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New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
walIack,s Thenter.

Mrs Inchbad's delightful comedy of ITO Marry
or Not 10 Marry was produced evening for the frs time
thi. season Waacks Theater Tie audience was large
andas the animated Of one OF the sprgbtest plays IN
our language pessed before became heartily merry and ELL
tuastc We have seldom audience well pleased
or pleased with good To Marry Not 10 Marry
is one those sterling py which have genuine and enduring
caaes IL plot interesting It's story unique its senti
ent Is pure Dialogue freched with sense and pointed
with wit Such comedy always be enjoyed. Familiarity
With Its story does lessen the pleasure which one feels IN
witnessing It's representaon-and play which can stand
that test is good indeed. We must presume that most
readers are familiar with the adventures Of the aress Hester
yho ran away meirmony and sought refuge with the
scholastic bat essentially human Sir Oswin Morsnd. They
were very simple adventures bat they please the fancy and
their sequel is not lacking in valuable lesson TO the mind
Sir Oswn not very unusual character He Is gentle eal
urcd thoughtful. he has worldly experience yet BE U.s. "a
sone sort recuse He leads quiet life and loves bis boo
but moro imperous love finds him among these silent friends
and bids him awaken wider knowledge than they could
ever give him. scbolake philosophy stops at the ineect
Natures philosophy goes onward TO the heart He who has
never loved Is blind That IL the lesson OF Mrs lnehbads
comedy The spectator cares less for this however ~ seeing
the play than for the amusing process whereby sr os~u
dignity Is melted and his weormed resolutions blown away
under the sunshine OF Hesters eyes and the breezy
grace Of Hester innocence and pquan simplicity Another
quality cooperaes deepening the pleasant impression thus
msde-the quality, namely OF home sentiment The glimpse
afforded OF Sir Oswns home and Of bis charming relations
with his kindly odmasn sister isvery cheerful and effect
ing Then moreover there ne Characterization TO bo en-
oyed in NJ wiowesr the volatile and Lord Danbury the
ocous and Lady Susan Courty the woman OF the world
These parts-and indeed all the parts In the comedy-were
particularly well played last evening Mr. Walaek could
scarcely be seen In character akin his words Of sen
men and pleasantly and sad sarcasm and brilliant wit than
is that OF horand Ho realizes precisely the requi
a 0! .ae s..,.s gentleman, AZ Ae dspess, with lpost
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
DIX ID.

COBBsuddenly Tuesday evening April a. Abraham Lesse,
Joseph and Isabella A. Cobb aged year months End
dsys
Tie friend. respectfully invited attend the funesi
from No Fiiih-s,. Thursday afternoon. at O'Clock
DAMoN-onw p Is Of inflammation Of the Lsvts
Damon. in the SD year OF bis
funeral bis late residence IN Hudohs nses
sonths Hudson City j. nsIt Sunday afternoon Aprh %
al 3 o'clock.
uAMIIToNsudisny q. Rye n T. on Tuesday Path inst sasis
R. wife OF Geo ~ Hamilton. 2Oth year u her
Funeral from residence y Anderson Rye at 10 oclocE
Carriages will visiting Rye, to meet the m train tos
pot on arrival Of from thence the remains
will be carried to Greenwood.
HAWLEY-On Tuesdsy April a. at O'Clock OF eryspslas.
Apbeus William Hswley only child OF A. r. and D. A. hswey
sged % years, months and days
The and family invited attend h funeral
from Presbyterian Church. South sxthst nsaF
Jer,eysye Jersey City, on Friday next at II O'clock m
HoPKINs-On Saturday February 1855 Fort Buchsnss
killed by the Indians GILBERT Hopkins o HAveoswooo
L. L. in the 37th Of his
having received funeral services VIII be held In the
DAY a 81 clock Re,ve, snd friends requested .t.sod
without further invitation The remains will be taken to oreea
witch, Conn.
LITTLEwoOD-On Monday pa inst Carrie D. only daughter Of
T. d. Mary A. Lewood In the 9th OF hei
The relatives friends family respectfully invited 10
attend the residence Of her grandfather fhos-
Bolton esq Wecheste Thursday 10Th inst at q O'Clock
MARrrNon Tuesday evening April a Mary Chslners ~s ss
sernue Martin, and daughter OF teorge Mitchell
tho faner her fs,be resdsocs.
No ss6 Wes. Nineteenth st. on Friday April r. at 10 O'CLOCK
RUsHEROn Tuesday morning. April a. Charles Rusber sssd
from Presbyterian Chnch Ninthsve aud Thirty
frstst on Thursday. 2eth inst, at ~ O'Clock m
STEwART-n Brooklyn, Wednesday 18th irr. Wsm Stew
srti u 10 18th year fh.
The relatives and friends Of the family
funeral, South Presbyterian Church 1.-THE Rev Dr. spers
Clinton and An,y sts., Saturday at o'clock D. m
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

