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OF the family. and ihosl Of her sons. Patrick and
Richard oBdsn. .,csrury requested 70 at.sud-
f%surs a Ss az s's,ss s.sasncs S@p m philadelphia o.
Tuesday. Apr,i OF consumption, Mr.. PMLErus fzir~
nrS n,a y nd,s.s Inc "a y Ar Of his age.
1ue no,'co o' .bc funeral hereafter
hnah - sunday, April Al his late residence IN
he ~ ~ RcaARD RALncH, sr, IN tbs eist year Of
Fu1er'.i from Central Z. church, Newark, N J.,
mn " aesday1 aftsrnoor, az O'Clock.
=. ,~s1L-In this city, on Sunday, April CHARLES
: -. =, son OF Warren and Jane Rowe, aged years
The relatives and Friends Of the family invited to
attend me FUNERAL from the residence OF hs PARENTS
No 23 Ruger street. this uuesday) afternoon at two
| o'clock.
scuxavouR. on Saturday, Aprii g. JANET,
wife Of X Scrmgeoar Sr, In the 60h year of her
Fenos OF the family respectfully Invited 10 attend
the fu1era from her late residence Greenwood Gene
Il terv, this tuesday, afternoon, at three O'Clock.
Glasgow and Perth tscoand) papers please copy
sSEDKER -on Sunday, April 7, RACHEL BRows ssrpi-
Hsr friends and relatives are respectfully invited 10
atteD the funeral from her late residence First
and sixty SIKH street. this Tuesday afternoon, at one
suIIlvAx yoHs C surIIvAS, native Of skibbereen,
county Cork Ireland, aged 80 years.
ursss srom bs late residence No Iso Forsyth street.
| thm Tuesday, afternoon, st two O'Clock.
WALSH -0n Monday, April 8. MAsAx, widow Of John
walsh, native Of Ferns county Wexford, ireland, iu
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those o
her son.n.isw. william IaIor; also hsr nephew, are
rspectfuly invited to attend she funeral from her
residence l04 Sc Marks place Wednesday afternoon
at Two O'Clock Her remains will be taken TO Calvary
wexford ana California papsrs please copy.
.woon -on Sunday morning April a. the residenc, 2
Ferusado Wood, aged 70 yeas months and ID days
Funeral services from the residence Of her father
Broadway and street ,n's .ra
aatsnd Carriages will be IN waiting In the afternoon
I'll half-Past O'Clock, on Madison avenue, frontin
| Madison square, between Twenty-foarh ana twenty
Il
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I0Asrcros cAsm -r~o cases Of lnfantcide we're yes.
terdsy brought TO the attention Of Coroner schrmer
Who held ipquests che bodiea The nrst that Of
female child which found IN south street., near
pier IS East river by some boys While at play Deputy
Coroner Leo made . post mortem examination on the
body, and found that the child born alive and In
the Doctors opinion, death tho result Of neglect
and exposure verdict v that ee,t was accordingly
rendered By the Jury.
The remains Of female child were found on pile OF
rocks q She foot Of Twenty y-sxth street. Fast river
Unmstakabs evidences OF the child having been born
svs were apparent 10 Dr. Leo who made poet mortsm
examination Of the body. II was impossbls for Coro
ner 70 sarn anything concerning the paren age
Of The children 70 obtain any nformation Whatever
calculated 70 lead 70 the arrest and punishmsns OF the
nurdererA
I FArAl FALL--corsnsr schnmsr yesterday held IN
inquest at Bellevue Hospital the body Of John Fs
gerald whose death IVES the result Of injuries received
the "a instant By failing down flight Of stars o.
No - Od slip while suGerne from attack Of delrum
irsmena Deceased was any yeau Of age, and native
Of ireland. He wm . widowsr, and lived ~ No "a
Cherry stseeA
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COURT or SESSIONS.


