The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1872, Page 11

. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. “THE COURTS. having recommended her to mercy, the Judge sent | to occur to thelr prejudice. The purpose and coaching altogether, and trust entirely to them- her to the State Prison for one year. design of the Leger law is to bring the property THE ANGLO-AMERICAN BOAT RACE. selves. As the Bitfen cannot be Lay J until about Alleged Murderous Asseult—Tho City | % the bankrupt into the Bankrupt Court for adinin- week be‘ore the race, they will have but little time ‘AUQTIONBER.—MARSHAL'S SALE b ; ore f Jonew | } tatration ; and that Court is furnished with ail need- ——_+—— to get fairly settled down to her before the actual Cay ot 2 oeiiel, skaxteoronn. Sp Siaae | Judge Orders # Thorough Investigation | ¢) power to liquidats and settls all Kons thereon: struggle. Girt Horn ight Exprge ou iL LIPPMAN. In Proceedings in the To He Made. and where there ure adverse claims, which iti not | Appearance of the Crews—What the Ata- ——_—____— City Marshal. | teresting ngs OW | Tenodiot Meyer was placed on trial charged with | 4Propriate or proper to litigate by summary in- BROOKLYN AFFAIRS. x - - ~~ ~ . . ulry and order, provision is made by giving juris- lantas Say and Do—A Grand LS CHMEON, JR. AUCTIONEERS, York and Brooklyn Courts. felonious assault and battery, The complainant, | dietion to the District Court, permanently with the y jeepine ay WEDNESDAY, Jing 12, on the promises, i Mathias Grief, testified that on the night of the 1th | Circuit, Conrt, for that purpose. It is true that Race Anticipated. cut wt Realihy. accemible and populte village of” | ee of Mareh he was in company with the prisoner, who | State Courts have jurisdiction to entertain bills for ‘ ae WHA ey anaes Brigtton, Staven (sland, | fee ence" pany widiaiuek tie tak the foreciosare of mnortguges uipou the real estate ie i A young man named Michael Campbell, bartender eis nperiog and sp) di pr petty, well known as the a of a bankrupt, and may no doubt properly ex- at the « 4 al e nee of W. S. Pendleton, Esq., is situated near , Mhe Alleged Shipping Registry Frands—Appeal | cace with a knife, inflicting a wound which reached | ereise that Jurisdiction, if no objection is made, Loxox, May 28, 1872 | Doarea pa genie edge apraeeE Ba Land adjacent to che splendid villas of John from the Sentonco of the General Gessions—The | [for 1 Pica tate tok cnet ey ne ee oe egy som are eos exist in | There are signs existing now that before the 10th | ing with his hand ee severed, He stated that | 86, Marks and Crewe iy New York Gas Light Company in Court— where he remiined till three o'elock in the morn: | assignee, us, fol example, when the mortaged | Of Juno, when the race betwoen the Loudon and | samoy sartin caine inte the saloon under the infu. | Maliatreet for meee ett osha HF Bui . ‘ ing in an insensible condition, until he was picked | premises are confessedly of leas value than the | Atalanta fours takes place, a large amount of pub- | ence of liquor and demanded a drink, and because | fe scenery and elezant surro i the Droperty can: nit to Set Aside a Will—Decisions— up by an olticor. Grief’ wounds were dressed by | Mortgae debt—(In re. Tron Mountains Company, | jc interest will be shown in the event, Photo- | be refused to give him anything he cut him with a | ROLbe mtpassed, Take Staten Island erryboat at pier 18 i Business of the Court of General a pane mad he rams “ ined in the hospital thirty- | Northern District of New York, January, 1872)—and zor. Martin was arrested and locked up and | apply to Jere. Johnson, Jr. 25 Nasaan streets New Yorks” amination tie complain. | where a foreclosure is pending And the proceedings graphs of the Americans are being exhibited in the | Campoell was sent to the hospital, Sessions, Parts 1 and 2 ant said he had drunk a few glasses of beer, but | are nearly completed at the time proceedings in | shop windows, along with the other celebrities of | ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER ] was not drunk, and that he and the prisoner had a | bankruptoy are commenced, it may sometimes be c e o = J THIS DAY, at ilo K, | — quarrel shout a pistol which the. latter tok out of | convenient and economical. to suiter the validity of ee ee canes peecaae hy a eee yee zs ie Shere Game by mmtaves: ‘ at the auction ron Not Norah Wt nm street, uket, ‘The rage , and, 8 . McGoldrick, eops e aortic sehold Furniture, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. his pocket, The witness said the assault was a | the mort; and the amount due to be settled in a ‘es ir. McGoldrick, who keeps @ liquor queuing ot black wales Drow Bo ge io phen “put a obs : AR eS the sae Are oven anna mnenned. apes isa great and decided preponderance of opintou | store at No. 50 Flushing avenue, had rather a sharp Washstands, € is LOUNges, The ‘on= nis juncture Assistant Distric orne e ni ore : . | Chairs, Tables, Kitchen Utensils, Beds und Bedding, Bi Shipping Registry gee + Stewart sail that the complaint was made at dus | will be in the discretion of the Conrt in Bankruptey. | 12 Yor nian London boys, there are not wanting | game played upon him by thieves, Two men en: | ee nee ancien ote, backing lee on tinuation of the Babcock Investigas | tic Coulter's Court, but for some strange reason | I general mortgagers should not be pernutted to | those who belleve that the strangers may yet as- | tered his store and took drinks, When they reached | Paiitings, Fronch pinto. Mirrors, lace and. dansk Cure { tion. the papers were not forthcoming, and the indict- | pursue the estate of the bankrupt in the | tonish us all by proving that the light, quick Amer- | the door one of the fellows fell down and mant- eee es ee Fixe 10: ge bate haa Con br oa Mat- q Before Commissioner Betts, meut was found without the presentation of the | State Court, but should come to: the tribu- | ican style of rowing is better than our seemingly | {sted all the symptoms of a violent tt. McGoldrick | tresses: 20 Sewing