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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-19

81. Mitchell agt. Real.
264. Gray agt. Ufeen 81 aL
49,. Parks agt. StOns and
alO.
294. karst agt. LOewenbcTg.
333. L0wen hal agL Pepper
et al.
33f. COuss 10 art. Trades
IA, ings Bank et nj.
335. HeiiDr1ln ast. ltacey ct
nj.
296. Alderman agt. Acker.
man.
2J6. Female Academy OF tho
5. Il. agt. Tho Mayor,
DC.
$50. .LOssc agt. Matthews.
sd. God lstein AIT. Jucn.
800. Me lave ct al. agt.
Mount et al.
365. Hart agt. PETIT. &c.
800 Mercantile MAI. sank
art lees :. NJ. Co.
1868. Dussin agt. ParaI CT al
CIRCrIT-PAgT
6l3. Bates ei al. agt. Gun.
niIgham,
OF Fairs, Sur, &c, agt
Fargo, rest, &c.
ii23l2 Sharkoy agt. 1Orrll-
ION.
lI2l2. Rogers ~ al act. Nor
ton.
1929. Metropolitan q. l. Co.
agt The Mayor. sc.
1880. DiniOok agt. Huichin-
1851 Yong agt. Hubbard.
z7Oy Hart agt The Mayor,
&C.
672.. Kelly. admir-, &c, agt
n. V. X. Il. n T. 20.
and ano.
1903 BOhuet hgt iithauer.
1913. .schweiiA.'r agt. Condit
aud anO.
1895. .Cook sgt Feyh and
aJO.
SOL. Plat agt. Stuart et nj.
PABr Ill
46S. Reid ct al. art. Schmale.
22Oi2 q BTien AL. Browning.
4j2 '9.Clark agt. Ceckerill
and auO.
9H. Command agt. Third
Avenue Railroad Co.
$50. CbTistal agt. Hart.
1915 Fei11gan agt. Mullins
and aDO.
! "a. Mack void act. Oceanic
:. n 60. limitedl.
ll76. Lawrence agt. Cecil
27S0. Greene agt The Mayor,
&C.
96I Ne son, IT., agt- Tho
Mayor, ,Nc.
1888. Kennedy agt. Leonard.
1908. Gnrrney agt Peters.
rt nj.
267G. Fisher agt. Tie Mayor.
&c.
PART I'LL
llH7 Tying aCt Clark.
S3l. EmbeIs0n at. Waddcu.
LII Doyl,. e.in'x, &c. asL-
The Ma, or. &c.
80 lia Shaw agt. Smiet0n
IT al.
1919. ord ~ al. agt Smith.
1913. Sinclair AID a0o agL
I he Mayor, 90.
24l. De Luce AIT. Kelly,
> eriif, dc.
1856. Hume agL Tho Mayor,
sc.
93. .lTubbtll agt ct West
ern lus. 60.
6j5io. Smith. assignee, &c.
akt. Avery ct al.
667 q. Smith. assignee. &c,
aR AVcry ct al.
CSj WO I OF al aSt. Felt.
33l. Nelson at Del. Lack.
and w. A.. X. Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
A MODEL ABATTOLR.

During the last lew weeks a part Of the Man.
haitian Market, at inc foot OF rhrty-fourth street.
North River, has been converted into slaughter
house for cattle. This week mis- department has
been fully opener Tor bus ness. and the rate OF
Kllling win be about l,o00per week for fortnight
and 2 900 per week after that date. IL seems, at
first sight, strange that sucn magnificent edince,
OYerine four acres OF ground should be used for
TINS purpose but the present owners, the heirs OF
the late CourtlaDdt Palmer, VINO bought 1t at
foreclosure sale are OF opinion mat the true way
70 make the the retain end OF tae market sue
cessfu is to have also large wholesale trade In
the building. Oh course meat is cheapest
where cattle are Killed. The abattoir department.
mas been leased 10 Fuller, Freese d Co.. VINO, IN
their turn, Eubiet to Individual butchers. TINS
same company controls the Philadelphia abattOir,
and Is largely Interested IN the Jersey CITY abat-
tolr at HaTslmus Cove. The Two main elements
o. success, capltal and trade connection. seem to
1--WE certain prospect oil success to this enter
prise. In order 10 get everything INTO perfect
working order there nave already oeeu Killed In
the building about 1000 cattle witDn the last
three weeks. The rendering 0i their Ona having
been accomplished while 10 was perfectly fresb,
mas not occasioned the SIG ntest offence, though
tne weather has 1een very not. New Yolk IL
therefore az last 10 q truly metropolitan position
IN regard 20 the production OF meat, and no Euro.
pean city can vie with her in the completeness
and magninceuce Of this model slaugnJerlug es-
ta1ll3ni1eDL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
A STRANGE CLAIM.

