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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

nationality OF the law :-kobert Malcolm. John
r Van Epps, G orge A. Ward, John Moasf
OBJ ,ctions must be placed forthwith on The
docket, and the are ument oA the questions Of law
VIII be heard by the court in two days. The cues
tons Of fact wiu DE referred to a commissioner
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BY THOMAS BELL.
t1eeves Mes - s4an end iis fsitens tresls.l

WEDNESDAY. .e
Large Sale Of Splendid Furniture, Of all description 10Y
Also entire stock city made warranted cabinet
furniture. mn
FRIDAY,
At io] O'Clock, At the sales room,
Dry Gsods Clothing evelry Fancy and Pledged arcles
Hardwsre Cutlery Watcher &c ptoLs franks
superior Clothing Cloths Csssmerss Vesng siks sans
&c K: t.'I
Also Sheffield Cutlery, Guns sesar. Wines, Groceries,
Hosiery trunks second hand 81 hing Pledged Goods
&c Sc.
Also-The balance stock Of Merchant Tslr.
Also3 trunks superior clothing stgas vines gro
eeries hosery, TRUNKS OF second hand clothing,
&r. Sc. f-
Aiso-The balance stock Of a Merch ant Tai'er.
AlsoAboat vos splendid London booss drawings, en-
cravings, piiltincs frames, heauru 'hsfheld cutlery
SATURDAY.
At Iol e':loek, in the Sales Room.
Elegant Furuuie-A large and extensive valuable assor
OF household articles Of all
HIc~Ths stock of Cabinet Maker Counting house fur
Aso-The remainder Of the counting house and upright
dcsks writ ing tables, TIC. by order II assigaees.
AUCTION SALE OF GREENHOUsE rLANrs.-
The attention Of the ubc called 70 splendid sale Of
Green and Hothouse Pants IN ll bloc comprising
great variety ssssn Pant: aid Flower, among WHICH
Japcncas &c kcto take slace This Day. at Gu bic Hall
SO Broadway. JOAN b. GLOVER, Aaet,on.er
m2 ~ III Pearl street.
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MEDICAL CARD-DR. CooryR, no. IL Duane st. near
I Chatham ST. still affords relief 70 the afflicted Of both
He may be always Consulted with the Confidence
IN the worst Of delicate diseases m.rcuria affections
and the numerous symptoms arising from this disease From
culsr brsaeh q The profession sarSntee cafe spredy and
cured few days without the Of mercury any other
dangerous medincne No interruption from business ae
ts:sisd or sggr..asd By m.Es.msnt may apply with he
from in the morning until 10 night. or
dee IL Duane ct mi I'm.
IITANTED-A situation in a hotel, Pastry Cook En-
w qulre at No. 200 William street. second floor left hand
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NIAGARA AND TsRorro The steamer Transit,
Capt. Hugh Richardson, commenced her trips ON
Lake Ontario yesterday.
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OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE OF.
FCEThe subscriber continues TO erg'Ee passengers TO
Commercial foe Of Packets sailing weekly from Livepoo
Those sending for their friends rest assured that every
satisfaction will be given and the interests attend
ed to.
Drafts for any amount can also be furnished % ya,e
JOHS HERDMAN,
f2s 81 South Ut, one door east Of Wall st.
NOAL YARD TO LEASE.-1'he Clinton Co Il Yard No
Nls5 Monroe with Office, Stable, and the Yard paved
Ths sdyerssr u s,teId daily at II os!ost wIL.
streets. cod w
NITY DESPATCH rOST.-Letiers Deposited in III.
~ varous boxes Of this out from the
principal Office regularly tor delivery throughout the city
The adv BY it, the certain and expeditions
delivery every description Of Social Professional Com
mercs coespondence II ispecuiary adapted tn.
mission Of lnvItao aud replies and offers to the Ladies
coming mode Of sendoz their notes free. his pre- ent
Of postage (although quite opona strongly
to general adoption tending to promote private
and greatly expedite the delivery Of letters
at the PripcIpal Ohce, William ST. which place free
stamps may be purchased al three cents each.
The propri.tors respectful solicit imm,d date Motif
cation OF any irreguiarity. ALEADK- M. CREIG.
mlzt Agent.
book OF MURDEKS-Jost Pubshed-Contaio, anoogst
Others the following The murder OF Mrs Collins BY Ia
vid Frank, of yoha Bowm for the murder OF child four
years old Father and his two Sous for the murder Of
Adams, Of VIM Gross for stabbng keziah Stow OF Isaac
killing Capt West Of the murder Of Miss Cunpns ham Of
Johnson the rnter Mr. Newman of Michael Me-
Gavey for beating his wife Of joel Cous for kill
ing Mr. III Of John Murs s ea w;.,Tn land
'''' ~' No. ssl North street, PhiisS.iphia
mi 81. 27s Pearl street New York
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r offeE N%msn:. .sosI Of Dry GODS. 5000
Goos ' &. e1 TIE best 1s. Of sIs
S II. ssT ,Pay a,
thing x 81 " y''?r ST
f. SssssSen' i: r,s Cd yard.
:" S s;'';s $s:;st:' =
. cases s.endid figured silks, 81 giant styles.
Si.sGf ts and s9G nSSs and every
variety Y s ~ WIZ. sHAwLs.
ofevery de'erip'GppoosM IsTss ;,osk
cases besched sheetngs aud shrtings, from Sd to
10 bales unb .ached-,yery sty lie, from Sd to Iod,
Cloths; Cashmere: ys.tns, Gsmbroon, s. iastsavsy
Draperes ChInes and white GOODS Of every description.
80 in. DISHMaN
&60 REwARb-Fifty d'lar will be paid e The person
left s.s nj
March isss BY he H.r.S"rsS, Pors souS Noun. JOY
w. Walnut sss asiS va ns
sn mile; q The an Road: re Es S , e Rsi :ps
ds5 and prsp,a for II; track is believed hat i,en
a'ns on credit
es an e1
i9.s viii bs application at the COmpsnys
xiExR E = n, pc ss5 T rf & 4, G.
Phisdelpha, gath Feb, lssa fas,miI
kssgRr McnnD.respectfuy announces that he will de-
liver ssIi Of Lecture. eonsps Of Anecdotes Dialogues
songs snd Humorous Stories:
sRa S: and two ,s.. on. dollar
and ladys tickets, IS cents eac-.
Doors opea at seven o'cIock-perfomance commences at
s.s 70 ,. bad :. the Music Stores. and Of Robert Morris.
formanee. fas az
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AAe A'-'O'u'o'' ia f'ioueai '''N'oaA 100
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Salvation from Colcbicum Nv Wilson Jewell MD 1870
O,sra,;or ~ po..o,,,o,r .ccord;n9 n tho ms
thod of CELSIUS. By DR.. Warren, of Boston. 1879
Case Of LeucorrhGa, with remarks by G. j. u. Will
hsms, M DE- H. s'..'..'. lio
BeIl NJ d Carlisle lao
Malignant-loOkiDg Ulcers Of Face reputed can
cerous' cu''a ny A""''yPn'nc Nsmea'e'' ny
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK


