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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
FURTHER PARTICULARS or THE RAVENS-
WOOD EXPLOSION

largo number Of people visited the ruins Of the ex
ploded cartridge mandatory yesterday many OF whom
wero ladies' curious the fatal spot which has Of late
caused go much excitement
The funeral Of Andrew Carney, who died on Sunday,
took place yesterday afternoon at q O'Clock large pro
cession of people followed bis remains to the Calyery
Cemetery:
/. wss rumortd on Monday afternoon that threats had
been made BY some Of the friends of those who had been
killed that hsy would break open the powder magazine be-
longing to Mr. French and throw the powder aud car
rdges therein stored into the river In consequence Of
this rumor-which feared might be too true Judging
from the feeling existing among few perSons-r French
procured officers and men TO watch the premises during the
night Happily nothing OF the kind took place The con
tents Of the magazine yesterday removed to schooner
lying in the river the place
Hitchcock & Co Of New York, with whom hlr French
had large contract for cartridge yesterday presented
pune Of money the amount we did not learn to Mr.
French for distribution among tho families bercaved by
tho lac catastrophe Mr. French immediately proceeded
10 distribute II among tho suGoscrs Osc man. who had
lost ron by he accident at first refused to accept the
monty suying Money cannot pay me Tor the loss oil my
dear boy Ho WAS at last, however prevailed upon TO
accept 70 dfray the expenses incurred by the misfortune
meeting Of the citizens residing In the Immediate vcin
Nv WINS hsd at Iayengwood Monday evening NJ whsh
revolution wns passed soicnsy protesting against tho
erection Of another cartridge mandatory In the neghbor
hood They expressed their Willingness TO assist Mr.
r,.n,b In tbo establishment Of any otbor buano.S by
which the liyos Of themselves and families will not DO oa
dspv,r.a bat aro firm in their 10 oppose by
.v.,v leyul psann tho reerecon Of such dangerous
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THE CASE or AID. STURTEYANT-HABEAS
CORPUS DISMISSED And PRISONER
REMINDED
DECISION OF JUDGE CLERKE.

SUPREME CoURT-sPEciAL TERN-Tuesday. Jan 81, 1854
HABEAs ooRrUs-Ex ALDERMAN OSCAR W. sruRrEyAsT,
APPLICANT.
At the opening Of the Court yesterday morning, Mr..
CowLrs on behalf Of Aid Sturtevani read statement
record of proceedings thus far before the Jadge with
aview probably 10 taking the up, and the matter
ia be arranged in regard to the statement between him
and Mr. Hilton one Of the counsel for defendant.
The JUDor then inquired II the prboner was present
whom Aid Sturevani who accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
vutet, in waiting, advanced and took seat B. the
Judges table
The JUDor then delivered the following
OPINION
~ I'VE sATTrR or TnE HAEEAs cORPUs TO HQrinG
1910 THI IsPEIsoSMEET or OSCAR W. sTUHTIFAsT.
On the 2Cth inst Oscar w sturievat applied 10 ms for
s~h OF bhbeas corpus 10 inquire into the Of his
IinpfDonn'ent which he alleged In his petition,
sP.Ps'EHung 10 DO warrant or order of the Superior
No. o. me Wy Of New York against him for alleged
hnl' urher stating his imprisonment 10 BIO illegal,
psnea ID violation u order staying proceedings Ia
hs matter until scsrtain time not iisn elapsed and
valid on iis face.
The psiion sst forth the allegations required by tho
statute hi he was not committed o. dsiansd by vsps Of
any process Issued BY any Court " The United states or
by any Judge iberso AID that be wa. nal committed BY
virus u The fnai judgment or dse,ss a. soy sorsps,sn,
bibpns mci, o. criminal arisditieb N by yisas ~ any
execution Issued upon saeh judgment o. decree
The ststst relating " whts ~ baboss corpus ~ H.
sef. fnafgDs t5s shbd a. expressly dsolass that M ~
der d ccntiosbt iss any alleged oehtestf sDfgr ibs
rights N remedies ~ any party shall bs daefasd .ls
tf dtcrts within The atng ~ iia section tsairipg
tho allegation " vhkb tsrs RETIRED nor ihsi any s
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hRBEgTg ON THE hSfh ron SMr0GLfN0-
MORE 0OODS SEIZED

Tic revenue officers having been put Into the possession
,f tbs fart a, smpggsd goods would DO on board Of tho
Asia upon hsr arrival al This port watch has been tsp'
ts her Yesterday whsp Tho steamer touched her
whsrf a, Jersey CITY nasars IssaeS Godfrey woo'ds'
sag uinaf vst5 On lha sicn pf Bowling us Physleisa
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NEW-JERS.EY ITEMS.

