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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-07-14
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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-07-14
TO DAIRYMEN !

nUR1NG the Coming season the imported Jersey
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-07-14
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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-07-14
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
CHANGE IN POSTAL REGULATIONS.

The Postmaster. General has issued AN order, unHer
date of February 81, 1881, revoking section no.
932 of the Postal Regulations. Under TINS sectloh
if was permitted to send all printed CONNER
cIal PAPER filled out in writing, su6h as
napers of legal procedure, deeds OF all KINDS
bills of lading. invoices and inc .atE LiUnaS
documents of insurance companies etc, az lhlIu-
class rates Under the order all partially VIII
ten matter must be prepaid at the regular letter
rate nj cents for each half ounce The 1onowlhg
exceptions TO the rule are made:
Corrected proof-sbeets and manuscript copy aG
Commanding the same. Date and name OF the al
dressee and of the sender of circulars ana thG cor
rection of mere Typographical errors therein UPON
rhird-class matter, or upon the wrapper lncioslhg
the same the sender may write MS owl,
name and address with the word IRON
above and preceding the same, ana IN eilhcI
cose NAV make simple marks, Intended 10
designate word or passage OF the text TO whcn II
isSlesired to call attention. There may be placed
mon the cover or blank leaves OF any DoOK. or OF
any urinted matter of the thlrd class manuscript
de3cation or inscription, but it must be connhed 10
q simple address or consignment as marx OF re-
sncct and it must parake OF the nature Oh per
sonai correspondence. Upon fOurth-cass matter
the sender may write his own name and address,
nreceded by the word FROM" and also the number
and names of the articles inclOsed. lie may also
ark the article for identification.
The change in the regulation VIII increase the re-
cents of the New-York Post Office 1t is estimated
at least 81 900 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
nAIIy TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRuAKY 2, ISsL

vSould be bleaching on some foreign snoIS.
IL is now believed that bs has eomlniese" e"'e
Ioxc ISLAND CIrY.-Mchael Quigley, was t I
LSo oaTpv Yesterday. for breaking into Ine
grocery store Of james n New at ~ MS
toI and loaded club HIS confession lnp nSsn aT
c0nIederae William Fletcher, VINO W W. owait the
action of the Grand Jury. The latter Will 10 Ca
amined to-day. ,.,,,,, 70, IND
NEW BnIGHroN-It ia reported that pa, DagnSN Nav.
hall IS to be held at the PAVILION llo'ei' N'"
Brighton, after Lent. ,Ca.,,o-
CAs11EroN.- Excise Commissioners OF Sa EaS
ton report that between March l. IooO anu for
ruarv z 1881 fity-three licenses were granIsu iO'
which 81, 800 Vas received. IT'D,
C1IrToN.-Thc Rev. Dr.. Eccleston, Of ST. OPrats
Cbnrch M Clifton on Sunday next VIII celcptSSat
the twenty-fh anniversary of his pastore "S
church Hew will preach the same sermon n0 u'-'
cred ON assuming charge of the parish.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
OBrENTA-Thomas lIoyt Rushmore, son OF ;n
T. Ruehmorc. of Orenta, after participants ecu va
some severe athletic exercises at gyinhdsiuui A'
DAYS ago. became i'll aud died suddenly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
THE CHI PSI FRATERNITY.

The annual convention of the CHI PSI Fraternity
was held Yesterday afternoon at the filth Avenue
H"Tei About thirty delegates from the different
chapters throughout the country TsTe PeSen ie
Hamilton Rutgers, Wesleyan University, the On-
7esy and ne ebSU % OF the
Fo1ernitv sat down TO a dinner at DemOnicos, ana
the members of the convention were Their gGestS
for the ensuing year: President Elbrdge I. Gerry
presidents Robert Earle p Wllf lava A''IT
Cochran. Charles White; secretary, Samuel +.
Blagden; treasurer. Frederick ID; Iappani p ex-
r, H. smith, John II. Belts, Eugene A. Dixie. Henry
W. Goodrich and Waldo s. Pratt Alter sae Gn 81
thc fraternity, Mr. Gerry, and the following guests
responded: The Rev. Dr. s IL Tying jr,i Horace
Scely. Professor ID. II. Cochran, OF the Brook
lyn Polytechnic Institute. William 7. Pren.
fee and +. Whittrcdge Among the members OF the
Sssociation present we're: +: j. Iappan, Francis ii
Garrottson, Ambrose MoTell. Professor d. ). Easton
Edward Kirklaud A. G.. Kingsland Robert k. Stuy
yesaut and Samuel T. Blagden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
TOWNS FINANCES IN DISORDER.

