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The New York herald., 1875-09-15
FUNERAL OF JUDGE L. B. WOODRUFF

The funeral OF Judge L. B. Woodruff took place at
half past yesterday, from the Reformed Collegiate
church. the of Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth
street. DR.. Chambers read the prayers of tho
Church He was followed by Dr. 0rmiston who dev-
cred eloquent panegyrc on the deceased He said:
''He whom we called upon to mourn to-day
ordinary man He possessed many natural gifts, cul-
tvated by aborious and digent study. In law he
thoroughly with its principles and acquired
distinction by its practice In the courts he re-
arkable for untring devotion to justice for probity
integrity and impartialty in the discharge
form. As a Christian his convictions clear
quietly child, he passed away. In the removal OF
Judge Woodruff the country has lost the services Of an
able upright and learned jurist the Bench has
of its most prominent members the city is deprived OF
an ardent wewisher and the Church will longer
JOY his company and the benefit OF his prayers largo
circle of friends will speak henceforth with regret of his
departure His family will mourn one Of the best of
fathers Let them never forget that TO be the children
such a entails great responsibility To all here
present the message simply is Live ye in the faith of
God II you live for the Lord then will you die in tho
Lord and the blessedness of which the text speaks will
be granted unto you"
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Ludlow closed the cere-
monIes.
The pall-bearers were Ex-Governor j. A. Dix, W. "
Evarts. Judge Shipman, Judge Blatchlord, ex-Judge
Bosworth, exChamberiain g. W. Lane, Lucius Hop
kins and H. T. Morgan They preceded the remains
out Of the church. but did accompany them the
grave in Moodlawn Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
COURT CAIENDARs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIIAMBERs-H by Judge Brady
Nos 46 A. 81 g. 103 10 126 l5l, 152 176, 178 1S7
2S6 2S7.
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERM--PARr Held by
Judge Gross.-Nos. 44S0, 1924, 267s 2773 $780, 3431
1875, 4Sl6 1852 4675, 47l6, 4s16 1895, 472s, 4556
MARINE CoURr-TR1AL TERM-PART 2-Held by
Judge Shea-Nos 4404 95S 4573 1902 1881, 27S0 22s2
1850 467l 3lls 1904 4449 4450 400, 4642
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-Hed by Recorder Hack
ett-The People VS. Patrick Hines, robbery; Same VS..
Thomas Daily robbery Same George c. Holland feo-
nious assault battery James Carpenter bur
gary; Same John Gibson, grand larceny; Same
Thomas Fleming grand larceny; Same VS.. John
Mathews, grand larceny; Same VS.. William Watson,
false pretences; Same Jemima A Jackson, bgamy;
Same VS.. Lizzie Carroll abduction Same VS.. Charles
Stanhed petit larceny; Same William Curry, elon
ious assault and battery; Same Steven o'Connor,
felomous assault and battery
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Some testimony taken yesterday in the matter OF
the extradition TO Vermont of George Miles, charged
with being implicated in the Barre Bank robbery in
July last Judge Donohue would not admit testimony,
however, tending show that the prisoner in this
city at the time of the robbery The prisoners coun
Sci Mr.. Beach, said that this was the only kind of tes
tinony they had to oner and pending appeal to the
General Term from Judge Donohue's decision he asked
that the prisoner be admitted to bail Judge Donohue
said he wished TO examine the statutes this point
and promised to give his decision this morning
motion made yesterday before Judge Donohue
IN tho Supreme Court behalf Of Ferdinand Kurtz-
to enjoin the Board of Revision of Assessments
from confirming the report of the Assessors relative to
the grading of 123d street. Afer hearing brief argu-
ment in the Judge Donohuo took the papers,
serving his decision
Parts and2 Of the Marine Court Judges Gross and
Shea presiding adjourned, in respect TO the
memory of the late Judge Woodruff after the discharge
Of some pressing business their respective caen-
darA
The contested will cases Of Alfred Barmore and Mary
Ann McNair called up yesterday before Surrogate
Hutcnings The Barmore case went over until
September d on account OF the absence Of the counsel
Mr. Clarence Seward and ex-Judge Porter. The McNair
withdrawn
Greenwich street who died August 26 1875 Of wounds
inflicted by burglar In Noes warehouse, offered
proDate yesterday IL dated OCTOBER and
bequeaths IS 900 TO each OF his children four
and two daughters and the residue of his estate with
the exception of his business TO his widow Ann LOUISA
He enions that his shall succeed him in his business
The contested will of Joseph Baudoues and
james Westl and the guardianship case Of Kate W.
Shepherd were called yesterday in tho Surrogate's
Court but hearing postponed in the two FIRST until
the 2lst and 23d inst respectively the Shepherd
also to the 21st
The viii of John G. Lightbody, formerly manufac-
turer of printing inks in this city, and which adj
mitted 10 probate in May last brought up ap
plcaon open the probate the ground that newly
discovered evidence had been obtained showing that
the tesator at the time Of the execution of the nsru
ment, OF unsound mind Several witnesses were
heard and the case adjourned until Monday next
The will of Henry K Bogert, an old Knckerbocker
admitted 30 probate yesterday by Surrogate Hutch
ings The estate valued at $3.50 OO0 and is to be
divided between Mary Elizabeth, his widow, and her
children
The United States Deputy Marshals arrested yester-
day Custom House broker, charged with having OBJ
tanned the entry OF goods at this port by of fraud
and undervauation, by collusion with exclusion
House official The United States District Attorney de-
clined to give any further particulars at present.
United States Marshal FisSe In the absence Of Judge
Batchord, formally opened and adjourned the United
States Circuit and District Courts terday The United
States Circuit Court heavily draped in mourn
ing
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.

