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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-25
THE DAILY FREE PRESS.


The FREE Press will hereafter be published every
morning and every evening. sundays excepted, by
the FREE Press ASSOCIATION. at No. College St,
Burlington, VT.
The Daily Editions viii contain the fuu tfifgTEhic
Rstns Reports Of the Associated Press full and late
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New-York tribune., 1868-09-19

THE GREAT BILLIARD CONTEST

Inc great contest between Joseph Dion of
Montreal aud John McDevitt Of Chicago on the lG inst
in the lastnaned city, resulted in signal victory for
McDevtt Library Hal densey filled with lovers Of
the game and by the great reputation OF
Of the players Playing began at sI5 McDevitt winning
the lay-On Dion started the game with a miss when
McDeytt ran y. Dlons third shot began a run Of 1gl
which as yOcferOusly cheered bv the enecstors M
remarkable playing was exhibited until the ninth inning
At the end Of the eighth the stOOd-DoD 8t0 Mo
the game. was decidedly IN favor Of McDeyitt now
anu an ohSi OF fVy 20 on IOn found no taker
when be missed easy shot. and left the balls well col
lccted for McDeyltt With his usual Hight and smooth
nenEe. Ho reached his second hundred with the balls
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
s,,,c,,r op A GIRL OF SEVENTEEN.

Coroncr White. of IIobolen, commenced an
-, 49,, nraui,c ON the body Of Susan Solonons
tcolore who died yesterday at the re1e'ee sd H of
employer MIR seba BOger from having t iahi, ,r tbc
pans t;rcou About four years ago MI 5osrIl %o % @ n
ijri from an Orphan Asylum in New York ana @ han o nep
indertured 10 HIM as "A servant. Since men, sue S
ratber wavvard i'm her conduct, hut nothing lbproP.
was ever observed. Up to short time ago ~ pr mudbofn
lived i'm Iudson CITY, and since his fclnONal 10 Ipp" "
Ia frnonrntlv won't 10 Hudson CITY, she statd' "r
tbc nnriose ot having her boots repaired y sio,
there Nothing unusual ever noticed III W p"I'If
cnuditiou Thrrs,luy last she went TO an aIolhcci9
shop corner OF Ff.i and Washngtonsts ana asS i r
cents worth of Paris.grcen. The clerk there Knew NV
,eu aud from her innocent look, having never s%ua- %
pcfed that she intended nure herself gave er lne
drug Yesterday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. BogeTt We're
aynkencd nv Miss Solomon, who stated sIe hal tken
poison They did not believe 1T, but the Si %ad
Wanting ana Illness Of the girl showed that .he u
snoken the truth and DR.. Julian was sent ior. n9
arrived soon after but the case was then h1pe&, & a r
ahout noon life was eXinct Before her death, he g
IA Neon m gnaut condition. and she i SUPPOSED 10
have committed suicide IN order 10 spare herself the
shame which would eventually follow
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
CURIOUS EXPERIENCES IN PEDEsTR1ANTsM.

Mr.. Edward Payson Weston explains DIS re, re,
oni fInres Tins: After six fair TRIALS am convinced
tIt nling unon circular track is not only against my
nature bnf nnaurn to either man or horse Uutll my
lasttrial attributed my previous failures 10 cIei ~
b,t Tho roht one and It was only by accident hht
learned that IL was the continued walking round the elrcic
tacling ,n the stomach beside the feeling Of Intense
drnwsiuess that could not account for. can ony ae
c,,r with the SINGLE exception Of severe pam IN te
stornch rost OF 90 or minutes Will entirely relieve
tbr scrn hut after the first attack find myself unable
to 60 hut one or two miles without experiencing the saue
feeling and compeled Ia st0p for treatment. AGAIN.
substottol food, and what is more convincing PROOF
tha N il unnatural for me H. that when walking on thc
highway have always eat most hearlly, ana hNN9
of tie stomach. Food alone gives the strcugt .o WIZ
naturally and when cannot eat you are g"Neueh pb
your nervous system" Mr. Weston will attempt Oh or
about the 5th Of October To walk 100 accurately easu,d
miles the roads IN Westohester county III IeS' 'N -
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19