Machines Dlliee Partition, &e., &e. q 1 The case of Stephen B. Babcock. the Wall street | Complaint made before the madistrate. He would | nal which under fed-ral laws is charged with hasted to his assistance, und as he did 80 an accom- | one pay Pony. A nrteage like to have the officer here whe found complaining | its administration. No injustice can result | More powerful oue. The Londoners have just had | Plice of ths two men hastened to the money | — BL CER ce ee er broker, charged with having presented frandulent | witness in an insenalble state, According to tie | from this, If there be doubt whether the | specially built for them a new “ship,” by J. H. pteay) and abstracted the sum of $68. MeGol- AMES SHONGOOD, AUCTIONBER, WILL | SELU ‘ Papers, on which American registry were obtained | statement of the witness it was an infamous at- | mortgaged premises are adequate security for the | Clasper, of Oxford, which, in the judgment of Mr. | Tuade mood the reyes Hoss UMUL the thteves had | Fa te day eitect Cronkery ahd Furniture tame Yee for British vessels, came up again yesterday morn- | tempt to kiil him, and he (Mr. Stewart) thought | Payment of the debt and interests (when finally | — Renaaic’ pane Yat Good their escape. w" h y win hhh nme " that he ought to be put into a position to prove all | adjudged due upon a valid mortgage) the Court | Gulston, the Captain of the London, 1s one of the ———-—— —___--__. EWIS E. WOOD, AUCTIONEER. ing. the circumstances, wili recognize the prior len of the mortgage upon | most snecessful crafts which that noted builder SUICID! ud MP; L Office 79 Montgomery street, Jersey City. . ty t, Jersey City. A motion was made by Messrs. Donahue and Hull, | Judge Bedford said it was eminently proper that | the land and the equitable right of the mortgagee | ever constructed. She is made of cedar, — —- counsel for Babcock, to dismiss the complaint and | thorough investigation should be niade into this | to have the rents separated from the general estate | 2 ¥ ‘The dead body of a man was found near Franklin The great sale of 179 Lots on the DeMotte Homestead ‘i . Beto case, and in order ‘that all the facts might appear | Of the bankrupt, by a recelvership or otherwise, | With washboards and fittings of white pine, | square, Hempstead, with the throat cut from ear to | Sukie Sars atomic ee ts ae tg gem, to Monday discharge the deiendant, on the grounds that the | on the triaifurther proceedings were suspended | aud not permit them to be applied to the payment | and weighs elghty-elght pounds without and | 91, Coroner Micka held : orshins. DE ey ee H teatimeny for the prosecution did not show that | till Monday. of other debts or even to the expenses of the a8 | anont a hundred with the _outriggers. | on his person. hie tame ta at. bh ped ; Babcock knew that the papers presented by him | Mr. Howe, who defended the prisoner, said he | signee or is fees, and on the obvious ground that ie PRS is tar. | Onristian Had. The belief ie thar pe coeuties | atB te the day af ‘ were irauduient, or tah in tuct, there Was any | wasdesirous that the fullest Invesuwuticn should | he 18 only cntitied to the interest which the bauk- | Her length is forty fect over all, and she is fur- 3 s that he committed | piace in the Paterson Hage Suits, Wardrobe. wld be stormy the sale will take mitting all the facts alleged to be tra Dot cover the case, On these poi rect evidenct that "hd persuially presented | be made and acquiesced in the adjournment, Tupt has in the premises. Nor will any delay be | mised with sliding seats and with Gulston’s st ee helcteees ME tuexnnway’s namcar ‘any of the papers in the casos of the brig Amaz 7 permitted without just reference to tle interest a , 5 No. 2 YMA ips) é |) ‘schooners Amazon aud Julia D, tho cases which SMaged Bigemp, Of all who are concerned, the mortgagers as well | D& eng oH “ie ra ae Meee a Biss fay ANOTHER, XOUTHEUL HIGHWATMAN, MONDAY, JUNE 10, |) ave been on hearing, avd that, ‘in uny event, ad- Otto Geisler, charged with bigamy, was brought | as other creditors. ‘Nor do [ think it | They went out in her for several short spar James Hagan, aged thirteen years, residing at ! { he law does | to the bar. His first wife stated to His Honor that | doubtiul that where no just canse for ques- | Tuesday, The last was at half-past six tn the even- and following days, at the Clinton Hall Salerooms, the Commis 5 she did not wish to press the complaint, as the de- | Homing the valldity of the mortgage exists the | ing, when one of the fastest of the river steamers | 5% East Pifty-fonrth street, was arrested on Thurs: various departments of literature, siandard and miscellae col wher during a litetime, many of 4 large number of En- &e Before Commisstoner Shields. child. that under the jurisdiction declared in the second | the crew as they pulled on infront. Thus for the 4 AOE Jolin Rohen pleaded guilty to stealing a gold | Section of the Bankrupt law the mortgagee may | 4 wie nie taetian . ‘pchiatles Bentvam was held for examination 0 | watch’ and hala and clothing of the aggregate | proceed by Dill in either the District or cleutt | Arst tme they had come together on Silat Reale honds for $500, on a charge of selling Uquors with- | Sains of $10 on the Zith Of May. the property of | Court, Its therefore an error to insist that the | They did not row particularly well together—cer- sioner reserved hia decision, — The defence, if the Court In Bankruptcy would entertain the summary day night by Oficer Coffey, of the Twentieth pre- the entice, Pabsery ‘decisions be adverse, will probably put in testimony | fendant had promise! to live with her and support | petition ofa mortgagee for the Sale of the mortgaged accompanied or attempted to accompany the boat, aEet Pa ee charge of highway robbery. Gatas 4 of the late | @t the next hearing. her child. The second wi'e, who was pot in Court, | Premises, and direct the assignee to make the sale, | carrying on board a party of about twenty of the | 7° ge a tea 3 Eighth ee * Charge of Violating the