davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17
sy y @. neaurs &c. A-...c-....

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON rysSsyr-
vania avenue, between 10th lin public
On Monday .6srscon Nsy 10 O'Clock premises shall
sell Tot v, In subdivision az
aa avenue hs'~sen 10th and ih With the improve
msnts, consisting Of hrsesrcy dwelling and
building containing eleven twelve
Terms at ssle.
las. G. MCGUIRE,
May 13-eodsas Aaciopser,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

HISTORY and Repository OF P~lpst Eloqw~nee, (ds
ceased svia.s containing hs msepiece. Of bouet Bou
dsioas 1,<sior, Flechier, Ahsds Tsyor, Hail.
Gregory
Nsx Se from the rsbef.," and wickhH,, uth-
Calvin, he "Reformers Also, ed
rou, eminent dvinss ,hs Greek
English, German Ish, French, Scottish, A.sicsn,
churches rsay Arranged by
Henry g. Pish- vols, svo Jvst Published.
Far sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nav
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

,nd perhaps BY the boiling Americana This last de-
Itch evidently intended for southern market has prob
sby been sent North BY mistake The telegraphle mars
should observe little more system and refresh Their mem
,,;ss occasionally. r.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

SNAsH-UP on rnE SOUTHERN MICHIGAN RoAD.--A great
smash-up Of the freight train the southern Michigan
road took place last Tuesday night tie had not only
been spiked down, but chained and pointed to inter
formidable obstacle TO the passenger train coming
east The freight train going full speed upon
II and was piled into immense OF ruins thirty feet
high Although the train was an immense one and con-
tanning emigrans and horses persons killed The
loss OF lite the passenger train had encountered the OBJ
structon as intended would have been immense, and the
man who premeditated such wholesale murder would
deserve hanging at sight Clepeland PLAN Dealer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17
NEWS FROM TEXAS.
FREsHErs.-TH. COTTON CRoP

FREsHErs.-TBs COTTON CROP.
The Galveston News OF the sth in its commercial ari-
ce says;
We have accounts Of very heavy rains in the upper
country and Of rise OF Trinity river OF fifteen feet Nag
nolis which sd Increasing There great proba-
o that most OF the cotton LEFT the banks Of the rv
ds will come down
Braros river had risen ten feet but at last
Deliveries Of cotton at Houston for the week ending lt
INST amounted TO 2l39 bales making deliveries that
point since September lst "a sos bales At Richmond also
receipts were considerable.
Accounts from different sections Of The State about the
appearance Of the growing crops vary materially. That
my are backward, compared with many past seasons,
Adm OF no doubt aud believe this is the through
yu we oouongrowing region yet IL Is too early We
hnk 70 form any opinion OF the result from this one
since the cessation Of the winter the season far
has not been favorable for either cotton or corn end In
O rev places good stand has thus Ear been obtained
BLOODY uuRpER
The Houston Telegraph learns from Mr.. j n. Hogan
hat on Monday, the 9Th instant Mr. r B. Morgan living
90 ihe san Jacno, In this county was shot dead at his
W. residence by John Ford. The circumstances as re-
%a 70 W. Hogan BY an eyewitness are, that Morgan
a @su from bone and his return found Ford there
h one Of his Norgsns) horses sadded to 90 10 search
bar. Morgan told him that he should not ride the
800 800 oome harsh words ensued and Ford into the
mouse and came back with rife Morgan begged him
o shoot but Ford raised the gum and shot him dead
= hs uaekS and then mounted ons Of Morgan's best
fr "nu zen immediately. Asye, he has not been beard
pKPRRpkrioss
correspondent Of the Austin State Times writing from
Llama county on the 2eth April, says:
on Saturday evening, the 10th there were three In
uAas seen near Mr. wnghts on Sandy On Monday
sn' following they drove off eight head of horses
uOm :. W Kelley, in the neighborhood On Tues
y morning two young men, David and George Kelley
puen Them two or three miles from this neighborhood
a onnd the horses seereted in dense thicket They
"oA the horses but no Indiana
Inc san Antonio Texan Of the lat inst saws:
IN Thursday night last Mr. Bowles VINO lives on the
discovered by the sound Of his bell that his cav
a ua o. horses were being driven or Mr.. Bowes ac-
Peaied 6y his son and stcp-son went in pursuit and
SeI1ook the Indians with the horses, and drove the
~ back The Indians In the time disappeared
ue'e were two trails that 10 the yard where the
aa we're and the sepson guarded the yard, while the
Nv man and his son each took n trail and after going
~ y na mile, each secreted himself In few minutes
So, Indians returned the trail guarded by the old
en- noWes lie discharged his shotgun, and one Indian
ar u commenced haloong amigo, amigo Bowles went
u9 shot him three times with his sir shooter ard then
SPeo hm The next morning he found another In
peaoi some FIFTY yards from where he shot the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