still close together Thus he went o On against the ef
rTpa"ng now NJ ars @ the light and sometimes Ico non m
middle which is his favoriie I rudcd What the 400
naa 1ee Saye een no one tell Tor the es T R ys as
Ny u -, ,1O had been reached ne ~, 80
postloi WIZ. at the close and Mr.. Mcll'Nt W"N
%u %i smohered by congrauatory aehtonS oi LIS
Snvds The summary is as follows ,,.A .n C,,rriop
IIIi CHiCAGO, Sept - lshs ma'en i"' W. "a b "a
iHEti s and loo Game l50 points caons pa sd Sn & -
ship o. opJ ne four ock Phelsu ColenisT table
Tn sO5 Dion AyeIages-Mcev loo 81 % ..o sydr
Var McDyt Henry Rhires of Chicago ior Oien SA
NY ~ 7,outo Time " game one hour and 90 minutes
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19

Tn Cairo. H., on the 9th, in Mr. l.. 7. RosS's
ssw-ttti Ohio I.ayoo. William Butner young, uu.
married German. was sawed IN two A. Mr.. Bntner ana
another man were handling piece of timHr " slipped
fron the other mans grasp aud struck Butuer In the
hrast with such furre 10 knock him backward upon
two circular SAWS. above the other ahd "th "'io
rtuug M the rate Of go revolutions minute. His body
was instantly cut u fwo. in siauug direction fthchny
dawn m Inc naval The ght foot also severed from
the leg The upper portion OF MS body fell INTO t In
which the sawdust generally caught - sudden
Va tho accident persons iu the vicinity ot the saw
could hardly realize the fact that the man VINO had st""d
lfofe them but few seconds before, Win c ad Viva
civ was corpse his body separated aud bleeding before
them Death Was 70 sudden that hc Was not oven Acaid
IN II L. IL
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
THE TURF.
MAINE STATE HORSE SHOW.

MAINE STATE HORSE SHOW.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 1S.-The show closed this
afternoon with sweepstakes for $3.50 The follow
ing named horses entered Colonel l&keman, Gene
Fal Mcclellan. Lady Chapman and SOrrel Dan. The
won by SOrrel Dan Ia three straight heats.
THE WORCESTER CATTLE AND HORSE FAIR.
WORCESTER, Sept 19.-The first race was for
a premium Of go, open 10 all horses that had never
tred In public driven by their Owners-members OF the
6ociely-was won by Black Bi driven by G. A. TOurte-
lOtte of Mlbury Time, 256l 800, 3Oll TIE second
n saddle for $50 and won by Mr. DOllens Gray
Dixie In three straight heats. Time 245, 24S 25lt The
third for premium Of tl0O open 10 all pairs OF
irotting horses. by No Name and mato, owned
by C. n. Clark Of this city. Time $40, $780, S:0G The
Fourth race for $780, between Gen. Mcclellan aud Belle
hiflekland, was won by Belle Time, 2:33 2Sl, 2:dO.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19

Mr.. Christopher Jones, who lives about 10
miles rom WaiIaa dhc present terminus "I me bIno
E.lgc p.Iiroldl offers 20 give au admirable Mil -te
situated ON Little Kycrsouth Caruuatogrther win 100
acres of Land. 10 any company OF men VINO VIII
urprtIy Improve IT, The aud viii include the site or
the mill, aud village, extending on huth SIDES oI thc
liver n NOT Objected to- bee will invest in the enterprise
$50 OJ0 la "a capital OF SOOO,O, 5000 Iu capital ot sD
op When the railroad b. extended 10 the tunnel mot
more tnun eight miles beyond it, present termhu-l u
will run within four miles Of this mill site.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19

-Four prisoners escaped from the Buffalo Jail
by hrbing wachman with H+et me lui"h'1 "'S Nv"
m the secret and knew nothing 0f the PLAN To eHect
hrir escape 10 necessary for them 10 pass Tue tu
kos room and "A scheme was cOhcocttd 10y Nu'h tho
fuTukry would be obliged temporarily leave hls roon
fcmuluc prisoner "a pnramuur ~ thc men, played Srh
and al the hour ycd upon for The "m0Nc Tor irtedo
vord as sent 10 the turnkey who not su-pcctuE any
thing wrong went 10 the female department. remote
from the male department.. prisoner "ho hu 'uo ~
key- then pa.scd them ont 10 the night watchnan, who
uuiorkrd Inc cells and opened the jail doors. When mo
turnkey returned Co HE room every thhs Was 4Noi ANU
the Watchman apparently on the alert
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
SUICIDE OF A MARRIED WOMAN.

