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COURT OF SESSIONS.
Sentences. Sc.


Before Judge Dksman and Justices Hoy and Voorhees,
The following named prisoners indicted for the Of
fences named were sentenced by Judge Dlkeman yes
terdsy:-
james Ftaherty, young about nncseeu years OF
age conveyed Of larceny from tho person, sentenced
the State Prison FOR live years On the announce
OF ihe sentence his noiher, who WAS in ihe court
room, tainted AWAY. ~
Thomas Carey and John Gates young men, convicted
Of attempted burglary in the third degree, each one
year In the Pcntentiary.
John Shields indicted burglary (piesded guilty
grand larceny three years and six mouths In the Peni
tcntiary. @e -
James Keogh, indicted for grand larceny, pleaded
guilty TO petit larceny; year in State Prison.
James Wilson, boy pleaded guilty 70 robbery in
the third degree; House OF Refuge.
George Graham, convicted or petit larceny, lined "
and sentenced 10 the Penitcntary for I'VE days
lIsbcas Corpus.
man named Charles Williams was produced in court
yesterday morning writ Of habeas corpus granted
ON the petition Of Rev. J. willet Prison Missionary.
appears that williams was recently arrested FOR intoxi-
cation, and being arraigned before Justice OF the
Peace presented such dirty, greasy appearances that the
magistrate committed him 10 tho Penitentiary on a
charge Of vagrancy. II subsequently became known,
however, that tho prisoner engineer. employed
steamer, and had wife and three chdron IN New
York, who were dependent upon him for support.
Counsel behalf OF petitioner called attention 70 the
irregular proceedings which had been held, and the
Court ordered Williams 90 be discharged.
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de az she eoorshe Vas updresscd-and Plumjean lying
on bed IA the room; Mr. Moneuse then said, 1T am
sass answered hin that she was looking something
70 DO; witness then left the house.
Witness was crossexamined q some length by Mr.
henry IL Norange, 10 show that In his examination
before the referee no had that he did not Mrs
Moneuse a. all in the room and also 10 other dis
planned that his evidence on that occasion in refer
cnce 10 another time that he went 70 ME Moneuses
nsuss 70 watch that house. because he suspected his
wife, bis previous evidence was not shaken by the cross
examination; he aid mot know o. any other lady who
bears the OF Mrs Moneuse, nor did he know boy
who went by the name Of Eli Moneuse; lwttness became
somewhat embarrassed and counsel tested his know
having seen little boy walking with Mr. Moneuse); he
did know that Mr Moneuse has four children,
did he ever see Mr. Moueuse IN bed with any other
Charles Eubar was next examined: Lives al los
s ne s n na1 s @ ON s
and Mr. Piume going Houston street to the Bows
when he followed them. he saw them 90 into the
Frenchmnn in the Bowcry. and after leaving that 80
down Houston street TO the house No. 70. Witness
subsequent evidence cooborated Sraus' 10 going
the house and seeing Mrs Moneuse standing In the room
and Piumieau iyeing on the bed.
On croes-examnsiion witness said he visited Mr..
Mopeuse al his house. but new boy there named
Ell Noneuse.
After some further unimportant testimony Mr. A. san
ford for the prosecution, rested his case, when mr.
Morange claimed that there evidence which
TO base the charge Of adultery.
henry Jonn fiufneau, with whom the adutey wae
ALLEGED 70 have been committed placed ou the stand
and denied emphatically having had any inter-
course with tho defendant
On cross examination be- admitted being IN her room
the night named but With criminal intent; he was
friendly srm with the defendant and often drank
with her or gave her orange, but never nude her
any other presents; he might have remained until
eleven twelve O'Clock in The night but never remained
all night there
Mrs Trainer who lived on the same door defend
ant testified to being awakened the night OF the 24th
/ Of September, 1884, by the noise OF men walking
rnf IN tn ~
defendant lighting three mon down stairs, and de-
fendant then dressed.
On application Of the plaintiffs counsel the case was
postponed until to-day to give him an opportunity Of
predicting some other witnesses.
The defendant, who In court is very plain look
ing woman, nor did Plumjeau who was also present.
lontt
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COURT af GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hsckett.
sgSrrxCvn.