NATIONAL THEATRE.-The last opportunity to witness
the great drama OF The Sea of Ice is offered the
agement announcing positively its last two performances
this afternoon and evening The moral tendency OF this
exquisite scenic production will doubt draw a large
audience of ladies and children this afternoon. The Pyne
and Harrison opera troupe appear Monday.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

parsTtSGpREss Tor sale, cheap essh.-A soohi.
cyrdrr Hoes printing now IN good order
printed Apply this Once.
May l5-d,nf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17
DIscovERY o. 4 LEAD MIN

vein Of lead ore says the State Times has been dis
covered In Burnet county Hamilton Some of il has
been smelted and the yield proved be very rich Spec
mems have been brought to this city The minerals the
Of the desirable counties in this State Its natural
resources are very abundant
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

first II Is his belief that be also fatally wounded the
third
We learn FROM the same paper that Mrs. Mary Blasen-
game charged with having been concerned In the murder
Of Captain Callahan and VIM. s. Johnson has been dis
charged nom custody there being evidence impli-
cate her.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

90 Divine Services Will he held I'm the Un,on T.,
ne House let waId Sunday O'Clock
m and O'Clock be continued every succeeding
day at The same hours ill further pubic
Mnyl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

Do-On 70 marrow, Sabbath Rev. Or. Doxxett will
preach in Old Trinity Church, street near Civ Hail. AZ
O'Clock, a. m. and at O'Clock, p. Ia.
AZ
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

Yrw YouE, May l6.--Flour-the market is firm, with
sales OF o. 500 bbls s. - s. % for straight State
81 81 SO s7f for good Ohio, and SO 10 So 3s4 for
rixed and good standard southern brands Wheat-the
market IA 6saes Of bushels 81 so for southern
red Corntbe market is declining Of 70 900 bushels
at Sc cents for southern mixed Porkths market s lower,
with sales Of 500 sbls at SO Is for Bseftbe
ket lower with sales Of $50 bbs sl2 Is for repsoked
Chicago Lad-the market is firm With sales Of $50 bbs
at o whskeythe market Is dropping, with sales
Of 200 bbls. at 2G& cents FOR Ohio.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17
COURT on CLAIMS.

Friday Nay lG--Mr. Lawrence concluded the argu-
ment in the Of Robert Graham begun yester-
day In the Of William NJ Ryer, claiming com
pensauon for incubation of Indians In California,
aad Of T. b. Chamberlin and others, heirs Of Cap
tain Joshua Chamberlin, Of the revolutionary army,
claiming bounty land and half pay, testimony was
ordered to be taken The Of Joseph White claiming
balance due him navy agent for the port Of Baltimore
was submitted without argument
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17
rosr orFlcR DEPARTMENT.

