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DIED..
10. NARY WILSON, ,.l.ss Of d. Ia.

On Sunday evening Jan 10. MARY WILSON. relic Of the
The relative. and friend. Of The amy .e'ps.ly invited
attend her ne,, o" be, Ne ,ses,. No ~ ws.:
The rrnsins will be taken TO Greenwood cene'sry -
On Monday, Jan II, ADRIAN D. HOLMES, ESQ, |" ne ~
The relatives and friends Of the fny, aud those Of his -.
e q fom The r-.ence Of the latter No 10 West ld @ Tses
day O'Clock without Further nviauoa The rrmsss
In Broosiyn Jan a. CATHERINE MARY, usi ,e~s.
uons aud Il days. eldest child Of Robert and Catherine T. Al
The friend. ard acOuaone' also the member. q Mo.ss
her ate rsnecc No 50 Hudson av at M tn, DAY. Jssasy
H. without further invitation.
on sunday jan i6 at No. Place CAROLINE vIR
GINA yossses, tassser Of Ss', .so.s and s.r.e s."e
On sunday Jan = a. ,hs College o. st. James, ma JOHN
A, psr. Dec ". Of scssne ,yphu. fever ALEXANDER
ADAMS sed aud moo'bs, edes, OF joseph ed
on Saturday Jan is ., wlram.bursh, Rev MoRGAs J.
REYES D. ssedto year, Pastor of,he Prs, Bspts. cs.feh
The funeral vii take place on Tuesday at NJ from the bspass
Church, wisaneburgh
wrsrl, Rrro,r the Cy and County Of New Yo.
from the s day Of January to he lss De, Of LAMAR, is
A'.ss sss;$;. Ss:sa.
cholera Inesuiam, Colo, 1, co9smDaoa. 81 csa'aI
tho s' BAN Cog s,. as e'H p q l ISL pes%
/, Da5Ihs. y DrGy.y: q D,op;y IN The se'd 10. DrT'
p,youSe' /, r,.care Of dur l. Fever T. r.s.. Pass.
81 ? rf,, E T9Sss. TO- :, y. r s II t ss,s H.
iic u Fever Se,voas Heart Disease 81 Hip Disease,
Hoopns Consh Insnon in1smmston Of brain. ~ ia6am
OF Bowes lufammstoa Of Heart, 81 infammstos o.
dney nnsmston OF Lung. % IBhammaton OF stomach.
q ifsmms,oa Of Throat Inflammation Of Womb iaAsm
nation OF Liver, % Insanity ntempefsscel Js,nde,
Las, y.nsrss, Msssma,"o ss..rna, y ssa.ss . Ne
serofea sms1ror. ~ sufocauon Tsshns Ulcers u
ysnood, u UnknsSn,6
AsI-Under / year, 70 years soi 10 TO- II
20 10 q 10 90 90, ~ 10 So %, 50 ~
a. 10 10. IL toto 20, 81 10 70 00.L
S.ryrr-rR'ed States, 2; Ireland ~ Eas,Asl.
Al scotland Germany, 49, France, Prussia IL unknowa
From Hospital Bellevue ~ Pesentsry Bachwens Island o.
Lunse ksyum BsskweBs Island 4 Rsndsls Island o. CNv
Hospital. Lying Asylum Aim. Hoass Baeh~sIs fsasl
Cooed Home coiored Orphan Asylum. coiosd Psssess
Interments returned from Wards Island. g.
Tmos.s X. DOvsIxs, CAY isspsetas.
City Inspec tors 0Hsee January is. 1879
ws,xLr Bfook Coz the week ending Jss
Is, les.
DfsA,ss-Apoplsxy. Bronchitis g. Burned scaded,
CsDe-r Breast conseston Of Lungs o. con-nmpnss Coo
vulsoas Group Debility, Dropsy tbs Abdomeai Drop
~ u the Head, py'ener,, fe,sr Pasrpsrsi vsvs;
Scarlet, fevsr, Typhns Hoopns coash ishamsnsfos u
Brsn InAanmsaon Of Bowels, ILLUMINATION Of Liver u
Inflammation Of Lungs Inflammation Of stomach Killed
Msfamas. 81 MeAses 3; Old Ace Premature Bril- snau
Po1, sborn.6 Mass 81 Femaes 49, Adats al chidre~
fl-Tota -.
Once 9th. Board ofHssth- NJ wssps4l. Health ose~.
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sEcoEp hcAkD.
PHmADrLpHA SAILS or srocr,-Nonda,

