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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-29

A RAILROAD ACCIDENT, we understand, hap
pened to the Paterson cars yesterday afternoon.-
The lax O'Clock train from New York, mostly composed
Of freight cars when about two miles from the Bergen
depot was thrown of the track by the switce being mis-
placed tearing up the track for considerable distance
The freight against each other the ends mount
ing up into the air. and throwing the bricks furniture,
senger car distance into marsh, but no one
believe, was injured. They detained, how
ever, about 81 hours,-Necark adv. .aug IS.
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CIRCUS FOR SALE.

CIRCUS FOR SALE.
LII the property Of the Union Circus this place.
"A consisting OF horses 100 foot
curb and dress all nearly and complete
sent without requiring further outlay the
purchased this place under sale by execution and
offered by the less than hall real value
JAMES KEesHAW,'
JAMES O'NEILL.
PATERSON, N j., August rs, 1876 au27 lw.rc
A TLANTIC GARDEN Is NOW OPEN kUk IhE
"A acknowledgements Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday sy en'nga commencing June Rad,
myi sm.rc WILLIAM ALLIsON, Proprietor.
MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON.
NO. 5BARCAY STREET, three doors below the Anne
IN Hote,) New York. The Subscriber would re-
specially inform his friends aud this public general that
he has four good Billiard Tables be found in the
CITY, all kept IN complete order As fhese tables
rate apartments the proprietor thinks il will be more select
and agreeable gentlemen visiting his house. private par
tle Each gentleman visiting tho above esab hment will
be furnished with and apron his especial
USE and the best IN the Any gentlemen wishing
billiard roo exclusive TO themselves the bowling alleys
Alleys which always kept in first order, with the
best of attendance.
Lunch day II o'clock Tuesdays and Saturdays
Fish or Clam Chowder
bury, Chnksroras Mill Pond Cold Spring and Massachu-
sets Bay gentlemen calling for the above al
have them the shortest they depend
having the above assortment His Bar is well stocked with
the choicest Wines and Liquors and Segar ofthe best quail
ty. Also Cherry Coolers Mint Jueps and Punches made
manner not TO be surpassed.
u Gentlemen will please to communicate at the Bar,
FRANCIS MONTENEGRO.
No. Barclay street
Priv enfra art he Hall
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
81 HENRY ST., ADJOINING MARKET srI.sEr CHURCH
v. DREW, PRINCIPAL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
q F. QUACKENBOS, A NJ, PRIN. CLASS DEP.
TIE Fall Term commences on Tuesday, September LIST
ss il the y % GO
of school Pupils receis all and fitted for the
% ahs
ia S Ta latin e ans e ena no charge will be
The Primary Department Modern Languages. are en-
oSs Principals pupil. we'll established 1
Of and in those habits Of thought and
Ihe location Of this Institute unsurpassed aud its
nifty The large, and well ventilated ~
sum has been erected in the yard for and
without charge. Circulars may be Obtained Saxton &
Miles Broadway FRiEnFYk i'5ss e g. the school,
few well known names have been selected from long
joseph It. John Hs c % III
ram Eso = EasT tn. Class bv
rsi EssW.a
s cs s. rI Sstf s,s EbaS
% Fourth s. N Msrss%: D. B., Is Hsm%"n %f st
Patterson, ESQ.,, Editor Of the Anglo American, ISL
Hudson st, sc. au2s5t'r
CHEAP SUGARS FOR PRESERVING.
sSiAE s' s & sss % 4 ):
and cd E Gsa GREN 9s N6 81 fssf Ess '
s
PURE JAVA COFFEE.
Old Java OF the finest flavor roasted and ground daily Is
Id; Sumata do 10 For sale quantities by
J. u. FOWLER, Grocer and lea Dealer,
su2olwsrc $50 and a2s Greenwich and &c vesey SITS.
WATCHES !-WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Those
" who wish TO purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold
Chnns Gold Pencils Keys &c. will fnd il greatly their
sdsanlRe to call the subscriber who selling all de-
Scipiions oil the above retail much lower than other
9use IN the city Gold Watches low and SOS each
wstehes ana Jewely exchanged or bought. All Watches
y; sSSs:: 'i;Sss:S
49, III ..e up stairs.
GOOD NEWS for smokers Of A No. Havana segUs =
- Inc Hat@nero House, IL Beekman street. have now
real aromatic weed Gas well dealers in hotel
c)wh the best the Havana produc e and
than any other house the United States Senior Rivers
rs at and will permanently reside there for the
purpose Of manufacturing Sega suitable for this aLet
amoag other mprov he has introduced in he
cture Of Segars the highly important Of packing n
the in the manner the Chinese thereby
serving the peculiar odor and aromatic flavor for which a
Segars long been celebrated winch this dav
has been entirely neglected by putting the Segars cedar
boxes thus mpartng to the Segars the bad odo aud d
plan has been privately tried for months pasand of It's adj
the public will in short time be able to judge for
Themselves As the first invoice to hand they
will be duly advertised meanwhile the remainder Of the old
stock put up the old plan, comprising very choice and
well selected assortment will be retaed at Wholesale prices
aud sold by The thousand from 81 to 81 less than the usual
Tstes Call and try them the Habsneros House. No. IL
Beekmsn street.
NIB. secondhand Show Case for sale cheap au2a LIVER
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AmUsEmENTs, &c.

