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CouRr OF July l5-Beore the Recorder, Judges
Lynch and Noah, and Aldermen Balls and Woodruff


The trial of Madame Restell was resumed.


Mr Merrill defence, read the original commitment by
Justice Merritt of the accused ihe 2ed March for felony
for examination also full commitment Tor the accused ior


isdeme0nor the l April also order OF Court tor con
ducng of the accused from the prison the residence OF Mrs
Purdy be the examination Mrs Pnrdy or tor
Identification also the protest of Mr. Morrill, OF her coun
e against the taking OF the accused the residence oil Mrs
Purdy


the office of Morrill, return the latter
counsel and found Mr. Morrill, who proceed
ed 10 the Police Office Mrs Rese half an hour after
Mr. Luman had called at his Office MI NORTH coroooraed
the statement OF his clerk.


Mr. Morrill, for defence then proceeded argue at length
aranst the admission of the dispositions of Mrs Purdy
taken Justice Merritt which he contended were e
galy taken and therefore utterly aadmissibe In sup
port this position he cited numerous authorities MI Jordan
then gave the legal points which ne intended TO rely IN his
argument M La Forge then argued eng IN favor OF the
legality Of the deposcns and the duty OF the Court to ADMIT
theni


side able and erude argument tending show that the
dispositions legally taken and by law and precedent
be admitted evidence ME Jordan concluded the argument
against the legal right 10 admit the aidavs IN an ape ana u
cid speech aduced evidence of the rghunesS OF his
positions. numerous authorities


The Court will decide the question relative to the adinss
biliy Of these dispositions this day at II O'clock


H,red Cases of False Pretcnce-The case of Henry E vii
lard charged with coudng with j. Wood in obtaining pro
perv under false pretence Yesterday heard before Ce
Justice Jones and discussed and Willard discharged from his
recopnzance In the case of Wood there four several
CHARGES on which has been held bail in SsOO winch ne
gave The of these charges that of + Ares now
Of No "a Front who accused Wood OF having obtained
oil 10 the 800 in 1882 from aim by false pretence
in representing that he owned valuable estate at Grand Gu
and also that ne owned house and other property
in city On this he held 10 bail IN so0 winch ne
gave and which included the above amount OF bail


Stealing Watches and Jeieelry-A woman named ~ Mary %
ande charged with stealing silver watches gold rings
cold pins and other articles valued al sie from the
pawnbrokers shop OF Samuel b. hart OF No 40 tndsohs


The property found concealed in the Prv and the woman
was sent 10 PRISON.


PoLrcE orr1cr-Iptasaous Outrage.-Durng the last
Sabbath German named William Henry hurz accompanied
by his and sonnaw proceeded the residence
William Mangerso ashngon and beat him with such
mercess his life despaed o-te or no hopes
being cherished Of his On hearing tna warrant
had been issued their they hastily fed from the city
bu pursued By officer Teun Fokkes who succeeded IN
finding and aesting elder Kurz and his John and
William miles beyond Schenectady and returned
with yesterday morning 10 this city The other three have
effected their escape Kurz and his promising sons were
committed TO prison TO answer


RobJing an Employer-Oicers Collins and Covin yester
dav arrested black fellow named Charles Brown charged "
having stolen the 18th 800 bh OF the bank OF neE
ca from the coat pocket Rufus Rowe, butcher OF Fuon
Market while it hung the stable, las Ludlow St where Brown
work for Mr. Rowe 1t appeared ne afterwards got ae
bill broker and when arrested acknowledge m
guilt and said sorry for it He rot yet 20 years OF
age and was fully committed to answer


CoRoxrs,s OFF1cE-The Coroner yesterday held in
quest al the house of Thomas Holland l3l Perry St on the
BODY of Elizabeth Ann child OF the above aged montas
which as found by mother dead the bed yesterday morn
ing when she awoke mother of the child an nten
peate woman retred bed about II o'clock the previous
evening intoxicated and the jury rendered verdict
that the child her death by saoation through the care
lessness of the mother.


Deaths ty Poisoaing-The Coroner yesterday held four
several a, the Bellevue Hospital the body OF Ed
ward Corrsan OF Ireland aged A. on the body OF
Eliza o Bres naive OF Ireland aged 81, on The body
Mary Shay alias oBren native OF Ireland aged 30 and on
the BODY of Margaret Hall native OF Ireland aged 2o-a IN


MAZE. Of The insituion-the three females having been
moved there for purposes OF labor from the penitensF Ihe
deceased were a employed The 18th INST in cleaning ort
and whitewa,ng the apothcary shop OF the hospital and
he doing 50 drank Of deuohn quantity OF the Ilnc
,rre Of Boodroo, nsrakng for intoxicating liquor
They were ali seized ~it violent pains lih
burning irs, They carefully concealed what they mad done
unt he use Of the appropriate remedies that administered
b me pvscans were avail and they all died N success
sion on W ednesday afternoon and evening.


verdict that they everay came To Their deaths by taxing
SUPPOSE that il was liquor of some description


The Coroner was called Il Front St to hold nqaes,
on The body of George Chd infant son OF John Burk aged


anatbs and ten DAYS who arrived here with its parents from
Ireland some two with coasrng disease and died
yesterday with without physician Verdict accordingly