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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-17

CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

The directors of the Cheap Transportation Associa-
which has been absorbed by this association, met yes
tcrday afternoon Mr. Miller. Of the Committee
Canals reported the passage OF the bill reducing tolls
and called Mr. Wadswortb, Of Eimra, TO give
history Of the legislation. Mr. Wadsworth reviewed
the bill and told how tho association assisted In
making II u law. He then branched on into tho ques-
ton OF transportation. Tho Welland Canal no SAID,
was being improved so rs to render possible the pas
sage Of vessels drawing fourteen feet OF water
from Chicago 10 the eastern ond OF Lake Ontario.
Boston, no sa,d was gong 10 establish lno to that
point through the Hoosc tunnel and $50 acres OF land
the property of tho Common calt, to b. donated
to the city wharf for the receipt Of corn &c. What
guarantee he asked has Now York that II would have
always tho only means OF transportation II now has
outside OF the canals--viz, the Central ROAD Ere
aud the Great Western roads nrc bankrupt, and Mr..
Vanderbilt may this trip or hereafter sell his road
TO English capitalists, whose interests would lie else
where. With good transportation and The reduction of
port and tunnel charges to q minimum hgurc, ho
thought, however, that New York enlrcpot
could compare with any city Ia the world
Mr. Simon Stcrne offered q resolution for change
OF name by the Cheap Transportation Association to
the "Board OF Trade and transportation" Mr. OPP
Transportation Association which would ignore tho
existence OF the Board Of Trade. He protested against
the adoption OF the resolution IN tho name OF tbat
association solely After considerable waste OF tnc It
was explained to Mr. Opdyke that the proceeding was
"a purely techDic one, required by Law. SILL Mr. Opyke
would not be uppcased. Tho resolution however, was
put vote and adopted, tho joint Board first ad-
journng and tho motion bciDg carried by the Cheap
transportation directors
Mr. Bakers resignation OF the presidency was ac-
copied, and Mr. f. Is. Thurbcr elected In his stead
Mr. John T. Henry and Colonel \. A. Conkling were
elected first and second vice presidents.
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A RUFFIANLY POLICEMAN.

I. is greatly 10 be regretted that the confidence OF
the public IN the finest police forco the world Is
shaken BY the acts OF few men who steal their way
the honorable uniform Of the police disgrace
It. Yesterday morning Park the oil us
gross piece police brutality as has occurred Tor
months The story IS thus told by an eye witness -
"At twelve minutes after two O'Clock this morning,
returning nome from my work, observed in a door
way in tho Mail Building female figure. Stopping 1
drew ana observed woman, sober, but evidently
caroworn and weary sitting tho steps. with both
shoes oil and arranging her stockings. | passed on
aud had just crossed Deckman street when heard a
voice behind exclain, Get out OF here you---n /
stopped, looked back and saw a policeman Violently
jerk tue woman out TO tho sidewalk, seize her, and
with ruany violence push aud strike her with hand
several tines Running ahead OF him, with shoe
on. and holding the other aloit in her lett band tho
unolending woman cried, ~ Will willln Yet the
policeman continued 10 push and punch her so
Violently that had she been INTOXICATED she would
have fallen. At the World Office he met nm acquaint.
ancc, ana dcsstIug entered INTO CONVEX sutton with
him. The woman stopped ~ No 3o or 50 Park row
and attempted 10 put on ner shoe The oiIccr sprang
OF her and renewed his violence, pushing her ali tho
way TO the Times Office the woman all The while run
nug from him. As ne returned 10 where stood,
said, s'Unccr, that woman sober and orderly. ID
soentiy answered, what II 1 do ~ cndeavorcd 10
see tho number on his hat, but no threw his head
back, so that tho rim concealed H. Afraid 81 being
cinbped ! did not ask bis number. Proceeding
up 10 the Franklin statue found two gentlemen
SUMMING over ncr WuIic put on ncr bDOcs Nc
NAMED there 10 protect her from further violence.
Getting close TO her questioned her, found her
from the tunes OF liquor, but very much frightened
She gave us her name ~ Mary Ann Brown; said she
had home and did not know where TO spend tho
night Proceeding to the station house reported tho
Outrage 10 sergeant Fitzgerald ana asccrained that
the rninanly occr is John johnson, OF the OAK street
station "Ho should have arrested her," said fz.
gerald. '.For what, pray ~ asked: sbo was guilty
ol no ofcncc" II mean that II she mcri,cd such
the onlccr should have arrested hcr not
struck her. rust, for tho crcdi. o. The gentle.
n4ly nj md utu
hunt up the woman and gci her TO make a complaint
against johnson.
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MICHAEL CLEARY ACQUITTED.

On March "a, Micnacl Olcnry, who Mt tina: time
a member OF the Police Department oil the City Of
Brooklyn duty in Hillary street, when lie be.
can.o involved In . quarrel with George Batty, tho
proprietor o, paper hanging store. The particulars
Of tho brutal clubbing TO which the policeman
subjected tho citizen named arc familiar 70 the
readers OF the HxasLD For several days Mr.
Bat,y's recovery was considered doubtful.
The prisoner, who removed from the police iorcc
by the Conn ssioncrs IN April was arraigncd before
Police Justice Walsh charge OF assault and battery
lie pleaded guilty TO that 0cnco and sentenced 10
the Kings County Pcnitchtiary Tor a term OF six
months Cleary was subsequently indicted Tor assault
with intent to Kill, and his trial took place yesterday
before the Court OF Sessions
In hts charge to the jury Judge Moore said that an
less IN the opinion OF tho jury tic testimony ado ont
that the prisoner intended that Mr. Baty should die
he was not guilty OF assault with inient to
XIII They were not 10 be guided ny popular cutlery
camor, but wcro required to calmly consider the
testimony aud TO fendor their verdict accordingly.
Tho assault was unpfovokcd and that point was con.
ccdcd but was II intended 10 be fatal assnutY That
was the question which went TO the bottom oi
The jury retired az four o'clock, ana IN fifteen min
ues returned With verdict II mot guilty" Cicary
WIS taken back TO the Ponitcntlary, where he will
have TO remain until the expiration Of Tho term for
which nc was sentenced BY the police magistrate
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Lllbp.