JsA TFgst Beord-75D Lots Islaad Rsihosd A. 10 Do
AN Ca ise; Coo Bsss IS Ky ssnt; ioof sioao
Eeans RssosdSs TO- M 20 Psaa z. r., ~ es(0o q. q
o.. cs, lIs % D~mosd Coal a; ,sas. Res Bonds -
Sso PsDa. 81, gis tKx. BsEk q PifIssafss, s}s.
Sseosd Bcara 400 Chester Valley Railroad ~ Pennsy
yts Rsrost 81 soseh ssy Preerss m so sss I.lasd
RsfosS, III f9fO Besver aszdo~ Railroad sek 0D
WLnsssoa Rsrosd g., shj 100 Winnxtoz RsirozS 81 M.
5000 cay Railroad =. ~, i0 % H4ryi.1us Rsirosd 81
700 Resa Railroad 81 "a 20 rer4' nss y Bosi,
80 Do sose,, 5s1s 10 sorrsosn Raj road g.
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COURT CALENDAR. Tgrsp.,

CIRCUIr CouRr.-N0s. IL, q, 8, 8, = 3, ii.
g, q, 10. 81, 81, IS, SIS Sc.
COMMON PLEAs-PsrI.-Nos l4i. l6i, las Ill, rs Ni,
49, 2ll, 2& -, 25, a3 2SS 67. E9-Part II-Nos 90
34i SIC, SiS, $50. So, 1S.
suPxsIoR CouRr.-Nos 2s. $50, 2s7 $50. as. PSI. s.
ia ~ 27S, 30, ga 0a is3 2S IS ~ g. 2i7 2s al
i97 25 l29 Sc 81, 2so 2s2 2s5, 2s4 25 2ss al ~
$50 go. s9i, 20, 2aS, s96, Gy7 s9s
SUPREME CouRr-Speciai Tsym.-Noa =, tt6. S. ia
., IL, ST. lO7, lls l2S l5S, 50, a. -, ia In
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1853

et the Mercantile Library AssocatiOni ls.t not the
mental and moral benefit OF those engaged IN merean-
tile pursuits Assureily this is il object How then
snouid Il De eonducteis Obviously, 80 as to extend
ihese advantages 10 the greater number 80 engaged
Ihe great body Of members, however distant their
residences, sre employed during the day wifhin ew
minutes WAX Of Clinton Hall They thus ensbed.
the Library Affords
In regard to Lectures and Clssses eren the present
arrangements show that desirable facilities may be Sc
cured without pursuing course frs1ghi with conse-
quences at war with justice and expeiiency.
Let the institution then remain with increased iacllt
ties in the district where Mercantile operations con-
dense is members, proud monument Of what :. Mer
camille enterprise has done and glorious pledge OF
that which it vii do hereafter.
MEMBER FOR Is YEARS.
CHATHAM-sT. PAvEsESr-To the Editor Of
Tie TibKae-sn: VIII you be kind enough to correct
sn error appearing in The Tribune Of jan IL respect
ing the repairing Of Chstham-st The plan proposed Is
Pnkertons plan Of double pavement similar to thst
already laid In Broadway between Reade and Duane Sta
and not On the Perrne plan stated by your reporter
January, IS, 1852
~ In regard to the above we simply remark that
Nh. Pinkertons is about as bad as Mr. Perrines and
that neither of them is fit to be laid down in such
thoruughfare a. Chsthsm-st
n To the Editor Of The T,1buns: Will
you allow constant reader Of your excellent paper TO call
your attention 20 Whist he dgTaecfu state OF
hiDes. Many men, myself among the number live IN Jer
sey City and have places Of husiness IN New-lork Is It
not shame that we cannot EU five minutes lsome
times In consequence of careu stage drivers hack
ney coachmen &c filing the road Ii we do sttemptit
it st the risk Of life and entertainments e sidewalk u in
pGsssbe beng obstructe BY idlers. What the Police
Tor THE City pay thos. men handsomely for loahng
about smoking cigars with often fellows in circle around
them to whom they perhaps relating stale JOKE.
Speak to Policeman and say he ought that Lad Is"
all thus treated his mind
your own business" few DAYS a Fore remarked
10 the writer such state OF things would not b. allowed
in any European city NeYork about have thro
into her city hundreds OF thousands during the great ET
hbtion woTd from the Editor OF paper read by those
in authority such O. the Mayor. m&y do much NJ
all events, | have done what conceive 20 be duty
1.
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The Stock market continues heavy with a
moderate buzness doing, and Notwithstanding the In
cressing abundance Of honey there appears to be little
or no disposition 10 speculate largely The changes
are not important In the Fsucies but generally they arc
downward Al the Secoad Board the market was still
heavy. Ere fsn of 10 g. Long Island IVES bess and
sold at at. Harlem, 10. stoningson. 81. Nicars-
gsa was dull 1t 81. The csnsl Socks are rather steady
Cumberland est. Phnaix 10 regular, Is seller sixty
Parker Vein 70 regular, 90 buyer SIXTY. Tse Lena
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UNION MEETING OF THE SOCIETIES FOR RE.