The TIN Foil Robbery Case.
Before Judge Diksman, and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,.
The only that up for trial In this court yes
terday was that Of the two men, Edward Drisco and
Danie, Hurley who charged With having received
stolen property. The particulars Of the pub
lished in the HERALD at the ume the accuecd
rested They charged With purchasing quantity
OF tin foil and check for s37 30, which had
hts employer, Mr. J. White. drug importer,
doing business in John street, New York MELVILLE II
appears, made . confession of his misdongs TO his
parents and the police, and between them all plan
concoted VIII ch resulted In the arrest Of Drscol
and Hurley. The boy placed the stand and tes
titled TO the facts previously published In charging the
jury the Court remarked that It wHhn their prov
nce 30 convict the prisoners upon The unsupported tes
mony OF Melville, conceded thie but that Il
safe tooonvict person upon the evidence Of conceded
fclon verdict Of snot guilty" being rendered she
prisoeerx n were discharged from custody
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fHs ASlAxr7c Am oRRAr wxsrsRx RAILWAY The
Board OF Directors met the once OF the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company yesterday 10 take such
action wss ssasy 70 tran6S shs management 10
the Receives. Two sessions held yesterday apd
another this s,orping The President 8 B. L'Homme.
dssn, and the General superintendent General D. Mo-
Lasn tsndered their resgnations 70 take effect ths
Piled 70 the structures oSlI james Mcsnry and other
Enssh capitAiists In regard v ths Management The
before the needing This morning By direction Of ths
Board, Mr. }. J. ehyrock, Vice Hlsstdent turssd
the books, pspeFs end akirs of ths company 70 ths
charge Of General Potter The Rscsvel fhs various de-
partmcnts. ws ass informed Win rsmAsr under heir
present managers--for the present, lss1 whether
NeadvsJs tFa. J RspStlScun. lprd
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coua< q OYER AND rtamlNfa.


The Grand Jury.
betofe jugs sArnard and Justices Hoyt and voorhees,
inc Aprh TORN OF the Court Of Oyer and Tsrminsr
opened Ateraay morning whom The following Grand
Jury va Tempanelled:-
Gccr y W. Mears foreman; Jesse " Baker, Charles
n' nuu' Richard Blackburn, 'Ebcn G. Marsh, George w.
SS S'ir' hcn, r Cooke, h L starr, william AdamA n.
~ ZAdie, d. Dcrchey, Isaac Quackenbosh, +. Chlds.
II smas Hanlsy, Edward wesson, John B. Hurst
Judge Barnard then briefly charged the Grand Jury,
Ealing attention TO their duties kc, after which they
retired.
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COURT AppEALs
1o4ts lee va Decker 7Al. Van Rensselaer, w.
l09 Drew sixth Ave- Dennison
nue. Railroad Co %. People er. rcf Damn
L0 Boston Cs<pct Com Va Williams daL
pauv va Jourpeay lie. Ora W. Ward.
I'LL Iahens Fiolden III. nxtnncht Va. Kelly,
liz. Phillips va Wooster. Sheriff, &C.
1lB. Wood vs. Fleet lis Tathii va Bank OF
II. Owen, Receiver, 80, Havana
Fl Lee and another 110. Stewart and another
80. .Devlin W. Brady w. Kceltas.
SurREug CnuRr-GEuaAL ERn.--Enamerated mo-
tons. Nos. -, - " 81. inclusive Nos 3, 50, 6s, -,
50, 81 rAf f'4s
srrRExE CouRr-Cmcurr Part 1.--Nos oa7, 1851, e61.
2se' la4a' SaI 7os I'LL HOS 1871 iise ls ,aeo' o'
I049. 1853 1905 1900 1iss 6os 1890 1924, 1872 1908,
1880, 1884, 149l 1854, 1lll 1889, 3o%, 1884, 1870
suPRENs C0uRT--SrruAL TnRn. --Dcmurrers Nos ~
y lssoeg OF Law and Fact Nos. ia 145, l20, 131,
ly i.e ioA LOO, 1eT I50, lso lao, Isl, iss, iao.
surnsxE CoUxr-CHAnBuss Nos oot, 10l, 1io, i2s,
13s. Lac. ie1. 2o2, KS 2l0, 20, 251.
srrxRfox Corsr Part Nos 3107, 2o33, Sl13, 2o2o,
BIOL 32O3, 1905, 8207. 1900, 52i3 S2l5, 32l1, 32lo
s22i 3a2s Pan 2-Nos' sls3, s9cy aiz2, 20sc, s222
3ln Olo n7t 2lls, 1914, 2ois, ssle, 2s2s, lsol,
Coxuox PLsM.-Part L-Nos s7o, iIl2, Ses, eel, ses
6o0 400, $50 ool 4ll 71b, III, us, 51D, TO Part
2.-Nos 10z3 500, toS 042, $50, ool. 100, 7o2 7oa,
704. 70S, 701, 70s, 100, III.
srrsExB Cornr-Krvos CouxrY CtRcu1r --Noe. "a, ~,
% q, 70, 80, d. a. -, ~ IS, %, 81 ss sd -, H.
orr counr, BaooxLrr. 81, 70, o. Il, -, 10, 49,
20. ~, n - N - 80
CouHr % sBss5oxs Kwos Courrr. .--Ths PeopIs vs
James saundsre snd william psI indicted for bdrgiary
snd Grand larceny; hesas hsUigan, assslt end bss-
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SUPREME cauRI-pART |

