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New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
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LOCAL MISOELLANY.
HE MORGUE AND DEAD HOUSE.
CARE OF THE UNKNOWN AND PAOPEh phAo

CARE OF THE UNKNOWN AND PAUPEk DEAD
sCSNEs AT THE TWO PLACES.
The Morgue attached to Bellevue Hospital
and College not only familiar TO relatives oil those VINO
meet with sudden death who murderedo or drowned
but it is requented by persons who could not De sup
posed to have any such cause OF interest IL open 70
ALL Iders aud the morbidly curious pass IN ana
look through the glass frames, joke coarsely'
and turn away. Women hestatngly enter
and with lips compressed and hands tightly claspcd
glance earnestly the bodies exposed Detectives coue
and 20 daily large rewards being odereI for the dscov-
cry of persons dead alive VINO are missing Inc e
of corpses stretched on the marble couches OF the
Morgue present picture of the most terrible form OF
death The majority OF bodies taken to the Morgue are
of persons found drowned" The bodies OF those com
mitting suicide are also taken there.
Upon pier juttlng from the grounds OF Bellevue os
pta is the house where the cy pauper dead are taken
10 be removed for burial TO Hart's Island The corpse
laid first the deadhouse where an inquest Is heid
The clothes are aud shrouI put on the
body when il il taken inside court stood up against
stone wall aud photographed. Tie body is then placed
in Morgue its bead being elevated 80 ~ 10 pc u,s
tncty it is covered with rubber blanket 10 te
The collection Of photographs is uclosed in glass oppo
site tue ue of bodies. Faces are reproduced IN HI
rblc cOntOItiOnmouths Ope teeth clenche ana heoKs
twisted Tie description OF The persou. and AL tue par
tculs far known OF death, are written on .be
back of the card The clothes of bodies brought Ia the
Morgue kept one year banging III tue deduIh9use
living os IN the wator their garments are tue only means
OF Identification. The body Of man was lately brought
20 the MOf quo which shockingy mutllated py
railroad accident. Two men had To hold 1t III position
to be photographed II was spectacle that made even even
the ctluus keepers shuddcr. An affecting scene TOOK
place a few days at the Morgue, when two young
ladies recognised brother and lover among the cOrses
exposed. Notwithstanding the loIthsOme appearance
of tue briy they cmNraced IL tendery; ihey
chang, d but the photographs unmistakabie Snce
last January 40 bodies have been placed IN the M9lgue
They ar kept two months wh n the weather VIII per-
nit before burial this season ~ hours Is the lin tcd
time Since the ginning of tae 10 eorlses nave
been boucht 10 the dcad-hoIss. About 300 are annl-
ay given t. medical stude8ts Tor dissection No charge
* made excepting for the carriage when removed
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