LIEviSG PooRA meeting OF the Societies for I'm
proving the Condition the Poor in Jersey City held
last week in the the First Presbyterian Church. Washington
for the purpose uniting and organizing Society.
Mrs c. Fink appointed Moderator, aud the proposition
union together with Constitution, offered and
agreed upon-the latter having been slightly aeEded Mrs.
GUITAR elected President for the te together with
Secretary Treasurer and Board Of Assistants
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
T. 8. CIRCUIT coURT-Besore Judge BETS.

l.. =. CIRCUIT COJRT-betole judge bEIis
CASE OF THE REINDEER.
The trial Of Captain Farnham, indicted WIN
, Engineer on charge Of rnanslauz hter commences on
Frday5 stands postponed till Tuesday, owing 70 the neces
,ity OF one or two Of the witnesses being absent
SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge BoswohrIL
Daniel Whitney agt. The Hudson hayer h1H9 - ooa
To recover damages-amount lald az Sv'VVo -
eor alleged personal injury from COLLISION 81 e.ss % 80
n. Is5 the case Is similar 10 that OF one uisa ~
- srce brought by another passenger VINO w1s "a &c
- ,r-1n plaintiff len New YORK n the . eaocA tI1u
sT Amy: il alleged that on er1s inz - Sto'. a -
49, - informed that collson hna IdAsn Pi1Ss -
49, 80 ,revious up tIsins Zone OF which isit 81 Aoo
~ Al ocIocfJ still ne proceeded and On 4fflylAs
tEe n he 6rsf collision, bssked on On ne ssE
,b - md in doing into the car IN vneh pam
sNen u- claims % have suffered considerable mary
~ II dsfsnse IL denied that there WA
and also that the Pl<lntiH did not receive the
ed bat walked = house sfsrw4Td and took
tZs,-er This was denied. IT was shown that ne wss
, u.s. hurt cne Of hrs teeth knocked and of
- -. fra..ured The case is on.
~ Before Judge CAMPBELL.
nel es.eost at Alexander y. Gann. s. J. SMITH and
u. L. Dncerlul
Plaintiff claims hsye held N sec1rty for debt IN
Nav iso rnortx.se piano forte two mirrors four
o.toruans ard other articles value OF ESQ from Henry
F the and that deendants after notice wrunyGy
took away ard property snd sold u
Ia defense denied that there any notice Of plain
III, cl.n but it said Judgment for s7s obtained in
Jusree Court By Mr. Gum agt. Mr. D., and that
ton % Mr. Gilbert, officer o. the Court who
levied upon sid property, and ser selling sufficient % sat
the execution, rttlned 70 Mr. Duf the balance. Com
plzinr dismissed
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GRAND LopoE OF FREE 'Masoss.-At the