A Loan or PoRK wRrcKKp-On Sunday morning at !
o'clock the sloop Marker, Capt Smith. used lighter,
was sunk the end Of the pier al the foot Of York st.
jersey City. She had iol fresh killed hogs board.
weighing 800 n each, which vert bound TO Thompson
packing house In South Brooklyn. She wrecked by
Tho drifting Ice which dismasted crushed her aide. and
sunk her suddenly that tive In tho cabin he'd tina
only escape without taking their clothing Abo 30 OF
the hogs we're taken from Tho water The sloop towed
10 tho floating dock In Jersey City 10 bs raised.
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MARRIED.,

NEwToN--HUTCHINs-A coopertown Ots.so CO. N y,
Dec ss Newton of Burlington Y, - Mrs Hutchns Of
the former place
RICH-SELLECK-M Greenwich Comfy 3rh January, By
the Mr. Lndsley Thomas Rich aud Miss Elizabeth aaugh
ter of IL sdeols Seeek, all Of that place.
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sales eS Stocks as PhiiaasipssA.. r.s..s'
R.por,.a for Tho r. rtbsss ~ ees cIaciassa -
rs 10 seCty r. g. evrse ~ 81, 81 81 1doe Rsaiiax
q. ne vi Leo A8sss sss Nnlpg Ca " ieq "skssai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

Bnnvard's River Nile, at the Georama, is = most
magnificent rap,rr Of the proportions the famous Holy
Ccoss she stupeudous Ruins Of Bsyp sPhsly de
lnesed.
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SUPREME couRr-Befors Justice cLEnKs.