SUPREME coURT-CHAMBERs
By Judge Brady.
Tying vs. United States Submarine and Torpedo Boat
Company think this motion must be denied. Or
dered accordingly.
Smith Worstel-Order granted
Hooker VS. Martin.-Howard A. Martin is not quail
ned as a surety. The defendant must produce another
and serve notice OF justification within FIVE days from
Donnely VS. Howe-Must be a reference
report confirmed and decree Of divorce granted to the
plaintiff.
MARINE coURr-cHAMBERS.
By Judge Joachimsen.
Dusenbury vs. Jessup-Judgment for plaintiff
Allen vs. Msch.-rhe case may be advanced for Oc-
tober 4, Part B.
Herman VS. Arent-Defendants default noted,
Bank Of North America vs. Griswold; Bovine vs. Gar
Tison Motions denied
Grief VS. The World Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany.-Motion granted on terms
Krahe Epting.-Motion to oveIrule answer
granted
westlake Tompkna-Motion to yacate order Of
granted.
Hopkins vs. Smith.-Motion granted
Tebel Kahn Shubach vs. Willis; the New York
National Exchange Bank Kapf; Thidemeyer
the World Mutual Life Insurance Company; Sigsberg
Schlling; Frank Bennisger; Welsh VS. Wintring-
ham; Atwell vs. Leland; McCann VS.. Sexton; King
man Va Martin-hotions to advance causes granted
Herts Va Stuart-Motion TO vacate attachment
granted
BY Judge McAdam
Findlay VS.. Gordan; McGovern VS.. Foster.-opinons
fled
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge Bixby
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.

CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
Joseph Petrez, Italian organ grinder,
raigned at the above court yesterday charged with
cruelty to child about years old named Ter
rasna Bella, who resides with her mother at No. As
Crosby street. The little girl was with Petrez
in Third Monday evening singing,
dancing and collecting pennies for him Sew
eral citizens who observing the performances
afterward noticed that the child sat down stOop
from exhaustion and that Perez beat her with stick
for resting One of the witnesses of tho occurrence,
Mr. Patrick Donovan Of No 42S East Thirteenth
street. called Officer Breslin of the Fifteenth pre-
cinct 10 arrest the brutal organ grinder Mr. Dono
appeared Yesterday testify in the Petrez stated
that he hired the little girl from her mother the rate
of 81 week for her services Judge Bixby committed
him in $500 bail answer at the Special Sessions and
severely rebuked the mother of the chid who was in
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

BIL-HoYT.-At St Paul's church, Rochester n Y.
on Thursday evening, September g. by Rev Israel
Foote, d. D., the Rev. EDWARD G. BILL of Farbaut
Mimi. to Miss LIZZIE HULENE only daughter of Alfred
Hoyt, Esq, Of Rochester, n. Y.
CAMPBELI.-MERRITT.- AT Norwich, n Y, on Mon
day, September g. by the Rev. Samuel Scovlle REED
CAMPBELL, of Jersey City to MAY II. MERRITT.
CLARK-BARKLEY.-In Brooklyn, September Ia, 1875
by the Rev. DR.. Wild CHARLES l.. CLARK TO CARRIE r.
BARLEY, both of Brooklyn
WRTGHT-HAMMoSD.-A Plcasantvlle, residence of
BRIDES parents, August 90 by the Rev Charles Chad
wick THOMAS j. WRIGHT, Of Brooklyn, TO JEANETTE
II. HAMMOND, daughter Of Edward c. Hammond for
mery Of Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT
Before Judge Morgan
CAUGHT IN TIM


