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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
sTABBING AFFRAY IN BROOKLYN.

shortly before two O'CLOCK yesterday morning
disturbance occurred IN the saloon OF Herman
Pardes, No. 10 Hamilton avenue. The side door
was open. and party OF nye or six sunny iiai
lAns"--saIlors Dy occnpstion-entered and calico
Ios beer Anc wine. The beverage was duly sup
pied bnt the money therefor was not fortnconl-
ing when demanded by Pardee. The customers
proving thus Improbable were shown the door, 70
whlch they reireated, swearing vengeance. As
Herman was In the act OF 0oW1nR them out, ne
received three genie reminders oil their CAL In TIDE
shape or one staD IN the eit side and TWO IN me
left breast, Just below the breast bone, near TIE
stomach. The scoundrels then ran up Hamilton
avenue, ana all with the exception OF Luigi Len
aennl escaped. The latter ielow was taken be-
Sore Justice DeImaE, yesterday, and was neld 10
await examination on charge OF carrying con-
cealed weapons. The injured man WAL recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
CORoNERs CASES.

Coroner Croker was notified 20 hold an Inquest
yesterday on the body Of Lewis Berckinsick' VINO
Was found dead IN bed at hts hate resioence' NO.
a2o Broome street Deceased was eigliJlout
years OF age.
Oncer caprano OF the Seventeenth pree'<ct
round James Bury lying dead IN the hallway a No.
aas sixth street az two O'Clock yesterday r.ernng.
Ne was sixty years or age and mad occu, ted fur
hishea room az the above number az several
monthn. Coroner Croker has cnaig% 81 tue re-
mama $780,. -. A..
Coroner EicKhor held An inquest yesterday IN
enc case Of Charles Henne, the cAlld WAC was run
over by Dutcber's cart on inc, 6th inst lns jury
rendered verdict against tine driver o. the
vehicle Samuel khrmAnn, who has not ye. been
aoand Dy the police. - Y,. -
Aetaoted Yesterday forenoon IN the ACT OF steaHnR
AN OVercoat from the apartments Of James GlOson,
NO. 400 Ninth avenue. lie was arrested and locked
M IN me twentieth precinct station house, where
ne soon after committed suicide py hanging MN
self 20 tbc de0T OF his CELL He was discovered
and cut down ~ the d0orman soon amer ne nad
suspended himself, out nIe was SO nearly extinct
thaI he could not be saved. The unfOrtunate man
N said 70 have been very Wei connected IN
JAMAICA Coroner Eickhon naH charge OF the
ssmAlns and Will hold an inquest 10 Jew Gays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

HgLyH-nAn.FI.-May IL 1875, by the Rev.
Thomaa =. Preston, d. d., OF ST AIMS church,
WILLIAM r. :. MELVIN 70 LIMA u HAzLEr, d&ugh-
Ger OF the late DR.. :. ~ Hazlet.
PIKE--LovR.-ln Brooklyn, on THURSDAY, May IL,
1870 BY tue Rev Mr.. Johnson, OF HobokeD, DANIEL
r. PIKE 10 kRHECCA J. LOVE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

- NN~ wAMUsMmNNTSs
VMALEACKs
w Proprietor and Manager Mr.. LESTER WALLAGk
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF rHR REGULAR SEASON.
TUESDAY ana THURSDAY EVENINGS, MAY is aud
~, the performances Will commence with me peuls
COMEDY called
A dAPPY PAIR
Mr. and Mrs Honeyton by Mr. IL. j. Mon ague and
Nus A0A Dyas. AFTER which sheridAn's Comedy Ct
TIKI RIVALS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING"
The IRISH HkIRESS
In preparation, Lord Lyttonis charming ani poetic
Love Story, entitled the
LADY OF LYONS,
which win he produced In ma comm with
the well known reputation OF this theatre
NEW SCENERY AND ACCESSORIES
and
A FINE CAST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
TNMAN IhNE-ylxED soUrHERLY COURSE

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Cpnpany's pier loot OF Second street. Iobokcn
ODER May - June 3
kBCKAR......... NAY ~ DDNAU..-........ - une ~
Rates oI.pas>age from Sew York 70 Southampton,
Havre or Bremen: -
Iirst Cabin ..sOl, gold Second Cabin ....S6o COLA
Steerage $50, currency.
Prepaid sreerage certhcateS 50, currency
Return tickets At reduced rates
For freight or passare apply 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05
THE CHARIVARI.