Francis H. Sebastian soldier in the IT, 8. Army wa.
Of habess before Justice Clerke and hL
discharge claimed the ground OF beng minor Testimony being
adduced motion Of r. D. Shas ofcoune he discharged
delivering his uniform.
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METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
From O,srsasas BY Standard TsmOn,iers No CAra51
81 JOHN c. RosgErTI
1894. sAM IAN SPIN
January 3D.. ............",--.. 50 IS 80
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TEACHERS AssooIArNS-Ths body held its regular
monthly meeting on Saturday evening in the Hall Of the
Bostd OF Education. ID H. Crutisnden, Esq, presided
Mr. T. A Spencer read extract from discourse dey-
cred during ID Revolutionary War by an American d.
vine who isok for his teKtTbsy that take the sword
shall perish by the sword An essay strongly urging IN
,ucois Of youth act worthy u their high calling In tho
lniLfa aud conscientious discharge OF every duty was
read by Mr.. :. Jonner. The subject OF Uniform Ciss-
sI6e alton Ia our common schools Wa discussed ne
masks were made by Messrs. Partridge, Avery. WALSH
Tnnnisg 1T John, Hazon. and u. {. Van Norman; fnn
ep.l ~ Rutgers Institute The discussion Is to DO re-
.umed ai the next regular meeting In February
lady sends US tho following which wo print but do not
comprehend
"Iho persons who ErH entered tho concert room al
-ant Institute lat Saturday ovoning are rvquss'sa
20 Ray the money duo Tor their admission 10 The pooA
Keeper NJ this eieo."
The Carlisle Llgh, Guards their ninth annual ball al s
chinese Assembly Recess Tasssy nisht The hall ~. WI
rsa tho seemed veil pleased With hsmss ana
s.sh The BY AsAsss basa sna ~" ssesn'
unsAtfsa pr LAaEp BirH SHors-Cspt squires OF
,hs ris,siL waa Police 9th cs Of hs mes 90 s"sar
.hs ssseest the Lager blsf shers Nee
hi rita sss n,sssas' ciiateus o. Asass "" w ,ens
. A.ss.s aud ssisa The rssrfsi"" 81 mss ~ 'as.
,hs sssi 9Th tesripe dsedeslT hsusas my '
laisp tfase jsisa Wood ssd hsa 10 "a. 20 'n~ p we
A. ihsi esuirshs have haen uAi ~
Estsslh wssd ssss 'hsss tiiAAies i'r kA'i "sIeg
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Jrrssr CRY Pnisos RrroET.--The report Of commit
psuts 10 tho cy rtson daas The mezlh Of issassY az e~.
Fes ca dseaA as9 cesrsy Isl VACANCY q then
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ps,s being filled nirhy With brs-Iss ugpss who sspsss
IN sunday nishis. greatly .sssy the ssishbo'hood
Rorrrp ny . Frs,tr-On Monday evening youny
s..s '@s ss.'T . r s,asd s..ss
vhsm be osiI her room =; Ne Z st -ss,s
spl . He Discovered IL 10. md sl.t p,
IT. So nc ore, oss "a. ,ssy should not
.ssi1si 1no,hsi Who Iv.s he hsu, h.a
s1A w.tl .,,:a 's.E:,y
Justee Bosart and loshsd up fer trial
ARTIST OF FEMALE PIcKPocKrr Ms. Eiwsris,
No 81 Whs was srre.'e! .boet SGe9ek on ana.y
y % q . ss %tf s lib
hsI Of the ssd Spring ct s-s Tbs porte
recovered s5 Of ths Tho residence .seasca
ssetsd and Eve .ad four par ~Aeh az, 'ap
up Josties STAR, 70 answer the eharte Tbs vomss
Isi,e Nara Edrsrds N wsOn Maria saith Mad. BECKER
M g:Sts M IL, sssa mt i. M D MIRA Os s
be that 90 Getting possession Of IL the accused exchanged
il 81 sore brokers' office.
DEATH At Police SrATIoS.-An unknown colored
mn 50 years ou nd dead Yesterday morpss hs
cell ct Sixth Ward Police stoa He had been
IN The cell cofsn.i Gamble held Poa ne Sy
the brain, SUI eriIduced by ItemPeranee
IAdverisemeutJ
Cloudy weather does rot interfere with the making
q hG.e H'ae,S S % Ssss By Rot 30 SIS
has been awarded 70 Root, Gallery day
TIE BEST DAGUERREoTyPEs IN THE WORLD
silver pitcher recently awarded Quincy No SO
Broadway the superiority Of biz pictures the whole world
BY three oft competent professors proof positive Gall
end judge for yourselves
fAdvetsementl
TIE PERHAM GIFTs.-The reports put into crcu-
lon By 'eoundre that the ofee abandoned and
holders would he with at rs each ticket
redby Informed wholly unounded They were doubt
Ices order buy tho Gin Tickets q. each sod
then and sell the premiumwhioh they have been
umsndins readily Friday We authorized
person signed the advertisement In Sundays
Herald directly indirectly with the Gem ne for
he claim and hope that rebution prompt and
effective will overtske the mposter
ADVERTISEMENT
"Uncle Toms Cabin" will be performed at the Ma
THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING for the hundred
and sixth hundred nd seventh time ss senseless pn
sd by othe the National the
public spable of judging Of its merits
fAdvsrtsemsntI
Banvard's River Nile, at the Georama is most
painting the proportions the famous Holy
Land The mighty Pyramids the wonderou Srhyux the hinge
Coo.s she stupenGous Ruins Of Egypt sphcsy de-
lnested.
we4.ar,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
HILLLAMsBURGH FIRE DEPARTMENT.

An election for Chief Engineer to eli the vacancy
stoned by the deah of Benjamin Dubois, took place on
Monday evening The most of the Companies opposed
to filling the vacancy until the regular annual meeting in
the spring. and consequently took action in the cleo.
ton. The only Companies participating Engine
Companies Nos l, and g. and Hook and Ladder Compa-
ny No. ].
The following is the vote cast for the several candidates
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fAdvertisementi
TIE PERHAM GIFTs.-The reports put into circ,


"Uncle Toms Cabin" will be performed at the Ma
cr Tste THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING r the two hundred
sixth hundred snd seventh time Soft senseles pu
sed by Others the National the
public capable Of judging Of lie merits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

CASE OF BrcAnr--A man named Lewis Csssdler ~
oiotes Who married IN Bes-a isl 20 vou.n II vsrz
peehhlr family yesterday bsrs R-sorss ssses
Jsrsey City ana eounmttsd TO- trial Indicted
hss paying ~sm.s s
Wisnsburgh. telling her add ia. ii, s.ns vss
Charles They have certificate Of hs mssrsxs In Azsxxt
last Mormooth County and since thar tns s&
married His vito be.s 49,
Ina EewYok Ther about going wshinstoa Car
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TAdvertissmentI
u II has been found that the Pianos Of celebrated