.t.t sESrScxs.
the Recorder sentenced number prisoners vino had
been previously remanded-
Samuel johnson, guilty OF grand slveny was sent TO
the State Prison for five years
Henry Johnson and William Lewis who pleaded guilty
10 similar charge. sentenced TO the nsttu-
tion Tor iOnr years.
for burglary sent 70 the stae Prison for three
years.
George Harris charged with burglary, Louis Smith
and Daniel w. HaiiecE, guilty OF an attempt grand
larceny, each sent to the State Prison for two
Catherine Lennox who pleaded guilty to an sttompt
at grand larceny wac sent TO the State Prison Tor Two
years
George Eaton guilty Of similar offence was sent to
tho state Prison for one year.
Joseph Roso, who was guilty of an attempt bur-
vlary was sent 10 the Penitentlary for one year.
Patrick Duny, who pleaded 10 attempt at larceny
semi to the Penitsntary FOR six months
Mary Campbell ana Thomas Brown, charged With
stealing coa valued NJ $50, tho property Of Bar
NUN Co., pleaded guilty Of petty larceny, and
each sent " the Pententiary for six months
VIM svun.r, ,ndlcsS Sas Srsak inc into thu ur.m,,e,
Of Jamcs Henry, No 4sl East Houston street. the h
of January and stealing clothing valued at $l pleaded
guilty st burglary In the third degree
He was remsndsd for sentence
TUE 81 PAImcK's DAT R0r.
The tsrand Jury have found two indictments against
each OF the following pssons for riot, growing out OF
the unfortunate disturbance ~. Pa1rick's day
BernaFd Clark, James Ryan, John Wall, Thomas New.
man, John German and Thomas Mclaughlin.
Three indictments were presented against Bernard
for fclonous assas and baty gTowins Of the
affair These parties arc all on bail.
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BROOKLYN coUR rs.
UNITED STATES DISTINCT cuuaI.

Acttss Esr Saiva&c-An IDterestiss Casa
Before Judge Benedict
Walty n Bnrks ". ne brig Anasfasia. This action
Was brought by the beIIant Of Chsroitetcwn, Prince
Edward Island 10 recover salvage compensation for
seces claimed have been rendered by him In saving
the brig from destruction He alleges thst the vessel
had ieft Marsees with cargo OF wine and put into
bermuda In distress. where her owner o. Miissich who
had boon mate. removed the captain and took command
himscif IN the 2Sd Of December last the Anastasia
sailed from that port for New York. and the u
bcilant having bsen offered free passage accepted
u and accompanied the veesel N q passenger.
me litelfAnf, however, subsequently found that
The master tsIilisschD was entirely incompetent
and IN Consequence of his incompescncy, ~ suchs
the bris was knocking shout the Gulf Stream
for about twenty 1ayA A. the very fArtheet the
trip 10 New York should have bsen completed In not
moc than fftesp days with such weather ~ they
eountered and ordinarily " could BE- accomplished In
sr or eight days AZ ths expiration OF the twenty.
three days the vessel about twenty miles from
Cape Sable almost destitute Of proviHons and water,
and In consequence Of The codness of the weather the
ice ciogged up The vessel aud formed On the regine
that great dbculty was experienced in working IL A
they were sbout thirty miIes from Liverpool.
N. 8, Mr. Burke rcpresentsd v maIianch ths
propney Of entering the harbor. and the
latter replied that The noe abls 70 20 ~ q the
time expressing hs detsrminasoa 70 pus about 20
Bermuda Thh ws protested againss b Mr. Barrie
shs s''ssss ~ N.Y. ssslt ~ dlsu0 = aWysvss n
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II done The vessel would consequently be lost
As Miss len st persisted the hbelant took command
or the vessel and with tho aid OF six seamen, the crew
or the wrecked American bark Pathfinder who had been
previously taken aboard tho Anastasia into Liver.
pool harbor from which place provisions 10 the
vessel The passage to this port New York was subse-
quently accomplished and the vessel Hes hcse st the
present time Mr.. Burke therefore Claims compeRsa-
ton for saving her
The answer Of respondent states that one ratslii
Stagnod Is the Of the Anastaa, and denies that
lbellant rsndsred any assistance towards saving the
vessel that she we'll Manned ofcered and proyis
ioned and had only been detained in the passage by
contrary winds Il was further claimed that nbsiaat
Was troublesome and mcddlcsome, and that the six
seamen desirous OF reaching Nova Scotia had
become mutinously Inclined seized the vessel and run
her into the harbor Nllissch admits that fresh meat
was sent aboard by Burke. number Of witnesses were
examined and the was Afterwards adjourned until
to-day q two O'Clock p NJ
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Died.
