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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
THE NEW PAnADE GROUND.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the suit regarding the Carpenter Steam Sewing
Machine Company, tho facts OF which have been pub
shed Judge westbrook, after having declined to
tnue the injunction. yavo yesterday order direct
ing hearing before a referee short notice. He APP
points Mr. John Z. Bushnell as such referee ExJudge
Dittenhoeicr appeared Tor the plaintiff and Messrs
Charles W. Brooks aud William N. Gallagher Tor the
defendant
DR.. Emil Won Schoening, residing ut No. GOT First
avenue, and who WAS during tue war colonel OF The
FIFTY second regiment OF New York state Volunteers
hold yesterday by United states Com missioner
Deuel. tor examnati9p on charge OF perjury. IL Is
alleged that the defendant committed perjury when
Offering himself as surety on the bond Of Lewis Fox
alleged fraudulent bankrupt clothcr Of White
street. The examination showed tnat the defendant
owned real estate duly recorded Us his, all OF which,
IS alleged, could not DO found recorded IN his name
A part ofthe property found duly recorded, and
he exhibited decd for tho remainder. fh,s left IL
only technical offence on MS part when swearing
that 1t WAS all recorded. The examination WAS adj
journed to saturday next and the defendant states
that he shall then fully prove us innocence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
THE LIGHT FANTASTIC CARTIER.

Professor Peter b. Cartier, OF No s Union square,
whose wa!tzng against time has given him great lame,
attended social at Central Park Garden last Tuesday
night While there dispute arose between him aud
young map named Thomas Fisk, which resulted In
n tumble down pair OF stairs for tho latter. Thomas
received badly strained leg and caused the Of
Professor Cartier, who was arragned In the Fifty
seventh Street Police Court yesterday morning The
complainant did not appear Tho prisoner said his
accuser came uniuvted to the social and was trying
to torco himself through tho door when he opposed
him, and IN the struggle Fisk Tell down stairs Justice
Morgan d!schar.ed Professor Cartier, who danced q
rapid dcul temps out OF Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
MICHAEL GORGEN MAD.

Michael Gorgen, who killed his child at Brcslau
some weeks ago still remains In the Suffolk County
Jail at Rivehoad, though his mental condition has
been growing constantly worse. On Wednesday after
OF last week he was seized with a succession OF
nts, and IN tho subsequent twenty-four hours had
twelve or fourteen. From that time until saturday
he most Of the time inscnsb>o and took nour-
ishmcnt, though some medicine was administered to
him. Since that time some bread and milk has been
forced down his throat while two men were holding
his arms. Watchmen arc kept with him every night.
Application has been made TO County Judge Hedges
for exam NATION into Gorgen's men tai cond iiion
but the Judge'D in the matter not yet AL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
DECISIONS.

SUPREME CoURr-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Vanderbilt W. Vanderbilt OF ai.-Judgment for plain
til. Soc opinion.
Armstrong Va Vanderbilt ct Judgment for plain
tin Soc opinion in Vanderbilt vs. Vanderbilt
COMMON PLEAs--spEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Robinson. ttts
In the matter OF Walker proof Of service Of
notice.
Astor VS.. Carpenter ordered to settle re-
cevers account; also 10 determine rights to surplus
FELTON, vs. Feton.--Ths case presented does not
warrant the order applied Tor within the principle laid
down IN Davis VS.. Scott, 10 Abb Ut.
Iu'tno matter OF Seymour Order signed.
Howard vs. Sanscy.-Motion granted
By Judge Larrcmore
In the matter of Small &c. Preliminary objections
In the matter OF Gieson.--Applca.on granted.
MARINE CoURT-cHAMBERs.
By Judge Sinnott
WyIie Va Gtbbs-Mouon TO vacate attachment and
set aside publication denied, with $40 costs. ht}
Summers VS.. Beach -Motion granted, without costs.
Nsvins va Gardncr.-Motion for a new trial denied,
with $40 costs. o.. i.s ...t
Gossel VS.. BangeL-Order OF arrest set aside, with
$40 costs
The Bswery National Bank VI. Hilsnbran Stay
OF proceedings continued until October /, 1871
Cromwell Vs. Stvkeen.-Case settled
LitteiI vs. Clark.-Com plai NJ amended.
Buxter vs. Andrews Order oil June vacated.
Riiiland va Rudolph--MotIon denied.
Roth w. Standardization granted.
Titus W.. ThayeE Motion to dismiss complaint and
for Judgment granted.
Leverich vs. Thorne.-Moton to vaeate attachment
denied no costs.
Loeb vs. Porges -Ipjunction granted
Stern VS.. Smith; Gillespie VS.. Crawford; Fisher vs..
Scheienbere; Stutz W.. Yeomans; Protin VS.. Stern;
Dusckinck VS.. Tho Metallic Hydraulic Elevator Com
pany; Moore Kirchcr; Hoffman VS.. Bchring;
Bernstein vs. Lsvasius; Barrett va Shell.-Orders
granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
THE REWARD OF VIGILANCE.

