The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1876, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. of guilt Recorder ner, Suid:—“You have saved yoursell tweaty years by taking the advice of your counsel, for if you had gone to trial i should have had you tried on both indictinents, and just as Bure as 1 st here would have sentenced you to jorty years in State Prison, You haye cnosen to plead guilty. A brute such as you bave proved yourself, who would blight and debauch innocent litte children, deserves the severest venaity 1 can inflict, Society demands your punishment, and I now sentence you to twenty Years in State Prison at bard labor.’ AN INPCRIATED WOMAN'S CRIME, Elizabeth Crawiord, a servunt at the Eastera Hotel, was charged with stabbing Frank Forrester, porter in the same establishment, on thé night of the Sth of August, ina houre of questionab!e repute, 1t would appear that the parties had beea crimimally intimate, and that ou the night in question ihe woman asked Forrester to tultl bis oft-repeated promises of mar- riage. He retused, whereupon she stabbed bim in the abdomen, head, arms and face, inflicting sertous wounds. The jury found H!tzabeth guilty, and she -l SITUATIONS | en ANTED—FEMALES, AN UXORIOUS WRETOH. POISONING OF MISS GREVE. MUNICIPAL NOTES, Tn the Queens County Court of Sessions on Wednes- ——e m eg peqapp ates € day James J. McElroy, indicted for bigamy, was tried | LONELY AND DISAPPOINTED BECAUSE oF HER | Tho New York Historical Society's snvitation to the and convicted und yesterday sentenced to the State | DROTHER-IN-LAW'S CONTEMPLATED MAR- preacsgenath Le) po iaaablphew Caney Frison for tho term of five years. Tho prisoner, In | niaGe—vuRDICT OF SUICIDE. The Aldermen yesteraay reqnentet re Chasmtiia! 1855, married one Maggie McMann, in Boston, Sbe | An inquest was held yesterday before Coroner ers.of Accounts to examine the management of the shortly afterward left him, and he asserts that he bad | gimims and a Jary touching the death of Miss Augusta | yo jou. departments, looking to a curtailment of ex- not seen her in ten years, in 1863 he was married, | Greve, who was found dead seated ina chair at 42234 penzes therein, 3 according to the testimony of Mary McHiroy, née | Gates avenue, Brooklyn, last Sunday night. It will be A number of French savans, who aro in this country Duffy, to her (the witpess) in Brooklyn, and lived with | remembered that the post mortem examination which ecaiiunice: daia aus cathe sehool system, sailed upon her for several years, the issue belong four children. | wag made on the body revealed the presence of an ex- | ine yavor yestorday, accompanied by Prosident Wood, in Jane, 1876, the last wife being still alive, he was ceedingly large quantity of prusaic acid in the stomach 1 i iaseind oe ania Pate Sass fa of the Board of Education. ‘ arried to Amy Park, a young woman residing of deceased, bu i The standing committee on “Centennial” of the Frovidence, by Justice Barrett, of Jamaica, From ner | 1 (reeset. ade baby bese vad es ein Board of Aldermen have been empowered to arrange | he procured $1,500, and again, 8 appears, started in ‘eal the slightest trace of a vial, boitle, glat for the visit of the Aldermen to Philadelphia on the rearch of a new victim. the mother of Miss Dutly, | or utensil of any description that could have contained | 21st inst., when Governor Tiiden will receiwe all New wearing of e list marriage, put the oflicers of the q Yorkers, taw on MeRtroy’s track, and ne was arrested ia Now | ‘@ deadly drug. Tne Coroner on last Monday night thought it proper to cuuse the arrest of Mr. Herman Kunemund, brother-in-law of deceased, and Mary THE COURTS ; The Story of Bridgst Barry’s Sewing Machine. ‘ooks, a. ahESPROTANLE Grats AS COOK AND. CUAMBER Kood clty reference. 230 West lat at. meg: COURT, BE itn AND iar - =A Seotch Presbyterian woman as cook cooking, soven Fours | derstmuds ail Kidns bromd, biscuit and pastry; 13% 38.2 n is a FibsT Fess good reference, ‘COTO PROTESTAN) WOMAN ; ood bread aud biscuit maker; also pastries Feteronees. ber and ironer; TWEED'S LEGAL LITERATURE a A Busy Day at the Court of General Sessions. A AS FIRST © man or ina private famil 56. ABLE GIRL AS 5 4 private family; country pines. ‘The Board of Supervisors yesterday approved the tax York, McElroy dened the marriage witn Miss Duffy, levy of 1876, which dxed the rate at $2 50 on the $100. and ns no witnesses could be found, excepting Mrs, The Alderinen will meet at noon to-day to take action preferred’ relerence trom | sule, on account of the 264 Bower: CALENDARS AND DECISIONS. | touts), she jury found snaive\n, gulls duu! "tyon the “prousd uy, “hue disse wile | POMC Aéainst tho gir a charge of marder, ‘on in-| ou, the, revolution to extend the tme for eomplelng | 7) wear avTH Sia KESPKOTANLE WOMEN AB guintas ben, SURGHANE Minienuten: beizg alive, the marriage with Dutty | formation and belief,” had been preferred before Jus- | ““Sherit Conner yesterday received a cable despatch Oca rurale Famliys le willing ané: obllgiogy ——+—___ “ was not legal, even if it could be proved, Both | tice Semler. On Tuesday, however, Dr. Simms Vigo coi d. “Shee : James Morris, of No. S4 Pike streot, who broke into | Siiss Duty and. Mies Park were in co Seale aper oe Fi » sn from Vigo condirming the report of tne arrest of tweed L05aN884, 20H BTA RESBYTE The story of Bridget Barry and her sewing machine, | the liquor saloon at No. 155 Madison street and stole | anc testilied against the prisoucr, whose character i om ge 3 ¥ ene tne i fs FOR SALE. a) Pt Tia 46 6028 600K 7% aula with washing and ton: by the Weed 0 “ from the witnesses produced by the prosecution was | Of suicide discharged the prisoners from ‘ , BALE. s i good e the taking of thut machine away from her by W $16 worth of property, pleaded guilty. of ea biachant Opa.’ bo Teviag Ones toon arrested for | Custody.’ Mr, Kunemund, who ie & widower, is. & AghNte tla tt BERR WALOON, WITH Bewing Machine Company, after she had paid $55 out of A-similar plea was taken from Louis Fisbor, alias, 665, which was the price, her reprisal by smashing tho Hogg, alas Hencke, of No, 429 West Thirty-sixth Wine Merchant, and carries on business in Broad quurder when employed wa a conductor on the Belt street, Now York. line of horse curs in New York city, etor. Apply f the pro ST CLA Several other Miss Greve, who was the sister of ¥ STORE POR SALE—OR* . 5 ‘ - e e . | bis deceased wite, was thirty years of uge, and of FI EOOND FLIGHT=AN EX: company’s plate glass window in Union square, her | street, who broke into the promises of Michael H. | Women whom he had soduced under promise of mar. » ie auahanen hi Nitec’ Anupeen be ‘Herald 10,6! . SECO x 4 Nagle, No, 389 Ninth avenue, aud stole property valued | riage, and who, alter obtaining all their money, Father comely appearance. 0 exehange lor a ema! - wees box o perienced posted oy class cook; best city refer: . arrest therefor and discharge. by Police Justice‘Dutly, | > property had deserted, wero present. to. testily eee ties Herman Reinccke, of No. 418 Carlton avenue, testi- | sie wa us} sympathy in her behalf and a subscription for her Charles Stackhouse and Benjamin Noble, who broke | Both the complainants were proved to be respectable | fied that Augusta called at bis house two weeks ago BLL Le ED GROCKKY, DOL A PROFIT. u rt into the meat market, at No. 2,325 Third avenue, and | women and the jury believed their statementa, Dur- | #nd exhibited an engagement card of Kanemund aud able and strictly cash business, tor Apply to H. as o objection to do the was zu Fehet through the Hxratp, are all familiar to the COTTRELL, 06 Water st. Dis: stole $1, a pair of gloves and a lead pengil, also pleaded | tug the war MeElroy was in the Southern army, and it Klichs; soe said that her prospects in lite had ; geod city refer Public. Both sides have already boon heard by means | 11,” is now alleged that he has several wives hving in tbe | beow blighted and she had no further object in living; FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT FOIt SALE— TOCK, 42D ST.—A RESPEOTABLE WOMA WOMAN AS of their statements maue through the columns of the ‘The prisoners were all sent to prison for one year, South. In 1568-69 he was an illicit whiskey distiller in Hirewted witness to procure her some prussic Fixtares and Louse of 121 Water st., Intel: pied by 12 bet plain cook, washer aud ironer; four years’ ref- jenry Be witness severely reprimanded her for her lolly, | J. sed that substantial arrapgements should be made for her future wellare; she was to have culled at | the house of witness, with whom she wus a relative, | K« on Sunday last, but did not keep ber engayoment, Miss Emma Kunemund, niece of Herman, testified that two weeks ago Miss Greve told her that she ip- tended to poison herself, und that the wituess could bave all ber things; Emina said. “Do wot do such a rash thing, and you will have a better time.” Miss Louise 3. Conlon bud heard deovased say that she would destroy berseif, giving a trivial reasou— euying that she was iovely and bad nothing to hive for; the most ploasunt relatieusmp had fers ates between deceased aud Ler brotber-in- Second avenua, New York city, He appours to have been throughout a gay decerver—certainly one of the worst ever couvieted In Queens county. THE DEPTHS OF INFAMY. Two days ago Inspector Dilks received information regarding a horrible case of depravity which had oc- curred on the west side of the city. Atter some trouble he succeeded jn Mading and examining Emma Marshall, aged fitlcen years, an adopted daughter of Mme. Curoline Dewaillig, of No. 100 Greene streot. ‘The story told by the child was that Morris Bernard, Patrick Mullen, ove of two men who stole a breast- Pin and a coat trom Daniel Hurley, No. 179 Broadway, and John Lyons, of No. 181 East 119th street, who stole a wateb trom Michwel Collins, of No. 811 Firat avenue, both pleaded guilty and were sentenced to four years each iu State Prison. George Porter, of No. 138 Cherry street, who stole a pocketbook, containing $2 65, from Thomas White, on the 25th August, was sont to State Prison for two years on a plea of guilty. Edwara Scanlan and William Smith, of No, 220 Madi- fon street, horse thieves, who stole 4 sorrel mare trom Michael Driscoll, of No. 137 Buxter street, and a horse and wagou from Patrick Costello, of No, 313 East Sixuieth street, were each seut to the Penitentiary for two years. Hxrap, but yesterday, in the Marino Court, before Judge Sheridan and a jury, in a suit to determine the Tight to possession of the macbine as between the parties, the story of cach was told under oath, Tno eviaence on the part of the company was to the effect that they sola a machine to Mra. Barry tor 65, payable on the instalment system at the rate of $5 per month; that sho paid regularly anti! $55 of the amount had Deen paid; that, then being in arrears, the present suit of replevih was commenced, and the machine taken possession of by the company. An employ of the company, named Curtis, twstitied that 1 was he who took the machine from the possession of Mrs. Barry ; ASS CORN LIQUOR” StOuk FOR owner hus vther business Apply to P. J. st. =A COLORED oway AS cluss family. SMITH. Yous WoW a # small private family; ty reference, 19TH ST FRONT HOUSE.