s%: g. eesssy a. gfa @ r
Mr Collins Charles MIR A. Andrews Rivers Mr. Fisher
NJ, A rs rs 3 r Ne: k sss Hs Rat
's r. Mr. Collins; Mrs Consesnss Mrs Vernon.
Mr. Collins Mr. sheriff capscom6 NJ Beisny; Mrs csp'
Doors open az oeoe asa sss s Ms, ms will
%sHss a. aafpast7 o'clock Boxes 81 Pit 50 Gal
VII IS 9s oRsSiRtss ' BRfbA%ieo ss9
hsS ~. MIf a.
P VII kSb
w eoaads % b B'S as ppq9a Kid Ms
w.y oatmorsney Waeo hsstt AHa sos1 Mr.. HaS
50 Sppsi Boss. y s 4 ha
REkN WICH InEATREs-Corae1 Vaaos aud CHAR.
the sffiYtaS iA.s"i &c @ Will Be
D% sG MT II Sspm Tn
II uhs perf9rmances will commence with the YELLOW
man TI s. { en- Dw:I 6Ssfs
meg oD@psr oG
mi Boae, q cents Pr IA Genus. Door. 1-penor,
CASTLE GARDEN, with its extensive Promenade. >,
u. sSsa day and %
,oId yo; tanner Me5acg ysmout and which
MIR z: ". Meyrel. ''''''''A u
Ss % sf am hour Of e.
extending the whole Of Tie Espsnsde, which vii
%a vsw
mission during the day and evening laH cents.
GREAT ATTRACTION.
MR. ck Mss MRS IolT cRIsr ,h Mr.. CHIPPENDAE.
NIBLOs uARDEN-s,turday Evening, August goth, the
x Sss Rf y's NEVER WSa FAIR
LADf-Ruy Gomez, MIR CRISP; Donna Leonora Mrs Watts
Hall an hours internission for the Concerts Musard
Mark Chase, MIR Chippendaie; SIR Alfred Hghlyer; MIR
Crisp; Maria Darlington, Mrs Crisp
Ilckets 30 cents
VI, ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHlLADELPHIA
H popular OF ia, sesS Tpd
teu ana Is now The handsomest theatre in the Union
S THE NRkvo iHgss MAR Ys"'
Aspen, Mr. Burton; Mshane, Mr. E. Shaw; Lord Flourish
MIR Howard; Lady Leeeh Mrs Hughes; sety Mrs Gibbons
Paul pry Mr. Burton; caoae f Hardy Mr. rn,ln. Fran,
Hardy, Mr. Bowers; Phebe with songs. Mrs Howard.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBI-
TON EVER KNOWN.
THE CELEBRATED FAMILY OF
SHAKER BROTHERS AND SISTERS,
CONSISTING OF
MISS JULIA A. WILLARD. MISS A. FOSTER MRS
TRIBUNE, MIR. OTIS, DIR. TRIBUNE,
AND MIR PARTRIDGE,
WILL GIVE THEIR FIRST GRAND CON-
CERT AND LECTURE
AT THE APOLLO ROOMS, 4lO BROADWAY
~ ON MONDAY EVENING, AuoUsr, 81, 1896
,ONSlSriNG OF complete illustration of the system
~ mode OF me- manner OF worship pecuarites Sc &c of
pIosIsss their Chaunts Dances &C. with ali the
Tickets rs For sale all the Music Stores Hotels
&c: Doors open at hall past I. Commence at O'clock
For particulars, see bills. aug It IN
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE. BALTIMORE
please apply by letter, addressed g. WIN
Lessee Walnut and Holiday stes Theatres
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nlarrleSl.


