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wceds 81 Louis; Decatur Taylor s. Lcoi, MT "rorae 81
f~uis George Wool St Louis; Thomas su'oh o. "'''' "
4 The afe bsy;ng hen To- in which the books o!
lhe boat were deposited, no full list OF 'no P 49, ,
Aoould be obtained Tie above ore 'ak S,', 20 ms
scOlection Of the survivors, ana ai' '"V"e " w
Thss cebiD c,ew and cooks were saved with one
two exceptions a. was also the case win 'ne u'oA
ards and frernfn. -, -. It. $50. :. c,xr,a,.
ii.H ,hs, NJ Dan,el q. Taylor had been picked up
lat Point Pleasant, ten miles below New Madrid This
WAS doubtful runor, rs it came, and the hope OF
Nor safety was disspated by passing steamer, the
K fioms Of which denied its truth.
The Col CrOssman WAS built by Capt. Cheever,
and came out about eight months ago. She had been
very successful and popular in the Missouri, Tor
which river she was expressly intended She cost
.s45, COO and was owned by Captains Cheever, D. d.
w eavex and Pat lore.
lpnosABLE REoPENIsG or THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT
ROUTE.
We are informed that Mr.. vanderbiIts new steam
bp line to California by way of the sthmus OF rama
pa is 20 be- but temporary affair. lie Is repairing
be steamship Northern Light and patching up the
bshie Webster, to be ready to reopen the Mica
sguan Transit route as a, possible. 1t Is pr?ba-
Ne that the steamer of the 10th of March will be the
y one to Aspnwa, as it is expected that the other
lrrie viii be opened by the tirst Of April.
EXPLORATION OF THE PARAGUAY AND PARASA.
The exploration of the Paraguay and Paraua Rivers
yAich was commenced four years since by the Gov
lament, is to be resumed during the coming Summer
Fbder Capt Thomas T. Page, in command of the
lesmer Water Witch, reconnaissance was made of
esrly 400 miles Of the Paraguay, and rough chart
hss made, with compass, bearings and soundings.
he troubles Of the country, however, during the
csss wars, detained the purity at Buenos Ayres for
be protection of American property, causing the
taste Of nearly an entire year. while the subSe-
sent progress Of the survey cut short, when in
pocessful operation, by some diplomatic blunderng
NJ obstacles, however, have been removed, and full
Ierrniseion accorded to ascend the Paraguay and
fsrsna TO their head waters-abOut 900 miles. The
ale steamer Argentine, recently built by Il. b.
Iobes, OF Boston, for the use of the expedition, was
rwarded month ago to the mouth of the La Platte,
swat tie arrival Of her officers. The command Of
l,e party is still TO remain with Capt. Page. Charles
L MoGary, X. K. Carter, Ralph Chandler and o. +.
ohnston, Iieutenants; Y. S. DUNCAN, Passed Assist
lot Surgeon, and other officers of the expedition,
sled yesterday in the bark Dawn. Capt. Page will
70 to England by the next steamer, and thence by
.teainer to join bis party.
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FIRES.

FIRE IN DRUG STORE.
About 10 o'clock last night fire broke out in the
drug store of Vim. Halsey Il Co., corner OF Burning
Slip and Water street 1t was soon extinguished
Damage tri1ing, and principally by water.
DESTRUCTION OF THE GLEN COVE STARCH WORKS
The ne and extensive works of the Starch Manu-.
featuring Company at Glen Cove l.. L. were con
mmed by fire yesterday. The fire was first discov-
cred about o'clock in the morning, and, notwith
sanding TIE efforts of the fireIen of the village,
ro,bing was saved from destruction bnt the engine
and one or two small Outbuildngs. The building
substantial brick structure, six stories high go feetl
II was erected about six months ago, and with the ma
chinery fixtures, &c, valued at S8OOOO, and i1
sured at various offices In this city and vicinity, as fol
low
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssroNs-Frs. i"-Bef0r'

