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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-01
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland
RAPID RETRIBUrroS,

RAPID RETRlBUT1OS.
About two O'Clock on tho morning OF Friday last
James Luckcy, Of No 700 Broadway, was passing
through Eighth street, Fourth avenue, when he
was knocked down by Edward Thomas, who robbed
HIM oil a gold watch, cham and locket worth 900
Thomas admitted his guilt and the Court sent him TO
STATE Prison Tor ten years
ANOTHER FoRGER IN CUSTODY.
Detectives Field and o'connor, Of tho District At
orneys Office yesterday morning arrested at his rest
dence No 275 East Seventy-seventh street, Wolf OPP
penhe.m, father OF Louis oppenhelm, the particulars
of whose arrest were published in the HERALD few
days ago. Wolf oppcnheim was arrested upon I'VE in
dictments found against him by tho Grand Jury on
Monday, charging him with forging and uttcring in
June 1873 Eve bonds Of the New York, Buffalo and
Erie Railroad for $1,000 each. with rtent to deirand
Ferdinand Hartog. Hc is another OF the notorious
RobertsGeason gang, most OF whom have now paid
The penalty oil their crimes The prisoner pleaded
not guilty, and was heid TO pan IN Szow ON eacn Ia
dictmcnt
DANGEROUS CUSTOMER.
Michael Brown. an old young thief, who had his
abode at No ls3 Cherry street. May 30 entered the
Junk store of Theodore Hayman, No. ll5 Attorney
street. and asked for coat aud trousers On beng
told that there II the place he opened Jack
knife and threatened 10 cut up the proprietor II the
latter did not forthwith furnish the clothing Hayman
ran out to yet an Officer and his found his
cloth Jacket, worth SIS on the person OF Brown The
latter arrested, and, pleading guilty, yesterday was
sent to the Penitentiary Tor six months
PETTY PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
John PcnGeld who, on the night OF April % broke
into the store of John Cakes. No. 140 Maiden lane, AM
carried away $500 worth OF nautical instruments, was
sent to State Prison for three years.
william Barnes, OF No. 81 Oliver street. who stole
eight reams OF paper, worth $40, from Nicholas An
gcl No. - John street, on May 10 was arragned He
said he had no home at present., and 'made living
buying aud selling most anything" He pleaded guilty,
and was sent to State Prison Tor two years
D,i paar nc Nh
to the Penuentlary for six months. She stole $50
worth OF clothing from Lucy Williams No. 526 Broomc
street. the 18th OF last month";
Frank Smdt, OF No ID Lewis street, was sent 10 State
Prison Tor two years upon his admission that he on
April -, IN Second street, snatchei silver watch
worth SIS from the pocket of Michael Roth, No l43
Goerck street.
Francis Campbell, of No. 400 West Seventeenth
street. Who on May is, stole truck worth $3.50 from
George Hassclbrock, OF No S02 Washington street,
sent to s iatc Prison Tor two years.
John Smith and John Casmcl wero sent to the Pcni-
Tertiary and half years each for breaking into
premises No POI Ninth avenue the afternoon oil May
13, and stealing quantity OF lead Pipe.
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BARBARoUs INDIGNANTLY.
CHILD BRUTALITY BEATEN BY Hxn AUNT AND

CHILD BRUrALLY BEATEN by HEn AUNT AND
COUSIN.
Acting warrant issued by Justice Morgan. OF
the Essex Market Police Court Officer Boodgood, OF
the court squad yesterday arrested Mary Robertson OF
No. Suffolk street. and her daughter, Lizzie Brani
gan, for bruiay treating Annie Mcbride, aged six
years, niece OF Mrs Robertson. Tho case was
brought to the attention OF Justice Morgan by
Mr. Alexander 7. Corner. ngcnt OF the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children SIR.
Corner informed Judge Morgan that Monday Sebas-
tian Braun. young German, residing the first
floor OF the rear house No. 81 Suffolk street. called at
the office OF the society and stated that the child was
being continually beaten by the prisoners who live
the upper floor Of the house. Mr.. Corner at once
called at the place and began make inquiries among
the negbors, when he found that the Information
furnished by Mr.. Braun was correct He
tered the rooms occupied by the prisoners.
found the woman Branilan there, with the child a
beautiful little girl. with har blue eyes and pleas
ing features One of the chd's eyes almost COM
petely closed. and her body and limbs were covered
with bruises and scars resulting FRO, beatngs re-
ceivcd ut the hands OF her nhuman relatives first
child refused TO say anything in reference the treat
ment she received but on Mr. Corner ordering the wo-
mnn Brangan 10 leave the The tc girl told the
whole story OF her wretched life. She lifted up the
carpet and showed Mr.. Corner hole in the floor
which the woman Branigan had cut with nm axe. She
said hat Mrs Brangan told her II she did say she
Tell into the holc and received her injuries she
would Kill her Tho little child stated that both her
aunt and cousin struck her with logs OF wood chair legs
the stove pokcr, or whatever weapon their
hands The woman Branlgan admitted 10 Mr. Corner
that the cnilds statement was true and begged him
not to proceed against her When Officer Bloodgood
went 10 the house the women found their
rooms IN a most hlthy condition and unfit Tor human
habilation mrs Robertson Is a washerwoman, and
her daughter claims to follow the same calling. On
the prisoners being arragned before Justice Morgan
little girl was by order OF the Court given into tho
care Of Matron Webb, Of Police Headquarters
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ST. MARY'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