Internal Reves | Mid not desire to proscente the mattor hretier, | either free of al hens oF eubjyect to the mortzwes, | rondou Club. Clasper, the boat builder, was In the | CTO Aged fifteen years, residing at No, 655 Fig Henry T. Tuckerman, Baq., i Judge Bedford suspended judguent on condition | a¥ might be deemed judicious. Nor if the ussignee | |) 'd gave the benellt of his instructions to | 2V¢Mue, appeared before Justice Cox at Jemerson | Comprising a very extensive collection of Books in the | nue Law. that he would hereafter support his wife and young | isputed the validity of the mortgage is it doubtful | bows, and gave the bene ssa Market yesterday as complainant, and stated while i * m } 1 passing through Twenty-ninth street, between ck Thurs- | sravings, Catalogu 48, Ninth and Tenth avenues, about nine o'¢ Ssh exhibition ; ‘ f ; proper “ id lh Ap at : % day night, he met the prisoner and four or five stioneera. H @ut paying the special tax. Henry Lockwood, He was sent 10 the State Prison Mortgages, i nes pertsitted 4 prensa to Can Late tainly not nearly as evenly as the Atalantas, who, | Companions standing around a tier, A’ he got op- | —-——— : pein) H CLE for one year, pleasure of the uasignee and suffer him await the | whatever may be their defects as rowers, have an posite them Hagan seized him and held him while | \pArsits 8, Liquors, gC cRICHARD rd . ieraggr saan * 4 a “ sant otty arly even style. The | he took a knife, handkerehiei, and a ten cent stam i WA i sell, q ! SUPREME COUAT—GENERAL TERM. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2. the rents and interest of the mortgaged premises, | admittedly pretty and regularly even style. ‘The | 1% took a Kulle, Kanteen en iood byang | aelock, at salexs of sks Sher leaving the interest unpaid. I can see, f think, | London crew pulled measurediy and slowly aguinst | fl ‘ ete Tea, ‘ L id } ‘ y y ughed at the manner in Wiich Hagan “went | Wine, Groce A Housebreaker Sent to Sing Sing for | that it is citver misapprehension ou this sub- | an naa end tide as far as Hammersmith Bridge, | through” him, He stated he did not dare raise en | ~~ Ten Years. Ject or a disregard of these views that Jed the mort | > “ote a large party of epectators, | alarm, ax Haan had threatened to shoot him in | J) J. GARRETSON, avoT! gayees in this case iuto the State Court aiter the 5 arg J » | Gase he did, ana, fonring Ne we \Whe Appeal from the Verdict in the Marx Rupe Case. Before Judges Ingraham, Leonard and Gilbert. ? : : Before Recorder Hackett. Daukroptey and after tle appointment of anas- | were four of the Atalantas. Sir Aut td carry his threat | os mptony auction sale at AE .,, William Marx, Pinintitt in Error, vs. The People.— | james Martin, who pleaded guilty on the frst | signee, and that the resistance to any withdrawal | Paul. went of ftom tie London. steamer Pog a neeaper Teuthervurd Park, N. fit will be remembered that Marx was several | aay of the term to burglary in the second degrea, | Of the administration from the Bankruptcy Court, | to ask them to come on board and see the rowing : : the great city of the fu x rictes , 1 the (Months since convicted at the Court of General | wa, placed at the bar and sentenced to the State feollng, \ ‘Sessions of rape upon the person of a little girl, and | Prison for the period oi ten years, 1, has resulte and unne oper tribu at gr c yeate mitted in defauit of $1,000 bail to appear | tying between the Delaware, Le and Erie Knilre 4 June 13, at Why n bitter personal | down, but this they declined to do, On swinging her around the Londoners began rowing very hard, y LUCKEY & large expenses and possible loss, their forty strokes per minute, and pulling | “= ers and Real Hstau lers, 78 Cedar sentenced for twenty yea:s to the State Prison, An | Another “Cracksman” Severely Dealt | becn cuslly avoided, Ut further appears that pe ee Mtr Gian ca too going apcctbay coos SAL . AUCTION. ji q appeal was made from this verdict to this Court, ‘With by the Recorder. Ing the controversy the petitioner for the review | outstrip the steamer and left her fi FO RT ae REGRET TS andsome © sidences, } rene r . Mr. Wm, We e has become the sole creditor of the bankrupt | hind. From Hammersitth Br peo, auton Pee A me pcenato Aken ae Seine ane tenatt Lg ml Eivstatein ataed potoo Michael Donohue, who Jolutiy indicted with | (other than two paid mortgages of the premises ta | of the men, both up and dow salesroom 87 Nasain stree 1 ofilee, 3) Prots, 1,500 feet vin son the the Court erred in admitting evidenc: of a previous | Wiliain Asseliord for burglariously entering the rty of the bank- | pidge is the connecting link between the West MINER High, health: ing mountain conviction for the prosecution and excluding cer- | liquor store of Patrick White, 83 Baxter street, on ga ae End of Honea eal te wea cued Benet At auction, THE and river en 4 nal Christos : tain testamony oifered for tiie defence. the Qist of April, pleaded guilty. As Donohue was | tition for the boggy Ba “cared iain hegre pat Nagy at a ! y outer c substitution of an assignee, | pighway for ma’ Mane Mania CE Resoeoae Hinonutt betes wiiora aiso charged with a felontous assault and made an | to be named dy the petitioner as such | occupants frequently puil up and alight (0 see the |} \ the case was tried, wore correct, and that the judg- | attompt to escape from tie City Prison, His | 8° creditor. The assignee, by his coun- | practice of ¢ . All agvee that the rowing of : : oe sel, in the arguinent of this” review, de- | fie ate rire or ove! ce Parla i |] Ment should be attrmed. ‘The Court reserved it8 | Honor gave him tie severest penalty tho Iaw | claved” his eutir Or his _coviow,, ce | the Atalanta ta very protty, and 18's Varaane | fenerieda Saimucsent deratie equipages, whose s without reserve, 85 701 use un undivis Leave New Y ate. " ay lig A. M. sharp, by the Delaware Lackawanna and) Western Railroud, “by Marclay and a nus, parton oIn sults, Mattresses, entire assent to such c y vhen 4 lows, Refrigerators, Kitehen iy and full band of Gecision, perinitted im to tmpose, Which was lve years’ im | There is, thereiore, no reason wir the prayer of fio | TOgW Ae that when at A ttle thats yee iia | Funuliure, &¢.; also one. French’ plate Manvel lirror, The New York Gaslight Company. prisonment in tae State Prison at hard labor, Petitioner to that extent should not be granted, | distinct hang belore beginning the stroke, aliient, | %% nolbio Mant 4 | The People vs. The New York Gas Light Com- | ,,hattick Carr and Willam Wren were jointly the present aaslanee having allowed the use of uny | sharp and short pull through water, done chiefly by ch plate Ma rpuos. soit : monoyé collected, his frst aud reasonable disburse- | the arms, without throwing, 2s Londoners jewbnt up . tik Prt street, the contents of ! Pany.