AGa-on tho 10th inst, CELiA, WHO OF Geo. J. Ace
Funeral notice hereafter.
B4Rsrow.-At bridgeport. Mass, on Wednesday,
10Th inst, Captain EDWIN W. BAssTow, merchant, OF
tins city, III tho Goth year OF his age
Funeral IRON Central Square Church. Bridcewstcr,
iycs and trends are invited TO attend without further
notice
pLoospiELp On Wednesday. Nay TO- zgnrAn
BaonmrfTLD aged 10 years
iuacra from the residence OF Nr. Gobc, Verona,
~ j., Friday, tho 18TH nj haifpast twolvc CLOCK
Train leaves Tor Non'clar at f0:5p A. H. 'not OF Bar
clay IT, Tho remains viii DO taken TO Mciuchcn, j.,
Tor utermenL
Bucg.--On Tuesday, May Is 1877. MARY A. Buck,
aged 80 years
BuRgovons--In Brooklyn, May 10. 1877, ANNIE C.,
daughter Of tho late Thomas and Emma L. Burroughs,
aged 20 years
Relatives and friends Of tho family arc invited to at.
tend tho funeral, from tho residence oil her uncle,
Horace Burroughs 40 Bedford av, Friday. May Is,
Two O'Clock.
lL--At Ciiro, Egypt, March %, J. r. CAniLL
flor the last IL years resident OF Fcru OF npopcxy,
aged ~ years, beloved husband Of Susanna " Cahill
Hts funeral will take place from. tho residence OF hts
friends and those OF his vito children are respect.
fully invited TO attend No further invitations will be
sent
CARpgxpER AT Shrewsbury, n. j., May III, 1877,
Commander EDWARD W. csRPgyDRk, United States
Navy, In tho slst year OF his nge.
Funeral services from Christ Church, Shrewsbury
Friday May rs, NJ ha-plst Two NJ. Boat leaves. via
New Jersey southern Railroad. loot OF Rector A., ~
III A. NJ
CnArgAuxgrF-At Wakefield town OF East Chos
ter. Ncstcicsior county. Tuesday, May IL, ono
O'Clock l. ~, Mrs CoLoaBE CnArEArxKuy, In the sJth
Relatives and friends OF the family arc invited 10
s,teni The funeral, on THURSDAY, My ~ ~ pas,
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ALBERT STEINWAY'S FUNERAL.

stciuway Hall completely filled yesterday after
noon by distinguished people, assembled IN memory
OF the late Albert Stcnway. The polished rosewood
coMp in the centre OF tho church was covered and
surrounded with beautiful Moral tributes. Reverend
j. B. hruse OF the Lutheran Church, pronoun ccd a
euogy on the deceased IN German. A large number
OF friends viewed tho body Among tho offerings
were wrcahs from Nine. Esspon. MIR. Alfred Doelge,
Mr. and Mrs. Hobein and AIR. y. Boscovitz; broken
columns from the workmcn In Fourteenth street and
Mr. Albert weber, and Tyres from tho Arton Singing
Society aud others Eignt forcmcn Of tho factory
acted as carriers, aud the body followed to the
hcarsc by Mossrs steinway Henry ZiegIcr and other
relatives. md taken TO Greenwood Cemetery Tor
burial escorted by largo number Of the workingmcn
OF the lfIn.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART Q
Before Judge Sutherland.

ALLEGED ASSAULT DY AN OFFICER.
Assistant District Attorney Russell called the cnse OF
Onlcer Joseph L. Davies, Of the Nineteenth precinct
who IS charged with assaulting James MaileI OF No.
2l East street the 9th OF Septe nbc
last bat, owing 10 absence OF the pa nani the
trial was nj journcd until Monday next.
VIOLATING THE HEALTH LAWS.
John Bischon. No. All East foriy.sixth street. and
Jacob oppcnhcim, OF No. Ais East Foriy.sxh street.
who we're ndic cd for violating tho health ordinance
by maintaining slaughter houses without the proper
license pleaded euty ~ the charge, and Judge suhcr
land lined them SIS each
sLLKGED FORGERY
james H. Wright was arrested yesterday, at Frcnch's
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SIIAD PIRATES.

Lowden c. Minugh, Of No. PIT Commuuipaw avenue,
Jersey CITY, while rowing around In the vicinity OF his
fathers shad polcs between Bedloo's and Ellis Island
saw u small fishing smack, with three men on board,
cruise around Tor some time near whero he was sta.
toned. lie them nnaly take up of
the nets aud throw quantity o! fish
into their boat. When no made himself visible the
three men made snii for the city. Mnugh.
having nothing pair 0 oars to depend on, haIcd
n stcamtus, got on board and overhauled tho three
pirates the foot OF King street, North River. Two
o, them escaped. but the other, whose name TIM.
othy Mnoney, WIS captured by officer Thalon, OF tho
western steamboat squad. Ho arraigncd before
Judge wandell yesterday and committed In ST. 600 bail
IN