There was dramatic and musical entertainments
gwen under the auspices Of the above association at
ST. Mary's Institute of Madison and Clinton
streets, in this city, last evening" which brought to-
gcthcr largo and apprcciative audience Tho per-
formancc consisted OF several negro sketches by MI
Gus WEIGH and members Of the association. which
loudly encorcd and considerably above tho
level OF amateurs One Of the leading features Of the
entertainment the quartet aud solo singing by the
Orpheus Quartet OF Brooklyn, consisting or Mr. De-
pew first tenor; Mr.. Dale, second tenor Mr. Van
think this ASSOCIATION have been exceedingly fortunate
In procuring the OF these gentlemen, II is
very seldom that have the pleasure OF listening to
such choice selection OF quartcts ably rendered.
The whole was decided success and will most likely
be repeated at an early date
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WHITE WHALES.

HOW THEY WERE CAPTURED AND DROUGHT TO
NEW YORK.
Tho steamship Eenora, from Portland which arrived
at this port early yesterday morning, had addition
to her ordinary cargo, two immense packing cases
measuring about thirty feet These contained
specimens Of the 'Beuga' white whale the very
existence Of which that eminent authority Her.
man Melville has denied in his ''Moby Dick, the
Search Tor the White Whale" They consigned
Mr.. Coup OF this city.
reporter Of the HERALD witnessed the discmbarka-
ton the arrivals whose ingenious capture has al
ready been described In these columns.
Tho whales seemed to get through the journey In
good style, and when landed were good condition.
They at once removed to their permanent quar-
ters There most unfortunate accident occurred re-
suiting IN the death OF the largest specimen owing
the carclcssness oi som. OF the workmen sharp
iron edges had been left exposed In the tank. Directly
the whales were pull out OF the temporary tanks
quarters Inc largest ell ashIng rouna
furious rate OF speed. and In doing nukcs
against the IRON causing wound from which bcd
death In few hours ihe loss VIII be nearly $4,000 10
flc d n
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF Esr1MATEa