—This will be recollected as the suit brought Burglary. ments, and his commission far the moneys received | quo the eat of te “body. on. the peak. Blouin Cli a vecond-hi fing store, in tote. Desk, rench plate Pier Fronen pinto Pier Mirror, WX. | deing a nuisance. The suit was tried in the Gene- | jey, who resides at No, 419 Third avenue, and who | OF Teasonable to allow him, as was suggested on | pointed in the RONT OF | against the defendants’ company, charging it with From the evidence oi the complainant, Mr. Gorm. | nq paid, or to be pald. But it would not be just | stroke. The Atalantas are wofully disa She nugatkens, colnintatcns thee Ke cons of thelr new boat, which ME A A 4 ? ent, © sions based upon the specu- ring the voyage across the 7 7 10! valc « handsome Tal Seasions and a verdict rendered against thecom- | Keeps a bililard saioon, {t appeared that his’ prem: | {ative Tea that, possibly It continucd, Im otliee ana | AC NH ring tho voyage eros the | ALBERT B. WALDRON, AUCT yaloc 1473, a hand ome tes? drt pany, from which judgment an appeal was taken. Sulesrooms—i03 Liberty e case Was lully argued, but notuing in addition | !8e8 Were broken open on the night of the 24th of | Permitted for the mere purpos saps hi ‘at of earning commis- i sions to litigate the valillt th , much to be regretted that the builder, in packing, RS aS, fron ‘to what has already been published was developed. | March and two sets of biillard bails, valued at ab oy validity of the mortgages | did not place her bottom upward and cover her in oe id other grove! The Court took the paper ihe dvciiom wiieris | Drty dollars, aud several bowsies of onampagner | #€wiNst tho Will of alt who are Interested in waterproof, The new one, which Bitlin, or Ham- DA SATURDAY aU sleet Gn ak ctenit oe fore oniy-promens point ot inberost in ehe pase, Will | wore atclens” + | question, he might establish their invalidity. ‘The | nersisith, is buliding, will be made on the American ee anole )be looked for with interest. On cross-examination by Mr. McClelland, for the | Bankrupt law was not enacted for the purpose | model, the crew feeling convinced that this class of | watdron & Cooke will sellras above, the entire contents wid part of asignee's moved tor convenience ot sale, iudinig uut Chamber Sults, ! AND 3 defence, complainant stated that thove were fully | Of enabling assignees to earn fees by un- | poat ix master in itseli than that of English models, ‘ i necessary litigation, when no interest of | she re yeek before the race, - enty t b u 0 A J She will not be ready until a wee lore the race, SUPERIOR COURT—THIAL TERM—PART 2. twenty thourand piliard bails in the citys onc of | the parties to. be" affected thoreby” reqquiren | Sua, Mot te rely a 8 ee ere eal be Setting Aside a Will Made Forty Years | B¢ lost; knew them to be his, owing to the chipped it, and where, on the contrary, every | doubt that the day work of the teo crews will be Bashneii’s ont beneficial interest involved therein forbids It. Hi: tehed with much attention by the public and the BEUSERLS CAREBTS, bond Aehs bastlede ctr os E Ny ere eneral creditors but the petition. the London may be gleaned from the : as : ~ coal hee edge that on the Ist of Aprit ty rie ated nea er, and therefore nointerestis to beserved by rurther | fuct ‘that they “were reaay for work a TABLES, NUERLAIN—I6 RUE DE LA PALX, PARIS, Laura E. Bolton vs. James Jacks et al.—This was | With each of the prisoners; Mr. Gormicy identifies | contest eccing the mortgages (the bankrupt | week ago on Monday last, | “which, | be- nails oF tl Eine G ‘Ainbyrostal Ci for shaving. Sault involving the valldity of a will, The plaintit | them as his property; at the time Tgot'the. balls. T aa Be Rs ai rhe, | Om eae Monday. as) e senerar’ Boulder, sand antienamelied Chamber Suits, hcg iret aie a = the danyhter of Theodore B. Tallmadge, wholeft | Was under the influence of liquoi, a8 also were the | fiiore might have been Teason for asking this Court Tre cher took ae erup the river oe far as. Tedding: ln aitok Peden Fieri irra Bau de Cologne (preparation speciale). it his death some valuable property on Broadway, ‘The Recorder directed the jury to acquit Wren, | to.review the decision. But it appears by the de- | ton Lock and buck again. The Atalantas are con- s,| J ONDON.—PBRSONS VISITING BUROPE, AND DE- 8 4 siring to make a stay in London, can have Board, nivel eho Ho the, comorts of hoe, with “thy rows, executor of the will; and Jacks Is the venant ment Jn the case of Carr the jury returned aVer- | upon other grounds, and tis also was conceded on | "2 of Burrows. The case has been tried betore and all Welvnious Asvault ava Battory. the argument in this Court, This, however, does | quire to ta’ tent with about ten mules per day, five In the moin- in the evenin; They say, and not un- at being jt men they do not re- the same amount cf fat off by severe k few minutes trot ‘the facts given. A verdict was given to the plain- not appear by the order which was made, and he Londoners do. Here, for exam- EN INER, AUCTION 3 i Uf. This ‘verdict sets aside the will drawn forty | . This was a peculiar case, insomuch as there being | which ts undet review. It ought, 1 think, to have | pieure Hardy and Sinith or the Atalantas, twomere | AL” Ralestooms 6 Camber an Elshain roud, Holt years ago by Philip Burrows for Dr. Talimad; no members of the bar present Colonel Fellows both | been made a part of the order, but it should stand | gtriplings as compared with Long and St [ Lon- ROR: Sane ta DARIS.