crime works wonders" 10 an OLD axiom. And
now the Charity Commissioners Of Kings county.
Messrs. FERGUSON, wills and Powell who were
convicted OF mafeasance before the extraordi-
nary term OF tue Suprems Court, Judge Daniels.
In July, 1874 demand through their counsel pay
for the lull term 10 which they were elected by
the people. At the time of their conviction they
paid fne or $3.50 and we're removed from once.
their successors being subsequently elected. Their
counsel, General Tracy, demanded their back pay
OF the county treasurer yesterday. The demand
was not complied WIN, as All the money raised
for sa laries oi Commissioners Of Charities mas neen
paid Out. Comm ssio1er Ewel had 40 the time OF
his removal until January l, 1876, TO serve at q
salary OF $1,000 year. dis Claim against the
county, should lt be legal, amounts to S6.2lI Is-
that Is, TO January !, $50 Ferguson aud wills
had TO serve IL shorter period, b0t clam go 2Il 49,
They also claim tHat the lne paid by them to the
county Treasurer slould be returned. man
damus 70 compel the payment viii be applied for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21

any result coming nom arrests for policy playing;
have arrested twelve burglars since TOOK
command or the Filth, nine OF whom were sent 70
state Pr son; three, on account OF bail, escaped,
but two or these have since been convicted; dOn'G
men except 70 give these men an opportunity 70
show their ability IN the detection OF crimes can't
say why II Is That In all tue
CHARGES rREFERRED AGAINST POLICE CAPTAINS
there is a special oiiicer associa ed with them
object TO state publicly the state OF my financial
AFFAIRS; do not own any brown stone fronts or
houses or lands never took money from
anybody; never paid $3.50 To police commits
sioner, nor subscribed for busrs OF police cOmmis-
sioners; gamblers ana policy Keepers never
onerel me money; II they did would have taken
II, ana then arrested the parties; money was sent
Police headquarters, and II was donated 10 the
Orphans Fund.
captain Cherry, OF the Eleventh precinct. testl-
1ed:-Have been in the First, Third, Eleventh,
cincts; nave heard from outsiders that the FIJI
teenth IS good place for a captain because the
money is over there, but CONT know thai 1t IS;
have Deen only month IN Inc Eleventh precinct;
know there are some policy shops In the precinct;
have arrested five or the keepers OF them; had
most dlnlculty in making arrests OF bawdy
house keepers In the TWenty-sevehth precinct;
Judge Hogan had already Teeded out the deus De-
fore / got there, put the women attempted to
come back; don't know what q panel house is
have never been In one; never had one ia my pre-
clnct; do not own yacht or brown stone build
ing; when l was a sergeant specuated little
and made a fe W dollars 10 that way.
Captain clinchy was next called upon TO testify,
Dul ulu not TespOuu 10 lHe duuOuuC6MeHb Ol MS
name. Captain Davis, OF the Iwenty-second pre-
cinct, testified Simply that lie had been captain
since 1858 ana had oeen IN command OF the Tenth
and Thlreenth precincts; ne never got any
money as presents without reporting 1t 10 Head
quarters
CAPTAIN GARLAND's EVIDENCE
Captain Garland, Of tae Eighteenth precinct,
examined Have Oeen in the Fourteenth, Twelfth,
Eleventh, rwenty-eia htn and Thlrtieth precincts
wouid not go so lar as to say that | could weed
gam0lng houses out OF precinct wilma thirty
days; never received monthly payments rom
houses In any precinct; Old not receive $50
mOntn rom certain business IN West street.
AS Mr.. Townsend complained OF illness during
the afternoon the committee adjourned TO Thurs
day morning mex, wnen Captain Ulincny will be
tue first Witness examined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before JUICE Kasmre.

