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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-29
THE COURTS.
SHALL THE RESERVOIR BE REMOVED
-, ty:Ii:.., Wohh an(

The trial of the suit OF William Wepp anu
Others against the city restrain II from removing
reserve ut FortysccOnd st was begun yesieruny ppo
Justice Macomber In the supreme Court III IN aNse,
by the plaintiffs the authorizing the removal OF
the is unconstitutional because ~ ASSUMES 10
dispose Of land which the city owns In lts PIlvac GU
pacy, and not for purposes OF government anu uso,
because IL gives to the Commissioner OF PuDilc WORKS
absolute Judge OF the way which the cost OF inc re-
mOyal OF the reservoir IS 10 he met by taxatioi ~
also said that the removal Of the reservoir WOulu lo
the property in the neihbOrlOOd by increasing tns
danger from fires, and would impair the security OF
holders OF city bonds for tue payment " WHICH lhc
Croun water rents set aside The city III It's an
swer denies the allegations III the compliant.
EX-Judge Dillon. q. Il. Potter, Edward Fitcn anu
Elliott Sanford appeared for the plaintiffs. The Dougan
Charter put in evidence, and also the seal Of the cry
Y, the chief engineer OF the Croton wafer
Department at the time o. the building OF
the CrotOn Aqucduct was read; he declares
tDat in his opinion the removal OF the
reservoir would expose the city to great danger rom
fire o. Is. Potter Of the plaintiffs, testhcl taI nc
owned large amount OF property near the reservoir
At his point eX-JuGgc Van COt ioi thc cF Woseu ~
dismiss comp llinI the ground that the cJ hu
all property for the general public gooh anu at tho
Legislature could dispose Of IL according 10 us Oes Jus
Engineer III Bates then testned IN effect that the re-
moVal the wCid deprive the lower part OF
the city long time Of necessary supply Oh NdtcF
IN the event OF break IN the water syst III drNc tue
Reservoir Similar testimony was given Dy IriJthi >
Cturch, of the CTOtOn Water Bureau; Chhtcs "a
Haswcl and Edmund briggs, president o. the
Williamsburg city Ere Insurance Company. MT DrsIs
sad the SOar1 OF Underwriters Thought tat IL WOul
not he SAFE to r,mOye tue reservoir General l7iao
Newton said he Thought IL would he unWse 10 remove
water than it had at present. The case VII DC con-
o.
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THE CASE OF GENERAL CURTIS.

