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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14

PogNT BREEZE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 10
1s75.-Second dav OF. the Fail Trott.ng Meeting
.Judgss-George W. FitZwatcr, Samuel Comfy aud
George w. Colkct Timer--C. NJ. Resell Purse No 3,
of 81 600 for horses that never beat 23l; MI heats
ahree IN 1--WE in harness. 81 900 10 the first $500 10 the
second $500 10 the third and $500 the fourth horse
entrance 10 per cent Of purse, which closed WITH ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
RACING AT GALLATIN.

ed Til to-day At one O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
A WARNING TO HACKMEN.

John Elma arrived in this city Thursday last by
the Pennsylvania Railroad. His trunks were at once
taken TO the Asor House, where he intended to stay
on his way thIther, however, he met friends who
were staying at the fremont House and who induced
him to hire apartments in that hotel He accordingly
accompanied them to their hostclry, and hailing
hackman named Patrick Reilly on the street. handed
him the checks for his three trunks and ordered him
to bring them from the Astor House TO the fremont
Reilly, who was accompanied by named Daniel
Conln agreed to carry the trunks for 81 so Mr. Elma
waited hours for the arrival OF his property and
then becoming uneasy sailed out and asked an officer
what he should do in the promises. The policeman
did not suggest anything very clever, and the
gentleman turned toward the hotel again, when he
met by Coffin who informed him that the trunks had
been delivered and demanded Sc in payment Mr..
Elma gave him the money and proceeded to the hotel
where he examined his trunks and found that one Of
them had broken into and 5000 worth Of clothing
distracted On questioning the hotel clerk he learned
that Reilly and Coffin had driven up with two OF the
trunks ashed ontsido of the coach and the third
which proved TO be tho one which had been broken
into-insIde Tho clerk also Informed him that Reilly
had demanded and received So for his services. Mr..
Elma at procured the arrest of the two men,
and they were almost Immediately indicted by the
Grand jury. They arragned for trial yesterday
in the Court of General Sessions before Judge SAer-
land, whom Reilly pleaded guilty and was sent TO State
Prison for four years. Coffin, who refused to plead,
was tried and found guilty when the Court sentenced
him TO state Prison for fve years.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

ne obtained employment night clerk IN tho American
Hotel IN Columbus where his drst offence com
mitted IN forging check for $42 For this he
served one year In the Penitenary While In prison
his father died aud left him 500 900, and when
SET al liberty he went home and returned with the
money lie again went into his former bad habits and
"a year was almost penniless again. after visiting all
.he prominent watering places and cities OF the Union
AGAIN nc found himself III Ohio, and this time COM
mltled forgery ia Cleveland, which caused his se-
ciuson Ia the state Prison for I'VE years Lately lie
look the consequences, y and is now locked up ia q
New YORK prison Lewis, or Brandt is OF about
lor years oi age, OF very prepossesspg appearance,
anu - eVluonuy shrewd business man
10 HERALD reporter yesterday Lewis said that this
- ms hrst oHence and he in prison before.
de had been IN Columbus, Ohio, some time ago and
lent LOUIS Brandt $40 and that Is the reason why he
cut the slip out OF the newspaper. Ii did refer 20
him at all lie did not know Louis Brandt any further
than his OLD friendship and personal business He de-
MED ever having been clerk Columbus hotel and
said there was american HOTEL In thai citv He
said that this arrest brought about by losses al the
gambling table, He last lived in this city several years
ago, at No. 4 South Washington place The name
"Lous Brandt he said, an alias of James Will
iams now a convict IN the Ohio State Prison
Lewis story not credited by the police as his check
to Mr. Mas read 'tPay the order of Louis Brandt
and dated December 15 His real name is sup
posed to be Nathan Loewenick as that the name
found his satchel and given to the clerk the
Brandreth House. He is also said TO be drawing in.
terest on S15 900 of New York city bonds. When in
aluence he loaned friend 500 600; the friend failed
but lately became wealthy, and while Lewis in
He is very well educated, speaking five or six Ian
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