charming fidelity and sprghnes the gradual submission OF
self poised nature the nsdous approaches OF love- More
could be desired Miss Cannon as Hester Is altogether
delightful Few girls girsh in fact as this actress
in this character by reason of her admirable art Mrs Yer
non plays Miss Sarah Mortand and Is living embodiment
Of gentew0uan and aec,ionae odd maiden sister Miss
Fanny MOrant--not often but always greeted with
pleasure the woman Of the world Lady Susan and
daly coquesh and gittering MI Fisher appears as MI
Wowear and amusngy camors for that some other
woman" who may be expected to smile upon the india
rubber hearted victim OF feminine caprice MI Gilbert
the ocious LORD Danbury. end s perfect type OF Ihe
fusy odchoo nobeman We conscious OF an unwonteu
glow Of critical enthusiasm In writing about THIS comeay anu
performance; bu. believe that our enthusiasm Is oef
ably well grounded The reader however has an opportunity
OF Judging for himself "To Marry Not To Marry WIZ De
repeated Friday evening. Tonight, and on SATURDAY
Don Cesar de BaSan will be acted-and so will close MI
Waacks OF performances Let not tho oppo
tunity OF seeing him be neglected Other novelties are IN
preparation for should omit to record that
the capital farce Of The Eon Boy played last evening
again Introducing Mr. Frederick Robinson in the amusing
character OF Captain Popham and Mr. Hoson in the quaint
rookke part OF Dabster Boots at the Swan will be acted
on Friday as an eterpiec To Marry Not To Marry
The version Of Mrs Iuchbads comedy acted at Waacks is
By the way the adaptation Of Mr. Walsck himself
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

10! 9laic FIegbts active &c. Corn 10 buffalo Receipts
5000 bbs Flour 5000 busb. Wheat OO bush Corn.
25OOO bush Oats Shiprents-lOO b6s Flour, 2OO Do5h
Wheat pc 600 bush. Corn. 3 800 bush. Oats
MILWAUKEE. April 2j.-Flonr dun Wheat e1cited a,
81 SOY for No Winter Receipts-Oats Joe Corn nrn AZ
fGe Tor No Reoeipt-2OO bois four w Dusn " hea
600 bush Oss sbpmeAtsloOO bbls Flour eiOOO Dush'
Wheat ,
CNcsgAr April 25--Four and Grain firm and unchanged
not much offering Whisky 81 q Provisions higher ana
generally held ou OF market though the demand IS Dot large
Mess Pork sold A. s27 Lard l9c. Gold l26tdl2tl
TOLEDO April 25-FlOur very hrm wheat 1Od l2e Oetter
Old White Michigan g. sj. New do, 81 i5 New Amber
5jic for No J. Oats lc. better sales az 4lc for NO.
NEw-ORIIANs April 2i-CottoB--Sles today 900 bales
mostly the receipt Of the Liverpool advces az previous
rates receipts bales receipts OF the last four days
6i3 bales against bales for the corresponding period 10
last we eIports r the last three DAYS 600 bales stock
$50 81 bale, Sugar and kOiasses unchanged FiouI-
Sales superfne at s. 20 y bb Corr q 05 3 bush Oas
SIC D bush Mess Pork s9s 30 \, bb Sterling Exchange
l3is Checks NevYok banks, per cent premium God
l.jt. Francs 4 23t.
GALyEsrOs April g-CottoDOur stock OF Cotton oots up
baes the exports from here since the opening OF
trade amount 10 bales OF which 10000 bales were for
England 81 coo bales for NewYork. and 1000 for hewOr
lCaus.
baltimore April 2s.-Flour dull high grades steady
Wheat irm Corn steady; sales OF White at sOc Yellow
sGde7c Oats dull sales at 52G53o Provisions quiet Lard
hrm Mess Pork at so - Sugar dull aud unsettled MS
Ky dull; sales at a. 2jd 81 81. 10, -.
PHuaDELPHIA April 2j-Peroleum firm; sales OF crude az
23I dglc Refined In bond 39c Refined free .ao2o flour
ouo bt firm Sales of bush good Red Wheat az - W
s. 90 firm sales 900 bush Yellow at sO9sle Cohee
dull. Provisions firm Whisky unchanged.
ST. LOUIS April a. Cotton fiat. Flour and Wheat IN
changed Corn less firm Oats heavy and easier fofA w
s25 % for Mess. Lard aud whisky unchanged
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
MARRIE ID.
Address

