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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
TUESDAY. JuvR z.

TUESDAY. JuyR q
For fragana. AMI cHb by n" steamship Cnlnnts mails
t'o.r 40 d. a Supplementary Mall 1nr.si AZ - N
steamship a 3 D No. ~, North RIVER.
WEDNESDAY JUNE D.
Queenstown dnd Liverpool ~ TIE steam
-ap ADvs-ri. mails al $50 \. No -app nenisry
MdlL - nsp sails At 300 a. la 'I""i N1iAid ID" a. J.issy
city. .,.. go. , "a
For Fur1nc via Plymouth ChcriOugt ani Hamburg ny ths
steamship rom'nrr1ul mails epS1 al IT'D M -'ppt--
from PR tot Oi rhirl It.. Uoboken.
Nefh rind dirst, koti@niam, by no -t"Arf-
.hip Mas az SHa. steamship .ai- nom Pa
sonia Ferry. Jsrs.y { ty, a. u q.
o Havana and uha by steamship City OF New YORK, mails
ID \ Supplementary Mall u closed ~ 10 D. IN
st+aol-ip -4is as ?. M, lon Per 70 , Sorth tVw' a.
"a steamship -als a. rom Pier No H. Norm RN"F
FRIDAY. J,NE II.
N4i for IN" Sat ,ich lsanhs Pm Islands Ne" l'ianh,
ard Ar-r'ia Nl lr by the steamship '1ty ui Me-
should be- posted IN Yor- ltorr Frti1v June ~
Nls for $50 t'lhani cJO,e - inc sew hofS F"stOnes
every day g i:ib q.
A dsifor Halifly v g., ia cosei az tho HsVY@x Peat
~ATrRDAY JrvE -
EEoPe eAcspt -c0taIhi ard trnne, va rt' nstswn
4 AtiTiac mails eio~ 80
iTY NAL - closed At II = M Steamship
0l'r, hy the -e r-p CALIFORNIA nauN lose nc
a. ~ supplementary Ma = 'i1aed at ~ o. N. -u'amship
81 i. az u n from Per NJ. 3D. N0rib RIVER
Direct Dy mo steamship WAlis 40
a. m A Supplementary Man closed Al 1890 steam
snip - Us - m. from Pier 80 80 North liver.
8remen, 10y t ~ atIelp Dora IA i- .ose
30 a. \ supplementary Hm ~ ebS'h ~ ~ post
Office lij p. m. Il mahp s.- a. p M u'u per loot
rr IL ID, W.sr hv ne steamship City tn@n. close &C
D. al. steamship sa- a. ~ NON PIER No 20 asst lu'e
Al Maj. slaas IT. a Ths Postohca 70 open
fr.. : lIl ID II e. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
DTCIsTONS-JrSF :.

Supreme C1rrf- Chambers - BY .Iuige L1wrencc.-
CLARK ut McCorlack. wish explanation % REGARD 10 p
bont rendered before 81 ming the orer The People R' 1911
lack. art Herzg Granted. Barkeey' exr Ne agI pr'.--
GcaelH Tcn by chief Justice Mcneil and Judge Frc'd
ptore,n affirmed with costs
op On bv MCNEIL CO. j. Aliaro DaFdsfl ct alurrr
DENYING fr trial on f'e judges minutes auifme
with cosis opinion g Freelinln, T. ,., - 90,
By tti,fI I-trc Mcneil and Julge -edg"ick.-J"nes 4f
Norwood. udgm,n affirmed SitA c',t'. ,.-., -.
l,v chief Justice ai0n, udL sr 'nI ~rfifDoi
81 81 AIT Lori ir 81 a-fu'gment affirmed With 'oefs on
ion by Mcneil, Oh j. Curl >, d.S',i .1 ., - . 81,
vyici-fTudron smith AMI aH0FXc.pfiff@ sn7 mel
yri, III a.ie and new f.f.f ofer,ri Will i0 plaintiff
,ing County t tgill
granted. with the appellants g. abide 30" event 0fn
lon FREEDMAN d. Pollock at brennan, ,nei We "bg
order Affirmed " tli c,sfs oltuIt ~ H'iL"tf j.
Kcm. and Bno.J uigIent iHl co. ana ts iy-
ned 4fHrm'd without costs e, either cry on t' 'nf - 'Fn
ion lIv Mcneil IN T. Nat. Bank Portland, Ne o.
On. J. Ma-gou lct suay,ru Ter auIned WIN COSTS oln
ion by Mcneil, IA. J. -.
Mayog St.-J,tlppLant aiIned opinion below POWERS
Admir- agt Hughes EEr &c-or"r ainfinel WIN costs
S1ilf T--u nv Judge Van v5rs-Ttc Republic y Perm
art Observation-Disclosures motion for an au-1cfn aeaH't
,s4r'art as for d contempt Mitchell art Vermont MINING
CompHnv-Case and amendments settled. JOuis vi Barin"
Of Injunction. N0fa fri ii'S %" o.
Order OF reference compute u" Names aR Oes'A
man.orier settled. sander - a. a.l hcHth-l 40 ~.
surety objected 20 IA sufficient af" a lew surety
the Jfli VI j. i4'stt
taking winch tine other sunty may p with ~ nov snr ~
fiaws-fGr ~ f1nto niiuge lr -rr tt
on tefndtnf attorney viii notice ~ settlement ~ order
nv Judge ~elgWick-HZcW n aQt t0nson.lhe atfHn on
81 counsel called RUE 43ie WIN CLERK az
special Tenn. Je at lughes-Ihe within case Is settled
= " fllin. and ordered on Lie
Co5,as0p Tfeds- Spe,5al Term BY Chi"fJn-tice
Dalylis at. Pitts-Juigment OF divorce granted 70
UlaiArf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