Mr.. Fitz Green of No. IS Sheriff street, went into
saloon No 26 Canal street. about eleven o'clock Mon
day night took drink at the bar and then down
on a chair and fell asleep. While he slumbering
young named Frank Reilly entered the saloon and
robbed him OF his watch and chain Before the thief
could get out Of the saloon Mr.. William Gent Of No.
Essex street, arrested him and handed him over to
officer Of the Seventh precinct Reilly arraigned
before Judge Morgan yesterday and held in $1,000 bail
answer.
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evening after her chain stolen. The jury rendered
n verdict Of not guilty
Catherine Brown acquitted OF charge OF stealing
$40 from Rose Clark on the 10Th Of August
Thomas Quirk John J. Doyle and Michael Hogan
were tried upon a charge OF stealing horse and cab
worth sl67 on the 2gth Of August from the stable Of
Nicholas Scott In East Thirty eighth street The young
swore that they took the cab IN order 10 have
ride in the Central Park. The jury gave them the
benefit Of the doubt and they were discharged
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
L'AMITIE FETE DE MUTT.

Tomorrow evening LAmiti6 Association, OF this
city, will give grand fete at Hamilton Park, Third
avenue, Sixty ninth street The quadrille Mirli
ton will be danced at eleven o'clock by 500 perform
ers, and the Garde Lafayette will be present in full uni
FORM The President Of L'Amitie, Mr. Charles L.
kaufman, and large committee have charge Of the
fete.
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
TOMRS POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Duffy.
RonpINa A FARM HAND.

IINI1IlIINNF IAAlNI7s
George Mckenzie, who manages a farm at Bath, L. l.
for Barney Williams, yesterday to the city and
disposed Of a lot Of produce After leaving tho
ket he had close upon $500 in his pocket As no was
perhaps meditatng a social glass he wisely took
the precauton of leaving $3.50 with his sister resd-
Ing this city. With the balance Of the money no
went around patronizing sundry rum shops. Az two
O'Clock IN the morning officer Of the Twentyseventh
precinct Mckenzie lying asleep in a hallway
No. 10 Greenwich street and a man lean
ing him, rummaging the sleeper's clothes.
The officer went to what tho and the
fed. He pursued and arrested. An empty pocket
book was found near the spot where Mckenzie lay
sleeping which the latter identified his and said had
been riaed OF $25. The arrested gave his name
Robert HILL He taken before Justice Duffy and
held for trial
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
DIED..

ABRAMS Sunday, September 12, 1875, Of apo
pexy at Paensvile, Greene county, EPHRAIM r.
ABRAMS, in the list year Of his age.
Funeral took place on Tuesday September Ia, at
Hudson, Columbia county.
ANDREws-On September 13 1875 after short IL
ness, JOSEPH j. ANDREWS late Of Memphis, Tenn
Notice of funeral hereafter
BASNoH.-Of diphtheria, MARY FRANCES, daughter OF
Francis and Elizabeth Bannon, aged 5 years and
months
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
CONVICTIONS ron cnnrE.

The advent Of the Legislative commHteo to this city
has had the effect Of evokng Amount or actv
NY IN the District Attorney's Office While the
increase or crime IN tho city and neigh
inefficient Police Department. shown during the past
three years an alarming Increase, II would appear
from the records that CONVICTIONS too have kept pace
with The spread Of crime The following figures fur.
nsbed from the District Attorneys olce show tho
total Of convictions the records tho three
years 1870 1871 and 1872 compared with 1873 1874
and he already expired portion Of lS75:--
Years. Convictfors
lctVi lofl lofS Z,lbb
1879 1874 and eight months Of 1S75.-...---.-. 4O3s
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
AN ALLEGED BURGLAR.

Wolf schemker, said to be well known to the police,
was held to answer for felonousy entering the prem
ses of Joseph Price. No 65 Bayard street. stealing
500 Bail was liked at 81, 900.
The New York herald., 1875-09-15

A GENTS WANTED-TO SELL A NEW ARTICLE on
n daily every house. store hotel &c large profits
and easy sales. S. DAVENPORT,
SO Bleecker ST., basement.
The New York herald., 1875-09-15

N INDUSTRIOUS, WE'LL EDUCATED LAD, wRIn
N ing good business hand wanted for copying and gene
eral office work Apply THOMAS GALBRAITH, II
Frankfort
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T,,i,oraI and Selected Items.