BRowNELLIoTTon Wedaesdsy April fs by the Rev hsasx
Ward Beechet Charles = w Brown 20 Lucia L. o'"sne'
FAIRBANK-GRAHAMOnT Tuesday April ~ at Calvary Shuroo
ill., TO Helen Livingston daughter Of John A. Graham Of this city
HARwARD-sTARR-n Brooklyn. Wednesday April 70 At hs
Church of Holy Trinity by The Rev A. ~ Psrtrdee W''en
all Of Brooklyn.
NlTClELL-DEXTER-In Boston. on Monday April by Che
Mr Clancy Dr. H. Wnsow Mitchell Of this city to Sarah
Dexter Of Boston
SAXE-WISNEROn ednesay Feb 49, at the residence OFT T.
Dursnd Warwick n Y by the Rev w H. Ferris the rev
A. H. Sare Of T. Conf N h. C. to Mics Phooe Wsae OIL "sr
WICK, N. Y. No cards.
TALMAOE-GRAET-On ednssdsy, April Is by the Rev Dr. r.
Rodgers Van Most Tausxe to Laura A. daughter o John Il
Grant, al Of Bound Brook, n. J.
WHSTLER-SANDs-On Wednesday April rs a. the residence
the brides parents by tho Rev o. 3 Gear Joseph b. Whne e
Burlington Mary A. daughter Of John NJ Sands OF TITS
ety. No
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
FROM ALBANY.
Character or the LeRisIature-Aefion on the
Various Bills.

FIom Out SPocA SVTesPohor-b
The Legislature which has just adjourned has passed
great number of bills probably not less than 800 but few
Of general character Of any special interest.
BILLS PASSED.
Among the important bills passed is the Nev-YoIk
Health bill the bill abolishing the Board Of Excise in
New-York and transferring its powers and duties to the
Board OF Health the Niagzra Ship Canal BILL the Central
Fare BILL bill taxing Bank shares ian important act, for
the reason that il puts three million dollars into the
State Treasury bill providing for erection of Quarantine
buildings in NewYork harbor; to continue improvement
of Hudson River by dredging repeating the soldiers
voting law providing for four additional Normal Schools
prohibiting SuIroGate from taking fees, where the estate
worth 8 900 and less; prohibiting issue OF Tree passes
on RAILROADS. TO continue Chenango Canal extensions e.
prevent the spread Of the cattle disease known Is Kinder
pest act TO provide for submitting to people the ques
ton of revising State Constitutions.
BILLS LOST
Among the bills lost bills to enlarge certain locks on
the Erie and Oswcgo Canals, Bppropnating $JOOUW 10
keep up Our State military establishment appropriation
for a new Capitol abOshing feudal tenuTes 10 facilitate
construction of Southern Central Railroad providing or
safe construction and management OF railroads. the Eight
Hour law the Council of Revision. amendment OF assess
ment laws Senate and House bills pToata freight b
abolshng school ratebls TO regulate fare on street Ta
roads in New-York and Brooklyn to increase pay OF
School Commissioners &c.
All New-York railroad schemes lost, believe,
cepting perhaps the authorizing the laying OF track
10 Esscx-st, and removal Of the track from CAnion-s
BILLS VETOED.
Oneida Lake Canal; Albany and Susquehanna Rail
road Whitehall and Plasburgh Railroad amending char
ter of Buffalo, for filing sunkcn lots ia Newfork; ncoT-
poratng American Mining and Exploring Company for
bridge across the Mohawk, between Amsterdam and
Florida
BILLS SIGNED.
About 80 bills had been signed by the Governor on
Saturday morning, leaving abont $50 TO be signed.
CHARACTER OF THR LEGISLATURE.
The Legislature has been an unusually good one-the
House q remarkably industrious body-thee has been less
ntemperance and rovdyism in the present Legislature
than have ever seen scarcely any at all. don't think
il has been badly debauched there seamps in both
Houses as there always is but seldom has Legislature
adjourned with clean hands as this There was cor
ruption about the Legislature but very little an IT. lt
fault has been OF experience. Could the same mon
all be reelected next Fall, should have magnificent
Legislature another Winter. Why won't the people bear
that fact In mind
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
vi usicaI.