James Cropsey, New York, to be declared bankrupt
April l; Albert McNulty, do, March 49, Geo W Cham
bers, Tompkinsville, do; james NJ Plumb, New York,
April !; John Bailey WAIKIKI do; Benjamin
New York, April s; Edw @ Van Bentsuysen, do, April
!; Henry Cropsey, de- Alfred Lockwood do; Hervey
April !; Charles Burr, do; Pelstah Wight do; Joseph
Gordon Pike, do; Alex Graves, do.
RoBBEns OF Mn. NrcHoLsoS.-The Governor of
Maryland has authorised il TO be said, that he will
grant noe prosequ to either OF the parties concern
ed in the late robbery Of Mr. Nicholson the broker;
of Baltimore who will make such disclosures as will
impDicate his associates.
military IsTELLIcrNcE-MEDIcAL DEPART
MENr Asst Surgeons M Byrne, and Hen.
don ordered TO report for duty in Florida, TO re-
lieve Asst Surgeons Byrne and Conrad.
81 AnrhLERY.-Ist Lieut. George Taylor, order
ed to the military academy:
Navy ORpERs, Feb. IA Lieut. Oliver Tod,
sloop John Adams; Lieut. NJ Lockcrt, sloop Van
dalis; Lieut. L sartori, receiving ship, New
York; ASST Sur w Coals, friEate Columbia;
phn; Gunner Carpenter, sloop vandalis: 10
Lieut. Taylor. navy yard, Washington; Lieut. T
T Hunter, receiving vessel, Alexandria; Lieut. J
M Watson, detained from rende zvous, Phiadel-
phia; Lieut. Pinkncy, order to vandalia re-
voked, and to remain attached to receiving YES
sci, Baltimore. is. Lieut. A E Downss, receiving
ship. Boston; Lieut. Hitchcock, dc do; Lieut.
mate G d Decker, frigate Columbia; Boatswaia
Whitaker, navy yard, Philadelphia. IL Surgeon
s Jackson, receiving ship, New York; Surgeon L
Hunter, rendezvous, Baltimore, vice J M Foltz
relieved on account OF i'll health; Mid E Y Me-
Cauley, Mediterranean squadron IS Parser q
McCauley, receiving ship New York, vice J
Cahoone, who has been attached three years; Mid
w F De long, receiving ship, New Ysrk. FL Sur
geon w Swift, rendezvous, Boston; Surgeon Z
Gilchrist, frgate Columbia, vice M Greene, re-
lieved on account Of i'll health; Lient G n Ken.
nedy, leave months, having returned from coast Of
Brazil on sick ticket.
RrMoEArross-Feb Is. william Craney, Pass-
ArporsrMEsrs-Feb l6 George d Decker,
mate Robert Whitaker, Boatswain.
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CLIMAX-HENRY BEE respectfully infcrms his fr;,p5e
and the pubic in gensrs that Ne rented OF BASE
ford the above .ples1id ssicsn No Ann street and 1s
at all times o. the DAY. The Der y sucked Of hs best Of
best Of talent engaged ne 81
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YORN AND HAYKE PACKETs.
NEW YORK AND NEWARK.