TIE Grand Jury of the Court Of General Sessions
present mouth into th" Court yifdnF morn
M 'irgtri u.tN juno - over il li@0ltis
tir rrui'is. aeai.Is trial fnr 'trinn "'e' r.
,urlrr HIctett sides ~ JUDI. dGrihg ~ ,'u ah ~
IN fie Court OF General Sessions, before Recorder
e-irrsy, Marr,ret Eegan gieaied guy 60 an a.
Tl.ri arcsr. inl s'nt 90 tr irii hLir' If
on- year hlTy Mi.er. Reading Fuly Ia SIMILAR oi'h-c
wa te -uti4ry fpr frrs .-teil' I'nnrl
tnar.trd VIII John and ici0 hlggv fora
rld larceny q money AIDED gt % Az attempt ad "ts
h.Id Witness tie others, Su'e ~ h4 ctS
D. fae deferred ...ABdrrE Roth pie1l,.i gNiy ."
wa- suspeniei II Assistant District At.orne'
No.n Robert N.u pi ai.g !. iiy 10 AZ ~ l.rft ~ BUY
try IN tie third deere WAS "a th state Prison 10 ~
rrj Joseph Ia. ng,ton pcird guilty Ia N a'tsnlt -
-tlr- Prison i'r D. w ara
lm,4 lm01 Iancs Wilson. peai,Tt Eay "a bif-Lry
,u and sent a. AZ fr'n ur wears
J,u 4. Pix. pleading .Ity attempt u-li ARA
c.liae, y rs i stale Prison iOI ys.irs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
CHURCH AND STATE IN GERMANY.