AIxn.--Ou Monday, April s, MARoARgrrA. wife Of
'ssorse Alieu, In the 4sth year Of hcr age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family also the
bers e Grsmsrcy Lodge No S35. and A n, are re-
spectny invited 70 asisod the funeral nom the Mstho
S soooo Ss s s one sss ococi The rsnass
viii BE- taken 70 Greenwood for interDeut
AErur-os Tuesday Apssls VIZ wIl1. s. eldest sea sGa
he relatives and friends q the family are invited to
O'Clock nom 50 Eighth avenue
BrAca -On Tuesday, Apnl ., RosnA FAuARss. wife
Of Dr.. Wooster Beach, Jr.
Nosics Of funeral tomorrow.
BsrK--On Monday, April 8, after short issas ASsA
Nr BscK, in the s5lh year Of her sge
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late rssidcnce
No 70 Ann street. this "wednesday afternoon ~ two
BmSryRsoyy.--on Tuesday. April ., Mary JoHssox
widow OF Jacob Brinkerhon in the ssth year Of her
Ths relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend funeral from the residence of Rev. Abraham
Van Houten, 10 Bethune street, this "Wednesday even
tlAsx On Tuesday mornins. April o. ANNIE DAYTON.
wife Of Charles H. Clark. -.-- .Hn.
end sno rsss s 'rs x. Ts % r.s
Presbyterian church tDE Clarks, on Thursday morn
daughter Of James and Mary Connorty, OF Old Castle
county Meath Ireland, In the 21st year OF her age.
al rose earth 20 bloom In heaven"
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of
her brother insw, John Johnston, lis Eighth street,
~ Mark place on Thursday afternoon al one o'clock
Co.. Tuesday April ., RosEnr Cox, aged IL years,
The friends ana relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late rest
dencc No. 90 Henry street, Thursday afternoon, at
two O'Clock. To be buried at Fort Lee
CRowrByR- Tuesday, April ., Mrs SrsAy JASE L.
CRcwuuR, daughter Of the late Samuel ". Lowerre,
Esq- ...ss.
street. WILLIAMSBURG, on Thursday morning, ~ eleven
O'Clock. -. II
CRorN.--On Monday, April 9, after lingering Illness,
WILLIAM CnoyN, In the 22d year of his age.
His friends respectfully invited TO attend the tune
raj from his late residence 32s Pearl street, on this
"wednesday afternoon at two o'clock.
E,Ilscs. s % sunday xpri y sAaAu ELLISON, widow
OF Richard d. Ellison, In the Goth year Of her age.
Tho relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from the Allen street Methodist Epis
copal church, on fhursday afternoon u ore O'Clock
fLAxmy.--On Tuesday, April D jams, eldsss sou u
Jnlia F1aney, in the gath year Of his aga !.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
NO 27l water street. this Wednesday, afternoon a. two
Kwa.-on Monday, April 8, MAnAs RAMSEY, only
daughter OF Oscar and Susan King Of this city aged
fhs remains win be taken % Noun, Hops, Rochester,
Krrrrn--0n Monday, April 4, - his late residence,
NO 2bs Ninth street, HnRsArs KKyrIn, Of Constant
Baden aged 70 years sad months. , tNNNH
Havana and Mexico papers please COPY fs.a Nm
Kvwvy On Monday, April 8, BRIpasr beloved vhs
az Matthew Kenny, agsd 30 yesrA N
The friends and acquaintancss Of the family are
Sapssaspy lyIsSe y aessn1 ~ fs1sE1 fvsn ~ ~
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SHIP PIN q NE w S
PORT Of NEW YORK APRIL .. 1867


Steamship Chicago CBr). Psce, Liserpooi-wiilianis
steamship olympu. (Br, walker Liverpoo--E cunard
Steamship Leo Dearborn. savannah--Murrsy, Ferris
s.esmsbp Neptune. Baker Bosion--w Clyde
Shin ylinla Briard San rrsncisco-su,,on Co..
