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5 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARUH 11, 1871.—TRLPLH SHEL, a a en a a oe I s 4s conceded in the proof | Otner witnesses were put upon the stand and testl- Be favor of buyers, though they were not quotahy Tomer p Louies tines, who “kvthd a lager bees saloon in } nese ot tie tefawad tracks, were clear of earsaud | fled to pretty much the sate. condition of things, & Weg: ne a eo ‘gngtish at ie: : T H E CG 0 U R ZY 8. Eleventh avenue, near Forty-ninth street. Wheo | \ohicios of every description, and that Bulkley, had | afver which the case was closed and the Jury retired, © Has wrero steady’ eh provides dgtee. ck a madersts arrested tie prisoner sald he liv it No, 164 West | he seen ft, coula have crossed the track and pre- THE JURY DISAGREE, rt There were sold A240 boxes assorted charcoal at $8 Qa, AR Porty-seond street, and another time vented the cellision, Lewis, it must be remembered, After an absence of five hours the jury iy the case io gold, and 200 do. charcoal terne at $7 87 by di at 149 West Forty-elghth street. Yesterday morning, | wasin front of him, going'in the same direction, | of siivi Maiilard returned, and at ten o'clock re- wy ‘Ahead fusepes Rputen the batcd tea te Charge of Altering United States Bonde—Counter- | wnen broaght ‘before the District Attorney, he | and tue law of the road, as itis called, requiring to | ported, through the foreman, Henry Deing, that ado. for doment toy at about for: jer figures, the sales Being 2) ble, at from § denied both addresses and refused tosay where he | turn to the right of the centre of the | they had failed to agree upon a verdict In the case, | to Ze. Forelan wasetfi slow of sale, the denand Delng ge SSZECESSES 22558 i r @ fined t I t0!8; prices were rove feiting—Alleged Custom House Frands—The | jivoq" ite was committed by Comuissioner Sulelds | road in’ passing aly relates to carriages meeting | Judge ‘Tappen then Gischarged the Jury and re: Wire pase, tame (ott) oaees wa chased.’ aie) hide @reat Sugar Caso—Close of the Hegan Will 4n $5,000 bail for examination, Irom opposite directions, It does not relate to | manded the prisoner to jal [se fhe aren % : We quote:— a —_—_—— those running in the same qlrection, (Bolton ve. | mdliferent as to the result, He 1s defended by "4 \= , ; Case—An Insurance Policy Case—A SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. Coldon, first of Watts Rep., 860.) Negligence 13 well | counsel. He will be again tried betore the May term a 3 Bs Onhae Centrifuge and mixed, Horse Bult—Busiecas in the Court ee deaned as & want of care, caution ald attention, of the Court of Oyer aud Terminer, BOF agile | Gerth ere muat— Bu D Of such conduct was the defen uilty, It wi a) any “ Ca propery og = ? The Judge’s Charge in the Hogan Will Casey oe § 00 MOance'g ei lo, grocery. A i served that the preponderance of proof is with ; 2108 Pitts, ; rg | Porte iit of. Genera) Sessions ~ Decisions. and Caso Given to the Jury=Verdict tor ome ge the bs eed, Maparoie = BAOOKLYN COURT CALENDAR. 1B xin Sat it fab Pitta, POW a Chl at 87% 0 — the Phintif, . frankly that she did not know of the collision unt Cry Cover.—Parts 1 and 2.—Held by Judges inke Bs a Del, Linck & WRR.. eis, " ‘ Before Judge Sutherland. intermed of it by her auole after it had occurred. | yiecue and Neilson,—Nos. 120, 146, 49, 115, 168, 1, | 40) Con Cot ML. 900 Boat. tart’ 8 demand for spirits turpentine was STATES SUPREME COUAT. Lewis was under no legal obligation to turn | Meow r "163 103. Part 3 Pt $2, 70U Bont. Mart & 3: fe t, and only for smal! jote, and prices were att} in : UNITED STATES SUP! Sarah C. Hatch va. Clara M. Peugnet.—The court | ont “for Baikley as long as there was | $12 18 34, 58 7% 8h 200, AON th Ba Be $Bie Ts Oblo € Mins RR. A'S | rat favor, “A few tuasll gales of mMerchaatshie lols ont PAtending Tax in Kings County, Now Yorks | room, as heretofore, was crowded at one o'clock | room ee hun to pass, Now as to the Heid by Judge Thompson. —Sp: goo Fy fag | Goel were made a8 Bader an mm i rae, lots contd have ‘to the Phesix Inmrance Company- yesterday afternoon, when it was announced | question of | damage, fy RC eng es . % ie | et Pe, Crude turneatizo was” dull and nominal, r i : ata d Wasanscron, March 10, 1871. | that Judge Sutherland would charge the Jury. | that vaine as the qualities of pliysical soundness ape 4 1 Hid tald $09 | gangs some inguiry “for. pale and. fill” prices Ke. 107. The Phwaie Insurance Company v8! Punctuaily at the hour his Honor entered | and Kinditness of tomper. It was proven in this N ANGI AL AND COMMERG AL #3 ares it 33 | Provallog, “strained” wan ““rathtr “enaion, closing. aks wuss Goraner, Penore of Kas Cont | upon the args He beet with chaning | Be ee oh we, operetenireenee | PANE NU UMNO |B poe iis Br | Srnsotecaee sks, cream a) eS ‘ é a $8 %5-—alm =a F at 2 ®rror to the New York Court of Appeals. ‘This | the jury for the patience they had shown through | on¢ of great speed, ‘and was worth from $5,600 to PBS CRRA ES, ‘96 i ss ai 864 25-almost all ats band gn NG. 2 alloat 8 ji also “was an application for a mondamas to be | the prolonged sittings of the court in the case, and | $10,000, Mr. Koden testifies that by reanon of ths i WALL Srrent, } Big E. Dub a8 Toh: Be | ge te hy ws BBN BU false at 0 a 87_-the Mirected to the County ‘Treasurer of Kings | expressing his conviction of thelr earnest desire to | Collision the value of this animal was reduced ohe- Frrpay, March 10—8 P, M. 3 Brice ty¢ wlidoly Wihnington ‘tar was dull and nomi 5 é county to compel him to ise ceriificates | do justice to the parties litigant, As for himself he aeetient upon tue fature temper and disposition of | 00 ‘Change to-day wheat was heavy until toward of mdebiednes of tne