Fnropstn the
cinse Gilbert Co 8 Eolln Aashraent Planes have been
them but be By all
ohs those qualities which She gress performers prize most
These eShb ion the Crystal Palace which
the prize the music Horace Wa
Broadway who the sole for York OF the
urspretorsn Evening Post.
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DR.. r. Hunter respectfully intimates that he will
be ssrt ssons business Baltimore and Washington
Wednesday, fharsday and Frosy, Feb. LIST I'd and Sd
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LECTURES MEETINGS. AMussMEsTs Is.

LECTURES MEETINGS. AMIIscNENTS Is
WEDNESDAY, Feb l. 1854
THE and How make Hone Hsppy" Walssk
SOCIETY,". First Night and Serious Family 3urton's
CsT.RAcT Hope the Family Bro.dwsy
CscLE TOMS Csss7 P NJ and , P NJ National rb7atsr.
UNCLE ToN's CABIN al the BoweTy Theatre, p
Ton THUMB, sud PLAY dsy sd evering Barnun Nuseun
Gro HooUs MssTRELst niop anisn4if Broadway
OpERA HoUss Ethiopian Dene.tions 5a Bwsy ~
Esw-Y oRE AaPBIrHEsrEs-E o.i.n-S7 Bowery, "
NESTsLsQUsN cStuyvessnt Institute $50 Broad
5RoIpwAy NEsscEsIE-sbms57b way, 10 A. NJ 20 n r. n.
ALI SArIoss-Crysal Palace, A NJ, TO dask
CHRISTIAN AETst3 Broadway, do and
B.svABps EeYPT AND Holy LAyD-E1 Broadway, !. P n
PERpaMs SEVEN MILF 1'Rros--e61 Broadway and " NJ
RoMAs ANCIENT MoDsRS ART-Stuyt uststs
JoSLs PASToscoFg CALyoRSAHope Chapel day and
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The LATE SUPPOSED PoIsoSISG CAsE.-Corcner Ball
made post norton examination of the remains OF Mr.
James Dsrbee who died her residence the Of
State snd Boe.um ts Sunday last supposed from
poison adminst red by the husbund-prcbsbly byI ,ake
An iuvestie ation Is to be entered into to day.
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CITY ITEMS.

AR Harding is accordingly elected Chief Engineer and
ii Guischard Assistant Engineer.
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BY JAZZ RnxnA LocEs. 12mo. pp sN. J.
CO.. Under. the division Of Voices Of tho
f~ssges from LIFE" spd Poems Of ne Iiss',"
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lady sends US tho following which wo print but do not

The Care Light Guards their ninth annual ball al he
,hl,.ss sly Hson. Tassay night The hall vas vel
oa ~ ssar.n, whp sssasA s pleased With ana
s.sh The BY A5hass basa ami vss sscsisn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

InnIGRArIos-The following comprises the foreign i'm
migration to this port from the varou ports designated for
The month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

Cloudy weather does rot interfere with the making
Of hose Daauereoype Portraits dope by cot No $50
HroadwAy The Woe Fair Med, the highest prize for Dagusr
awarded Root Gallery day and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

r. Van Diem hos issued the frst number Of serial
devoted TO the lives Of Distinguished Amsrcaps 1t
tsns biographical sketch and portrait Of WILLIAM H.
SEWARD. The succeeding numbers will furn4h lives Of
Everett Marcy Bryant and other political oad literary
lebritiss
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TOT Cbltf EngiIttr;
RICHARD h Harcpg "
william NJ Meeks.........
Total 70
For Assistant Engineer
William Doiernsn Observation-Disclosures.
Ths Doyls
II broddwell
Iofa..'......'''.'
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,r.,s . heinz 6isd nirhy brs-us pps Who espssy
! on r.pdsy uishts srr at .srsy the neishborhood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

WooDBURY's Germon-Enehsh and English German
Reader has been prepared by experienced teacher with
reference TO the wants of beginners in both the English
and German languages and will be found Especial service
IL Sunday Schools for foreigners which purpose has been
<ny kept in view by the editor (Ivison g. Phnney)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

The Nc Church Repository for January, edited by GEO
BUsH in addition to variety. Of original papers doc
trinal subjects has copous supply Of information in
gard to the condition and progress OF the Swedenborgan
faith in this country The excellent spirit and marked abi
ty of this journal commend it to the attention of the
ligious public.
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[Advertisementl


