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anu concluded No. 10, another reserved cause, was
theh taken up and concluded. Judgment reserved.

ana ana concluded No. TO- another reserved cause was
'"en 'AAeh UP and concluded. Judgment reserved.
OMrkp STATES DisraIcr CorRr-Before judge Betts
EECn,arse heuoh-The trial Of William smith, Geo
Irseovs ana Ave others resumed and ended in the
Peek, Bradford 4 Richmond vs JVhu a Gu,,-Iu
this cause which was tried last week In the Court Of
reversed-the cause should have entitled AZ above
There averdic for the plaintiffs for the full amount
claimed.
CoUhr OF GENERAL sEssroSs.-Nov. is-Bsfors Re-
corder Scott, and Aldermen Smith and Msssrole Jonsa
b. Phips, Esq, Assistant District Attorney Trial
morning Gilbert Cromwell boy was placed at the bar
for trial on an indictment for grand larceny in having
Kavansgh silver watch and Ave gunsas.
Bryan KAyANAGH sworn-On the 9 h day OF July
kept porter house at thu Of Bowsry and Ninth
street; know Gilbert Cromwell; he once in my
employ as bar keeper the morning Of the 9th OF July
heard noise, as II person walking the
room. when saw some person get out of the Window;
then heard him say by Go D. he's after me knew It
desk and discovered that he had stolen my watch and
five guineas; did not see him again until October.
ward arrested the prisoner on the 7th day Of Ooto
Der on the Five Points, did not find any property on
ROBERT MADDEN sworn-I am a policeman Of the
nth ward; had conversation with Cromwell soon A.
ter his arrest he denied all knowledge OF the robbery
OF Mr. kavanagh; he said he supposed IL Mr. X. got
another watch he would be satisfied.
The prosecution here rested, aud the following test
moay was introduced for the defence =
MARY CROMWELL sworn.-I am the mother Of the pri-
sonsr; on the night Of the sh OF July he at home,
and In bed at half past o'clock.
The case was then submitted under charge Of tho
court to the jury who found verdict OF not guilty
az the par Tor trial on indictment for bigamy In hav
Ing In November, 1886 married wife In this clty while
| he had one living in Ireland.
MARGARET CRILLEy sworn.-I knew Sarah Brosdlay
In lreland know Thomas Criey he Is my brother;
he married to Sarah Broadsy in Ireland and had
two children by her.
MICHAEL McALKAR sworn-I an q minister Of the Roe
man Catholic Church; the 2sd Of November, 1896
married Thomas Crley and Ellen Siberian, according
the ussges OF the church.
The case went to the jury who found him guilty and
the court sentenced him to the State prison for
Of two years and five months.
.4nother Trial for Grand iLarceny-Hugk Donsgsn,
lad apparently about seventeen years old then call
ed to trial udic ment for grand larceny in hav-
ing stolen about 500 worth Of crockery glass and Bril-
tanna ware, from the store Of his employer Ebsnszer
Fuller South William etreet In the month Of October
last.
Mr. FuLLER, being examined testified that ON pass
Ing along Chatham street. few weeks ago he noticed
crockeryware 60 which he identified his property
he then having but recently imported the same and
other nrm In this city with the exception Of retail
house whom he had supplied had anything Of the kind
that questioning Leonard to the manner In which
he obtained possession Of the property he finally admit
ted that he had purchased IL Of the accused for about
$751; and that the prisoner being arrested, admit
ted that he took the property and sold 1t 70 Leo
nsrd The prosecution being unable to show that $2t
worth taken at any time, the jury found the
prisoner guilty Of petit larceny only and the court
suspended judgment In his case with view Of making
witness of him against other parties.
The Court then adjourned.