Several of the principal property owners OF harrl-
son Hudson County. n. j., are agltatlDg the ques-
ton OF applying Judge Knapp for the appolht o
town are going by default and its finances are sad
to he IN deporable condition. writ OF certloIar
bos been issued BIZ the Supreme Court notifying the
Town Council that Treasurer Reilly must appear III
'TTenton on the first Tuesday in June to certify 10
hill of SIO526 40 which he has presented against
the Town for extra services. The treasurer II Is sau
has been found deficient in bis accounts several
thousand dollars and the claim for extra services
yaS nnt in il is held as an offset. AT meeting OF
nc Tonncil a resolution that Reilly be prosecuted
ss defaulter was tabled. The treasurer was, per
mitted to speak for himself and pr0nqnnced ms
nncvsers IN be 'Nonsummate liars" He SAID he
sought no notorety and was not caTpetpagger;
H. did not propose to run away. The Town COnncil
has given an opinion that the treasurers clam Is
ineos that he is not entitled to extra compensation
Tor seryces which are paid for in his annual salary
Reilly has held the office five years. HIS predecessor
was deficient 500 900 III his accounts and the towl
has prosecuted it's claim against bun Tor several
years at a large expense, without succeeding IN
getting back one dollar. Reillys salary - pl,oVo
wear He has acted as Collector OF taxes a s "
| Arrears of Taxes. He had never petltoned LOT OF
demanded more pay. and never asked to be paid iQl
extra services until the charge OF d.hcleuey i'll III
| lie,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
PAINTING ON THE TRACK.

rantain Gunner and Detective Campoeil' m ~ Ce
enty.eghth Precinct, acc0mpanieefu W ~ Cynaltv
6S;ard, OF the Soc; ty for the Preventi0h ~ o@o
- cb;idren Ell ter,i the Y0rkvilie t0hce SoItS
ss,er NV having charge Thomas smith Oh I1 ,ho
YEA Tsnirests So lSh Brooklyn, the fatner Oh LUG
Snu named smith, who on Tuesday nlgnt IalnteH on
~ track at the walking match III Tue A moa
Iustitnte Building The captain SAID that d hsd
smith r.. who was not yet htteen years ot Fatbor
bsen entered by the prisoner. ms ia' con,
t ta 'n which began on. Monday On ngn1
ot The American Institute Building AL o:3V ~ ,he
ueaav the prisoner half carried the boy ont on te
tract He Was hardly able to stand When t9e
Sov was in front of the scorers stand ne te 20 Tue
0y9Snnd in a faint The Captain arrested the latner
and sent for Police Surgeon Clemmens, VINO pI III
nonnced the lads condition to be dangeIous. ! ne
had HIM sent home Captain Gunner asked that one
n,isoner he remanded as DR.. Clemmens nad not oee1
abe 70 appear HIS request was complied WIN I'm nu
Uetectiye Campbell took Smith BACK 10 the Ivy Ivy
ninth Street Police Station. Officer Chlardlsaiu lna'
stems would be taken TO cause the arrest OF the i"n
Ger and iudges of the walking match. - l.,
In tine afternoon Smith was again arralgneu ~, ~
The Yorkville Police Court. dc clameu lnat s Hs
seriously objected to his son walking over niey
miles but that the bov himself lnssteo upon eoi ap
On Tie track after having walked thai distance
Instice Kilbreth asked DIR. Clemmens il no con
sidered that walking ninety-elght mlIes was IN ~
inrions to the boys health. The physician SAY
That in his opipon it was. Inc justice tie1 I ,;
The aceused man IN $500 bail. and paroed mn
mil this Afternoon, when he will produce bonus
man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
VESSELS LOST AND In DISTRESS.