Immediately after the organization OF Court IT,, .n,s
Frances Moore Spprosched the bar Resesa an
GIaut src.ny in stealing watch and chain rAe "a So.
I'D cHsncsr. but in consideration Of her peG 81 guy h
by saving the county the aid time oil
Govt ceoiGt 70 et her on with the Comparatively
OF two jean ~ months 20 the State Pf1sou ,.o
Charles :. Cleaver, German. was then pi' : !, -
inL indicted for s,ssins doren cstiI, wo. ~
Levi kohn and currer st Thirty fifth sifrs. "a
seventh and Eishth The prisner 10 ..d -.
rie bad WORKED for the complainant I.n - ,hs
shown 10 have taken the skins without the 10 Al, "a
owner. bat also appeared hat the comp "a
tie seeed fer services performed and though os
ray him. had pessc,.d 20 90 Tn. prisoner c-IE 81
O. ma, .upposed thai his only remedy ks his ya ..h
take the skrs be die. without fuzzy ealnt 80
tairs larceny The jury could not propsry s'o.a
yercct guilty, bui .ecoupsred such serce. -, 81.
r-ndsiioI to mercy. The skins WIRE sfan go 80
the f,f Tie Count innedis.e 2rseeease " t,.s
tie prisoner tee biz discretion 70 I'm
two ~. h the = .,s Psot bet al TIE tine directed
y infs, los prsonsr that Dic ASsrneJ me
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CITY ITEMS.

GIRIs FOR THE WEsT.--Mr. We're Foster will leave
the city Tuesday next with party of girls for the
Wet where be has secured homes for than 600.
The Society for which he goes-the Womans Pro-
tective Emigration Society-has hand funds enough
to send ont 900 girs the right sort Of girls however
have not applied. Many Of those sent out are now
earning AZ so per week. Those already sent out under
the care OF Miss Rich have received many kndnesses
from the officers of the roads on which they passed
the Erie, Buffalo and Erie, Lake Shore Cleveland and
Toledo, and Michigan Soutnern. Especially does the
Society owe ts thanks to Mr.. GreenOugh, the Super
intendent Of the Erie Road.
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COrrET CALFNDAR-TRIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr.-Nos. 81, 81, Is, ll3,
5l7 H. $751; 1884, 49, ls l59 l4 49, 1866 10, d. l6 l7S
Ia. 80 80
SUPREME COURI-GEsERAL TERn.-Nos. lao, ~
ts ~ I4s lel $50. 5l 1872 los 1906 1885, 1884, @ i' ' 100
l52. lo3 III. 80 80. 49, 80,
ComMoS PLRAs.-Psrt Mos. 363 I'D, 407, l.3,
Is2 49, Az 429 asa 49, 1856 46. 49, 32i Part Nos
IA 21 S lO48 2o2 40, 44 A. 49, i 4a Az f23 a.
1875 PIG. - - -,
49, ~ 4s Il6 AS $50 $40 $50 $50 $50 $751; 2 49, 49, l2
4?s 42e 4SO 4si 49, 49, AGO. 4s7 "a 49, i5 81 N7 .s aS
IS2 sos 4H 2ot So al, 70, loz, $50 3il, 43, 1856
BROoxLYs CRY CoCRT.-Nos. 10, 10, p 81, Al, "A,
a. u.s. 80, - ST. S. ST. So, 81, 81. g. IS, 81, So.
BRoOKLYH SUPREME CoURr-CiESERAL TERM
Nos 10 IS, o. % ~ q. %. 2St % 80 3l32, -, s.
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coral Church, al speois meeting. held on Tacsd,y,
adopted the following resolutions expressive Of their