Judge COIvin Draws the Lins Be
tween the Legitimate and the III.
legitimate. fel3
In Memphis and surrounding country
the boys occasionally "charivari" a
newly married couple. The following
from a St. Louis journal shows the legal
side Of the matter: a
1t is not often that the strange pro-
ceedings comprehended in the word
"charivari" are Investigated in the court
Of justice, but when they are, they usu.
ally lead to some luGicrous developments.
A case in point was tried 10 the Court
Of Criminal Correction, yesterday. Peter
Foster and Ed Morton, living some
seventeen miles out on the ST. Charles
Rock Road, we're accused by Stephen H.
McAtee ofriotously disturbing the peace.
The parties who appeared in the case
we're mostly farmers, living about two
miles from st. Charles. 1t appeared
that Frank Williams, an employe of Mr..
McAtee, had married a widow, and his
friends aud %neighbors turned out on Sun
day night to tender him a mock
serenade. There we're about thirty
persons present, and they had. besides
other musical instruments, a guitar, vio-
lin, accordion and horn. In comment
ing on the case, Judge Colvin said that
some Of our most distinguished men in
ST. Louis have been "~charivaried." II
this had been a naked charivari be would
be inclined to overlook it as ore OF the
customs not to be considered a direct Vi
olation Of law. There was a large mum.
Der Of persons in this case who thought
they would serenade Williams, who had
Just been married, and they went there
on Sunday night. There was no doubt
OF Foster being there, whether he was a
leader, or participant, made no Differ
ence, because there we're no degrees in
the oiiense. A short time after the sere-
made commenced, McAtee told Foster TO
take the crowd down to the saloon and
treat them az his expense intending. no
doubt, to induce themt to depart. mo-
said Foster, " we did not come fer the
purpose Of getting liquor, but for our
own amusement" That was A Kind of
defiance. He added. "We want him
to show himself" They came the
next night. The boys were bent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05
CINCINNATI.

CNCINSATI, June SIN the water
works investigation yesterday Mayor
johnson stated, with reference to the
charge of bis having borrowed thirteen
hundred dollars Of the works, that he did
not consider that he had borrowed o
cent irsm the works. He explains that,
while in his Office one day, J. H. Grueter,
secretary of the works, came in and
stated that be understood the Mayor was
in need Of thirteen hundred dollars, and
that he (Grueter) would be pleased to
lend it to him. : The witness gladly ac-
cepted it, and had no idea but the money
belonged to Mr.. Grueter. When he
learned that it was part of the water
works funds he returned it instantly.
H. Schmeidel, German residing on
Hughes street, committed suicide last
night by shooting himself through the
heart. Cause unknown.
By an explosion of the boiler Of an
engine on the Cincinnati Sandusky and
Cleveland railroad last night, engineer
Thomas Larkiu was killed, fireman Jo-
seph Lees mortally wounded and engi-
neer Thomas Ranahan severely injured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05

cancellations Of s27O.O 900 In Coupons
stopped by an Irinncti0n-HOw
lhe Information Leading 20 the
Discovery of the DepOsit was OBJ
lained.
Nashville Banner, June 81
Certain Of the new issue men have
Just made quite a haul, at least they
think so. In rumme giDg through the
printed Journal OF the Senate of 1870
and 1871, information was obtained
leading to the discovery that there we're
on deposit in the Comptroller safe some
$210, 900 Of State coupons belonging to
the assets of the Bank of Tennessee,
upon which the new issue is a preferred
claim; and thereupon q bill was filed
yesterday BY Senator Cooper and Il.
Mop. Smith to add this deposit to the
fund bound for the payment Of the new
issue. aiq
The coupons are O part Of the pro-
ceeds Of the settlement made some years
ago by the Legislative committee with
George r. Butter, President of the Ten
nessee National Bank Of Memphis. AT
ter the assets of the bank we're returned
to Nashville, the coin of the school
fund, q part of the capital of the bank,
was, ii will be remembered, sold to Jay
Cooke & Co for some $3.50, 900 in United
States 1880 bonds, which were afterward
by Treasurer Stanford deposited with
Rutter.
Rutter's bank %suspending, a committee
sped to Memphis and made with him the
best settlement that was practicable, and
the coupons in question are, as stated, a
part Of the proceeds of this settlement.
The Legislative committee turned them
over to the Treasurer, by whom they
were pasted in two blank books, uncan-
celed, after which, IN the course Of the
investigation Of former Treasurer Rust,
these two books were removed by the
joint committee engaged therein into
the Comptroller's Office, where they were
when the above bill was filed. The
prayer of the bill is to epjoin the cancel
alton, or mixture with others, of the
coupons in question, or their removal
from where they now are, and hat they
be decreed to belong to the assets Of the
bank, and be- disposed of accordingly.
ALI the assets of the bank, including the
school fund. or its proceeds, are claimed
to be a trust fund for the benefit of its
creditors, and, as stated, of these the
holders Of the new issue claim priority.
There being estimated to be some $780,
600 of the new issue outstanding, the
$4,000 of coupons constitute 8 mate
rial increase Of the fund bound for its
payment. The bill prays that these
coupons be funded according TO law, and
thus converted into an interest bearing
fnnd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05
LESSONS FROM FIRE.