While patrolIing his post on Crosby street, near
Broomc street, early yesterday morning before day
light, Onicer Layton, of tho Fourteenth precinct,
noticed man ana q boy standing within the shadow
Of one OF the largo stores that street, engaged IN
conversation. Amer watching them some time tho
ofccr concluded that they present for no good
purpose aud thercupon arrested hom. On the person
oil the man. who gave the OF James Feuin, were
iound scrowdrvcr several brass keys and some pick
locks Tho boy had nothing suspicious In his possess
sion. The prisoners were yesterday arragned before
justice Duly, At tho Tombs Police Court Fonin was
ncld Tn 600 ball. on tho charge OF carrying burglars
tools, and the boy, whose name Ia Harvey Douglas,
was released, he having satisncd the Court that he
Was . stranger TO Fenin.
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YOUNG DESPERATE Gagged.

On the night Of the 18TH OF August Arthur Allen, q
Waterman In the employ OF tho Hudson River Railroad
Company at their shops, Thirteth street and Tenth
avenue detected two men, who had forced open
grating the act OF passing out valuable brasses the
properly OF the company. lie gave the alarm, one
OF the mon was secured by officer Mccormack Of the
Twentieth precinct The other, whose name Is Peter
vsrden alias Thompson, youth OF nineteen presented
revolver at Aliens bead and the latter being without
a weapon, vcrdcn was enabled to make his escape
Tuesday night ofhccr Mccormack met him in West
Thirty-sixth street. verden ran, but captured
after short but sharp chase. Ho committed by
Justice Wandell yesterday to answer charge oil burg
larry and ielonious assault
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
A BELLIGERENT PASTOR.

The Rev. Henry Newman Wright, Of Worthwhile no.
toriey, Is carrying out his threats OF prosecution
made after his eJectmcnt from tho Congregational
Church parsonage. Thr Jugh his attorney, Mr.. n. d.
Petty OF Riverhead, where he resides, he has In
stutcd SUIT for 81 900 damages against eleven resi-
dents OF Worthwhile, and Under sheriff Bolics has
served the summons oil them. The trial IS
pectcd to take place at tho october tern I. NJ Grif
nng and william wickham conducting the TOR the
defiance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
A MURDEkOUS YOUNG WOMAN.

Ellen Murphy and AMMO Cook both live at No. 10
Charlton street and are continually quarreling They
were before Justice wandel yesterday morning max
ing counter charges OF abuse and vile anguage one
against the other, and the dismissed. When
they arrived home the quarrel WAS renewed and Anne
assaulted Ellen with a knile, staDbng her several
times about he head and body Oniccr Moore OF tho
Eighth precinct, took Annie into custody. Sue WAS
committed yesterday afternoon 900 bail tor trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23

To rHK EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Can you inform through tho columns OF your
paper whether the dog ca,chers have right disturb
tho peace Of the Sabbath II Is the custom the dog
catchers Of the Eleventh ward make regular Sun.
day evening round and create general havoc among
the ladies anu children who crowd tho hs
The sabbath day. II these worthy poitcians cannot
aord TO keep fast horses on The PROFITS ni the week.
why let tho Jog law continue throughout tho winter
Tor their special benefit. n. II. n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
A LUNATIC'S ESTATE.