GRAND LoDGE OF FREE 'MAsOSs.-At the
meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masoaf
Of NewJersey held the lh inst, AZ Trenton, the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year chosen EDWARD
STEWART Grand Master Samuel Read, Deputy Grand
MastsT; Jacob w. Morris, 8. Grand Warden; John Dill,
Jr Grand Warden Joseph Cough, Grand Secretary; Mil
ton BALDWIN Deputy Grand Secretary Elias Phillip Grand
Treasurer.
~ As only about fifty remonstrants have
fled their objections TO the Commissioners
against nearly hundred and ity Ot-owner the open
and improvement Of Montgomery q. will probably CON-
mence at an early day
rg A concert by Mrs. Roney and assistants
WA given last evening at Iroquois Hal.
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Committed IN FULL.-Charles labelling
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIRE.--On Sunday evening, between and
o'clock fire broke in q carpenter shop the OF
the lot corner of North First and Tenss owned by Mr.
j. Heusiis ard occupied by Mr. Martin carpenter shop
and Patrick Carr as staircase msnuactoy Owing TO the
strong wind and the nfiammabe material the flames
spread the machine shop Of Mr. Daniel Woods and
email cottage dwelling house belonging 10 Mr. Arthur
oBreu, all of which were destroyed Mr. Wood. ioss Is
about slotO Mr. Cans about $500, Mr. Martins $780, Mr..
O'BIens about S45o. There wss insurance on the
above Losses. Mr.. Huestss building valued at about
s6Co and insured in the Broadway Insurance Co for
$500 The fire is supposed 10 have originated from stove
Mr. Martins shop, there had been fire in IL during
the day The Fire Department promptly the spot
and prevented the spread of the flames Quite number
the NewYork remen also present. and assisted in
working the engines
FUNERAL OF Rev. NJ. j. RHEEs.-The fIne-
rel Rev Morgan Rhe-s late Pastor Of the Fr Baptist
Church Of Wilamsbursh, will take place to-day at
the First Baptist Church. Of South Filth and Firth
sts His remains will be followed 10 their final resting
place BY the Officers, Trustees and Physicians of the VIII
htmsburgh Dispensary Wiismsbursh Division No. l05
Sons Of Temperance, and others. On Sunday divine
vices soemnized a. tho church. the audience room
in the morning and afternoon. Rev. John Williams Off
caied in the afternoon. The church appropriately
drsped mourning token of respect 10 the late pastor
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FUNERAL OF Rev. NJ. j. RmEEs.-The fdne-
NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

The MORRIS CAyAL.-The Morris Canal and
Banking Company have made arrangements sell Canal
boats and with parties for boating coal the
Lehgh aId Morris Canals. Their plans arranged
increase the quantity Of transportation and 20
some degree Of that good behavior of which bostmen
generally are deficient.
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ANOTHER HoRRrSLE MuRpEs.-Au inquest

ANOTHER HORRIBLE MuRpER.-An inouest
was held last evening by Coroner Hilton at the Fourtb
Ward station House, upon the body of Joseph Hines
nnsmlh' who died at O'Clock on Monday morains.
from injuries received on last Saturday night Il ap
pears that on that Hines became intoxicated ami
returned to his home, No 81 Cherryst at II O'Clock
when he began abusing his wife The children cried
Murder ! and the neighbors were alarmed and some
of them rcpsred to the room to see VIVA, the pl,v
WAS In the meantime three youur man e,,s,os ,bs
apartment being attracted from the stree, IS Is sun
Posed, and in consequence of Hines tres;nen, of M.
wife. Knocked him down and bea, hio in the NO.,
rious manner.
II is alleged thar Swedish sailor naoss ch.r,o.
Miller who lived on the mex, aoor below Wa. ,, -
the parties who inflicted the injuries. ofscar ps.x,.
Of the Fourth Ward, although stationed in tho
diste vicinity, WAS no, informed Of the di.,p,h.,.n
Hines was confined to his bed and suffered ,p,ch e.
the time the injuries were inflicted until his de.,h
terdsy morning. Capt Dtehett was then ployu,ad :,
TIE circumstance and had the Swedc arrested hor, !;
b alleged was one ofthe sssilants and took him 10 the
Station House He firmly deaed having assaulted the
decessed. DIR. finnell found on examining the body
that the ska was fractured from the LEFT ear to the ton
OF the head also large cot OF blood on the LETT side
pressing against the BRAIN and small clots Of blood AZ
the base OF the skull There were no bruises about the
body Tie testimony Of the wife of the deceased was
taken. which wea TO show that her husband and bis
brother esme home on Saturday the former slightly
m'axeafed the latter dead drunk. Her husband asked
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IupRovrnEsrs.-Beside the opening of Mont

gomery-st., which will probably be commenced soon,
sewer ia 20 be constructed commencing seyentyfye feet
Of Barrost ard thence 10 the present
ia Mont gOeT being distance Of about hundred
feet More than usual Is 10 be observed IN the
structon of this work. in order avoid tho difficulties
which peculiar 10 those Dear the nyer.
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MARRIED.

