The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1872, Page 11

8 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1872—TRIZLE SHEET. u THE COURTS. | ferric tectopia wueretewss cuted ure | FISK—MANSF.ELD-—STOKES. Brera suneatoetaer ncpae aeoncwey ts | THE TRIPLE MURDER IN CONNECTICUT | fsr'spebCs'Ge'iatteta"Rhusre suane 40 “8 Weeks (rom (he eects uf the blow. He could. uot ieretuter that the deveniants Mice’ Hasan, haa oa THE HAYRS'” GIRL. identity the acensed asthe man who fired the stone, the lerters and 7) ~ The last “unfortunate,” che yi it | he oD ai La to Copies, as recent — fol ol , thoiga she Proceedings in the New | occurrence be was suing ona bench opposite his | The Injunetion Restraining the Publication | wits her ayent. Indeed, ems to be so ileni mers Inquest—Sketches of ever sitive sne was fifteen vearsoil. At ths door, and Waile Linkouski was se ping irom tne the defendant, Stokes, i ostle atiitude to th the Victims. her death sue was only twenty-four. She ts de- j : [ hey may be regarded na operating together. 1 entertain oor'inio the passage of ibe aujomuug aleyway he u -Doux that thay may a erating togel seriped as a very fine looking girl, with Black eves Yerk and Brooklyn Courts, Saw the Chinaman sirixe him with bs hand, but of Fisk's Billets: to Helen endian of the lets tate tects meanans (oe Dae wa And hair, remarkably “flue clear’ complexica did ot then see a stone: he (Kohn) wok up the J ne Sustained. term, pernaps, but io its legal sense, He exhibited the let {From the Hartford Times, Jan. 4.) pretty ‘earures; refine’ ana stylish in her bench to protect himse.!, supposing that Appo bad josephi » ters and used them, and in that way publi Th 2 “ carriage, but very passionate and afmficted wih ® & pistol or @ Knife; Linkonski .ay on the Door: Ne ever may have been ie. @excliement in Windsor Locks over the DOr- | violent temver, Her realnarce was Julia Gowdy, 0s Criminal Trials in the United States Courts—Al- | (te witness) took bola of the Chinaman and took . oeeeeaeneiaaenttaaieteaaeaaea terial parts of them b: d, and were nible tragedy at “Lull Run,” which was discovered | She was a member of a highly respectaole farouy #. oArtoe @ neighboring town, Some years ago sue was ; the stone irom bis band and gave i to the police- procesting Cr , : pleged Mutiny and Revolt at Sea—The Case of | man. [The targe stoue wis produced, and the wit-| JUDGE BRADY'S DECISION. pe rd pe Cay gg rte Fae Bab des | bes Bajeper peabpa phe ae Ssbeallgese: lib ried to aman by the name of Hayes, Since tl } the Cuban General Jordan—Another Coun. boon me pepsprinrainig Sr a§ mala Innes ths Bes ganot be sald tnat the denial of publication fs eatabiished | me, wane ri Marriage she hag adopter! the name of Julia Hav Stokes and Miss Mansield. Astothe | the scene of the murder, waile others content them- | During the days of ‘Ine Arch,” ilgeems she was terfeiting Case—Business in the Oyer Bo pte be he oe Se a cerca ee oe yon 8 cae’ pe sepent Be the 98 letiege rie wie vovennng sions the stores, the hotels ae mee of “es er er “ee ba -4 r i olver persons quarreiling or 3 ‘ ‘ 6 eonte a win | Aud on the street corners, discussing the terribie during her sty there one night ir and Terminer—Resignation of James face of the complainant was covered with blood, | A Judicial and Exhaustive Review of All | jn io A j Adair, | 1e bodies were broughi im yesterday alles. | wine supper with & couple of Hartfor! youn POLIVE TESTIMONY, = ‘ to’ its it ab Fi | Boon and jut into decent coMps, and placed in | men, that herviolent temper led to a qual 5 ‘M. Bwoeney as Clork of the Su- Odicer Giynn staied that on the ‘night of the oth the Points in the Case. fS the tht "te ameas he ete tees | § Foum back of tue Town Hall. ‘They present a hor | Which one of the young men took the ig Loe of on perior Court— rials in the pt Angus De. received the stone wien Be.producea ation oF tht 2 Papert _, 00 called, show ° rible sight, ‘that of ‘Yom Buitngs, the proprietor of | Of ine girl's teet between his teeth and bit nom ov ir a re: ment—| ct 4 i. j “shel ®) el rd Ys % r ( General Sessions, bleed Spor it Seen ib antes eotived ating ‘The history of the tri-partite mis-alliance between pee eal s {be ‘dav ortie eatin Mike Tu eaanelt ia aratoued hs nr i the eyes reer H commission of Ths outage he Ponte seatape apie Scene of the occurrence he saw the complainant aa phnaen Comte neopets te plain | ie handy clenched, the iealures contoried, ‘ihe | and Kept nld-en until the matter “blew over” and ‘I i Supported by two men ani his face was all covered | the Fish, the Mansfela and the Stokes Las heen novalortue ater tw copthining copies of pearly oN | entire back part of his skull Was crushed m, and the girl's toe, attended to by a doctor, had grown om tain with blood on ine le.t side. the prisoner triea lo get | already fully given in the HERALD and need not arrative of conversations with him in refe = nts When te body was moved the brains tell ont upon = agai CATER STWTED: CHET OIE eway by going through te cniryway. bo repeated here, It is well kuown that the chief agli oF wecuring persons to. ahd him and | & bag of corn wien lay a3 lis leet, and these | —Sueh, in brief, is the career of three victims of on ‘ay Company in his elforte to perpetrate un- | brains now we beside the head in’ the coffin. | Of the most horrid cr.mes ever commuted. Criminal rials, Tas DaPsNCs. ‘The Arst witness tor the defence, Margaret Smith, | Point OF interest connectod with the proceedings | lawful desixns. “It was prepared for the case of thede- | There are no oiner marks ol inury upon. his THE HOUSE Jodge Benedict sat in the United States Cirenlt | resuiied that om the uight of the occurrence, as Sie | centred in the leliera written by Fish, Jt, to Mise Hote Tie ao anita Te gplalntit, to whlch 1 have | bouy. ‘Tne body of Mra. Billings wus tie most hor. | Where this frightful ¢ ime occurred 1s situated at Court yesterday and proceeded with the disposal of | Was guing out tor some vee", she saw the prisoner | sancneid, and tie legal generaiship the former | ma‘erial, even for the purposes ol that action thar kets | THUG to look atol all, She bad evidently had a the northwestern of the corners matte by the eross= @rimupal buswess, lyiug underaeath a stoop, and five or six boys were od 1 was revived—ae it sa stantially was, ona motion to vacate «Struggle with (ue murdere’. ‘there are marks of | ing of the SuMeld and Poquonock and the Windsor Mutiny aad Revolt at Ren. plaguiug ana pulling wim; one pulled hun by the | displayed tn preventing their pubiteation only ex- | the award— it was suppressed y dustice Ingraham. | The iw Severe blows on the 1orehead, made probably | Locks aud Granby roads, It 13 distant about tw: hs fovt and another threw an ola shue at him; he gut | eited so mach the greater public desire to Know | understanding was, when the arbitration was agreed upon, | With some blunt intrument, fierclotues were on | miles trom Windser Locks and about four fro Joba Neville and James Watters were placed | excited, pickod up a stone, saul to them, Tl Rill ther conteuts, All