—A YOUNG as cook, washor and ironer in & private fam- AN WANTED—T0 TAKE ENTIR} 4A charge of bar in prominent city hotel; must have 830, MALONK, 5 Dey st. —FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE POR REAL ESTATE. patentod artelie used by every merchant in she Union; 8 lls at sight. ALONE, 5 Dey 1 8 %) ROOM HOTEL “AND cheat RESTAURANT, | i. £185,000; thorough repair; extra cunveniene af or Furnivure for saie owner ou prot 11 Went 11th st., [40 NEST Orn st iy rite a8. x abl her last plac Brow way, W ell calculated for tiny: 142 WEST 3 SE me bout REAL. —A RESPROT- young Wouian us cook; best city reference from As SAMPLE AND WIN ROOM, Wi by Brondway aud close t0 Post office, cheap, Yhat he took it by authority of Mr. Fowler, | Franklin White, of No. 495 West Twenty-ninth | aged forty-two, @ French furrier, living at No, 98 | , W.B. Ireland, druggist, carrying on business at No. __ LLOYD, WV Broadway, auother employs of tho company, aud that he | gtreot, one of tour’ men implicated In an’ uiteupt to cai nd 415 Gates avenue, testitied that on Sunuay morning a rome Ft bermald aad wa Groene street, had, on the evening of the 11th inst, induced her to leave home by promising to procure her a nice place where sho would be given plenty of fine clothes and could liye like a iady. She left her he hig Store and wavted to purchase oil of bitier almends; she replied that»! down town,” and theroupon leit th w the body alter death and recognized it as strougly resem- bling tbe lady who called tor the poixon, Servet the papers at the time he took it, The lady called at papers he served consisted of the summons and com- Pluint in this action, and the usual order of replevin to the Sheriff to take the property and deliver it to the panne. On cross-examination Curtis admitted that tT RY will sell cheap for cash. Week, at 280 Grove st., near Montgomery st., Jersey © BOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALR CHEAP—OLL | ¢ity reterenes np Stores, Bakories. MITCHELL 7 Coanr st. 145 E CORNER LIQuo! ALF ITS is Repo steal €20 trom the custody of the New York Transfer Company on the 7th inst., pleaded guilty and was sent to State Prison for eighteen months, John Powers, of No. 22 Cherry street, who stole a soda water fountain irom No. 178 Forsyth street, on could “get at was not uty sheriff, The widew Barry on her 2 a wmother’s house at saven o’olock and Mr. Kunemund testified, narrating the circum. : FO. aio: ido testified that the agent of the company camo to | te 2th August, was sent to tho Penitentiary lor six | yi iuzne ner to '& nutorious house of 12- | stances attending his movewents 10 Now York and bi 0 Sarpy Koons, we i xchange: ¢ tear | youd @ her and demanded an installment of $5, which was | "4 'iutio curly-hoaded twoive your old uogro boy, wno | Wai, at No. 10 Forsyth atrect, kept by | visit to Union Hill, X. J, ou Saturday and Sanday last, e : Wak Bee due; that this demand was made on Saturday, and | yore the distinguished namo of John Calhoun’ Giay, | Theodore and Anme Haha, She informed Counsellor | in company with his daughier, aud his subsequent re- OLD AND WELL ESTABL saan FIRST CLA! 160 0 OT Sk Se . she replied she would go down and pay tt on the fol- made his first attempt at burglary mbing through | Gibson, of the Society tor the Prevention of Cruelty to | turn to Lis home and the duding of the body. Witness corner Liquor en a ood thorn Wp rh ghd by ge genera use OF soumstross and NOrwO sy lowing Tuesday, as had been her usual custom; that | the window of the grocery store of Thomas S Edwards, | Cuildren, that when Bernard loft her in the bouse | said deceased did not want nun to marry, but desired | Cueap. doing xoul business. GAL vig ne the ava ent went away, but insteud of waiting until Tues- | gt'no. 781 Niath avenue, on the night ot the uth Sep: | MES Halo toid her vo go up stairs and put on a short | him to reinain single and let her be his Vousekeeper ; | NONetss. Me ee TiSTOMSFORE For: | 10.2 EST Sh Sng CONTRTRNT AMERICAN, ero came to her place early on Monday two men | tember, and atictupting to steal some Droporiy. Tho | deta and fancy eacque. sue was then told to go I tbe you one occasion when she Wad reading w newspaper | wal tA Ghaas oon NEE LIQUOR STORE FoR | 0 tS in company, one of whom shouldered the machine »Rocorder sent Lhe little fellow to the House of Refuge, parlor, where a number of men and disreputable | she read of a euicide, and remarked Sutiatuciory tenson given, Address UWENS & CO., Herald while the other kept her back. When she saw the women Were carousing. She was oflered wine by ono | like to be the person who wus dead, she was of a very” Uptown Branebi machine about being removed she took out @ ten dol- " arrril sara of wwe party but retused to take it. Finally, about | nervous disposition. eae Jar bill, ali that was due on it, and offered it to the POLICE COURT NOTES, eleven o'clock, Mrs. Hubn gave her five cents and told | Mary Feaser, the domestic employed by Mr. men, but thry refused it, saying 1% was the machine At the Tombe Police Court yesterday, beiore Justice | ber to go home. Yesterday, on complaint of Oflicer | Kunemund, testified that she lot the Kramer, ot the Tenth precjuct, Inspector Dilks raided on the house in Forsyth street, and arrested Mrs, Habn aud her basband, They’ were brought betore Justice Smith at the Essex Market Court, and Hahn was dischargod, there being no evidence against bim. | utca to ten that evening, when she revisited the Gates ‘The woman Habn was held for examination tnig morn- | avenue house, abe drst tearned of the death of Miss tog. In the meantime Roundsman Folk had arrested | Gre When she left the bouse af uoon deceased Bernard, who, on being brought before Justice | seemed to be m good spirits. Bixby at the Washington Place Court, was held for ex- | ‘The case was tuon given to the jury, who roturned s anination this alternoon witbout bail. verdict of *'Syicide by taking prussic acid September L agmgayegacp ur gaye 10 at 42234 Gates avenue.” THE MOULTON-BEECHER SCANDAL, house, No. 4224; Gates avenue, shorty before twelve o’elock noon, on Sunday last, und went to cali on ber parents, No. 1587 Aulantie avenue, She remained there till about halt-pust eight o’cluck. At tive min- they’ wanted and not her money. When the men got the machine out they threw copies of the papers in the Buit into her little store and went away with the prop- erty. She subsequently got another machine trom the ‘ame company uncer her maiden name, but this the company took away from her very soon thereafter, they having discovered who she was, and from that time hitherto she has got no satisfaction as to either machine or money. The trial was not completed at ‘the hour of adjournment, and will be resumed at ten o'clock this morning, Kasmire, John Flynn, of No. 8 Elizabeth street, und John Sullivan, of No. 108 New Church street, wero held for trial on acharge of (cloniously entoring the premises occupied by Louis Kessier, at No, 7 Elizabeth street, and stealing «silver watch and chain of the lue of $8. Bail was fixed at $1,0u0. Counsellor Stacom made a motioa lor the prisoners’ discharge, which was demed, COURT CALENDAR—THIS Day. 16 Wesr ior a ‘ST, sia FLOOR.