Happy New Year.
SpOOl thread for so cts. per dozen
4 RassOu'', Paris HILL
VI, have received from J. L. Patten
n New York. . splendid lot Of
n.c.leomanis pictures.
RI. Gilbert OF Auburn Is canvassing
r.,;. Oxford and Norway. for Nason's
- of Henry Wilson; published by B.
B. Russell.
We have received an invitation to
4. silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
o.. knight of Washington. former
'.l.D,, Of Bethel. Maine. The celebra-
"a, takes place Tuesday. Dec. %. 1875.
Gao. D. Bisbee, Esq. drove to Paris
mn I.st week with one of his fine Lyford
-. The animal is 8 perfect beauty,
.i,,s prOmise of great speed and endur.
.,cs and attracted general attention in
The village.
milliner in this vicinity who had
49,, ,sinly endesvoring to collect bill
=. ,one time. was finally told by hez
,,-.ls patron that il 10 per cent. were
s.8ge,ed from her bill she would so and
he he money from the bank.
The annual meeting Of The Maine
49,. and Publishers Association will
:. Ssl1 IN Augusta. on Thursday and
T.;5.v January - and %. Among the
i...-s..ioy exercises OF the occasion will
-, ssssy by Mr.. VIM. II. Simpson of
-. Ballast JotlrHGl. entitled The Press.
:. Relations to its Patrons and Public"
The Norway people would unite in
,,,sDding their heartfelt thanks TO the
S,o,b Paris Fire Company tor their
,-slv assistance rendered s, the FIRE in
,.;. plsce las. Sabbath. Their engine
"a, on The ground in about twenty
rpu,e.. IN perfect order. with as good
,ss,of men as were ever seen st FIRE,
ard b.. for their assistance. Mr.. Wood.
.ns's house must have been entire ly
eGrned.
-Frorn A,voOds' Oyster House, Centre
S,r.s,. Portland. We have received key
o soe oysters for the holidays. The
OYSTER men are very generous to the press
,ss year Nothing makes better meal
% . cod evening. than good oyster
ser. and these IRON Atwood come done
ID II neal Kegs. Just such "a a family can
,rp.v before they spoil. Every body can
tssp coed supply, fresh. on hand. all
E.s,er.
VIZ csll attention 10 the large amount
q original matter 10 DO found 10 this
o,Der o. The first page is an article on
he currency question bg q promising
writer from Buck6eld; Washington and
New York Letters. and Southern Cor
rspOpdence On the fourth page are
TO original agricultural articles, one
s2oa the care Of tools, the other concern
q tessica,ed vegetables The two
-,ite pages. as usual. are filed with
correspondence and editorial matter.
There viii be an entertainment at
Academy Hall, Paris Hill, Saturday
'7sl.ng, Jan. lst, consisting Of Drama
aa,led BREAD on the Waters, a Farce,
thirty Minutes for Refreshments.
Doors open st :, performances commence
I45. Admission 10 cents Proceeds
e; lie purpose Of procuring an Organ
g, he school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-28

OXFORD, SIS: Alta Court Of Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday of December ID. 1870,
"ORACE ID. PURlNTON, named Executor in
I'll certain instrument purportng to be the last
vii and Testament of James NJ. Purinton, late OF
Andoyer in said County deceased, having present
ed the same for probate:
ordered. That the said Executor give notice TO
ali persops Interested by causing copy of this
order 10 be published three weeks excessively In the
oxford Democrat printed AT Paris, that they may
s,near al A Probate Court 10 be held ~ Paris
~ aid County on the third Tuesday OF Jan. next
AZ o'clock in the forenoon and shew cause If any
they have why the said Instrument should not be
proved, approved and allowed as the last VIII
and Testament OF said deceased;
"-1 A. Ii. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-Attest: IL. c. DAVIS, Register.
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[. :. MNRSHAL'S OFFICE,
BnWTI NNn Dagpmber lisa

1. :. MARSHAL> OFFICE,
PORTLAND. December, :, 1873.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
This Is 10 give notice: That on the sixth day OF
December. \. ID. 1875, a warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate OF EZRA MClSTIRE
of Dixteld, in the County of oxford, and State OF
Maine, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on his
own petition fled IN the District Court for said
District, Dec. 3, 4. H. 1875, that the payment oi
any debts and delivery OF any property belonging
TO sand Bankrupt, 20 him or for his use, and the
transfer OF any property by IN are forbid den by
law that u meeting OF the ICrediiors OF the said
Bankrupt, 20 Prove the r debts and to choose one
or more Assignees of his Estate, will be held at a
Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at the Office OF
Geo. \. Wilson, in South Paris, In said District,
before John w May, Esq, Register, on 2Sth day
December. \. ID. 1875, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
u Nv $. 5. MARBLE,
L. 5 MArshall as Mcssenger. for sal District.
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when you visit or leave the City OF NEW YORK
save annoyance and expense Of carriage. baggage
AND eNpressage hire, and stop at the GRAND
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win elevator, steam and all modern improve
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Lunch, counter and Wine Rooms sire supplied
WIKI The best The market can furnish. The cuisine
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