day consider the in the budget Tor she ensuing
fiscal year. decided to cut on the appropriation
Of $40 500 with which proposed establish two
new companies Tor the Fire Department Tho Board
allowed $4,000 for tho establishment OF telegraph
alarm ERE signals. The item Of So. 600 asked by the
Board OF Police and EXCISE twenty extra patrolmen
was stricken out also the amounts OF salaries
for the captain segeants Of the proposed pre-
cinct From the health estimate 81 200 for the
tenance or the vaccnating corps was stricken out
The item OF $4,000 for armory for the Four
teenth regiment National Guard, increased to
100000 This money will be expended upon altering
the State arsenal on Portland avenue into an armory
for the Fourteenth So 600 allowed for repairs TO
bridges and the contingent fund was increased from
So 900 to $4,000 The Board will meet again this a.
ternoon consider other items IN the estimates Of
various departments OF the city government
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Washington Place Police Court before Justice
Smith, yesterday, Charles w. and Harry Andrews, tae
two young who stole 500 worth Of jewcIry from
their uncle, George L. Dart, OF Peru, Indiana,
ragned charge OF Detective Won Gerlchten OF the
Central ONCE They were discharged owing the nck
of sufficient evidence. Charles w. Andrews Mt
once arrested various charges OF forgery. BY
means OF forged order, purporting 10 have been
signed by 7. c. Richards Of No. AZ Murray street, he
obtained dry goods valued 500 from j. c. Wcmple Il
Co.. Of Ala ana 446 Pearl street He IS also known to
ing TO have been signed by Mr. Martin Grossman chair
maker, OF No SO Clinton street. He was committed
for examination in default Of 81, 500 bail
Ella Gibson Of No. Depau row, held for trial at
the Washington Place Police Court yesterday for steal
ing watch valued at $22 from James Carroll Of No
los Tenth avenue.
William Wilson, tramp. was nrraigned the Tombs
yesterday charged with stealing 81 from the residence
Of Dr. Bishop No 1856 Broomc street. he was held for
trial.
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Tho Of 0fIlcers Bowen and German, OF the Sixth
precinct, who charged with having brualy beaten
and illegally arrested Senior jose Agulc Cuban reu-
gee at his boarding house, No Doyer street. on sun
day last up for examination before Justice Wan
dell at the Tombs yesterday. Mrs. Kelly, keeper Of
the boarding house IN which senior Aguc resided,
asked Judge WandcIl DO merciiul, as She
had learned that both officers had large
families 10 support, and their wives had called TO SEQ
Senior Aguc and with tears in their eyes begged him
to Withdraw the complaint Justice wandcll refused
10 entertain any such disposition OF the case and
rather plainly nmated that Mrs. Kelly had been won
10 the side of the officers by of their friends
He decided to hold both officers further examine
tion IN $500 ball, which furnished.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME ouRr-CHAxBERs-No SO. "a, 100, 112
125 POS, PAL, 26s, 323 329 333, 354, 359, $780, $780,
800. sos, 1863 $40 37l, 372-
SUPREME CouRr-CiRcUIr-Par 3-Hcld by Judge
Dykman.-Case on-Black vs.. The Continental Ma
tonal Bank No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CorRr-SrEclAL TERM-Hcld by Judge
Speir- Nos IA and IS.
COMMON PLxAs-EQurrY TERA-No Day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-lRiAL TERx-Part 2-Hed by Judge
Van Brunt-Nos 2252 PISA, 22S5. 2275, 2276, 2277.
227s 2l.9 22s0 22S3 22s6 22S7 200 2293 2296 2297
22as 200 $500 23ol 230. 23U3 1905 1906 1907 2s0s
2309. 2310 23ll, 23l4 23l5, 23lS, 23i9 $500. 2233
All other courts have adjourned for The term.
COURT OF GENERAL sYssioSs-Heid by Judge Suther-
land The People Mary Smith, iconious assault
and battery; Same VS. George II. Townsend rape;
Same Va George W. Russell, John Evans and Thomas
Muref, burglary; Same VS.. John Mccain and William
Berch, burglary: same John Muaney. burglary !;
Same VS.. John Mccarthy, burglary; same va Charles
Smith, burglary; Same VS.. Herman Pohmer, burglary;
Same Benn Goldey, burglary; same vs. John
Mallory. grand larceny; Same VS.. Patrick Mahoney,
grand larceny; Same Mary Walker. grand larceny
Same vs. William J. Heron grand larceny; same VS..
Amos NJ. Ross. grand larceny; Same VS.. Charles Nc
Carol, grand larceny; Same VS.. Walter Skin, grand
larceny; Same vs. James Doran. grand larceny Same
Kate McCran, grand larceny: Same va James
Perry and William Reid, grand larceny Same va John
Mccarthy and Powers. false prctcLccs; Same
John smith and William Smith, carrying burglars
tools; Same Amelia Schubert dlsorderiy house |;
Same VS.. Catharine Mcmahon, petit larceny.
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CAPTAIN LOWERY.


To THE EDITOR THE HERALD-
notice with regret in the HERALD to-day an
evident effort the of Police Captain Lowery Of
the Sixth precinct to influence Judicial opinion in refer
cncc to his illegal action in arrestipg the bartender Of
Mr. George Roster on Sunday night last The facts in
thce will be developed the trial OF
n complaint against Captain Lowery, lnadc by Mr.
Roster before the Police Commissioners, and IN civil
suit Tor damages, IN which the defendant Will be
rested as soon tho necessary formaIitics
plctei Comment the case therefore. is improper;
but my duty 10 my client lmpc.s to state that not
only tho report IN Tuesdays HERALD true in every
particular, but that the reporter have doubt unn-
cntonaiy, Omitted mentioning minor details favora-
bic to my client
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AN ALLEGED TEN THOUSAND DOL
LAR ROBBERY.