—A ents ute) girlin « small private family as good plain cook, wasbor aud ironer; best city reference, would }OWN LIQUOR (OR SALE—A FIRST CLA Store, Apply 371 Blooeeker at,, in the candy stor OR SALE—TWO GROCERY STORES, LOCATED ON the east side, southeast corner Houston aud Lewis sts., northwest corner Kivington and Lewis to be sold this ornoxt week; reasons for a t0 go into another business, Inquire JOR BALE—A FIKST CLA’ oom, near the new Post offic A YOUNG WOMAN AS PLAIN do general housework. —A_ KESPACTABLE EXPE; man a» cook; would wudlet with d youn; OWNTOWN SAMP Address E., box My of -Y Fy TWEED LEGAL LITERATURE. Scrneux Count, Cuaxuxns—Hold by Judge West- BROOKLYN ROBBERIES, Hori’ ahee washing and iroging s willlug and obligin Two ponderous printed volumes of over six hundred | Drook, Nos. | 06, 122, 147, 184, 155, 180, 187, | 4 vicroRY FOR THE PLAINTIVF—THE CASE yr OR SALE. OMEAP—READY MADE COUNTERS, | § Wiest 4187 91 pages woro laid by Mr. Dudley Ficld yesterday betore | 122 44 28% Wns'26, un 288, 85) a, °) | PROPERLY BEFORE THE NEW YORE counts. John Poloskie, « Russian, fell asleep on Wednesday | J! bests, uhowcates, Drag Drawers, “nah Bailing, 24 Gai, 404 Canal st, night on the corner of Front and Adams streots, Brook- ; i ‘ NOR SAL EL lyn, und was robbed of a gold watch and chain by two ro OR GALE A WELL ROTAD) men, who made good their escape, completo, with unex: Shoes to the valuo of §447 wero stolen at an carly hour yesterday morning from the store of James Manine Covrt—Part 1—Hold by Judge Sheridan, — , TSG, 4401, 4469, 2575, 8082, 1130, 087, 4539, 4041, Part 2—Held by Judge S 7058, ‘$409, 4418, 4521, 4522, 4530, 4531, 4586, 4546, 4447, 4363, 8073, 6179, B1I1, S164, 4354 Cover ‘ov UxNSKAL 'Skssions—Reloré Recorder Judge Westbrooke, in Supreme Court, Chambers, They proved to be the bill of exceptions and case settled in the Tweed $6,000,000 suit. Mr. Field smiled as he placed on the judicial bench the mammoth octavos, ‘ and the Court smiled and tho throng of lawyers also Yesterday afternoon Judge Dykeman, of the Supreme Court, Kings county, rendered his decision tn the pre- liminary objeotion of General Pryor, counsel for Francis D. Moulton, denying the jurisdiction of the D7Q West iti s1 21 Batons cook. 222rcreriae f H oI glish Woman, who has never lived out st class cook iu a private family; city a for two days. emiled, ali regarding it evidently as a huge joke. And Hackett,—The People vs. Patrick Fagan, robber: courtin that county to hear the motion of Counsellor | White, No, 24 aud 30 Adelphi street, by burglars. + = Ly ¥ *r TITS TRTSSTITAY T thus accumulates the Tweed legal literature. Same va John “Anderson, forgery; Samo vs. Euward Sherman for a chango of venue, The action ts brought ‘wo fellows were detected in the act of placing a Tee Sire wane eae Attached; bi ree ns, wrethen, 5 eat on ei a eee ce a iepsecarerenpe Fiyn, burglary; Same vs, Wiliietm Fenaader, felonious | py str, Moulton to recover $50,000 damages for mali. | !aTge bug cf sugar in a row boat at Atiantic dock, at an HERTZBERG BROS, i West BOth st. and troning if required: DECISIONS. assault and battery ; Same ys. Jon McGrath, felonious % : early hour yesterday morning, by Otleer Pelham, | Tog BALE—BOOK, STATIONERY STORE, With | ¢ Wks? 27TH ® . | assault and bateery vs, Michael (Finnerty, ielo | cious prosecution against Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. | of the Eleventh precinet, One ot the men was urrested Sierulating jibrary tof S000 volumes attached: best:| O, 2250 brat clase okt BUPREMK COURT-—-CHAMBERS, pious assault and battery; same vs. Michae! Quinn, | The place of trial named in ths original complaint was | and gave bis uamo as Timothy Savele, Tho police @ cle oxehau Kes 250 books per ad (PRESENT EMPLOYERS) opening st the kind in. any ‘Ls, 765 bth w Reneaaoa CHEAP st coruer 7th av, and 17th st. vhich ts velieved 10 Lave took chargo of the property, bocn stolen, felonious assault and battery ; Same vs. Charles Brown, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Coarles Miller, felonious assault and battery; sume vs. Benjamin De- By Judgo Westbrooke. Sondheim vs. Kamsler —Motion denied. Kings county, Altor the cause had been put at issue by tho service of un answer the defendant gave notice ing aud ironing; would a eh 13 years old, with her to make Edwards va. McDermott.—Order granted appointing @referce. - Samo vs. Same.—Order dismissing motion. McCoy vs. Taylor.—Order granted to file security for ‘costs. Atwater vs. Mann.—I will bear this case upon the Other affidavits, é SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Vorst. Castner, &c., vs. O’Donohue et al —Case and amend- Woents settled. Meyer va. Shiffer.—Judgment for plaintiff Opinion. MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS, Before Judge Sinnctt. Engler vs, Bayer.—Order to show cause granted. Brickman vs. Steinbard{—Motion granted with §10 cosis. The Columbia Grain gene Company vs. Canary.—Motion or receiver grant Barnett va. Sigal; Landers vs. Coonan.—Motion to ied out answer as sham, &c, granted with $10 cos Pararese vs. Psignese.—Plaintiff! will receive the newer on payment of $10 costs. McDonald va. Cavanagh,.—The application is dented. Coates vs, Hebbard.—Motion granted with $10 costs, except as to the contempt. O’Reiliy vs. Haunon.—Motion to set aside judgment granted without costs. Rogers vs. Catoire.—Motion to revive action granted. Weinant vs. Wittemyer; Benjamin va Cody; Jobn- gon va Engleholm; Kath vs. Scroff; Barkel vs. Phil- bin; Miller vs. Goldstein; Maller ve. Epnst; Row Cohen; Rit vs. Reynolds; Derr vs. Kercl Orders granted SURROGATE’S COURT. Estate of Jacob sunkill.—The report of the refere confirmed in all things. aod Charles Paulstich, gu: dian of Amelia Lang, must be removed trom his trust and his letters revoked. See opinion. Ignatius Flyno.