sorts of curious reve ‘that 4 be emoloyed, ant it and the copied | fre when she Was found, ard one of Ler arms was SumMeld, It is a plain two story briek structure, open u OD an iudictinent charging them with | you ”’ and rushed afier hem as they ran into tue jupposed to have been surrendered, almost burned of, and the clothiog was burned with four rooms on the lower floor and three apt oare t alna, no doubt, much of the coveted : ay; the prtsouer baiiooed that his watch was | lations were reported as contained in Sue SSenE Somm w Jrom her body in several places, leaving the half- | stairs. It hus two doors, one on the east having uously agseaibled on board the SUD | broye, pavaitig wnat tie cerouicae apberne the chavacter of men by | Laced tinue exposed. On her leit habd tea pla | Opening directly tuto, the barroom, aan OM uem—revelations alone I Nevada, of whic they were seamen, while on Belia Matchett said that she saw the boys torment- sh meng Sf ee Ay, aa heh ehbcat eae Cy Rie ik old Marriage ring, and a deep gash nearly sever- | On the southwekt corner, which opens into the w jold Ler, without any other evidence of its tr { 1 yare ® voyage frum Boston to Kio Janiero, It | 1g tuo Chiueman, and ulterwards. when inside, sne | Pressario’s style of love letter writing, Very | create unjust impressions not easly removed. It wold cot | tug one ol her fingers. ‘The appearance of theroom | back room, Between the ‘back room and the t to the | heard a stone tail on the sidewalk, and tue China- | spicy, piquant, original aad inttnively out-petrarch- | be receives against any one but the pialutiif him and | in wnich she was ‘ound gives evidence of tue fatal | room 1s a larger apartment, Mm which stands that orders nad been given 2 man pursued the bovs. Whew relevant to an action of prosecution against | struggle she must have had with her assaasin, who | cooking stove. and Witich was the “living room’? by the mate or oier officer to Cr¥ |” jndge Goodiet made & forcible appeal in behalf of the ‘present condition of lend lglg evidenuy stunned ber by the blows, and then set the occupants of the house, Out of the middle room ing Petrarch, as it was supposed they must be—but are too ol crew : Fels ee ee ee eee ig Met deverto: | she prisoner, aud was followed by District Attorney | Tevelations of more absorbing an1 astounding | einauatiag even trom iuresponsible sources fire to her clothing. in il provanihiy she did not | there opens a small bedroom, which opeas vy SEER ran MAEAR WAL ineg Wad! REVEE tie: Eulivae alanis pressed fore verdict of as | character connected with the Erie Railway manage- | Derscuetectind ny, (2 sceusations, bus convictions, and tbe | Foo vur hor Conucloas1e9e; or it may, be that it was | Anuther door into the passage-way behind the bar. of | Sault with iutent to kill an unofending citizen, ment anc the manipulating practices of tts lobbying | Té:utatiun when made may nok reach thousands who have | elle wo uttered te luint **Come 1,” heard by the | A door also connects the barroom and the mtdd ship. Matter was brought to whe aticnuion Judge Beauford clearly stated the law applicable read the original accusation, and his vindication itself may | pedier when he Arst rapped at the door, room directly. No house is within three-quarters the cavtain, and fualiy the result a {0 | to the testimuny, and atier deliberating for a few | @Bents last winter at the State capital, and which, if be the means of xiving larger circulation to the slande ‘The girt (Whose matien name was Julia Gowdy) | a mile of this, and none whatever is within sight Which oue of the crew was shot vy the capa | moments the jury roudered a verdiel ol guilty of an | brought to light, wou'd, it was sad, ental deep and rif 2 apparent, there oF-, that neither the letters nor has @ feariui ragge.. gash cut 10 her shouluer, and | hearmg, and gloomy pine groves surround Fybe Clutmed that he acted in seli-deicnce and ior | acsauit with a dangerous weapon and intent to do > y tor the defendant stokes! nto | extending mtu hier throat. ‘This was poss:bly made | sandy waste on which the house stands, ‘The prom the suppreauion Ol the wutiny, which, according to | Deaity hurm, aud my ‘guury opens higner grage of | @#mmiNg disgrace upon legislators and otner public | rest in any rex “of bis dierences with wie hianae wt, | With tae edge of the butt cud of “M gud. itis | perly beronged 10 Billings, who bo i 48 view of tne diliculty at the time, seriousiy tm- assault, oMciais now in the full and serene en- ones for investigation, Whatever there Bay be inthe | Several inchus in length, and almost as broad and | years ago, and has kept there the worst hole to. {ho prover aad saie uavigation of the vessel, Mr. Sullivan, in moving for Judgment, gave a | joyment of untarnished public repute, It was | sfidavit or papers bearing upon the question which would | deep, cutting through some of the principle arteries | found outsite of the large cities, The place be presented In the latter case might be pertinent, but lap- | and causing deat almost ioxtentaneously. 80 Jong been notorious for the crimes which nave Feed vaatian is present form that paper wou'dinady | much blood poured irom her that her garinents | committed there, Indecd, this 13. the third horror Prisoners were convicted und sentenced to 1oUr | shore nistory of Quimbo ADpo, whose name t per- | 4” wrise and lively legal skirmish. Fisk re! nprigooment each im the Albany Peniten- | fcuy camiiar to every well-read oriminal lawyer. try. Ho was tried and convicted of the murder of us | fought woll, nis coadjutors fought well and Mra, the purpose Tor wing it waa Preteen tuowered {E | were so tnurougily saturpted us to render it almost | Which has happened. there. within @ year. Las ‘The Cuban Insarrection—The Case of General | wifo several years au and sentenced tu death. Toe | Mansfeld and Stokes fought well. Legal tngenul:y employel. I must be regarded ae a document | 1mpOsoIbiC to tel] Wuat material they were madeof, | summer # woman who lived there commi Waning Batten, case Was appealed and @ new trial granted UpCD | wes caxed to its uimost on each side to compass q | “Heady declared to bo improper in character and | Her lace bore evidence ol the terrible auguixh she | smeide, and only a few weeks alter a man was jegal technicalities; but, Owing to the aiMiculty of UNFIT FOR OE IN LEGAL PROCERDINGB. must have sufered when assailed by the rutians | found dead near the house under suspicions cireum- ‘This matter, so often referred to in our law re- procuring witnesses, tné ca ¢ was not retired. Mr, Victory, The tinat adjadication of the case devolved | | ‘The defendant ais therefore met by the answer that | wuo murdered her. stances and Billings and ols Wile were arrested, bus port, came up again yesieruay, belore Judge bene- gates ries bra be wae charged with Cee apne on Judge Brady, of the Supreme Court. His dect- | tion and thai wi jubeequeny, in. vio! nyabia nis cone Be epi ecdp Carr to-day, arter the Seeuenieas proved against them and they Y & murder upon shipvoard, but, lor want o! suill- ‘ t . rae r | adjournme: