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CHANCERY SALE

- FOR SALE-Two Newfoundland Dogs; alss two
rups. six weeks old. 1.-THE same breed-the sire and
,~A,U dam can be with ihem-and very handsome
Black and Tan Terrier They will be sold cheap owner
RELY 100 Cedar street lip.s House Apcd Newfound.
The Under will b rewarded by returning her. jazz itsh
~ LOST-On Tuesday. Goth INST large Black New
Fcundland Dog with little white strpe under his
Breast and little white his hind nails answer
BY the Of Law" Any person returning him to No
o39 broaaway. wlll be literally rewarded. jail 1t
OST in Nassau street. between Maiden Lane and Spruce
C.pes belonging Ladies' Cloak. lined with silk and
trimmed with black velvet The finder will the above
reward and thanks by leaving them this Office
or at No 81 Maiden Lane. j. 10 SIR
&7M REWARD will Be- given g any person that will
NV that 7. PRICE, ~ Dvision street, has
larger and Landowner Of Ball Flowe ali the
other Artificial Flower Manufacturers the city Exhibition
free for month. dU lmsm
pACKET SHIP ROCHESTER, FROM LIVERPOOL
Consgnees this vessel will please send their permits
wooDHtLL K MiNTURN, 81 South st.
goods not permitted in days must be the Public
store ss8 jal6
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VANAMBURGH " CO.'S
u u . Il . G ICAL K XHIBITIO
!,

o. Dosits the Bowery Theatre, will open ON
Thursday Evening" December 18th, lS46.
Mr. vANAA 3URGH having spent ycan in Europe with
IVA rlian has returned after having collected with
great and expense, PLENDlD AND EXTEN.
SIvE COLLECTION OF ANIMALS that has eyer been ex-
hibed this country; ch collection il il his design TO
hib 70 the New York public. while making preparations for
Doors open from 10 to u in the morning; and from to
o'clock in the afternoon and to ioocock the evening
Admittance Is cents-Children under 10 halfprice.
For particulars see bills ofthe day. dll lm.rc
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ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.

SAGE MnrSoDk M. Mf. !; SCOTT.
KADER, having bsen completely triumphant justices the
Sesas pomesc Drama o ssN a with tho
This Evening, January AZ,
The p'r0A1iB;b1iEsIi T KA f6SI%snes with
k.d 2, es ss::ie smn Ms Burke; cou.e Wood
Col Ls% , Sn,s Stevens vcOne, Mrs Greene; Al
eha' Banner" T SSs,s:. with isii and ssss7.
Ia smolsnski. by C.Ilins.
o.. 10. Or The viei.situds: a, q Maid Servant.
William Dean. Frederick: Diciy Dean, sS1Is '' "o'''
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
ChEsNuT STkEET, PHlLADELPHIA.
WEIGH Saf NAM N Np1 ANS IsfEsioAvAN;
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MAp4 4 AE5 HA Esz zs4E t G.A fsss.,.,
MRS Woob " : =! sseH re- sa
'ss''s Sss !! $fSfs variety o
Principal Male Es'''.H5|;US RE hEyI NORTH and
~ Firss Equestrian P1n,Gmist.C e; J; ROGERS;
I've" school S1 sSS6R s,SiI MA Fast Indian Effects
Two ana Four Hone N a9FrSa.THss and P0''ioni' j.
as pupil y are Cas.de ;ad LsIs ns
Pr; fIiI Vipp,i Arena Eass.tlisa Y. b GARRoE
'f s s:,:: 4 s$ !; z $As
Professions; s;;; SEssSf RTskrrsos
e f 81. 3" Al full and
Once s9s' fioa f y Inc noss unit
osiSe. PM where attention viii paid 70 the public
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GREAT AND CHEAP CHANCE
FOR SALE. HOTEL, with = bar business n
E Gent TO the together with all the necessary fur
- 6uifgre The house comfortably accommodate IS
persons The place s situate in Broadway and we'll locs
TED Tor Asure and profitable Investment The will he
esss or 9ocd ecsrity; Price 70! lease and Furniture Ae
4~0e Any commands addressed Coleman of T..