4 Re
rare reduced to Us cents.
fs: 4 S.s;Es; York
s' XII, ;';ia tx. s'1 XII =, :.
yss. ;hs foot Of Liberty f.::. N.v,,.
ss!sssssggss H " =
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,oMrRvrfElME connect with w.,
York and k saRf BT@;.sl. sss:s:
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sr Y III ss:s &c ]
rs.rn.aphi. ns d New B,unswiclfe,
N 81 srns.y:sSs NAM. Iipifcn New Brunswick. omit
:s .: :i
go PE9pLEss1 LINE s FOR AsddSA ITN TH
SfcS md N9kTa AaERicx a PEE
s :sd f:.ss. as h
M MsEANEFEw4Ssu .s..nSs.s dsIkl E
s;a:i;y ss;.lS ssosi AN Tuesday
ss saH Srfi
ss. VIII above until further noe. navigation
~lSS SgR 81; S5,E ;iai, z,s sA|R
80 RoSs wssaroe viii leave the fe.t Ct Wsrrsn street
S:.siss hsS vii .ssSSsssi
srpocs a oclocH' ''0'- anu anu ''-'
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AMERICAN nUsEUm.
Ens,osr Rrnnd,rn,, r,,,<{ l,s,, sfs,,eS
GYMNASIUM.
PTS Toll G ALLERY