Joroner's jury, a 5 dick Tt appeared that the government were unavle | Cent evideuce, he Was acquitted, Atter the verdict | $102 4m the matier he gave yesterday, accompanytag ie “This'trin:s mo to he fast question’ THE CORONER'S JURY, Oe to secure the attendance of an important and mas | of acquittal was rendered Appo had the effrontery | the same witn an op! ion, which 18 giveo tn full be- | be consisered, and that 1s the alleged filegalty of the On the bight of the murcer Coroner Dwight J. 1 " Yerial witness, and tiat in the absence of this wit- | to retura the money he was charged with stealing | ow, of considerable length, but characterized, as all | sWard ior the reason asnned. This charge ci misconduct | Osvorn. summoned g jury consisting ot Messrs, | ACCENT AT THE NEW ORLEANS QPERS Dess they could uot go to trial. It was fiuaity ar- | tram ibe murdered man to ais widow. Lhe prisoner | the ‘opinions of this eminent jurist are, with con- Pe Py, emia, Whclly wnaustalned. I entertain no | Dunel Monigoniery, forenian: 8, E. Horton, James HOUSE. Tanged that the case shouid go over until rriay | Was a bad, reckless, bloody man, and he (the prose- , RaTEetOR Bt Gra pugs ater ty ue |. Coogan, youn L. Beckman, Wun Laid with, a decendant stokes, He aenies that charge, but be is cdptras a akon Gon, u —- aie Dext, and that if ihe witiess or -wilucsses Jor Lue | Culm officer) a Ked tis Houor to give lim the lull | Splcuous clearness of statement and comprehensive | 4f sted by one ot bis a ounse:, Mi . | Robert Wa.ker, George Allen, Albert: Epstern, rosecuuion could nue be hud by that ume, the pros | penilty the law allowed, untolding of the argument enforcing his legal con- ing the Matement, does not encroach ti tag peivilogtror tae burnap, Julius Rogers, Joseph White aud Samuel | A New Scene in “The Hueuenota?—Delae tity 18 There Will be an absvlute avandunment of The prisoner made a long, rambiing statement to clusions. defendant Stokes, crowing ‘out of thelr relation as attorney | Macauley, who viewed the bodies ond the s e of branche Shot and Severely Wounded. the indictunent, the Judge in broken Engitsh, statiag that ne nad and cll-nt, What is narrated by bim on that subject occurred | the murder and then adjourned until Wednesday ., ——_ been in this country @ number oO: years, and that he SBR OPIYION. to ihe presence of scvcral persons, -tneluding the | morning, When they again adjourned until tis (From the New Orleans Times, Jan. 1.) UMTED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COUT. Would be very much obliged Lo the Judge st he Would | ,,The plaintit seeks to restrain, the defendants from uy vain the arbitrator areas T dave eae aka tencanauet | morutug, hoping av some arrests mut be made | The closing scene of the opera of “The Hugue- Vounterfeitiug e ne y but this will er. He is i ene By Worked Os oe 4 fe f re Judge Bedford in passing sentence sald that od ge coer, Helen | ond are atl atit. ‘This morning the jury met in | Bat beng as tragical as tho massacre which tt is sade Appo's case was in the law books, so that ne was Posed in this case, and if his allegations were of fact and | the Lown Hadand again viewed the body. The | Contemplated to represent, and in its results it 1s Before Commissioner Shicids, judicially familiar with tis past career. Lis Honor | the vefendant, Miss Mansteld. He rests bis right relief | not inferences and opinions it’ would be just to determine | hall was crowded wilh spectators, J. Warren Johu- Tegretable to state will probably deprive the public . 4 ‘om fi how far nis credibility is affected by this’ feature of tuis coa- : sted the e: hie’ Wart of 16 United States v: joseph Wolf and Sid that he Owed 1é 10 Lis community to put Appo | upon the averment that ali these papers and letters we ¢ sur solt conducted the examinauon on the part of UO | or ihe splendia voice of the favorite tel 7 Tr ia eebbedone 3 Laide riety et way by s\ nteucing him to the Stato Prison | Tenerod by the deiendatit Stoxes for a valuable considera- | troversy. He is dissatished with the award, it fs true, but he | Coroner, Brauche for at least a fortnight 10 cone. Wane Lata . s D: he defendant, y Id, ti t was so when be « ered What it was. Yet he accepted it, ° a #9 “ Emour.—the defendants, who carry op business at | for dive yeas. ‘This was the highest peuulty tuag | tod. whe defendant, Miss Mansteld, a that tho vecses, being | Abd FUbIuK with knowledge Of ts eitect; by receiwing the mums | 2M€ thrst witness called was Myers Stnckhardt, | the last, notes of the celebraied trio Unule of the 37 Maiden lane, had been charged with having in | could de inflicted upon the verdict of the jury. of private natare, be the rm.bt to pre: | allowed bli ae release he was called upon | One vf the pediers who discovered the muracr. He | flith act were still lingering on the ears of the enrape i audience, and as every shot fired on the stage eir possession a niinber of ‘coanterfeit gold cot A NOTOR.UDS ROUGH SENT TO'1HE STATE PRISON. | vent their publication, whether surrendered or to sign, When rity of men is assailed | testulied that he lived tn Eartiord, at No. 64 Market be ue Uphed States OT ie Renoieuuaiee ae ad Peter Burke pleaded guilty co an assault with @ | in virtne of any agreement therefor, The case seems to ie wsould be upon “proofs, and of such | treet, aud Was Well Nequaimted with the country I the inrenstty of tne excrement whieh the ‘They admitted that they bad these colas im their | Gangerous weapon, with intent to do bodily harm. | have excited public attention to an unusual degree, and tptitenie trol: Pe ah hi ee than Lod may | round avous Windsor Locks and Sufield; had ped> | massacre scene is alwavs certain to create, Mr. Dela Frommession, but demed having them with any crim- | The cymplamant, Jona Ducey, 1 appeared. was | the interest exhibited ts doubticas based, to some extent at amen a craveoflenes xguinet soutien, | dled tnere for two or three years; Knew Tim Bil: | branche was policed to suddenly bring nla hands to ‘al times, but persistently retuse to u i r t be | without proo/ it becomes a grave-offence again: ety, In Bs A inal intent. They infermed the Commissioner thay | Challenging voters in Seventeenth strcet, between | [Ae mluat mateliaiy ald tte eater of aistion hewem® the | eonstuering this case I. nave water tie anak society. TH | tings, aud Was last at nis house about two months | jis face sec these coins were sold or what are catie.l “crarms.” | Ninth aud Tenth avenues, at tae November election, | scope of controversy.. Expectation is rife that the letters | 1¢#eems trom the uriets of the respective counsel that timay | 220; Suld Aim gt that time some Undershirts, and | fallas required by the situation; and the curtain case Was ad,onraoed till Next Week, 10 enable | Bnd as he was proce:uing with an ofiver to sce U @ | contain expositions of his supposed manipulations of con- | Notbe so regarded on acconnt of h.formalities 1m the original | Syme Jace tu one ol the women; Lilllags paid Mim | fell. ‘To those unacquainted with the scene the counsel ob both sides to present