The agents of the steamship Bristol City, when c6
s,ileI from this port for Bristol December 70 ana
which has not been heard from since theh rear INA.
ali hopes of her safety must be a1andoDeu.. ho
owners of the vessel in Bristol still think that sue
nav Vet reach port. The vessel was commanocu ny
Cantan John A. Peters and she had rev W. "
fwentv.e,gIit She carried 10 passengers; Inc inelh
6ers OF the crew mostly married NEIL nnao anS
nr;neinaly provisions The Bristol City was an
ron vessel. and was built in Stockton England, IN
1879. She was what is known as wafer oa .
STEAMER with five thwartshp bulkheads io4 f9a 70
bnrthen 26O feet long, and was owned by u NH "
The Norwegian bark Thor. commanded by CSpta IN
Thorwaldsen sailed from this port win cargo VI
rye for Antwerp October 2, and not having pson n
heard from, fears are entertaned thaI sue She vas
wooden vessel Quilt III Rusver, Norway, IN $50
and was owned by l. W. Prebenseh Co., VI nus
yer. -, -, e, prooreso Ian.
nary OF bound to Falmouth. England, arrived q,
1his mort Yesterday in distress. She encountered
severe hurricane February Is, lasting twenty omi
honrs which caused q tremendous sea. Inc Vesse.
was hoye.to for two days, and tho seas swept ava,
her buiwars fore and aft and strained Ih
vessel. causing u serious leak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORR. .....FE3. %. 1884.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
-. nevon,a OBI, Young Glasgow Feb 10. ana Moule
J. Iaehan tr Reynolds Newcastle Feb IT, IN DaIa- 10
SIN Ellen < Terry, Tnbon. Morchead City days. with
,Ise and passengers 10 Vim Z Clyde q Co. ,,,-.. %
r Colorado Bolger Galveston Feb 49, via Key West ~
ttv OF Alexandria, Deaken, era cruz req ~
10 and Havana w Win muse anu pas
~ ngsrs 20 Alexandra & sons 81, In, aha ana ,ossor.
Air Niagara Baker, Havana req ~ WIN "'o ~ P
geT eanora Bragg Portland. with mdse and passengers TO
stA ssStoo Croker philadelphia with mdSe and passen'
gers 20 Huphers DEL with mdse to Old
DeaaSnf Stream ingram. wilmington C. 4 days via
navare Breakwater with mdse aud passengers 10 WIN
CT Pride of England (oi Lyerpool McRay Calcutta oct
"a I'm mdse order. vessel TO Mckay " COX , IN,
- knudsew. OpDrtO % uays WIN VINO
I'D cnpty barrels to lIagemeyor Brnnn. AN, .,,,o,
,.nrs 81 days Win mdse Funcn Fave & Cos vessel 10
marx John rutherford (of ST john b Brownei Mar
mdse to vessel 10 Funcn uYe " 20
Vn'I Famglia Qtan SchlainO Kouen % Jays III plasI
10 n1 Stable CNor Fuglcsnd Rio Janciro 80 days. Win
coffee 10 Brown Bros & Co VesseI 10 mas rs IN ou,st "a
Bak kramnes tNor iarsen Rouen W Jays III o"'"'' "
Sa JoSn Banyan tof searspp Putnam carhsgena 81
days with iron ore 10 Brown BIOS q Ooi 'FSSo' " ' "
% faohnacuddin to Inverness oxley RIO Grande del
NOrte Jan 2 with sugar 10 0rdel o Gr 10 doys IN bal
last 70 snt Werqoland Nor, Progress 20 day
NH Iogw ood 10 order 10 bound 70 Falmouth "a -, =.
| sahT Lookout Cherr, savannah days Win LUMBER
| New. haven saw Mil Co; vessel 10 l. COKE q Co.
-The following vessels arrived yesterday 700 late lot IN
na1T Benso Ita Pario Rotterdam 90 days. with mds
PrS atida Buck lo DOreheser Buck Cardenas IL aays
with sugar and AsphAum to ORDER vessel to NeVius
Son. -, ,,..., n, ana IN dava from Belize with log
| wood 20 Vim Iex & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
THE TELEGRAPH LITIGATION.
MR.. WILLIAMS SUIT.