Ship Dsncl Webster, Spencer, Lserpeol-NorganA Tuck
Bark Queen The Seas ,Br,, Reed. Hong Kous-s xer
barb ssoiisn Fleece GBr). Rhodes. sArbsdos-H Trow-
Bark cSsniiclesr. xeIsnnan. norfolk vslIieh. Hsll
Ssrk Prank. Lewis Philsdelph,s-simpson C,app.
Brig Amy Serena tBr), jones' London-De Veru hArsl
Brig Nora lBr, Fesasvin. Queenstown for orssrs-G
Brig Crusader tBr Jones. Cork for srders-Ds vcrsu
Hris yohssn frus. osstmaan. Antwerp-runch, xencks
Brig ] Titus. Loycioy Asp,nwsll-s L Msrchan. %
Sns fScs Owens rsiisnsil. NsuViias-Thompson Han.
Brig Fanny Foalses, Townsend. xeSae-N L xcCready
Sns Leighton. Leighton, New Hsven-J n Smith 4
Sch scsr Br.nni. cBr, King 81 Johns rH-B Small Co
scSr ia Nay. DrisSo, Seastss-srnpson CO.
schr Abby Brackets, Alexander, Barssos-xsican Dun
sssr ccss.l!s, D.s,s Tsrn..arsA ss,y c.
soSr @ fhos Ransom. yenss, New Hsvsn-.Rseisa fsy
sloop Odd Fellow. Dyer Middesswp--scks,, Taylor
Arrived.
u 3 supply steamer Memphis, Gorrinso, Port Royal
Amwr
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4 Curious Case of Alleged Slander.
Before JUDGE Reynolds.

4 Curious Case Of Alleged Slander.
Before Judge Reynolds
John A. Bofhsccu Us. William Dict-rhe paintin sued
70 recover damages the Of $4,000 for sandcro
accusations alleged to have been uttered by defendant
II appears that Boutwell, had purchased horse from
two parties named John Trainor and Michael Newman
and subsequently brought action in Justice Daley
Court T. D., TO recover his money, on tho ground that
the animal vicious contrary 70 the statements Of
its former owners who had warranted 10 as OF good dpo
ston Boutwell, stated at that time that he had 70 lie
rope the horse In order prevent from kicking
the stable 20 pieces. When this statement came 70
Dicks knowledge il claimed that he said IL
trick on the part plaintiff In this suit 10 cheat Trainor
and Newman. All the testimony for plaintin having
been submitted, counsel for defence moved for non.
anti and the court granted The motion.
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salt fer Divsrce--Insercssisg Testimony.
Before Judge Daily ana ajury
HI Mensuse -. Ndrs Noneuse This case, which was
suit for divorce the ground Of adultery committed
BY The defendant with named Plumsau, had osss
postponed from Thursday last account Of the absence
q important witness, and came MP yesterday before
ladss DAILY The principal facts Of the case have been
publishsd sefors IN the HxAiR
sinaa straus the PLAINTIFFS bookkseper Vas The hrsi
vilass. .szamnsd ana tssihed that he know ths DO
fesdsas sn1 plsisK for she hast scn years. and knsw
them 70 live EA Brosdway, In this city. a. man ans
wife. until they separated, SOME years since;
On The nighs Of the oath of Ssptsmbsr 1894,
10 saw Mrs. Noneuse asd Mr. Humjeau 80
up Houston street towards The Bowery at half past seven
- saw them q second tisse the same nigat or
vsshor The following morning. ~ about fifteen minutes
- one O'clock return and 20 sto the house 70 Houston
ssvset, Mr.. Moneuse and Mr. Eutcrt wero win witnos
- The time; after Mrs Honcuse and Piumleae mad
sssn In sbc houss about threequayxer o. % hour ne
Wines and MoDeuse and Eubart wess Int tne nosse
ssS knocksd a. the door OF Mrs Monesses room and,
= NO sepcsss wss given, Mr. Monsuse pushed N sns
esss when vt<psrs Went Into tbe room and Nv Nh
Sssssss tisns1x With enly Vim skin -, -
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YAe Erie stock Observation-Disclosures ls set
Aside the Arrest or Drew and Fisk mnd
BsIden.
Bsfore Judge George @. Barnard
JosspA n Heoast Daaisl Dress. jones 8 Fsss asd
WHKam Beidcs d a.-A motion was made before shis
ssu yesterday 70 vacaas the srdsr Of arrest In
= Dew, 1isk and Bssdss, defendants - NE above
apDsarsa in Ne HnRALp.