sentiments:
]. 1hst the berrsv~uen it beooue~ liz
the BNud a Msnseer u bow a. the
DNip will ard With tesrt nnsis ..cripon,
rtHse s I'D of the Church that thosb III 800
reverrd President WA for sny yes to aid u. By
Liz couI eel and to snua" u. In The ps. duty by tue ei
pie e his unti'ins rel snd dcvraednes. >
Thai the service. Of
ofhsnsso Treasurer and Preside reformed 4. they
hways~cn WIN scrupuioas fidelity with oh,srf pronptae.
and with Chasn courtSty while they his
ocia'es an this board eDe hs and memory 10 be ch
Church az laTP,. ~
Th copy Of this innute be furnished the Pc
1eT of this city and to tue editors Church periodicals
publication an1 TO the widow with
RAJ os OF our sympsby and oondoenoe In the bresv
msut.
T. That the following members ~ thu Board Of Managers
WI ne Rev n Bsnss. d. d.. r. Hall the Rev J. McCin
'a D. ard d. Rose eco be, and they hereby drpod
TO attend the funeral Of the dec@a-ed.
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RATHER CURIOUs.-It will be remembered that some
weeks ago young man, named George Marvin, was
apprehended, charged with entering the rooms OF the
guests Of the Grammercy Park House and stealing
therefrom ewelry and other articles of value which
charge he committed for trial. Marvin, it seems,
had once twice visited the house, but found fault
with the clerk in regard TO the room assigned him.
About the time Of his first visit several watches
stolen, but all efforts made by the proprietor of the
house TO discover the thief proved unavailing The
proprietor however, gave strict orders to the night
Waterman not to allow any one to leave the house at
early he ur in the morning without fret calling him.
few days after this order was given, Marvin and
another young man came down stairs early morn
ing and requested the Waterman to unlock the front
door and let them out. The Waterman pretended 10
get the key, but in fact gave information to the pr0pr
etor Yhe Waterman made his appearance just in
time to Marvin and his friend leap out of low win
dow upon the sidewalk and before he could let himself
ont they had escaped. Subsequently the clerk of the
establishment saw Marvin in auction store down
town and caused his arrest. Marvin WAS committed
for trial. Day before yesterday the proprietor Of the
hotel received the following anonymous communication
through the United States Post-Ofice:
NEw-YoRH, Jan. 81 1853.
To the Proprietor Of the Gra-meycy Park Hotel:
DEAR SIR-Hsying heard that named George Marvin
has beer arrested robbery committed at your hotel and
wishing innocent justice take this method OF in
the articles stolen hidden under the
the stairs, ii the walters bsve not removed them
Yours, &c.
The stairs searched directed, when under
the carpet of one stairway gold watch that had been
stolen from guest of the house was found Under
another stairway found another valuable gold
watch, for which an owner ia wanted.
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were made yea
terday at the Merchants Exchange, by A. j. Blocker.

WEDDING AT THE MAYORS OFFIcE.-The only
event the ordinary routine of business at the May
or Office yesterday was the marriage of interesting
looking couple from Glen Cove L. l. They came in
dashDg style to the City Hall, accompanied by several
friends. What the object was in coming to New-York
to get married did not appear but the Mayor salts
fed from their appearance and the respectable wit
nesses attending, that there nothing candestne in
the case The couple gave their names as Charles G.
Millers, aged 30, of Glen Cove, and Lucy A. Carrie
sged IS, of the same place. Witnesses, Derrick L.
Coles of New-York, and Mrs. Eliza Paxton, of Glen
Cove.
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Ccar, and the Jury wod unto IN 'aalass pSt 70 IN
u.v,-not Ir h. spssey pssdcs from inyr-oansenG
Peter Witiiker and John currs1 couple OF veteran