couaty to the plaintif | gelt equally strongly with themselves the same de- | the mare, These considerations goveruing me, I find } the close of business, when it became firm and of Q sire, but, as dge, could not go outside of the law, | in favor of the plaiutiir in the sum of $1,000, with stlve. K ‘as steady. in error, under an act of the Lexislature | sire, but, wi reg age, on haat iteak mat ie costa: P 1090, moderately actlve. The cotton market was steady . M. nal at ®2 40.0 B2 No wi Wh UiL8,—Linseed was ia improved demand at prices not + 1oast | differing from thos» previousy eur ‘There were 4g | 18,000 gallons (in two or three lots) at RBS%e. 5 BO to are “* | here from Boston at £0c., and an ouside fot ‘of 5,000 xatlont 12:15 and 215 oPClock alee, 5 10006 US 6-20, o, "87.03 yO) US Be, c, 21000 US 6s, cur, here on private terms, obbing iots were selling at Ble. 10 authorizing the refunding of taxes pald by certain | 1 Gicriminate between What seems hardness in a : MONEY EASIER, One oClock Ps Me | cutis; clive was quite eiondy with ualeu of 3u0. pallone at Decisions. % ay incorporated companies for the years 1863 and 1864 | @ moral sense and striot legal justion, He Teed | tu iy seagh Gita: ‘The money market was easier. ee Pet on 16009 Tenn és, 100 she Weils-Fargo Ex 4. foe of en their investments in the pubic indebtedness of | Vertous tssues ¥ was rather an exceptional rate, and was seldom | 1090 Va 6's, 0) s Wella-Fargo #cp.... 1a QUyets: a ‘a ton . the Ualted States, ‘The claim of the plaintu in OF the’ Court to “declion They were to decide | caine’ "Ss AMe00d—Complaint dismissed, WHtD | 5214 4 new transactions, The stock houses wore | git so4 et Garth ihe: fei, | et ‘he Ok bbls broncht Bre, ae: sa ; Foes, ‘i . error was that certam ceruifcates of indebtedmess | as to the bearing of th evidence upon Monyhan vs, Kelly.—Judgment for $1.000 for plain | generally supplied at four per cent aud the govern. id bo N ¥Cé HRR st Be at a private price. ing 60 bbia, were soldat e United States held by tt were hy law exempt | these i:terrogatortes and answer them elther | tm, and costs, ~ ment dealers were offered more than they could use 400 Frio RR. e de. the general asking price was do. About 800 bbls, xation, but the County Treasurer thought | afiirmatively or negatively, The great question was Same vs. Same,—Judgment for plaintif for $286 20 fi ig 7 Western Virginia Iucnicailag have been gold within 4 i wise, and made return to the rule to show | not as te siuple infiuence to induce Mrs, Hogan to | and costs and allowauces. at the same figure, fom daye ot He. a Sc. Nénhadon was steady at £0cn 06 so Wat the faxes on such certificates | make the will she Or but undue influence. This Wapnony ne, aang —Doolsion reserved, FORBIGN EXCHANGE LESS FIRM. 99. $90 Chto & In moderate Teanent, and ‘prices were ‘Arm, espeelalty pee been judicially determined to have | wasto be answered in view of all the evidence and By Judge Joachimsen. Tho foreign exchange market was less firm, with % oP natn ei 3 for crude, the sales Were S00 bbls. ut Ric 16 DOU : y imposed (‘he condition of thelr betng | circumstances and relations of all the parties, This Demerest vs, Asvinai.—Motion ior new wial. De- b tively for Satur. BB bar hi a3 > ellow were sold at ot Ad do. w winter or had it been judicially decided that | was a question upon the whole case and the con- | cision resocved, Gay, Nene WeRieeee AomL steven, Ae Bs itu Uutac tat "i bu 8 iad | broucht aie, Crod sper was quiet aud rater easier, Nedhoes of the United States are | ceded jacts. The evidence of Mrs, Pengnet was Caldwelt vs, Bracal.—Judigment for plaintiff for | day’s mail, The rates at the close Were:— | 90000 Un Pac Is, 68 UT Cen RR be 1 Abous $00 bola, were sold on privetaterma, bu: ‘supposed a tion, and the claim of the plaintl® | to have the same weight as if sho had been called $26) and costs, Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 109 100%; West Un T i's, bas 98 © 200 Cley & Pits BR... UM # ony At ane Oe acted Ww biter jgon eure ee Twila (ae provisions of the act | by her own counsel—no more, no less, This was not Gesier vs. ab0.—Motion for new trial. Decision J hamaeet, thi 100%; oh ee 34 200 do. eo itd Goat 200.” Bulge ts Ui roale ot Obs. Plattil demurred to the return, a case of conflicting evidence, except in one or two | reserved. good to prime ere’, Wg a H i b' PRIROLEUM.—The ket for crude wns as du!l as ever, meat thereon was for the defendant, | matiers as to who was present at the time of draw- MoCormick vs. Brown.—Judgment for plaintif for | sight, 11034 a 1109; Antwerp, 5.17)6 0 6.18945 Swit 3 ‘There was no demand except for smaii lots to enpply tmme ing of the opinion that while the retura | ing the two wills respectively drawn in 1862 and | ¢124 49, costs and allowances. xerland, 616% @ 61234; Hamburg, 357% a 3024; B57 diate necessities, aud tho sales were unimportant, but hold: went and the comurrer well taken the | i865. He had some doubt as to whose duty it was | ~ scrauss vs, Mider.—Altachment quashed ana set Mk fas Peankiee aon «ar o gra ware frm lnshan views, demanding ne ee iby the plain? in the ww rit wae iz to call Mr. Webster, who drew the wil of | aside, with costs, Amsterdam, 40% @ 41%; Frau fort, 106 ey Mg Ray aia sean quill lowe anil amiied This jue gun: twas aiirmed ‘ by ee 1865. I they suould find that the wilis of Bremen, 7824 & 79393 Prussian thalers, 714g a 72. a quick Sila’ seed ig qunnd, and tho market was heavy, tho’ General m of the Supreme Court and by the | 1862 and 1865 were duly executed, as alse the trust COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—ZENERAL TEAM. QE NEW LOA’. doo en eee 0 i . | quotably lower. Cargoea were quot Court of Appeals, aud is brought Mere, the plaintii! | deed of 1867, 1k does not follow that they were not compel ar 100 Martposa prefs.s--. 