Some months since Mrs Caroline Haight widow
OF Jonn Haight, tho broker, who LETT some prop.
ery in which she is to share, was declared a lunatic
and committed to the Bloominsdale Asylum. COM
mec Of nor estate was appointed, who gave bonds in
the Of $4,000 The brother OF tho unatic yester
day maae application through his attorney TO Judge
Van Brunt In Supreme Court Chambers, that the
una,ic DO recommtted 10 tho OF her friends
the committee DO removed for not having died an In.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

The officers IN the District Attorneys Office whose
salaries were recently reduced IRON 400 per year
SO per day, sent In communication yesterday. re-.
Questng that tho former rate OF wages be restored.
Tue commu ncation was referred to the Salary Com.
mttee.
The report OF the jail Committee, recommending
tho purchase OF certain land belonging TO the City
Hospital trustees for the extension OF the jail at =
cost OF $25, 900, was adopted by tho Board Work on
the jail will be commenced this fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
MoRRrsANIA's GRIEVANCES.

To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD
l. Why has not the Brook sewer tMorrisauia)
been given for work sections TO dincreat con
tractors, instead OF to onlys At tho rate u Is nov
being done 1t will Do i've years before completed WHOM
II ought TO have heen finished before next winter q
/ would call the attention Of tho Health Board to
q stsgnant pond OF water ON ST. Ann's avenue, near
Railroad avenue Morrsania which sends forth a sick
enng smell Of necayed vegetation, aud Is covered with
verdigra J. Why should no Morrlsauia horse cars
run only for the convenience of the boat compauy
and not for tho peopey They have paid a cent
OF license, and got charter through Bill Caldwell Tor
a monopoly worth 100000, i0r which thoy have
never gwen uny return. Tncy charge six cents Tor
OF miles, Tor years have left their tracks
unpavcd. The Legislature should reduce the iare
to throe cents Instead o six. and give charters OPP
position lines. u. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
GIVE THE WORKING BOYS A CHANCE.

To TIKI EDITOR oY THE HERALD
would Ike TO complain ABOUT Tho manner in which
tho Park Commissioners ACT There q great macy
boys and young men In this city who engaged In
business and who would like TO have a nice place to
play baseball on any holiday that they may have;
but thu Commissioners Will only allow those boys VINO
attond school TO play upon tho ground IN we working
boys do not do much good Tor tho city tho school
boys then we Will not ask Tor the OF tho bail
ground, but II, on the contrary, We do then by all
means let US have place TO oDjoy ourselves ff wo
do not have permit quiet gume OF bail stopped.
NICK.
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GAS THE HUSBAND Is THE WIFE u.s..

Mrs. Eliza winsow, the wife oil tho man who
arrested few days since for shooting boys with bird
shot at the corner of Fifth and Macomb street,
Brooklyn also taken IN custody yesterday on the
charge OF threatening shoot Mr. Theodore Babcock,
n neighbor. She pleaded not guilty before Justice
Bloom, who held her IN default Of $500 bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lHorh--Ls,ters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full and address
insure attention Compiainan,s who are unwilling to
comply win this rule simply waste tune IN writing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
wAYrED-soME CAMP STOOLS.

To TUE EDITOR ov rHE HERALD
Although not a constitutional ''growlor." am com.
PEELED to call attention. to the miserable aocommoda
ton prov dcd for passengers for Nyack, &C., ths
steamer chrystcuah Last Saturday afternoon many
ladies and neariv all the gentlemen werc obliged "a
stand Captain Dean should learn that instead OF Dul
lying and browbeating his crew his bes efforts should
be gwen 10 the proper treatment and comfort OF hia
patrons BIRDIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
THE PRICE OF THE HERALD.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
I was passeLger on Sunday by tho 6tecn minuteA
past seven train from Locust Valley, Long Island. On
reaching Jamaica called a newsooy for the HERALD
and churged ten cents. protested, and told him
would pay him six but he refused and offered me the
Sun Tor i've As this not the nrst time have had
to pay ten cents for the Sunday HERALD on Lon;
Island, beg TO acquaint you off, +. T. h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
NO STRAW BAIL.

