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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
THE LATEST BOND FoRGERs.

Henry HcnneviIle Vincent and Richard n. Robbins,
the bond and mortgage forgcrs arrested by Detectives
Williamson and Fcrra OF the Central Once Tuesday
arragncd before Justice Smith, al the Washing
ton Place Police Court yesterday afternoon for examine
alton The full particulars regarding the crime which
they are charged with committing published in
yesterdays HERALD. Mrs. Hannah G. Speeding, OF
Sumner avenue Newark, the lady on whose property
in Yonkers the forged bond and mortgages
were issued by the prisoners was present.
and during her examination by district at
torney Ralph T.. Prime, OF Yonkcrs, testified taat
the various bonds and mortgages which found 10
have boon issued by Vincent and Robbins forgcres
A formal complaint made against Vincent BY Mr.
Joseph s Cox. Of Ill broadway, who swinded out
OF cargo OF coal valued at 81 200 by OF the DO
gus mortgage given him by Vincent On this complaint
Vincent committed IN default Of s. 900 bail Rob-
bins rcmanded TO Police Headquarters until eleven
O'Clock to-day by which tmo the detectives expect 20
have i've six additional complaints against the pris
oners. Colonel r. T. Johnston. President OF the New
Jersey Central Ratlroud. whom tho prisoners at
tempted pass forged bond and mortgage for 81 500
photographed tor and will be present day to ap
against them
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MRS. McLosKEy AND HER ASSISTANT CON-
MrrTxD FOR TRIAL-THE WITNESSES SENT
no Tur uov,up M v>v,rNryov

MRS McLosKEY AND HER ASSISTANT CON-
MrrTxD FOR TRIAL-THE WITNESSES SENT
TO THE HOUSE OF DETENTION.
Margaret McCioskey and her assistant Kate Conk.
Ing were roariaigned IN court yesterday. The
charges against them OF neglect and cruelty to children
under their care had been committed writing the
form Of afrdavts. The compliments Kate Kelly,
alias Jano Wilson, and Christina Henderson. who had
been boardcrs OF Mrs McCloskey's They wero CON-
mitted 10 the House Of Detention In default Of bail
officer Corner, OF tho Society for tho Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children, said that he made inquiries re-
garding the previous lie OF Mrs McCloskey, and
that he learned that she had kept q baby farming
establishment at No sos Second avenue where she
had under her ut time many little
ones. Her cruelty toward them became tho subject OF
general conversation among tho ncghbors aud when
landlord Sho then No. 504 East Twenty-ninth
street. where, IL Is alleged three of the children died
false and that only one died there who had consump
ton. She had the Doctors certificate TO this effect
The officer ascertained, further, that she. re-
tho ncighbors refusing 10 tolerate her
presence any longer She was intending TO advertise
for more children when Captain Garand's nforma.
ton 10 the society led TO her arrest Dr. Narona, Of
No 226 East Thirty-socoud street, examined tho two
children. Katie Russell and '.Pnkey' yesterday, and
said that with careful treatment they would live They
were removed to the New York Infant Asylum during
the day. The Court refused, however, to take from
Mrs hcCloskey tho paraiyzcd child, Frankly Brown,
who has been reared by her. and returns her mothery
affection with interest She said after being committed
to PRISON. that VI no had been taken from her her
heart would break, for he her only comfort. Hs
mother had been wet something in tho
family Of Judge lngraham when she got the child 70
take care Of, and she had kept him after his
mother hna gone TO California She could not tell who
the father OF tho child, neither could she say why
the child's mother had gone to California when she
doing SO we'll here The mother sends remit
tances regularly 10 pay for the OF the child. He
bright little fellow with tine blue eyes and spen.
did head, and Il Is said that Mrs. McCloskey knows
about his birth than she is willing to tein fact
that there 10 mystery about Il which, should the child
live, will some day come TO light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