Action for Assault and Bastery--Tiree Hnn-
drcd DsIaRrs DamRxes.
Defore judge JoAes and jury
Leopold Aypsi vx Lesis Bsaurta.-Tms 'sass,s which
was an action for assaclt and Datssry, tried .
short tms sioce, whsa.thc jury dsagreed Tho COM
plainant chaees that ~ defendant struck him with
soda water bottle tho slcad, In lager beer saloon
Sixth avenus the 11z OF Nay, 1896 the defendant
pleaded that The sriking was in self defence
The came acxin yesterday in the above court
when the jury returnsd verdict for the plaintiff for
$500
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CITY Court.
A Street Renconfre.
Before Judge Reynolds.

Aordm Perts John Scaita This action was brought
TO recover damages in the Of 81 900 for alleged
assault and battery by defendant Plaintiff claimed that
on the 10th Of August last he assaulted in Graham
avenue Eastern District by the defendant and sustained
injuries which prevented him from working for two
wesks Sohiltx the other hand testified that he was
first struck by the pssntiG and only acted sefde-
fence when nc returned tho blows
The Jury rendered verdict for defendant
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ASo1ARR MuRpssm cbxucssD.-0serye Goe,s, alas
GeQeos Gaiss has beer convicted, with Csss and ogrs
81 Cincinnati, one OF the Haghos murdererx 1oe,x
has been not0rioE3 since his ases for reckic indi-
ference 70 the enormity Of the crime which ne was
charged with having committed veil - 70 hs own
fate During his trial he exhibited the sane character
istic He seems have no power and no desire 70 con
ceal hts thoughta At every conveniens occasion -
engages In conversation with the sher1n or policeman
who usually slts BY his SIDE.
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Before Commissioners Jones and Ne Ston.
The OF United states against p trick McCartv
charged with icisly dssillus whiskey, was called up
yesterday for further hearing buts counsel for de-
fsncs ready 10 proceed. is. was adjourned By
Commissioner Jones until the I? III inst The case Of
William Nc cIamsny, CHARGED WIZ. sim lar offence was
reason until the 18th.
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Before Judge B stts.

The April term d the United States CrcuH court
opened yesterday By Judge Eets but in consequence
Of the absence Of 5udge sA7m An, whose turn is to
preside, bunuese tEsssac ted Al the ssggeston
OF Mr. G. Courtssy, United Sshes District Attorney
jury discharged till ThursdAy next shoud Judge
Shipmau arrive fr the meauime motions wisoe heard
the court adourn,ns only rom day Day. Thcre - !
largo calendar of criminal 70, but a particu.
iarly important character
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tsy on sn oacer; Juiius Huheld and Qboar johnson,
assault and battery; Gunther Nendof violation Of the
Excise hw; Albert Koalsr violation of the Excise law
Henry Beeson violation Of the Excise law; Christopher
Hunt. larceny; William p. Smith and James Wilson,
burglary In the 1rst degree.
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DrIN0UfsHED AsRIvAI-Among the passengers iast
night by the Central train was NrA Harriet beecner
Slowes who has been visit 70 Florida We nope net
sojourn In the South has been pleasant ONE ana tnat
she finds the morals Of people much improved nnce
she wrote "Uncle Toms abinn-kacon, Ga, IsleoTaIA
April 4
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SUPREME cuuar-W ss COUNTY CIRCUIT.
Before Jr .daa Rarnard