Andrew Crevey, the Newark confidence operator,
bacd out on Tuesday night Yesterday he was
rcsrrcstcd II seems his Liberation at first made
on straw ball. his bondsmcn, George Holzhauer and
william H. Harrison, owning no such property as
they made affidavit they ala. HoIzhauer has been
arrested charge OF perjury aud Harrison Is being
looked AFTER for the same purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
A REJECTED WILL.

Surrogate Daley, Of Kings county, rendered . de-
cston yesterday in the matter Of tho
will OF the late Mrs. Tinnitrod Becker. who died ON
March Is, 1871 1t was supposed that she lett no will,
and Philip Becker was appointed guardian OF her only
son. subsequently, will was discovered appointing
of the boy. Philip Becker, who is uncle OF the
latter tnon contested the will the ground that the
testatrix not competent to make the will ut the
time the paper was executed The Surrogate rejects
the will accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
SEND THEM TO SCHOOL.

To EDIroB THE HERALD
wish you would call the attention OF the police an
thorties to . group OF noisy children gather IL
the rear OF Eighth ienemen, houses near sixth
avenue, ard play 'od Nanny Daddy" all day long,
keeping the whole ncghborhood IN u continual uproar
a lille remonstrancc ON the part oil the police would
probably nave good effect NJ. h. o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
TIE COURTS.
Lights and Shadows of
Metropolitan Life.
EXPERIENCES OF AN OPERA SINGER
a Wife's Suit tor Damages for
Alleged SANDER.
SETTING RIGHT A BROTHER.

e,.h AL .,..
'"'" "a''y oonrao'c'o'y a"uaV's a'e rarely ""oe
ss In suit for limited DIVORCE brought by Mary Z.
Hasslachcr aralnst Louis C. Hasslacher which came
v,.,.-a.,. 49,. -. w.. D., :. cnrx.,,. .,.r.,
yse~'ua' oeiore 'uuee van D'un'' IN Supe"o S'u''
Chambers, on u motion for amony and counsel fee.
The pI.intn tells her story in brief but
- - o.. -. -. a, - ...,., al. a.
wary way Sne says 'na' s"e "ae "a''''u " '"o We
fendant In this city October 1873; that two children
have been born of this MARRIAGE that he treated her
..,... - -, ..,.,,. a., a.,,,, in n...n,,,o.
As'"cs WIN s''A' ''ue"y' anu nna''y w Ds''"o''
last abandoned her. leaving her totally without means
OF support She SAYS further that he 10 In recent OF
eo 600 i. "a -. , ~, h ~ a,.o,.a -,
e-'o'0 ''''S' eau s"' Ae"s '"a' "0 20 1"ee'0H "
pay . reasonable sum Tor her support pending tho
suit, A decidedly different story is that told
r. H. s.,,,., NJ ~, - ,. ....
~ "o Noie"u"" nc 'aS 'i"' ne '''a'"' "oqu''n''u
with the plaintiff during passage, IN October, 1873,
from Liverpool to this city, that she introduced her.
eel, ~ ~, =. u,.. c,.n.,, az, H., Oh, .,, , go.
'e' " nm - ''' "u'A'y "A1 '"A' 'N' o"'u eAs "a'
an opera singer and coming to this country to full
I'll an operate engas made with Max Strakosch
ON tue arrival of the steamer a gentleman met her
whom she as hcr uncle and they went their
way and no went his. Subsequently, he engaged board
An Ninth street where to his utter SUNRISE he ct
MS a boarder his late companion ou vovdqe on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

supRExn CouRT-CHAxBERs-He by Judge Van
BrunLoNos. 90 y. o. Ss 70 81 ~ 90, o. no. LIZ.
caendar-Nos o. 1873 lov 1917, 1903, lss 2Uo, lol 2O3
203 20A 2O5 200, 2o7 POS, zoo 80 2i1 H. 2l3 ga
80
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WARNING TO ExcunsIoNIsrs.

To rHs EDITOR oy rHE HERALD:-
Tho Central Vermont Railroad have issued this sea-
sou pamphlet giving list of excursion rates to di.
icrent points. Wishing to spend a short vacation "
Vermont recently on an economical plan examine,
the book and found form giving the excursion
ratio TO hghgate Spa, VI, 50 10. Surprising that NJ
excursion tckot was always be good both
ways purchased this one, but, on starting l sUor
found my mistake, for the ticket would only taxc M
one way, aud II cost me considerably more than II
would by another aud much pleasanter rolto 8 "a
1t strikes mo that II is clear OF deception,
which the public should be informed OF 49,
l purchased tho ticket ut Dodd's express oincs
Brooklyn. EXCURSlONIST.
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WHAT ARE THE POLICE DOING?