+ y i l. u "A l. l. E Il Y
at q s:. g. h sy hare
e: ss re- q q every
respsct for the purpose or Athletic Exercises.
F?11,ps sS, s:. eai az evening m.
sss. ssa public tSss'' veal q and
Apollo Grand coaee Rooms: Bsosdnsy whch he AZ VIII III
Sa ~So By
mstsh her first npps;rapes IN New YSt signos De B,sn
led BY Mr. Pn:on in order to the ersnd
from The iavorite opera ii Fanatic PER Ia Mica a. well ~
g render the performances Of the evening escus and bril-
Particular, will be shortly sdvsrtised ms Sat T&Th
4 y q 1:5 q.
Tabe,nsee. on Thursday, Mach 80, 1854 at hafpst
.ORpER OF rxkRssk,.
I-TTo!unts tar c on The 9E.n By srs. .eams,
CratiOn-M". Morley, Mr.. TSornt5n, Mr.. Soulard,
and Choir
.-nds.by member ofJensson Lodge.
s-9psains Addrsl'by Bro B. Halloei, of Jefferson
7-Keciiation and solo-The Saviour Comes-Nirs Nor
s-o6S...
s-or.iion-by the Rev ,. Newlnd Maft.'
Io-ods.wnt'eas. resy for tins occasion BY Bro j. N
la-Fissie iSrsnI Hallsluj ,h-HspdeI.
tn. Musc under the direction Of Bro. C. w. Besmes who
Teieis Is cen each For sale at Hale. News Room Wall
: .Sd a a % "s
Seaman 81 Grand; Burnett aos stanton Kanb,v once
stS
rang. msni.-J Mod.t, ~ svsnus Gee Giss 81 Sd
street.
Members Of Tie order are !e YHo al ss
JoHN GREY, Secretary. mi at-
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THE NEW YORK LANCET.

EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HOUsTON,M D.,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26
City Intelligence.

WIN. B. TOWNSEND This person, known al one
of the editors Of the New York Express" not ap-
pearing at the Police Office yesterday morning as
he had promised, officer Denniston, who had allow
ed him to depart on his "parole of honor" made
search for him about half past four in the afternoon,
and brought him again to the Tombs. Mr. Natha-
MEL Marsh, who we understand is of the clerks
n the Post Office, and who was formerly engaged in
the Express office, appeared and entered security in
the sum Of $4,000. for his appearance at the Court
of General Sessions or Oyer and Terminer. The
Messrs. Brooks have net yet returned from WASH
ington.
SEVENTEEN SovERueNs SEwED UP IN PETIT
COAT Mrs Anastacia Duntan, of No. 2S6 Front st.
stated at the Police Office Yesterday that few
we eks since, as she at out leaving the city for
short time, she enclosed seventeen soyereigns in
nice quilted pettlcoat, for safe keeping. and then
placed the garment In the hands of Mrs Ellen Keel.
e an acquaintance OF hers to keep in possession
Ill she returned A few days since, on arriving in
the city, she found the article of dress all safe and
sound, but the attractive gold had escaped, either
by mortal aid or some ether power unaccountabe to
her. She accordingly prayed that Mrs. Keller
might be arrested, which was done. She denies the
crime, and it will be troublesome to prove it against
her.
A FENCE KErrER ARREsrED.-When one of those
notorious characters are arrested the public at large
receive general benefit, the existence of their
estab ished receptacles Of stolen goods hold out
more Inducements for thieves to carry on their frau
duent practices than all other promptings to crime.
Officers Colvin and Frank Smith therefore deserve
much credit for the arrest II one of these rogues
named John McAfee, who has kept ''tence" for
length Of time in Hubert street, one door from
West. They found quantity of old and new iron
on his premises that had been stolen from Mr..
Browning, No. 96 North Moore street. and from
David Forbes, No 100 the same street. The iron
was identified as that taken from them, and Nc
Afee locked up to answer how he came by it.
SMALL PorAroE TmEvEs.-Mr ,mEmett stole
coat from Caroline Parker. No. 80 Greenwich street
yesterday. William Render, boy, stole whip
from the Wagon Of John Carr, No. 543 Broadway,
both of whom were locked up.
POWDER THIEVES The magazine of Charles ].
Slowell, al Bushwick, L. J., has recently been
broken up and powder removed at several different
periods. Officer Parker, of the fourth ward, took
the matter in hand few days since, and succeeded
Yesterday in arresting William Gllalartin and Brian
Quin, two old Jenny Tw,tchers, who had offered
some OF the identical powder they had stolen, for
sale at Ssymour's, in Chatham street. They were
both sent below.
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SEvERI GALE AT BERMUpA.-The Sylph ar
rived yesterday with Bermuda papers to the 18th
instant.
There was a severe south east gale at that island
on the 10Th. Fortunately the vessels in port at
Hamilton and st. George, were but slightly da-
mayed II appears, however, that ship and brig
were driven ashore the south side Captain
Prudden ofthe Sylph, reports having passed a chip
on the rocks, which had the appearance Of being a
southern packet from New Yor She had been
dismastea at sea, and was making harbor, the
wind blowing gale from S. E. when she went
ashore. She will be total loss There was also
an American brig on the rocks, sunk and full Of
wafer.
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The astonishing success with which this medical
journal has already met, is another demonstration
of the power of the periodical press, when conduct,
ed on the cash principle with energy and indie.
pendence. Frequent attempts have been made to
establish weekly medical periodicals in this country,
but they have uniformly and miserably failed
Why? They were under the dominion Of some
paltry cique-ana had not the general good Of the
profession a, heart. Aud indeed, when the Lancet
was FIRST announced, the intimation that it would
not be the exclusive organ Of any particular school
or party was received with the greatest distrustthe
press had been SO long traitor to the general interests
Of the profession, that medical men exclaimed,
I" Can any good thing come out of Nazareth 7" and
would no. believe that the journal to which their
support was solicited would really discover the
honest character of independence. The profession
are now, however. happily undeceived and give
very tangible evidence Of their present state Of feel
ing with regard to the Lancet.
The number issued this morning is unusually in.
teresting. Amongst other matter, it contains, we
perceive, q good-humored review of DR.. Motifs
book of Travels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