—HOTEL MIRABEAU, NO 8 RUE DE LA PALG F pe bid the’ wld became residuary legatee of prosecuted and detended at the same time, Devanbued Gaon Dotoeoee Teeth ee titioner be don, whose names, curiously enough, e 83 tO att saleseat toy eee ti, ubmacniticent Hotel, sitiated in the most fashion jent’s property. 0 ra 0 have any par t thelr phys proportions. Long is WAMBE : . able quarter (Kue de la Pa! is patronized by the ; hd CRT Hugh Montgomery, the prisoner, was charged | of the relief sought. The mero fact that the peti: | felt aiconely bunts Seout is broad and massive aud | a fine cordon ai cents Gil Palatine be asticts of both Wemlsphi its coutort, cleantine ~ SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. with stabbing one Malane, on the Ist of last Jann- ee ee ee see oe ea oS wears his hair ‘cropped close mks, a round the American, French, Be Hngiles and Deseidort | 814, egectient cuisine. combined with the most caren - : head, Close and = Guleton, — thong! heavier ool. famulies, ' Charges moderate. CASANOVAS, Proprietor. Decisions. Sation wiistes tae pomexer atoiten tae Tso fhe other ground, probably ought not to deprive | men, are not so much ‘Superior in point TO PAY ADVANCES AND CITARGES, +5 a reer 4, hi ral inall th him of the opportunity to bring the matter to a | of hysical proportions to Dr. Withers, ber of fine Oil 3, ancient aud modern. é 3 ib, NEAR THE CRYSTAL PALe By Judge Barrett. a however, as in general in ese aasaults, | close without iui tl itigation. Let an order be | Leander Waterbury. or Theodore Van Raden, Rnumber oF A089 vote ume 5 Tsai Do Souriete Ant tee In the matter of the application of Withelmino | that there was a maile that the assignee carry the estate of the | though neither of these three shows the same de: | - — S —— —— yat sulubrious position, we S¢.—MemorandanitF | oq that the prisonet, who nad given the gil & Pankrupt 1 such assignee as the petitioner and | velopment of muscle tn the arm as the Londoners. | A LIE feiss and us general mans . at * ‘ e bankrupt mnay name, or if they 6o not agree t 2 eander Wate! My "i Balosroome 96. ‘endo strecia. j Certificate of Incorporation of the Medical Sct- | ring, which Inceused the complainant, who struck | rofer it to Register Winslow, to receive tie nom.-| 1°, OeMer Gay Leander, Waterbury, the resetv« Wy ALL ‘eC DRO. iA, ene aor dudey Leoant eee ORY That the tag. beh areata oe aptain: | nation of the petitioner, and it he approve of such | the Doctor doing his training for that day in an atic ms, MACHINERY Nachez vs. The Hie Kidge Railroad Company et | occasions, once for highway robbers. mar | Romination, then to the assignee do approved, but | outrigger. All say they are well, but i the opinion 95 Chait ts, wenn wm ronnn { 1 mon order granted: oF 5atity. Otlicer Doram proved to the arrest of the prisoner | Teserying to the present assignee ail moneys col- | of the Doctor himself his men Are not so fresh as | GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets, | GOR SALE—PORTARLE AND STATIONARY STEAM oo untisicl cituemes mine proceed. " |. gt the complaint of Malane. P lected by him until his just allowance for his ex- | they might be. This is autributed to the elim Oileloths, &c, Details in time, BV enzines, new and second hand, 19 0.8) horve power, } Port of New Orleans vs. Edward Mathews.—Al- aint, Prigouer, who was then Placed on the stand, Tied Much eMaDOT Ae thar tent Gone pies Fe ee ae eae ane evar ketwaen Putney | UCTION NOTICE—BY ORDER OF W. P. WESTER. adhd hid and Grand streoes Hoteles. ‘ 7 not deny the stabbing, but said it was in self eet < io ed pdb ‘ nan, Bxecuto: Ee ea eric ens hans pone oboe ; ‘egies de ee defence. Aller several wivnessos as to the xtreme | wzect wale and ln? hay Bigg ag? been ae we It as any TER dhe nortty abd rid Honeholt Parniters (OR SALE—MUST BE. ONE, 1S HORSE, q P a canine ney have rowed erica, : ay zine and Boller; vo Boilers; SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM, GoriatsdavcuecisomnGe SURROGATE'S COURT. that the North Kiver, which, trou its erat raven wroat bargain, i) West str of Canveveorte ‘The 3 . " is easily operated on by the wind and render Ingersoll, Sr alk ne os ; 4 Decisions. Pee da neces alr pe eee or the | THe Will of the Late Ex-Mayor Smith, | rough for wager boais, Here, unless a strong end day), June 8, Fre Ee sukechs wisn obtetione, te eevaniete cette daa H By Judge Freedman. 8 6 =e - of Brooklyn. breeze prevails, @ single sculler can at AMY | vive Brew ty Carpets: 11 Hitle ured, can be bought if called for soon; price | Smith va. Pighe et ai.—Demurrer overruled with Accused. pene . 7 time go over the whole conrse without | viet, Brusels, three ply Carpets: brocatel and Ince CHARLES BELL, 133 Third avenue, Printing office, i cont. ‘The trial of James McCartney, indicted for man- ‘sheen Ns cet ba tea mecting anything like enough wa pt off Hortes rich Parlor Suits, ‘vered wit | >> care ONE E: * a i Buchran vs. Roe et. al—Sec memorandum on M Samuel Smith, ex-Mayor of Brooklyn, who died | Chiswick and on the way up to Barnes’ Bridge, tel and sitk reps, made to order tor the pres- JOR SALE—ONE ENGINE LATHE, 5 SWING, Papers. slaughter in causing the death of Edward Carrollon | recentiy in the eighty-fourth year of his age, left an | Where the banks are low and flat and the | large pier and-oval Mirrors: E ant , 12 Loot bed, serew cutting amd efor 80 new { little vs. same.—Same. the 25th of last December, by fracturing his head | ostate which is valued at w pwards of imi iol. | Teaches of river lie exposed to the wind. There is rose Chandeliers, Bronzes, Pines, Deit cone nod Mitiig Machines: ait in good. j Smith vs. Pighe et. al.