arguments to the | MAD who came to vote ‘at the pols resided tn a cet- | trolling elemen.s 10 ‘ve his purposes or those of the herman and award. Assuming these objections tobe | $175 on account of the shiris, and owed htm tity | delinquency offered no suggestion that something: Commissioner on the question of tle alleged crim- | tain specified house he (ucey) was attacked by | Erie Kaliway Company, ot which he appears to be regarded Cun wa pet Longe te say. ey are not—tbe result | Cents on them: did not see hin have auy mofey at | was wrong, but the close observer conciuded ab inal intent of tue defendants. Burke and other convelerates. Ihe prisoner struck | Mie tlhe Coarncter. in’ expressing wy views of tay | the uward, the acceptance of” the, BLOOD by doe dotenene | waa time more than way pail; on Tuesday the wit | once that Mr. Delabranche had met. Will & serlous Alleved Empizziement of Letters, hima in che forenead with a suarp Listrument, iniict- | Coiroveray T propose to consider frat the question. which ie pavment Of 4600 t0 bis acconnt. and the exeen | Hess was tn Mechanicsville; frow there went to | acctden:. ‘This conclusion eventually (proved too 3 Ae 4 bg & severe Wound, which Was Very near proving | grises in reference to these letters. ‘Tne cases of Hoyt va, | ton of ® yeneral release by him, constitute agreements unui | Hast Grauby, wicre he arrived a elve O'clock; | troe, and the assistance of Dr. Kormento was im- + The United States vs, Micnael J. Murphy.—The de- | fatal. Onicers Ht'l and Noble tniormed the Juage | Mackenzie. 3 Bar. ch. R. #20, and Wetmore Scoville, 8 | decreed to be otherwise, if he can demonstrate the wrong ate dinner at Mr. Strickland’s and lett avout nate | mediately called im at the dressing room of Mr. fendant had been a clerk at Post Office station F, in | Wat Burke was one ot the Rost violent men in New hy as soa rhe when sengcannts Makes vad gases Pap ibesies eT eee nee be causes 1 Fae . had ride about ide dshis Hay from = | Delaoranche, who Was suffering ternbly Ls tue ork, ven arrested twice for highway roo- | Miss Mansheid chiefly rely as authorities fore the rls pir.t ia the law. ust Fe | lang Ouse Lis companion i he saw two | effects « Lis e of & musket in his face. this city. He was charged witn having secreted and | heyy! Rad/uat berm arrested twice (or highway roo. | pablah the letters oF "to ‘prevent “the interference of | Rie action, ‘howe.er, for that purpone, TY the,niaintt Teh jump our of the Bick door and rin to tho | The nwedicet exaust on eb a males embezzled two letters, Wiliam M. Haggerty, | months. and escaped twice from that institution, have ben reviewed and overruled by the case Ot Moulsey | Ue mec by the sanae charges araiuat Cacirwainiee cee ive | WoUUS, ahd expressed tue opimion that soimertiug | escape trom blinuoss, ODly a lew. grains. Of RAn= superintendent of the station, testified that he saw dudye Bediord “in passtug sentence said that his | yp. Judd (4 Duer, $79), decided at a General ierm of the Sa. | Up bere, and the whole ‘subject can be fully examined in the | Was the matter; as (hey peared the house the dogs | powder laving enterea the leit eye of Mr. Dela- Murphy take tle iettere and’ put then mM his duty Was very suiuple and plain. Afver hearing the | perior Court of th 8 city, composed ot Oaxley, Ubief Just uadal way by Court and jury. J have thus disposed of the | began ¢o bark, but ram round to the back of the | branche The forehead, cheeks and the lett corner rel, hol withstanding that fret, did not stop or pre. | Statements of the officers ne would send Byrse tO | and Justices Duer, Campbell, vosworth, Hoffman and Sios- | diiterent brancties of the case. "In the conclusion at watch I | house; Went to the frout door ana knucked: heard | of the right eye of this geatieman were also ite- oar him hom gil J poy oy motion Art, oy | We Stace Prisou for dve years at hard labor, fon. The opinion in that case wos written by Justice Duer, rd merved 1 do not intend, however, to declare that the | a fait voice say “Come in;” tried the docr and | raly riddied with particles of gunpowder, aud Counsel for defendant to disioiss the complaint was GRAND LARCENY. See eee of an cenctia calkoriice (eat toerGeeseh tee | atteeee Care ncaa purpone to be determined’ by | 1oURd It locked; Went to the ovlier door and rapped; | necessariy the whole tront face, from the mouth Vo denied, and an a‘liourument was taken lor the pur- John R. Baker, who on tae ath of Denomber stole | i) gs wore In couttict with the rule which fad prevatied (in | the tribunal m Which she may institute proceacings against suge! 04 r i legs of the girl; put bis Head tn and saw the pool of | painful operauon of extracting the powder from ty-one years of age, the City Judge seut Baker to | their publication cannot be restrained, and it seems no mat. | cannot ve prevented from detain: her conversations with | iuto the Kitchen; sald to his companion, ‘There 13 | formod by Dr. Formento, who also had to remove Commissioner Davenport’s OMice. the Penitentiary for two yearg anu six months. ter how private or confidential their mature may be or what | tue plattul in tue iormof an adidavit In any proceediog or | murder aud re ere, fet vs go,’ packed up their | the larger grains imbedded in- the flesh 1o other Commissioner Davenport is at presept very little sabes The circumstances under which they were written. “This doc. | Otherwise, The Court in wie such a p.per 1s-mou, be | traps and started for Suiield, but tis companion | portions of the sufferer's face. The scene which “4 . trine ts a most extraordinary one, and cannot command | aad must determine its propriety. | If the defend: said that was the way the men took, So started for | surrounded Ue litte dressing room was one of great geen around the Federal Building, m Chambers BROOKLYN COURTS. ether the tof the community In which we live or the Be pipoonaael tienes Bernas te wees are om form | Windsor Locks; there saw the two men in the field | solicitude for the Welfare of the esteemed tenor, WhO Street, where lis ollce was recently established, Sanction of the jugt 1 poy civilized country. It a gal purp y thought and spoke ef naught, but his poor wile, ee at \ aoe - | Communicate there is no anparent reason why be abould wi at work [these men are workmen Jor + and the report now is that ne has gone mto ofivial eee ee the honorable conditions af eopfiuential Inigreotrys and in- | Soe eto doso.. The mataiat perupos tim inrormrfie. | UMand are named Kaker anil McArdie during the operauon, while wus lady sat pear by on nan % y v ELA TIONS, his atidavit herein considered does not tmpalr bis rightia | of what he saw, and tre four'went back: the two | q door step, weepu mourpfully at the untoward eadauafiers iu Luton sqaire, near seventeenth UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. We are tausht from childavod to regard levters as private, | thisrespect. It rolater tothe papers in exlutence to wich | workmen and witieas went Into tho house aud | Tuentrumee Veomae it recelved No answer: pushed it open and saw the | the hair of the