DEBATE on THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL-Ap-
DRESS or MIR. WOOD or HEw-YoRK-rHE coUN-
TRY's RESOURCES AND THE CONDITION OF IFS
TREASURY.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June 13, 1875.
Mr. HANCOCK (Dem., Tex introduced
Joint resolution directing the Committee on ways ana
Means 10 inquire the propricy of relieving from
taxation all domestic feTmentcd beers. Referred
. on motion of MIR. HOLMAN. Dcm.. Indl the Senate
amendments TO the Po.tofce Appropriation pili were
Mr. cIITlFR Tem N j. offered a resolution author
ging the Secretary of MT ~ loan the Cy OF Paterson
~ J pieces Of afIllery for tie celebration oil the
Mr. ROBERTS Dc,n., MOI introduced bill 70 reduce
te aI.Sn On On i fi SS h NatSa baSks Referred
SIR. TERi.Y tDem, Vn) FROM the committee on "a ~
d ta of array on. ers as Professors state Military
Academies, extending the limit fioui 70 To 80 Atef
Tne House at 2i5 went into Committee vf the Whole.
with Mr. BlacAbufn Dem. Kyl In the chair on tis
WOOD (jeul., n. " lie directed his remarks 10 TIE
onsderaon of the resources OF the Government and
history of century far relates t. tins country,
would divide II into four epochs The h,', n.m i,o
10 lsOl he would describe the era OF tue uaiinh
bt in which, ny military force and inc higher order OF
s nS nneS and aHneon ryen to the
true theory Of rrpubhcnnism az drelaiel by Thomas
he would des,riho a. d period Of further develop
ment Of the infant commerce ut the country,
aud OF the status OF the General Government with refer
euce the States and 20 Oi ciGn nations the acquisition
| of Louisiana aud Florida and tue applications OF the
principles OF political economy to the American Jsteln
The lIrd epoch 1926 70 ls5l he would describe
as the era OF accession Of Texas, the acquisition o
the Pacific possessions the developments OF gOId ihesl
aud the foundation Of solid prosperity. Tue lst AMI
present era, from 1851 10 1876, he would describe
| AS aye Of expansion, OF ekuavasahec OF
| sensatiouaIism, of general public aud private
decentralization not only TO the social world but, 10
great extent IN the political aud official world. The
whole income OF the Government for the present year
| was S2sG,OO0O00. Assuming that II would bo as
| great next ycar-whicn not likely to be
| tIe case-Chere would be deficiency at the
| end OF tine fiscal year 1877 OF I'll .Gs3342.
The Grand total OF m OF these bills showed that the Com
| mite, on Appropriations had reduced the amount
S7 900 below the estimates aud S39OoO,OO0 below
tne ppro patOns for the present fiscal year. This
| the WORK OF the Committee on Appropriations, and IL
shOuld De sustained by the House. Ia conclusion lie
advocated reduction OF the army proposed IA the
| bill.
Mr. LYNCH Qsep., Miss) addressed the Committee on
| the political status oi the oUlpr"d people
Mi. SAVAGE Dem, OLOl addressed The Committee
| the financial question. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
CUTTING DOWN PASSENGER RATES.

The Sharpness Of competition in the railroad
war becomes marked daily All the trunk lines
sold tickets yesterday at reduction oil 81 below former
rates TO the leading Western points 1.-THE reduction hay-
ing been first by the Ere making the rate to
Chicago Sl3; Cincinnati $l1 and ST. Louis, sl7 good
for three to five days The freight rates also the
same over different lines, but changes have been
made IN the figures for freight published in yesterdays
TRIBUNE.
To-day the Eric announces further reductions in pas
sengcr charges 70 point, ia this STATE, aud has entered
upon direct and sweeping opposition 10 the New-fork
Central as shown los the following new schedule: To
Buffalo, TOnawandI, Niagara Falls, or Suspension
Fridge s.; excursion tickets 80 10 Dunkirk, 30 10
Attca Batavia, Leroy, Caledonia, or Rochester II 3O
excursion tickets - Fares by the Erie line to cities Oh
Tie NrwYoik Central Railroad cut down follows
To Utica from 50 81 20 Syracuse, from SO O6 to II
10 Oswec0 II 26 10 - TO Auburn. from 20 % to
81: 20 Geneva. from 81 10 10 ~ to Canandaiga, from
- "a - 80. The same rates are adopted on east
hound travel
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