—Order that citation issue to Anna Fiyun to show cause why she should not be removed as administratrix and her letters revoked. Injunction also granted restraining her trom turtber acting herein until decision of the matters complained of. Estate of John O'Toole. —Ordor that the citation bere- lofore entered requiring Charles Devlin, executor, to show cause why be should not ReetOne &c., be in all things dismissed. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Before Recorder Hackett, Yesterday’s calendar in this court was unusually Dbeavy, and a large number of prisoners were disposed vs. Yoroaux, felonious xssault and battery; “Same va Thomas Corneil, grand larceny; Same vs Mary Don- obue, grand larceny; Same Vs. Kicnard Lamo, grand larceny; Samo vs, Mary Kempf, grand larceny; Sane vs. John O’Brien and Thomas Murphy, grand larceny; Same vs. James Smith, grand larceny; Same vs. Samuel Goldmam and Samuel Smith, talse pretences; Same vs. James Wetmore, seduction. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. DECISIONS, Wasuincron, Sept. 14, 1876, PRINCIPAL AND AGENT—AUTHORITY OF THK LATTER TO PILL UP BLANK FORMS —ITS £XTENT, No. 858 H. G Angie, appeliunt, vs. Northwestern Mutual Lite Insurance Company—Appeal trom the Circuit Court for the Disirict of lowa—Persons dealing with ap agent are entitied to the same protection dealing with the principal, to tho extent that the agent acts within the scope of bis authority. Pursuant to that rule it is settled law that where « party wo a nego- tiable instrument intrusts it to another for use us such with bianks not filled up, such instrument: so delivered carries on its face an implied authorny to complete the same by filling up the blanks. But the authority implied from the existence of the blanks would not authorize the person intrusted wiih the instrument to vary or alter the material terms of the instrument by erasing what te written or printed as purt of the same, nor to pervert the scope and meaning of the samo by Liling the bianks with stipuiations repugnant to what was plainly and clearly expressed in the instrument betore it was so delivered. By virtue of the impiicd autvorisy such a depositary may perfect, in bis dis- cretion, What 18 incomplete by dilng up the blanks, but ho may not make a now instrument by erasing what is written or printed, nor by filling the Dianks with stipulations repugnant to the plainly ex- pressed intention of the sume, as shown by tts written Or printed terms, (Gooaman’ vs. Simonds, 20 How., 861; Bank vs. Neal, 22 Id, 10%) Sach reter- ence to the picadings will be unnecessary, as the questions presented lor decision arise chietly out of the fuets deducible trom the proois exhibived im the record. Suftice it to gay, tn that regard, that the suit ‘was instituted by the complainant to procure a decree that tue bond aad mortgage and the two fire insurance poheles described in the bill of complaint were deliv. ered and assigued tv the respondents without consid- eration, and to obtain a decree setting aside said boud and mortgage and fora return of said policies, the Same having been delivered to the respondents as additional security ‘or # loan of $10,000, the proceeds of whieh never caine to the hands of the complainant; and he charges that the proceeds of the loan were never forwarded to him by bis authority; that if ihe of aimotion for the first Monday of September, 1878, to change the place of trial, on the ground that a jury could not be obtained in that county, After the ser- vice of the notice of motion, and within tho time allowed by law for that purpose, the plaintiff served an amended complaint, in which the place of trial was laid in the city and county of New York. On the coming on of the mnotien on the first slouday of September an objection was made to the hearing of it, on the ground that the piace of trial bad been changed to the city of New York and ho motion ip the case could be made heard in Kings county. tbe Court decides that the util had the right to amend his complamt as be has done, aud the place of trivl was thereby chauged to the city of New York. This took from the defend- Ant the entire grouud upon which bis motion was based. As the piace of trial was changed Irom Kings county, it became entirely immaterial whetber a jury could bo obtained m that county or not. If the place of trial is now changed it must be chunged trom the city of New York, aud the affidavit aod papers upon Which the motion is grounded must be as applicable to the city and county of New York as they are to the ecunty of Kings. This would be the case as to the con- venience of witnesses residing in Franklm county. But as they are oot applicable, and have no reference at ali to tue city abd county of New York, tho place of trial could not be changed from that = county on the papers upon Which this motion is founded. * * * Tho place of triat im this action Is bow the city and couvty of New York. At the time the motion was noticed the placo of trial was the county of Kings, and the motion was propemy noticed tor that county. Now that the plain- tll's right to amend his complaint must be without prejudice to the procecdings already had, the motion might atill be made and heard in Kings county it the ground upon which the motion is baxed is more aj plicable to the city and county of New York, and tho place of trial could be removed from that county on these grounds. AS It cannot be s0 removed, and as the proceedings already nad entitled the defendant to a removal to a piace of trial from the city of New York, the motion cannot be heard in the county or Kt The preliminary objection 1s, therefore, sustained, and the defendant must bave jeave to make bis motion in New York, “ HYDROPHOBIA, A SPITZ DOG AGAIN THR CAUSE—A MOST RE- MAREABLE CAsR. Another strange case of hydrophobla, in many re- BUSINESS Messrs, Duncan, Sherman & Co., bankrapt bankers, having applied for a discharge trom the bankruptcy proceedings, © meeting of their creditors was called tor yesterday, before Register Ketchum, of the Bennett Building. The government of Mexico, through their counsel, Messrs. Field & Deyo, and one or two other urge creditors, entered their notice of