MRS. GURNEY's UNwELCoME VISITOR.
Mrs. Margaret Quincy, who lives on the second
floor OF No. 800 West Tnlrty-second street, was
somewhat Startled yesterday afternoon alter
waking from a short nap on the lounge, TO see a
boy rIning ner bureau drawers. Mrs. Quincy &C
once caught hold oftte boy ami sent for an officer
aud placed him IN custody. lie gave his name as
Mlchael fully, and Judge Kasmlre commit TED MIN
IN $1,000 bail TO answer on charge OF burglary.
ROBBED IN MIDAIR.
Patrick Whean, Thomas Whelan and Edward
Grady three young dock rats about sixteen OF
age, were arraigned on charge oil grand larceny,
preferred by Frank Wider, OF No. 20 Cornelia
street. on Monday evening Mr. Wider was
strung on the string piece OF the pier, 1901 OF
West Tenth street, taxing nttle breeze, his legs
were dangling IN The air, and the prisoners saw
his watcn aud his position and got under the
dock. suddenly Mr.. Wider felt himself selZed
by the Low er part OF the leg and TO prevent him
self from falling into the water he selzed rone.
WhIle he was hanging in IN d-ar the young ruff.
fans rlaed Mr. Wllder's pocket Of his watch and
chain. They were arrested by Ohlcer O'Neln, OF
the Ninth precinct, shortly aiterward, and were
committed Dy Judge Kasmire yesterday in $1,000
ball 10 answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
TOMBs POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Duffy.
AN ACcoMPLICE IN THEFT.

AN ACCOMPLISH IN THEFT.
Minnie Stevens, or No. % Marion street. was
held TO answer on a charge OF being an accom-
plce with Maria hansen in robbng james flaming
of $3.50 at No. 2 Chambers street a few days ago.
Tue particulars OF the robbery were published in
the HERALD at the time or It's occurrence. flaming
has been sent TO the House of Detention.
AN oBLIGING THEE
William C. Lee OF Poughkeepsle, landed from
one OF the down oWn ferries on Monday afternoon.
lie had a travelling bag in his hand and was ac-
costed by Thomas Mullen, OF No. 10 spring street.,
VINO offered 10 carry IL Tor nm. Lee handed
his vallse- to his new-Iound and obliglng
riend ana the pair were proceeding
down Church street when 0fiieer U'Halloran
OF the FIRST precinct encountered them. Know
ing Mullen 10 be OF bad repute and Observing nat
Lee was rather green looking the odcer stepped
up and asked them where they were gong. Mullen
glanced lurtveiy about and was preparing to bolt
wnen O'Haoran grabbed nod OF him. Just then
Lee thrust his hand into MS pants pocket ana
missed $50. Money to that amount was found on
the pers n of Mullen, who was held to answer for
the larceny OF the same.
held on SUSPICION
John Mccarthy, printer, aged nineteen years
was arral2ned on suspicion o navlDg stolen a roll
OF cloth from the store oil WeIschman & Gloeckner,
No. ASS Broadway Committed for examination.
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800, dif so. the prosecution onered proof Of
similar acts OF tue accused where young men
were Yctimized by the same artui device.
HIS Honor the ia GO SAID thdt while the proof
clearly showed mat thompson was an Old
swindler, yet, owing TO the detectives ignorance
OF the law the prisoner could not be legally con-
ycted OF granI larceny. The jury rendered yer.
dlct OF not guilty ana His Honor was compelled
70 discharge Thompson.
Anton Kasteller was tried upon a charge OF
stealing fl45 worth OF iewelfy belonging 10 Fannie
Cani0wltcl, residing az No. 80 Baxter street.
There was no legai evidence 90 snow that he com
United the offence and a verdict OF not guilty was
rendered.
David q. Mann, indicted for stealing clothing val
ned az s27, the property OF Aartin Cunning, was
also promptly acquitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAABERs-Before Judge West
bToOk.-NOs. 4. D. 49, 80, AZ 68, 20, IS, go 81, o.
lO1 0s lis, l2l 1922 1885, 1885, 140 $50, 1871 l63, 1885,
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Beiore Judge
Sutherland ne People vs.. Samuel ROBINSON
robbery; Same vs. William Ramsay, burglary
Fields burglary; same VS.. Edward McGratn, fe-
onious assault and battery; same VS.. Charles
Day, iel0ntou5 assault ana battery; same VS..
JOhn Neitze iel0nlOus assault and battery; Same
va. Sarah Martin, feloniOus assault ana UatteTy;
Same W.. Bernard Goldberg, grand larceny; same
vs.. James wilson, grand larceny; same vs. Pielro
Rorittl. burglary same vs.. Abraham Alexander,
receiving stolen goods; Same vs.. Jacques Munals
disoIdery house; Sane vs.. John King. disOrdeTly
house; same W. Walter Regan, petit larceny (;
Same vs.. Levi Aaron, receiving stolen goQds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
HORRIBLE BRUTALITY.