Last week Mrs. Charles Nagles, a wealthy German
lady, arrived from Europe by steamer Hobokcn.
She gave her baggage to BIO sent to New York by Mr.
II Raab, OF Hobokcn, the oxprcssman shc alleges
that three trunks she ordered sent by Raab to her
residence IN this city contained silks wearing apparel
jewels &c, worth 100000 Yesterday morning she
commenced proceedings before Justice Jain. OF Hobo
ken, 10 recover $4,000, which amount OF goods she
says has been stolen from OF her three trunks.
Mr.. Raab alleges that he robbery not discover d
for two days til after rcccivci Mrs Naglcs may have
been robbed In her house. Hc alleges also that he
holds Mrs. Naglcs' receipt for the three trunks
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MEYER HEARD FROM.

Henry Meyer. aroceryman Of Newark and Clinton
Streets Hobokcn, abandoned Lis wife four children
month ago. after taking all available funds with HIM,
and LETT for parts unknown Last night Captain Dono-
van, OF the Hobokcn police force, received telegram
from Baltimore to the eject that Meyer would leave
for Europe to-day. shortly afterward Mrs. Meyer
started Tor Baltimore after asking Captain Donovan
telegraph TO the Baltimore detectives 10 arrest her hus
band Tor dcscrtlon.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. Y, MAY 81, 1875
No. $780, In 70 Hart Argument resumed and con-
cuded.
No. BOG Rutherford va Holmcs.-Argued by William
Gleason Tor appellant, l.. L. Bundy for respondent
No ST. The Guardian Mutual Lilo Insurance Com
pany VS.. Kashaw.-Arpucd by Samuel Hand Tor appel
lant J. Lawrence Smith for respondent
Adjourned
CALENDAR
Day calendar for Thursday, June l, 1S7e:-Nos. 1876,
2lS 221, 222 49, 80. 203, 15L
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

HAIGur-DRuNMoSD.- On Tuesday. May 30, q the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, Eatontown, n j.,
JonS I. HAIGHr 10 NJ. LOUISE DRuMNoSD daughter OF
Robert Drummond Esq No cards.
HEyMAxx-HAAs- Tuesday. May 80, by the Rev.
DR. G Gottheil. Mr.. EDWARD HEyMASx TO Miss BEkxA-
DINA II. Haas both OF this city. No cards
WILLiAas-TRuMDULL.-0 Tuesday, May 30 AZ tho
residence of the BRIDES mother Fort Plain, r., ~
the Rev A. r. Riggs, JAMES H. WILLIAMS, OF brooklyn
to Harris A. TRUNDULI. OF the former place.
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A LONG IMPRISONMENT.

Samuel Oppenhcimer, who has been confined in Lud-
low Street Jail a charge OF fraudulent bankruptcy
since 1870, was yesterday discharged IRON custody.
Judge Batchord, motion OF General Foster United
States District Attorney, quashed the indictment
against Oppcnheimcr who has suffered the longest
prisonment without sentence Of Court that is known
in our
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-01
STATEN ISLAND FERRY LEASES.

STATEN ISLAND FERRY LEASES.
In March, 1874. the Department Of Docks leased to
the North shore Staten Island Ferry Company and TO
the New York and Staten Island Ferry Company pier
No North River eighty and halt feet OF the
bulkhead lying between the easery side OF this pier
and the westerly SIDE Of small pier between piers
Nos. and for period OF ten years ut $4,000
year The suit was brought against the city to set
asdethe lease and dspossess the lessecs on various
grounds, the leading being that tho Department
Of Docks had right such lease and that
should not have been executed any way without adj
vertising for proposals for bids demurrer was
raised that the complaint did not sci iortn sufficient
facts 10 constitute of action. The case was
argued at length before Judge Van Worst holding SUI
prcInc Court, Special Term who gave his decision yes
ierday, dismssing the demurrer He holds that the
lease void its iace that the proper remedy Is
through proceedings in equity and that proceedings
in cjectment would meet the difficulty, innsmucn
ejectmcnt cannot be maintained for corporeai
hcrediLament
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MOTHERS PEACE MEETING.

The womans Social Education Society will celebrate
ITS anniversary by Mothers Day. Peace Meeting, at
Piimpton Hail. on Friday evening, June 2, at eight
o'clock. There will be addresses, music and rsc'sa
liuuA
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Boiling Va Brungcss dwell va Hoyt The Bank Of
New York W. Conner; Mead Va sherck; Mead ~
McCool; Richard Va Boiler; Frnnck vs. Kratl-Mo-
tons granted.
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investigation. The decision Of Judge Dykman y on
the motion made behalf Of the receiver OF the
Bieecker Street and Fulton Ferry Railroad for leave 10
issue dcbentures for the purpose Of building an extern
sion to connect with the Twenty third street ferry,
North River. He denies the motion.
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THE SIXTH WARD POLICE OUT.
RAGE.