Ou Thursday evening jan 49, Newark j. At the resdeHcs u
the brides father by His Grace Archbishop Hughes WILLIAM
ROBINSON, Esq. of New Yok City, TO HkLEN AUGUSTA,
second daughter Of George pousher,y ESQ., Of Newark
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Besore Judge

Mos Moses at. Thomas Cxnlsy, late Sheria.
To recover damages for alleged false return.
II ged that plaintiff entsreds suit Dec ls5o tor
debt Of $751; IS against Isaac b. Decker and u sdsvis
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SERIOUS. FAIL-Mr WA. Thongs residing
near S'xeen;h-st on sunday evening s-I up~n ths ice
sha broke hs les he eonyeyed % his plaza OF res
eehSe ~ re felee, and there attended By physical "n'
GRAND LARcEsY.-Ofi,cer Pendergrant n
the Fourth Ward on Sunday arrested man named LEWIS
Logan. charged It'll stealing S+5 from Mr. Cbss yards
Of No Hamsoost. The accused ives Committed in de-
faRlf Of $500 bail, to answer The charge
CHARGE OF SrABBNG-A lad named Pat
rick Msloy Sunday BY ofscer Moor AT m.
Eleventh Ward, charged with stsbhns Henry .yIar OF
No 6S Forsythst with poke; knife infctsns ssht
wound The difficulty out OF the dangerous prsctc.
of throwing snow-bs The accused held hy Ju,rce
Welsh for examination
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FmEs.-Monday morning, at 5 o'clock, a fire
was discovered in Donedi's Hotel of Broadway
and Twentiehst by Sergeant Brown and Officer How
ard of the Eighteenth Ward. The fremen were soon
present after the alarm given and succeeded in
tnguishing the flames before the building was material
y damaged. Damage by fire and water about 5000.
Insured
The alarm Of FIRE Sunday night was caused by the
burning of shayngs in of the vaults of the
Prescott House, Of Broadway and Springst No
damage.
The Pilot House of the Hamilton-av. Ferry Soat,
Whitehall caught FIRE Sunday afternoon, owing to some
defect in the stove-ppe Captain White, the pilot as
sisted by the boat hands extnguished the flames
fire broke out this morning at l o'clock In Mr..
Cohens card factory, in Wlliam-st- There was con-
siderable damage done the basement and the goods
thei EN-
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SrRAxGERs-At the IRvrsG, Hon Homer
Rsmsdell, Newbmeh T; Hon. Alfred Kelly Ohio Prof A.
d Balche Washington; +. Y. Jennings Columbus o..
CAPT Shields U. s A.. C. Zsbrissie, " j. Dr. Rowan,
Phila DR. Lown, do NJ Hart, Utica oga,n Townsend
Phl. J. y. Orne, do. A Baird U. S.A M Lord, Yer
mont Isaac Rogers Va Col. Spencer Md Frederick
Graf, Phs Edward Olnsfead DO NJ Meylert Laiorfe,
Pa. Col. II. T.. Runnel, Hartford j. ID. Whitney, l. :
Geologst and others.
Az The METRoPoLrrAs-Gen. Duff Green, Wsshnz.oni
Hon Robert H. Morris Hew-York Hon. L. 5. Chsthed a.
Albany Dr.. Woodwork, L. g. n; Austin Savage, san
Frsncisco A NJ staudoet Ohio James Street, 81 Loii<
Hon J. r Cowan Ptnnsylyania l.. 3. Hatch, WAXING
ton Il. Matthew. Hartford Gardner Brewer, Boston
Gee. c. Copper, PHILADELPHIA, and others
Atthe ST. NICHOLAS Francisco Alyarado Panama Ihos
L. Peck Nor,sak; +. ;. Quntarde, do; A. q; Adams,
Nashville, Tenn; II. b Adams, Texas henry l. Jones
Boston; j. kcndrick, Phi sielphia; II. y Randall 10;
VIM Meltorn, Texas; A Moore, Albany I. 5 Van hoa-
veBburgh do, and others - -,,. -.
Al the AsToR. Gen. Scott, Army; W Watkins Lolis-
vile r. w HsrTis Baltimore; {. A. Ingero! hew.ia-
ven n SiuTtevAnt Boston W. Murdoch PhilAdelPhsi
j. O. Crane Charleston; c. Cox Georgetowni VI hicoe1s
ENGLAND: u. Brewster. Ohio; J. 7. PerSiH hudsoni H.
R. Banks Charleston; A G. Beebe, ElmiEAi Anc others
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'1. ne had dyosed u bis propegts w, 70 dsl.y
ooeSsne esessfos ohtA,sfS eder 60 hold him TO Aa
Wiz oses va, ceayersd to he saea who ga 10, ess
~ q. nade return that Becker osd not b. foasd
he vss &C the same time IN he city, and might
with Ordinary olsiesrce have been ares.ea
atisnss Is ssd thai he writ ra,e1 in the hanaz
o. DEPUTY shens Conpsnzham. ~ho eA,l-s aeon pisnt
nor instiretors and was informed that Mr. D. wAs ct
house IN otvert which proved 10 Be tia casa
tat Mr. C. went other PLACES Without Aens ~ ~ soi
him. Verdict Cor plaintiff SIX esntx
Rohert T. Kendall AIT Thos Csrnley Shirt
Plaintiff claims 10 have owned I'D Marh l.<f stosk
of cigars at No s6+ Broadway and As, tho Shsrd rors-
fully levied rren sad oisaTs Ae sad acton d bross o
recover sol. the alleged value.
In Ssiense aid that the c,ss were levied 40,
under executioa against Zachary Alinnt tAs sas OF
James Fergusou and that the said Anst and the pie
tai Wa the ewner in fact Of said stock having gwen WITH
GU. value hill Of sale TO PLAINTIFF who his elesk. 10
order avoid execution taking noecS &c The defeass
seaied The complaint wss dismissed
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Jan. i,-Besr,
Judee BEsrr and AID BKisLry and FsAScn.