1lIE SUPPRESSION OF THE PRU ssIAN MoNAsfEItIES.
The law for the suppression OF monastercs
in Prussia received the approval OF the Emperor as q
Government measure before Il presented To the Diet
Accommodating draft minute which con aims III"
reasons for its massage Between l-IG and 1870 mOnas
tic Institutions increased very little in Prussia sncc
$3.50 their growth has been very d THE reason gwen
f1r or suppression Is te single one. that heJ IIe GOV
Crnrd either from Rome, b. French suleriors, or J
The bishops The state has guarantee that they viii
not being governed give themselves To objects dan
gorous to the ci power. Is 10 the Legal question, tic
II mute that the suppression Is not violation or
the liberty of association Tie Sisters OF Charity are
highly praised for their conduct during hc late war; and
are excluded from thc operation Of the bill The question
the couGscaton OF the uonasc property r. lett Hde
crruined for the present, Il viii be administered ~ The
STATE. The following j. the text Of the law:
We wilhelm, &c, opl,in, DO:
Orders. belonging the Catholic Church are with the
exception Of tJsc which come m Ter ti provisions ~
Sec 2 evculcd from the territory Of the PrussiHn mon
archy. The establishment Of any branch settlements Oh
preso u excepting those which come under see = may
at receive, from the day ~ the pronunciation Oh tis
dissolved within ri months Tine Minister OF Spiritual
Affairs Is authorized 10 pro.ong tia period uR I" lf
struc'n AMI education OF youth, IN m'er iosHo% 81
ncnts Of another character with the object.
Minister may anthori1e even after tne a'se OF tli1
" tnc nature Of orts rs. 70 impart instruction.
SIC. = Settlements Of tie orders or OF t,e cnusTCga
tops al the nature Of orders which de- Otcd cxcu-
sivriy thc The sick continue to exist; neYerih-
rss they may any time De- 5ulprs 4 iy royal ord
nance Unil they suppressed the Ministers Of the
aud OF Spiritual Affairs are authorized 10 permit
them To receive nIenihcrs.
SEQ 3 ThUss settlements Of orders and ~ cnngfeg2
toiis of the nttu!e orders which continue sub
jecicG % the inspection of the State.
SEC. 4. The property OF the suppressed settlements
II orders ana of cations OF TIE nature OF orders y
no; subjected cDnfsttion by the Stat. the arthori-
lies of the Stale are professionally T. take the SiIne mo
their custody AMI admins ration. Tue Commissioner In
trusted with the aI.ustI7i ion is pnsDle only 10
the SDpr or. SIT hill the financial statement SUD
united by him l. subjected Ia the revision Of tie
SUI Court OF Excne1uer, IN accordancr VIA tle
prGvsiuu Of So. 10. No ., Of TIE Law Oi March p,
1s72; other nnd OF rcspOn@ billy or submission OF
accounts Is allowed The members ~ the pressed
settlements ar supported ~ this property fur
Their AMP icatiOn H. rcsrved 1i the decision OF law
SEC >. Ills INTO operation on TIC day or
its prtgnuir,un The Ministers of the Interior ana "f
sp itual iilr- charged with The execution OF tie
same. Especially. they have the carrying cat the
minutcr provisions aud the exercise OF the state In
suecliO4 as directed IA sec. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
THE NEW RING INDICTMENTS.

BEFRrrN AND ROGERS PLEAD NOT GrHrY-TIE
TRIAL or ROE AND MISUNDERSTANDING BIZ
LONGING 70 WOODWARD TO BE LOOKED AFTER.
Daniel T.. BcrTicn, indicted on four indict-
false pretenses in that Dy presenting four false
bills for supplies he obtained the signature of Mayor A.
Oakley Hall to fuur county warrants, and William {.
Rogers, indicted two similar indictments, appeared
yesterday before Judge Davis in the Court Of Oyer and
Ternncr by John Davenport. and pleaded not guilty,
subject right Ia withdraw the plea to make motion
to quash the indictments.
Thomas ". Roe and Peter Monaghan, jointly indicted
on similar indictment, for procuring Mayor Halls -is-
nature bill for 97 - FOR stationery fun she'd 10
the Office 81 the Receiver Of Taves Oct = 1870 APP
reared in person and pleaded not guilty and asked iiat
their trial deferred until tncr counsel, Fullerton,
Knox. = = "a. could appear. The District Attorney
said they must be ready Tor trial although hs engage
cu,s win other WOut probably occupy The pres
week.
i mortgage for $4,000 the Daren Seminary prop
eriv at Darien. Conn, held by EiblIt A. Woodwa d.
indicted Ring frauds and against whom civil salt -
pend this state b. about to bc iorrco>ed tnd t
proceeds nrva d - Woodward unless the authorities
n tlis state interfere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


ARE INDIANS STARVED AND CHEArEDf
TUE TESTIMONY or ARMY OFFICERS As oPros-D TO
DR. cox AND REPRESENTATIVE STEELE
TO the Edttor Of me Tribune.
Sir: II is a little amusing 70 people ont this
way to sec Dr. aud Representative steele So Jealous
in defense OF Indian Arrangements at Red Clond and
spoted Tail Agencies The former. when he was here
year ago held or pretended to hole very different Opln
ions He was introduced to Capt Lons ComInissary Of
Subsistence L. = Army, who had been assigned 10 the
duty % inspecting hour arriving az Cheyenne for the
Indians Cart Long showed the Doctor samples OF the
-four and IL was considered only frud - 10 the
auay contracted for, but unfit he issued at all for
ANYBODY cat. Dr. Cox did not hesitate to state his
opinions about ut The time. and even went so FAR as 10
write letter TO The Secretary of the Interior concerning
it, Why have his opinions undergone remarkable
a change since that tmel
Representative steele Also when he at the aeen-
cics last Fan cine fret and only time De was ever cn
those reservation did not conceal his opinions from
officers of the aly the loose manner end utter lack
of ii-v IN the issue OF ratons and annucs 10
the Indians The whole matter was conducted ~ clerks
or employee the principal one IN charge directing what
shurld he issued much. and utterly ignoring the
number 0f persons for whom the raons were required
The Iudrans protested almost every that their i'-
ton was insufficient 90 keep them from starving To say
that hc Indians hal no RIGHT to auythns does not cover
the case the Government hod appropriated money 20
buy supplies and its agents were bound IN honor anu
law that indians received the tui vaine III ~
tops Of tbo money annroniatcd FOR that purpose Mr.
Steele prcssod himself repeatedly % the effect tlnt Dc
W. az - T i jJ ,,s hi Sns, cndvo In Congress
to make il hot" for these thieves.
A. above remarked therefore, II soes ii'te remark
flicvcs A. the frt issue Of r.ions after Dr s' M 10
Red Cloud recently, there not pound 81 anyihn-
issued except about ffth Of ration Of salt pork. On
an average CNfurd ot 81 beef issu' ed the yF are
omitted altogether; ye funds arc apIroriiet silrieh'
to buy g,sh ea.te every year ,oI a Two S s no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
MURDrRrR SENTENCED FOR LIFT.

