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and economy. and honesty and selfdenial and these
virtues acquire and preserve the things of this world
History confirms the sentiment and prophecy points TO
one more great overthrow. The shock Of the fall OF
Babylon will bring down the other totterng systems
and when they fall to what will the anxious nations
look for safety but to Christianity How responsible
then the position of the righteous who already oe-
cupy places of power and might if they prove ialIh-
lees humanity has place left where to cast the an
Choir of hope.
AT the cose Of the discourse, perhaps by way OF ap
phcaton the pastor of the church, DR.. kendali, an
nonoed that 8 man was present who had been slave
that he had bought himself, his WIFE, anu TWO
children but he had three children still in slavery
whom he was tryinc to purchase If any were dis
posed 10 aid him they would have an opportunity as
the congregation passed ont. A very darkiooklng
taaa, ~ syu ,e from the dispensing assembly
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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

This Board met as usual yesterday afternoon, and
appointed VIM. b. Mckay patroman a plan was
talked of TO enable the Board to keep the Station
Houses clean at oDe-haf the sum now paid. IL has
heretofore cost the Department about so per annum
for each House and il is how proposed to contract out
the work and thus effect "a saving Of 49, The matter
was referred TO Commissioner Acton to report COM
muncaon was received from Mr. Cunt, calling the
.,tenon Of the Board TO the nuisances between Thirty
eighth and Thirty ninth streets and the Tenth avenue
and the North River, in the shape Of bone-boiling
establishments hog-briste dying slaughter-houses, and
similar places Referred TO the Sanitary Squad
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La W LNI,ELLIGENC,E.

Will or THOMAS W. THoRER.

WILL OF THOMAS w. THOHNb'
The tes'ator is the father Of Charles Thorne, the
weDknown actor and grandfather Of M George Jordan nee
Emily Thorn Tie will very explicit. The teatOr leaves 70
his daughter Eliza all his household furniture His slverwa
and particularly the set presented to him by the National rHe
Company which he many years President
Is be equally divided among his children the priority OF seec
on TO he according their ages The godhsded cane pro
to him by Commodore Pending he leaves TO his T.
W. Thone The remainder Of b. property consisting OF real
estate Of very large value be ay divided a"cns his SIX
children His appointed his erecutor and While
they permitted dispose OF any part Of his real estate the
makes special request that the property at Nos and
is Hudson shall be kept in the family that property hay
ing been his first acquisition of real estate The viii was oarod
for probate to-day.
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boy named Elisha Lent pleaded guilty to petit larceny
indictment for stealing quantity Of fat valued at
lie sentenced the Hoe aud Refuge. john Darby wo
aided Lent ia perpeirang ,he also pleaded sahty ard
was sentenced to the Peniertry for slx months 80
She following persons fined 30 EACH for selling liquor
without hcense Fernando Wndhust Andrew Corson, VIM
Burke, Archibald Dun Peter Stewart, John McLhonny
motion made days TO quasb indictment found
against swrence Henley neAuey and others charged with
committing assault, Luke Rogers at drinking SALOON
Of hs City Hail. In November last, deaed By tins
Cont and the parties viii therefore BE- compelled TO stand
trial .
The bonds John McKenna and Felix McCluky indicted for
assau and battery forfeited and tbs Court adjourned of
tic day.
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A SPECIAL SESSION or THE LEGISLATURE TO BE
UrIn.-The Governor, ON Saturday, expressed him
self in favor of special session OF The Legislature TO
iake action In relation TO the cattle diseases and al
,Snneh he bas not positively decided TO call one there
!. bnI little doubt that he will do 30, and that it will be
held No early possible ~,
Geld tomorrow. -, .;..o,,o..a IN
lo"hs uistAA' "V'A A' IBest9n TrayeIsx,
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fAdvertisement.l
PLIES.