The silver pitcher recently awarded Quincy No SO
superiority Of bis the whole world
BY three ofthe competent professors proof positive Gall
END Judge for youneves.
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An edition of the Rev Dr. Norris celebrated discourse
the death Of Gen HAMILTON is published by G. Y Var
Debogart Schenectady This discourse was originally dc
vered nearly half century since and presents later
esng specimen of the doquence of its distinguished all
thoi when in the brilliant morning of his fame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

System Of QHestiOns in Geography. by DAVID n
sos The plan Of this work has some novel features
make . valuable educational manual II consiss
so0ns adapted 70 any modern aiIss. together with che
geographical definitions and explanations sspeci
ssgnsd for the use Of beginners The anangemsn, Of
IA simple and convenient and IL obvious ain
.e0i at practical utility must recommend h 10 ju
teachers. higgins Il KeIloggl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

DEATH AT A Police STATIoS-An unknown colorei
men about years ase found dead yesterday moruss
cell the Sixth Ward Police Station He had been discovered
the rght Previous the intoxicated and placed
in cell Gamble held inquest the body
he jury nqs or rendered verdict OF death BY congestion
the brain SUI erilduced BY LtemPerance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

NEW HosE Co-The Fire Department Committee Of
the Common Conro reported OF organizing Hose
Company In the Eleventh WsTd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

tie auhoess OF this volume has collected the poeca pr,
ductiops which have already had wide circulation in dir
r,ni forms together with several which for the
frat time presented to the public They consist for the
most part Of personal and domestic sentiment expressed
flowing versa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
ASSAULT AND BATTERY,
scLMarfl AIT nrrIarh.

The parties reside contiguous to each other Tho action
sssut battery being eeptendsd that defendant to
store accused him Of taking defcnisuvs business
veely srlted him In defense Il said that defend
aus wife pssed Of pntf later aud spoke
sqhy 10 her; that defendant Afs aud ssksd
him nv he WIFE, sn shat plaintiff then abused de-
ndan and m de Tho first assault JudgmeDt for plaintiff 0ents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

CouRr OF SEssreSs-In this Court yesterday, James
Mclaughlin william Coddius,On heretofore convicted Of m
tsery seltenced 10 me Of
SoC each OF ia default payment stand sermtted for three
mons James pleaded guilty 20 an indictment n selling
license and sentenced TO h1e OF slo and
ten DAYS the County jail several othrs we're ar
rsgned for violating The EIese laws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
MARINE cOURT-Refore Judge Thompson

establishment public house in che vicinity Of Anthpny Par
tin employed by hin waiter Ths seon for ss,aalt an
battery having caught pnf by the throat and held him
several miuues he nearly choked He brngs action
battery In defense II said that plaintiff at tho tim
assault had made attack defendants SON and that ~
the the committed Judgment for p
go g.
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,.pFRs on AMERICAN HISTORY By Professor A. DAVIS.
4 u nio PIP. 24O X. T. Young.
eoseciion Of original essays the history of New
Amsterdam events connected with the American Revo
afon. and Philadelphia in the time. of William Penn. The
shor has been dbgent in the investigation of facts and
M them forth in en- animated but too ambitious style
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U. S. CIRCUIT coURr-Bssors Jadss Brrrs.

The schooner II n. Cambria, captured by the frigsss
Cousttuou the Of Africa yaged In she slave
this condemned forenoon
perou appearing Ia her behalf and ordered 90 be sold
SMUGGLING.
About 81 geo worth of watch movements and en-
broery lors since, board the steamship Aps
having s.usged
pssns The steamship had ssa the charge Of snassa
but bonded In SIS ard has She also
derned Yesterday BY default sot msden
Of the appeared In behalf the deaat opened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

plaintiffs third OF houee in Thidav OF which
defendant ndod and In violent removed do
GEds,p furniture ssd attempted eject pinls wife from the
premises and doing pulled her about AID Imprisoned her
said forse laid la dense said that
the d. feDdsnt rooms Golden with whom plaintiff
loarder a Of the month G,dsn end
plaintiff possession the wc
defenSsut e d. MES thai the furniture removed
belonged plinf He ekr Wedges that he attempted eject
female that the premises bat denied to BE- stated Juis
mel for plaintiff six cents.