IN the cass Of Drew NJ. d. Dudley F1ed, Of counsel
,,svs4 70 80 asae ths arrest upos ths papers upon
wAsa We ssder Of srrsss was granted and in the
e ~ and Dsaden, upon othcr andAviss which
have airssdy ossn publishsd In the HnALp. Il was
ssutsoAsd that the sosisn II between partners v the
wancssss sst forth N The oomplant growing ous of
asuaiy a. issa By which agreed shas the opera.
ons IN Erie should be conducted for the benent sf all
:as p Who .ss 70 share S pro rse As and s.,
ssasss .ss Instituted Is o. sSeu.
sSip vss originated in ffaud Ths action Is sher suit
~ damagea for convention for accounting Tor
e. .r q not b
acsiea fer damagss thcseeoss ne plaintiff cannot OBJ
ssIn :. order q arrest snl:s sss defendant Y so,-
v SAs IN Ne present Instance Une every
e action stated in Ne complains Ia succnt justify
sas The complaint and sfdavss this wholly
snsud1cient
Lncen Birdseye, ~ couneoL opposing tne motion,
nrrued there fraudulent breach Of agreement
on the part Of Drew In not allowing Fisk and Beiden,
sbe brokers and agents Of the pool 70 keep tho accounts
sf the purchase and sales Of Erie stock effected under
provisions Of the agreements under which the
aiSous were originated and conduoted and also tina
Withholding by Drew OF the Is 900 shares which he
% have contributed to the pool under agreement Of
january 20 1885, and the keeping u the accounts In
false and cteus names BY other brokers' AZ The insti
sskon Of Drew for tho purpose Of concens The trans
actione or their results
Al tho close Of the argument the Court took the papers
ana reserved ia deciaion.
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oUcRT APYnALs.
lls Phillips Va woosssr. HI. Mtnachs w. Kelly,
AIS Wood rieet. Snori6
H. People, kc., Va Asses lfe. TuthIll VI. Bank OF
sovs o. Brvoklyn Havana
3D. Devln ". Brady. l1p Stewart Keteltas.
sn. Van Rsnseelass Va lish. Ven Bergen W
Dennison. Bradley.
vs. Wnliams X h Co.
Tia txaig VI. Ward III. Lyman W. Wilbuf
l22. Socum W. Freeman.
NO further day calendar at this term
SUrrlux CoUnT-tirsrRAL nJU.-Calendar unchanged.
Sur1pnu -Cmorr.--Pxn l-NoA 1857, 1857
a5I 2l6 l443, DAT .o3, Ill., 1l06. 1881, 1lao, no.
2ss 1851 026, s0S 1l13, 557, 379 l25l. PAr 2-Nos
1850 loie 5ss, l2os 1900, l1ss, eoe lo2o. 1o2A
Ia2, ls0s. lac l46A i4s4, 1854, 14ll, 1880. ao<,
1854, 1870 1867
surnyrs CouKr-srruAL rSnx--Noe. ia, las, l3o,
lo ls l.6 164 49, 10, 13s. 1Ao ISL lsY, l30 15S,
I65, fsp, 177, ls2, 1sS
sursxxr Corxf-CnAsxERe Nos oee 81, lis, 13l,
ios, 1.5 1se 202 2o7. COS, c23 239, 2l0 Oall CON-
mences af No. 40.
srpvrroR Coru.-pat i--Nos. S17a 1920, Sc03, 3205,
3gl5 322S 27&7 7p, 30l5 3225 322s, 322s $751; 32S3
$3.50. Part 2--Nos 3ls2 3202 s122 266e, 30l0 ll7l,
ais, 1el4 20ls 3216, 29os, 1894 3046 26o0, 3llA
Cousor Prxax--Part l--Adiourned 70 Thursday. Pars
2Noe sos so4, 200 Ca, Icz s0s, I'LL AL 4s6, l2A2
I'll, 722, 723, s2t, s2s
srrwrxE Counr-Kixcs CorSry Cmern.--Nos ~ IS,
90 41, a. 81 81 "a 80 60 a. a. 50, 90, 81, 81, o.,
"a, 6s, &c.
err Counr. BaooKlys.-No. So
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FATAL ACCIDENT At SEA.
EAsrroar, Me-, April =, ls'

EAsroRr. Me-, April 4, 1867.