s!xty-fve per cent ne tnen went business and
in the year 1874 failed again, with new liabilities
amounting 10 100000 and was again adjudi-
ca. ed bankrupt. Under the old failure trustees
were appointed to carry out the compromise, which
was PAID in part The creditors aud their assignee
while endcavorng 10 prove thor own debts IN the last
bankruptcy we're met by clam Of the trustees Tor
old creditors who wished TO prove claim OF about
$263 600 beng the deficiency or forty per cent OF Their
original claims which, they argue, revive against the
bankrupt aud they insisted thai they had right 70
participate assets acquired ator the old adJudi
cation motion made before the Register IN
Bankruptcy, the part OF the new assignee. by Henry
Daily Jr.. their counsel, 10 cxpungc the Claim and
proof which granted, and the trustees Tor the old
creditors appealed TO Judge Benedict On the
appeal William Strauss, OF counsel for tho new
creditors claimed that acquired after the old
adjudication ought In equity to belong 20 them, as
they created the fund ITSELF that tho old creditors
would only have secondary claim after
the new Obligations discharged and there were
and contingent new assets they must not Ia the
first oeprive junior creditors OF their only
fund Mr. Daily, for the new assignces IN bankruptcy.
argued the old adjudication barred old creditors
IRON appropriating new assets and that dscontinu-
ance Of old proceedings would allow old and new credit
ors TO participate equally in all assets The old credit
ors appearing by A. Blumcnstici and Charles Jones,
claim that long there IS no discharge under old
bankruptcy their balance OF claims revvcs against any
new assets OF the bankrupt
AT the close Of the argument Judge Benedict took
the papers, rcserving his decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

The newly elected managers chosen by tho late en-
eral Conference met yesterday afternoon 1t No SOS
Broadway Bishop Harris presided in the absence Of
Bishop James who is the president ana who sub
quenty. The other bishops Of the Church
ocio vice presdcns and there also vice presidents
elected by annual conferences and by the Board Of
Managers Yesterday Messrs. Joseph Lonking and
John Pullman were elected vice presidents by the
managers, Rev. Dr. Du Puy chosen secretary and
RevS J. n Fitzgerald and J. y. King elected 10
MI vacancies on tho Executive Committee Commit
tees Finance Publications., Statistics Normal Do
psrtment Anniversary, &C, were elected also. The
corresponding secretary, Dr. John II. Vincent In his
report recommended the employment by the Board Of
agent IN the SOUTH with salary Of $1,000, including
travelling and other expenses This appointment
asked for by the HoIston and Alabama
conferences II was referred to tho Executive Com
receipts amounting 1854 for tho quarter aud
expenditures $780, is. All the book deposiarics In
the different lsrge cities OF the land Of the
Sunday School UnIon and the agents of the famc,
together With four members Of the conferences In
whose bounds they are located arc local committees
General Conference treasurer Of this Union at Now
York. but not than two shroc Of them have
done so Chicago holds - 800 Of the funds aud Buffalo
$500. and other cities Ike Boston, Cincinnati PhaoeL
phla, &c, hold other larger or smaller. The
treasurer instructed request those committees
70 pay over those sums and any advances they may
have 10 make kDr the local Will be repaid them
every quarter the Executive Committee ordered
10 print aud circulate tract written by Dr. Taylor
Lews"A Plea Tor the Sabbath Not 10 exceed TO- 900
copies. Il was deemed most appropriate this time,
especially for the Centennial city, which may soon
expect shower Of them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

Al the Essex Market Police Court, before Justice
Morgan yesterday, Timothy J. Leary. aged seventeen,
OF No IS Centre street, who said he was shipping
clerk, charged with grand larceny by Detective
Robinson. Of the Seventeenth precinct IL appeared
from tho nfndavls taken the case that while Mr.
Rudolph Laurent OF No LOLA Third avenue, was pass
ing through crowd in the Bowcry near Grand street.
Tuesday night, the prisoner pushed against him. He
felt tug al his watch chain and almost instantly dis
covered that hts gold watch had been stolen He pur
sued captured Lcary IN whose possession however
the watch was not found. Lcary Who declared his in
noccnce. was held trial In default Of 81 900 bail
ON TUESDAY nirht quarrel arose between Henry
Baysrd aged sixteen, or No 235 Delaney street. and
William Slater, aged nineteen years, Of No. 229
Delaney street. IN reference base ball. Bayard
struck Slater and knocked him down The boy, on
rcgainlng his feet rushed adjoining store. and
scizng butcher knife. attacked Bsyard, cutting him
slightly the breast Ho arrested by Officer
WEIGH Of the Thirteenth precinct and, on being
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
DECISIONS.
surRxxn couRr.-cHAxsxRs.