On Thursday evening, Aug. 27th, by the Rev Charles
Constantine Pse, D. D., MIR MATTHEW l.. McDoyoUGH
to Miss CATHERINE Roach.
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EDGAR JENKINS, Auctiopeer.
IN CHANCERY, SALE IN PARTITION OF
THE BODINE FARM
NEAR PORT RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND.
~ IN PURSUANCE of decreal order Of the Court of
Ina: Chancery, the above mentioned premises will be sold
public auction under the direction OF the crber
a. the MaYon House, the premises, the LIST day Of
September next, II O'Clock in the forenoon.
The Farm about sixty having large
front the river Kill Van Ku The Mansion HOUSE
due Of the will be divided and sold in lots par
cells of cow enient size.
For further information, the title &C., application
be made +. 8 KINNEY, ESQ., Solicitor "a Cedar
to the undersigned.
Lithographc of the premises will be ready Ave days
the sale. PHILO T. RU0GLES,
Dated, August %, 1876. Master in CHANGER
au23 tOSeptlst N
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AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD.
JACOB BHAlSTEn Auct,n,a.r

d,
VINHE undersigned respectfully informs friends the
public generally that secured the services OF
JACOB BREASTED as his Auctoneer his large stores
50 Beekman and CO Ann he il all times prepared
effect In his usual puncua manner sales Of Fur
nure and Merchandise in general Families wishing their
furniture sold al their houses will particular
tention Liberal advances will be made usual on all de-
time
Mr.. JACOB BREASTED having great facilities for the
Of business well to the procuring bond
and mortgage promssoy stocks and
ON collateral securities All business promptly attended
and accounts closed up ms soon sales effected
The first fall trade sale of this establishment catalogue
only will commence on the Sd day Of Sept. hapas 70 A.
sold pay advances and storage without reserve TO the
highest bidder For further Courier and En-
quirer. MICHAEL ISAACSON,
Commission Merchant
au2f 2w*mc JACOB BREASTED, Auctioneer.
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READ THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED

WALposoEo. Me-, July 90, 1913.
let the world know what has me Possessed of
prevou. the spring Of ls,3 when troubles with df
se%sms N july %s. Violently msS pain
which continued until , then was couaed to the house
eousSG fGSs ~S Ss"s
p % boss Of %
time consulted three physicians sll OF whom did their
c c i %s to e live "s i S%
sn mo uns o s ss% sd my lungs AZ h
their skill friends desparrd Of my lie my oM" hepe OF re-
Dr. WIsTAR'ss s' B.IsaM OF WILD CHERRY.
when had taken one and half bottles those spells
until Spring 1874 when ceased to bleed Al the lungs my
as o . o@ e h.a s good
able to do days work every day o" my AS S coMERy.
Witness, THOMAS BENNER.
SSn sale Sv ss s Ss
also BY druggists generally throughout the United sse; and
o%
'sD1 ssss @ @
es sIa ws IN hs and q
the H E, spaF; e g5 A furnished
27s Broadway, Graaite Building,
29,w.rh corner of Chamber street.
LOST.
e Eighth s.!ss and @ .ysGas e the New York
i at the bar Of the New York Hotel aug is.mc
TO PRINTERS
WANTED-A Composition who is acquainted with every
story Herald Buildings. aug tim
WANTED,
TWO three good s''msH JA AgRly EEK g. xsS1des
au2s 2trc $50 Broadway
A SITUATION as a sSaehman. either private or public,
@ give any satisfactory reference required by applying at
A SITUATION as chambermaid or lsundress, w a re-
spssaSs young woman apply e. 400 m street, be-
au2S 3t.rc
A SITUATION by young woman or
address Hersd se give inc pest OIL CITY sna
WAkDKogE AND FURNITURE WANTED,
y .sSss e. s: :ss:s.sss
BMA line ihISash the Office otherwi:s; win be
GERMAN HARDWARE.
a Scissors. Ghisses Butcher Knives table Kniss. and
~ on
$50 sSsLATEs AND SLATE PENCILS.
20 eases States, assorted Nos toe a. 45s and Nos.
and eek pfsf'
Junction of Liberty street.
Violins, Guitars, Flutes &C.. constantly on hand
an28 I'm
RICHER THAN EVER
'HE NEW YORK JEFEERsONIAN and Weekly De.
The number for August 20 h. will contain
Porp of Politicians No IAN likeness of the
Hon. George M Dallas, Vice President with biography sc.
An interesting article the State of Affairs MEXICO
Gen. Taylor and Gen. Worth.
Cbancery System for Reorgansa
ton.
LotteresThe Fraudulent Certificate Sys;em-S Syl-
vester and Lewis Morrison Of ii Wall strce-Ptsburg Cor
respondence.
Free Trade practically illustrated
Interesting Facts relative the Finances and Property
the State.
Trial Of Gen. Gaines and its results
Late news from the Army-mportant intelligence from
Vera CIuz-The French in the i6c &C.. forming
interesting record Of passing and future events.
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STEAMBOATS,, 20.
COMFY JS1,AND FERRY

OONEI IcithND rEhN1
a0S0a a SUNDAY, August 3oth le6.-T, ne steau,
GErn7zszry}sboar PROPRIETOR capt. II. M Han wal,
1870 folows-leaving Canal street, ~ H.
o. A. 81 and ~ T. Nj Whitehall, 10 A. M. aud r. NJ
Coney Island TX A. NJ. and 81 p. NJ
And the steamboat OLAS Capt r. Yates, will leave Pike
street, f. r., at Tx A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ; Thor's Dock
Brooklyn near Fulton Ferry. TX M ands ~; White
ing at the dock Gowanus tnear the Greenwood Gene
tTy) and Fort Hamilton each way.
Aud the splendid new ste 'mboat JOSEPH f. COFFEE
Csit Aiming smith will direct from Whitehall Coney
Island. touching Fo Hamilton only on her last trip
and up whitehall and II A. NJ. J. and r. NJ; Cvney
Island, 10 A. NJ ~ NJ, 2, 4 and ca p.
Fare l21< cents, each way. Il. BEILBY
m
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.

NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
From the pier the foot of Courlandt street.
The ow-pres steamboat EMPIRE, Captain X B. Macy
the foot OF Couandt Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings, at seven o'clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. VIM II. Peck, will
leaye Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings At 7
O'Clock.
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive time take
the Morning Train of Cars from Troy Buffalo, and
north Saratoga Whitehall and Lake Champlain
For Passage Freight apply board, the Office
the wharf
No freight taken after 5k O'Clock.
NOTICE-All goods, freight bank bills, specie, any
kind positively risk 1867
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no FOR THE HIGHLANDS-