Dominica Pollicio was tired yesterday, be-
fore Jud-c Davis in the Court OF oyer and Terminer
ror tie mrllo. 81 Joseph P.uolfo 1T No - Jerseys
According 10 the t-tuIony ~ the prosecution, the pr
oner and another g0t into % qu.TIu. - P".soiioa
rooni when Pandofo ordered both ont and pushed oui
the prisoner few minutes later the decreased vent
down 70 gel pa ~ water. and the foot oi the stairs
Was stabbed three times ny the prisoner one s'ah prov
iny fatal An officer saw the aecufed running away ana
ri- ,ed him until Pol.ico stumbled and fell dropping
..tll,ufe e--oiud 10 . point. The prisoners defense
wa tat Ire I do IT, 1ut Other man. Gr' ir &C.
nieI positively that ne had the hnc. iis cnie
1i.f, rxu.t --cd To- bis nl garrtrr, 20 escape
naryifV: aud when the jury foug him guilt, oi h,lrrr
In tr second degree, AMI Judg- Davis sentenced ain u
In resentment for HE he showed signs o. concern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
TRIAL or A WIFE MURDERER.

The trial of Patrick Wallace OF No -
North Ffhst Brooklyn, L. l., iOr muren in the hrsf
decree IN beating his wife Margaret T. death with club
on Dee. 9s. I-74, was held before Judge McCue ana
Jury IN the Brooalyn City Court yesterday. According
to the testimony OF the prosecution the prisoner and his
vie were very ntempcre. and lad both J.en drinking
10 excess on day OK The murder. the deceased was
found dead bed with marks Of VIOLENCE on her head
and chest the latter being almost literally cruahcd III
Ioodstained club found in the rO0In and the cloth
IN which Nail, Lad Oh that day was iOInd sat
urated with blood.
The prisoner testified that he was ~ years Old ard
iAnnrcl lie married wac in l!riaNd th.t tlty
lad foIr children tlE.t they both drank liquor before
their marriage. bat before com NJ o ts
country tt Lis wife quarree. with m Oh tine day be-
fore 10 death that Oh the day OF Ter death Do ionI hf
drunk on the floor Of their apartments, and thai c
threw "A nail water upon nel Ia II II would make
her Jump. :" that lie len her staining near the bed and
knew nothing az 70 how she received hcr injuries tie
said could account for the blood upon rs clothing,
unless he had been attacked IL. street by tH.j
dav After the SUMMING up by Hen l.rson ueirt iJF
tAc deeuse ana by Dsuict-A ltOiney Bsitou for toe
people. the adjourned untl this morning. hen
the Jury VIII be charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
rysrFrrcrENr SUPPLY or STREET CARS.

list FIIITINI SNTTI.l Ut STI-I-EI 0fIs''
70 the Edftor Of me TrtbaHe.
STR: Ny residence compes me to pass over
The Madison AMI Fourth-avc. Inc every day. Tho
Company do furnish in the morning anl afternoon
half enough cars AMI have 20 stand with nom 10 10 20
other passengers most Of the time. We packed Ike
sheen iu u.s Tn President Of the road has much
regard human beings he hts for pigs in his cattle
trains.
How long will the people Of NcvYork submit To these
grasl ping mon0poies Our payemeuts are gwen over 10
tie street railroads and the companies, in order to save
exprnscq sfi'f the public with the worst accommodation
NJ any cty IN the Union. The FourtaNe tunnel s also
in filthy cOnllg and tie - 'nch horrible, ana must
even inllv affect the ,;tn o. The city wOCd not tax
your columns win these complaints. but haNln- al
dressed me officers the rod rcpeafecyl taNe ina
meth ld the iougsuHcrlDS patient pun
lie go what remedy may he had jon.
Ncic- York June 4, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
me AccrsArIoN AaAIN.r HEVRY NIcoLL.