Ccart and the Jury voaid staats pfn W ts>
Uov,-not h. spsey rsIees from inpr-oansent
Peter Wttiiker and John curfsn a couple OF veteran
htuis's tpTarGty w,sinigk with ts ers o. pa
RIM hen r'ao~d upoa tsis indicted for a'tnr
third derr br~srz the eight % TIE %
b~+a gins u a- I,ox POI
No 81 hss@an str,- To- r,u.i In the
shout q O'Clock ID. night Aforesaid By
Officer Tsry Il tie Second Ward Th@y solsn
found TIE s,srle drsvv. found Wker
i-n ei shown tsv, b. locked On lse SANE evrnas
D. fre The burglary Tn The JrTy
itey al found verctct q gully Being srrsn-i f
nee IL. Recorder survey the rn1b p. y vise
IN Ire fsce. tL- brandy thai A. A.
~. Of charity should plsce theu for wharf ,hay
would be ,rrctusiy restrained from sappng With
quors their little lingering Of phya vitality
herr slse ,hsy would :. subjected q the wholsso Ane
Il sar labor Whtker BRING the apparent loader
diary sentenced u the state P-on M
The and CuG sentenced TO The place for
yesss Ard two month";
Geo Siehert INDICTED for burglary in the first de-
gee Their stpr eched the bar and pesd guilty 70 burglary in
'L lie l. lok,mith ~ occupiit'n aud tn
Court pc oono.d old ondrr lie sentenced @ the
State Prison FOR years and months -, sA
VIM Deylin and NJ chsel Roach were then ar
rsisned r trial indicted for burglary in the tairt DEERE In
the essbSt O VIM = DIAN corner OF VINE
, nth STREET avenue December last, and stealing
tlr,fr cusuty chickens and turkeys, with
ar spS ft in AL Of thu yslle so The accused had con
ts.ed L. dert persons their sgrncy tn alleged ee and
the jury without lea ing their rendered verdict OF
Boh D.yLn snd Roach 10 years OIL respectively and wcr
both born in YORK D-vn bring the leader II the r'ay
nteuced the State Prison Tor years and months sah
r. sch the tsme institution for yssrs an months
The Court then adjourned TO ii o'clock tomorrow
morning
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1904 persons, poor and destitute, were Accommodated
during the above time with lodgings. OF these seven
eigbths were foreigners. or the 2,iS8 native-born
white persons arrested probably 500 were children Of
foreign born parents leaving the proportion Of natives
TO foreigners about to II in proportion equally d.
vded which makes the per csntage Of arrests 90 per
cent foreigners to per cent native.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF SESJIONS-Before Judgc MORRIS
and Justices EsMoss and ScHooSNAXss.

4
Yesterday Joseph Lane the husband Of Hon ora
Lsi Shepherd who stands indicted for having counterfeit
mou.y in It's possession With intent to pass the sam was
bugt await bis trial. which expected 10 De
ca led on business then undsposed Of had been
c, uded BY request Of The District Attorney Ohrer Wiley
othe New York detective force went 10 the dok Tar view
c the prisoners being them One # Lanes
sci prr~ut. During the time they were thee Lane
to walk song the passage sndfoownS Constable Lrer
who happened going the time len Impression that
hsITe Ofthst officer The Constable wa: no. awae
bw.v.r that the prisoner behind him When they gt ont
no ;; S h' S -, n two wS hoa.
aft, the Distrc, Attorney informed thar Lane missing
" hirh the first utinson ofthe prisoners escape.
that the name Of cvery Constable b. stricken from the list Of off
endg upon that Court which motion was granted oy
pre-, idirg Judge.
The Dsc, Attorney then made application to the Court re-
questrs to unite with bim in petitonins the Leasatae Tor
the rasa,e Of an act authorizing the appointment OF prrn
officers Of the Criminal Courts The Bench ass"'ed ana an
act will be prepared presentation TO the Legisatnre
The Deputy Superintendent Of Police eetsled several oH,Sr'
to attend upon during remainder the day and the
prisoners were placed in their charge . ,
Two prisoners had escapd from Constable the day previous
while on the way TO Jail from the COurt room.
Lanes wife who indicted with him the charge,
wilt be recoected brought before the City Court on
writ Of hsbess corpus time since and discharged on me
that wife could he held responsible while under the
coercicn and control Of her husband.
TIL escape ard att ndng circumstances caused conderAoe
excitemer' about the City Hall.
Henry Ravens. colored hoy II years of age, was
placed on trial on an indictment the 6r, de-
As twn The nri.oner ard another colod boy IA ned
William Aen got into fht in Navy street, the afternoon OF
the h of JSnusy last and Allen having thrown Ravens dowp
tb latter suddenly sprung up and Selling brick bat threw at
his head The force Of the blow fractured the skull aud Allen
died in few hours thereafter. The District Attorney merely
aked conviction OF mansauhter in the fourth degree and
tie jury found.
Patrick Carroll. indicted with Dennis McCarty on
the barge of oniOs assault Peter Mullen was convicted Of
James Gilen was placed on trial on an indictment
for assault and battery with intent do bodily harm me pms
taIy Gen attempted make bis hut WAS prevented
by Brennan Gien thereupon stabbed Nun severely WIN
knife. The prisoner was convicted.
The Court then adjourned TO this morning
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sr,pRyME COURT-.SrscI.L fEsa-Feb iO-Befors Judse
DAVIES