All diseases atony loss of In tho bowes such a.
Piles Proepsrs Ute Fisula &C. bensnssd oy the rnsu
Wan SYRuP pues the products Of Digestion fa,ors the
healthy iuesine and prevents the %
refuse matters and cosvene which are tue cause oil SO
many Of these weakening diseases an g.. q ,o.a
aGxxr,rxvv For more than thirty years have been gres.
an r f,o dvs nspsa and piles have been frequently under
me.l treatment have tried various preparations which
to but received permanent
lie, Ia Lamar last commenced taking the Peruvian Syrup
IA , bottles of became perfectly cured Of the
nd tiles and my general health is all that
desire IL TO be. hILIoS pAoosIL, 70 ~ lssel 81
Sold all druggists OF whom our pamphlets ana circulars can
b. had ON application - -. ~ 400 Al,
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The UNos TIcKEr.--The entire harmony Of the
Republican nominations is curousy illustrated IN tho
names of the candidates, which are anagramma'icaiy
convertible, thus:
ABRAHAM LIN-COLNi
the Presidential name being union link on thas
of Honest Old Abe" The letters also contain MI
Hsmins first name-Hanpiba.
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CouRT cALENpAR-rnu DAT.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. "a, l09
IS, 1l0, O., 81, ga, SO, IS, 20.
ted calendar. - -
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIT.-Part II.-Nos. 1916
"a 1916 lol $40 sss 81 800 1872 1923 TS $685. 1854 1886
1909, 1884, 1853 1910, 1914, 1880 .
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Same as Tuesday Part
U.-Ssme Tuesday. :.
CoURT OF Common PLELs-Pari I.-N0a 203S
s229 9l5 2O55 BOSS 2s9 209 POGO 1903, 2O4 2o65 2067
1908 Part INos 1906 B7s, 1900 1877 16i2 45 13
&c. GIL 1896 1lel ST. l7l0 as 1872 1886 29S 20 ~ IA
T. l14O 1926 POSI-
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tensivc and magnificent entertainments that has ever
been projected in this city will take place 1t is The
intention of the Committee to issue FROM eight to ten
thousand invitations, and it is safe to say that very
few Of them viii be declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

KnLEDEA QUARREL.-PatnckC orcoran and Ihos.
Woods two aborers residing in Ninetyfourth street,
near Fifth avenue, got into quarrel on Monday.
Daring the heat of passion Woods picked up paving
stone and hurled it at his adversary The missile took
effect on Corcsrans head telling him insenfbe TO the
pavement. He never reganed his consciousness, but
died early the following morning. Woods was ar
rested and locked up in the Twenty-third Precincs
Station House, to await the action OF the Coroners
Jury.
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IAdyertisementl
Mrs. WINsLOW.

An experienced Nurse aud Female Physician has sOcruIso
SIRrP CHILDREN TaErHING which greatly facilitates the
process Of Tecshg by soenns the gums and reducing all n-
hanma,isn win alay all pain and Is to regulate the oows
Depend upon M mothers wiz give est 10 yourselves and ren
and health TO your infants Perfectly safe Ia all cases
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the Vssa os~so
] Il a old and weil-tricd remedy.
PRIoE OILY % Cksrs BoIrIL .
None genuine unless the FAC simno Of CvAsss SsA1A
EewYsh 10 on the outside wrapper .
Sold BY Druggists throughout tho wofiS
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Salisbury, of No. CO vesey street. has prepared
handsome selection of Campaign flags, with u
names of our candidates inscribed upon them.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sRSsIONS-MAr z2--Before Justices
QsAoKEsBusH, BRENNAN, and CosSoLLr -
Jota Reck penfeptiary months: VIM.


Comor larceny Pen,en.ary months John Cornell larceny
Peniienary nonLs Michael Henry larceny, Peniten{
months Mary Kelly assault and battery Pssentiary months
Patrick Mshony assault and battery, Peitentary months
Timothy Moufsscy assault and battery Penentiary months
VIM Johnson larceny Periten,iary 2nonths Daniel ensn
larceny Pcnenary MONTHS Mary Moran larceny Peniten-
y imonths Mary Manning larceny, Peutentisry months
Margaret gorris larceny Penitenary month Thomas Riley
srceny, Penitentsry months; John Williams, larceny
Reitentsry months; Jane Walker larceny Penentiay
months Numerous tried where the prisoners were
either discharged remanded had sentence suspended
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UNITED STATES DIsTRICT-ATToRNEYs oFFIck-
MAY %.
The NKw POSTMASTER.

The Hon. John A. Dix, the newly-aTpointed Post
master presented his bond to the District Attorney this ahsr
noon for approval The bond Is for $4,000 and signed by
Dix principal and Eraus Coming Of Albany and james
e. wsdsworh of Gepssee Y. The bond approved by
District. Attorney Roosevelt
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OpIruARr--G rahams Policy, esq, for the past
twenty years a resident of Wiiamsburgh, died sud-
denly at bis residence in First street. Monday after
noon Mr.. Policy, beside being one of the wealthiest
was one Of the most prominent and popular citizens OF
Brooklyn. Although he had been i'll for consider
able time IT is believed that his death was fastened by
injuries he received two or three weeks age from
fall, from the effects of which he recovered.
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BROOKE YN II,EIN,S