GERMAN OPERA-ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The opera of Fdelio was performed last night at
tho Academy Of Music very large and thoroughly appre
eatye audience The chief characters were sustained by
Madame Johannssn Madame Won Beke MADAME ROtter be-
ing sick) NJ Habemsu NJ. Damrand. NJ steinecke and NJ
Hermans
ofthe music Of this work it is impossible to write just
appreoatye notice at hour The world wide repu-
taon Of Beethoyens wonderful music needs indeed from US
but the heartfelt acknowledgment OF the unqualified delight
which we have received from listening TO its profound aud
uuapproachabe beautieJ In dramatic force iaen'y OF
expression aud passionate defamation IN her highest form
Fdeo stands unequaed tho whole range Of operate mns
We deeply regre. that II cannot be repeated.
Madame Johaunsen deserves the warnest praise Tor her
conscientious and admirable rendering OF the role Of Leonora
Her voice excellent order clear steady and resonant
and sang and acted with earneness and dramatic
power far beyond expectations We know no singer IN
the city who could have done such thorough justice to tue din
cult but magnificent. role.
Foresan wa, finely rendered By Mr. Habeman His scena
one the trying Of dramatic compositions but he
mastered ably and throughout the concerted music he
was equally abo and conscenou acting also with spirit and
Hermans Rocco as he Away. % faithful
and competent his magnificent voice telling ous with excellent
effect
Fieo abouuds With concerted music splendid in construe'
ton and by easy to master much OF 1t was excel
lenty vol sung aud encorel but other numbers were
little marred by the inequality o; the voices MADAM Won
eke being quite equal the role she was called on 10
sustain and perfect We do not intend to mention
Herr Stenecke and therefore omit his The ohoruses
especiay the finale the r, act were effectively rendered
and the orchestra as whole saving want OF color per-
formed well developing be wonderou beauties with which
tho abounds.
Tonight Rossins masterpieces. William Tell will be per-
formed with the enlarged and splendid chorus and the To-
creased orchestra We cordially commend this perform
aue TO our readers. For grandeur and perfection Of ensemble
il has never been equaled in this CITY,
Popular prices will prevail the Academy this week Tho
price OF admission tonight and Friday will be o. which also
also includes reserved This will certainly insure
crowded audience.
At the matinee Saturday when Der chu'z viii be
given the price Of admission will be 81 CO 10 parts OF
the house This a very polite and pop1 ',msnt and
will bs found work well for both the pab TIE manage
m0l
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