Early on Thursday morning, Catherine Sanger
was discovered suspended by clothes line around her
neck from a hook In the garrot OF the house OF Dr.
Alexander Mott. stua. ed the Milcsquare Road
the Pest House. In the vicinity OF Yonkers Westcheser
County. she was LIVING Win her husband on Dr Motifs
farin; WAS born in Germany, and 70 yenrs age
An inquest was held by Coronfr Smith. and "a verdict Of
suicide given. No cause ~ ICncd for the act.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19

Ds,4 Morton D. v C.mp1ae WIN WyplaI W. Sm.',u u
V.ar t.rss NrKirer EEn g. cff James Nharkrr. A. Nrf
o. Hle'o. NJ G. G. kuhcrion Tho. l,tdar' 'a4 % u.
hiafrrn sai family j. A Holland ART nm ~. csIf N Nig
lnn-r-. Arl. d. hleA
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
RUPTURE

WHAT IS REQUIRED FOR IT'S RADICAL CURBi It Is & tse,
the successful treatment OF thls
nbr hg Dr. SHERMAN has reached ell OF the "oru -
one the greatest achievements of medical science Of the presn W.
that should found everywhere mpoAng the ednV
Of the afflicted by offering oob and yarions mlserab constructed de
These generally the sufferer ny graz
pces regardless II the responsibility they owe !" So
eety Among Elastic Tricks Ivory Ball Gangs
Pressure Traps based upon The notion hat as he
outward the application pressure should DC m
sounding well Jingle 81 words bnt beng most
jnous as applied Whites Patent Lever Truss Which ar
the most distressing cases while IN
the mechanical requirements Tor he ee OF e o'e
nothing of moments eRpaA'on rom ole
understands Anatomy Rupture and what Necessary o 70
ton suficicnt To demonstrate us
Of the hufng preenders 10 ths cy
who advocate merits giving plsuby to Their hsh caotgs
tmuias which,
hear the evidence manufacture Its structure p"t
Good ou, l the o Nhat Is intended for and ne ~b9 P
off ON ,nnprng humanity With @ conviction brd ~ bs mo'
nit fi must baye iite ttlfh" p''.
eneryr FOR The pursuit II blher au praisewo my
Ryrv Surgeon Intelligent throughout vac a
Rupture for IT'S rhea 's
of skill ard tact N combination MID
To thee qualifications ana reDe
ar ot 10 stchcrh Il haBd IL attributable We gres
Dr. ay crowded with patents Rne
no.t psp of their suGe ring nom the use OF bee
aght implements OF torture hup'uue'
aittr With or all u tht irses "' ~
the other hand dsfits anu Jy'
c b. assured Of receiving immediate relief and hu9 cure @ ne %
pi alton and Of Dr. SERMASS RUPTURE 'Uhh bN
ts ~ the sufngs attending the arnpeu cue "
the e Of rmses Ohe no. 90 Broadway, corner fOnttlse
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
TIE WORK OLE NArrRAL1zATIoN.