—Motion denied with $10 | witha club, was concluded yesterday, and resulted Dwards of @ million dol- | reatiy no betting on the event, und it Is doabtfl order. SMITH & GARVI Hague street. ‘ p e@osta, - poles acquittal Was anced, ped med, kept a lars. Yesterday his will was offered for probate at | w: jer, in the absence of any strong American —_ nae Se a abt 2 Tone + ve 4 —Same. y. m emed, ke} The c: rea 2 » Lon- © ORSE POW DBU OILER, Geombeak Vs: ChvtecMotioa dgnted without | Nquor ‘store, corner of Thirty-ixth street and | ‘Me oflce of the Surrogate of Kings county. ‘The aid tis acoepeed. ‘Notting will bo decide senctnnte, Com 30 tinge nchen diameter; 63 tubes, 244 inches Game ‘costs. s z Eighth avenue, and admitted inilicting the blow. | relatives of the deceased are as follows icy until after ‘this race; but the Ata- | Bedding, Bolst eter smoke box 18 inches long: but, Hule used) in, go Comin vs. ‘The Eighth National Bank.—See | But it also appeared, to the satisfaction of the jury, | Rebecca Rose, sister, West Flushing, L. L; atthe Idea. of rowing’ ona part of a Table, dining Chair Stic: ee eee opinion. thas Carroll was drank and insisted ou gettiug more | Smith, sister, 18 Smith street; William stream where, as at Henley, the river is not more | Gitss and silverware | : lhe t By Judge Wm. B, Curtis, liquor, and that upon Mevurtney refusing to accede | nephew, 28 Jackson street, N. Y.; Lydia A. Ray: | than a stone's tarow in width and the course only | Tainor aoe gay oo ——— Charies Von Ette vs. Helena Von Ette.—Reference | 10 Nis demand he made an attack upon him, and in | mond, niece, 10 Schermerhoru strect; R. L. Brower, | a mile and a quarter in length, They are of | sale. to catt or pack 2 4 rel IP GEET HT granted to take proof. Gofence of his person ee eear ae the ol Ae grand nephew, iss E venteonth street, and forty: opinion, however, that, so far as the present matci_ | goods for NHE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO { 4 . J ‘y jus Jour other grand nephews aud nieces living in va- | is concerned, the Londoners are a good crew i aaa commana’. ae COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERR dict con cl gaan ea nd ar TS et <i well boated, and that what beats them need | AVCTION. sassy Ain AUCTION, | as removed to No. Baxi Fourteonth strect, near Futh . ey e v ‘0 | not require to do anything else. They regret very usshond ‘ Dectatons. COURT CALENOARS—THIS DAY, hiw sister Surah, the income of $15,000 during her | much Liat they did not order a hoat to be. bullt for at die devant seedton be Wore Lom eirees, asaitecayle 2-9 gant ‘ By Judge Larremore, Teen ae Ten others Betray onan an | tuemelvos as so0n ae thay arrived in Engiand. x The CONSERVATORY REMAINS OPEN THE ENTIRE Croghan vs. ilton.—Motion to set aside at- 4 y mesh e Gaara. in Reve ond of the Re- ——— or ane YEAR for private and clays instruction in ull branches | tachment denied uuless defendant ile security for | Says soa tak sed, Gor, Sede’ seam’ oe Brooklyn, city Dispensary, 2600, 46 theAmeckeg | TRE Londoners’ New Boat—Thefx Dally | nosewoud rianslerie, Drawing itggm Suit, Paintings, | Uou'and Modern Languages” Lamu Sed Compete: ee ee om S5c1.” Argument Calendar—No. 320) Bible society, $1,000. To the Presbyteitan congre- | ‘Training—Settled Right Down to Hard Bronce comiy Workhor ASG 102, 104-and 15S Court strest, non State RO, Wigit Same of — gation of Huntington, $1,000, the interest to beex- | Work=—The Atalantas’ Practice—Stin ‘ut public auction," on —— a. ‘ a os Q f pended 1a keeping the ‘burying ground in order. » IAN: AUGUSTE MARTINES & CO. Anctloneers, LIN TAUGHT FREE—BY PROF. L. A. BENJAMIN« Por feaee Wie uiber? Pent Dieses Chics COUNT OF APPEALS CALENDAR, Abraham J. Beekman, $500. “Epliraim Place, $4,500. rag bcd oy wai New Boat Making | drawing oom Suits sapere dodges Hompadour, Vi ahi West Fuuoth street, every Mon 4 orclock, - ALBANY, June 7, 1872, | Kom Leiferts Brower, $4,500, Deborah’ Mycra, . st description “coverings | fap hoy" zat ®, for gentlemen; instruments tux: pany.—Same. The following ts the Court of Appeals day calendar | $4500. Hannah Eliza’ Brower, $4,500, Elizabeth {Prom the London Telegraph, May 12.) o jookons nishe dl try i Is i a . u ; > $4,500, EI 5 2. ice Books, * EN fate ine i—_<——_. denied and | for Sune 10:—Nos, 504, 82, 95, 36%, 38D, 305, B81, 298, Ryder, $4500. Garrett, Brower. $4,500. Caro- | More fortunate than thelr opponenta, whose new | vedattion Carpets Pain PF ap gn 4 ; . —_ 000. aria Louise = Tur- é om ia s | Pian s an a 5 ' perehee vi Deed: EDelr. pening, | $4,600, ° Moris Place, $4,000. | To Wil- American ship proved unfit for service, the London | ave maker. er | AWAT OOOOR Visterbile varus Erie Iraliwey Company.—De- BROOKLYN COURTS. iain Place, the income of 5,00) during his | yesterday launched a spleudid four-oared outrigger, | clot Cover. SEE ee ee | AN orany kind, out of fashion, aud therefore anpal murrer overruled, See opinion, . Se aa Lg Heke biny lend ter bet sod by J. H. Clasper, of Oxford, who had been comunis- | Chinaware, Bureaus, Bedstends, | Pill ear ot a purchaser by ada sing, CASH, bon 5 T ove eaun. ers, Lucretia Braisted, Eliz i ‘tovinl : ; town Branch offize, 1,260 Broadway. None n Davine vs. Jarriss ot al —Injunetion dissolved, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Bampton, Willian fe Place and. Caroline Flues, | Slowed to build her specially for the use of this sane | Aridress bat tose seating the kind of article and the pelos i Ja UE BTioiklia, Roeser ctantaon te tome ire “= 000 each, ‘To Samuel Place, $5,000, ‘To Samuel | crew. The boat ts buiit of cedar aud pine, 1s forty | ng to auicud this wlo take Oth wy, | Orit, which must be positively very low. odinge denied, "Seo opinica, ismise pro- | An Important Decision in Bankruptey= ot Caroline Sirsker and Jilla Place, $1,500 | fect over all, Weighs elghty-eight pounds without the “ » : & KIRTLAND, Barry vs. The Blue Kidge Railroad Company of | Jurisdiction of State Courts in Fore- hs riggers, and Js furnished with sliding seatsand with reece, rctunia aaeleaee | Non. 6, 8, 10 and 12 Reade street, ¥orth Carolina.