.Iudces Wallace. Benedict and Brown, sitting IN
4br limited states CircIt Court as court ~ ou"e,
Ge,rd argnmt mt yesterday by Edwin b. Snh'H on IA
I,otlou for arrest of Judgment ana new tlld III tio
ro.e of General " NJ. Curtis convicted Ell iece' my
money for political purposes from Government eni-
,lnvrs Mr. smith spoke Tor several hours C o1Iin
INC himself mos ~ 10 all at tack upon the Cons.tu
WEALTHY OF the law under which the cohNlcuoH
was had He said that there was mlSapPIeh1H-
sion s TO the purpose Of the statute III as Eot uc
e,oucd 10 prevent the compulsory payment OF non-
~ ion il dId not prevent coercion pY tue ein'Ioy
6uf forba.ie the receiving OF voluntary cOh'IIou-
lions, lie read from ke federG.iSt and 0tAGT au-
thoIiies. to prove thai the United states had only
carIaln powers defined by the Constitution;
aud there was clause of the Con sti
IntIoD upon which this law could resi-;
Wr smith agreed that the plain and only import oil
tbc statute was TO FORBID The 100000 emploJeS
froin acting together 10 accomplish any pOntIcal
design Ine counsel thought IL could not possibly
coucrrn the United SCates whether money was re-
c,lvrI lor the carrying on OF State election such
n mat Of last ia II Is IN the power OF the Slate
mud only of the state, 10 regulate the transfer ol
f,roncitX and vet tins law tned TO prevent INC
transfer of the property OF one clLIzcn OF NeW-IoIh
10 another Al the conclusion OF MI Sihltn alsu-
.ent Assistant DIstuct-AtOrney Flero SAID that he
would hdnd III printed D4IeI' Aue N'uA' w." ~
lOuuce Its decision on IlddY
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA, june Z0.-In the Court OF Appeals
acknowledgements, the don Charles Andrews g J, ana
assocatcs-the following business was transacted:
No 5gt-The Attorney cueca agt the Continental Life
Insurance tompany-AIgucd NO 5lO-l ne People ex REL
the Manhattan savings Institution, appellant agt Notion
r. Gus Mayor etc, aud another acknowledgement 40
tOS-I Edwards respondent dg Addison j. heclef
inl,a,ed dprelant-AIgIed No 6Ul-Inc People rel.
john iiey appellant James JOurdan Connis- Toner OF
Police rtc r-,p0ndent-subnntcd appellant No TOD
Franc. p. Sncan, appellant, agt Herman T. Matthew's,
rcsnnutcu-Argucd No. 6I2ll&mlllOl Rose Admnlstil-
Tor etc appellant agt. Helen NJ. Warren and others TO
dents1A rgued so 800 James Mclieny, respondents
agt iush j. Jewett, appcant-Argued 80. J5J-In the
matter assignment OF Joan 9to"eL and othersArglcd
so 81 IiIenry sedeker. respondent agt henry o. Ber-
nard appeant-Argued No. JJJ-Ihe People tX ret NJ
an H. leonard others. trustees etc, appellants agt;
Taxes, etc, respOndeuts-Argcd 30 o'
Peoples Bank Ut New ork, appellant. at Mechanics
National Bank Of NewlrK. ondenSuDmItted 40 OOi
-Hetue TrcmDy N nistIatr Y, etc, appeant asI Ile
pulp Company, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no
Tbe pcope * rel Daniel townsend ami others. Com
miss ers ETC. appellants, agt eter ~ Porter president
ana ohrrs respondents gued; NO Ovt-lhe common
wealth Lilo Insurance Company, Respondent aSL george
BOwluan appcllaut-AIgued. 40 90 ooo o,o
pav calehdar Tor Thursday, % Nos. 800 266, 6lS
"a
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PASSING WORTHLESS CHECKS.

Az cv-r0uyicl and iOTgor who Ias been Known %
.L,. nouce Tor several years n Henry Block, alias
Uarn Flock" but whose real name is not known,
was arrested by Detecuve-oeIgeant weinberg early
SSi,rrs OF swluOlmg merchants by means
of worthless checks Gu May l6
the ewindler went 10 tue store OF l.. r; Brock
n,r commission merchant, at No 81 Little Twelfth
~ ami purchased 80 worth OF provisions lie
1r,rI,tcd a worthless cneck on the Pacific Bank for
800 and received Gl5 III change lie ana not send
e., he provisions. 1T the clgal-stUTe OF j. ~ a.
t,eY al No - OOrt iaudt-St., lie passed worthless
ch,c tx on the National Park Bank for
Sl3l having made purchase OF 10
SS,ortn ot cigar, on MAY %. lie went on the fol
LEAVING day 10 tnc liquor store Of clcsslngcr * Sons
AT No 81 LIberty-7t., ana agreed 10 buy liquors
worth so. Inc hrn accepted bogus check FOR
81 ~ ana paid INN so. Inc swlndler also TOOK
"a, N Itu non, the store case Of Wniskey. About
81 wears ago he was arrested under the name of
! ,ocK by sergeant Sevin, and was sent 10 prison
1or Two yedIs 4OT forgery.
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rvo PERSONS WHO ARE MISSING.

David Lowentels German sixteen years ou
di.annearrd IN tins city week ago. Ills parents
teut nm to this country i'll the care OF relatives IN
Match and employment was found Tor nm lii the
tI~r, of Gerber X Levy, III Canal-St. lie received
DIV SO pei week. When lie lett the
tio?e on the afternoon OF Thursday last
Ie had about $50 ana some checks when
IoIor,,.d IL tnr firm The checks OF no value
r. he l., who vas unable to speak English. Ii Is
saic that no charge of dishonesty rests against
hm. but his iTendS lear th'V Ho ndS oecn IN IN
."nsin ~ Hatch. Of No. % Great Jones'
~ ma, reported the disappearance to the police.
Inquiries were mace at IOHce nedGquAItcIS Seo-
iNrG win bis widowed mother in Brooklyn and
wa, employed III tins city as an engiaVcr Oh pre-
clm.s 5 ones IL Was SAID mat ne had Dech missing
h n,d uern unable to WORK Tor d 1eW day previous
~ LIS oI,appearalce. The records OF the ponce OF
kew-Yo.k and Brooklyn were searched without
uccess fOr a trace OF the young man
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,,,,r, ropcEP CONVICTED.