1g 100 do 369 5174 | Fales were 4,000 cases ut or about 16e, The market for re- inerror, ailer discussing the question of Juriscitction, | obtained by undue inguence. They were not to Decisio The Assistant Treasurer in this chty received | Mh Mattos iret. 8” 100 Del, L&W Wie-b80 19633 | thed was extremely culet and rather heavy, thongh prices sae a a ne eee ee rai Cadel | Tegard one wet of facts and clreumstances without. | ny chier Sustioe Daly and Judges Larremore and | to-day a subscription of $60,000 to the new loan, It} $0 a 33 Chic & cE eee ee or ersehasee could ante basa enGee Bt or} ad nie 4 judged “Oy Ain aes! Pacey, ee rebar eeetrety aeereepmers ior | Joseph. y 1s announced from Washlugton that (he Treasury De- we ay & bi * 19 There were wold 2.600 bola. on peivaie tevma, States hi a twice adjudged Db; court subject of testamentary capacity, and cl Various: = . ) Pac ad 4 " 4 e de! 5 onte: oy - | their experiences v D peg seers : e i a iclpa- | *5 , it Terings werd ai aud nents a mere question of pleading aud evidence, | gase—in other, Words, {0 Use Colnmon. sense, Of py ines Nagle ws. Mary Sagg.—Jadgment afirmed pacaey a ay Sean meee eRe $0. State 8 | | Sobbing lola'were quiet aid nachanged In value. The mare ard that error docs not lie to a State court on such | which commodity a mechanic may possess as much | PY de . Ber tion of the Issue of new bonds, pay a ket in Phila@@ipbia was stil very quiet and rather heavy ¥ grestions. 2 asa judge. If he was any use at all it was to > GOMIRGN PLEAS—SPESIAL TERM. terest upon the bonds so surrendered to the first day seslerdaye anna oes: Faye yt amas for Marci A. ©. bradley and 0. E. Benedict tor pialutif in | charge them upon questions of law. The will of ml ee of May next without rebate, at which time the new fT QUITATIONS pay at aes se aeratl eaten Rangoon reporter nt 7. — . ‘arnliua was s " UNITED STATES CIRCUIT. COURT. her property to her daughter Clara, then about to be By Judge Joseph F. Daly. issue certificates which will entitle holders to re- Haif-pnst Five o?Clock Pe Me | sinaitiots were disposed of iu the range of © sham < married. Ii this will was of her Own free will and | | Kennedy vs, Frecman,—Piaintll must note on | ceive pow vonds, When they are reaay for delivery | Osnton......... 78 aw 164 Piitebury + 17a 13, | latter price for priue. saan ve, et Char; of Altering Bonde, accord it was not unlikely that she made another will | his proposed amendments the references to the r Consoit'ted Coal 34 a S4ig Northweate Wa 8 | PROVISIONS —Reeeipts, B87 bbls. pork, 1.859 ia, a bd " very much like it But this was not conclusive, | page aud time of tne stenographer’s minutes. the five-twenties surrendered must be transmitted | West Union Tel. 55a 58° Norilwost'n pt. a fig i Llerces beef, 1,422 packages cut meals, 3115 bbls, and then a) Before Judge Woodrum, though it had a -trong bearing on the case. Thougit By Judge Robinsoa. to the ‘Treasury, and certificates guaranteeing cksilver Wea Bock island. SE, | iia, bana oneal tee pny brat fay The United States vs, George B, Chadetck.—The | Noa Toran ceula give all her property to ope | Codanks ve. Wells—Motiua granted on compl | govery of the new bonds will then be Issued. eet re at ay @efendact, indicted for alterin; a passing a $10,000 | danghter, to the exclusion of ber other two daugh- | ance with terms; otherwise denied, with ten dul- dregrg ia Racebs boty | delivery were ofered ‘21 ot, cash, without buyers. ‘there a9 5 ues " Paley ters, It te not natural, ‘Tis disposition of her pro- | lars costs. Registered bonds must be assigned to the Secretary 453 | were sales of about 350 bois., tn lots, wt B21 G2); a y2t 75 for United Stures five-twenty bond, was arraigned yes- | perty might seem unjust, but they were not nec ‘State Bank vs, Merrick.—Settied. of the Treasury. E row mess. . Extra prime wos quoted at BIS 50 a Si. 20, withe terday for trial, Hx-Judge Stuart appeared as coun- | sarily to declare uodue influence as causing it. They | Abernathy et McEvou.—Settied, "GOVERNMENTS FIRM. €,0 21 Can 2U— ¥ re gelvery ue ree rel. The facts of Unis case, which have been before | Were to wetgh ali the circumstances of the case. orereoret 2 IG " me Sa aca SS reported) ii!do., for May, ® putilic for nearly 3 follows:. Whether or jot she could be easily influenced was & COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. The government list was influenced by the easier rs (aipeices ce ns 4 AG PUOUC Tor SPER 8 FORD, Re Pe aioe circumstance to be considered, “Another point of — tone of the money market and by the final dissipa- L REPORT, Beef hana were quiet but Dou Carlos del Costillo y Lozaga, a Spaniard, berger Wich ap lhabeatet ea Boas Before Gunning 8. Bedford, City Judge. tion of the irregular fluctuations attendant upon the Nae as ' rt. ‘Bou’, in’ lerces, sho was t St. G ¢ Hotel nis | Ald still another the unfriendly feel shown b; nays STENC! ory: ig . “ ~ ‘and frm al A 7 who wa ping at the St, George Hotel in this Nis. Pengnet for Mrs. Hatch, which migut ‘show tf 4 GERMAN SWINDLER SENTENCED FOR FIVE YEARS. | announcement of the new loats Prices were firm en moderate; about 200 t'e of inthe range of dd, on the 10th of July, 1870, stolen from Fripay, March 10—6 P.M, a ‘ sicker Tea Rad aisiet ‘ By in bb ’ 3% Peugnet’s part in influencing her Lewis Spicker was tried aud couvicted of grand | ang narket strong. The closing street quota- stpts, 49° cast SRT ry 827 a #32 for prime Or veer, tn trank, in the hotel $85,000 worth of | United | il.” They were l!kewise to consider the | larceny by trick aud device, the testimony estab- pease escitl t eta SariemGh enka HO lhe acca ma ov tih ioe uaeueahatian @imuh ery enn cere noe 10 Sta onda, The robbery as committed in ‘8. Hogan living