MIX. w lDDlAMNo Quiz
THE QUESTION OF THE EXAMINATION OF THE DE-
PENDANTS DEFOIE TRIAL POSTPONED.
Tn tbe sut of William S. Williams against
the Western Union graph Company and its directors
and the Union Trust Company, to restrain by injunction
tnc increase OF The capital stock Of the former company
from Sal coo 600 TO $e0OO0000, CbefJudGe Sedgwick
granted an order the examination before trial OF the
Western Union Company by its president Dr. NOrYih
Green and OF the Union Trust Company by IT'S president
Edward King and Of the defendants Edwin d. horsau'
Norvin Green. William H. Vanderbilt. John Van Horne
Co1neliue Vanderbilt Noses Taylor, Wilson g. Hunt.
Darius o. Mills Arson Slayer jay Gould, Russell sage
and Thomas r. Eclort. The ORDER was made reurnable
yesterday morning Mt half past 10 O'clock at wnieh
hour Dr. Grceb JAY Could Russell Sage AMI others APP
peareI before Judge SdSwick IN the superior Cour''
Chambers
ErIudce Iobn K Porter on behalf OF the defendants
opoosed the examination end asked that the order grant
g IL be vacated The defendants be said were charged
| with n conspiracy TO dcliaud the stockholders OF the
On many of which they are directors which II eStab
sncd would expose them TO an indictment IN criminal
PROCEEDINGS: and therefore they could not DC sScte9
10 an examination under oath in respect 10 their alleged
conpecfIon with It, as their answers might d, useq III
evidence against them IN subsequent criminal acOn
This would be to deprive the GeiehuantS oi the Mo,
| established legal privilege that no one cOuu NC con
| Irllcd to criminal" himself . -, ,,.,,,... 90 m
examination OF the defendants on TIE GROUND that u
was necessary 10 enable him 10 dfaW dn I'm
plant in his action. He dlsclalmed any ihtentVu VI
proceeding criminal against the directors OF Wos
| Crn Union Company, ana admitted lnhl Hii' iI5
cud not Insist upon their examination II they snouu
declare that they could not answer any quesons III re
oord TO the alleged conspiracy without cr1mlnating
Themselves aud consequently claimed their pIlYlege
Mr. Sewel denied, however, That the conspiracy Woulu
suhert the defendants to indictment or tDat u was
III any way different from mat always set nP M are
| bills in equity. He said that tile defendants were
charged I'm tie complaint with cOnspiring with certain
other persons whose names were unknown 10 si' y,
Jams md that without the examination asked Tor II
wnnld nc posslbe 10 amend the complaint 10y bringing
in these unknown persons who were necessary ueienu
| ants. ,.,,.,, D.. silor
Judge sedgwick journHd the examination TO eSnsuer
whether or not II was proper case for such reIiel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
BELOW.
Bark Castelar, (S0r1. -, .,.ra,
+ sIrNsET-wIND-At sandy Hook, fresh, n Nv" SiVu"'
anc hasy. Al CITY Island. strong. N, clear