Nee Post 0gfees.-The following named post Of
hces have been established and the following gentlemen
appointed postmasers:
Mill Valley Calaveras county California; E. G. osborn
postmaster.
Little York, Nevada county, California; William W.
Coggens postmaster
Ottawa Greek, Kansas Territory; John T Jones' post
master.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

UoURs OF scrro,w-riours Of Comfor
Ill ed by Charlotte Elliott.
The An of fenamsry, ohtsians the odor, a
plants. mskng perfumea pow
dsrs, &C. by O. w. riessr.
For -ae TAYLOR MAURvss
May " Bookstore, Och
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

By q. Ms0UIHE. Auettoneer.
r, EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
r. pobc Friday morning. Msy 10, al 10 O'Clock,
between l7th
s sueeu his and household Effects
prisng-
Mahogany hair spring seat sofas
Mahogany ssd parlos chairs, rorhsrs
Msrkts top pier, cso,re, snA sofa tables
Ispds stands
Rssh receptions chairs ottowasns
slH light gilt chandeliers
window sbadss, cossice, bronze cspdelabas
hall walnut hssuee
tapestry anA three ply carpets
m
Mahogany exsensioo dsi~a ssd srde tables
Oak dianG chsirs, nsuse clock
Feach China dianes gold hand isasss
aives plated castors tabs cutlery
Britannia SET, gssswses
-Four superior .ahcs,sy suites comprising saeh--
Hsndso@s high POST sedssssd
Maybie-sop Sss-ssng cabinet
Double wasdecks, marble wsshstand
Caves seat
0ranse toilet are sets,
Superior curi~d hair asA hssh nssovess~s
Boissevs and pillows, window shades and curtains
Superior refrigerator asd hipg
assovtnsees kifchen requisites
Under credit Of 90 and 20
days satisfactorily endorsed notes, sesrns ln'sr.
Jas. O. MCGUIRE,
ayI3-d Aactioneer.
90 Ths above sale BE- wmswosdah1y postposed snsu
Tuesday morning, hsy 30, same hour and !.ses, .o,n
May ls-d Aucuoneer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

Two THOUSAND VOLUMES OF RARg AND VALUABLE
Of public ssctiouOa Tussday and "Wednesday
2lst cowwesciHs oeioet
rooms, portiou a tbs ibrary Of Thomas E~hsnt
Fseats, consisting Of shout
and choice scientific hstoics literary
fun descrpion Of which will be
In a eop'pss essshsus noe ready for delivery.
Terms cash.
P.s-Psron. distances -i furnished catalogues
upon application TO The soetoaesr - -
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
MAY I3-d Aucuoneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

DERUviAN aUANO . price.
Colunhan containing n neutral pho-
phste u ins ssd free phosphove acid 81 100 lbs sseh
saPss Of ms hass q se Tbs sseh % IN barrels
preferred
Aliens eeesrs'sd respes moving msohnss
clog
k..v Descriptions Of porsh. sod 'sensrs' and horticultural
implements.
full choicest ss,d .nd garden seeds
n. L.. ALLEN,
fes Esd fei Wsser street, New York.
Ne~ Yoss, Nay lss, lasa Mar s-dlma'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

THE DIFFICULTY oBviATED-Tks great difficulty In The
coal this vcsiy procss4s from " posue 20 the earth
b~fss nto the h,nds OF the
dlculy, reader
dirt heps aoored yard which rooted. This
who resided
cities
On hand, superior rsHge and III other kinds Of coal
Also, pine, oak, and hickory vood
TIL. 4 w. N GAIT,
Once the northwest 18Th and
ylS-dN ltntJ
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

ny y. g. MCGUIRE. Asrtisnesw.
ELIclBfY SITUATED IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
" Y pahBe .ssOn "Wednesday afternoon, June
O'Clock premises, shah sell the nevth half NJ lot No.
IN suusss fcsu~e B ION inches i7n
"Windess RssAias rsaniss back 40
consisting
wssh hack bsiding This has
,boscnsh repair hes paees throughout and
pied q drst rsto isnaas.
Terms safe.
Jas. g. Mcguire,
May 1a-eodSds Auctiopser.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

AN ACT making grant lands 10 the State Of Iowa in
alternate sections aid In the consru elton 81 certain rail-
roads In said State
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

las. @. MCGUIRE,
Aoci.opser,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-17

The California papers calling loudly Congress to
strengthen their State deences Difficulties have arisen be-
the and old military officials Of Lower California.
Several Of the latter have been improned others have left
the country Troop. starving and deserving in large
numbers.
The senatorial election has been postponed until the
Of the legislature The democrats swept the charter
election Of Sacramento The debt Of Washington Ter
rory already computed at sir hundred thousand dos
The Massachusetts Decatur, John Hancock, and Jefferson
Davis lately Seattle, Washington Territory, will shortly
proceed 10 the northern frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11
TIE STREETS.