DECi IONS.
Henry A. Chittepden ct a. act. Lyman Gibson
Motion Gsnted with SO costa
Cyrus Butler agt. Alfred Bulkley.-Motion granted
plaintiff . wtne-se. 60 - .
Margaret o. II. Clarkson, &C., agt. William Sill
man g, -Order 10 stay proceeding. modified tina. this
csuss may b. placed on theft ndsy caieudar. &c.
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STEALING A DEAD BoDY.-On Tuesday afternoon
Coroner Connery held inquest upon the body of
Philip Gompertz a blind man, who committed suicide
bv cutting his throat with razor. TIE deceased
side with his brother at No SO Ridge street. After
the inquest Hermann Gompertz, brother of the de-
ceased laid the body ont ready for burial the corpse
being atred in suit of black pants and white shirt.
The funeral was arranged to take place "Wednesday
(yesteIda,) afternoon. During Tuesday night some
pt or persons unknown gained admtance to the
upper part of the house, where the corpse lay, aud
carried off the body clothes aud all. Yesterday morn
ing Hermann repartd TO the room in which he had laid
the deceased, but what hs surprise to find the
apartment empty. From some information subse-
queDtly received he led TO believe that the body
had been carried TO of the medical colleges for dis
section, and without further delay he repaired to the
Lower Police Court and applied for search warrant
which wac granted by Justice Connolly. Officer
NcCorc, in whose hands the warrant was placed, re-
paired to the Me dca College East Fourteenth street,
and his ring at the door answered by medical
student named Wilson. The following conversation
ensued:
SrUDENT-What do you want
OFrICER--I am police officer and have warrant
to search for the body of man FAMED Gompertz.
STuDEsT-We got "stiff" here last Dight and
to operations ii to-day, but received
notice at IL that it claimed, and we stopped
OTFICER-Where is the body!
STuDEsI-Come with me and I'll show you
The student then conducted the officer to the dissec-
ing room, where the body in question lay upon table
ready for dissection.
srUpENT-Theres the " stifI," you can take il away
win you yoa like; III hitch rope to it and lower it
down.
OfficER-WeD, you can lower il down.
The student then seized the body, and tying rope
ebout ii lowered it to the hail. where il was left 70 be
| carried away by the friends of the deceased.
ALLEGED HOTEL THIEyEs.-At An early ,ur vs,..,.
| day morning gentleman, stopping at the United
States Hotel in Fulton street, was awakened nv tina
| creskng of bis room door key in the lock, and in
moment there ser the door cautiously opened and
two men entered. The occupant demanded in a loud
| voice Who's there" when the fellows suddenly
made their exit The stranger jumped Of bed aud
| informed the pight-wstchman OF the fact. Officer
Ney;ps Of III, Second Precinct was cent Tor and he
rested on suspicion, two young fellows occupyisg .
roou, adjoining the one entered. The fellows were
taken yes zsday nornrg to the DePuty-SuPeriadeats
ofoe where Sssy gsvs their Dsmee I" Augustus Ly.
man s.d John Morgan. The stranger could ss'' how
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-rss io-Bet,r, judo.
BRADY
x Prrnci, s Co. at. Gardner