Donohue-Nos 1861, 1922, l459, ass, $685. 70, 1894,
20T9 2lI5 TIL 897 3503 3s45 2lSl, 2l19, 1853 45T,
1879 3473 3449 l641 $685. 2291 1929 396l 354T 2209
22ll 223. 2229 2231 2233 2235 2237 2239 2243 2245
224z 2249. 2251 2255 2257 2269 227l 22Tl y, 2275,
22T7, 22s5. Part 2-Held by Judge Van Vorst-NoS
2I0o, l64S, 1892, 030h, 1923, 1886, 1854 l7S 69s,
2204, 1884, 1914, 1lT6 344l, 225 236, 992 1885, 9S2
452h 2944 46s, s70h, 5000, 1922 Part 3-Held by
Judge Lawrence.-Nos 3269 124T $500, 14l 3039 263,
1877, l547, 1851 3999, 7451a, 3001, 1922, 40o9 Ss3
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TKRM-Adjourned until
December 81
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRnL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Speir.-Case on-No. $50. Part 2-Held by
Judge Freedman Case on-No. $50
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPRcIAL TKRN-Held by Judge Sedg
wick-Nos ~, H. 13 %
SUPERIOR CoURr-GgSERAL TERM-Adjourned sine
die.
COMMON PLEAs-EQuIrY TRRM-heId by Judge Van
Brunt-Nos. 25, 26, a. 8
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part HELD by Judge
Larremore-Case on-No. 1878 Part t2-Held by Judge
Loew.-One hour causes-Nos. 2099, 1885, 2059 1908,
20T1, l606A, 2245 2ls8 $780, 2064 2113 2097, 2l95,
2l26, 2lS0 2040A 1908, 2054, 14TT 2233 2246 2014,
22l 22s2, 225l 2Ol5, 2l17 2272, 2251, 2l93, 2l9l,
2065, 2037
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERx-Parts / and 2-Ad-
tourned for the term. Part 3-Hed by Judge Spauld-
COTS 6l15 5496 $685. 5S44 6l22 CLIO 6l64 6142 1884
64I0 5492 555s, ais 264 $685. $780, 1885, 1885, $780,
56lS, 5426, 57I5 4607
COURT oF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge Suther-
land-rhe People vs. Morris W. Golustein (continuedl
arson; Same Francis i. Marshall arson Same vs.
Charles Bovich and James Kavaney burglary; Same
Charles Wensler and Charles Burge grand larceny;
Same VS.. George Rose, grand larceny; Same Lyman
Bullard, violation OF the gambling laws
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
POLICE COURT NOTES.

At Essex Market Police Court yesterday examina-
ton held before Judge Kasmro in relation to tho
arrest of Mr. Thomas Ryan, OF the Union Place Hotel,
for selling liquor after hours The arrest was made
last week by oGccr Gilgar, Of the Fifteenth precinct
and the prisoner rcmanded by tho Judge at wash
ington Place Court Tho ofcer yesterday the
sale Of beer and liquor between the hours Of one and
Ave O'clock and afor further testimony in rebutal
the examination was further adjourned Tho defence
Is persecution the part OF the officers and Captain of
the Fifteenth precinct
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday before Justice
Bxby John Simpson was held to answer charge
OF stealing horse, wagon and harness and several
tubs Of butter and lard belonging TO Daniel Sullivan,
of Greenpoint Tho property which was valued at
$347 found in possession Of the prisoner Ball
was fixed at 81, 000
Henry Hollweg of No oil Duane street, and Lewis
Kuhlke, Of No 4S Harrison street. were committed by
Justice Bxby yesterday charge Of violation Of the
Excise law.
BY typographical error in Yesterdays HERALD
John wioughby Of No. 1874 Lexington avenue,
reported as being charged with stealing. He was not
arragned on that charge, but for receiving stolon
goods
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
A CRIMINALS RECORD.
now WEALTHY YOUNG GERMAN BECAME
FoRGER.

now WEALTHY YOUNG GERMAN BECAME A
FoRaER.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday Detective
Jeremiah Woods, Of the Central ofico brought before
Judge Kasmirc a prisoner, who gave his as
Adolph LOWS Tho detective recently received in.
structons from Superintendent Walling arrest the
man and was given his photograph to work upon Tho
complaint sent to the superintendent by Mr. Will
lam Mas, Of No "a Lispenard street, who sold Lewis
some goods, and in return got check tho First
National Bank Of Reading, Pa, signed by u Liebmann,
for $780, The balance Of the bill, about $50, paid
to Lewis. Tho detective found that Lewis had also
victmized Charles A. Rothschd of No 424 Broadway,
and Samuel Strauss, OF No. Maiden lane, in like
manner, and both parties identified and made com
plant against him. The prisoner held in S. 600 to
when arrested Lewis had In his pocket slip cut
from Columbus (ohiol newspaper which gave tho
history Of convict in the Columbus prison The name
was Louis Brandt Lewis is now identified
as being Louis Brandt, and the subject OF
the article. His history very curious and romantic.
When twentyone years OF age ho left his home in Ger
many and started for this country with $4,000 in his
possession, given to him by his father. After few
months he lost this money at the gambling table ana IN
fast life Then, being in straghtoned circumstances
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.