features Of collegiate commencement n, IN - =.
Dayton, Principal sutherland and ethers 49, &c
music was rendered by the scholara -
At the adjourned meeting Ct the Board Of w..
Of the New-York anc Brooklyn Bridge Company ., 49,
Hewitt Vice President for The ensuing yar r.. sss.
been So 1883 IT, and the expenditure lll SOi ~
general meeting Of the Operative Plsst...-
Trade Society held evening st oasss Hsf m -
fonrths Thrdaye, to take sctioa csneernips -,
II stated that Powers Bros the contractors Cor -
s3per day Society they ssaid Se pss s p
a to xoS 0p ss5s 81 % oss member
At the monthly meeting OF the Bar Associstt.
last evening Mr. Mitchell presented the rsp the csu
tee appointed to attend the examinations ~ Columbia o.,
Law school, which expressed satisfaction With them n
law students graduates Of collegiate nsututioes -
that almost every State was represented in studsu
mee on iorminga stale Bar Assciation rsoossd ~ ~
a5 was Sa ss -.
meeting The Chsna, vas authorized to srpoint frs. q
POLICE NOTEA
John Wagner of No. 425 West Thirty-pinthx "A
dropped dead on Monday night
Jackson Dutton, colored, Of No. I54 Norfolk a
was found dead in his bed yesterday morning
Anne Horwitz, age A., fell from the fire escsps u
No. 4s Crystiest Monday night and died atervrZ
Louis Gers of No. 231 StantOn-st- aYose yestsrd.,
morning usual, and then dropped dead on the Aoor
In the inquest held yesterday upon the body 4
Thomas Lamb, who killed by being Psyeuis
Ferry on June 2, the jury rendered verdict Of scc6i1
death.
An embankment fell yesterday on james Byuea
age 49, of No. 80 West Forty Ourthst Wills he vol
at Forty eghthst and broadway severtns an artery q
left arm.
Kate McGowen of No. 451 West Forty.nut.<
was yesterday morning. at Forty fourth St and as
entaye horse and wagon driven By VIM Brady BrSly
arrested.
While Duncan Stewart was ct work yesterday
painting the BRICK chapel in Thirty bei Seen seventh
and Eigitiayss he fell from the scatold received -
lures from which he died soon afterwart
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
IInsr.cLAs. scEoONERs.
BASE BALL.

About 1000 persons assembled on the Union
grounds yesterday witness the first game OF the cham
pionhp series between the Chicago White Stockings and
tie Mutials. In tine pools sold before the game the
Chicagos favortes odds Of 300 70 $40, and two
10 one that they would win the game 10 two innings
Play began at $50, with Mr. Daniels umpire and the
Auuals first at the ba In their first bning by base
kits OF Start Hahau and Craver they scored one run
which was all they got during the entire game. The
Cheaeos failed 10 hit the pitching OF Matthews In their
rst four inungs and made points bus In their Ah
and eighth inuiDgs they did some OF ;he bnes bsitng
Of Il, and scored i've runs, atOf wIle sere earned
This won them the game in hour and 70 inmates. The
rlnying OF Uahan aud Hicks for The home club and OF
Ec{ey aud Hines for the visitors most conspicuous
HohlswOrih and Barnes each credited with brilliant
sne-band catches. The score IL as follows:
lsL I'd. 50 4th 9th. 9th. 7th 9Th. 9th. Total.
Snsa Shsss0"1 9 9 3
The champion amateur Chelsea Club OF
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EMBEzzLEMENT OF $4,000
,r,es II Lee. who was formerly employed


nv Edwin Bates at No l66 Bro ,dway, was arrested st
ncht op a charge of having embezzied $6,740. He OBJ
tanned a position ~ bookkeeper, and vas rapidly ad
yanced t. confidential relations with the hrn but De
came nfairaed with dlsrepntible woman, and to ia7
s, money on er he embezzled $4,000 He left the
employment Of the hun In December last, and was moi
seen again unit, yesterday when he was Recognized on
The sreet ~, Walter I4,tta, o clerk of M. Bates. Tie
called an officer of the Twenyninth Precinct Ponce anu
gave lee inIo custody Inspector Dks sem c her
Elder t1 bring tho prisoner Ia the Centrai once
hr was locked M. Mr.. Bates was sent ior ana hau
conversation With the prisoner, who seemed rem1rse,;
lie stated that he had spent all the money ne nhu
,,uhsl1IeJ nnon the woman who had led hiB ~ run
I 90 ia al wears OF age and was born in England.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
prrsrSnss EM.ARRAssMENTs.