JAMES C0wAN, Attorney for Plaintlfr
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u,RUsTEE'S SALE.
SATURDAY, The i6lh day Of b. December, 1875,
I'D. .. v. I
". II. HALLER, AucuonCei
TRUSTEES SALE.

i
By virtue OF deed OF trust made by James
Wheeler and Lewis ". Stephens and Minerva
stCphenS bis wife, 10 me- n Trustee, dated the lot
day OF April, A. b. 1875, and recorded in the Once
Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of OHIO county,
West Virginia, Ia tho bVOk OF deeds Of trust and
mortgages No, 8, on Pages All and as, will on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1876,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
Wheeling, proceed to Aell al puddle auction the fol-
Loving described property, or 70 much thereoi rs
may be Necessary TO pdy 20 much VI tho deotA Sc
cured by said deed OF trust Us Is past due anu un'
paid aHJ The Interest due thereon and the expenses
Of sale, that Is to say: All that part Of lot No 20,
nj the nOrh-WtAt corner OF Main and sd Areats In
.ald city Of Wheeling 10 the county and State aiore-
Md which 10 bounded rs followsi Beginning At the
southeast corner Of said lot ut the north.weAt
corner Of SRid streets aud running thence With tho
west aide Of Main street In 4 northerly direction
twenty-five feet, more or leS9, to the sOuth-eabt
corner Of tho south dwelling house on sAid !, I,
thence running In the same direction with
the south wall Of said dwelling house 10 Alley a,
thence running twenty-five feet, mote or lesS, 70
tue northeast corner Of Alley A and I'D street, and
thence running In an eRsterly direction with the
north aide Of aJd street to the place Of beginning
TERnS W SALE-SSSi 30, aud expenses OF Aale,
cash In hand, and the reAdue III tho equal INSTALL
ments "a ya6d respectively on the LIST day Of April,
1871 and on the Ist Jay Of ApriI, 1870 Wln inter-
est from day Of SSle payable bcIni-annually, the
deferred payments to 10 secured by deed Of trust
gu the PROPERTY sold, and the buildings on such
property 10 10 insured by the purchaser In COM
Iauy and to an amount approved BY the undeisign-
3D. not 10 exceed the amount Of deferred payments,
for the benefit Of tho debts secured by Aald lat
nOntIoned deed Of trust, and TO 10 kept 70 Insured
until toe deferred payments arc made
Selling Us Trustee, shall convey such tile Is Is
vested IN Mo by snd decd Of trust:
ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
&c. HKRvEY, Aurtloneer. noe
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FOR SALE.
TRUsTEE,s SALE,

In pursuance Of Deed Of Trust given by George
". Eekhaft and vile, dated August 2ith, ie15,a
recorded In the Clerks ONCE tor Ohio county, West
VITlnIa, IN DeOd Book No, GS, pace go, %, and
also by the written directions Of BSrbarl Eckhalt,
Wifeof Iald George W. EcGhlrt, viii, on
WEDNESDAY, the Goth day Of December, 1870,
sell the following described property, eonYeytd 10
me By aaid deed Of trust (of % much thereof q
may 10 necessary to Fay Cd tho lCnS on Sald pro.
neTty al the date u the conveyance above namsd),
to-Wit: Lots Nos. nine t9) and tWenty-tVo (22l, Ia
North Wheeling: hlto Lots RoA thlrty.eiSht ISL
and twenty seven 27D thirty.slE (S6 thlEty.AsTen
(s1, twenty eight I2s, twenty mine t2Sh thirty.
one (Sll, thIry-two t32 and thirty-Ihree (SS), In
North Wheeling.
said Sale will 30 made al the front door Of The
Court House for Ohio county, At 10 o'clock a. H.,
on the following terms: One-ihird Of the purchase
money 10 Be paid In cash, tho balance In AZ,
twelve and eighteen months, With Interest," defer
red pay ments 10 be satisfactorily secured.
c. l.. STlFEL, Trustee.
WHEELING, November ., 1915.
In addition to the above, will also offer for ale
al the same time and place, part Of Lot No ten (0
on Main strtet, North Wheeling, (about the ONE
third tnereOl being The same part now occupied
by Joseph KlelLly. noSO
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TRANSPORTATION.

No. 5 will run daily; Nos l., ! and Z will run
daily except sunday; No. s will run daily eLOspe
Aoula So u stops at al stations UetWeau Wh0oL-
InS aud Grafton; No Gtopa al all stations between
Wheelng and Cumberland.
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