The utter and hopeless disgrace brought upon New
York City by its officers is made more and more mani
feet al the fine weather approaches Yesterday the sky
h. clear the sun warm, and a genial breeze brings
health and vigor to ali who get abroad; yet IN
stead of enjoying these blessings, the inhabitants are
enduring ak the torments Of suffocation. Immense
clouds Of foel dust are whred high over the city and
sweep like tornadoes through the streets, binding,
choking buryng out of sight, the struggling, painting
tnorta who venture to face the disgusting storm 1t Is
condition of things en rely Infamous that the TN
glish language lacks power TO characterize II. one
day of such ntOlerable filth in Paris would cost Napo-
leon his throne yet we endure, while the very stones
If they could get through the dTt would rise in mutt
nv How the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps,
and his associates, who have charge of the street
cleaning can muster the brazen harihood to look
honest citizen in the face even they could see him
through the dust) is ncomprehensibe. Public
evils not a 1.-THE the weight Of this. have led
TO revolution and boodshed yctthe abused and plum
dered denzens of this great mud hole aud ashpan bear
II all, and grove Ike swine 10 the sly while Their
srvant-masters fatten at tho public CRIB. Ten thou
sand dollars day would not pay the damage to goods
alone done by this pesticncc Of dust while the mary
10 health is incalculabe. The City Government Is lost
TO all shame lost to all faith lost TO all honor dead 10
ambition and caa neither be fattered, coaxed nor
driven into any earnest attempt 10 clean the streets
The Municipal Government, with very few excep-
tOns il lazy, selfish rotten, dsgracefu infamous to
the last degree and would the reputation OF the
drest city in Central Africa. 1t IS useless to c'y
shame their ears utterly imperyiOus, except to
schemes for personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; one might as
vel attempt to pierce the hide Of rhinoceros with
straW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11
MARRIED.
ARNOLD-NH HI

ARNOLD-WHlTIEG-On Wednesday, April O. at ths Church
he Asceuson, Fh by the Rev 7. b Carter of
Yonksrs Ednund Arnold NJ d.. 10 Eliza daughter u tho
Hon Jas. Whiting Judge Of the Supreme Court Of this
city.
COLLINS the 9th inst, Friends meeting
Orchard street, Richard - Collins Of Pelham Wost-
chester County N T. " Sarah daughter OF stephen Wles
Of this city.
COCK-HICKS-At FluAhng Wednesday. April 0. William
r. Cock 10 Mary Z. Hicks. daughter Of Slas Hicks.
CAPERTON-COKE-A WashiI gton, Thursday, April .,
Mr John Csper'on Of California 10 Mrs Mary T.. Coke.
daughter the Hon. James Guthrie Secretary Of the Treas
NEGUs-ALLEN-On Wednesday, April o. by the Row. T. j.
Sawyer MF. John D. hegas 81 Jersey City 10 NaBa H..
daughter Of Roswell q. Allen Of Brooklyn. 4. ID.
THURST ON-BLUNT-On Thursday Apn 10, at the Church
OF the Ascension by the Rev Abercroubie Of Hartford
A Henry Thurson " D. to Lizzie s. eldest daughter Of he
late Nathaniel bowditch Blunt, all Of this city
WARiEC-TODD-On "wednesday evening, April q, By ths
Rev J. II. b. Brown Hiram WsrDg 20 Mary II. Howard.
daU ghter o. the late walker Todd, all Of Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11
HOUSEKEEPING IN NEIY-YORK.
Of The Boston Transcript.