At the first meeting of the creditors of Gus
tav schoenemann held esterday at the office OF Register
Dayton, Gustavus A. Kundahl OF No. 4l6 Broolne-sI'
was chosen assguea Schocnemanns liabilities are over
$4,000.
Assignments for the benefit Of creditors we're filed yes
terday with the County Clerk by George Hcttrick to
Jcnlnson Wilson by Thomas J. ". Kembell TO James 3
Walker, and by Fannie Oppenheimer 70 hoOer' d.
Wright. - r, \,
the Court o Common Pleas stating his Liabilities 80,
OG7 90; his assees nominal and real, S122 80 Ihls
after paying S 900 By sale Of property under ehattei
mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
DISPLAY OF FLOWERS AND PLANTS ;

Gilmore's Garden presented an appearance oi
floral beauty Monday evening that equal
with the usual concert. The New-York horticultural
Association was offered the OF the garden for it's sum
mer exhibition, which op ned Oh that evening ana
Will continue through Thursday Of this week. the
hours being between and 10 p The display OF plants
In pots Of cut flowers and floral deSgrs Is very large
and occupies the whole available space of the garden
between the walks, and also part of the outside Walk
In front Of the rustic seats The fountains are incoscd
by circular tables upon which the cut flowers ana
horaf designs produce fine effect. Much artstic
tste is shown tbs arrangement ot the bouquets The
dsray o. ruses Olc.,ils, Var1agalcd leaNed plants
ferns carnations, aud fnclsas Is large aud attractive
There are Japan naples Hni among tins nOvetrs
are some small pants vita variaRatnd leaves: straw
berrirs aud forced irs dsa! ed ~ the gallery over
Tie Madscn-ave entrance. The following were among
the principal awards OF p.cinluns: -
W. S. Fisher. superintendent Of the Central PARK Gar
dcns trst pr ze group OF plants arranged Tor effect
second prize, John Thornbil oi Gllmores OaTdsn ;
largest best dspay of orchids and tree erls isaac
Buchanan OF NewIOTk best twenty varieties oi vaie
gated plants g. T. Parsons Co. best plnnt OF iate IN
troduction, Isaac Buchann best twelye distinct agave
Charles Zellcr OF Flatbuh Long Island bnst display OF
rhodudendrons, s. g. Parsons Of Flushing Long lstn
best table floral dsiZa Ekirch Wilson OF ,his e'
best basket Of flowers Frederick Gordon OF TINS city
best pair hand bouquets, Eckrch WILSON, neWess
aud richest funeral dossn, Haunt Bros.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

son IN the Court of Common Pleas yesterday tuo "ss
oria ualiy WAS against Albert Speyers, FISK q be'e'
frljth Gould n Martin The suit 10 now Pficio'"y
a:ainst fha last named irm, speyers not dcIehnS' ~
OF the frin of Fisk Bcien the hist Dcihc ucau % '
Ieldcn having gone INTO BANKRUPTCY Lno SUI
a., t RI,ck Fiday transactions. but differs from the
suits viously brought on similar transactions III stat
ing this as loan OF S1i3,0Go currency on siovoyv w.
q, Id Tins avoiding legal question growing oni Oh ID"
ST tuic Of frauds. , ,....,o,, y, Ioh,
The p linfs counsel asked an adJouri'ncnI US 'o1p
T. Parsons the chief counsel was engaged E,aas "a
s,r,,T,,n the defendants counsel, earnestly "pIosr
any delay 10 was finally settl d tlat luIy suD'h n, ~
imIane,d and Lls opened ~ Ai.elnon W. "h ~.
v9n This was done aud the case adJJuFneo 10 '"s
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
CLASS DAY PACKER INSTITUTE.

The chapel of The Packer Institute, IN brooK'
Iyn profusey decorated with flowers and bunting was
cd Yesterday afternoon with the friends OF the students
the occasion being Class Day. Miss Caroline b. Haven
presided. Her opening address was followed py tue
Glass History by Miss Logan, an Grafton DIV mi''
Kortrio uoems by the Misses Cakns and Huntlcy, an
essay Inv Miss Pryor and music by the Misses Sheets
Caruenter and Draper Miss PendetoD In very pleas
ant speech presented the Junior Clss WIN some sas sax
and Mas Fish transmitted to the same ens
me heirloom OF Packer Institute huge tin conee-pot
then planted cherry tree in the garden. An informal
nil followed,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
CAPTURE OF A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR
Francis Woods. alias McKenna, alias Wilso

notorious burglar arrested early yesterday morn
ing by Detectives Adams Ferris and Mcconnell Woods
WAS one of the who escaped from state Prison at
Sing sing. on June 2, by sozing locomotive Tie was
with George Bennett, Laurence Dorsey ana chafies
smith when arrested: they fought desperately, but W re
oyerpowered AMI taken TO tire Police Central once
They had fall set OF glars tools WIN hen anu S.ie
SIM sing eaoh time by Jumping upon locomotive.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
A TEMPERANCE PRESIDENT ASKED FOR.