Is soon as Judge Davis. in the Court OF over
aud Tsrmiuer yesterday had Guided his charge 30 the
Grand Jury anL before tiey had retired, john &. MIR
rv asIed the Court charge them particularly on the
complaint which lie hal preferred against 'o'l AMMAN
and THU ,ton III, supreme Court, General Term Tie
particulars 81 this compliant have been given already in
TIE TRIBUNE. Disrict-A;touey Phelps said that te lad
already ised ar. Murray that has complaint N0ld oe
prefcrrcd before a committing MAGISTRATE IN tno hf9t
Mace sTr Musrav said that he supposed, when ne pre-
s.ufed Il . -nuremc Court Justice. he was afedHt
before committing magistrate, mi re WI prepared lo
r-ove MS cllrg inv, living the taking ~ two narers
Tom tie County Cl sk's Office judge DaFi said shat Ee
could not hear tlis ~ tier now AMI addict that tie Cen
cal Term b,l carefully examined ilr citraos preferred
against Henry Ncun and his irin by Mr. Murray, and
had decided tlIat thew were not wei fouuied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

and most OF the hghting was done foet. On
one OF these occasions The Sioux were IcteauLg
beforc their victorious enemies, who were closely
pressing them in te rear This caief mounted on
fac horse and covering the retreat. Prom zine 70 time
he turned herctN fhc Psvurcs. riding them itNn
with nis war-horsc until they boclmc go AFRAID That be
had Aut to toward them and they would break mo
hizaL So a.. ~ai .ie other Sioux " Ihrr d44ld
o. nv horse" The Sioux cal him. "rah-st1onr-
kar kOkO-pec." which Ia an abbrevation or mee-tal-
wah (nyl sho0ng bah fh0rapl, kukD-pcc t..s.nl-
Tferate white men called HIM "the that they
afraid his horst" and he ma cume 10 be con
siGercd as urduiy about the ability ot LIS
IN mics 20 capture bis horses. instead " one VINO won
name by his deeds. II name imply fng Gr OF
c.3ytinC could bc applied sioux cnci ne womb mol
BE- ANY longer chief. GEORGE WILsoN, jR
Cheyenne ". H., May 20, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

Thiband 7b4, Sterling Ahrens $780, James carry
6na'e 1873 Bam0re Marine Insurance Company u Juo
e. Townsend 75s, ", Warneif 7Js JDo W. Hansr
During the time Indicated Commissioners differed IN
opinion The American dcrke In enrh " when
tne IN arl and TIE Mex an
CnuimlssiOlcra dismissal Al these cases ritrfed as
provided hy the treaty, % lie Umpire l>r Edward Thor t'hl
Tor nual decision -,
ms .1owl. h summary ~ me action taken during tie
period the claims OF Mexican citk,AS against lo
United tates:
Dismissed by Umpire, cases.
u siisa,si hy Commissioners 90 rares a,
Ref rcd to Umpire on dineIouco ,.uon between ths
C0wul.siJnrrs % casrs.
Of these lat named - cae- hs American 'nnl.-
dismissal al tlt Claims aud tn~ MfAcan
favors ~ award rhs NM 'sinuera az rap
IDS .rOir ~ tn claims before rm bur me mary Diner
ef.eas In opinion throw hercuean ao'f on tae Impf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
CONVENTION OF THE NEW JERUSALEM cHCRcn

CONVkETION OF TIE NEN JEAUoALkM IHTN'II.
The session of the Convention OF the Church
of Inc New Jerusalem Was resumed yesterday IA the
swedcnborsian church on Thirty fAst After the pre-
miuay devotional exercises, reports were read from
several soccts An add fss nom THE General Confer
once OF the new Church in Great Britain rrad
lodying a statement Of the graLuOus distribution of
sgedenlrg'- works IN imitation Of the plan adopted BY
Tie Conference IN America The subject Of a revised
Iry was then discussed There are several forms now
in ,. ia the different societies. and the matter was III
red for the purpose of urging the Convention 10 adopt
AN order o Worship which should be used throughout the
Church specimen pages Of "A revised form VI liturgy
were presented by a subcommittee Of the Minstere'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
A SUGGESTION TO IOWA REPUBLICANS.
To the EdtfOr Or The TrtbNne.
SIR: read The following in your issue Of e