forenead, was severely burned, rhe Why be has removed to such a distant io- ‘ “ ’ ; ‘ tures shrink, without favitation tuereto, from | the #ereement extended. Tt doas not affect hisrightto prise. | jound the bodies of the Women lying ns deReribed; The cause of the accident can hardly be ascribed 1Y a8 tupt, 80 (ar oul of range o1 (he Courts, 18.8 A Liquar Menler Arrested. even of those writign to persons of our own | cute bis claims agalust the plaintiff, and in that way to meet | they aid not fo further, but roturned with te Work- | to carelesnness. since Le gun with which the wound Matter that inust be left to inure discovery. Before Commissioner Wins'ow. To enforce auch » dactrive, therefore, would ne | and vanquish the release, If he can show it to have been ob- | Toon “ana gnally went to Sufticld with the mets ‘was Iniictea wasin the wands of one Of the olitest, avea aap. John Kingsley was botore the Commissioner yos- | £0 cones tae sete Gauivasne or bocorauie’ y Aosiptes, Nained SF0m) bist OF se enorks uiawe, WHO AKE THE MURDERERS employes at the Ueatre, Octave, a prudent man of COURT OF OYE OND TEAMMER. terday on the charge.of beg engaged tn the busl- | Tere are circumstances, it is true, that may ake ‘ft or to any lawful prooeediuy to use Helevant testimony, comin; OMcers McCarty aud Flynn, of Ure Hartford police | mature age, and who has been a Chorister at the ln ge me ness of @ wholesale liqnor dealer at No, 41 Division | tert lelier. though confidential tn thelr eompouttion. nna bow undelatood, as aren indiesing thee the aepes | force, Who went to ee eS RG lS Ad SRA belger at ane mean agian Td inten” nul and they are amply wie for ¢ conc! u- di mornin jathered What imiormation hey o the emature discharge of the musket el avenue without complying with tue Revenue aw. | be published at the ya is artivel in Woolsey ve Judd. At | may not be resorted to by the feaal oMicera’ of conidia i piel men | ecgurreias re (ae im the act of Pautad ic upon this mast arrested four 1 5 Refore Judge Ingraham. The Commissioner reloased nim on nls own recog- | {tba necessary to vindicate the right of the receiver of alet- | the ciiy or \Btate for formation an regard udsor Loe ‘he only business transacted im this Court yester- | nizance, and auuoynced the hearing of the case for | ter or his conduct against unjust claims, or im- | &ny audject embraced ia thom, whiel’ may in any way con- | Charles Day,.2 butcher, of {page Klward | to fire it overtead. Forwanately for Mr, Delavranche, tostant. George | the load wasasmalloue. Lad it been oilerwise, trivate to the cause of public justice or mora’ though it | Loomis, a saloon keeper Gay mas the arraignment of various parties against | tuevtn pale Sh Sonar eat nok, “Giherwiakt anless thwased thee oon many te undecosnry, tvasmiuch ab Mite Mana’ eid ta ving | Granger, of SuMletd, att George Bumason, of Ware- sidermg that the discharge occurred within & ‘whom the Grana Jury had previously brought tm in- CITY CaUaT. tente make such revelations ip negara to the public | and may bé examined in reference to anything of legal tm- | house Point, ‘The two latter are cigar makers. | couple of {cetfrom his head, ul ieust one of his eyes dict -nta, 3 ° —" Satara thet shay Goak got, oul Bory. ee | te ‘add tha tetally ber By tapeteece MST ROEE Suspicion Pomts strongly to Granger, gw » Bait to | might bave deca biiuded, aad bis suderiogs commen- Charies Winn picad gutlty of burglary in the third Interesting to Kent Collectors. we ent ined sod "expremed by “y | presented jn this case in relation to the use of private lett have avsented himself trom home on Monday night | euratety increased, x 5 ‘and was sepienced to three years in tne foros indge Waites, Lidvad in'Weslueg we Jide He metas ator alluding feties | Audihe interest very propery teltia te by the pablectiate, | and on"uesday. Ou his retarn neborrowed asutt | Last nlht at @ lace hour Mr. Delabranche was ‘Prison. * be far tl ' th Thave devoted tu its consideration my best judgment and re- | Of clothes, which he wore when orresied on | doting considerably vetter.. The p.in in Nts leit eye, Opener Johnson pleaded guilty to 8 charge of em- Andries Grieve vs. Andries Schichle.—On the 1st ous nr eau pin og premade to putmeation flection ; en 4 my onelusions way y received I feel Neeeer. cee of hdd vo ae w ae baa tons a Mid He yao joncaciotink Horie re rere lemen' 5 Prison for two ast of privat 8 Not falting within the fine of literarye m- | Conscious of having done my du y to the best o! putcher’s trock He world swear as the man he | night, had subsided, as well as the bigh k er te ee hapa Sedelandan’ wept so Rinwits hayee ‘ortunatelr for public, as well as privaterem- | | For these reasous, thus assigned, the injtmetio saw ranirom the house. ‘Iwo of the others expect | wich followed the accident. wer. lect the rent. He says that being unable to bts on this subject have been overrnied, ant it | defendants other than Mr. stokes, Miss Man é " lenry Burnett pleaded’ gutity to grand larcony. | t© ¢0l ec! x4 by iB on this subject > h 1" H ’ to prove an aliol, Dy, Formento during the day made a critical ex- Two youre tn sale Pron. Hf ob.alu admission by Knocking at ho door De SHOOK | Tene Oe net Ane oe atten onary Mactheree | where Nt coulete Im aby respect with the views heres axe |. This Morning the oMcers rodo out to Poquonock | amiation of the eves or Mr. Helabranche, both OF to arrest, if possible, @ man Hamed Huck, who isa | which te found to have received injuries. The lefc desperate character, anda lover of the girl Gowdy. | eye evinces a slight avraslon of the cornea, imme- Thomas Fin wo eutered a similar plea toa | the handic. whereapon Griebe be poared, and, as- | si) f moral view, the publication of private letters, unless in | pressed, Se: 0 off. lain. casi charge. ww, 1 rO years and SiX | su:ming @ warlike attiiude, ordered it is to the pro,er vindication of the genes u frome in State eect geunganrleinn ‘4A, OD the otner hand, as erted that Scnieble broke Fignis or conduct of the party agataat an iust claims or inju- A BATTLE IN MEXICO. They had not returned when our reporter left the | diately over tne lower auction vf the ins, Dat no avg open the door, entered the room aut an to swear fhe grag ft eae Lief Cains ety eat paolo scene at noon. om nie atari 4 pertoralan of the teuder envelupe could be dis- T—GENERAL TERM. fearlully. An acuion was therefore brotight against | breacher of | priv oe se gy An The Diaz Party Defented. Nh nga A ge le se Ue Spd Be ae A treet, but whose mame, for ov. No opini et be gt t the possi; defendant to recover ,$1,.000 damages, The Jury | fy fin ‘at the foot of all that free and y ~ works on Asylum street, one mime, for © opinion can yet be given as to even Nh Admitted to Practice. Gave plainiid a verdict of six centa, vactar Niterhange ‘Of advice, opinions anf sentiments be- A letter in the San Antonto (Texas) Hera’d, dated | yious reasuns, 18 suppresved for the present, She | ble result of the accideat, The anjuries may provo Yesterday, on anotion of Judge Goodlet and dr. ieee Tae. deentielwike wairorkng of soctets