PHILADELPIIIA, JUHc Io.-AU tnb aItcin0On
session Of the Temperance Conference, the Rev. Dr.
Cuyler of Brooklyn read paper "The Duty OF the
Church 10 the Temperance Cause" Mrs L. Goode of
Jancsvllc Wis, read q paper I" Is the License
Law Ubiquitous In its Nature and Results ~ Mrs Foster
OF Iowa. member Of the Iowa bar, read paper
on The Liquor Traffic a Source Of Crime" At the
evening papers read by the Rev ST. James
Foye, d. d. Mr. NJ. A. Powell Of New-York. and Mr.
James Black Of Lancaster, Penn. memorial was
tecgraphed to the Cincinnati Convention requesting
the nomination Of total abstinence man for the
Presidency.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

C;cb Irrnue Ho'ek-Gen. William t. Shernan anU
Col oraac NJ Poe = Army Senator ssmue ann eel wia
s.eait oT Erie Penn WtHd~or Hofet-Ths non ,
schemes OF ONO sir Redmond Barry 9 tne isr ~
Metropolitan Hotet--' l'is" -,
simmons Collector Customs ut BOSTON and the llo % =
S.tIorI ~ SCHENECTADY W simfier Hotst-SV JeI"ino
Ngseon Bouaparte Of France ioet tSr, as
of iLendTie HoiIuls POLO de btinaoe
% ss,,nsh Issailun at WasngtoD ana Alfredo tscoDar
Of The Ssnish Centennial Commission ~ y M
Cmma,,rr John w. Philip. U. y Navy, ana 'nc % nn ra
P,1icy o, san Francisco dstor HoHss-"' H. io'@ W
rsnfIx 81 Consnl at Mannheim.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
AMERICAN TEAM COMPETITION.

The first competition fOr positions on tIe
American began yesterday at Crcedmoor. l. H.
Gray having Withdrawn, tnerc weio 10 competitors
There was a shifting wind all day, which rendered accn
very diilcult. In accordance WIN vote HAen ="
week ago the II persons having the highest aggregate
scores in the second and third competitions will constr
tute the team and This question viii therefore
be determined to-day. From these IL the team OF VIII
not he definitely chosen at present, but ali VIII pracce
together Following Is yesterdays score:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

The dress HAT for warm weather for sen-
teren unquestionably the Rocky Mountain Beaver" b
tToduced by 1t is sikingy beautiful In appeannes
and as light feather-tus securing comfort and dusrs
gard demands Of the promenade Make puhAss
KSox 2l2 Broadway, or in his Fifth Avss Hotel ssA
ishmeut
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
A wIFF's RIGHT TO HER HUSBANDS INCOME.

A curious question i'll divorce law was de-
cided by Judge Barrett in Supreme Court, Chambers
Yesterday in the SUIT OF Miller against Miller. Mrs. NH
Ter obtained divorce from her husband on the only
ground which New-York law recognizes as cause Tor
absolute divorce and her husband was ordered to pay
her 50 600 afterward reduced to $1,000 year. partly
for herself partly for their children. The husband failed
to pay it, Meanwhile his father died leaving an estate
of threequarters of Million but placing this sons share
I'm the hands 10 that this son was Kept
above want This share gives an Income OF about $4,000
per annum to the chief defendant In the suit He did
not pay the amony required by the decree of divorce to
Mrs Miller aud size brought this suit against him ana
the trustees OF lis fathers Will to restrain
the payment OF his fathers provision for him.
until lie paid the support to her ana
his children ordered by the Court On the first proceed
ing the Supreme Court. General Tcrm denied her claim
10 au Injunction the ground that sac had not iuiy eA
hausted her common law remedy by execution against
her husband On this application she showed tat the
Sheriff was unable tD get from her husband the support
the Court had awarded her. aud Judge Barrett decides
that equity will enforce riea such a. hers aid n0l
allow husband u squauder his income, even II limited
to his by f. er, without providing Tor the SUP
port Of bis vie and children as decreed by law he
therefore continues the INJUNCTION
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