with Mrs, Peugnet. A stron; ” i 2 oust = pode | — by ema mysterious manner, ald ail the eHforts of the police | point were the kind and adectionate Iettere passing | Ushing the fact that on the 31st ot January he went | 9 1144; au. sixes, 1881, registered, 115% a 115%; AX was in moderate demand and beld with Srm- | BECeD wae very ety neg about failed & ver the p trator Some mouths | between Mrs, Hogan and Mrs. Hatch, Nextin order | Mto the score of Mr, Otterbeck, 177 Clinton street, | go, do., coupon, 11554 @ 11534; do, five-twentiea, reg | ness. Sales 4,50u Ibs. at 34240. a Bde. | at We. for bellies and ile. for extra heavy short cear; later Mr. Chadwick, at ume a broker in Wail | he reviewed at yreat length the leading polnts of | ana was endeavoring to negotiate for the purchase \ ‘The market Was frrogular. Without great prea iy quoledhay recs 1abe Cleat ) Cué meats were in vory light “prices ot a’moct all inds was were ote . a . CoTTon sirect, borrowed from Thomas Earle, of Brookiyn, & 11236; do. do., 1842, the sum of $10,000, and gave tum as security & i States bond of like amount, No, 12,813, vir, rie depo v1 PI By) Novi ber, L the evidence and the arguments of the various | 6) es, When, (0 use the language of Mrs, Otter. | ‘tered, May and November, seis counsel, It was, he charged, i conclusion, an un- eager Ree ‘came in pci an mint hie i coupon, do, 1121¢ a 112%; do. do, 1864, Go. do, thea, bc oa - fortunate controversy between the two sisters. Both | goods in the Custom House witick he was unable to | 112.a 11224; do. do., 1855, do. do., 11234 a 11244; do, | [Poth aad with aaly @ mode a the bond with ‘He Sate Deposit Com- | had been sworn, and their testimony was to be con- | get out for want of money. ‘The prisoner jolned ta pomtabared-0i; Repaid a Juiy, 111 a 111%: a Y gy pany; but having some doubt about Its genuineness, | sidered in the light of individual interest in the | fie conversation, teluing ‘the unshepeeting’ Gen aspen Seti oa canta lai nn He suosequeltly look It bo Lhe Treasury Departincns | result of the suit. The whole question was whetner | jady tuat the stranger was all right, and that if she | @0., 1865, coupon, do,, 11a 1114j; do. do, 1807, do, to have itexamined. Here he was told It was a | undue influence had been exercised upon Mrs. | accompanied him to the Custom House he (the pri- | do, 111 alll%;; do. do., 1868, do. do., i13y 031134; waveated bond. He immediately returned it to ; Hogan in tl att-r of her will aud the trust deeds. | soner) would pay her back the money, H¢ handed pellets Beacieyse ae y a 69 -0a td 3 Chadwick, telling hua it was no security tor money | He left the matter with the jury. ‘The charge lasted | her a card of nuraum’s in Charhan square, stung | 4 Leaforties, registered, 108% a 109; do, do,, 9 14340. witit email Within the r. ickled Uellics, ta boxes, Sc. a Wee; tders, Ee. a S¥e.: sino pri i ‘eo were’ disposed of 1.0 tiered, ettle, For future delivery the | we: wt L2ge. for both siea Boor | ‘ket was decidedly more active, but at prices ‘,c. below Quid asking to lave his joau returned. Chadwick | two hours, that he Was president of the Odd Felluws’ Society, | COUPOR, 100%¢ a 10H. tens pnt [aR as Oe ny ae ee at prices 1 said he Would make the mutter rivut, Aiter the Judge had concluded there was some | ‘phe woman believed his statement, and went with GOLD DULL—111% a 111%. rea Pare Teg pl Caw ae were ‘aye at Vi Dason ones and gave farie a check fo! 6,209, | Confusion in all the lawyers trying to talk atonce, | the “greenhurn,” who a8 soon 23 they renched te . bd were | There was no change of equence-to make in the market which was all ie money be @t that had in bank, and aiso Waat parported to be ties for the balance. It was subsequently dis 1, 400 P-16c., 200 at | for butter. The bette 8'.c.; 100 each, March, April and May, at | tent, and commanded Apri, 400 nt 15 tl6¢., 2,500 81 18 )6c., 2,800 at 18 ge. 609 April and’ 900 May at 13/yc.. togethe: 22 at 28 Unite, 8 at AS ‘ibe, “200 Wve. were sought alter to w fairex- prices, holders being {rm in thelr Fieve in consequence of the moderate auppiy, ‘The other kinds were slow of sale, there being but Mite demand, and pices favored buyers, owing to the fair offerings, Choese— bere wae « moderate 'sluess doing at ateady prices, The e grades «= were) very firm, = and ons h ic. was asked for the best State factory. ‘the demand was pri: me from the howe ivade. in the Juage trying to interrupt them, and in | cars, decamped With the $185 Which sie was imo- | Tee gold market was intensely dull and in the at Vv us Sage < Toiten enor rs Duy various cent enouzil to give to hin. main weak, The early relaxation of the foreign ex. vy US. le it . Fellows contended before the jury that this 3 cl 1 ered that the bond was one of tuose stolen trom y wore to decite were given to each juror, as | wasiareruy by tick Ain! device, ond that Splcker | Cuanee warket. caused a decline to 11134, from which | Lozaga, and Chadwick was sted for haying it 1a | also copies Of the will and trast deeds and other | gharea the proceeds of tue larceny, there was a subsequent advance to 11134, when 62's = pomeeelone Leite sine Mune rae nest had disap- | docwmenis, and they retired to deliberate upon thelr | Juige Bediord charged the jury to that effect, and | iu Lonton were reported dewn to 91%. The price pared and ci ye found. nen the greg verd . “ X Spicker was p.omptly found guilty. In sentenci: mr ¢ and si jorger, Van Gelen, Was arrested in New Orleans he | — After about an honr’s absence the jury came into | hu te Cott xaid that there were ten or trong | then settled back to 111% and siood there the rest of ne, it 7,009 at 13350. ; Ils, 600 at at Hie., 200 at 17502, Informed ‘Thomas Sampson, an otticer of the | court aud announced that they had agreed upon