r,. +ri.l Of Edward j. Courtney, for ioigSr y
Nhch has been in progress before ,hee DAYS re-
the Court Of General sessions ior The Code of
T,n,n 4 Procedure makes the uncorTopoi ;
t;mony of an accomplce insuficlent i1f thnSht
but Assistant District Attorney nsssed changing the
san IN that respect AS, however, no oinc, ia that
cation had been received Judge Co"iTS he nincpal
the law was as gwen III ,no es Charles H. Burton,
an accomplice. Yesterday Courtney Was i ~; ali
witness stand in his own behaIi. lo,s.examina-
Inn,rIedce of the transaction. On cross-oAa9Ii; =,
I'm he was asked whether he had Deeh III P iJ -
certain places at certain times puI n ON which
tbe negative IN each case Inc lIIoIiiHdhJ Hv chief
The questions were based was lurllsnou ~ ,dnn
Acant Drummond of the Secret Service, Wno iu Jif
1i6es Courtney the man who uhueI I'M t;nes in
ferent names, has been arrested ma" iioscs we're
Sanada and The West. Among ms a im Io,oes
Charles Bunnel or Burnell, james blruoI;i GHards
Perkins or Edwards, and CErlsloPncri is onment in
lie was sentenced TO seven years nr, Of three years
Canada in 1867, and served term - ~ The of
m Penusvlyania between s * ana 10 tnroing
fences with which he was chaI sou ~ money If
counterielting and passing OWrJru the officers
Courtney is tie same man as DLuvnii ono If the
Sh,nk they have succeeded III conVcins1 o S1o "a
most adrct forgers living. The chSch ioi IA siyned
drawn ON the Maine NauOnal Dam w a. Sne5cer
- The names of Ii. }. Jewett ana Is. w nP5Ss
vas sand by inspector Byrnes, WHeH vi o enf1re
stand Yesterday, TO have Deeh cou'l'C Leinr used
" with "A pen, plain piece Oh papoi Covr7umcnt
:! Tho nrnted matter and the UoNOii'i ~
stamp as well as the writing being I ii annar
The men here are some rOuehhV't eliza ri,ne
emf et under the microscope which suggest Of S the
idea, aud in the lower eft-hand GoiIf rn ~ Sell
f Segt Brother, is spe eny" The appearance n
q The ma S5 is S eai a iaid be %
p'is ", 'he s~ OF pen TIC check, If 1t Is mace III
1b s way Indicated is remarkably tine piece t6 Ua
work ana il so far deceived tue treasurer OF o
TUe hallway Company that he Thought one % i,i3
- his had been stolen. The jury were ouI
less Inan two hours after they received me enase
Of Judge Cowlng. who refused TO grant IuquT Id
,bat Inc iury be advised 10 acqut on Tue SIou sa
,nat tLe .yIience of the accOmpIcc was not sum
Gently corroborated. Courtney VIII prooaoS 10
s.ntenced next week.
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ARG UuES1S IN TnE M4LLEY TRIAL..

NEw-HAvEN, June 2S.-ln the Malley trial
to-,t,y Juugo william H. 5tOddard, OF counsel or
aucnc Douglass addressed The jury Tor one uOur aud "a
Iuuricr lie reviewed Bducncs connection win Jennie
traiuer up 10 the the two went To Mrs. CrameTs
hou.r and admitted acls 49, pfcscnt,dDY ihc state
u reviewing the testimony of WITNESSES VINO claimed To
nave seen Blanche uud jennie together on IAutsdty al
eruoou, ne asserted That tleY were mstakcl lie said
ina the theory OF a conspiracy " - absurd.
Judge Blyucnburah Ia tie course Oh MS argument
sad: Al must "a powerful motive tAat Viii make a
man take the step tha will make AIN ii7h his life. Inc
-,te comes hcrc aud says there 'l5 conspiracy TO
ruin aud Mil jennie trdncr Inc WhOlr experience oI
man IA against such a tnt orf'
Mr. Gro for the defence, began his argument, combat
tu tnr theory urscnC4i pOsOnlLE and giving par
flcllir attention tO the dlJny OF expert testimony,
claiming that ana al the scientrts inns case
VA. uo accufa - also cial lug iOm the evidence
that IL WAS nOnnst 10 assert IN conspiracy exist
la rum Jennie ,ramcr. lie declared that jennie Crancr
difd on thursday night, and that those say tney
saw ler Friday nistaAen, aud That II IL case oi
mlstaken ldcntiy.
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OPENING OF A HEBREW HOME.