A more economical administration of the legal de-
partment OF the city beginning to manifest ITSELF
The Counsel for the Corporation, not beng rock
less evidently as Comptroller Green in the matter of
saddling the city with unnecessary legal expenses has
adopted plan for consolidating suits where the issues
involved precisely similar in character For In
stance among the many litigants against the city
nineteen officers of the Court of oyer and Terminer,
whose suits for pay for two years. services in this
Court the Of so day for each day the Court
III session Judge Davis, in Supreme Court Chambers
yesterday granted order consolidating these suits
similar order also granted by the same Judge in the
suits brought by the city Coroners for their fees during
July, August September and October OF the present
year.
or course separate suits divers in character con-
tinue to be tried before. There three suits OF
this kind brought to trial yesterday before Judge Loew
of the Court of Common Pleas In the first suit John
Gilligan for services porter in connection with
the Court House The defence was that he
employed by the Court House Commissioners that
they could only employ under the statute for the com
pleton OF that building; that his services did not
come under that head and that the appointment was
not in writing Judge Loew adjourned the case until
the General Term decides who her the appointment of
empoye Of tho municipal government must neces-
sary be in writing. The second suit that brought
by Peter McCuinness assignee Of the claim OF Judge
McQuade, OF the Harlem district, who sued for
$5,416 66 increased salary, the salary being
$4,000 until 1870, when the Common Coun-
Gil increased 1t to $4,000. The City Coun-
sci argued that the Corporation had such power and
exceeded their duties in raising the salaries Judge
Loew took tho papers and reserved his decision The
last suit that Of Mrs. Vandcwatcr, executrx Of
James Vandcwatcr, who assignee of several
painters employed by the Department Of Public Works
She sued for payment for their services in 1871 Proof
was given that The work was performed The defence
intcrposed was that assignment of the claims had
been proved and also that under the charter Of 1870
certificate required to the necessity Of the work
Judge Loew dismissed the complaint the ground
that assgnment-ad Deen proved but assured plain.
tins counsel that i defendants refused 10 produce the
assignments in their oice he would attach them and
compel their production
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
SARA ALExANDER's BURIAL PLACE.


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
To correct the absurd and also statement regarding
the burial Of the murdered girl, Sara Alexander in the
same grave with Ellis would ask you to publish the
following facts On Thursday December 10, applica-
ton made by the brother and little sister Of
Sara Alexander for the burial Of their murdered sister
issued my permit for such burial also order for a
hearse and coach upon livery stable keeper,
and handed tho same with the necessary shroud to our
sexton, who took the body of Sara Alexander from
the Brooklyn Morguc direct TO grounds in Bay Side
Cemetery where tho murdered girl was buried in grave
No. 100 Friday, December IL, in presence of her
brother and sister Yours, A. 0ETTINGER,
President Hebrew Free Burial Society.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, N. Y, Dc

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec % 1875.
No 3S Graves VS.. acknowledgement resumed
and concluded
No. 124 William Whitbeck, appellant, vs. William
r Van Rensselaer, and others, respondents. by
r. A. Permenl"r, of counsel for appellant, and by
Samuel Hand H.. respoisaents.
No. 70. John Kerby, respondent vs. Kernan B.
Daley appellant
No. lbs Calvin Haines and another respondents,
VS. Sarah Il. Hoistor and Others appclants,-Argued
by W. r. Cogswell, of counsel for appellants, and sub
mitted for respondents
Recess till Monday, January II 1876 at ten o'clock
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.

PLEAS AND SENTENCES
William Benz and John Nickweiler charged with
breaking into the unoccuped building at No 612 East
Ninth street and stealing thorerom quantity OF lead
pipe, pleaded guilty, and each sent to the State
Prison for four years.
James Wallace, who broke into the livery stable at
No. 3l2 West Fifty second and some horse
blankets, pleaded guilty, and sent State Prison
for eighteen months.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.