Before Jr dGe Barnard.
The April term opened yesterday, Judge Barnard pro-
siding, when she Gale Ader called. There was no
ready be tak a IN 80 thu court adjourned uot
this morning at ten O'Clock -
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srxAxnH nnoscr Law Of the Baltimore and Chester river
line while lying at her wharf night her upper
saloon damaged ~ nre and engine damaged
sar AURORA, from New YORK at San Francisco, reports
OF Cape Horn experienced heavy gale which started the
t0D tons Of coal.
4 Bn snir showing Marryars numbers. second disun-
guishnG pendant, No l7os Feb Is lat ~ g. Ion
80 W. under Jury foremost bound 3.
BAsx SIGNAL (new) Smith, Of and from Newbuypor for
Ms.nzss In ballast put into Nassau 2sh NJ ess'ns very
hole found under main chains aide supposed 70 have
been left Afor knocking down shores before sunchns
BARK ATLANTA, Evans from 81 MARKS for hontevideo b.
iorn reported arrived At Nassau NJ ma u Put 10 leaking
badly All the leak above water round the
and udder casng She would repair In few days without
dischsrpng cargo.
BARK JAxxs WAND, Landerkn. from Saxua for Norsh
port put into bermuda lst inst leaking
BAnx Maeos Axsssora from Csrdenss before rspovssA
spoken daed arrired IL Portland 9Th Inst undSr i,r
sss she Iost her nisrenmsst nsnmas and forsast Is
Goth ut 10 lat ~ 10. Ion ~
Bsig MosrfrrtIc Murray, a. Mobile. from Boston rs.
when four days ont - " wy
Bss Hovsp from Jamaica for New rsrh ssfers rspor.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married. .
GooDKISD-wAIrER.-Ou Wednesday, April g. BY the
Rev. DR.. n. Einham, al the Temple .Adas Jeshureu
ABRAHAM G0oDEND 70 RosAIK, third daughter OF the
late ". d. Walter both Of this city
California papers please copy.
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Yesterday Assistant Dsssict Attorney DSdfcrd Z
ductsd the tsals In this court The Grand -cvy bsou
In Mrss bach Of iudictnsnts. 70 which the psssor
pleaded not snilty. iat
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MOBASSES from SO Cts TO $l per gal
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The excitement growing out Of these great
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CONNECTIoNS-WE
The MAIL TRAIN from New York con-
meets at MANUNKA CHUNK with the
train leaving Philadelphia (Kensington De-
pol) at S u. M, and at Great Bend with
the Express Mail train on the Erie Railway,
with sleeping car attached, stopping at all
the principal stations on the road, and arriv-
ing at Buff 10 al Is a m
The PASSENGER TRAIN from Scran.
ton connects at Great Bend with throue h
trains going West and East on the Erie Rail-
way, arriving at Buffalo at 2S a. M, and at
Salamanca at 12.00 m.
CONNECTIONs-EAST
The MAIL TRAIN from Great Bend ron-
meets there with the Cincinnati Express
Train on the Erie Railroad from the West !;
at Manunka Chunk with train for phila-
deIphia, Easlon, Trenton, and intermediate
stations arriving in Philadelphia at 6.30 p.
m, and at New Hampton with n train for
Easion. Bethlehem Allentown, Reading and
Harrisburg, arriving at the latter place at
3 30 p. IN.
CONNECTIONS AT SCRANTON are
made with trains to and from all stations on
the Lacka wanna and Bloomsbury Railroad,
and on the Delaware nd Hudson Canal Co.'s
Railroad, Time Tables of which roads are
printed below.
]. BRISBIN, Prest.
Il. A. HENR Y, General Ticket Agent.
January 4. lS67.-1y.
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a CARD
To the Hotel keepers of Monroe and ad
jacent counties
Look TO Your Interests!!!
We are offering Liquors, Wines. &C.,
'cdrranfed pmre, and containing no Drugs,
OILS, Essences, DC, whatever, at the fol-
lowing very low prices:
Braudies from 50cGGSl 90 per gallon
less than City prices,
Gins 50c(dT5c. q 4"
Bourbon Whiskey, i0c(a65c.
Monongahela, 40c(d65c. +"
Old Rye, 40cG65c "
" Apple 50c0$l 90 {" &"
Common 15c(a25c. F." &"
Wines Gall kinds 50cGSl 90 I" :.
Please give us a call, or send your or
ders, and satisfy yourselves that VIC do do
Fl, that we 1edt do if, and the reasons
uhg we c0R do It.
Also, please remember that ,oe do not
hare any thing to do rth "DraygeF' Ii
quors. Anything you buy from US VIC
guarantee Pt1e, and much below the pri-
ces usually paid for the Drugged Liquors.
Very Respectfully,
j. S. WILLIAMS, 4 Co,
Stroudsburg, Monroe Co. Pa.
July 27, 1865.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-11-07
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
The LeucerEhoea, or Whites.

At the same time, there is nothing in these
pills that can do injury 10 life or health. -
Let The directioss be strictly follosoed, and
you will find then to be all they are repre-.
sented