Tho new Hebrew Home for the Aged and ln M tn
reccntlv completed in lonkers in District l. VI WY
INDEPENDENT Order of Bnai BERTH was Iealoa '"i
Yesterday afternoon The Home Is a suosta All
brick structure of four stories, ana - ouiO III
elevation at the junction of RiVerdaie-no. anu
Valentine lane commanding view OF .ile 'i uon,o
No efforts have been spared to mako tDo a'o IN;
mode one in every respect. in which as tmc nan.
man expressed il. the aged mlgnt lortet Vnoi 20
and the infrm their inhrmty. Inc apal ~. go
Iorce and airy the ceilings are hlgn, gas cts arc
fitted in every room, and passenger cIcN go, a.,
aiwovs ready 10 give the aged and lnllrm lrienuS
I,ft In MI respects the Home resembles llrS-co9
hotel us intended 10 accommodate loo lill"a.oS,
Who will have the privilege OF wahneIlhS W.
seven acres of land. The largo hall cOuId not 'on
tain more than half the visitors VINO came ~ 'no
dedication ceremonies. These were opened Nv aIi
overture from Suppe, after which julius a. LOW,
chairman of the Committee on Arrangements, hi"uo
some Introductory remarks. prayer was o"oIo ~
rho Rev Henry = Jacobs. After hymn JoSepn
Fox the chairman OF the Building commute '
an address delivered the key OF the new building W
the nTesident OF the society lie referred TO inc
facts that tie Home was dedicated ten months 'lteI
the corner. stone was laid, that there was hol onc
cent of debt or of mortgage hanging over Tue iIsI
tntion and that there was surplus over al IN
penscS of between $4,000 and 94O,OUO' lHo
hnildinr and grounds cost Sl25.O0O. re- -.
An address was delivered by Df. Sainuei SWIIl,
Mayor Of Yonkcrs and letter OF regret iclu i i'
Mayor Grace. An Grafton was delivered Oh lnq
Day we Celebrate" by Simon NJ. koeder, Ioli9w .
by an address on "OuI Order" The Ieturh oi tIe
kew by the president of the district TO the Piesth
of the Board of Governors, Joseph IoA' closcu LILO
ceremonies.
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Gazing FOX the WATERFRONT.

At Tie meeting Of the Dock Commissioners yes
terIav a communication Was received nom Con.
lIo4.rr Lampvol requesting 10 be informed ia Wha'
,-N--,,.r me VLa'l property at canal Twenty
second and Thirty -t,ur,Ii-sts, North KVeI, Is
leased. nc also as"od 1Oi ANY olner information
tat may be necessary L. secure % the Guy US
-. -, ,.tf.Iu tcIrv franchise. Tue agent Oh The
lf..c. Transatlantic o,DdtHsniP Line iodzcd "a COM
u..,.ii. against tnr hudson hlNci Tunnel Company,
s.,.,ilng Una Tie company is pumping sandy ana
Iuu.o, water turug "a tue sewer mo me hip DC
IN,,.,. p.rr, NOa. i anu 43 North Nivci. lie adds
That tic SAND accumulated 10 the dcpth Ol thIee
49, WITHIN Two uays GIrc.ly at tie opening o. the
sr,ge, ana aeA.nsj The wreck coal boat, which
sC.. acrJs, tne OLIkDcdu last week. Chlcl Engineer
Ir,.ue VIC oIdctcd 20 have the eva abdtcd at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-29
COuRT CALENDAR+JUNE 30.