I'm the Court of Common Pleas yesterday,
before Barrett "A persons were made c]enS oi
the United States. increase OF 20 over the number
naturalized on any preceding day Of this week. The
German clement as usual, predomiuated The court
Will not open to-day, aud no persons VIII De natural
lied until u o'clock on Monday. The following is list
OF the names Of those who received certificates OF cit
LII ND.f
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
HOME NEWS.


ruusnay clear to g. clear sp 70 @,a. . ~ - n,
- 80 7.al, lit cloudy TO H. An'rnnen- s. Me,
,n s1 10 g. slightly cloudy sunset more r. The
NIUE oou rIi. onesou asked: viii Il be warm s ,Ls
essr vii reach Frost will make i ,is oukirs
IL within will be- formed iu w w
Gv X,h, IN. same period will fAii; ths W. III, H.
% e in the esy mixed with rain s, i. We, %
ce a. eod aud sudden changes The Indian nctois,
e coming In al It's beauiy generally toward the A''ei PN "
4 A...r-L
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
1900 nr r,uv rprr1vNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1915


THE FALL STYLE.-ln commencing " no"
f. the Pail sye hat fresh the establishment "t hio' Tue nav
a,o p.,,uav corper Futonst, do SO with security
growing ont Of public opinion expressed for mans successive w
There is no doub, that IN point Of beauty
er,pe Of material aud strength and heA'ne', He
article offered this day worthy the great reputation o' Us
uf.etuFe
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
OFFICE:
No So uSIoSsQUlRE BETWEEN 18TH l7THSrS' W.
NEW-YORK CITY.
JAMES w. BARKER, PRESIDENT.
mM L rREsCO1,r Yies Pre.lent.

JAMES w. BARKER, PRESIDENT.
wM C. PRESCOTT yieePre'iieut
ho6Raf s Slfs'SS SEGTCS A'' Med 4ifSiiEIG Aess
s. GUY ~ d. Superintendent Of Areaees No s unosqaaTe
l.. sATTERLgE Agent. No go Broadway, Sew.YorA
BOARD oP DIRECTORS
JAMES W BARRIER, Dry Goods No. lio Churchst, Ny.
SAMUEL SINCLAIR Publisher Y Tribune No. lSi Naslast
WILLIAM MOLLER, sngar Reauer No. 90 Walls.
5. ". SwESSOS. Merchant. No 80 Beayerst
H. n. CLAFLIS Dry Goods, No 10 Church.st
H. l. STUART Pre-. Imp Gas gh Co.. e7 seeouiare n l.
CHARLES H. MITCHELL, Counselor at Law No 2j Nasauss
" l. STRONG 40. 80 Worh-st
SIIAS LUBLAN. Surveyor. No. ~ Remsenst, Brooklyn
WILLIAM A WHEELOCK. Pres. Central National Bank
p CLEVELAND Us Int r. Assessor No Ol W 70. eeuih''
STEPHEN A. TOWER Su'oner, NO 70 Chanberr'i
ROBERT s. NEWTON NJ D.. No. 81 Blst Nneieenih-si
SPENCER W. coz II. b. Caln CO.. No iiO Chureast
ALBERT A. DRAKE Drake Bros. Baukers, No 10 BIoa4L
j. MONROE TAYLOR Merchant No. ll2 LilerysL
CHARLES ". SANDERS. No ~ GTeenest
JOHN S BOYD No West Tventy-ihnEst
GEORGE C. sATTERLEE Pr Washington I.Co No ~ Broadway.
THOMAS p. BLDRIDGR Dry Good, Ne $40 Broadway.
STEPHEN BARKER. Dry Goods No. 40 chirrlsL
LEON D. DEBOsT Dry Gool 80. 90 Worthst
JOSEPH g. MITCHELL White Plaius. n T.
HOOPER c VAN WORST Counselor Law, No o6 Broadway
ARCHIBALD q. ROGERS Counselor at Law, No. 4fiacst
STEPHEN PAIL. No. % AnB.st.
G. DEMACARTY Secretary Ne. 35 Uuoa-square
ALANSON T. BRIGGS. Merchant No. % Rnisers't
K. II. ARKESBuRGH Tobacco Merchant NJ. - Broa!sL
pEMAS BARNES. NJ. p Parkro~.
ALEXANDER WILDER Editor; Erening Post No Al NassAust
RICHARD MANN. Iron Merchant. No 81 Beaverst
JOHiN MoLLER. Sugar R-sner. No 90 wslist.
J. = CAKE Prop. WsdssoIih House, No 81 Pnhave.
MERIT H. SMITH Hamilton ins. Co, No n walls,.
ALyAH MILLER jr Dry Goods No 40 Churchst
SAMUEL x WusON. woolen Manufacturer TIea,on Y J.
HENRY lyISoS. PahI.her. No % Greeuest
CHAS ii. ADAMS Vice Pres Nat Bank Coh,es y. Y.
WILLIAM PRESCOTT Nies-rresdeat' No IS UHionfqaare
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
T. GEoAeRs CRICKET club.
BlSE Bali.
N1oN vs.. EckroRp.