About twelve N. last Monday a quarrel occurred
between Mr-. Mary Masterson ana Jonn Kenny az
No 427 First avenus. After free Indulgence in
choice slang Tor some fifteen minutes Kenny, who
Is Justly Joutn OF nineteen summers, kicked Mrs
Masters0n IA the 40 i0men. The unfortunate NO.
man was sncstHt9 az the time, and shortly after
receiving the injury gave orth 70 n female child,
The Infant was dead and was rlghtuuy discOl-
ofed RON the enects OF the KICK. Kenny ned as
soon rs ne discovered what tue result OF his
Drutanty was lkely 10 be, but was arrest Ell YES.
terday ny the police OF the Twenty.drst precinct,
MIS-. Masterson was reported last night 10 be IN
tained that she viii not recover. Coroner Volt.
man WAS notified oi TIE case at late nour yester.
day afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

It is expected that the parade, which takes
place to-day. OF the veterans o; tie Grand Army,
VIII PROBABLY be the largest procession that ever
occurred in Newark. The military, consisting or
various posts rom all parts OF the state together
with detachmcnts rom this city and Brooklyn,
Will form AZ the Military PARK aud thence march
through the principal streets, which viii be deco
rate0 wItn bunting, They Will be accompanied
by Governor Bedle ana large NUMBER or tie
most prominent men 10 the State. inc ladies OF
Newark nave Volunteered tner services IN pro-
vlding a syleudid COLLATION. for the veterans At
three O'Clock r. ". o mass meeting Will take place
In The RINK. Governor Bedle will preside aud Ex-
Governor joel Parser VIII deliver an Grafton. In
the evening a reception anu prOmenadb concert
vyf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
before Judge Morgan.
ARREST OF A swINpLER.

AhkESI OF bWINDLLK.
man named Martin Delaware was arraigned
at the above court yesterday, charged with OBJ
taning $50 worth OF merchandise on forged orders.
He was formerly employed by the Dry Dock and
East Broadway Railroad COMPANY; on the nth
inst. he ca led on the firm OF bItnkernon, Turner
& Co., No. JOB Duane street, and stated that he
was in the employ OF the above company,
purpOrtluQ to be signed by william A. House, the
SUI erintenIent OF the railroad. On the same DAY
he presented a similar order, Tor $25 worth OF
horse brushes, TO Messrs. Macarthur a Co., or No.
34S Pear street. Both orders were discovered 10
be foTgerles when presented. Delaware was ar
rested on Monday night, and was committed in
s., COO bail IOr trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
COURT OF spECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Justices Duffy, Morgan and Flammer.
The following cases were disposed OF yester-
day.
James Jackson, a contractor pleaded guilty 10
a charge OF beating his wife and was fined $25.
Raphael Cabrera got one month on the Island
for stealing TOBACCO rom Leopold Gordillo, his
employer.
Andrew Grady plead guilty TO stealing wearing
apparel He got two months.
Ann Sui ivan was convicted or assaulting Eliza
Summers, blackening her eye. tearing ner cnlgnOn
and Otherwise damaging her person and property
she got one month.
Jonn Burns sentenced TO the Penltentary
for SIX mOnf MS Tor stealing dress from Mrs. Mar
gafet Birch, or No. l06 Amtty street.
Richard Cesar, q colOred depiZen OF Thompson
street, Was dned SO for as aulT and battery upon
Samuel Lyons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
A CANAL BOAT SUNK.