Srppeuy CoUgr-CHAi3RGs- Held bv Lawrence. J-Cal-
endar called al mNos 3d. rs, 81 81, 49, 20 2OS. n
Js 2 d 23 239 special calendar Oi assessment cases Will
also be called. 49,, 49, ,,-,.-
Nos 40I 55 sol lsj ol D. Go 223 504 j0j 81, 346
4l5 62S 4Jg DOL 5o7, $50, $50, ga.
SUPREME COURT -CECUll-PARl lied ny MacomDer j.
Faulty causes-NO day calendar 80,
PAu lIl-Hcld Dy LarTcnIOre. j --Lasc on 40. O'J12
DIiyei art. the Mayor, etC.--.NO day calendar.
suPEgloR CoUKi-S5PGCIAL AEhM-4Ieu W Truax J..
" . calendar.
mo day caenGar 49, - 49,, J., r,
COMMON PLEAs-rRt,L TgIM-PtaT Tiled by j. f.
Daly. Nos. 1916 l444. 2OG0 2Oi9, 2O32 go
Rollins, S.-NOutcsleI VIII OF
ID Frickic at 10 "A. IA.
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CONFESSION OF A FREIGHT-CAR RoBBER.

\ quantity of tobacco that had been stolen from
q Ire mn cai of the Long island Railroad was found
some ilnle ago IlQuor shop III Jamaica, Long
Island KEPT Dy Peer Upper Upper was arrested,
aug sald ne mad bought the tobacco from Johh
Iovry aud Aaron LaIkIu. 1t WAS 80 learned thal
ne loD eco mad been taken to the house OF ChTl5t0-
r,.r t,u.acr. where some candy tndt mad been
~ Il. al Inc same tuue was found. GIndcr dId one
an, ,lll, were then arrested, but together with
ODu,r " re al charged. LarAln ana Lowry escaped:
ir.t, ~ 40 al,ts,rd IN COnhec lcut on May 10, aud
1o,.tl.r win Lowry, UInucT aud Miner Was III
dI,t.d for burglary and grand larceny. Lowry was
arrested on tuesday III NOuth-s,p NeN-1Oik. lie
y, 3 "a en- before Justice k,ydIagu IN /. ING Island
81 YESTERDAY MORN y, and made long confession
luiulcatIns OppT, MlIeI, OlnueI anu Larhlh III tAc
burglary. Ii Is bcncNed thdt TINS gang OF men, an
al y; nolu have bad Icpdta IOns nave been engaged
In tuc many other IOJDtlIca OF freight cars oh INC
IoLg Island RAILROAD iAat have taken pace Il.
Jaiua.ca within The past year.
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WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Commencement Of College OF the city OF NewioiK III
Academy of Music
Commencement ~ the Normal College. .., -.
TroIng races q iientlemcns Driving Aseoclhtioh Nv
MOrrisana. . prook
Ign. ,,,
Parade OF the striking freight handlers.
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napLoRING AID FOR HEBREW EXILEs.

The managers OF the Hebrew Emgrant Ana
S,rt,v met ~ No. 10 Stdt5-st yosterut '. ana IS
tud another appra! for pccunidrN assistance ia De
h.II OF the Russian hebrew e&lles. Iue appeal
closes with he following;
~ gre.tcI cAi-cncy, more fearful resp ns!puy mas
Az presented 10 tne Jews Nc"1 ORR Inc Occa-
s,, l.s .stu WncI called upon 10 gave MOI oIy
y maj v can rcsO ably aLOld, but 10 make actual sdcil-
,.ct ga behalf tDc-c oar blcthfch Ever! JC" ilcst
&c and eve LIBERAL. larg Ely give, MOI 10 uhtcitahc
"a. AT -cuene iLNItiS emigration, Dut rather u
cu al, 20 rcpross II uOt 20 carr! OUt any EidHu pan
a. ula ION .or those hat are acre. uul go ave theL'
M. Il .t4rN tOu OurstiNe from Il iiOAeh
IN the name humanity ia tir haIc Oh Jtd 'Lai .o
D. 49,. Ike OF maintaining sac posltIOa WAch lhr Jews u
N.,k now uccuDy, for The sahC Ol un~clhsbhcsr a.
VII 49,, selisuly ape q, Sc ne, SO lmPoIo you
10 Aupacrbc 10 tc Utmost ~ Your aplt! 70 INC IUa VI
10 ,trtrew ImlgrdIt AID society.
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AN EFFICIENT BURGLAR ALARM.