andts ihewuten or’ | tue Iuargn nemo ander cOmeeal of Colecr rents | asechiat hero between Saruraay aud Mousay: Dut | Clee Becta In the eT ocean q J ll ¢ssential to the well-being of societs and to the spirit of a y meet hi E " he aye: COasequences Doty, Mr. Thomas Nolan, atiorney, of Columbus, CITY COURT—SPEGIAL TERM. Mveral courtesy wad refinement. Jt may involve wholefam- | ‘Ue Juarez army, under command of Colonel Pedro | Meck With Data grave, There also some apprehension entertained A smeared a “a an in the 8 Desidaus. Hes in creat distress from the public display of tacts and cir- | A, Valdez—commonly known here as Pedro Vincer THE WEAPON USED. thatthe abrasion to tig left eye may produce ah vol or abl aad aaa apramme finder the veepest and mont afectng cunidence that tuey | OF Vincula—attacked the Insurgents, or Diaz party, | | When the Selectmen searched the house on Toes | thule and the Tosa cae steht; ONE thi APPr wth 5 9 Wy Judge MeCne. shonld remain Tnviolaste wectets. It may do more, end com- who were fortified in the Custom House building, day orders were given to lok about the ground, | is not of such @ Nature as to cause ine “anindonment SUPREME COUA1—CHAMBERS, In the case of E, E. Scully against Henry Hartean | pel evers one in aeli-defence to write to Bis dearest friends Sores 3 | Capectally in the direction winch the wo mou | ol the hope Wat within the OF.) sentry daysgit. Ouai—~o . the Jury rendered a verdict against defondant for | with the cold and formal severity with which be would write about nine o’clock at night. A scattering fre was | were seen to take throngh the woods, In a Delabryache will azain be ev, tian toappear terore Decinians. a bis ‘vest opponents or most imp acutle enemy. | kept up until about oné o'clock mm the morning, | littie time the search was rewarded by finding | ¢ pnplic that has learned Ps om lagat, 4 $159. Jusige McQue yesterday rendered & decision | « icera bas, with yreat beauty and force, spoken of the gross- two guns in the snow, partialiy covered up &'* — Aon Uiat ogee v appreciate tus By Judge Barrett, gtauting & new trial. ness of such offei.ces against When a shell from one of the Jnarez pieces entering leaves, as if hasnly Jef there by the = vweeout [aud will on ¢ on express their sympiuhy, ta Bedell va, Walliam Shaw et al.—Judgment QOMMON DROENOY.” the vullding the Diaz party fed. “Report aavs that | ene” One of them was broken ~ ww mntheir | to.wh acclueut bas eutied hitn ts Batnter vs. Jacobs et ai,—Motion denied, for the pluntal. _ In these wordel fully conenr. Having thus ascertained | tae Juariziies bad abont three nindred men and | fight. Gite of them was biol d eoverci. es AEE 4 ‘McCarthy et al. vs, Suiitn.—Moton granted, and ined what rule ts to be observe. with tothe | tour pieces of artillery; ine Diaz party avout two Bare iititnge wee yoobyh ra one vail Miaaiibilbde rr arcprona nee of private letters, It becomes necessary to inqnire (and Hh By the si Fish va. ‘Whitlock.—same. COMMISSION OF APPEALS. wake the grammination not only as a duvy, but by favitation | Mundred aud afty, badly armed. “two men were | 1Oy roundto match’. ® gun banmer, which 1s . as hor in, Mein et al. va. tabcock et al.—Same. of the plavauit’s counsel given’ upon the arnments of this | Kilicd. In the room vw, -sNe-broxey * hia otiony what te th f the letiers written by ‘The next morn: the Diaz party, commanded by Op pokey gun, ve ee i i Smithevai. va. \asungion Lite Insurance Com ALUANY, Ns Yor Jans 5 ASTD | Maint te ios Mansteldy aad whetber sr netiuer conteie | Cleto Fateon, from Monclovad mnie au ettwck. on | WMH Mm AaDRAL"APre-dvec ms mes Hag tn ead, | istory of the Crime—Horrible Scene at the The calendar of the Commission of Appeals for | duyihing that may serve ber in any legitimate parsuk or | the town, when & bfIsk engagement took place” wicked up 3 Yfead knee Gallows. ven baee~ of | @RE EXECUTION OF A-BOY IN CANADA, ~.2, tere Was -—-—— Saturday is as follows:—Nos, 279, 280, 2813¢, 283, | the disclonnre Of which will subserve the puvilc tureresta. | which the Diaz par were - oy ualdie Was Clarred go hat It fell jn two, aud “7 Pickard was hanged at London, Ontario, sutra Set, BHR” | eee areata anes rae ede | Hane smere oA Rome po a | Ge Maca no, Ham ale at | | cre Marana rte uate rates Boose Glested Clerk of the Court\in Placo.of ) WLIIH 87 INGA. Wale te trate stiern ot pene nieresvaete aarperes ae |) sense NMR cddeyinaiaiy op i That the motive of the mutder was robbery is | McVennel, hy eo see g last April, Pickard Sweeny. CHABGED WITH STEALING A WATGH. fe scien haem the ter tbe rer wish S60"wounded Gn thetr own Wie iustoen pn Raraty doused, thong ‘the deed olga have ven ascendar ine sont?’ we sid tr ae Tho question as to wno shall bethe Clerk of | Philip Gilchrist, of No. 58 Vandam street, last | They are th ee atid We TeSUIE op fe jay mearemted. | ports w 7 men’ well 'a and four 7 the , i Motte, oonates, |) Wie acrvouaness of the exéonies, drop fell, the Bie dh Case is WI1.sno. th abasieheie Seed ab Ladtered. tee opster, saloon. of psinedBACtall « xiating between —. rela. | pieces of artillery, wiin a determination to noid | Money the snoruerers were disappointed, or else | directly unter His chin, and, aflePs. ~ His pints Why Ry, OG mene vy | the piace, It was currently reported here’tbat Cleto | Gisturvea before they had @ cuance tw search the | rope with which his arms Were ied bronce do estrangem james M. HWeent, was detinitel; * gt! erapied. They Falcon was Kilt ron house, truggles wi st Etec te akg more Aieng supoiniecene’ | MBGcoaat Parcel wo agokt waren, watterice | eee cee ees eee BOON euno Of retaking tie place’ | «ig emma Was paigulion RarevouLeRIavesees, | Duncan ‘MéVennier Ne eiiiéted “chile was @ —— 00, es AI3 pocket, aud remsed to five it vack, le lh yg ent ei Ma = b At the moment of ‘writing, five o'clock P.'M., the | Old. abd Was known by the name of. “Tim,” though | well-to-do farmer, residing ‘near St. Mary's,” Inthe “SUPERIOR COU3T—SPECIAL, TEAM. Twenty-cnauih precinct, and yesterday wove weg | Sed ihiseencinion en'Kien Wim. io the apyiewiontarage | Rowse tone on the other side ure covered wiih men | Ms feal Dame Was John Hilunys, When 'a bor he | suminer of 1870 he engaged Pickard Yor a year aye ‘ WAS | equitable doctrineagamst their publication. However jmmorat | #fmed With gany, which fash in the sun, Was bound out toa farmer tn. Wallingiord, where | farm lavorer. Everytaing went on smnotily Conveved vetore Jusuce Cox, at Jetierson Market. | {ho atmosphere of this case, it invoives the enunciation of It is reported toat we Inaz party are advancing | be Worked apon the farm in summer and ‘went to | until the latterend of roh, 1-71, when Pickard Deemtonas, Au exatutpativn veg fad, it was proved that | this prineiple of equity jurley cl J i 9 f prudence, It may be that st | ANd Sn Attack 18 expected, Th rf school winters, Ayer serving his time he returned | suddenly tert him wiihout givir By Juige varbour, Guenriat fast previously been’ tw'bad company, and ‘would affard more plenaure t) employ itif the subjects to | are camped oniy Toone three mies Bon is to bis parents at Ausoula, where he, led.a wild ana | or ‘asMigning any reason, Aiter® about “thes *Booor-vs, Ditton, —Order granted. ad po watch when he entered Furrell’s saloon, ; Whicd ite applestion must bere be made were more worth Where thry bave been since weir attack, dissipated life, and was finally sent to the Connec- | weeks’ absence he returned and demanded his 5 The tavier wus disctrarged. of oor cqnsideration, but the Jaw should be aiministere: Thes cur State Pri: for, Hi bt ft 1 M eens ‘attire s na Siibeaks Peepees of pecan oe oan ee ecteniniate he Juarey party Keep ail their hurses and other. | CUt State Prison for, we velieve, robbery from the Wages. Mr. McVenne! refused to pay him, on the Ci tall, Sith A. saad Prelate weet be Benen torment spree: eee Movable property on tnt3 side, out of danger, ‘he | Petso. Op leaving the privon ne came to Hartiord, ft tivat he hat failed to fait! his agreement. ‘Waddell ct'ai,’vs, Perkins et al.