opposition 10 the discharge, und they were allowed ton days to fle the speeiticauions of their objection. The majority of creditors of Messrs. T, B. Nichol & Co,, importers of glass, of Nos. 4,6 and 8 Great Jones street, have accepted the offered composition of thirty- three third cents on tho dollar, at a mootng held ier Ketchum. A tirst meeting of the creditors of Heinrich Imhorst was set down for yesterday before Register Ketchum, when several créditors proved their dobts, but the meeting Was adjourned util to-day before an assignee ‘was elected, ROUBLES. NOT THE FIRM. Nuww York, Sept. 11, 1876, To tHe Epiton ov tuk HxRaLp:— You will confer a favor by stating In the columns of your valuable paper that the firm of Stern Brothers, mentioned in your report of court procoedings in last Sunday's ediiion, {s bot our urns, nor are we in any way connected oF acquainted with them. Voery re- spectiully, STERN BROTHERS, Sixth avenue and Twenty-third streot, REAL ESTAT The following business was transacted at the Real Estate Exchange yesterday :— Richard V. Harnett sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, A. W. Spier, refereo, a four story and basement brown stone house, with lot 20x77, No. 1,041 Madison avenue, east side, 822 north of Seventy-uinth street, to Mary Emma MeGay for $27,020. M. A. J. Lynch & Son sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreciosure, H. Ferris, retere house, with jot 16 8x98.9, on West Fortieth street, south side, 216.8 feet east of Ninth avenue, to Walton Hazard tor $10,700, NE OF THE BEST ~ RESPEOTABLE YOUNG ownor decensed. Ap- ht w Grat class cook; uaderstands all kings of meats, poultry and aud paste, maker: in goutleman’s famil me ari to IMENT UNIFORM, COMPLETE, FOR SALE, would goshort distance. La thee ‘couniry ply or address 543 Fulton at, RES derstands ail Kinds of cooking; would Assist with way Kimber CLAY, COSACK & CV., ARBLE MILL ane nN avle woman as good plain will go to & bourging h Hiviier, Rabbing I particulars addross MF. ret ae CHEAP—ONE 3h—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN washer and froner ine sinall family: SECOND HAND STEAM urticalars avply to CLAKK May ply A RESPECTABLE WOMAN cook ; no aUjectioa toe boarding house; gord sity ii 8i.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN do gevoral housework —A COrTON TAPPER, 86 INCHES, cond band will answer; 1 leather velling aud gas pipe. Address Z, box 196 Leraid ii gist 3h—A RESPEOTARLE GIRL ad in the washing; six yoars’ refer- a hand Machinory ; Ian tactories, mines, &e., ok und to mss 0 F PE Bland CARKOLL, 201 Front, corner of Koosevelt G ACADEM MY OF DANGING, 29 BLE Pupils can attend at thelr own couventence .—A RESPECTABLE, STEADY oman as exe lent cook and goud bak obj. beat city referene one young wom: Wert ACAD q ing and teonlug in'w privace lamily; good eley DANCING ACADEMIE: ‘ABLE WOMAN (bank bailding).—Openit mmber 14. For circular’ address PRIVATE Kast Seth st, where applications can be nanos entered aftor Ausust 2 1 FEMNANDO! y Tie tla! cow nid heaters at coarse washing ; slx years! ING ACADEMY, 461 7TH A Sond for elreula& boiree every L NoT AFRAID 08 o 32 2 wort as £0 x4 coe ie ait assion with washes 6ST 42D 3T.—A Tuesday ena Sasarday. elty reference. y ts Glid SSewort aud Double ‘lide ‘tye- Justruetion rai BR. TRENOR'S ACADE Keyrie all, bth ay., Reservolr square, days, ‘Thursdays and Saturdays, Wd 'at thelr conveniences. See elreular. __HESTAURAN AN EXPERIENCED WOMAS ya. ha i wasaer and ironer; cood baker, &e.; city 6 Eant 12th st, ig not going to remove up towa, as reported, wnt girl the )2. as chumbermard EAST 18TH 8ST. BLE WO! fe Ruod English cook; uo objection to assist oun ad 8. specta similar to that of Louis Malter last mouth, was aa 426.022 a iy rT de Edt Ludjow & Co. gold by order of the Supreme fe ” ed at the Coroners’ office yesterday. As in that | Court, in foreciosure. HIGHWAY ROBBERS SENTENCED. funda to the person through whom the joan was | TePort " Wi from 6 to 8. . n y him, | case, the wound was slight and the patient suffered for | and, 100x109.10. on Ala carte at all hours, aber: boas ety rote nite? A Thompson stroct negro waiter, glorying in the | DOkOUNES, | POL AT ondemia the’ order | s scty tae, Ader Herman, the vices, wes ft i tonding to 147th street, pan aati ae ne Qf Wisr aorit st Dame ot Joseph Jefferson, was charged with highway | was’ jorged by the purty who presentog | “Ope Wine Adain Herman, the victim, was Bfy-nine | nue, vo plainsill tor $8,000. = 4A a"tret vince cook; andersiands cooking tmalltep robbery. On the night of the 6th of September, as | it or by some person interesied, to cheat aud deiraud | years old and resided in Sixty-eighth street, onthe |, A. J. Bleccke: & Sou sold, by order of the Court ot bash R ALS. _ | branches; wiliing to go t the country; best reference, " , ‘. zi the complarmant out of the money, Service waa made | south side, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, in a | Common Pleas, in foreclosure, James Wiley, referee, « ‘Pp Betontcos 6, WEST aati ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN Alexander Denike, of Peckskill, N. ¥., was passing | 104 {uc corporation respondents appeared and died aa | hutte ehaaty whoch ho tad constructed heimestt, He | Bouse, with lot 2oxhalt block, on Heury «trees, south removal, LA Gac'cook, eacher sod irener; undertenieueeOne- through Grand street, in this city, he was attacked by | guswer, in which they allege tnat the bund, mortgnye | iy wench sido, 216,8 feet east of Seammel street, io Edward Leo & pateomos Hess; coud refogence Joflerson, who seized him by the arms, threw him to | and fire policies were duly delivered to the company | Bad deen in the Forty-cighth regiment of New York fe! ‘ car st Mri ice: bik tip taldan orca will remove from £88 6TH AY. TUTRD FLOOR.