NEGRO TROUBLE AT JAMAIcA-Further particu-
lars respecting the rising of the negroes at jamaica
which WAS noticed in our recent news from Hava-
ma, have reached town. The colored subjects of
Queen Victoria, in the island of Jamaica, had de-
feated Her Majesty's troops in a pitched battle,
and compelled the Governor and Com mauder-in-
Chief to n.y. II appears the Captain General Of Gu
ba was informed last week that the Jamaica ne
groes meditated descent on the south side Of Gu
ea, whcrcupon he got transports ready. and caused
troops to embark and il was said the whole would
sail for 81. Jago on the 18th inst.
The Courier is inclined to suspect that the rising
and the lighting of the negroes in Jamaica have
been got up expressly by certain English fanatics
the better TO cloak their designe ON Csba--NucOy-
caRa Rulffia
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SENSIBLE iRi'HNES.-The Irish Repeal Conven-
ton lately assembled at Philadelphia, after dismis-
sing the discussions OF all conroverted topics, pass
ing votes Of thanks to each other with eres, cordi
atty, and giving enthusiastic cheers for Dan o'Con.
nell. Father Matthew, and the Philadelphia ladies.
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CHATHAM THEArRr.-This evening is set apart
for the benefit of the charming Managers Of this
popular Theatre. The bill for the occasion presents
variety of entertainments seldom concentrated in
one evening. Five favorite pieces are announced, in
four of which Mrs. Thorne appears. The enter
tainment concludes with Jack Sheppard, which has
been got up in style that reflects great credit upon
the manager. Mrs. Thorne, in the personation Of
the bold and dashing outlaw, is unrvalled, and the
intense interest ofthe piece is greatly enhanced by
the striking truth of her delineation Of the charac
ter. The attractions Of the bill, well as the de-
served popularity of the lady, will doubtless ensure
ul house and in the words Of late popular come
dian, we may add E ...l ra,4r s.df..
| Like graf. fsu Of Goals she'll glow, ia
| great full house to see
| And u shes not ero,,f.c.~o
srsSfsO! she must
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SocIpE FASArIc.-A young man named
Nicholson, near Cincinnati, whose head was turned
at camp meeting last Summer, committed suicide
the other day tract entitled the Way to Saliva
ton was found firmly clenched in The poor
wretch's righi hand
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WHERE Is DR ELDDsE 1.-The Philadelphia 'Spi-
rIt Of the Times" noticing Dr. Motifs volume Of
travels. expresses regret at finding no mention Of DR..
Eld1dge, who accompanied the venerable Professor
during great part OF his interesting tour. When is
Or. Eldridgs's volume of travels to appear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