B.t.eeu ! and = O'Clock yesterday morning the
bu,slgr alarm Ia the American District Telegraph
once Jcr,cY Clty warned sergeant McBride, VINO
N.s III charge, mat some one had gained unlawful
entrance to enc mouse %: NIliiam /. Evans "a dry
too.s merchant vi this cay, VINO lives al NO. 80
itr---t. three policemen went there, and IOuud Il
l.. II c nCrile0 IA "a closet The prisoner refused
10 &c uis NAME residence OF occupation, aud Was
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ABemarlc Hotel Rear Admiral c: X. r.
Rodgers u. s. n Judge v n wallace OF ~ III ~.
and +. Carroll Brewster. OF Philadelpha ~,
u1fe IOtcI-Ex Governor Thomas Talbot, OF mh,sach,
sets and Horatio C. Burchard. Director OF thc un
states Mint no Imam House-Hakh Bey, OF constan,,
ttuonIe Br,r01rf House-Professor richardson; OF
Trinity College Srerant Hose-N D. Tgg .Sen OF
Albany Park Arerue HocInW llllam ~; httnTney
General John G. Keller. of Albany.
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EXPERT TESTIMONY IN oBREIGHTs CASE

The taking of testimony III the ObIeight lunacy
case was continued yesterday before Keierec
Buck. Obrelght appeared CAIN Gu ing the "sS,
and from time to time made suggestions TO his
counsel as TO questions 10 ne put 10 WITNESSES
The testimony was mainly that OF experts Dr;
C,.r.ltce y. TAYLOR ieatlhed that he had Treated
OUrctphti while suffering from Strychnlt poison
Albert II. Gale, cashier of the Murray IN BANK,
sad thai Obrelght on May rs had balance OF
..;IO IN the bank. subsequently TO that time
twenty OF thirty checks gwen by oDfcI3ht were
present ID at the bank. ObIeisht also wanted 10
yet a room in the bank To- eXbIDit ms patent COCK
1.Il mixer" saving that there as 100000 III II.
DE- Welcome ". SpraPur, OF Nlneuclh-st., silu
that he was an expert IN INSANITY. lie had eA-
amned Obreight and signed the ccitlucdte ol IN
s.nltg ObrcIght had told him about the summer
paricn project. that he was To engage an opera
company at 500 night, and that IL had engaged
"A trcscO-pamtrG by the yeaI TO make the uecoIa-
tious When asked whether he cohsiuclcu il u'iI-
q, rous lor Obreght to be al large at the present
Tine tho witness answered, " sh0Gld he AFRAID oil
hiruU ON the crOss-eXauInatIOn the doctor SAID
that he perceived symptoms OF INSANITY. Ihcte
was "A difference IN the pupils OF the patients eyes
one was dilated, while the other was less IMAM
normal There was "A general trcmulousucSS OF the
muscles and The nerves OF The lace were atr"phlcd
lie was afraid Oi ObrcIslI, knowing now the
disease would terminate. Dr. Nlchcs NashDuih
testified that he bad examined Obieighl III August,
INAl and found HIM suffering IN the meanchulli
stage OF insanity. The witness corioooIated Ut
Sprague testimony a. TO the disease ana lis sfinp
toms He dld not think II safe for Obrelght to bo
M nberty Dr. 4. L.MacdOnald, superintendent o.
lie cIty's Asylum for the Insane Oh MAIDS lsianC'
said that he examined OblcigAt on TUESDAY las
ond fonnd blnl insane. lie thought ii not sale
for Obrcight or his friends that he should he at
large ON the croSs-c examination the wines
stated that he found Obregnt excite beyond q
nortual condition; the pupils OF his Eyes were
dlile.ent III dilaiion lie had exaggerated notion
of hs own powers saying that he was able "a
manage theatre IN Week a. wen rs an %,
manager. He also spoke Of his physical power
lis Voice was raised and his mind excited
and he used many gestures, constantly
rraspng the witness BY the Knee anC
hand.