At about naltpast eignt O'Clock yesterday morn
ing a canal boat belonging to the Delaware and
snd Hudson Canal Company. loaded With coal,
was run into aud sunk at pier No. 3s East River,
By tho steamer New Bedford on being struck
the BOAT nlied win water ana WITHIN snort time
went 10 the bottom. Fortunately, no person was
Injuries. The total los3 - estimated Nv not more
tban sjV0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
DIE[J.

BALI.--On Monday, JUL 10 OF cholera infantum,
JESSE WOOD, only enid OF Horace d. ana Mary
aDcila Ban. aged IS months.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend the
fDperaL this (Wedn9sdDl afternoon ~ two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
MARRLED.

HAsKINs-W ELLTNG.-OD Thursday JAY u.s. 1875
az the residence Of tho gride's narcnts by ms
REV. Q living, FREDERICK E. HAsEINs 10 Mis-, IDA
WEILING.
san Francisco papers please COPY.
ODGLi-WiLLIAVs. In Philadelphia on the 18th
Inst, by the Rev. x. y. O. Smith az the residence
OF Charles y. Chaplin, Esq, Mr.. join b, ODgLL 20
Miss FANNIE h. WILLIAMS. No CARDS,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED

MoRGEEsTEfN-CAs HBERG, -YERYlHD MoRGFv.
STEIN 10 Minnie, daughter Of L. Uashberp bOtn Of
TINS city. NO cards.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT, CIRCUIr--PAET 2.
By Judge Donohue.
'Cobs and another vs.. Herrstein and another.
q and ampnnmn L. snftled.
ON PLEAs-spEcrAL TERM.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Judge Sutherland.

CONVICTIONS AND SENTENCES.
Charles Boyle, who few days ago, was con.
victed OF potlt larceny, was sent 70 the PenIten-
tiary for SIX months.
John Lucas pleaded guilty to Indecent exposure
or his person and was sent 20 the Penltentary for
three months
Robert T. Boylen, who pleased guilty to an a.
sAnlt and battery last week, was sent 10 the cay
Prison Tor nlteen days.
Adelheit Brunner, alias Gutweiler, pleaded
guilty to the crime or bigamy. The charge was
tnat on the 2lst Of February 1875 she was mar
RED 20 Frank Leger. aud that on the "a Of This
month sho admitted 10 MIN that her husband,
Anton Gutweiler, was Ia switzerland.
There were mitigating cirCumstauces which led
she Judge 10 sentence her " state Prison lor one
year.
Daley UOulhsl, pleaded guilty 20 an assault vita
intent TO steal pocketbo0S. These boys were
sent 10 the Penitentiary Tor Elk mOatbs.
James Kennedy pleaded guilty. 90 stealing r
gold watch valued at so on the ON O tnis
month on Bleecker street, the properly VI Patrick
Patrick Hsgarty, who on the an ofthls month
stabbed James stewart in the -ight breast with a
knlie, pleaded guilty to an assault win intent to
40 bodily harm. Inc punishment indicted was
Swo years Imprisonment IN the state PRISON.
Bernard Smitn, VINO was charged with point
ing loaded pistol 40 John Moore on the sth OF
this month, pleaded guilty 70 assault ana pat
terry. He was sentenced to the Penilentary i0r
Daniel Guth was indicted for emitting william
TroiOnn on the 4ib Of July with small pocket
knife. he pleaded guilty to assault and battery.
one year In tse Penitenuary was the sentence.
Martin Donovan, VINO on the 20 Inst. cut James
Preston with knife, iunlcting dangerous
wound, pleaded guilty TO an assault vita a
dangerous weapon, win intent to 40 bodily harm.
Ne was sent to the state Prison for three years.
NOT PROVED.
George Thompson, an ola Englishman, was tired
mon a charge OF grand larceny. Inc evidence
for the prosecution was that he inserted an adj
vertisement az follO ~ :--"Wanted-A young man.
fl2 weekly, for Office, TO receive and get 10 casa
muss deposit 500 as security and reference.
Address T. o. box i67.p Henry Baker rephed 10
The s1ioe OF tAe prisoner in East Fourth street.,
and after making az engagement WIN MIN, Bak-
eI's mother accompanied him the next day and
pad tue 500. IL WAS also SHOWN that de-
tCctlVe WAS stationed near the prisoners
hOl8e, ana mat as soon as BAKER lett an arrange
mcnt was made that nc (Baker) should return
gbe DeNt DAY aud par me money and inat then
the arrest shculd be made. The detective DID ar
rest 1hlm anon- Wna. wan asked 70 Ieturn the
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
coURT OF SESSIONS pIsPosISa OF CRIMINALS
LONG TERMS FOR HARD CASES.