TIRED or IHAsKs-We are almost tired of re-
turning thanks to Harndep Sc Co., and to Mr.. Multi
ken. cfthe steamer New Haven, for oston papers
" in advance OF the mail" They lay US under Of :
legations every day, and hereafter we must pay them
once a week. rf. l.I
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BsrEF EXISTENCE on NAvY.-We lelrn:h.
Com Moore Of the Texan Navy has captured the
Mexican schooner OF war Eagle, one of the two
beautiful vessels built here for Santa Ana. The
other, ii will be recolccted, was lost one Of the
Bahamas. Thus in about six months the Mexican
navy was bail !, organized and DESTROYED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

ROBBERS N MsrLE.-Th- store Of James c, +
nisx. in Mobile, was robbed the 18th inst. Of a
large amount Of watches and jeweIry. Five hur
d ed dollars reward is offered for the rsscals.
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Robert Buckmaster, OF WIlliamsburgh, L. l., died
few days ago, in consequence of eating chr,sta :
Used arsenic, which had been left on one Of the
whsrves by vessel that recently discharged there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

Cosr or I~rrRrEaAScE.-What is known as the
90 Mormon WaI" cost Missouri Sl53. s2i So much
for interfering with the religious principles and con
sci ences OF any sect
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NEW YORK HERALD.
new Work, saturday, February &c, isAa.
New York Lancet, No. o.

Now YORK LANCET, NO D.
The number of the Lancet issued this morning, con
tains:-
Review OF Dr. Rsmsbotham's Work on Midwifery.
Review OF DR.. Motifs Travels.
Confirmation Of Motifs Surgical Lectures-Remark'
the late DR.. BusHE-Editors Comments
Editorial Articles the Treatment Of the nsane-the
Revolution in Medical Periodic al Literature, &c.
Report Of the Crosby street einiqus-Remarkaole case
Of Salvation by colchcum-operation by Dr. warren
of misunderstanding Extracts from the Foreign Jour
nas-Report of the Trustees OF the state Lunanc Asy
lum--A Variety OF Miscelspeo Items, &c. Sc.
Price Ga per annum. Single copies ST cents each.
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Court Of Common Pleas
Before Judge UlshoefIer.

Before Judge Ulshoc1er.
Mark X. Hamilton, u.s. abraham Yosb,vgh and AZ
fred Roach In the year 1910, sister Of plaintiff
eliza Hamilton) set out as she supposed, to make
a fortune, by hiring the Hallock House, corner Of
Reade street and Broadway, and keeping boarders
After being there five months without paying any
rent, the landlord Mr.. GemmeD sciz ed her furni.
ture for the FIRST quarter due bat ii Sas redeemed,
and forthwith sent away, and the house given up
Mr.. Vosburgh had lent her 600, on which he sued
and got out execution. The officer, Mr. Roach,
found lot Of the same furniture he had seized on
the landlords warrant, slowed away in hayoft at
plaintiffs premises in West street. The hens had
roasted the chairs, and every thing looked IL
the real owner but seldom had access to Them.
They were taken on the execution, and sold what
was averTed by plaintiff to be worth S2J0. only
bringing Sos 40. The present action was then in.
stiuted, Mr.. Hamilton declaring that tho furniture
really belonged to himself, it having been made
by his sister for money lent release the dis
tress warrant, and for groceries. The Jury gave
verdict in favor Of plaintiff, for Sl25 damages and
o cents costs.
For plaintiff, Mr.. Cowles and Mr. Van Nance
Mr.. Talmage and Mr.. vanderpoel for defendant.