UNION vs.. BEDFORD.
The game between these clubs yesterday.
while Triumph Tor the Unions. WAS poory-played
game Witha the first two innings the Unions made
n runs. only two errors being made After this the
Unions PLAYED caree-sy club would do. Bat one
fnc play was made between Geo Wright (who left the
cricket match in time enter tins base bal gamc and
Shelley the former getting hot ball, cuitug Patterson
of t third Nr Ferguson Of The Atlantic club was uln
nire and GOOD one he made The following the
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19

UmpireM Ferguson Atlantic Club scorersMessrs Lush
and Watson hours and Eve minutes FOul Bound
Cstehes-Bjssu Hodes Home kuDs-Sbe iey q Psbor
Wright Is Dosbe play BY Wood and Allison, putting out
WALKER az d and PabOr at lst
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE LAWMAKERS
TROY, Sept. 1s-A match game. was played
ncre to-day between the HaymaRers, OF lansingburg
and fhe Nutuals OF New-YOrk. which resulted in a
victory for the Haymakers by score OF 48 to H.
ITEMS.
The Enterprise Club of Staten Island, and
the EndeavOr Club Of this city play match game today
For the second time this season, the EndeavOrs
OF this city the AneTlcus Club OF Newark, on Thurs
day, at yngtou, aId defeated them BY score of Il
10 Is.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
ADVANTAGES.


THIS SOCIETY Is FULLY ORGANIZED AID Is THE ONLY
UIPRi SENTATIVE OF THB ECLECTIC PRINCIPLE IN LIFE
ASSURANCE
ITS BUSINESS Is BASED UPON CASH RATES WHICH ARB
SANCTIONED BY THE BEST AUTuORlN And ARE MOST
EQUITABLE IN THEIR OPERATIONS
PREMIUMS ARB PAYABLE ANNUALLY, sEMEASSUALLT OR
QUARTERLY
A LOAN OP ONETHRD THB ANNUAL PREMIUM WILL BIZ
GRANTED IS CERTAIN CASES oS TIE TERMS STATED IN
TIE PAPERS o. THB SOCIETY. THOUGH THIS METHOD or
ASSURANCE Is SOr ENCOURAGED.
LARGE DISCOUNT WILL BIZ ALLOWED TO ALL PERSONS
WHO DEslRB ASSURANCE WITHOUT PARTICIPATION
DIVIDENDS WILL Bg DECLARED ANNUALLY.
AL POLICIES ARB NON FORFETABLE AFTER THE FIRST
ANNUAL PREMIUM Is PAID.
ONER0uS CONDITIONS ARE REMOVED OR RESTRICTED IN
Favor or THE ASSURED
This So>y ,ppy >ry dssorpioa ofL fdac' eobia
Ng ne .f-cial adranayes oeered bv al oile companies
BLve Trustworthy Agents wanted every slate in the Uuou
Terms m liberal liberal Call address JAMES W
BANNER. Pre,l,ai, 30. r uuioaslua-e. Nev-YOrk.
4 FEW choice LOTS, jOxljO feet, at Eliza
~ beth fr 500 only SJu cash; bssnce aud
years 600 hy September 1879; 90 minutes from NvNfork 81
traus daily ~ safer or better paving invssimeut.
ROBERT DAVIS. No so broadway. Rooms Nos II and -
VNIIE GOTHIC FURNACE-For warming
ALFN " lksLRi, N'uaf'cturrr No sn5 SiEtbave
GREAT BARGAINS are oil red daily in
N TEAS COFFfEs. MACKBREL. FLOUR SUGARS Ani an tius
0fGROCBklES e celebrated cheap cash of THOMAS
AGNEW cornrr GIryuairh and Murrar.is. NeN-lorE
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
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New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
Announcement