—injunctidh modified. See opinion. | losure nee Ee eee u 10; Sarak Gulston’s steering apparatus. Improvements hav Mh ah Oner Bt orelegnnt pees preps datas ina, $3,000; James Raymond, $6 been introduced by the constructor into the slide | Fountains, Vases COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 1. oh ohocetat llasiderctgnn ahi Karmond, ($5,000; flenry $5,000 which It is hopod will remove some of the objections | Gardirs Urnaretats A Proper Case for Suspension of Judg- SINAC Sis PUTRGONE ak iho DHEAITRE Cod FE $1,000; George Davis, $a; Harriet Davis, #10004 | that have existed to the use of these Inventions. dye pesealbet of every description at wholosaie and retail ourt. e' - fred S. Smith, $6,000; Mary smit ithe 1 » steer vhi . i mile Be f vard- — ° ment, , With regard to the steering, which 4s done by Gul doutle Bedsicads, Bn Ward ‘ i ision of the District Court seeks to remove the ag- | Smith, $500; Albert Sinfth, $500; samuel Smith, $500, ere seems to remain ‘a tic Mat ressos, lows Bolsters, | Tron Stable Fittings, Before City Judge Bedford. tn ot eutruntey. on the ground of bed tary | tOAmna M. Stith and Abratiam -L. smiun, so0o | Sth Musol Nagy eg Be te Rg Hlocks, Lotnges, Chitra, ei Roof Crestings, Gates 7 i th ening of the Court Phitip. 36 signee in bankruptcy, & ad fai each; George 5. Kowe, John W. Rowe and Walle W. 4 gt am. | Dining Kitehen Furnit | é Gate Posts and Fencing. i | After the op bd Jou! ip McMahon, d mismanagement in his trast, and applies to tis | Kowe, $2,000 each; to Li ve W. | te new ship were made y » resulting in xtension ‘babi Cutlery, Chi i) ssware, | Beebe's Kitchen Ranges, ected during tae wee pmmagerapanicyet “ PP lowe, F4 each; to Lewis H. smith, $2,500; | the perfect sutisfaction of th Crockery, Dinned ant tea Sets, a “petted “ i 4 who was convicted during tae week of an assault | Cours to remove the order denying his application | to George W. Smith and Henry Meeker Sruith, tient specimen, of a ra Asin_previous | S kor” tela a s exe ecin! Asin previo Ks D ) pi ¥\ with intent to do bodily harm, and recommended ops grins log ben' 2,000 each; to Naval M. Wyckof, 61,000; to | practice, W. Stout pulls st A. de L. Leng, 21) ST. | DENTISTRY, 5 \ heey or tb voor w .. | In the form of the express decision and opinion | fe ’xmith, $1,500; Samuel W. smith, income vi it. Close, bo’ ' ay) MORNING | . : pe 4 by a ad to the v 7 Was 8 | of the Register in Bankruptcy, and of tie District $0,000 dluting his life, the priuetpal {9 go to his chil | pa ddd 1) pag: Maa 20 by the Atatantas, ~ | 4 Judge, upon the proofs heren, that the assignee | dren aiter his death; to Horatio M. Smith, bE. P. do hot train hard, the London have been doing | “1 "\, “tome! stator tbat no had twelve amanvite Sroust tye tien Garetict’Ih tp duty if he nad Bbt Beith, Henry H. Beast, Mary. Gmnith, Jane A. B tremendous amount of work, and are daily taking | Tosewoor Th ¢ 00 | a sitizens testi to the excel- + i . , » Smith and 1 . On p fo Jes D 00) ul Ll ! SM iestestes of toe oanacant fe onuay nae dono substantially woat he did. “Hiad it ween | John c; Smit, 1,00 den: to Tat W. Smith Learns, Sey he irge che peat ih Reooelht vena 30.34 Possil signee to obtain t! 7,000; to Waiter G. Smith, Benjamin J. sinith and othe Hi r " 2 crew still did a | aan wa |: - J} peaceabienens, together with letters from the pas- | Pens TO ine ae oT ee eT aa | Albert i. sinith, $1,000 each to Mary Jane, GOT ee ee ee at sr ttnlgee eae ioat | peas : payers ' tora of the Churen of SETeresa. In view of these | MUvene® Upom thes prey O08 ould | $4,000; to Mary K. Ooe, Cornelia J. Dearing and | Gi). One of the fastest of the river steamboats in | Ponty Hone te { cl i. 8M. v f 7 Me ‘a sa nes Dining Root timonial: ‘s adduced upon the | M&tdly have presumed to say that the assignee was | Samuel J. Gifford, “$1.00 euch; to Kliza | the charge of Captain Lidy had been engaged by | Buiter bxtension med teha'the Meese wen eats tote wonienk. isi guilty of o@icial misconduct calling for his removal a Oe | we” me Gt: | the London to ac company the crew on their even- | Ware sia ; : Judge Bediord said:—McMahon, the Jury con- | because he acted in accordance with those opinions. | jf: Cofnstock, $1,000 each; to. Josepi Appiecate, | z's Practice, and there was @ tolerable muster Of | 6 | cy, EYES AND BAKS. } 7 nee "4 oe cK, $1, 3 ph Applegate, e of the leading members of the club on board, 4 ~ ' picted you of an assault with a datigerous Weapon, | And yet the Court Is asked to condemn him a8 | $6,0W; to 4ovlah Applexate, $5,000; to Harty App The four got off about halt-past six, and pulled, ine | &* poudiise's wit'eon hie iy: sar. | A MERICIAL HUMAN vis “MAUCU AND Got Fie etommenas COuuy, farm, and at the same | cunty of oficial misconduct for doing what both | gate, $5,000; to Ana Eliza Marsh, $5,400; to Rebecca | jneasurrd und careful sislo, up against the ebb to | 1 Vesey, street, the entire of | 2d, ANN (ormerly wiih Prof Bole f i Gtating that they Weteved that the cottwas com? | the Register and the District Judge approve. As fier death 0 oe 4 fa BA MWecaud at | Hammersauth. ‘Vols belug tie frst time they had | Hathersage ts kinprowed By mitted iN Moment of excitement. Besides the | yoth of those had all the proofs before them which | Hongliton, $6.00; to Wiillam Hughes, #600; to each | fort aie unevenness In their rowing, hut vy te | 1 irrors, ae many of the Thon Fespectatie sen ta pred are before me, the claim on this appeal that those ba od executors $1,000 for thelr servic thne tuey had reached the Soapworks that wore Hes, REMOVALS. i ‘ork Interceding for you, on account of your excel- | PTOOts Show wiifal misconduct comes very Jitte he residue of the estate to be divided Into four- | og, and in the jour down the crew SALEBY VIRTCE OF AN EXECU. | JQEMOVED TO. Sts SIXTH AVENE t nt good character." As this is your "Aree Offence | | Short of an attack upon the integrity of the tribu- teen parts, and divided among the children of | wero as Well together as they haye ever M sell this day, at 1A, Mat R ‘Thirtieth and Thirty-tirst st ‘think it would be inconsistent with justice to refuse | DAIS by Whom the proois were deemed to justify | Caroline Raymond, Moses Smith, Samuel Smith and | yoy been. Rowing up to nearly forty, they « four Howe's Sewing Machines, one | French thus, Im eude . 