BY Judge Donohue.
Fardham, &c, vs. Stevens and another -Granted.f
Hall Va HalL-0rder granted.
Freeman &C., va AshDy--Receiver appointed.
Papham VS. barretto.--Dened
The National Shoe and Leather Bank va Hendrick-
son.--Motion granted.
Kngsand W The Chesapeake and Ohio Coal and
Lumber Company ct al-The papers are not in proper
form.
BY Judge Lawrence
The Society for the Reformation OF Juvenile Dcln-
quents Mlier II think that the plaintiffs have made
out case for an injunction under tho ACT OF 1872
Motion granted
Wheeler vs. whcelcr.--Report confirmed and judg
ment OF divorce granted TO the plaintiff Memorandum.
honat Cauldwe and another Counsel Will
the view ofeach sidc The points intended 10 be
passed up Memorandum.
In the matter OF the application OF the Department
Of Publlc Docks relative 10 picrs IS and 3A-Counsc
will obigc me by informing me whether any further
points be presented whether motion Is To-
bc withdrawn. IL II Is 10 be withdrawn l wish to be
relieved OF the custody OF the papers
La the matter Of MccahtIL-I shall direct that the
money bo paid into court within five days IRON date
In default thereof that attachment against
the defendant Memorandum.
SUPREME coURT--sPKCrAL TERN.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Borst vs. Winckel and EuIas We. Hcrmon Orders
denying motions tor trials settled ana signed
Moiat Va McLaughlIn.--Order overrulng demurrer
settled and signed.
Burt ct aL vs.. The Globe Mutual Lie Insurance
Company Judgment for defendant on demurrer
with leave TO palntin to amend payment OF costs
Memorandum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

On tho night Of the 26th inst the promises Of Garry
Grove 4 Co, No AL Grand street, werc broken into
and broche and sawls 10 tho value OF SIS were
stolen therefrom On Tuesday evening as Detectives
Titus and Thompson, of the Central ONCE passing
through Blocker street they encountered two young
men, Of whom carried large bundle under his
arm The officers stopped them asked what they
had got and not receiving satisfactory answer took
them Headquarters Here the properly was iaenti-
ned az that which had been stolen from the above
firm. The prisoners gave their names Joseph
Quinn and Henry q. Nelson. They said TO bc OK
convicts just down 4sm State Prison. Justice Wan
dell, At the Tombs yesterday held them to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

arragned before Justice Morgan al the Essex Market
Court yesterday, was held for trial.
James Sweeney, foFty-hse years old. keeps junk
shop a. No. % Charlton street For the past four
weeks his wife Mary has been i'll and unable TO attend
70 the store. On Tuesday Sweeney went out and got
drunk Returning home he put his arm around his
vines neck under the pEetence ofkssng her. Instead OF
doing so he stabbed her IN the throat with oyster
knife, wounding her severely. On being arraigned be
lore Justice smith, st the Washington Place Police
Court, yesterday, Sweeney committed for trial IN
default OF $500 bail While in court he became
lent thai Sergeant Bcrghoz and oncer Fleming, OF
the court squad, were compelled 10 put him In irons
Leonard f3irnbaum. OF No 62i Lexington avenue
was arragned before Justice Smith, at the Washington
flaco Police Court yesterday afternoon, charged with
embexzcment. II appeared that in August, 1874,
Bnnbaum was 10 the employ OF Jacob Balm, mcr-
chant OF No. IA Walker street. as porter He was sent
70 the bank to cash check fer $780, and having done
80 did not return. He held TO answer in 81, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
THE M'CUNN ESTATE.

In the matter Of suit Of the parties claiming to DO
heirs OF Judge McCunn against the widow to tho
order directing Thomas McCunn brother OF Mrs. Nc
Curn 10 appear and give testimony to the amount Of
the estate in possession prior the appointment OF
receiver, IL will be remembered that he
did not appear that an attachment was issued
against him. and that he arrested and lodged Ia
Ludlow Street jail. Yesterday he appeared before
Judge Donohue making excuse that he had forgotten
all about tbs matter, aud asked to be admitted 10 bail
Judge Donohue directed written nterrogntories to be
filled by the receivers attorneys by twelve NJ on
Saturday next and admitted Mr. McCunn Ia bail In
IS 600 The question to the contempt Of court will
como up for future cons idcration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
4 SAD STATE OF ArpAIRs.