BY Judge Davis
Knapp, &c, vs. BoncsteeL-Case settled.
Carpenter vs., Van Pelt-Order granted denying
motion.
Davis VS.. Costello; Jung VS. wagstafr. Orders
granted
Meyer VS. Joseph. Order granted opening default
Henrietta Lafaye VS. Edward T. Laayo Report OF
referee confirmed and decree of divorce granted to
plaintiff
BY Judge Brady.
Lupton VS.. Flctchor.-Atachment vacated; memo
randum
Goodwin vs. Health Department --Mandamus
granted
Bowery Savings Bank vs. Loewenstcn. Order
granted
schwarze VS. BurshelL-Mr smedley is requested to
attend.
Jacob VS. Jacob-Alimony denied with liberty to
renew.
Henderson, sc. vs. Hewltt-Allowancc Of 800
granted
Walker VS. Dodge Affidavit or examination OF Row
land Is deemed essential
Iillia vs. Ward Motion denied, but without costs,
Matter OF Never and another.-Granted
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
nALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Heldb by Judge Brady
Nos q a. Al B5 So S5 So SS, 10l 12l, 100, 14o 100
le3 10 175 177 IT'S l5a s7 los, 22S, 23o 257 25g,
28S, 273, 277 2s4
SuPREMR CouRT-SPEcnL TERM-Held hy Judge
Westbrook -Demurrer-No % Issues OF law and
ac-Nos 72s 40 634, 557 100, 652, 05S 654 5o3, T5,
536, 275, 1902 90, 544
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

that they might prevaTi snow the deceased was, AZ
the time les instontel OF making the Wills mentally IN
competent TO control his mind IL is noe
necessary 10 dwell the gorgeous failure they make
at this point Their evidence is vague eonJecural anu
even Incompetent The contestants make great aSo
abont Mrs Hannah r. Brown not being called 70 the
stand on the part of the proponents the reason IS,
and no one knows 1t better than counsel that the rea
tons the deceased and herself exposed her to
attack 10 insult TO exposure In the public prints and
to every species slight slur and degradation which,
MS the mother of the of the deceased, the
ceptcd sister OF the decedents family,
woman and mother, the counsel for the proponents
reluctantly, and with great diversity OF opinion
cused her from appearing as a witness simply rebut
conjectura and hypothetical which they felt the
cont esants had failed TO support by proper sui
evidence. After long and most elaborate review
OF the facts and citations Of the law governing them in
Of this character counsel in favor Of the will
concluded by submitting and recommending II to be
admitted to probate the last Will and testament Of
John l.. Brown, deceased.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
before Judge Duly.
THE EXCISE LAW.

THE EXCISE LAW.
Thomas White OF No 453 Eleventh avenue James
Mcdonald. of No. 3l2 Tenth avenue and George W.
Day, of No 100 Fifth avenue gave $lO0 bail each for
violation OF the excise law.
ANOTHER CLERK RUINED.
oficers Dunn and Keay, of the Central ONCE, on
Saturday last, arrested Frank Smith, of No. 800 East
Forty.thrd street. bookkeeper, in the employ OF D.
Tynbcrg No GO Lispenard street. whose residence Ia
No. so Prospect place. Brooklyn For some time past
the accounts of Smith have called forth some
attention to his actions, and Mr.. Tyn-
berg placed tho in Superintendent Wang's
hands The specific charges against him, to
before Judge DuGy, for forging the indorsment
check for S93 Of D. Tynbcrg, payable to Mr Tyn-
bergs order and signed by James Gassford Sons.
For this charge he held in 81, 600 to answer.
Another charge against the prisoner also made
by Mr. Tynberg for embezzlng the Of S34 IS col
lccted by him from IL. j. Sawyer Co., which he con-
fessed to his employer Mr.. Tynberg further sworo
that Smith had been in his employ for about three
years. and, from examination OF hIs accounts he
believes that Smith has embezzed at least s., 600. On
the second charge-that Of embezzement-the prisoner
was held in So 500 to Smith is young
and connected with many respectable persons in this
Ctv
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