return oP TmR 10TH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS. -
The l76h Regiment New York Volunteers route home
by way avsanah and expected at Hars Island on the
csth inst bepsd Of and discharged This Regiment has
been through all the campaigns in louisiana including that OF
Red River under Banks in the Spring Of sf After that
north by with the Nineteenth Army Corps
lust IN time Join Sheridan in his brilliant campaign In the
Shenandoah Valley in the Fall Of that year In this com
paign the Regiment high reputation and allowed
the Of being the first regiment inside the Rebel works at
the siorming Of Fishers Hill.
When sherman started for the this regiment went
with the Second Division OF the Nineteenth Corps by sea- 10
meet and has done hard service IN the
interior OF Georgia for than past lie regiment
brings back safety three stands OF coor two OF which were
BY tue City OF New York and the other by the
State OF New York -
ny 100 men and the following officers return with the reg
ment Colonel Charles Lewis LieutenantC Colonel WIN w
adger; Major James Entwiste Capains-George T. Howe
Edwin " Ketchum Ethan G.. Locke. Sprague n Wood and
William w Smithson; Lieutenants-Frederick Gill. AdJu'
,snt Samuel Gage Alfred Hastead Morris NJ Davidson,
Joseph d. Smith Charles Davis, Leonard w. kingsbury
Luke Casey and John j. Way.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
THE PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY.
OF Probst for the Murder OF Chris
topher Deering-Be PIcnds 90 Not Gniiiy."
PHLAprlrlnA Wednesday. Apth

PHrLAurIPmA Wednesday. April q ls66.
There was an immense crowd around the Cour-House
this morning awaiting the arrival Of Antoine rob'i the
murderer OF the Dcerng family lie was adroity admit
ted through side door Disappointing most Of the specte
tors.
After the usual prcl.mnare the bill OF indictment for
the murder of Christopher DecHng read and the prs
oner pleaded I" not guilty.
The Court then proceeded TO select jury.
SECOND DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA "Wednesday. April - i-t6.
Up TO this time four jurors have been mpanneled m the
Probst murder case.
About % have been challenged.
The Jurors arc selected 10 try the according to the
evidence without regard 10 former expressions Of opinion
THIRD DISPATCH
PM ADHIPHfA. Wednesday. April p. 1890.
special being ordered the Court adjourned ~
10 o'clock on Thursday 20 allow the sheriff 10 make i
return Great difficulty is experienced IN conveying the
prisoner from the courtroom To the pusonyan on account
of the excited mob surrounding the building
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
ATTEMPT TO ROB A SAFE By a FEMALE DONE

ATTEMPT TO ROB SAFE By \ FEMALE DOMESTIC.
-Antonan Gesther a German girl aged 81 years
servant in the employ John Christman baker No los
Thrdst On Tuesday she Informed that her services
would not be required day and that she could take
her departure the following morning Between and
o'clock Wednesday morning John Biz the foreman OF
Mr. Cbristman was rather surprised 10 light in the
apartment the and going toward u TO
cause the girl above mentioned standing 10 ont
OF the safe which she had opened In measure se had
possessed herself Of the kew Of the safe opened II and taken
therefrom containing s6O 60 which she was en-
rared In counting eer arrigan Of the Seventeenth Pre-
cnct was called she given into his custody and at
late hour Justice Mansfed committed her Tor trial IL default
Of O.. 500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
TENNIsssEE.
Prefer OF Gen. Jnokson's "uermitage" 10 the
General Government.

NAsHtL Tuesday. a prii p. 'i-'".
In tho Senate to-day bail passed its hrs read n- irn
dering tho mansion house 40 the Hermitage, Jackson
residence and 10 Of ground adjoining condition
that the United States Government viii establish upon
a branch OF the West Point Military Academy, o. some
other public Institution. The remaining scrrs of the 80
tate about 300 arc be- so and the proceeds applied -
Taynent OF bonds issued by the State IN payment os The
whole property.
Weather cold and viuiry The riyeg - feet deep on
The shoals, and siill r,lug.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
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Notwithstanding the fact that the size of THy TgIB-
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remain the same.
TERMS.
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Ten copies addressed 10 OF subscribers II -
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New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