coURT OF SESSIONS -DIsPosINa OF CRIMINALS
LONG TERMS FOR HARD CASES.
Before Judge moore.
Another batch or offenders was disposed o;
yesterday In the Court OF Sessions.
John Mulligan, indicted for burglary in the third
degree, was sentenced to the Peniteltiary for SIX
years and SIX months.
william sprout and John Anderson, VINO pleaded
guilty 10 petty larceny, we're sentenced 10 the
Penitentlsry for six months.
William Harrison, for burglary IN the third de-
gree, was rema1ded for sentence.
George Watson, the cahal boat captain, whs
attempted TO kili his vile, Lncinda watson, By
shooting ner, was arraigned for ielonious assault
and pleaded guilty. He was sentenced TO seven
years aud SIX mOnths imprisonment.
Henry NOgie, charged with knowingly marrylno
a woman WAC already had a husband living was
discharged. He was notified 70 appear as a wit.
ness against the woman, who ia held for biIamy
Henry McCOrd for burglary IN tue third degree,
was sent 70 tie Penitentary for four years
stepAen walters and Thomas On istie, Tor grand
larceny, were sentenced Tor Two years and a half
and fifteen months respectively.
Thomas Sharpley was sent TO the Penitentiary
Tor SIX years and Six months. snarpley entered
the house OF Mrs. DyKeman, OF Humboldt street,
Eastern District, IN company with john Mulligan,
ana with pistol threatened 70 shoot her wnllo
they roDoed tue place. .
James q. Hand9n, for stealing watch, was SEN
fenced for fifteen months.
Jonn Freshman attempted 20 XIII his wife with
n hatChet. tie Will serve IN tue PenlteaJlary Tor
the next twelve mon rs.
Three years and SIX mont tbs was the term and
imprisonment allotted TO Jonn Tucker ana Frank
Wood Tor grand larceny.
Ann Grogsn, for stealing $50 from her employer,
OF wnich sne ret turned t45 was ,enced 10 one
years imprisonment
Joseph Irving protested thief indicted for
burg airy, was sent to prison for ave years.
Peter BOYD, who Pleaded guilty to Inalslaughter
In the fourth Degree was sent 70 the PenitentIary
for ono year.
Otner sentences VIII he imposed to-day when
the criminal business VIII Close till September.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
INFORMATION OF AN INSURANCE CONTRACT
THE EFFECT or A CUSTOM OF THE TRADE.
WAsHlNGrON, d. O., July 90 1875.
No. o., october Term, 1s7A--Ceorge Hearn, ap.
penant vs.. Jne rev England Mutual Marine
Insurance Company appeal RON tne circuit
Court Of the United States Tor the district OF
Massachusetts.--hf. Justice Swayne delivered the
opinion OF the Court. Tho bill was Gled by the
appellant TO reform The contract OF insurance.
he claims that The policy az maze out does
not conform to the agreement OF The parties
suDRsmenting that Agreement win the usage or
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-26
ae7iva,;st Moody Not On the Make.

1t has been charged by those op-
posed to Mr.. Moody's mission that
he was engaged in a money making
scheme. The Rev. DR.. Field Of the
Evangelist, who is now in Europe,
writes that he took pains to invest.
gate his accusation, and found that
MIR. Moody had refused absolutely
70 receive anything from the com
mlttees who had invited him to diff
erent cities. Sometimes persons sent
Mm small sums privately. They
We're generally those who had been
benefited by his meetings, and who
desired thus to express their graft
'1ae. Such gifts he felt at liberty to
receive. Then he had made little
Collection Of the hymns sung at their
meetings, on which he had a copy
't-a'' and tins the received for time
'a. at,er Il few months, just when
The sale had increased so that it
amounted to something, he began to
fell uneasy aoout it, lest it might
>sem as if lie were turning the pub
JIG excitement to his own personal
@a'a-tase.' So he declined to use
i any more, and turned it all over to
Ar. Ma1Aesou Of The central Commit
lee, TO be devoted to some religious
purpose. The amount thus received
ny Mr.. Matheson is stated to be
5000.