The HOlyoke disaster at Springfield
has been investigated by a jury Of in
guest who have returned a verdict that
no one Immediately concerned is to
blame, bat c~Ondemning the death-trap of
q building in uumeasured terms Of Sc
verify. How much better is the Mem
phis Theater or the Greenlaw Opera
House. There are no means Of egress
known to the public except the regular
front entrances. II takes q full house at
least ten minutes to file out Of the The.
alter and FIVE minutes out Of the Opera
House, and in case of a panic there is
no calculating the injuryto life and limb
that would occur about the narrow stair
ways. II there are other venue Of
escape they are always closed and inyis.
ible to the audience. There should be a
law requiring all places of amusement,
halls, churches and other public build
ings to be provided with means Of es-
cape in case of fire or a panic from any
cause. People lose their senses on such
occasions, and often in the frantic en-
deayors to get away block up the only
routes Of escape. A few are always
cool and self possessed, realizing
the situation and using all their pow
ers and influence to the best advan.
tango; the many rush pell NELL toward a
given point, and often the weak are
crushed by the strong. The attention OF
the country has been directed to this
subject in the light of recent sad catas-
trophies, and the fact has been made
known that very few of the hotels Of
New York are provided with facilities
whereby the guests might get out in case
of a sudden fire alarm. People are sent
away up from four to eight stories high
by an elevator and have not the re-
hottest idea Of the direction to the few
stsirways, which are always constructed
with a view to the economy Of space.
A stranger lodged in one Of these top.
most floors might nearly as well, in case
a fire, be shut up in Mammoth Cave.
We have learned but little from these
terrible disasters il we do not take steps
to prevent their recurrence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05
personalities.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-For the upper
Mississippi and the lower Missouri
valleys, stationary pressure, cool partly
cloudy weather, and possibly occasional
rain. For the Ohio valley, Tennessee
and the lakes rising, followed by falling
barometer, cooler, northwest to south.
west winds, and partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rain on the lower lakes.
The lower Missouri river will probably
rise; the lower Ohio and lower Missis-
sippi will fall.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05

Crooked millinery is what they
call /, now. For years past every woman
who returned from q trip to Europe,
brought with her a half dozen trunks
filled with fne goods, Cor herself and
friends. which passed the New York
custom-honse duty free on the represen-
tation that they contained. only wearing
apparel. All this delightful state Of
affairs for the fair smugglers is now to
be changed Nothing is to be passed as
wearing apparel unless it shows signs of
actual wear. Think Of strange men
custom inspectors oyerhauling trunks
and examining each article contained
In them for signs OF wear. Ughl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05
Fire.

MACHIAs, Me-, June 5.-Anincendiary
fire in this city at two o'clock this morn
ing destroyed the Catholic church and
parsonage and the residences of Nathan
LOngfellow and DR.. Peabody, together
with several small buildings and barns
and $50, 900 feet of lumber. Loss, about
$75, 900. a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05
River TeIegrams.

CAIRO, June -Arrived-Capito City,
st. Louis, s pm; Rover, St. Louis, G
pm City Of Chester, Memphis, s pm.
Departed-Capitol City, Vicksburg, 8
PM City of Chester, St. Louis, 9 a m
Raven, Ohio river, 10 a. m. 1t rained all
night and until Gam, and is cloudy and
warm now.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05

on having their fan. Although
Foster did not blow q horn, or strike a
guitar, or anything Of that kind, he
spoke for the crowd; be acted in concert
with them, althoughit was not supposed
there was any harmony in such a CON
glomeration OF sounds. 0ne witness
said be heard them a mile OF, and It
being a quiet country place, they must
have made noise enough to disturb all
the neighborhood. Then McAtee's wife
was sick, and it was known to some of
the crowd. Defendants COUNSEL said it
was not known to them If he thought
it was a regular fair charivari, Invested
of all extraneous matters, he would dis.
charge them without hesitation. 10 this
case q treat was offered. The idea Of a
legitimate chariyari-if such a thing
could be-wast to get a treat from the one
who was charivaried. AS Foster did not
60 when offered a treat, he would be
fined q nominal sum, 81.
Norton was discharged, It is sup
posed the costs, charged with the 6ne,
will be about $50.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05

RED CLOUD has proved anything but
a soft customer in the hands Of the ring
at Washington. Some Spectator took a
picture Of the Indian group yesterday,
but Red Cloud declined to be taken in
that way. He said anybody could have
his picture for twenty-five dollars. THUS
far he has successfully resisted all at
tempts to cheat his people out Of their
Black Hills possessions. Where are all
the pious fanatics that want the rights Of
all men : secured, regardless Of race,
color or previous condition. If these
iadians lived in the South, they would
have to vote and stand by the Republi.
can party the same as the negroes. The
Government has set about to swindle the
Indians out Of whatever valuable lands
they may have, and the pay rendered has
to 70 through the hands Of f~avorite
agents, who have chance to steal almost
without limit. The Indian policy Of the
Government has long been a disgrace
and a source Of corruption.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-05
NEW YORK.

New YORK, June Captain William
S. Brown, of the Fifth cavalry, United
States army, committed suicide yester-
day at his residence in this city.
The specie shipments to Europe to-
day were 81, 500, 900, Of which 50, $50, 900
is gold coin and the remainder silver
bars,