THE SUspAr-ScHooL AYSIyERsARIEs.-The thirty
frst anniversary of the Union Sunday Schools of
BROOKLYN was TO have been celebrated yesterday and
great preparations hrd been made for the event. The
weather being unreasonable during the forenoon 1t
was decided to postpone the parade till the first line day.
the announcement of which caused disappointment to
many little one In the afternoon the sun shoRe
brilliantly, and the Episcopaan Sunday-Schools, TAX
ing advantage Of the splendid weather, assembled in
johnson street. near Lawrence, where they formed III
the following order, about O'Clock;
Calvary Church Mr. ounsl Superintendent numbering lbs
ST Marks Church. Henry Hagnsr Superintendent numbering
ST. joins Church g. D. c. Van Bokielin Superintendent
numbering 10 children.
Each school was preceded by one or more banners OF
blue silk, handsomely lettered in gilt bearing the
name Of the school and the date of organization.
The proce sion marched up johnson street to Wash
ineton and thence to st. Johns Church, where the
exercises of the day took place. The body OF the
church was occupied by the schools and the galleries
by the parents and friends of the children.
The following clergymen were present, and took
part in tie proceedings Rev. Mr. Labaugh Of Calvary
Church; Rev. Mr.. Carver Of st. Marks; Rev. Mr..
Guyon of St. Johns; Rev. Mr.. Spaford, Assistant
Rector of St. Johns; Rev. Mr. Jessup Of the Church
Of the Redeemer, and Rev. L. M. johnson Of st. Mi
chaels Church.
The exercises consisted Of short addresses by the
clergymeu present and singing by the children
benedeton closed the proceedings and the schools re-
paired to their respective churches, where an ample
supply of refreshments awaited them
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The Republican Central Committee hold special
meeting tonight at No. 6ls Broadway.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN ALDERMAN AND AN
EDITOR.

SIR: Ex-Alderman Wilson, for pulling Alderman
Russ nose few days since arrested and held to bail by
Judge Brady in the OF 81 OOo Frank McCabe for maui
ing the editor Of The Nercs and smashing his psObo.ci
arrested bed bail by Alderman Brady in,he magnificent
sum of $500 Arc Aldermen worth much than editors
or there really attempt to be made to pot end to- or ct
les strive to check the spirit Of rOudym rampant among
usl
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FnLD-DAr or THE THIRD BRroADs.-Bngader-
General Hall has issued bis orders for field
day Of the Third Bngade-comprising tho Seventh,
Eighth, Ninth, and Fihy-ffth Regiments-at Ea4t
New-YOrk, on the 2ssh inst Brigade line forms II
D..
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr. Nicholas Brown, who
keeps grocery at the corner Of Broadway and Bartlett
street T.. d. walking asng Cook Monday
Ing when he attacked by couple Of ruians, knocked
down. severely beaten and robbed of $50 He raised Alarm
but the villains esped before assistance arrived.
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BRooKLYr CITY CoURT.-NoTIcE.-Jury trials for
the will the FIRST Monday Ia June h
aud continue onr weeks Not9 of issue for the June Can
dar cen be filed with the Clerk until Wednesday May 30
80 a. O. e. 49, &c. So SO, o. a. 81, 49, So es %, 3D. 90,
~. Il, '
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Advertisement

For SALE-A first-class Broadway PHOTO
GRAPHIC G.LLgsY containing Specimens Apparatus &C. APP
py 10 ScoyILL MFs. Co., No. Beekman-st
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ADVERTISEMENT
A PnRENoLo GICAL EXAMINATION WILL INFORM

PERSON emily his ssa defects and how obviste then
possible but his talents and the best 10 them
Examinations daily by FOWLER WELLs No. 3JS Broadway.
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IAaxsrtisen,enel

Nervous DEBILITY, Local AND GENERAi.
Successfully treated By az sn s q. Ss 'fa
sin01 NJ sss srcsdxsy oons. Rsaask otes hsua ~
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The Mock AucTossIs BIO appsarsfrom
statement made to the Mayor by young man who re-
Gently permitted bmsef be vctimzed by of the
mock auctioneers of Broadway, that a new element
has been introduced by these swinders to aid them in
perpetrang their vainy upon unsuspecsing visitors
to the city, In this case the victim asked TO put
it to your ear and see if it ticks On his doing SO, he
"received shock, or sensation of stupor which De-
wdered him." After this initiatory step, the young
man levied upon for sundry constitutions anu leu
through the streets to various places for the purpose Oh
facilitating the work of victmization. II young men
from the country are curious enough to see the inside
Of moek.auction shop in New-York' they are GER
tainy entitled the consequences aiter te numerous
warnings which have been given 70 'no PuOno " VI.
rress Our city authorities and strangers who get
x;ctmized are equally to blame for the existence OF
these placestho former for allowing them to remain,
ora ,be latter for encouraging them, and negectng 70
attend TO the counsels of the newspapers.
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Advertisement.
ADVERTISEMENT
TUE NpW AMERICAN DRAMA at R1RNIrN'S