An <SN TO dwell ON the attractions which are pre-
pared to greet the OF those who design
-N-&zto accompany the DELAWARE steamer
on IT'S ne route down our Bay Sunday
ing, would be as impossible and duly
appec'ted mnst be witnessed Let suffice say that
after visiting the ycines of Sandy Hook the Horse
srernaee Cove aud the Highlands of Never Sink and land
ing at The Horse Shoe, the company will have oppou
NIFTY OF Witnessing the Kevolv Lights in all sublim
y and spleador The boat wl leave Hammond street
io Delaney at lo4 Market 0h Pier below Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn, At losl; and Pier No. l. N. r., at II.
N. There will be Clam Bake, Pic Me Fishing Crab.
bling, Claiming, and beautiful waters to bath in
I fp
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66R- UNION LINE OF JACKETS FOR LIVER,
M2t POOL Packet Of the 3oth August The splendid
and fast sailing packet ship EMPIRE, 1900 tons
gusr day The accommodations OF this elegant packet for
cabin second cabin and ste
by ship in port all Of which will be sEen at reduce
Those wishing to berhs should make mme-
diate application board pier No North river or 10
~ T TAPsCOTT.
su20r S South street, I'd door below Burling slip.
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6&6 PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN from LIVER
M1f POOL, is dscharging under general order It o.
sHEsesns wharf foot OF Wall street. Consisnees vii
pleass attend to the receipt Of their goods. suaSr
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AOn - RIA5LX c LINE OF B0A ., BET =!
The steamboats SYLPH, Captain J. Brais-
ted. and STATEN lSLANDER Captain D. Van felt, will
Leave Staten Island -, .. 10 and IL A. M; stlsaLa
Leave New York ct 7.s 10. and IL. A. NJ and Ls.Iha
All freight at the risk of of the owners thereof
will leave Vandebilts landing for Telegraph
c Station hour throughout the day. Fare lax
iy3
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Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Tngraham.


Porter aud Baildn Jones. ShsrifThe defence in this
cause opened yesterday and was threefcd first, il
contonded that Font taken out OF the custody of
the Sheriff by writ OF hobeas corpus issued by exRe
cordcr Tamage second that the c1pias upon which he
held to bail not baabe process and that he was
improperly held TO bail and thereby that plaintiff had after
wards perfected their judgment and issued sa upon
which Bent arrested and the judgment satisfied and
therefore that plaintiff sustained damage the
first grounds Of defence untena5e. Adjourned
this morning
Before Judge Ulshoefer.
Wm III Hdlsfead VS.. Peter Roge-This was an action
for goods sold and delivered the sum claimed was
$l0I 90 The plaintiff defendant for quantity Of
meat sold TO defendants sister in s42 and seeks to make
him liable the ground that he detendan had provi
ousy paid other bills contracted by his sister The de-
fence set that the defendant never promised to
pay The plaintiff he under any obligation to pay
them for his sister and that when he paid other bills for
her he was indebted to her. Verdict for defendant
For plaintiff Messrs Kembls Van Ranken. For do.
PENDANT, MIR, E. Ssndiord
Sa'ausI Coli Chas F. Miller, ct ais.-This was an
action bond for $3.50. The descendant was sued on
two promissory executed by him 10 the plaintiff
and another person named simpson, and an attachment
issued against him both He afterwards to obtain his
liberty executed the bond in suit with the other defend
ants as his suretes The defence merely technical
and The court directed the jury 20 find for the plaintiff
tor thsf un amount claimed with interest
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The Russ PAVEMENT. This great work is now
completed, and is acknowledged to be the most
substantial and most durable piece of pavement
that was ever put down in this city.
The cost, shown by Mr.. Russ, is 1891 81,
of which 5000 was contributed by private par
ties, and the balance $3OOl 81 was paid by him
self. This sum looks to be large for so small a
piece of street, but it must be recollected that it
is but an experiment and in testing all expert
ments, a large outlay of money is indispensable.
1t must not be supposed that if the whole of
Broadway Were now to be paved with the Russ
pavement, that it would proportonably cost as
much as the block between Chambers and Reade
streets.
We have been frequently asked, how is Mr.
Russ to be remunerated for his labor in doing
this work. and the large outlay of money he has
made! We certainly do not know any other way
than for the Common Council TO foot the whole
bill thar is, pay the outlay, anu also Mr.. Russ
for his time. This gentleman, in a spirit of pa
triotism of the most commendable nature, under
took the enterprise for the public veal, and never
expected to make cent from it. He knew that
solid and durable pavement could be made, in
lieu of the old fashioned and break-neck cobble
stones, and he has proved it to the satisfaction of
every person.
Itwould be only Just then that Mr.. Russ should
not suffer. We hope the Common Council will
do him Justice.
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u. y. District Court.