Correspondenoe Of The Boston Transcript.
YORK, Monday, April 7, 1880.
II is an anomalous fact of our civilization that the
METROPOLIS of country dedcatedt 20 the greaeSt 'Od
of the greatest umoer," provides SO md1foIenty
for people of limited means 1t IL next to impossible
for those who desire to live moderately to find IN New
York domciles at once eligible and economical. The
millionaire can have his fIeatone paazzo on the Fifth
ayenue. and the mechanic or day labOrer may md
penr the river the floor of comfortable dwelling at
an Uncomfortable rent; but that large, conservative
and most respectable class, which used to be des-
mated in vour latitude :" the middllng interest,
are put to their trumps to arrange for the
comfortable housing of their families; rents are
enormous; dwellings of the right size anu IN de-
srnhle situations scarce and you will perceive how
the journals are discussing the question of tenenens
for the humber orders Many of the handsome edi-
fces in our midst are built hired land large pro
portion of the inhabitants are inmates OF hotels ana
boarding. houses and with all the prosperity 80 strk-
inc to the foreigner, there Is remarkable aOseuce OF
pleasApt and provident housekeeping. Two oi my
friends nth incomes ranging from S5,OOo To efUoo
per annum having osnd here the constant necessity
Of retrenchment in order to educate their children and
entertain ON limited scale, went abroad three years
AGO. the one writes from villa near Florence ana
tbe other from a house on ST. Johns Park, LONDON,
that they are not only more comfortably iouSeu aht
fed than when at home but have money TO spare, ana
can indulge in luxuries. In word, their means 60 at
least third further These facts seem TO indicate the
absolute need of reformed method of building TO ac-
oommodate the moderate classes; with you, much Is
gained by removing into the rural vcinage, III the way
nj noon, good air and rent. Paris has become more
expensive within few years; but Italy and England
To those who understand living in those countries Will
be more and more sought by Americans content 10 Ve
ttCuCy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11
DIED..

COBY-Suddeniy, Wednesday April .. Alonho b. Cory.
sgyc - years.
DIsTURNELL-On fhday morning, 9Th month g. in the ie.h
YEAR Of her age daughter OF William Gnf Jane Distw
hell end EraIddsu ghier Of the late Hszekiah Williams
The frrnds ~ Ne family RESPECTFULLY Invited 70 attend her
her late rssdenc6 No 81 Prince stest, brookya.
On 81 -day a. o'clock. p. n.
DEEDE-On Wednesday. April after Illness Mary
Emilia DECIDE youngest daughter Of Nicholas DECIDE asc<
year. , weeks and days
PROST-Ou Wednesday morniDz April O. Ann Frost wifi Of
William Frost aged - yena
GIBSOS-On wednesday morning, April .. AZ 81 O'clock
james Alexander. Of Robert and Esnor Gibson
NEWCoME-on "Wednesday April 0. assd Gj years, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sewcoms.
PERKINS-On bOnPsy, Aprl 7, John Perkins at No ~
ACelph street, azed 81 years
The Inferred Ia the Cesstsry Of the Evsrsreen
PALHER-on Wednesday, April 3, William Palmer. tho
The funeral will lake place Nj, residence No
First avenne 90 Fdsy afternoon at y o'clock The relatives
and friends u the family AID those Of hs VIM T. and
Jsnes z. Palmer and n.law DR.. Sani- A. Pudy
respectfully invited 10 attend Tho remains VII De AkSn GA
Saturday morning TO Westehsster County iof i1erHsnt
POST-On Wednesday nornps April a, her resdepce No.
2fl Fifth sv.IBe sef short Illness hfs Mary d. Pot,
reliet Of DR.. Wright Post. late Of this city.
PILLTs-sud IT, wednesday, April 9. J0seph Prancs
Of Joseph p and Amanda Pul.' ssed years months
aid 10 days
syTH-On Thur.5sy April 10. Charlotte widow Of the I.s
Huber, smith u Kingston, Ulster County
The faI sra will take place from No. ~ Ridge yree, FRI
day 18th inst - o'clock Tie remains viii Be taken
RoudOut for intsrueDt
TRIPLER-on Wednesday, April O. Of consumption, Mrs..
Sophls l. Tnpsr.
Her relative. rerd and those Of Der mother Mrs s.
Jenkins truly invited sttgI ke< funeral from
St Psul' Chapel. on Friday, at o'clock .rs
VA-In this city 1t Der residence No is5 sixth ssenns
Her friends and those OF the family sDd brother Addsos
Vail respectfully invited attend hef funeral ta dsys
10th day. llu Inst at loi oeioek q m.
wILLfAMs-On Ayri 81 O'Clock In the mora
ms q consumption John wilAns ssed yeaxs, tornev
ofRhy, Punts6rs. Nosth Wsss, O. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