THE NEW AMERICAN DRAMA, at BARNUM'S
MusEux-Ths WHITE BRANCH OF THE PRAIRE"-has pro-
duced sensation and drawing matude Of sPPlaaans
people witness every night Dot" will be withdrawn
after this week Ia repeated in elegant style this afternoon
The What Is 1t still holds his crowded leyee all day and
ing and so does the Lightning Calculator.
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The WEST WASHINGTON MARKET CAsH-In conse-
auence of the absence of Mr. Evars the counsel for
Messrs Taylor & Brennan, the argument in this case,
which was set down for Monday, has been adjourned
by consent until next Tuesday
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IAdveTtisementI
At EyERDRLLs OLD WEDDING-CARD DErO1

An the latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS engraved by tho
heat artists great variety Of specimens The Orange
Wedding Envelope unyaled Sold only at No b. Broadly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

The CABLE CELEBRATION BILL VEToBD.-Tbs fol
lowing communication from tho Mayor to the Board
of Councilmen was accidentally mislsd, and did nos
reach the Board at its last meeting as intended:
MAYORS OFFICE, NEwYoR May a. 1850.
To he Hon. The Board Of Cognclmep.
GyyrIEmKs: return herewith the resolution proposing 10
rn 900 copies report ofthe Special Committee appoint
ed in 1858 make arrangements Tor the ceeoon OF the Atan
tic Cable. 49,, $50, d. a.,
If that report possessed any merit, which Is doubtful
se certain public interest attach 70 az this time
1bst event which created 1.-THE attending or.
cumnces and performances upon the oecaon-havs passed
away and have no longer any pubic value. -,
But however meoous tho charter inervenes TO prevent s
publishing of the report except by contract under and upon
ton the is Imperative and must control presents
nuperabe banter 70 the adoption oil this resolution there
fsTe return Il without approval ,...,,,,, ,,,o<,~
ISgnedl fEhNAdDO WOOD.
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ACCIDENTS AND IsaUEsTs.-We noticed yesterday
the fact that Robert Taylor No 35 West Twenty xh street,
fen through hole in the pier the foot Of Twenty sixth
Monday morning last He was rescued Immediately and
not thought be much injured Bat subsequently, proved
long exposure In the damp mud beneath the added
his bruises produced from which he died Ia tina
course the schrner held inquest tho
body yesterday when the Jury rendered verdict Of accidental
DEATH censned the authorities for allowing the pier
main dangerous condition. The Coroner held
inquest the body Of Patrick Doyle OF No ass West siK-
tenth street driver CT Zee cart who instantly killed
Monday afternoon by being thrown from his cart while driving
through West Eghee nth street. Ninth OF the
wheels suddenly struck the Street Commissioner
throwing him with great violence to the ground BE
picked up nsensbe condition add carried to his
where died verdict of accidental death rendered
John McGuckn native of Ireland died yesterday at he
New Hospital in Consequence Of I'M e received by being
run stage in Broadway Canal street on the 18Th
ut says intoxicated the time and does n
blame driver Coroner yackmsn held inquest tho body
when verdict Of accidental death rendered
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE JAPANESE IN NEw.YoRK.
The Embassy are expected in this city by the latter
part of next week. Messrs, Leland will appropriate
the second instead of the first floor Of the Metropolitan
Hotel for the accommodation Of the Japanese, so as to
insure them as much privacy as could be obtained in
private house. They win not be Toasted, but ball
viii be given, and f0r this purpose one Of the m0s. OK.
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lAdvertlsemsnil - -
HoI NESS NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Nos.
IAdyertisement