—Same. A DISHONEST DOMESTIO, the erldence sabmitted demands it, Tito not mean by ihe town 18 very lively, with its large floating popatae | 40d aller waking an arrangement with the woman je next day Mekard returned and again demanded TanualGun va Third arene Asusend Cony ad ‘ii poe general obgervation to criticise elther of the pariies named, | Wot, a$ thereare many families trom the othersia. Hayes, one of the victims of Tuesday, opened @ | asetiicment Mr. McVennel, who was engaged la any. zadetb “Vaylor, a Culored woman, résiding at nt 10 declare a File of judicial action which ought to govern | herd, a3 also Maby prominent men of both partes, brothel in “the Bicck” on Kilbourn street, Whereshe | harrowing at the tuume, gave him his chotce of re- ‘Fiuievs, Bons ot al same, 128 Leouard'stteer, was atrested on Thursday agus | {3 anen srinout refereoe. 40 wuacharacter of eondack of m= ha Hebe ects very switecetron: ARACCIANY. NUE: | Gore tha eee aomeanery worl teaeaee own vs, Windmutter ct al. a a M4 a a a 5 'y were perous i f. a year for th oney. me g! words pass Ser ee Same. by Detective Panu, of the Etgith precinct, upon fe Pet en gpg ener cen on Be STABBED IN THE FACE, Years ago last fal. Billings was arrested on a.charge | tween them, when. as Mr. MeVeniel, was. turning Barber vs. U'brien, sherit.--Gase flied, Sompiaint of her employer, srs, Josephine Patter+ | {atentss nn aosivact ean! proposition cannot be published te es of keepmg @ house of bad repute, and on being put | round to resmme his work, Pickard drew a by Judge Fried:nan. ventbareitar-emirarete ek Who charges tint ow | consequence ot tbelr nattre und tae eircimstunces under | , * feW minutes after one o'clock yesterday motn- | under vonds to keep te peace by the Police Court, | and shot him. Pickard was aton e arrested, and *$10 costs, lovin v; du, | in regard to these lett ‘9. be Considered," Palp! ry : ii 4 4 if apt Wau alee, “with ¢: Was recuverod in, A Sou. dtore Sullivan street, and Emma Saunders, both occupants years Of a wicked life ab that lonely but notorious | temporary tsanity, and upon ths proud “uc. ‘Payid et al-vs. Smith et al. —! The pro; ae niready sug ested, thar they were eurrendered, an David et al. so dnt ‘Same. ta Grail st potyt she amt ted tog them ae Ne Apparaarasions, It pp oare, from he, papers Bre of the same house, became engaged in a quarrel. poor 10 id Foe oe EO ane eh ent and myo in rarioe ste trial postponca antil : * jerson jarket - . ie it terrible death. 3 Own. as | the iall assizes. The resuit of th OOMNON PLEAS—sPECAL TETM, dmntvon her ir stale hy Yesterday com | piatatim oad controversios which were Onaly suomitied 1 | During the disturbance the woman Biair seized | terrib tun,” though twelye mnules from Hartiora. | what every one expected —Fickara was fount galey oo ‘= arunration, ed in tus WA Giaponed of, heae lettere and | an eraser from the table, with which she attacked | nas jong been the resort of d ted. pal Irom | and sentenced to be hanged, Enucavors “were ‘ivtons. MURDER IN BUFFILD, thereof, and bereinbefore men! loned, were In the posses * | Emma Satinders, and, plunging the steel end mto | this city. Hack teams have made, it js id, 2 pro* | made to have this sentence commuced, and am ex- By Judge Loew, ° of the (efendant Stokes, anv prior to the arbitration, a her nose near the eye, drew {t across fer tace, | Gtable business by driving. Sti Por eto lensively signed petition was presented to the Exe- , r often ’ c ‘that Beckmann vs, Orcutt.—see memorhnds for & preliminary thereto, he consented they shoud cutting @ deep gash down her cheek to the end of BigDt way pees ih , when | cutive for this puryose, The only emect of this, ‘ f Up an deposited with Mr, Sweeney, And such disport- ut some | however, was to produce @pnou t counsel. Otte Wowinn Bents Another to Death: oe 4a Dr ahem. “Whether ‘Ne hed obtained f the chin, ‘The Wounded woman Was removed to the ‘ Ls B iexiotennde cena A t 5 bod of thelr wretched jamates up to Ball where | the Secretaiy of state ti rh Lorenz vs, May.—Motion dismissed, [From the Bhffalo Conrier, Jan. 4.) Miss Mansieiiihe “cbt thus to surrender them may be | Jwenty-egntn precinct station nouse and attended | the most abandoned of bun sexes have been | had decitot 1, show une iawioeene ne course. 4100 Waa ma: | doubts, but sheaduiyts Mat.#! loaned Bieri. him for by a police surgeon, who pronounced te nasal | accustomed 10 congrega: Le Irom a number of sar- THE BOY MURDERERS’ LIFR. Tuesday aud yesievday were taid an one burke vs. Garaner.—Motion denied, with leave to oF t artery severed, pie was sent to Bellevue Hospital | roguding towns, 1 not explaived how thera Cyrus Pickard was born in Nissouri, on Septem- Wrelouedl dens o: what kuown a8 Boiler street a | Huposes salating to bis comes igo 8 she waa advised that they ha ‘Of ag stated. bala , _ young womun. some twenty years of ined: 0 fy f this In an ambulance, and 16 at preseat confined were. happened to be but two femaiés there at the time | ber 188 hat A A art a Motion fogirike out com: | conuition tum wounds Bid aruspos br cied by {ane whatager may be ( semi (or |) Nirs, Bidit was arrested by OMcer Finley, of on itis tra uy ui We keeper oi the den, iste of ace, ‘ae tauly, condita ot bis tainer, Geta COSLS tO Aldo event TT 1 Serve new | Hag tm Whose Tiouse OL Lil-laine sno had iatey re Do. RRASONADLE GROUNDS the fwenty-cighth precinct, and conveyed vetore | ag several times been undér airést; the iast time | four vrothers and ture Isiers, all at the present Elsou Vs. Hart.—Motion granted. sen be Bamme of ie UD!urlungte—al least the for, beltoving. was ee be” Woenaee + Reise Coxe | sere Wee ne ee aes LL onaT being wbout eighteen montis azo, when in com- | tme residing in Macomd county, Micn. His mother Bolt vs, Gwynue.