—AS FIRST ULASS the ground and, after violently assauiting bitn, robbed | by the agent of the complainant, and they deny that | Volunteers, During the war ho been shot in the Sc CbRet. taitonaed me yobba tar relly Sane, Oe ae ee ee sf OQcuok 4 all kinds of tamily cooking and hum ‘of $10. Jefferson pleaded guilty and was sen- | the order for the payineut of the proceeds of whe tox | left arma, which was completely efippled He was a | Mun tot 24-¥xi00, on, Eldridge strost, woot sue, 176 seat, sth a. 4 Unking: tive youre” vest ety relerenee, ot Oa'te Sun St huguste at Tidday, ts Meler Pros- | the yersou'who presented "tin good. tanh: ‘roofs | sort of epllcensed veterinary doctor. _ | feet south of Housion street, to plaintit for 20,80, nd Sih 9 DZD eon’ Gfivate fomily': ood olty rfereons. kauer, a tailor, of No. Br ‘Ridge street, was carrying a | Were tukeu and the Court, baving hoard the partes, Va the 2lst ult. aSpitz dog belonging to him and the i alter aoetaie at: Tr A RESPECTABLE bundle of cloth vests through avenue A, he wag ut- | entered a decree dismissing tho bill of compiaint, and | gox of a neighbor began Oghting. Mr. Herman sepa- ‘Allen to G. @. Van Hor ItEMONIAL. pd pluin cook, washer and ironer in 4 pri. tucked and violently assaulted by a pedier named Henry | the complainant appeaied to tbig Court, it appeariis | a4 yhem, and, im #o doing, was bitwn im tho (oro. | Broud t hster hana i au 5 HODERATE : good elty reference, that the order for the payment of ine money wasa biank form, signed iu biank. by Angie, containing printed words making the money payable in dra(te to ‘Angie's order, and tbat the agent of the company orased these words and :nterpolated tne words “current funds,” by which means he got possession of the v desires ihe acquaintance of a young lady macri- clined, Addr TRANG, Herald vite, BILLIARDS. NOTHER GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN STANDARD 2A bevel Billiara fables, second band Tables. Phelan and Miler, who attempted to rob bim of bis watch and the vests. The tailor made a successiul resistance and Miler was arrested. The prisoner pleaded guilty aud teceived a sentence of five years iu the Penitentiary. A SWINDLING AUCTIONEER. finger of the leit hand by the Spitz dog. The wound was no lirger than the head of apin, The dog was immediately killed and the man’s wound began to heal rapidly, and it was believed that there would euployer, Cail 802 eit Av. aim Aireland young wowan as good coo James Simmons, an auctioneer, doing business at | money and eloped, the Court neld the change to be a bg no serious result from the _ bite, on Couender Combination Cushions. washing: excellent clty reterences. m e ‘ e ¥ Ii. W, COLLENDER, 733 Broadway, mata Ebook OEE No. $14 Third avenuo, was charged with larceny by | SFECTY Ait Mitt te ea von Meversed. SME | iio ist of September ho attended the funeral ntl a ooraer at 1idih UD BILLIARD TABLES=WITH | LOQS ia? AXcnte tic Napether ia eae ANE trick and device. On the Ist of August Simmons told si cf Lows Multer, with whom ho was well | . saute same i rae Targe stock of Trimmings: | family; one, us cook nd ironer; tbe other os shame a BS eee ae i FERN. Vermaid and waitr ounKT, Rovert McBeath, the proprietor of a saloon at No. 643 Sixth avenue, that be was to have an auction sale at No, 125 Kast Fiftieth street a day or two later, aud ad- vised him to send there some surpius bousebold effects, Adding that McBeath could attend the sale person- ally and collect the proceeds of bis own property. McBeath agreed and a/lowed Simmons to remove prop- acquainted, and who, it will be remembered, died on the 25th uit, Iggm nydropnobia caused by the bite of a dog on July & Un that day bis hand was very muck bgt and he toid a frieud that be bad been advised to bave the Hager amputaved. Last Monday morning his baud pained him very much, and be complained of a burning sensauion in his throat, ore breaktast his wite offered bim a glass of whiskey, but he shuc- vir & CO., 40 V EW AxD SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES At 4 educed prices, GEORGE E. FHELAN, Soh st, mud | Telorence, y RESPECTABLE WOMAN 483 COOK; NO OBJEC- tions to wash; iv good baker and peetey, comk 4 Address A., box 10% Herald Upiowa Bri THE GRAND JUR The Grand Jury leit their rooms ina body at eleven o’clock yesterday to Viait the public institutions fn the city, They visited she Tombs, Ludlow Sireet Jail, Po lice Headquarters, Bellevue Hospitai, Fifty-seventh a aia ©. of sth an bar busband to C. be | i Chambermaids. &e. BATAVIA ST.-A STEADY YOUNG WOMAN as chambermaid an U Addross MB. Ly DER 4X) BILLIARD ently new. Address, with | W fiovel) Table; com price, W., station Hs ry ” Street Police Court (to inv the recent escape of | dered al the sightoft i. He then began to susper 7 = Rebacthe dans? 2 SO Toe dapat tae abeest am SleBeath repaired to U3 | a‘ prisoner named Cody) and several of tbe stavion | that bydrophobie was upon Bim, and walked to Roose: | i029: C- egnault aud wife to J. MARBLE MAS 24h ata barns Oy A eat COLORED Kast Fiftioth street, bus sound the place closed aud | houses. The Grand Jury, contrary to the usual cus- | Yelt Hospital the pext day to ascertain whether this | stafford wk. ‘A, Statfor STEW ARTS SLATE: MAKULE AND WOOD WINTELS could see no indication of an aacton sale tom, did not anuounce the intended visit beloreband. | Were true. Hecould neither drink noreatany bard food. | sin x Sit, w. of Lexingt , $10 up; tho trade liver | 437M NROE Sf—a® CUAMMERMAT axD Warr Ww. Wiscovered shat he bad been swindied and bad sim. weve On Tugsday, when he went to the hospital be told Dr. | © Ht, Taylor and husband tow a Md 1 inn In order ot aR isTH REAR —\ aeerorata Rice and Dr, Budd that be bad bydrophoba to test him Dr, Rice showed bim a glass o1 water, and Wrst young woman as chambermatd aud w Mons arrested, but ever recovered his property. HENRY SHIELDS’ TWO WIDOWS. 