have amounted to much were 1t not that Mrs.
Schae1er mad only lew days before been con-
hned. Alter the assault she had again to take TO
her bed. On Tuesday night, according 10 the GER
tincaic OF her physician, she was deiirtous Tor
long time. Yesterday she was better but though
not yet able TO leave her ped, she was out OF any
immediate danger Of death. The accused was
hold for examination.
DEEDS THAT WERE PROBABLY STOLEN.
Edgar W. Ross, twenty years OF age. and John
Crowley. aged twenty-one. were srraigned on
charge or having in their possession deeds OF
property in this city belonging to other persons.
They were found acting Ia very sus ilcious man.
ner In the Grand Central depot ana are believed
to have stolen the papers. On1cer Mahon. oil the
Nineteenth sUD-precnct who arrested them, was
directed to get the owner or owners OF the papers,
and in the M antime the accused were remanded.
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A Plea Of Guilty and a Sen
tence Of Ten Years.
C0NFISCATI0N OF BANK STOCK
Mortgage Proceedings in a
Theatrical Suit.
ANOTHER RAISED CHECK CASE
Voluminous Business in the Court
Of Sessions.

on and after the LIST OF March, and until further
notice Supreme Court, Chambers, will be opened
1t ten O'Clock and the calendar called at eleven
4. M.
Application was made yesterday In supreme
Court. Chambers, before Judge Lawrence on be-
bali oil the society for the Reformation oil juvenile
Delinqueuts. Tor an Injunction against the pro-
prletors OF the Metropolitan Theatre, restraining
them from giving any further performances until
PAYMENT OF their license. The application was
granted and the usual bond filed.
suit has been commenced in the supreme Court
by Michael Healey and other members OF the oio
Board OF Assis ant Aldermen with view 10 de-
termine the question whether they nave oeen
legally legisated out OF ONCE or not Tine basis OF
the suit is the alleged unconstltutonahty Oh 'ne
act aboishing the Board
George s Repper brought suit against John 7.
Baxter and others for $l.5oo damages on account
OF injuries to a wharf at the foot OF North Eighth
street, Brooklyn, e. D.. through collision with
wharf by the bark Louise. while under tow by the
steamtug s. A. Bapcock The case was tried
some time since before Judge Barbour OF the
superior Court and resulted in disagreement or
the Jury. second trial III the same Court, before
Judge Curtis, has been in progress several Gays
and terminated yesterday with the same result as
before.
Dion Boucicault yesterday took the usual initia-
tory proceedings in suit to recover damages
against josh Hart, OF the Theatre Comique, for
the alleged infringement OF the latter upon the
copyright OF the ''Shaugnraun" The suit Is IN
stltuted in the United States circuit Court; dam
ages are laid at $4,000.
Bernard Woods, the fireman Of the steamer
Henry Chauncey, charged with the manslaughter
of Micnael Tanning, a fellow fireman, and whose
examination was reported in Tuesdays HERALD,
was yesterday admitted to bail in $4,000 to await
trial.
In the matter OF the contested Will OF Stephen
n. Knapp which has been before Surrogate
Hutchings for some time, the testimony was
closed yesterday and the counsel VIII sum up the
case on W ednesdav next AS the only property
left nv the testator Is an old claim for sl5
against the city, the payment Of which is re used,
1t is not likely the contestants OF the Will can gain
much Tor their trouble.
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DECISIONS.
Jy Judge Lawrence.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBEH&
Peyret vs.. Peyret.-Report OF referee con.
Armed and Judgment OF divorce granted to tho
plaIntIn.
Riagelmann, Jr., vs. wells-Order granted.
Hagan VS.. Waldron; Glenn MS VS.. Robinson, In
the matter OF the Pensacola Lumber Company
Grained.
McCredie VS.. McKnight-Decree granted.
Remer vs.. acknowledgements Tor counsel.
Clark vs.. DOnaldson.-l cannot approve OF this
under aking until the sureties give more def
nte statement OF their liabilities.
Bates VS.. McGown-rhere must be an amdavtt
stating the facts required to be shown by rule d.
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arc SOW TosslesS Resos shOrls he her PSlicy,
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