4 BAD BTATE OF AFFAIRS.
During the trials In the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday, tho most important one OF which 10 re-
ported elsewhere the blazing shed burning rays
into the badly ventilated and dlapidasd court ROOM
the depressing effect being felt mostly by the jurors
who. having been empaneIed, were OF course COM
PEELED 10 endure unnecessary torment which Ordinary
shades ON the windows would have prevented. The
almost sunocated jarymen would fam shut their post
the rack.
STEALING A HORSE AND WAGON.
Frank Williams and John o 'Keefe were. charged with
stealing horse and wagon valued at 3l50 on the sth
inst, the properly Of Richard schrcitcr Williams was
convicted Of grand larceny and was sent to the State
Prison Tor three years and SIX month"; but In ronsid.
Grafton OF the previous good character OF OKeefc and
the Iact that lac had but little do with stealing
the Recorder discharged him his rccognizance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

NJ courts but The following have adjourned Tor The
term
SUPREME CouRr--CnAxBEns--HeId by Judge Dopo-
$780, "a, 2s, 233 249, 25l 252 a53 257 26s $780, 260
SUPREME CouRT-CRcUr-Pnr HELD by Judge
BarretL-Nos 1871, 252, 114s, 1869, 976 1929. 2072
500 3207 l46s, l72i, 1sas. lsa7, 6l3iS, 16s7 laoa
Fart Hold by Judge Van vorst-Case onNo. 102S a.
No day calendar Part 3-Held by Judge larremore =
Nos. 1909, o67a
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEciAL TERx-Hcid by Judge
Sedgwick---Case on--No. II. No day calendar.
COMMON PLgxs--Eouiry TERn--Helo by Judge Van
Hoesen. Case on-No ~ No day calendar.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssroSs--part 1-Held by Re-
smith fe!onous assault and battery; John Reilly and
Albert Howard burglary; Same David Downing,
burglary; Same VS.. Frank Smith grand larceny; Same
vs. Louise Rose, grand larceny; Same Michael Nut
IN, grand larceny; Martin Carr, grand larceny
Julia Choyd, grand larceny; Andrew Espinoso and
Taun Mcsoulon, grand larceny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

At regular session Of the Rings County Board al
Supervisors, held yesterday afternoon, q resolution
was adopted, directing District Attorney Britton to
prosecute all persons caught deposisins DIAL and
carrlon on the shores Of Kings county. The hotol
keepers Concy Island complain that present tho
practice Of throwing dead animals IN the water ID an
ntolerable nuisance, and IL Djuring surf bathing
special town meeting resolved TO DO held In New
Utrecht July H. consider The question OF erecting
town hall in that place. The deficiency Of $4,000 10
the salary account Of the Commissioners Of Charities
was discussed by the Board aud referred 10 the Law
Committee Of the Board Tho sum OF 81 500 WAS
appropriated 10 pay tho In the County Hospital
and Asylum for toe month Of May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
RoBBING PATIENTS.

Thomas Quinn, porter employed In the Roosevelt
Hospital. corner Of Fifty ninth street and Tenth
avenue arragncd at the Fifty seventh Street
Police Court charge Of robbing the patients Of
their money and Jcwery. pair OF sleeve buttons
other property found In the prisoners bed but he
explained that It placed there by else
He was held for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
DIscHARGlNG THE WRONG PRISONER.

james O'Brcn, paper varnIsher, living In Pitt
street. was sent 10 the Island for month on
charge Of inioxicalion tho 18th OF April last
Essex Market Police Court He there still tho
officials the Island having discharged another James
OBricn his stead. At the request OF Nathan Ncsbt
O'Bricns counsel, Judge otterbourg mas promised 70
iSch nro m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
CRICKET.