3 ) to postpone judgment in your * | the assignee. Certain 1 ought not to | Alfred L. Smith, the children of Lewis L. Smith, | pent the boat along at a rate which far | @ size), one Work Bench, two Chairs’ and | will send careswlly by express promptly to any part ’ Uber wish you to distinctly underesang at @.£05 | impute wiul misconduct and bad faith ¢o the | Sumuet W. Smith, Levi N. smith, Mary Jane Gitord, | Guistripped the steamer, aud which Impressed ‘ eft | the county it H Sirtay” aren Out of wIvggtoM We eat ee ets | assignee because Ne drew from the circum. | Buza L.. Comstock, Joseph Applegate, Josiah Apple’ | git'wi aug the “perioriiaue "most favorably. | —— ING & DOURENWEND, City Marshals. | — R Ing, Just 98 gure as you'stand there: it Saal erst stances beiore him the conclusiens which the | gate, Aun O. Marsh, the children of Hannan Mace, | There is, at the same time, fio doubt that at. pres: BY ZOUN A DUNN, svotiONE RR, DUNN MATRIBIONTAL. molest, directly or indirectly, any of these litigants | Keaister and District Judge approve. The ques. | fhe childron of Moses Viace, Johu J. Boughton, | ent the Atalantas pull mote evenly together than Br i Gos duicernom 2 howery wil ot DEMAN, 2 YEARS OF opi to you in this law suit, I shall tion here is not whether in fact there was uel Piace, Williata Place, Lydia Raymond, | the London four. The fact of thoit being a lighter | ext, Jane 1), al10'4 o'clock bers ; the State Prison, “It you give’ me yout norges | Megaity in the mortgages, the foreclosure of which | Sarah Cooley; and In case bf any of the lega- | crew accounts for thelr takiug the Work of training | red ofan « i extaulished Ly Ar about $4,008, pond with «90 honor that you will bevee molest ‘let waite the ussignee resisted, but Whether such resistance | tees dying before the testator, their share to go to | jogs severely than the Loudon, who will, probably, | ©’#P 1" arphed tor this day, Jady With a view to 1 atrimony reference exchanged, af Jou et | was fraudulent, malicious or from unjust motive, | their heirs. Uy N. ‘Smith aud Joseph Applegate | reduce theinselves several pounds between this & WEIMBERGER, atc Address Dr. A, T. R., Herald office. ‘McMahon readily gave his word, and said that he | and not in good faith for the benefit of the creditors, | Fe anpoiuted as executors, and tuo day gf the race, Yesterday, Mr. Leander | 1, Sacwietoe aes, {ton = = oceesettb —=3 ever meant to molest any of the partiea. However, I might conc gee hg Beg het Waterbury, the reserve ma, {oor stroke in the | the comiente ot bows rig house ing Medste CLOTHING, case wtgages were valid; that the holders ABBES' janta boat, in the place of Dr, Withers, who did | every description, DARE, WANCTOOED: | Ame errr ~ -. three months, Mitigating clscumstances having | While te rents, if any, passed tuto the hands of he | Robert Kessler, Jr., and George Passet wore ar. | mornlug ‘hey went from Bisten’s, at Hammersmith, | ni Wie Dealers savectatattatited: “iy order oF b, | strect=—The Wimost value paid tor Clothing, in presented to the Cour, eo, operates prejucicially to the holders of b } down to Pu in their new American craft, only | OBERLE, City Marshal, Also, ul the tune and | Carpets &e., by calling om or addressing My. or M the mors This would come far short of hold- | Fested Thursday night by Oiicer Wilson, of the | ¢o ind, ag had been plainly seen, that sin tt M4 vere, Hardware, | MILLE! Conviction of a Female ShopHifter. cage. This wol a . , 3 my plainly seen, she must be | place, Sewing Machines, Shot Guns Revolvers, Hardware, | M 5 ME : ing that tinder circumstances which under the ad- | Twentieth precinct, upon complaint of Simeon N, | discarded before thé race. The new one by Bitten | Tinware, Cutlery, Glasewarg, ci and wer Wate! pea, t Roa 8 THIRD AVANUE Netti Newman, jointly indicted with Mary | vice of connsel were deemed suspiclous—circum- | poo, of No, 320 West Thirty-third street, charged | Will be bulit of pine on the same model, the Ata- sewer ie, Ne foent ofl pach of Wines, flue Nineteenth street (ate 51 Third aveune) Bae | nan, charged with stcaling, two weeks ago, a | Stances which the Register and District Ju Ve | with violating section 78 of the Saultary Code by | hts having great faith in thelr own class of boat, | {ig (pent elant hundsa’ 4 ate ing; | genttemen can obtain the hichest value for Lf Of cloth valued at $70, from thi | declared suspiclens—the assignee acted on 4 bd y Code by | Tn tie evening they rowed up to Mortiake, Mr. .'B | Cloning and Carpets by inquiriag oF addneatng. at al a $70, from the store Of | picion and sought to bring the inquiry into the | rendering lard or fat at No. 369 Seventh avenue | Waterbury again doing temporary duty tor Dr. wery. attended to by Mie it, Hosenthate ‘Is Goldstein, 512 Grand street, was coivicted. | proper Gonrt for investigation. But itis not true | without a permit from the Board of Health, They | Withers," A considerable musi = of spectators Q nn Ww "7 son of the proprietor tostified that the woman | that nad the mortgagers scen fit to assort their | were igned before Justice Cox, at Jefferson | watcied the practice of goth crews from the bridge $10 OOO WORTH OF CASTORP cLorit { and ® man came into the store, and while the man | righta in the mode which was iwost Fad fg Market, yesterday mots aud gave bonds in the | and fromthe banks. The kondon men received a Gailor som! noten t12 Se ea ten ; ‘was talking with him about a a ce panraingne he | any injustice would have been dono ia sum of $500 to appear at @ Court of Special Ses: | little coaching guidance froin Clasper, who was on | Cunnte: second and Thirty (hind streets. ou Los % gew the Woman Newman steal the clotu. The jury | nor would unnecessary delay have been permitt ious for trial. board the stehier, The Aimeriowns digpense With | pay storage aut advances. tented by Ming ke ‘