sErT 13.--.4ssauh wifh Dangerous Wedpon.-James
Van Vlect put his trial on Tuesday for an assault
with dangerous weapon the second mate of the shin
Garrck, found guilty and remanded for sentence
Larceny on The High Seas.-The case Of Prudent Rc-
sier indicted tor larceny on the high seas called
up yesterday morning Upon motion of his counsel Mr.
salnecht, his trial was postponed until further order to
give opportunity to have the prisoner examined by one
Or two phys cians touching his insanity.
Charge Of Pe,Jwy-Joseph Scott (colored) indicted
for perjury alleged 10 be by him committed during
present term OF the court in swearing the trial of
Thomas Stevens, mate Of the ship Morea that he (sc-
vens had struck him with tho lower sail yard Of
said ship Morea, was tried and acquitted
Hed 10 BaiI-Captain Freeman of the ship Sea, was
held to bail in 800 to answer charge of having le the
second mate in foreign port
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Court or General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and AID Stonsall and Foo.s


John McKeon, Esq District Attorney.
ssPr ~ -.assaua aud Battery Nth Intent TO Kill
Thomas slater was placed at the bar this morning. for
trial. on charge OF on the night OF the 10Th Of August
last, severely wounding young named James Ca
sey, by stabbng him with knife. On the part of the
prosecution IL was shown that in ARRAY growing
of some alleged assault npon young female at ball in
the upper part of the city Casey stab cd and
verely wounded in the abdomen by Slater that he way
confined in the City Hospital for nearly a month For
the defence, was conicndci that accused left
the ball room he was attack thrown down and beaten
by several persons and used his knife 10 self defsnce,
but without any intention to kill inlure any Ths
jury found the accused guilty OF assault and battery.
with intent TO maimi at the same time recommending
him to the mercy OF the Court He was remsnded for
sentence
Trici for Burglary Andrew Baker indicted for bur
glary in the second degree, in having on tho nth OF
July last, entered the dwelling house OF Thomas Cut
lens in ioad street. by means Of false keys and stealing
therefrom sundry articles Of clothing worth sbout So
next called to trial On the part Of the prosecution
shown that the paddock and false key with which
had be en- unlocked found in possession Of the
also somo Of the articles alleged TO have been
stolen The jury found the accused guilty Of burglary
in the "a degree and the Court sentenced him to be ina
prisoned in the State prison for two years
Trial for Grand Larceny Margaret Kenobe
larceny in having on the Sd Of August last stolen ss7
In bank bills the property OF Mr. Waildrick, baker. 9th
avenue MIR. wadrck, on the part of the prosecution
dcpcsed that the day in question the accused called
at and asked for drink of waer that he
the time engaged in counting his money which he
left behind the counter, whlo he left the store for
moment in order TO tell his girl bring he water for
the accused; that returning the store he found
that he Immediately pursued the accused and her
arrest; that on being taken to the police Office the
ney was found in her possession. For the defence, it
the accused that she found the money ON the floor Of
the sto 9; and that any offence had been committed it
was under peculiar in which the accused
was placed at the time. After some consultation, the
District Attorney consented to receive verdict Of petit
larceny only, which was accordingly rendered by tho
jury, who also recommended the accused to the mercy
OF the Court She remsnded for sentence, and the
Court then adjourned until tomorrow morning