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sIJNsET-wIND-At SANDY Hook, mesn' n NV N'
snc hasy. Al CITY Island. strong. NJ clear
CLEARED
strs Hecla OBJ. HILL Liverpool. Vernon so o Vile Dc
Nurseries F Noavelon stetn do BS6sa; CS oSmsas
e ssSaT :o YoRss ScsUs
S Point sq RshmPVS 9 9d Co.
MstanzSs CUBA Nassau. Mp via Feruandina AS'i'''
5s9ss Antys 5 I TasS Ru ES
berg GsyrS Fpps@ FAYE esa Co. SPAIN simpson
csnG 6 Sccs cr% I oya
SoSth Tor orders NoTt9sTS CHEF sr BJ Rsr
Bremen Or f ns%6nis @sn yeps[snda H
a FIp Fnnc5 Eaye CO.. George Gordon tBT K66y
, % paSI Giles ssE CO. dpeSs@ psP P
BOYD R3CSen Sis op .B ho' MeMaRnng FeEmoa
Philadelphia A Dayton CO; NJ. c., A. co. t,o,.Drr
tBP p't Crosby oporo w Parker Co Eugena yeaLs e
'V sc6 2ai ida Pamer Father stanford stamford Mfg CO.
M aGs 6f rag Mack New orleans Bros fsnsin
STIs kd md Point sS H%Sat Co. CLARKE
Reeve New'IIaven. Racket q Bros
DISASTERS
coal or Norfolk vas cat dowu Iy ice tho Delaware River
opposite this place last night she was towed 10 tue "H&
MovE ENrs OF STEAMERS.
oRETGN PORTS
LONDON Feb % rrivet. s'rs Altmore tBr Young ron
LIVERPOOL, Feb 23-Arnye strs Architect tBrl
Boston, Montreal
HAMBURG Fe5 23~Arrved str Lessins, VOss from New
YORK. -, N.u,a,ar ,ron,
orElXsfowY Feb % Arrived. City Of Montreal Fund.-
from LIyerpOO Tor ew.f0Tk. . ,,..,...,,. ms,
GLASGOW Feb 23-Aniycd str state OF fehhSyIF""i"' ~
HUI FEB Arrived str Rilto tWisO Liue Bond fro"
F%sfSEH Feb 2ssgnalled off, Egypt. Grogan from
New YORK FOL Liverpool.
AMERICAN PORTS.
posrov Feb 23-Arrved ss Paether Miller philadslphla
Ber<s. Pendleton. Phlaielpha NORMAN Oio"o'" '
Cleared str P1vnesian (Btl, Brown Live pool wa
HaiIett VIM Crane. HOwes BatlInOCe'
Googins. Philadelphia; Neptune Berry Ne"'foA' D'"A
BHL TIN Feb 23Arrved George AppOd Loveani
Cleared str Elizabeth Woods philadelphia; Acton UT 4
Wilson Rotterdam: SanDOre tBr Wilson, Antwerp Oeo "
Pitt pEtPniA Feb 33-Arrived CIV Lord. Cotton
tIeared strs Portsvte Pierce BostOD Graw Pierson
Baltimore; II Wiling Her. Baltimore. $3.50
DFiPw IRE BREAKwA TgR. Feb 23-Passed In ctr SueOn'
shah. from Mediterranean ports.
PoRf ROYAL Feb str Mayo POextOn savan
ForrRess MONROE Feb 23-Passea Baltimore. ctr
SAvAYNAH Feb 23-Arnved strS Mayo Port HoyA'' Jun"
alta Philadelphia - c..o c,r Ns,y York
KY WEST Feb 23- sailed, str Alabama mobile o..,u
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 23-Ar1ved, str Ausuala' S"E4H'
Sydney Honolulu.
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
foSpoy Feb 23Saled inst Imperatore Francisco
Gnscppe l. 18th Chas Lewis the lstter Tor
Vngof for Hampton Roads, 2St INST Flying Fo"n No''
NhETrrived-l7thinst Anna Capt woxhon Francesca MA
DIRE Perpua Zro; 18th inst Mariana Ill NlctorA N"P
stetmanJ; 22d inst Leopold ct Marie, Spei
For Later SHIP Ne0sU anu see RUN Pdg@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
THE NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

A meeting Of the members of the Produce Ex-
shauco was held yesterday to consider the PROPOSE
top 10 delegate TO the Building Committee power 70
seect plan for the proposed R RsT DS Cong
snttas made statement of its action thus far and
said shst OF the eighty architects who applied 10
oompete for the award ten were selected. IneTe
Without recompense. OF tho seventeen plans,
3hirteen were laid aside as unsuitable. Ex-Presl-
hsnt Hincken then offered resolutions which were
kdopted: That the Board of Managers place at the
Erposal of the Building Committee such portion Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
HOW PILOTS AvENGE THEMSELVES.

H. B. Roberts, the marine news reporter OF the
Associated Press at City Island. who several
DAYS ago was threatened with bodily harm
by the He'll Gate pilots continues to be
a. victim Of hate. Because he was called
as O witness before the Committee on Commerce OF
the Legslature. and gave testimony in relation to
his knowledge of He'll Gate pilots they have threat
ened either to have him removed or to make IL
letter to his superintendent yesterday saying that
everything was quiet last week until Sunday night
He went TO Get his boat, when he found large mole
had been cut in her and note was lying near, tell
ing him that he would suffer more II he did not
leave the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
ExpIosIoN IN JERSEY CITY.