H. boz i1e. Post Once, will BE- attended Ja5 aw-r
OPPEh-1os English yheathne Copper, comprising
compete assortment from Is 70 Also ieeo chests
's'' ''pEf'I K. a c0IIINS CO.
Jur S 6outh street.
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TyyENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 10, 1915.
Prayers. Journal OF Thursday last.
The Secretary next read the resolutions Of the House,
drought in by their cer in reference to the death or
and funeral solemnities to Hon. William Taylor, de.
ceased late representative in Congress from the
Congressional District he Tenth Legion in the State
Virginia.
MI PEsrYBAcxER (from the same distrct) thersupon
arose. and after brief review Of the life, the services
and the virtues of the deceased moved the usual resou
tons in such cases. and that the Senate in compliance
with the resolution Of tho House. unite in the funeral OBJ
se9uies to their departed associate.
Secretary and Chaplain passed over 10 the
tives Hail. where they received by the unanimous
rising of the House. The Vice President placed
the right of the Speaker the Secretary Of the Senate
the right the Clerk Of tho House, and the Senators
seated in the semi ular in front Of the
Clerks table. And here leave the interesting pro-
ceedngs that followed to associate of the House
Onther return from the Congressional Cemetery the
Senate again assembled in their chamber, when
ton they adjourned till to morrow at II O'Clock.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. is, ls4o.
The Grand Fancy Ball.

That which has created the greatest talk among the
fashisusblss- and which, by the way. would have
written Of sooner had not expected you would have
received an account Of II from ADLER hands Mrs.
C...-k's fancy ball. which Oh last Tuesday Every
body was ON tho qui Of expectation, and as such
things are Of quite occurrence in this city. you
may Judge il created no little talk and excitement A
great many dotinE Mammal by dint Of persuasion in
duced more prudent pspas to put their hands deeper in
their pockets than their wont upon ordinary occasions
IN ordsr to rig out their daughters TO the best advantage
and from what has always bean attributed to the sir
sex on subject, may add any quantity Of aaxety
10 the excitement and talk mentioned above so that
upon the whole, the feelings Of the beau cmde Ivy
the appointed evening worked up to pitch fully suf
cient to make them eager for the STRIFE we may call
the arraying in opposition Of each others charms
The hrst person, OF course, whose appearance ms
noticed upon entering the room, The fair hostess,
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House OF Representative.

WARRINGTON, Jan. ".
The House met at IL o'clock pursuant to the order Of
Saturday for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
the Hon. VIM. Taylor deceased OF the Representa-.
ves from the State of Virginia who died at his lodgings
at the seat Of government Friday night After pray
er by the Rev. Chaplain Milburn appropriate to the
mournful ceremonies about to commence
The Speaker took the Chair, and the members their
seats
At twenty minutes past IL O'Clock the Senate entered
the Hall preceded by the Vice President the Secretary
and other officers. The Vice President conducted
by the Sergeant to the Speakers stand and
seat by the size Of the Speaker. Then
came the judges and officers Of the Supreme Court.
The Generalin Chief of the army, with other military
officers At halpat H. the corpse brought into the
House, preceded by the Committee Of Arrangement and
pallbsarers, and followed by the family and friends Of
the deceased and the Virginia delegation
All OF whom took the seats specially provided for them
few minutes afterwards the President Of the United
States with his Cabinet Ministers, entered the hail.
and were conducted to seats set apart for them.-
The remains Of the deceased were placed in the
centre Of the circular space in front of the clerks
table. The religious services were opened by lhe
Rev Mr. Tuston by the reading Of of the Psalms.
Then prayer by the Rev Mr.. Mlburn. After which an
address by the Rev. Mr. Tuston. The ceremonies
concluded at hafpast o'clock when the procession
moved from the Hall of the House in the order estab
lished by the Committee Of Arrangement Al
the front of the CAPITOL the procession took
carriages and proceeded in regular order to
the Congress cemetry, where the body deposited in
the vault erected for the reception Of tina romans Of
deceased members Of Congress and other public occn
dying at the seat Of Government
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- CONTRADICTORY FOR SALE OR TO LET.