To THE EDITOR or rHE HERALD
Not being able to pass the vicinity OF willcu ana
stanton streets without being insuitod by a gang OIL
mean loaiers wish to have the Police .iorers
attention gwen TO that here may be somc one who
without being insulted. j. q
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EXPENSIVE rArHlNo AT nocKAwAY.

To rHB EDroR or THE HERALD f
went to Rockaway on Saturday with few friends,
and Two OF us hired bathing houses from Sam Myers
Nos. ~ and "a During our absence both houscs were
entered, and all my trends money vas taken and
mine all but twenty cents that In my vcsI Tho
man in charge was wrnging tho wet CUTS oppos 10
No. %, 30 that II 10 nobody could have on
tered Nos % and ~ without his nowlsugo Ga beng
spOk Ten TO he sud he could not wAch ali the houses
and Mr. Myers seemed 10 think much the sasnu tnins
Now these bathing houses all In the e.
labshmcnt aud cannot be seou from tho water We
locked the doors and took tho keys with Who had
duplicate keys! Were these houses placed In The rear
rs part OF n scheme to rob and pundcrf Mr.. Myers
should look " this or suspicion may attach to him OF
his men. SIX DOLLARS
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venory Of the uuatcs estate In She ONCE OF the County
Clerk required by Law; and. N not removed. that
the committee be compelled TO give an additional
bond which will cover properly 10 The extent OF at
least $4,000. The committee submitted anidavts TO
the effect the lunatic mad been certified by proper
medical authority to be dangerous 10 herself II at
large. and therefore within tho provisions OF the
statute authorizing her conf nemspt the asylum !;
that she has no property except q few old silver
spoons and an unqudated interest In the estate OF
her dead husband; that the same gentleman VINO
appointed her committee has also beeu appointed
executor OF her husbands estate by the Surrogate and
has hled the proper Inventory there. Decision
reserved, Judge Van Brunt taking the papers for
animation.
THE NEW PARADE GROUND.
Nessra Allison L Shaw, attorneys for Mr.. Erastus
II. Munson, one OF the properly owners affected by
the proposed new parade ground. applied 10 Judge
Van Brunt, in Supreme Court. Chambers, yesterday,
for the appointment OF commissioners appraise the
amount OF damage TO his property. Tho application
was made under recent act oil the Legislature, au-
thorizpg the appointment OF such mmissioners by
OF the fact that the map Of the property to be
taken had been prepared and died. Tho application
opposed by Corporation Counsel Whitney on tho
ground that tho act cooperative In that II provided
form OF procedure by the commissioned anu the
city could not DO charged before "a Board 10 inden-
nitey conslituted also that The Legislature by It's
own act, mad killed the whole proceeding which had
been initiated for the taking OF property TOR the
Of The new parade ground. $40
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-27

Tor refused by ! vote Of 15s % - =
sccspt The invitation 81 ~ Toapkiae
avenue church TO ) couosil. NJ gsooad
Of the refusal being that P:ynoasA
church Rsv. Henry Ward BesaAss
pastor, had been invited. Ii dsb6ea
~ narted by .uch tssliag. Dr.
Buddlagtoa said unless coatributoss
convinoed that H. orthodox fiitA waa
70 b kept Up they would oeas6 e
give. He did not wonder ths trsaf.
uriss were deplstsd and that wills had
been changed. S
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sitter Co. each With four sesa Of cards.
he Granite uills and tepement houses
wers III swept sway and also the
s.osss and storshousss. State Sen
atof Julius Conysrss telegraph tia.
III dams on the stream from S,aGofds.
wills 70 : point below Springs with
III bridges ars gone. Probably no,
les than thirty houses were destroyed
ard .hs los viii be very large. Tho
dam vas considered safe, bat ths
hoayy faio Of Mopday slternoon and
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