is and three or four indict e Dis. | theday. The course of the market is suown in the 00 April for 1W) Juno. | We quote:—Bnitter, State, balf firkin tuba, falr to extra, Ste. Treasury Who etlected his arrest, Urat the number of | thew verdict. ‘The following were the ue ser Pures adits 5 a teen table:— pales, a8 follows re ee mtphotine a pee Se oe tue Chadwick bond had veen aitered and that {t had ISSUES FOR THE JURY, oftences, For the protection of honest people the P, 2400 Bt 13 1-1G2., 2,100 Pennsylvania dairies, aie. a B5C. Heen sold to the Bank of Oaliformia. The Treasury He- | as embodied in the subjoined interrogatories, and to | tui penalty of the law must be imposed, which was | ;, A g 2 Hs +. May, 700 at Me., i Westera and North 1» Lc. a partment beg iniormed of tals fact the bond was | each of which the same, constituting their verdict, | imprisonmentin tue State Prison for five years, 11ig 3 P.M ‘ TOO AEISKC.; WY May aud I for common to extza ic. ' Cheese—Falt rocured, en un ey found tivat the number had | gave the answers given Llyn as - LARCENY. iy tos Hog A dete oP Are sud Jay, e extra State ey ers oe earey. Res i eh alvered LO 12,843 aud thal the endorsement of |" Q. Did Ehiza Helen Hogan make, publish and de- | _ winiam Falconer pleaded gullty to petty larceny. ; iit At Maen togethers uly, 100 ot Less Sivloe idea tiers commen ip magn Westamaribe: a it = Fleet ren P repens bee had veem er 4 | clare, in due form of law, the Instrument in writing | The accused was a very respectable looking man, ‘iiyae at Vite. 00 free ay Uoara at M: ot ‘There wan a moderate \eareear netinion inthe 100 at 1 | bearing dave the 10th day of Oetober, 1865, a copy | and nis counsel said that he took the property when | Jn the gold loan market the rates for carrying \ bile on private tormai exchange, Jot March for 100 May, f which is th in the complaint c Se 4 \. + 23, . Breton om Sek sone wn ge ge in this action, | guider the induence of liquor. Sentence deferred. ranged from 2 to 43 percent, The operations of | C*¢™ “rand total, H,GW Dales. We quo u, of the Loan Di t fur raw, reuery etill being the principal vperators, Wat the bond in qu the market was very (rm ut our quotations below. offerings were e es ‘es, Simon, euth, Was couvicted of Trianda Alulem . only nod . The saies were 1,100 bhds., im Deen issued to Lozaga, and aiso tuat 1 had been Q. Was Eliza Helen Hogan, at the time of the tonpene grand aercony. On the 16th of Fevrassy the Gold Exchange Bank were as followa:— it Ws wee, %;c , Porto Rico at 2c. aid Demerara tampered with. He was certaim that s | making of the sald instrument, purporting to be her | ne entered te Liquor siore of Patrick J. Suarkey, | Gold clearea be i on private terms, There was had wever been issued to Chadwick, and, j last Will and testament, of sound and disposing | 219 East Brosdway, and when arrested confessed | Gold balances We 1 Paget Fr ey al ihes at was a forgery. Otter wituesses were | wind, memory and understanding? A. Yes, to the proprietor that ue went there to steal cigars, | Currency baluuces. te: 1 15 | Good widdiing rth 18 ¢ for.’ yal :=—Cuba—Iniertor and when the case closed for the pros | _Q. Was the Instrument purporting to be the last Judge Bedford peing convinced that the father of 4 a Sicha CANDLES were !n moderate joohing demand at nnalt retininy, yac.; falr renving, 8% FEx-Judge Stuart, counsel for the prisoner, p will and testament of Eliza Helen Hogan procured | the poy was respectable and that the boy bad never The engagement of specie for to-morrow is ouly | prices, We quote:~Adamantine, 1c. aloo; aperm, el } Tate to good grovery, ended to address th hout prodacimg any | by fraud or audue influence? Yes. comumilter 2 Crime before, judgment was postponed | $270,000. Sie and patent, Bie. a 400, Es hee. a . feoatillugnh bogs wituesses. Counsel 1 addyess, in wiuclt Q. Did Elza Helen Hogan die intestate as to her | with a caution to behave himsei: in the future, for if STOCKS HIUHER AND STRONG. vj Rosendale waa steady and firm at $18, with a moiaeses, hoyoleais and ee Claimed that t against ise tent | real estate, without having made any valid devise | he were ever guilty of crime in the future he would Niet s ee | eos S'wae quiet but steady at the quotations pube eo ye uxex Date was that d ¢ records ef the Tr y | of the same, or any part tuereo!, as lu the sald coul- | send julin to Lhe State Prison for tivo years, A-sort of suinmeriike Guiness pervaded fhe Stock | yeiedin sur Yast Feporte 2 P Re iols Nine’ ois HE. ———— pete l, WHS ants rigm Pres Woven saath thik Mead COXVICTION OF A DISHONEST SERVANT. Exchange most of the day and prices witch had Corres, e saarket for Bio was quiet, but free prices | do., white, Lh ¢ mor pail 1 CORY, agi 3 viza Hel ti a — iana Wa ApnoTser ; : ‘ fi Y Aaxigs prevatie i grades, holder . a bie. Tie6 ‘At thie en adcuess tie Court ad- | to Ramsay Crooks and Joseph 0. B, Webster—a copy | o@tttS, Ann peneero wae ances a AfSty tat, | opened strong settled of an eighth to throc-eighths | Viswe uf the moforate stock; » adie P grocery . Nos. 8 to 12, 7240. & 9350.4 a 9ige. a lig) cip ds fair demand the market ag steady aud firm. Jobbing date were selle Ashton’s, S89 U5 per sack; 1 c., B22) a 2 a 3 Turk’s Island, jJourned ontu Convict of which is annexed to the coiuplaintin this action— | january, from Mary Morrison. Judge Bedford hav. | Pet cent during the boards, After the close of bank. | Hlamaterd, ¢ of Dealing in the “Qacer.? did she possess a degree of will, tuind, memory and | jug been injurmed by the prosecating oficer that the | ing hours, when the further ease of the mon y mar. . understauding suiicient, with fall understanding of | prisoner was in Lie habit of obiaining situations t Py r Woodrum. its Mmport and effect, t8 make such deed a vahdin- | Rdomestic and committing perry tuels, imposed tire | Ne Nad been discovered, the “bulls” began to buy ‘8 Zelner.