BROOKLYN defeated the ResJlutes OF elizabeth at b%t
beth Yesterday by score u 20 l.
The first of championship series OF games
between the Crickets OF Dnshaaton and 'io i'hd'"S
was played Ithaca yesterday Ii resulted IN victory
for the Ithacas by score Of tO2
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
HOME NEWS

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
san..7Io. Noon 77'. pmr 7S, M,an,sn' nT 10
HIGHEST dur1rg Tic day. 7S-. lower, oi'
Average 7l7s' same dav 1919, o9'11
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Bad breath excludes its victims from ths
pleasures Of society. MILK or MAGsEsA by is deotonQ
properes restores them their pleasant Associations
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
AN ABSOLUTE FERRY LEASE DEMANDED.

The Peoples Ferry Company were the high
est bidders the ferry from Grandst NewYork, to
Grand-st. Brooklyn, at the auction OF that ferry last
April bidding 81 100 per annum for ten years, and
agreeing to the regulations prescribed by the Sinking
Fund Commissioners. On settling the form Of the lease
a dispute arose between the Company and the Commits
,oners Thc COMMISSIONER lease contained provision
that whenever the Dock Commissioners, in the
course OF their work. came TO Grand-st., they
might on three months notice, eyict the
CoIurany and that without payment Tor
the buildings. The Company insist tnat the Law
under which they bought their lease allows no sneh pro
yii0 which makes tne lease subject Ia the VIII OF the
Dock commissioners and demand an absolute lease OF
the sps without any such provision. motion for "A
mnndanus the Sinking Fund Commissioners TO compel
the execution of lease without this provision was sub
mitted Yesterday Judge DUnOhue, In supreme Court
IN hers by f. r. Robinson for the Ferry Company the
right being reserved Corporation Counsel whitney 10
present his opposing argument to-day.
ANOTHER BLACK FRIDAY SUIT.
The suit of William Reade against Albert
speyers and the calendar Of Judge Robin
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
BURGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

Joseph Mathews Of Hicksville, L. L. while intoxi
Gated Monday evening went to sleep in empty hees
head Peter Kenny stole his coat vest hat and e25 va
discovered while escaping and arrested
Burglars Monday night stole gold watch ana 90
property valued at sl25 residenee ef wrrAn
kreamer, at No. 124 First ave-
Thieves entered the residence of Edward Heyman 81 NJ
81 East Thirteh-st, Friday afternoon, aS carried avq
ewery and wearing apparel valued At 81 900 The
crossed the roof of the adjoining building AID pred sa "
scuttle OF Mr HeymaD's house.
Joseph swan reported Superintendent wsng yeHo4y
mat his store no 300 Canast had been entered by ban
ears and auanity valuable silks and other properly
ried away. The burglars entered basement And ss1
through into Mr. Swans store on the first hooT
John Weight and Frederick Green met Saturday night e
Indmaus PARK Weight ght Green tie act Of staae
held In eJ0o3
To answer yesterday at the Yorkville Police Court
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
Announceiuenta., ,

WIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY euroe
all throat and Lung Complaints SO etA aud sl-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

DIR. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS
Give the most complete sausfaeiica.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Mamma" said little Nell, "onsht governess
do You aski" "'Ceuse she logged me to-day when Z
diuu't do my sums"
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

The heavy rains yesterday morning choked tho
sewers ade flooded some Of the streets.
During the pas six years 80 fires have occurred
the Fourth Of July, causing damage Of
$4,000
An unknown boy, age 8, while playing ON canal