4 trees, best city Simmons, on his own behalf, admitted having re- . VOX PER CHALDAON, DELIVERED. ORDERS . s ES RR | the sight immediately threw him into convuisions. © ¥ reference Call for two days. Cee nee ee ee ee eecdateat ambeae ott | ‘The long contested suit of Jane Shields against the | The doctors then applied she other test of twnuing him Cr wall arsed attended 16. ChAPSER E BURNS.” Q) Wist Well Sta WISP ROTAILR YOUNG explaining that “tne lady. who had" eagaged | executors of the estate of the Inte Henry Shields, a | With « similar effect. This led tho physicians to con- PER CHALORON, DELIVERED: BEST bil Iara lane chambermatd wad wattrane four him to old the vaic had ecu dispossessed and | former president of the New York Flour kxchango, to hydropbobie, He was assigned 10s bed In ward 8, nod Luienor mevateatabers boot postal ens | oa war eit BELA WRBPRG eee eg ae er eats oeroP” | recover right of dower, bas been bronght toa final | remained there ali day in terrivie agony. Every time that and toch ot, J. oMiTe!. "| G] goman as di clase shatbermatioe wauiteoss oF to erty.” Assistant District Attorney Bell's cross-exumi- Luton Convinced the jury ual Simmons was guilty, and @ Verdict to that effect was reudered. On being iked the customary question What be bad to say why ment should not be pronounced against bim, the icted auctioneer, sirikiug an intensely dramatic slightest draught ot air came in, or when any patient c er or any liquids wore brought imo (howard, ho at once went into spasms. He remained pertectly conscious until ten o'clock Oo Wednesday morning, when he became de- the door Was opened or th Ld ATCH is. | fine washing; be termination. 1i wil! be remembered that the plaintiff, who was married according to the Qaaker form in 135, contested the will of deceased betore the Surrogate in this county when it was presented by the second wite JEWELEY. ee. cit ADWAY, MOS RY . Jewelry, Ae: nlsy \ Tiekets Donght of Dinmonda, Watches, e. chty reverence. Q)] GREEN WICT AV — A RESPUCTARLE OtKL, AS chiar’ aid and iwundress in a private family, ety Telerenee. corne: ‘Asker (releree) 10 W. isonzonsia. Tucherd. to M. Leneh, » @ corner of Kings. are, lirious, About one o'clock 1D the atternoon he be- --— nor, Lan Twente bre, earn iu the chy of | of Shields, whose maiden name was Catherine Lawler. | came so violent that he had to be Led whe bed, Ho matt AMEale 1AN OFFIC K-85, (DIAMONDS, WATCH: The property involved is valued at aboat $100,000. | tonmed at the imouth aud ejectod saliva all over the 2,700 owelry, Stiverware, Valuables, &e., bonght, sold papers sectnoa.tae ot tay srlois bo word Gees ot os | The case was twice tried before thy Supreme Court, | room, His lace turned almost black. These syip- fod. nas bot 10: TAs? dist S7.-a YOUNG SOOROM ‘Okt Hon. Althuagh these twelve gentiomen {wuruing wih | 00 the ria: the jury disagreed, and on ihe second | toms continued until tive o'clock Wednesday atternoun, 8,000 sand lester Dio upseairs work end waiting, of to do plain sewing a dramatic gesture to the jury)neve loand me gaity t | $iala verdict Was rendered in bebialt of the first wite, | when be started Gp in bed aud felt back lifeless, A pid oi eromug eid. “mye agg guilty.’ | The Iatter bas two eluidren, both grown up, and the | consultation was heid becween Professors Clark, Mar- iW "Bal 1 peri BT. RESPRCTA. am as innocent ax tie babe unborn, and as Your Honor hopes for justice from that Great Judge before whom we must ali one day appear, {now most caruestly ap- Dalton aud Deiateid, Tuey all second Mrs, Shields has eight children. Yosterday hydrophiobia in tts worst an agreement was filed between the parties, ihe ex- coe, Mason, Watts, agreed (hat their patient C Dowel caaubertnad au for justice to you’ ecusora agreeing to pay Jane Shields $10,000 and | form. Coroner Bilger wok charge of the case, One Ast 42D S1—A NEAT, TIDY YOUNG GIs ole The Recorder, ob whom all this cloquence had been | $1,250 costs and fy Hie ld Sie Seay yonterany on MR scoad M oxy rerrom 116 Jas Ee And waitress; good ees. ae) ET inortem exani ei Oruiug. So ae Hee er ee tice ere nitet believe. yoo are. a ,OBBING SHIP'S > He found te brain cousiderably congested, tue mem- ree 6)()_ BAST 2D ST, (RING SKOOND BELL).—A RE edt scoundrel and that you bave been rightfully con- | ROBBING A SHIP'S LARDER. i tet vet nge dh ie ried She a 12 On; table Protesieat witl weed SS ty) Menten DMYe FeMe I WES Prison so eae the araehnoiis, The spinal cord was examined Foss in @ private fumtl w hard labor. Thomas Morris, a butcher on the steamer Germanic, | and jouud to be congested as Well as ine + Ame a pail KSPECTABLE YO! A FIEND 1X HUMAN | Consiverta, ia Jobn Benson, a painter, of No, vaneoxe stroot, ree igh sha barnen pees auetie ac Galt ae dt in byarophovie, att aig Ants trom $5 ypw 1] Deter 4 aaverae aod waiting in @ Ib xX ee res was wier, o! 7 en S808- eiormnen, Pe 4 aud ranted i . yi! binvedt vad thaf the case was more fr sullivan, F., to Knigraut Lodustrial sation isn, nies 3 ond st. ‘6 sion a jot of haws and butter whieh had veen stolen from the steamer, Flynn stated that he had pur- Indicted on two separate charges 0! outrage, the victims im both cases being inno. t ehildren of tender years. wat Gt, sreAKING CHARLES ‘3T,—A wibaw Ce Poa able than aimety-bine out of a hundred ordinary cases *. of WO ay. 5. of 190K Hh, Ly of the disease, This case LFings out most wonderiully C. eid hiasbend, to J. Rhea, Gia Pont 7 inte sed the stuf! irom Morris in good faith, but Justice | the symptoms of ihe disease and is a complete reiuta- si doatiesey no deposit roauired. con pbsagie eget tans dlbr eA) 15. Aco Peay eceant thar be had paid Span Glow: Gyuve stint] sion Ty iweue seoters whe, Goride Vue. teea of ie euiet- id at 125. Jmaid ani to do pain sewing of weld take care of knowing (he cose t be au atrocious one, advised hig | io must have necessarily known it was not honestly | ence and cinim that such deaths are due to the eflect uf TNAUNIFUL ART aidiiaan Erown up children ins privat Camily; best etsy rel client to plead yuilty to one radtetment, Benson at! obtained They were both beld to await iria, The | imagination on the patient The spinal cord and brain yh ‘OL [nye tein A io ad Mit. My dad OF MULBERRY Sf.—A 4 GLa Ae OA consented, but subsequently said be would go to | property was identified by John F, Hobly,a store- | were taken out of the decessed's body and kept lor Har SEW our eee uve ad Ob av. wear 10th; 0, 127. Tada ‘waittoss and to assist with trial, bub on beg placed us Lhe bar the secund Wme | Keeper on the steamer, microscopic uation by Dr, Delatield, tabusued 1654,