THE MANHATTAN CLUB DEFEAT THE PATTERSON
CLUB SCORE lat TO Is.
very interesting crickes match played yesier-
day at Prospect Park between the Manhattan Club. OF
this city, and tho Paterson Club, Of Paterson, N. J.
Tho Manhattans had good eleven, Aosford and Con-
nell first goingto the wickets. Hosiord played very
steadily for nearly two hours securing 80 The
others played equally we'll The Paterson boys endeav-
ored to snake up" bit tho odds against them
and they only scored 10 runs In their rst and 80 In
their second inning against the 147 the Manhattan
first inning TIE Paterson second inning was not COM
pIetcd, SO the Manhattans tho nrst inning by
l32 runs. The following Is the score-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

John George znzman, aged any, was drowned
Tuesday night while bathing In the Hudson River near
Yonkers reward Of $50 has been offered Tor the re.
covcry Of the body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
[NTEREsTING BANKRUPTCY CASE

Before Judge Benedict, Of tho United States Court,
he wsII known schneider was brought on ycs,er
lay for hearing on appeal taken from Register
WnsIow's decision. John Schneider, The once
wsathy brewer failed In the year 1874 with liabilities
= abew eesooc0 He was sdjudicated bankrupt,
nj never Obtained formal discharge his old cred.
Tors compromising With him At the rate OF about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

T. Cammell b. Bullock. ......................... O.
Hosford C. Hinchline, b. Furniva ............ 80
Higgnson, c. Shacketon, b. Hinchlins. ..........
Jenkins run out. IL
X. Greig b. Bullock. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s Maxim, Hlnchline. Rullock................ II
T. Ronaidson, b. Furnival. .................... 30
ID. McDougal, T. Wardlc, b Furn,val ........ %
H. hooper, not out.
NJ Roberts, St Clarkson, b. Hinchlins ...........
j. Smith, D. w., D. Furnival. 4
Byes, 4; leg byes, o; NO balls, l............. 10
~
Total. las
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29


Resolved That the National Board Of Trade en-
paIicals iss long cherished .nd on repeated conviction
.hsi The hnsms. AID inca.,a prosperity ofour eounsy
able and dersciatcd paper currency and that the
ruin y e 30 fcnnd In the restoration or ajass
Resolved present ssrns.ion Of business and .n
persbarisnsc Ut idle capital which she necesyHry
furnish favorable opportunity replacing tie <
san,@ &C. o. tns people on sound
tender notes which cannot be maniainsd par Win
Tni,ed ss.,ss 10 delay no longer the sscsssry steps %
funding rsassax and e.nsslllnx hsss
With coin. y = -
Mr. Crubb OF Philadelphia, read . long address n
yoring the resolution, reviewing the In wlicn
the banking business o. tho country administered
and calling Tor immediate reform on a HARD mopsS
basis lie concluded by saying: -.sIst shattereS
President and gentlemen. dollar made solvent II
this hour Of social peril and dccadcnce q ths
desire OF tho pasion and 81 the houashod. the CON
science OF tho people demands IL Lei IL bs ~
stored on basis Of well placed confidence
! commend 70 YOU, N conclusion. these ~
opin,oD and Of conduct, well placed confidence u wha
sound credit ~ mercantile affairs Credit does not
create wealth neither aoes confidence Greats rectitnds
capacity must both prc-exist: but In each case the
confidence turns Y 70 the best aud converts e
useful purpose that which otherwise might be locked
up unpontaby IN the Golfers OF In the breasts Of tss
posscssors. ~
Mr.. j. 4. Ropes, Of BOSTON. fobowed NJ. Grubb IN I
cnlivcn'ns, showissa ccaeknowledgs Of the qusstion
In dispute. 49,
The Convention then adjourned 70 take part 10 the
excursion around The harbor to which all the delegates
were invited by the commercial organizations Of New
York city They lett Tho foot Of East twenty strroe
at quarter % two r. -. arrived Al HAllcts Point II
three o'clock, inspecesd ~ governments work undar
tho Of General NsWsons and then took Z sst
aroup1 tho island. gu,1g ~ - far Sixty h street.
on she North River sod amer turning going doWn -
~ staten Island, along the Jersey shors The
visitors highly pleased with their trip. and sx.
pressed themselves as very grateful the Board q
Trade OF New YORK for their courtcsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-26
ABBOTT FAMILY SCHOOL,
LITTLE BLUE,

Far Maine.
MIA. II. ABBOTT viii resume the charge at
the opening of the next Session, September ..
Address as above. july26- wtillseptl0