Frost vs. Van Loon-Counse to appear on tho oath
at Yen A d. 70 enter order, which will be directed.
Lima vs. Ward.-Motion granted on payment OF $40
cause SCI down Tor second Monday Of January, 1879
bradl vs.. Boulter.-This Is a In which tho Court
cannot interfere in summary way. II there be any
remedy II Is by action.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt
huhe vs. Law, &C., and Ahcrn VS.. Goodspeed ct al
Cases settled.
SUPERIOR coURT-srECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Sedgwick.
Meyer VS.. Schonel Motion Tor continuance OF in
junction and for receiver, on 1lng undertaking, &c,
granted
Churchill Bradley. Motion denied with SO costs
TO abide event
Rothschild VS.. Sushenner.-Motlon for injunction
granted on fling undertaking in $3.50
Brewster VS.. Bach, &c-Motion granted the order
TO be entered should give leave TO defendant to amend
FIRST undertaking TO the affidavit Of Justification
Farchild va Lynch.-Ten dollars term fee should
be deducted from costs adjusted, otherwise motion
denied.
Bishop vs. Empire transportation Company.-Thirty-
seven New York Supreme Court r. page IL
Ettnger VS.. Sberstein. Motion denied; taxation OF
clerk affirmed
Morgan ct al VS. Davenport Railway Construction
Company.-lt docs not appear that the decision upon
appeaLin Iowa viii result IN any definite adjustment Of
rights OF the parties, although may settle perhaps
principle OF law that would be followed here AS TO
the other ground OF the notion IL relates only TO mat
terS which should be determined by plaintiff &c.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

FNO BUILDERS AND ARCHITECTS.-THE n. B.
Benevolent Society hereby calls for plans and speciica
tions home for their aged and intm their
grounds Yonkers OF Riverdale aud
Valentine lane said plans should take in contemplation the
Of various institutions connected with the society
The society favors the pavilion plan and conempaes that
the buildings erected Ia the early spring For fur
inspection OF typographical
ply to the President Dr. 5. WATERMAN lu3 West Forty
ninth street, from 8 till 10 A. NJ
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- February 1875 BY the Trustees o the New York and
Brooklyn Bridge. their Office No ~ Water street Brook
yn ~ " for the manufacture and delivery of i2 Of
wire rope required for the tempo
ray bridge cradle cables other appliances neces
ray for the construction Of the main cables the East Rver
Suspension Bridge.
Printed specifications together with any other inform
In regard these DO obtained tho Secretary
OF the Board tho Chiet Engineer w A. ROEBLTNG
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

WANTED-A HOUSE FOR A PRIVATE FAMILY,
w between Forty and Sixty-third and
Seventh and Third avenues exceed 81 500 Ad
dress VI. A. H., Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
PROPOSALS..

DvERTIsERs AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
"a WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT TIL THE
LAST WEEK ATTAINED DAILY AVERAGE or
50 2S6 COPIES.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

FINE ARTS.
4 DyERTIsERs AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
IN WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT THE
CIRCULATION OF TIB EVENING TELEGRAM
LAST WEEK ATTAINED DAILY AVERAGE OF
SO 2s6 COPIES.
mo CATHOLIC CIURCHEs-A MAGNIFICENT
Il Painting. the Dead Christ" for sale at GIBBONS
0alarv eovsav Sevantaenth street and Fith avenue
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

VIrANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A SMALL
w French Flat, furnished untnrnished furnished
Floor In private house. Address o. W. H. box l76 Herald
Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

WANTED-FoUR OR FIVE FURNISHED OR PARTLY
w furnished Rooms house keeping, in respectable To-
cality moderate rent. Address with full particulars,
ECONOMY Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER Rail-
IN road Company, Grand Central Depot, New York,
December Is, lS75Th company prepared 70 make
Its annual for Cross Ties be delivered during
the or 1876 Proposals will be received until Janu
AIRY 1875 for the delivery Of hewn White Oak Cross Ties
only, in lots Of from 900 5000 and upward points
the line between New York aud Buffalo aud Suspension
Bridge The company the right reject any all
bids Specifications and blank forms OF proposals
had application to Mr.. JOHN G. CHAMPION, Tie Agent,
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Rome, N. y. WM II. VANDERBILT, Vice President
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, BY MAN AND
w wife, three four Rooms in a private house, first
floor for light housekeeping Address, stating price, f.
nfic
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
DENTISTRY.

A BEAUTIFUL SET, IS; GUM TEETH $40; SINGLE
n 81; warranted Having extensye nss9Itments Rsrca
ROOMS, 262 sixth aveuue, Sixteenth street Rcmcm
Der 262
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

IN WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT TIKI
CIRCULATION OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM
LAST WEEK ATTAINED DAILY AVERAGE OF
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

A DvERTIsERs AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
IA WOULD Do WELL - TO NoIIgE THAT I'll TIE IL
LAST WEEK ATTAINED A DAILY AVERAGE OF
&c. .2S6 COPIES.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.
In this city and Brooklyn.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE UNFURNISH.
N ed furnished partially furnished Apartments for
light housekeepng price must he stated and reasonable
Address IMPORTER box 12T Herald office.
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