E Situated fogShkessie Dgtchss: County State Of
sonsts q lase three basement and attic BRICK
BUILDING, @ feet by % feet.with a Steam Engine Dye
:.y N.s building. The Msshery consists q
the same IN full operation The this city
dsivexpenss Of transportation moderate. The premises
diate OPERATION =
10 For terms and other particulars, apply to
jai6 1m+rc PorshL.sn.;.
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AMUsE MENTs.

ssseress PARK TKHEATRE.
This Evening, January ~,
ri RIc II XRRfIDiSIIRrifd'
M RsSs,d; M. Cha. Ksan
BssliaEh.n ...... ......: MI Bland
E lSv xaa. Mr.. ct Co. ksan
To conclude with = '''' A''o'
oGiiiiashan. ....,.......-....... Mr. g. Barrett
rrss Of si PHI 80 ass NV. si sDs1
Deer OK osoeA ..4 iii. cu,.. wl.l.. ,r.ea.ly
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
THIRD NIGHT HI az. 0y The I'll me NEW GRAND
WIZARD OF THE WAVE,
Or-The Avsuger Ship.
This Evening, january n,
new Nsatic:l Mystical DRAINS. Isplete with incidents,
powerful stuations ana astonishing effects.
THE W7zAR6iS ' Of THE WAVE,
= Or. The Ship IF the .apenger!
Charles Falkner Esq, Captain Of H. M. b tho
NW; ::; %:s j Il. sss'
Previous t. p B. DISH sao 81 comedy Of
Lower Boxes 50 cents-Second and Third Tiers Is
bo soS S vii op.n M S Elf will rm
BOWERY AMPHI-THEATRE
ROCKWELL AND STONE, MANAGERS
Monday rs.dsS s ssssFs
ns '.;s;ss%:?!; 81 u f'2 ssff yin the
! $S IS ! II s''''' -''
ss:' Ess$fSs 81 4 SHits H'
Bo.s. cent. P HE AZ 0'n'' en'e''nmen" sar
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BALTIMORE, Jan. no. 1916.
The Foreign News-NewspapT Eenterpriss-Cify coun-
Clicking Csucus in BALTIMORE The three-horned Bull
Herr .dissandev-he Mdrksfs-S Stock Board, &c.
The important by the packet ship Liberty four
days later from Europe. received here yesterday
morning by special express for the Baltimore Sun, in
connection with the overland express Of the Herald and
caused quite excitement In city. The editor Of
the Ssa Immediately despatched tees
mont Of liz purpo to the President the United States
followed by locomotive express carrying an inn
mense number Of extras to that city containing the
q. Il ne tx
nouncement OF the resignation Of the British ministry
enterprise Of the Herald ana the Sun.
Our city council met Yesterday and after the transsc
ton Of some unimportant business. resolved to meet In
convention Monday next for the election Of City Reg
lister and other o6ces. This the signal for the
semblage Of democratic last night, at which
should not be reelected and after consider skirmish
ing among the office seekers Harry Ssnderson laid
chosen AZ the candidate OF the unerr6ed democracy on
the nth ballot. Whether King Caucus will reign
on ~s y %
Disclose.
The great three horned BULL he is familiar
ly known, the myserious Third Partner Of
camille nrm about whom 30 much was said and printed
in city some time since, IL to be sold at auction
be sold for lis feed and stable hire. all bucks
and bulls were to be similarly treated the suctonser
Herr Alexander sstonshed the natives last night by
sending watch glove, and three rings from the stage
Of the theatre into lamp at the Battle Monument. He
performs two nights more, and then goes to Washing
ton.
TIE MARxErs-The foreign news has completely
puzzled qudnuncs, well - the dealers in grain
and nour They consider every thing unsettled, both
with regard to war and prices. The market was COM
paratively at stand no one appearing inclined to oPs
rate, until advices should be received from New York
The STocK BoARD.-There was little or nothing done
at the stock board though there appeared to be no nc
nation the part Of holders Of State stocks to submit
to any decline. However at the time the board met,
49, =. - r.d vcx Man ,,ed. Lnorvn in the civ
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CHAPPED HANDS.