ae5 aud a97 Broadway by waksr24 Gard Photographs,
perby TAKEN ST. Stereoscope Pictures fl Landscapes
TAX n 10 order, and views on sale Of Niagara, &c.
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AsoTHER UssAFR BUILDING BROADWAY
Sergeant Lord Of the Sanitary Police has reported unsafe tho
building No 231 Broadway known Jsnnngs Building Ths
Sergeant axes adavto the fact thai the front walls have
buged considerably ha, the side walls cracked and
the foundation very settled Nine Witnesses conoboat
this statement whom contdced BY various witnesses
for defense No decision has yet been rendered the
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REPUBLICAN MrrrIsc.--A meeting Of the Repubh
cans of Jersey City and vicinity, will DO held on
Thursday evening next at o'clock, for the purpose
of taking steps to organize for the campaign.
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BoATIEo IN THE CENTRAL PARK.-The Commits
sioners advertise for proposals. fer providing boats ~
les for hire upon the waters of the Central Park.
They say:
Four bos wiz be required before the 1t Of July neIt and
two additional boats before the 2 OF July merit and Others
stewoa the Commissioners of the Park may determine 70
be necessary TO meet the demand Of the public
lhe boats will be required 20 conform to certain specifications
and drawing and TO be managed and used in Accordance with
certain conditions aui regulations
Ii the Commissioners viii also give the public cheap
conveysnees in the Park, they will confer boon upea
tens Of thousands Of Citizens
A NEW CBURsH.-The Third Unitarian Society, Of
which the Rev. Mr. rockingham Is passor, have se-
lected site Of five lots for new church edios On
Fifth avenue, between Fortysscond and Forty-shird
streets upon the west side. The owners of the lets
propose to lease the same at ~ 200 year for sixty
three yoars two renewals Of tweaty-one years eaoh
or to sell the same for cash.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-The following sales were
made yesterday by A. j. Blocker Son. Co. three lots ths
side of nth hft feet north % and
ing four lots together southeast corner Of Fh avenue
and One hundred twentieth street. 25 by loo Him. S.
eco store lot No l29 Front street. sire 2a Lin by eos
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United STATES CIRCUIT coURT-MAr 22-Be,Ors JUS
tlcs SaALLgY
WHAT CONSTITUTES AN ENGRAVING.
NJ Knoedler aga. Augustus Schel

WHAT CONSTITUTES AN fNbbANiNGs
NJ. Knoedler ags Augustus Schen
The plaintiff imported quantity OF plain and colored
engrayng By the Tariff set Of Bi duty Of per cent Ia
charged upon and duty Of Is upon
nerated articles At the CustonlIlouse the plaintiff was
charged per for the plain engayng and Is
the coord engsvnes The Is cent levied upon tho
ground that where engraving subsequently, coloed
engraving but under the Classification Of
enumerated articles The plaintiff to the differ
cree between the per cent and the Is per cent.
The evidence showed that the class of ooored pictures for
which duty had been paid recognized BY the trade
epgyiug and that they bore the whether plain
colored, though the latter were mere valuable. 49,
Tie Jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff thus deciding
that engraving, engraving whether plain cslored
A. w. Grswod for plaintiff; j. Roosevelt and Q. H. Hunt
for defendant.
INDICTMENTS.
The Grand Jury presented indictments against the
following persons:
Edward Riley for endeavohnst 10 make revolt and mutiny
lie pleaded Not Guilty"
Mayhem two indictments for cruel and unusual
isbment
Henry NJ Hsmptesd, assault with dangerous wespsn.
Franklin Nichols indicted last week assault with dangerous
weapon. arrugues, aud pleaded Guilty" Sentence
reserved.
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A''' 'pp' FERNANDO WOOD.

EXCISE ConMIssIoNERs.-The Board met at the
usual hour on Tuesday morning, in tie Common
Pleas Courtroom and gran ed three sorekeepers and
one innkeepers license. On motion of Mr.. Holmes ths
following rates for licenses viii be charged to apph-
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF sEssIoNs-Before Juds
oaKnIsos justices sTILLwrIL and srErxsn

GARRISON, Justices STiLLwrLL, ana oif,fk1h l..
The bufinees Of this Court was resumed yes'euay
Peter Donely tried indie for asut IA sa ya.
peon alta ksd Charles Hay about O'clock on the "
March while returning hons from HAMILTON
where he is employed solicitor lie was s,ossns 49,
street and Hamilton avenue when he was "
One Of asked the time and Mr. Hay reped ina, D. Vac no
watch Re told lie He'd and the other said Let Aao
the watch from him" They then attacked Mr. Hay ana he ae
Tended himself with aheavy cane beating then OF 10
cused subsequey and Identified a. one Oh e az
lacking parie The mother and brother Of Donnsny ~hea
ali siep in tie ROOM and impossible or the accused
the apartment without their knowledge LIE case BENG
the Jury they brought In verdict oil sunt a1o b0h
ley Va. sentenced " The Stale Prison i9t three yess'