—The prisoner, | strament? A. No. lignest penaity. His Honor sent Ler'to the Pem- | Nd @ general upward movement commenced, aa is $ Q Was the deed procured by the frand or undue r KI stree - unterfeit_ money, Was | inftonce of Clara M. Peugnet, aad Eugene Peugnet, tentiary jor 1X months, which resulted in making the final street quota- do, 1% extrenci in bond. do. (30 The United state Indicted for dealing aa a fs chard Keming, a boy wh 5 and deer was light, placed on trial ye orning, Tue evidence | her husband, or by the fraud’ or undue infuence of | goat character, pleaded gulty'to an niompe ue | Hous about the highest of the day. Unlor Pacific, | muasia,W se. 2 10h TWgger: Goats Ren, as quence; thers was ne showed that Feet pediar, and was | either of them, or of any person or persons, and, if | grand jarceay. ‘On the 20u1 of Febraary he was ia- | Which had gone off to 26 on @ report tnat the | fitmitc. mises Mericas’ idem a3 Suspected by hitley of dealing in counter. | 80, by whomy A. By Clara M. Peuguet and Dr. | duced by rank Zeit. money, y y named Stevens was sent to | Peugnet. 4 sad fee @ Vacant house in | Treasury Department would iguore the law as to the 5 bea ne ee Fast Pourieentu street, The latter was engaged in r A, raihed ns, extending over | @ Was such deed made hy Eliza Helen Hogan of | taking away @ copper boiter wien cangueoyes pour | interest on the bonds issued to the roa, railed to wed in purchasing | Ler own free Will, uninfiuenced thereto unduly by | jicemau. Judge Bediord said, in consequence of | 27}¢ Pacifle Mail was the weak spot of the market, Clara M. —_—— and Eugene Peugnet, or by either | the good character of tue accused. he would give | and hung lazily in the vicinity of 4314. The excite. oue of them, or by any one cise? A. No. him, as he did ail persons who first offended against | ment in the coal trade has brought the coal stocks Q. Was said instrument, above set forth, her free, ne cllance for relormati ‘The jury retired, snd ater a | valid act and deed? A, No, - Pie eworer, ai paid ‘and Canton Into more notice. Consolidation Coal with & verdict of gully, with Verdict so recorded. oa Sey | la. Monr, £4 do, et, 17,8.0 Uo. corm, | Da and heavy, though ed; the salea were about | noderacely dealt In at full “ag In moderate dema OL i daty paid. D GRAT ripta, 9618 bushels w it gold. | “Srikbs.—Clover was etill in fair demand, and hi her nrices | sere again realized; £00 baya (la lots) were sold at 1age, ed a ite 3, | 2 ‘Limoth; inal at #6 50. Linse of 2,000 bags per Glenesk at 2235 : is ie was quite active and brought as high as 35. Canton 28 g cummmendats VC. MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL. f 65) .— Kentuek, moderate request f¢ ST ee ee Directly succeeding the verdict counsel for the ee cone Company stock, which will snare in the extended Bee er ane he eae trudgant pices were vient aout tue " we defendant moved to set aside the verdict as aga:nst Ee STIR E business of the Southern coal companies, rose to 78 4 3 ap hs Fe rauctovles Up tne nearehty “or tanta UNITED STATES OISTAICT COURT. the evidence aud contrary to the legal instructions GGUAT OF CYER AND TEAMINER, = . Tani i“ Soe ya] ere pee Fesitited ty the eit aera rte MM, 7 id 7 "7 2 of the Court, He based this motion upon the fortieth — 27645. New York Central stock advanced to 9814 $o He and the weg of holders, Hon xa 100 aes new Fennsyl- } Alleged Custom House Frauds—The Geene | O1 te Coun, ie Trisl of Silvio Mullard for the Maréer of | and scrip to 0444, on the anticipation that the 4 per G650 100 | stoadys wi sales Of IED baloe Havas at SOc athe ana ie : car Case. There ad considerable sparring between counsel Geerge Wilson. cent dividend will be paid April 15. Hariem was 12 : an , a volema, goid, in Lond, on Eairase Lermabs Maauhter= The Wntted hae te Sart See Jr, 0 al. should ve. “entered ‘on the taluuton, Which at longtby Silvio Millard, a Frenchman, was placed on trial | strong at 129. Pittsburg sold at 118. On the Sa 735 | aig ca tee. “Tita "Ke ti This c RSET EEO Pa S cermcten ” Jr. 6! ale | however, Was amicably settled, and a week from to- | yesterday iu the Kings County Court of Oyer and | street, after five o'clock, Ohio and Mississippi rose Fiea ae | A = ss * one wt ; 2 at Par et considerable ieee: upon on which to hear the argument | rerminer, vefore Judge Tappan and associate jus- | up W 453¢- Se eT (Aaroriing wwerchants, net ouly $0 | OUT. the adjournment of the court large nupbers | tices, for the alleged murder of George Wilson, at the HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. Boos Fo | Sesion = eae one eee oe at ini re Vp ut a = congratulated the plant? and ber husband on the | corner of Water and Grand streets, Wiliamsburg, | The following table shows tne highest and lowest SE Re ee ceptors reece tod dt ? : ‘y 6 e Sey \ Wh: rm 4 | Copnectiout and Massachusetts wr: Weeks, end was submitted to the jury at three SUPREME COURT SPECIAL Use Gneriaringt ate aaa ae Highest. Lowest, | Pf renties Yup ealea. were ae He ay a {onneettent and Fiore Tine wea} @'clock yesterday atiernoon, Suit Growing Out of aw Ineurance Policy, JOHN BENSON are New York Central consolidated, 9334 8 ad laps New York State avera Central scrip. re. ster for } cits ne : New Yor Tne cefendants compose the frm of William F. Before Judge Brady. sworn sald, on the night of January’ he startea | f° eae a ‘ ° , i J '. i "iiso: this 4 Harlem. wheat old at Wild ind Co., of Bosion and New York. | Cook, Executor, vs. Campbell et al—A policy for | Moved meant HAV eee Aes Tees aheatres hey | Reading : , A000 Que of the questious Interesting to muporters andl | $14,500 was given hy the defendants toa Mr. Pabor as | friend named Hugies, who Was to accompany them, peice ? Su) busta at us, having business at wy louse Ine | oan nr a ii vabas r . zee, Wood pss Gs co'tne proper rate of reduction of | Security Tor $0,000 owing him. Mr. Pabor was the | but they uid not fad ‘vim, aud wld wot go to tue bit finn.” Since tte’ pecul of Maula to Ameri n | Owner of a sleamtug, Which was burned about the enseaal nore Tubes ce gdviaking . 