An exnlosion occurred at an early hour last even
inc in Detwlllers fire works mandatory In Green
vile. Jersey Bity, In a small building used Tor dry
ing skyrockets. The building was partially
wrecked. 1t was reported that the explosion was
cansed by the careessness of James Kileen age ht-
teen of No. % Fairmont-aye;, in accidentally set
ting fire to some rockets. Klleen was Dadly burned
els Hospital Four other boys slightly burned.
and an old man named Powey was also slightly IN
iured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
WEARY OF THE WORLDS CARES.

The men who committed suicide in this city yes
to-day lett letters stating the reason to DC long
continued aud hopeless illness stranger a1 v %no
ms MIR Harris" was found dead in bed III the morn,
ing shot throu1h the head letter that was ioun
on the table explained his reasons ior
suicide. 1t stated that he was uhaoe W so' "i0"e
Joseph Emilio Audrade, age forty-fye, Cuban
cosrmaker hanged himself Ill his room on me 1onrtn
eoor of the tenement house No. ol3 East
EIeventh.st., late on Tuesday night He was found
dead by his wife when she rose in the morning. ne
had for soine months been losing his sight ana mao
been told that IN a few weeks he would be nope
iessIy blind Unable to support himself ana 700
proud 10 beg he grew Respondent and TOOK us hie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
HOME NEWS.
npoM1NrNr ARRIvALs

FIN rcnne HoietDayid A. Weis eor SS, w. iIe
Wheeler OF 49, r. Williams Of Fort Wayne ind su
Dee OF ofCleveand. SJdn q
sidney u nSrevS O. Curtin Of e.nG Eoet
man IaeTator Powell Clayton oil Afkal oa Hoa-Henrv
Seoige, 81 Florida Captain Cook o. ue METEOROLOGICAL
AMI a. PEABODY. OF boS'VH-'''
.1rtns II King, Of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
ROBBING HIS EMPLOYER.

John G. Clark, a clerk in the employ of Jeremiah
b. WadswO rth, cheese manufacturer, at Lennox,
Madison County, n. Y, fled to England recently,
npon the discovery that he had for years been sys.
tematically robbing his employer. The amount of
his regulations was found to be $500. Recently
the police were advised that he had taken passage
on the Cnnard steamer Galhs for New York, and
Ipon the arrival of the steamer at Quarantine Tues
day night Clark was arrested: He was fully iden-
tilted and was delivered to Inspector Bvrnes ana
Shcrff Delano of Iennox, who last night returned
with his prisoner to the scene of his crimes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
THE WHITAKER CoURT-MARTnL.

After n recess since last Friday the Wmttaker
Conrt-martiai resumed its sessions yesterday. Cor
neI,ns Rnssell testified TO his being employed as q
nol,cernan in the cadet barracks aud to ms oenG on
Soty the night OF the alleged assault ON CADET w MI
taEsr' when entering Whttakers room ID the
manning he saw some blood on the floor and on the
vail The fragments of q lookng-glass were SCAT e
tered over the floor few feet from the Deu' ne
niilow was living on the floor, and there was pioo1
On the indian club. There were some Spots Oh
blood on the door, about five or six inches a1oVe tne
knob: IL looked as if it fresh, and hao TUE sso
anUearance as that on the floor. There was also
some blood on the hand-basin. =, H.. .ho door
Cadet 1ohn II. Sch0llenbcTger said that me uooI
of his room was about forty feet diag0nalIy acres
the hall into which Whittakers door Openeo; sI S
was in his loom Oh the night of April o ana near
rosnoise and no disturbance. Cadet H. r. noaEot
testified that his room on the foor below t a
an winch Whittakers was. WhttakeTs rooin We ne
in the rear his in front He heard no nOlses III S
night The transOni aud venUlaior were uod" IohT
Cadets Rritton Davies. Guy Carleton auu Jun"
W;Iiefs testified 10 the same effect. ,.., ,,oo
a; UadgS bclow mat Of Whitaker. There was
SneiI onening in the ceiling where the steam ppes
nmnected He could ordinarily hear walking avs
the room or the placing of chairs but heard 10
The Court adjourned until l Q. No. TO-DAY. WHICH
Iientenant Burnett will be called as witness