vices were commenced in the same room to congre-
gstion Of five persons.
The corner-stone Of Grace Church was laid October
2 1854 and the basement was opened for divine ser.
Woes on Sunday, the goth of May following Since
that time % persons have been admitted as commun
cants Beside his duties as missionary and supern-
tendert Of his Sunday School, Mr. GGon has raised
the means in New-Yoik and vicinity, planned
and superintended the entire work Of erecting the
church The building ncnding the vcstrv, is % feet
by "a, and will seat 500 persons. The basement il
finished of for Sunday Schools. The entire cost j..
So 6sl, and together with the grounds, il valued at
$4,000 1t is opened 4 free church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

TIE THROAT AND LUSGs.-THg MEDICAL
Tor Aprd Its articles the following
sDlJects;
Of Deaths from Affections OF tho Respiratory orssn'
In NeW-lok
Hosties for Spccsl Diseases in London
The Consum ptiCn Hospital
Cog.b S.rups Cherry pectorals and Puuloue Waf.rs
Col In udeDoe sni Dishonest Plagiarism
The Dsne-rs Of Sprls
To our Reste-s AID FXchanEeS
Tb,.,r snd Pb,s1 as. Regular and Irregular
neshs nm Corsuurtou IN Se~ Decrease
" "a; IL r1esn' " 4 Curr"i
Fsthrs ~ Pulm nary Auctions
Diet Il Corsuuptiyes
On Superstition
On Ar
TIE Vanity q Theories
THE SPECIALIST Is edited by Or. Rossir HUNTER. the
well known Physician for Diseases Of ne Lsns NO "
Broadway, ard published ~ SHtSENAN Co,
Ne Yesey a.. Asior House Newton
Single Copies loc. Subscription. 81 yesf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11
BROOKLYN COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS

On Wednesday, Francis Jackson, colored man.
pleaded guilty Of petit larceny and sentenced to ton days
lmrfisCuLent.
Thomas johnson placed trial on the charge Of
burglary in entering unoccupied house of Wilton COyer
Carlton ayenue the oh Of February last The faucets
found be Of the eaden lining Of the sink taken
obei damage done The articles had not been removed
hut all ready TO be taken away The prisoner disov-
cred endeayorng 20 eecss through the paror window who
he arrested. C0nyict.d-seuience reserved.
The Court of Sessions yesterday engaged in the
trial Of Rose. Csaro end Antonio Leyre, Italians, the
charge Of burglary Ia the third degree being charged with
breaking into Hay ~ Myrtle avenue, tho night Of
lh February last ahd stealing thererom ready meds
clothing valued about 100 The accused detected
Fulton Feiry with bundles Of clothing n their poe
which subsequently identified by ssy having
been from bis Another burglary had been
tted the night and these arrested suspicion
leg the by the robbed IL subso
quantity ed that they hot the guilty parties but
having u'pcou property IN their possession, detained,
the prosecutng witness In this forward and en
tilted number Of witnesses examined and the DE-
prove sb The not concluded
o the risug Of N. COur.
The Grand Jury having failed 6nd bills Of Indictment
James F.rer James Cuan John Cnrrau James Nc
Kenna, and John Mccormick, they dscha god from