Francis Co AT Gardner Purnest
TIE plaintiffs are tao's 10 Broadway. and the de-
fen n already known party 70 pnocesdn which
, moi yey crdtshe 20 his character This suit brorah
.ooyer soeut $3.50 for tsors bulls incurred BY the defendant
s n.ntfs not being preseut when the called the
wa Dismissed but It is Gnderstood that the default,
vii Be opened ia few days nd the tiled the merits
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IAdyefti.emeut.1

PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-A very excel
lent entertainment this popular thester 10 might
consisting Of three attractive with singing and dancing
viz: OfLANGAS TIE FAlRIts and NEwfoRK As lr Is
with Mr. ChAnfrau In both PIONEER PATRIOT with j.
H. Alien MI c. l.. Fox. Mrs Nicho.s, Minis Hathaway Mis-
Julia Day Mis-, Fanny Herring, &C, &c
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HANG THAT Dos.-Mts Heroa ~ss aonoycd While
playins "Csmile" in Detroit, a day or two since ~
tbe howsipg Of dog in the back alley When che
dismi.ses the Count by calling the maid to her, she
said:
"Tey the Count he need not wait. ] am not we'll,
and cannot >, out tonight; and stsy-one moment
Find somebody 10 bang that dog.
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STATISTICS OF CRImE.-From the report Of the
Deputy Superintendent Of Police TO the General Super
ntendent prepared for presentation to the Board Of
Commissioners, it appears that during the months Of
November, December and January the total number
of arrests were 1277S Of which 248S excepting COD
ored persons were natives asd 10 279 foreigners. The
cie ssifcation IL M foI'oua.
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BROOKZ YN ITENS.

HABEAs CoRPUs.-In the City Court. yesterday,
little girl for some months in the family Of Villa n
Yelott, was brought up writ of habess corpus
issued a. the instance of its mother, who claims ITS
Gus ody. II appeared that some three months since
the chds father died, and it was given IN charge OF
Mr. Yenotts family by the mother who either did not
could not take prop Of it. Recently she msde
an agreement with Mr.. Smith 10 take charge of it
and bring it up. Mr. Yeotts family having become
writ of habeas corpus was obtained. 1t appearing
that the mother was addicted Ia drink, the Judge
Culver decided to leave the child in the possession OF
M. Yelott for month, aud If then there WAS a
leaving the Court an effort was made to take TIE
child away from Mr.. Yeott by the friends Of the
motler but they were prevented by the officers, some
of whom accompanied hin and the child nome to
prevent violence.
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Advertisement.
CHEMICKAMAN PUCKACHU This is what

Indian eSclaims in TE PIONEER PATsTor The great American
Drama BARSUM's MUSEUM Go white msn - Is q
free n Jocko negro the Maid Of the War Psh
the Indians the Patriots the Rebels all constitute thrilling
story Repeated tonight BAsNuas FINLAND As IT Is
this aft
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The fire was caused by the cracking Of one of the
ovens or drying kns. II is probable that the works
will be rebuilt the Company had just begun to do
a large business.
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ever. Je.ufy tbcp. a. bis room WA DARK q the ans
the door was opened 4 pair OF nppers, WITH Which
the key was turned from the hal, va found on tbs
riaevsk opposite the windows occupied by the parties
arrested
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ia " NTELLIG ENCK.
c,,uuT OF oYyR AND TYRAISER-RkS. iO-5sf,ee Jodss


TooIe end Ten Brock, two OF the gang 81 rSv3ies
W.. yioiepce caused the death Of teresa SDi,s!in
srr. aIraigped on "Wednesday morning. and pleaded
my To uanrlaugIter in the hr>t degree They wsr.
hen sen,snced 10 the State Prsoo, the former for
,etm OF u years and mouths and the latter for 10
yesrs ard months.
The Court then adjourned 10 Friday neSt, when a
rnoion 10 admit Hagsp. another Of tue gang 10 bail
sill he heard.
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ADVERTISEMENT
THE QUEENS ARTIST and his 16 pupils color tht

Photographs at HOLINESS Gallery No a9 Broadway where the
renowned chs picture making by which $1,000 per
anuum Is saved 70 The people with great satisfaction