The schooner Nor,herner Of Gloucester, from Port
land here to-day, having board the body Of
Jacob Havcner OF waldoboro who killed last night
on West Quoddy, having bccn struck by the main
boom
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New hs.sa s asys frs. q croa fer Now yssa and %
sSs G.si.:.ss - !; ~: =.
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Nv sae S sp s. . % EsTss s,sf y lon al sooss
org A. ionpkins from ., Joha. SB, FOR NaiAr.as :,
a.y. %c.... 5 s.ss sias. Ss..s ss'ifs 2fSsSs ~
sssr scsr : y s,sog, sH.ay, baker, baker, ipd,aaola,
ssSr iSS Msiss i;,Sas iyisl waiss'oa siss,',s NC
sehr sehr John Q Wright, wrsa, virginia.
ssSg sSr Hss Ss ss;s: er Providence
scSr scSr ss srssa fsasS L%s.l wiisn sSs,da ses'o
scsr ApssI.o5 % ne.:on 70 for yrhlsdslphla
l Scsr I,ss ISIsxi;d Foar.h, sosssn @ FOR Virginia.
ssSr smmons. Lawson RosEpori for Philadelphia.
ssSr \ j .sss, ssnsoa, S.v ssasors;
sss Es Rs ss New SsT sssar @ rA
schr Ponder Jr sprinsss, New Bedford sI,psd.,,.
sSsr sSsr Fhos sesaep s E s.y Ee
schr james Nslson Haciet Taunton for Philadelphia
Rsi AFsa ssssRsI' ''' r'1''''A
Schr Pauline Freemap, Wclltsei for Virginia.
Srhr Tidal Wave, Freeman, Dennis. y. ..f. y.
Sctr Goddess. Kelly, Providence for PhtlRdeipbia.
Schr Charles Cooper, ksckerson, Providsnce. ~
Scir Entire, Kinnier, Providence.
Il Schr N II Nihiin Davis Providence
sehr Ellen Perkins, Eldrcdge Providence. -tf.s srH
Schr PAnthcA. Hacketf, Providence
Schr Brave, Snow, pawtucket t.f.3
Schr J NJ Freeman, EldredQe, Pawtuckct. 81. 4t
Schr X n Huutiey Nickerson, Baynst&be.
Schr Henry Nay, Baxln, Banstzble a *. t 19ssp
Schr VI Turbun Handy, BarDstable
Schr II Motealf, Roigegx, Barnstable.
Schr Kate Scranton, Palmer Newport = s+sst II
Achr Justice, Taylor. Newport
Schr Thos Potter Candy, Newport.
schr Constellation Kelsey. New Haven Baltimore.
Schr Eva, Jones, New Haven.
Schr Kate Rich, Suodgrass, New Haven.
Schr q Brown, Gedney, Norwich.
Schr VIM Giicm Scovill Middletown for Philadelphia
Schr Andrew Stewart Gilbert Norwich for Albany.
Schr Fannie Hazard, Mayo Hartford.
Schr Nurthport, vesor Northport
Schr Charlie < Willie, Rondout FOR Boston.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
MAcR-SrrIsHARpr. Tuesday, April 2, BY the Rev.
n. 4 Adler ALgsASpEn Mack eldest son OF Jacob
Mack Esq 70 Miss SARAH SraSHARDr, second daughter
Of Selg Stsnhardt ESQ.,, all Of this city. No cards
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ing, interest from ~
tsmber 1. XeS So o65.7e|
Hay, Henry..............I
Paving tAx,tnteroeet iron :
October, 16, 1se& e1M. 42'
Tax Wator and gas scr.
vice pipe, iptefest nom
Aueusi 90, 1896. ..e1l, W
Havine . front Of etgh.
teen feet two inches,
and next dioinlng the
south twenty-five feet
front Of said lot By the
depth thereof. ssggg
Ditto .................
First instaument water
tax OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tax paving and curb
ing, interest from Jan.
nary Q. 1se6. $3.50
Being the north twenty.
SIX feet nine three-Quar-
ter inches front Of said
lot byMe depth thereof,
Holman, Henry .........
Beginning at the north.
east corner OF said lot,
running thence south
westWArdly twenty
feet, thence south forty.
I'VE feet, thence easl
twenty feet, thence
north fifty. three feel
I'VE and half inches r
the beginning.
Ditto MATHEMATICIAN.
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