8a: | Northwestern but finn.” Since New York State wranpe Fupnsyivania and O10 7 | Averagelots.. % a 40c. (re .s— The catalogue of choice ‘green and bisck teas of- ered to-tay by L. Ml, Hoffman's Son & Cos, at Roberts’ sales tiracted @ large couconrse of buyers from all sec- a | Tye was quiet, | els at iw AB pounds. drinks of | hot ayo at $112 has beondowe, | Uonsof the country, The su'e, which waa the second one pn Ric dnony was givem cp this point. On | time of his decease, the pl cue key; they started after itd oi , Northwestern tough a tot Feported "15: | Of the treason, comprised about ’7,00 packages, per N. B. the yhart of the gov ent it was clatincd that the ae IRL Gs, GXACtiae WIRE ae fants ea ee Friiant ported ot BE 1B | Pat ‘ore d at’ fail pricesy ams- | Rock Isiand. s by the Grand street ferry 4 yn Of (ué pecul to pounus for | % Was notified by the defendants to institute a sass nt =p PO, A. 3 St. Paut.... : iinus to tue | Slit on the policy. On the same steamtug the de, | PUB, thes, Weut Auto tuo serry now tas sting a | Sc Paul preiésred, nly 14335 DO aa outended | tondants had a second policy 10 the same company, ent Renn uae coer oon with him; aiter go soe mueleslypt. guversunent that the tm, | Put obiections to both polletes were raised by the | Strout “and sood after witness missod Wivore an | walon PActile.. Custom House | Company. AL action was commenced by the de- | jookiig for him he saw him on the otner side of the | Western Union 'Yelegrapa 00 poculs, o- | fendauts on the policy under their control, at pre- | street with the prisoner; it was near the corner of | Pacific Mail..... + se Abe rd unat the Custom | sent pending. An omer was made by the company | Water street; immediately afterwards a pistol was SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG. : "4 posed o} jc Tee sraaire! | unde: apitited Uiddiny. The cholceat qualities elluited cont crpool nteuiners wan | xidcrabic competition, and sold at relatively higher prices rings of almostaliar- tem the ower grades, Following are the pare and tor vessels for charter | matted half chests ooloncs sold at trom t there was uo cuange in rates, which je. per Ib; 495 do. souchonge sold at from 70. « favor of ‘shippera "The engage: | gb 9, Jopan sold et €2ige. prrib.: 420 co. To “Liverpool, hdd bares cotton id at ftom Sie. a_74e. per Iv.; 1,874 do. young hyson at becd., and per steamer | from 89¢..a $115 per a. gunpowd old at 15000 Gushele, wheat at AST LS por ib: imperial rold at from prope 8 rate Caso WH tani thy Byroper r Tt wut chown poriers pad. Kor 88,00 ot for the ti do. an ‘a G1 O23se, per Ib., and 191 do. Twankay wold at from b, waker ants reduced these | to setile on the policy held on the plaintiff at avout : nd Wilgou fell; Witness ran across and ; rivate terme, nd 200, boxes a idige: per ib. to Younds s pounds to the | $7,000, The plainuit lusisted le coud not do this | seized the’ prisoner, Who hada pistol in his pana, |, T4¢ Southern ust was generally firm and steady. | Pre tour at de ee tcemniite ia-There ie iraa iuqsiry for domestic fleece, bnt with sO rate weed at | ey contended | while the morig % ww. Was heid as a pledge only with- | (fue Distr 4,060 bhi. flour eioek still Browning & cy here show rrint tnd cr holders are very firtn im thelr witness a four. | Phe most active dealiugs were in the South Usro- gee aM rn 1 e] . rt fi ¥ 6 oe views, There have been but a few manufacturers here, and \ fin the entry | liaile ior the Whole amount relied rp’s patent, which the | jmas, the new issues of wich, under the sterliv ee reed ans 1a, Wernes I eon | they h ily coniinod Hiei ee tay oben ont ae sigut to yaae 3 ae icy iu the event of tue defendant meas state as the same kind as that the prisoner | fungi STUDS | both at Sua, To Antwerp, 26 bhde. tobmcoo at ACs, hier Ay re Reet a ernment Sut ulies. | .) lus suit was, there- bill, Will be equal in value with the old | ters were:—A bark irate Philadel tw Liverpoo!, Loudor jose Lier jnortgage on It or ‘The testimony of the witnoss was cle . * | 4 Oo" | gparing!y Js crowing morc obvious as the tite approaches into pushes | Ler the arrival of forel oo}, whieh la ie support of th #8 th or tle ‘continont wih th Md. a 6 x clerks were UL ry and in. | bonds, The April bonds sold at 68, and the July f ° ad y “ Sen “5 5 na 1 ere 700 tates cotte . | California and Texa: ontiny erate roi Ramadi or | Hard on them to have w policy good for the wit | Dally wit eyuanimity. i be aud | Sixes, ex coupon, 64 a 61/4; do. mow, Cb4 0 O4%5 | BEY or itay, rel) math Hf ales cotton, to Liver. | Ae about forsee Fate ooo etter cbecne tee Tuced eston, thence to Liver- h ° gales being light and on the basts of old prices. We note an | {nereannd activity for fore! gt ainount Of its face soid for less than haif its value, | deceased on the fatal evening had parwaken of a | Virginia sixes, ex coupon, 6334 bid; do., new, 67 a 68: | hook wih ho and thereby eutail great toss on them, when, by | nuinber of hot he could not jaar |. mareivObroiing eixess ex Soteoieas ieatee seceat oceMevee waiting Ul! the tial of the other suits, they could | how many. {le could account for six drmks, buipe | > Scahosemete Opon, 4744 8 485d, Mew, | 1,15 Ye coinpel the companies to pay the whole amount. | Is posi that he Was nol so uiuGA Under The infin. | 20% &27;40., special tax, 20} 222; Missouri sixes, S x S S f p 4 "got aw ritish el 