—Moiton grautéd. Wasen sbe tame sii OF we eS he arat Wilaon. erred The frientiye relatlos fenve, pany With another Man he was taken dF the oNicers, | died whea he was otily eight years of age. in cho Seout-siddons she fvesn emrtea te 9 Face {ut she was desiro | Was locked ap to await the result of the imurics, Jor highway roubery. ‘T'nts ctime was couumttted || tail of 1866 nis family removed to the other side, He Hamel < owpany vs, Mgeon Mina. | nad-ans, bewmyls nol known “Sie eat “ i 4 Y ps: \. Jald On a loun, in biel my FG PR eR ge Trae aay ed on the Plains,” near Bloomfeld; but the evidence | accompanied them but only remained a couple of facturing Conipany,— Motion SNE —Judgitienr | 1B,e Mtelched ava witny apartment, perevity a ag BURGLARY ON NINTH AVENUE, Was not strong enough to Nola For the past Reforone reuurnod to Canada, Alter: sas -of divorve granted for deiendang conscious aud racked Wilh vonvuisions, unti, at | dope tbe arbitration proce ied Bnd An awar — two weeks he ade TeOg Hehe Vinh, to this city lived with varions persons im Nissourt Papa pee phe Jast evening, death reneved Pe orerecenee ee ion gata k | On Thursday night the Nquor saloon of Patrick 1 Ne pes i elng parties oere hobg Sat and London ¥ townships betore he wend em- iti tae La . . y 4 but y as OLA for purchase ie of Ul ployed. by McVenuel. It was during this tine The woman w Jeaye of its provi ths", Connolly, at 600 Ninth avenue, was entered by four 4 COUNT een PLEA 1 denizen of uae ie sariee nomena aa QRld | abe ay reac! Sassy “eddeessaztitd 2 | young men, wno bores holes tam rea dor, carongn | Jats cruel the State Nene Naw La iid uaa buat || wuss be, weave asorure: ronuian Seue waseeot ‘The com “treet Eviction Crise. Het Bouse is loculed On State street. Oiteu bas thé Bight tnat appears tiem was ‘fo on, ce setura Gnukdpon. | which whey passed therr hands and shoved back a, as, Mulings, Chowan Davibg! BIways a good | bis calamity. Tuo aovnaintanco rapuliy ripened fore Judge Larremore. aw ears past ears Me - Aftel lace they hel; of moues, ie Means to pur- | into mtimacy, and on his side, ut least, ato @ pas- * ee pore nj od ready urvewarn | the fock. After entering the place thoy helped them- | deat of moues, seer {9 luck Li During these S100 wUlll stronger, They kept company. together A part of the azreement 1d: re to whien I have refen twas all ot Joueph Planchurd vs, Witte 0, Célt.—In this fay Pues 1 eo ee tee ouot4 8 large, power. ‘ques, tue articutars of worch bare already ap. | Five Line, teuly, as 18 alleged. £1 peared do she HERALD, the jury y istered terrible Deutiuys to tho giss.easall, Out it was Tday rendered | oy Munday evewmuy lagi that ene Plainti!, awarding him $4,600, Year vy the consummation of ee tonettne t teu she meee the girl in the most sa: CUNT OF CENEHAL SesiOs, Deaton a tearing te oa ‘Natt hun tet sapdas'e pre | (euves.to tho best Hqnor in the place, ana each se. | hg aiways had with him, loose in his pockets, ber | unui atew woke berore ie, wurder, rien, as Ne 4 Ss Wecrog, § bak of @igars and SOverH ‘apors Ol tO- | tween five hundred and six hondred apnne! WHink expressed it, she suddenly “went back on nim’? aoe er te, Place, going 10 dilfcrent direc: |’ ne was very {ree ity asklag parties to dinner with | ‘ly seems to wave arfecied him deeply. We became ions. As Daniel Mahoney, aged seventeen, of 510 | ntny and Waking quite a display of his mouey Ou | restiess and low spirited, «nd attera few «days ere avenue witb: ols Ugo, tae OF Det ae buylig. eon iovment aud wont to the house ot nis SOE 'Mecounell, who etiveyed iim to t ero he attracted general attention by the ie THE FATAL DISPLAY SEY, tation nol 1t may be 4 ISPLAY OF MONEY, ig. hair 7 ttilg display of large amounts of | minded, alojless manner in which Re conducted, J —— bead vy double baudinis pounduig her head-u 0 in West Thirty-seventh street and iocked u x oO} bad been tu hs for ‘The TiAl, Conviction and Sentence of | the door, aud sumplog win heavy feet upon her | tug dezendan tg Yesteraay morning lie Was conveyed before Justi retn rg tony Hays COOd wee bene Pr icpivong bathe on of -April,.the day? Qhimte Appo. body, Tuere was uo one to interiere Im tho | had they Are ier noceseets NO ,detnatnd agulnet th Pow, ay coversou Markel, dn commitied to wnawer |: soine thine by desperudoes Wao had resolved co KU | the muro, he’ put it 10 his pocker, “He did Betore Judge Beafora, door Vicilin's behalf, #0 she. was obiiged to | lomy as the reteane Thich et at. reve eta roper charge of burgiary in desault of $1,600, His ace |) for Iattoney ‘Qu thaé thé Women Were kiiod | without any wtention of engaging 10 a quarrel, but ‘The trial of Quimdo Ayo, charged With cétbmi- get ) fwution 16, denise ghana pines ig the piatotia ala ina Ttoree, This plains oN “whees are still at large. * ) in order to lo away with Witnesses. merely trom the Toeoe of nat Stuer previous 4 ie Wretche i seen whether there pep EErspemer prone) m q it with Him ca hundreds oeca. facts ‘ere on: “ @ Simul, square-bullt man, with broad shoulders, . therm or acpase tt pen Jovepn Linkonses, on | SutAMaraEved develo (Re, dtreis aad othe | (eed lsate mate ranhs egy game eimaoe A PROMISING YOUNG “Boy, | fallacies aul ack Tmusiashe. lo de | wots ane king in the head with ¥ ieny Pi - — rived as Lavi in yee > Stange stone, was concluded yesterday Sitriooa, 1p AOE ber a eT ig pe “ie 7a, HM they Intended to pubtinh either tte eters or | Alexander, Blackman, a voy thisteen years oface, A VRSPERATD FIGUTER, WHAT THEY DO WITH BAD BOYS, _ * Pr * rf +4 a mn Rw We rememvered (ane this eas wad tried inst | 4H Whe Mkensiole dnd Veron Tie reach ot ald, | 1-4 calmthe deendény Mie Manvbetd, astria that the jet. | Toelding with 8 PACeHIS.ab 1,447 SEvenTN AYeNTE, | TE ee cae et eee at eee tate | Yeuioviing wioraivg, as Nr. Charles’ & 8; e. i vi Jere are Kant bi y Tutt In the Oyer and Termmer, wren tue sary | esterday cine eonie aureee Din a ory eeUr | % ih meric Ane olde apatnes orAln, @ulaeuce of @ just | was arresied by \OMcer Mevormack, of the Twenty. | (he. antes Hata was conducting au eXamfnation beiore Justice Gisagreed, The aseautt was com: " d- n Thi ty “ ud . . tommitted apou th ey . clly, Was. @ 1@ defendant, Foxes, avers tbat ‘the ninth precinct, om, Thursday night, upon complatat al "MUS, BILLINGS. “aia, Marke! meena who worked a§ @ journe; man tlioe- ie dou Us Pattonsan oi ofthe Firs wee Ls eter hey ConaIn eviuetice Dearing upun he | OL his father, Jai “es Mlackman, Who charges thas * The woman. call a ry iddugs as not fils }.a¢ Jemerson aa) pakipeshivcrdaytrdyreexert > i Occurrence took kink Gof g And BOW AU Jail Liding the time. when sho | Fowrha That tne award. is the result of misconduct on the | Pe atule, & gold mabe pose wpovoh tne sor, boc tired wwe-the arenter rior ner nein’ oun heat oe Fine, boy Be wae in ak cate will be Soasired to answer fur (ne dewomacatenme ia of eeerohratony which destroys We Yaildiy aud releunes roperty was found @° bov, fro wi veh cme ot nd lL a i at, jeuly stri Papeicane inate w tite a he wae ona Li We circumstances nie ‘ho Was conveyed bey Fe J wi 1 nue toxoucad fy Bo BA Til pm 10K oe She ‘ es CONVICHON, be made to | \tTanuse to take up ihe a Antothe frat, | Market yesteruay morm 2&> Nie rat nt Ae regen aa in " wi stone aad rat i cannot be questioned thar the ,‘ make wnat neie of Clara.” iiilings met ner ted sulter Mausdeld and Stokes, are uolied ih their eerste semenes | Gisvhargeds ee eee Oh Known forvears as “Tue Aton,” on