SIR: | read the following in your issue Of %
day:
There is a becoming spirit Of patriotism in Iowa which
is worthy OF emulation. p-Uoud'u writing from
the southern portion ~ The Stlta zy fc Rruuhcans IN
chat section desire man for Governor who has com
rnpnanr presence is plentiful IN and hi -hflntin
who viii make - sensation al the Centennial Arn ~
that sor, are generally plenty grasshoppers-and
about troublesome.
before could finish read ~ the above racraph the
white aad pOmpOus swell OF the e Chrouic Dead
head appeared my minds eye. II B. T. G." coud
but be induced to obi an home in Iowa and change lis
given Arthur simon, his Initials could aIe
pear on ticket A. 5 Camp. the Republicans Of Iowa
might consider their assured. think the person
aiud d 10 fills the bill" GK-
Ac,c- YORK; Jnne L. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
CLINTON, ". l., Nay rs, 1873.
BRAVE SIOUX CHIEws NAME.

TO THt LH FtvF " IHe ITtVWWts
SIR Fame has been defined az getting
killed IN battle and having your spelled wrong
the newspapers" writer in the June number OF Lip
peotrs Haracae refers 70 a brave chief AZ The
of g)h.s-hCrses" In 1864. when going
mp the North Platte 10 Fort Laramie, my companion.
man who mad spent hisyouth and early manhood
the Sioux remarked that IN The sand hls the north
Of the river was buried the first wife Of chief
named Man-fraG Of hishoTses, ana gave the following
~ the ORIGIN Of the name When the Pawnees we're
powerful tribe they carried an ineessaht "artare
with sioux. In those days horses were scarce,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
CIVIL. NOTES.

The Society for the Reformation OF Juvenile
Deluquenis obtained yesterday an Injunction from Judse
Brady IN Supreme Court Chambers, restraining Albert
picrS from giving theatrical PERFORMANCES al tlc W.
t.omal Garden anti he snas. pay a lcciise
"A Injunction WIS yesterday granted by
Jud,c Donohuc N n suit ~ william II. Paine against
trinity Cnch rrssfaning the defendants from proceed
in, before JUICE Fowler 10 ~ o-S,s5 the platinum tf"H
pr, .uls.s occu. led by him under lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
JUDGE EDMONDs AND PRISON MANAGEMENT.
TO the Editor OF Tbe Tribune.


SIR: am glad you published the letter OF
your cores 0ndont H. ia Tuesdays issue The sub
let lac writes OF ~ of vital importance. bes leave
say that your correspondent il in error in regard TO
the views o. prison matters entertained y the late Judge
EdmOnds IN the closing days OF his useful lic. The
Judge knowledge wavered In his Upinion "a
tie need regular systematic. and nexorblc disc
pine in all the prisons Of the State, and for all their in
mates and for a moment allowed his great s)np-
tiny 10 got the upper hand OF his Judgment as TO the
rrupcr of criminals while under sentence ana
t:l; treatment in his opinion. red constant industry
rules hrinness n official conduct unmiycd with nrccrs
slry orUciiy passion the PAT 81 prison kce"i
These and advocated 10y - colleagues
the Prison Association, with the belief t.l the co-
vet would, under such management be 70 fttt'r man
when leaving Inc prison than when he cni red n. anu ~
this j Judge NdmOnds iaooTed during the best wears ~
ms long re rhonght and the Prison Association
thinks Shat IN" state owes parental duIy - the con
veil the convict penal duty ~ the state ana
the Part of tn. state demands that ssod
tisf s offending meinh trained ~ habits ~ IN!
ny. cauness order, decency Of personal habits com
PEELED acquire certain amount primal tdndilui
property cared for sick tand dvfn% While convct-'
decPhily buried becoming CnflstI'n |iHt-
n burial mat pot always practiced IN JUDGE Ed-
mOnds's time when clergyman could be found IN sing
Oicate cOnvcts gravel, and restored u iAe
community better men than when 1t took them IN charge
ke-iIeC .nlv
Nee lorh June D, 1873. SINCLAIR TOU-AY.