IN soELS AMANDINE-A vsFy ceIebI.ted article for
sale the principal druggists and dealers psIfumcry
throughout the United State: AID the
Wholesale and retail iii Iyn.r
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THE GRAND MILITARY SPECTACLE OF ABDEL
kADER having been completely triumphant, justices the
Manager announcing it, further continuance with tho
beautiful Domestic Drama Of SUSAN HOPLEY.
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FBTLAbELFHTAt
We are snxiously awaiting the foreign news BY the
steamer. The excitement 10 intense to hear in what
manner the Presidents Message was received In Eng
land The impression 10 almost universal that the whs
ministry Of England l. hostile to this country All eyes
are directed towards the Herald
We had another DISASTROUS IRE in this city today.
About O'Clock this afternoon, Eve brick houses
George street. between scuylklll Second and Third
were destroyed. They belonged to q named
Thomas Stewart Incsndiarism 10 supposed to be the
cause.
There nothing further Of special importance in local
matters.
Stocks appear pretty much In the condition as
yesterday.
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THE REV. DIR. HI0BEEB LECTURE-At the sur.
gestion ofsevcra Of his Friends the Rev Dr. Hgbee viii
Iepeat bis lecture 1.-THE Relation Of the Soul Of Man Er
ternal Nature the Chapel of New University on
Friday evening 2,rd nst and the the
nounced for Friday evening. -
The design Of pr Hisbses Lectures il to Offer an ustra-
tlon Of the truth OF the Of the body.
Lecture 70 commence at half O'Clock. Tickets b.
obtained at the door. 50 cents each ja22 ftrc
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TO THE LADIEITO THE LADIES'
AIDES having any superuous on Clothing dis
IL Of (either Ladies 0eutemenl obtain fair
cash price the by sending for the her
residence, No. So Du ane street, basement
.. Mrs. M. g. COHEN.
N. B.-0entlemens Clothing and Furniture also bought by
M. 3. COHEN
All eten through the Post Once will be atteadsd
jal5 lmsme
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Movements or TraveIIers.

The arrivals yestsrday-of which the following 10
only an epi.oms-far exceeded the limits devote
TO ~ numsiical accsssion Of visitors to our city We
AMeRIcAs--G. Lord. Maine; Michael Churchill, Con-
necticut G. L. Nourse. Warrington; John Eilst 81.
Louis; John Johns. Newburgh; g. Tucksrman, Boston;
H. Farney, Baltimore; c. Thompson, Boston; DR.. Carn
chss Richmond; John Buckley, Philadelphia; II. Childs
Virginia
Asroa-0sorgs Jonas Savannah; J. II. Blake. Boston;
8. Moore dol J. Batey. dol w. stoddart Northampton;
H. Cheyns Great Britain; c. Ranss Georgia; c. Dsvsn.
port NJ o.; HASKELL Dos1Dn; y tiollns Philadslphia
W. Gregg, do r. Crawford, Indiana; r. Bell, g. Jsgo
Dc Cuba; s. Lawrence, Boston; 3. Potter. wilnngtoni
Boston, Judge Cane, Georgia; J. Smith, ~ NJ. John
son. Philadelphia; ID. Leland, s. CT Capt Chadwick
Lynn; 4. Wales Boston; j. f. Curtis, Montreal; J. I'd.
wards England; H. Lanson, Boston; J. Bartlett Mass
II. Giles, Boston
Cirr-Robert spisr, New Brunswick, J. MeCullosk.
Wilmington B. Wyncoop. Philadelphia; DR. Howe Mas
sachusetts Porter Philadelphia; L. Ashurst DO; J.
Prngle, South Carolina; Rev j. Fowler Philadelphia T.
Watson, do; w. Wilson. dol Capt Cobb, Tarrytewn ~
Sturtevant, Boston; Mr.. woodford, do Capt Howss.
DR.. Morse, Virginia; James Little, Canada West
FRANKLiN-Volney French, Wisconsin,; Rev. g. bueu.