7 tous, were chartered (to lay on t } v . heat X, pulled, wo 1 mM ‘The delay was posed On the ground thatif ¢ ence of liquor as to prevent his remenweriag all tha fag i as mb, 99:48 91: | Ws moderately active, and prices et portattous ¢ suit Were lost it would be Impusstte to compromise | took place, PEBOnbr Made. Ho elureco cacege ier Se ROR cr elon pe) IRE Sree 5 Sats Cre te ai COE wate of with the conipany, and the plaiutiit would be en- | Louisiana si: eX coupon, 69 bid; Alabama elght: Ja Gi dd: lougsiraw, | liriug We pistol, had neve tively without security for the debt, While if the StIMONY OF DR. ¢ 100}¢ a 1004; South Carolina sixea, ol , 78 bo 80; at veserys ibs., fall Aciendanis elected to pay tue debt uow they could | ‘The second witac ph Creamer and July; 06 5 083g: é | tooug at pr | Cait | have ike mortgage, and regarding the mate exer- | testilied as follows: el su 2 nat ater ne Was ret bres hea it Reh teil Sasa iio! H ug for’ the better 1 vara allot aor te ter cise Thei.own discreuon, january ¥; he was at the | October, 68. 1? Tobe Tet ott e anees fram, Todo th B ibe, exire anc super do, Pe comer ¢ lnsensivie; tuere Was a PEE | as sicary and firm at,10c. gold. Jute | 4 wl ye 24E. 386000 te. No. do, a | 1B 8p) tee n ny AOE s pe io no pe, Cape, part a 2 B30. 5 | SUPERIOR COURT—SPESIAL TEAM. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, a) carton, Ouse | 18000. the eee Bios ois | Decisionn. A: Geenay MUSES TO ONSET tiene Friday, March 10—10:15 4. Me | “7: request, but | range trom’ 4 i 16,000 oes camel's hair at | By Judge Joues, post-mortem; the ball had mot entered” the ay ‘al, Fr. 4 $00 ahs Quick MCo..03 lag | feavy and «reserved Tate ns are fn wioderats reauest, but | Horris.—Ovder granted. but Was in the base of the braiu: ti Seen ae ag | mene Agnes. were 1a ome Marit caus: shooting. ‘1% 28 Boston W the holder of wulch iecused 4us. yeater- es. B IRAN SIAC CO. 0S. Gall.—Same, \ The eoenicich Insurance Co. U3. Galt Mr. Daily—Dra you ne 1000 Bid Coal te wnles of 1.0 bales washed and U6 bi 4 100 Pac M $8 ‘ov iqhoria ‘here was: HOF aise, T e muan Wied you tr win’ A, DB E80 ry alight odor of liquor, and ke vomited | 204) US 6m Jv-40, ry |. Jacob v Same. syicester vs. Baitey,—Same. ko0d damazed, ley Ske. 8% Bet “Orinoco, doh se Ly 4¢. a 8c; good dam ‘MHe., do. inlddte, od Of su ence, t spiracy’ to blackmall support i thoory two uf the defenglauts Were examined, | did not know, and had 2 Tnever\ paid or aut iMONY OF POLICEMAN QUIN Osicer Aibert Quinn, of ine Tuite precinct, was | Lid Cs & SHINE COURT —PART 2, next examimed:—My itteution was called fo ie | 300 Tenn MAGINE COURT—PART 2. young aout twenty minutes to two; 1 noticed a | Bvul Virginia Tm cord ama ged, all Le and bra) ) Cargors of American Cotton Arrived at Livers } sum cfmortey Whatever toa | Berse Galk ow the Bench=The Right of Wa'y. ui ae é. To I ,eucountered i009 Va 5, nen. ae pool March 9 end 19. | Before Judge Curiig, ‘aman who had been shot; t went ‘fo the pines bw iLife activity in the market for | i Yoon, Mareh 10, 1871, , a ruling of | Jol D. Levwls vs. C. L. Bulk ‘ts ease, While / sudieated. And on reaching dra aud Waier clrecta ouch hi a 4 Ne itoring “aad oe | | Soran @ List of the arvivaié of American cotton iu bis clare to the jury dispo: \ : fe dat Ww seed 0, Peleg a tht sed were pub: be was tue Midr’ Peace A pineng i ajority of geliers ut aeee Leto py i cargoes Which we i snellyered at this port during smaiteed tie saan 20:tae | Ushed, was yesterday finally closed hy the jndgmens | had shot te man, and hie royiied ‘tat thee ee ey Kop Seen eS cere eee eer OF SLOW yelurod ar u'clock | ofthe Court. The facis are briefly recapitulated it : osted iim twice, ond he theugiit he was a : Teens Wee } vis— a@ sealed verdict ‘ the decision, which was as follows:—Tho plainuer },loaer. Hight. We li consequence, No. i fin For Ute United United ~ 4] ‘ Se nt ~Cross-queztioned by Mr, Perry—I fonnd the pris. hoid at iA a ier price, We Ch Davis, Dr. Tomas Simons ind Mr, | was riding up Seventa avenue upon the morning of | onerrunhing tu Water street; 1 culled to mim co may 2was quoted ot a alle m4 Coorge Sedewick, Vor the defeuee, MIS SIMueY | the day meutioned Ja the complaint, aud the de- | and ke did to; 4 was avout halt a block disjeniy L | $00 9 Shaheen as FM ey Sade eal A eg a . Wousiey and Mi. James b, Cray, q feviadl, Who Was Debind dutin, aiter inaking @m | (ook him to lie sation house aud inen starved Jor a BUS 6's, t ral at abont #75. New rate were slow of | Dark Marblehead Lior * . effort tO pass on the right side, ulled | doctor, 0 but previour pricea prevalies, | ae UTED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. his —shorse” = to” the iefi of = Mr, Lewis? On be ait hres mete a rae Ta lor, a railke Gu, gold; & perleay, 70 a 'w37 ook place es am, aud in going by struck the horse of | man, swe toe \ | | | { | tovedever, the plaintid inust establish UO things— | were about to strike him, | Ne oH vars ? dd caused sad approze . , q ‘om i 0 1e., goltle ioutebelio. sa Passing Conace ion y. (ie tea nea’ track, and caused the AW ea. Approach un sed in a é, annie ne a Me ee fo ceva al ¥ | jojuny ie v ble de vent “ Bak oe avol e i ner! Aug Belore Commitssionet Bhtelds, joy So woes it, In order CHP nae Lee ten, os Tinea wa Mo 'e wa9 Live Hougl i 4 Thomas Pickett was arrested Thursday wight for | grt, diac We Mumseif Wes guily of no hegligenve; | but tuding hiusels pursued he tuned aud tired wis | 40 yy peo ndine salen weve oontined to jesoiug tore, Ortinaty w bid alemplung W pase g couBLertelt ea dollar DI upow | syvuud, tii!) Hie ageidont Was CauRed By UDO GHagiena f PISLOl, Whe Loeuit @f WRICk Was SMe gain Qs Wilsau 1 wy” do ed al gd 20 88 25, gold, Vin yyon anil, and priges wer 8 P06

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