SHIPBUILDYG AT GRoToy CoSS.-Messrs. Miller
Co. sbipbuilders Of Groton Conn. Will launch from their
yard on Saturday the 2th inst the fine new steamer CITY Of
London Messrs Miller Co. have several other vessels
nearly ready for launching among which we may mention the
schooner Emily L. Potter intended for the maekere nshery
and the soop Harry Bache built Messrs f. and NJ Wilcox
OF Intended for the bony fisheries They have
also number undergoing repairs and are doing
good business bavpg In their employ at present upward OF ~
men.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
CANADA.
The Recent Rising-Confederntiou md its Pros
pecis-Geographicai Proporfions-Pl"ns for
Dcfense-The Cnnadinn Shore Of rlnhe On
tario-Beminiscrpceso of the War of 1872
What Might be Done.
rom Our Special Correspondent

HAMILTON April "a. lsd6.
Some here are calling the readiness OF the Canadians to
defend their country "loyay" 1t no such thing. II
love Of country and Of course love Of property Tie
people are not disafcccd toward the Government whose
acts have been lately good enough.
All the Confederatcs are joyous and the party is
very strong-comprsng two-thiTds Of the people, cer-
tauly They only await the action Of the new Govern
men Of New Brunswick III the matter. L. the Lower
House there viii be O strong party against the scheme,
composed Of the late ministry ald their friends but u Is
probable that some Of the latter have changed sides with
ibe change of Government some men making II rule
always to support the Government look for very close
vote in the Lower House the first step Of the ad
minlstratOD
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Rexa,,a. q, Per,Innd. me.-mu.ele VS.. sl.am.

PoETIAsp Me- "Wednesday. April - les.
renatt c,pc of IN our harhor to-lay for prizes given
bv The rrnnd fair for tie benefit Of the Soldiers widows
and ORPHANS. The hrst for single scul-, distance
two miles was won bv Walter Brown; time bIn. lhe
second race for working boats without outggcr distance
,brec miles wns won by The Bc,sy; time 2im The hifi
race fr s1oarcd boats only boat, the na started
the seam-iug 1yro matched against her distance
three miles. won by the Una; time sjm 5Ds. The
wind was blowing very fresh throughout the race.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Prom tho Paoiac Coast-Imporied Cauie-Om-
nihur Oppo.ition-Finnnre Whaling.

sAS FRANCISCO Wednesday. April - lrtf.
The Collector # this port has taken 20 stop
the introduction - cattle via the Isifr and has not-
fed officers Of the customs along The coast 10 prevent cat
tie and hides coming IN from foreign pors.
An omnibus line organized here today IN opposi-
tion 20 the street railroads.
Mining stocks are dull. Ophr. $40 fellow Jacket,
sSl5: Gould & Curry, $S1'; lolcher 49, Savage,
y 100; Cholar S3l2. Legal tcnders 19i
The most prosperous whaling season ever experienced
has now closed until August
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Prom Fortress Monroe.

FOETREss MONROE. TuefdhT. April p. lsto.
Tho weather which has been heavy fur day or two
past changed for the better this afternoon and large
aee of vessels which had been detained took advantage
Of the change and sailed for their various destinations
negro groggcry IN Norfolk has been closed by the
military authoiies on the ground of having furnished
liquOr To the rioters the recent negro jubilee day
The quarantine Eliza Hancox, which arrived to-
day from the outside reports heavy weather and hiSh
Spoken at the Capes April g. schooners Island Queen
and Ellen Perkins, Porto Rico, for Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Teiegraphic Een,erpri.e mt v1nceuver's leland
yictorin Jubilnnt.

VICTORIA Vancouver's Island, Tuesday, April - leC1
Tho last stretch OF tclegraphic cable, connecting tins
island with the main land safely landed at Ladd Bay
San Juan leland this forenoon The signals were found
perfeet and direct communication had with Portland and
NeW-Westmnster after which Victoria was connected.
The announcement received amid the roar Of cannon
the ringing Of bells and the cheers Of the people Con-
eatulaiory messages then passed from place to place.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

ROBBED By A DIsREPUTABLE FEMALE.-On Tues
day night John McAryany engineer the steamer Miami
lyng at tho foot of sprincs. n r. met Mary Ann Smith in
Cansls.. and accompanied her 70 house in Laurensst
While with her Mr.. MeArvauy lost wallet containing 9 40
He therefore caused her Officer Daniels of the ghh
Precinct Yesterday she committed for trial bv Justice
Lcdwth The complainant sent TO the House Of Detention
with