Maryland Geo. Benners Philadelphia; J. Barrett 0sor.
gia w. Lockwood Connecticut; Geo. st. John, dol D.
Pomsroy. Albany: Middleton Arlington; e. PrissS
ard Connecticut; Orvue Clarke, Washington Co; =
amton. New Orleans; L. Bington, Tennsssss; Raw j..
Macksy, New Haven; Ives, Savannah; g. Foster. Bos
tom
HowAsp--s Maddox, oxford; L. Bsnssu Philadslphis,
J. Taylor Princeton; ]. w. Gwnns Toronto Mr. Dsva.
do; W. Brett Baltimore; r. Loach, Boston; B. Harden,
Worcestorj J. Van Deuson Hudson l.. Checkerton.
Troy; Hyatt Albany; Gilbert Heron, Glasgow, SCOT
land g. Patterson PHILADELPHIA; H. Barrett Connecticut,
Philadelphia j. Bates, buffalo; 8. Mshsrson Florida;
Johnson, Racine.
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New York, June q. lss6.
Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones'
JUNE 23-Ws0d OGfman This case, reported in
the Herald Of yesterday, resumed. The defence
was that the psi NTH was properly treated that from his
own wss Psss swors Sa. So SousS Ss
of very well. The cause was then summed up after
which the Judge charged the jury. Sealed verdict this
morning.
Before Judge vanderpoel
Paul Harrd Harring Is. Janes Hopper ct ais.-This
was an action q respas on the case to recover dana
lowing facts from the statement q plaintiffs counsel
He said hi. client was distinguished foreigner who
taken leading part In all the popular struggles that &C.
Cured in Europe for the last twenty Eve years; and
Leads and despots Of the old world and such
was the violence and magnity with which no fol-
lowed that he had finally 70 make his escape to South
tnued to reside for two years During his residence
Rio Dc Janero, he made himself perfectly familiar with
LETT and came to this city where ks has sincs rssidsa
Shortly after the French and English intervention in the
affairs Of the Bands Oriental om his kno Wedge Of the
thought he would bs doing service to the public TO
place before them the true state Of affairs in
very much excited In relation the intererercs Of
the two European governments at the time With this
visw he con.ued with his friends on the subject who
His next step to call ON the defendants who are
tensive pubshers in the month Of December 1874, in
Ward King, and entered into contract with them
print and publish the work the psrtic ulars Of which
stated were verbally settled the 10th Of November
S46 and were SUBSTANTIALLY follows that the plaintiff
would ccmpose and write book to be called Dolores,
&c." and would deliver to defendant in state ct for
printing and publishing In the FIRST half Of the month Of
January 1886 and upon printing publishing and distr
buting 10000 copies In could be sold
he was to pay the defendants onehaf the rt cost OF
printing, &C. the defendants undertaking their part
TO pay to the plaintiff one half the net profits The de-
Pendants afterwards recedcd from their agreement and
refused to print or publish the work. in consequence Of
which plaintiff lost the sale Of H. and alleges that he has
testimony was not como through when the court i'd
journed For plaintiff Mr.. 6talknccht; for dsfendant
Messrs Foot and Davies.
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BATHING, H H5 wl pRE EsNsNa SHAVING.

DHALON, No. 81 Broadway, in Judsons Hotel 20 loag
Known :. 1n Bfosdway concsiyIng that 6nsly srang
I'd and well conducted Bathing Department
~ complete his arrangement Gov the comfort snd souysss
Of HI: numeyous garcns has the pleasure Of acrn
ing sh.np2cins and bathing CA b carried u sys n.y
The Baths are unsurpassed By the city for co!s
and convenisnce, and accommodate - person Hot,
Cold and Shower Baths. We
Hair CuttnS with clean brushes for each person h.vinE
been feature IN his business for many year, ne wcuse "
business his personnl attention. ml3 Imer
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Court or Special sessaouA.

Boloro Inc Koc0rdor and TWO Aldermen.
JrsE 23.-Edward Harrison was placed At the bar on
charge Of stealing vest He found guilty, but
judgment suspended.