Judge BEsEE and AID BRlsLEy and FsANcrs
Charles Davis pleaded guilty 10 an attempt 70
commit grand larceny, and sentenced the Peasx-
tiaIy fer year.
hoy named John Wright pleaded rpiy to the co urp-
sion ola burglary and grand larceny. and ssst q 10
House of Refuge.
Edward l. Brown and Geo H. Horton pleaded xui,sy 1,
grand larceny audwere each sentenced to the Stats Pa
for two years.
Two nennamed Davis tried for burglary Ths s~i-
depce failed sustain the charge and they were acquitted
The Court then adjourned for the day.
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BROOkLYN CITY COURT-Be.ore Jedxe GgEsNw oos
francisco J. Dances az, the Nassau FIRE Insurance Co

.esso ;. Dances ss' tle Nssssu suc Insurance 70
Action u recover amount OF an insurance pod.
ICY Or the 18Th April is5s defendants executed pei
y OF nsa rsroe to psinne nsrinf him against loss %
osnase ~ IRE 10 the OF 81 40 merh sndss
tsn,d IN irsrne building No LOT wilhsmss New Yerk.
On me ON OF July following the buiins burned down
ano me contents damaged to the Of 9l5 90 fs
srsnces lad also bsen effected upon plaintiffs property u
brosdwsy Company ter Socc and the sprnxhsd re and
Marine Company for soeo; and s egts,ned At As
rsteshe proportion of said loss and damage for wh;ch A.
PENDANTS are liable amounts to sS2y a. p~fsoasnts
refused pawn nt the ground that the amount ~
DIVERSIFIED and the goods over valued The aer oecs
pyng the Court for several days. the iary sAox
yesterday who after consultation Of several hoarN
rendered verdict for plaintiff the full claimed