Mary Ann Emerson was next placed at the bar on
charge Of stealing gold cross tho property Of Csthe-
being deemed satisfactory sho was acquitted BY the
Robert Nsvim plead guilty to charge Of petit LARGE.
ny. Judgment suspended.
Joseph Thompson, colorsd, was sdjudgsd guilty Of
stealing cap and sent to Black wells Island for two
months VI
Frederick Hsissnburghsr found guilty Of stealing
four aps and was sentenced 10 be Imprisoned in the
penitentisry for - many months,
Charles Johnson William Johnson and Elizabeth Co
mer eolorsd then placed tho bar ON charge Of
stealing two cloth jackets They were found guilty and
consgnsd to six months residence ON Blackwes Island
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REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
A J. CUNNINGHAM has removed his stock q Wascsss,
n Clo<ks Jewelry Silver Plated and Britannia Ware IRON
- I12k Bowe (nsw ssor.sl opposite delaney s.ss
Gold Silver and Steal - 10 1 Peri ~
Ell from e 8 70 So Glasses OF al kinds and suit al
ground and nsd wsehes Clocks Jewsy and M..s Bezss
rspaiyed md warranted. eam~x
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give up its dead surely shall justice sooner or later
overtake these tyrans Of the The time has BEEN
and may often be again. whom all the living men on
board shpby some tyIant murderer have been sent
their long account yet often has been that the unrest
ing winds have blown some fragment Of the wreck to
aier the victims slept oceans floor Well saysth Job
the Heavens shall reveal his inquity and tho earth shall
rse up against him" One word and have done This
dstsndant nom the height Of his riches and powerful
connections, looks down with such contempt upon any
verdict that any twsvs In the state OF New York
can render and Circuit Court pronounce judgment
upon that he does not even degn 10 enter these halls Of
justice. But Nh. Lester, a. . law abiding man
confding In the justice Of this Court. where the
injured have 70 ofan found themselves shielded
from outrage. makes u you his appeal And Il
remains for you TO say whether the who casts
aside al false codes Of honor, and asks the aminstrs
tion Of Justice to ntspose thsir broad shield between
q when he comes to your table, and lays his cause
down hsre Who win ever come sftsr him u you turn
upon him your backa3 How many times would any man
on this jury ask justice from twelve men. when he
It refused 70 representative Of his country whose life
was pered distant ocean by perpstrator fout.
rage Let the verdict you render, then, be which
shall encourage al good citizens In future to look
into his swn banda For remember that you can open
hoodgate to boodshed and disorder in society awful
TO tell the world that you viii allow the CONTENDER Of
law. Of honor and Of courssy to assa unprovoked
American citizen and American Consul whsn he Il
worn down with sckness he cannot stand up defend
himself although his wife and his children standing
around him But doubt not you will render verdict
% diKn6ed in it, terms and saluary In it, results that
all lovers Of law and Justice will b content.
After clear and impartial charge from his honor tho
Judge the jury rendered verdict Of $500 for the plain
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BAKER BUnxKLL.-The Hon.. Barker Burncll
has been in the city for several days. He rooms
at the United States Hotel The only Of his
rendering himssl reduce the bonds, which
considered enormous The bonds, however, have been
given Mr.. BurDsIl has $4,000 and II ready TO snwer
any charges any individual can bring against him.
Bssfsn EVewjNg TrsNscrips, Jwns 20
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JuxE 2a-Sophis Usher ~. John r. HeIiermann--This
was an action brought by plaintiff to the board
and lodging Of defsndant wife from l8l3 to lS46. II APP
pears that Mrs. Hollsrman 10 the daughter Of the plaintiff
that she married defendant in 1855 and from that
time to lo4s they kept house. and resided together In
hes continued until lately leaving his wife IN Warren
strset that soon aner he ls she had 70 give up the
mother where ahs has since continued without re-
ceivng any support from the deSsnds although applied
g Tor that purpose The defence tschnics Aver.
70 the opinion Of the Court, and 10 assessment.
For plantiG-Mr. Evan For defsndant--Mr A. Crist