ter, Nine Goddard The Trkomsn Tribes Cathedral Of CLAtrc
France Who Yanheesi American Dress by Jennie Junei Drink,
Use q Discipline Silent Teachers Alcohol by Greeley What
nus SelfCaturen October PESoLoGcAL JouEStL. 3 ~
Jear Address H. wALLs No 800 Broadway Neasnen have
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
Oxr Corp AFTER ANOTHER, will, with many

constitutions securely establish the seeds OF eon'"np" " "
Those IN need Of remedy win end n JrNEs 0''
promp, thorough and eiHcaeiou' Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19

A fine assortment of first-class HATS ran
styles at "'' No In Futou.st
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19
COUGHS, Colds, Tightness of Chest, Asthma.

Nhopg cough and Breneas ced on b does ef hAro
tHS IILs fncc sc coAird sold lf HuDSuT
Herald Once and all druggists Manufactjr. No a DeTst
New-York tribune., 1868-09-19


NATUKALIZATfOS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
The hour before yesterday by Judge
Jones OF the Superior Court 10 hear evidence tho
claims Of aspirants for naturalization Each applicant
answered the usual questions In relation to his residence
in this country, and the corroboIaed by
witnesses. Below is list Of the names OF applicants and
OF those OF tile witnesses upon whose testimony the
tlacates OF citizenship were obtained;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31

AFs msne tho uHenoe honcfuoS 70 Co.. ana dieo IN
Allen would stop in the very riot and carnival Of HIS
70 go out and help poor child OF poor man
than before, One morning, few weeks ago, he cau1e
rushing 20 the Howard Mission TO get somebody
go and read the bible and pray with dying tenant Of bis
Ward and Mr.. Arnold, he said: H
"Tbeyes y tenant OF mine over here, dying He's a
know gentlemen, that when feels this world alp
ping out from under him. there's only one thing that
do and that the Savior I've been ons OF practice %
tou 80 como along"
And ne took them 20 Tie dying mans bedside and sat
m and Wien the msS died he saw to his ssra snd
had him deoently buried and then went back to his
ihore Ia many Chriatan landlord IN this city who
wouh not look after dying tenant like that, any
than he'd keep dancehouse.
at the Howard Mlsson Atthe close Of was
sanounced that Allies had shut up his dance and
with di1ldenee and hesitation. he said:
Tas wIcKEDEsr MANS MAIDEN SPEECH:
"MY Expenditures s oa AND GRNrLswes I'm not
say much I've been called the wickedest Man In New
York. and haze done good deal OF evil but I'm sorry
good suppose shall have hard time OF IT, and often
got act bach Qne way and another; hut my Christian
friends WIN stand By NE. hope shan hold out and DO
Aliens manner was modest and straightforward and
ne seemed be sincere In his intention 70 reform Many
gentlemen shook him cordially by the hand and prom
sed TO stand by him In his eners 10 atone Tor his past
life, - ,-a.
He said that ho had read the account OF Aliens life had
talked with him the day before and believed that
no would keep his word and open his DANCE house
again that the ment would ring thronsh the
land, and nh thousands OF hearts with 10y
In the evening thoro was prayer.neeing az Afsn's
old dance house, No 5A Waterst which was largely
attended. The serylces were conducted by Mr.
Arnold. Tho impression made was deep aud Intense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
CRIMINAL.

I'm the Recorders Court, Hudson County, n.
j., on Saturday Judge Adrdge committed Henry Clay
keenan, on a charge OF forging check for 60. C
In Justice Delmar's Court, Brooklyn, on Sat
urday Celia Cruikshank aged II years, accused VI
stealing thilds carriage. She was discharged with
reprimand .Ua7l5...Il 8l. l..T tt
In Justice Sandford's Court, Newark, VIM.
schaner, farmer in Clinton, near West Newark. was
held In $500 ban charge that he had spread his
farm large humber OF loads OF slaughter house oA
In Justice Buckeyes Court, Brooklyn, on
Saturday, John and Jeremiah sebbins brothers,
arragnod charge OF grand larceny preferred By
third brother Franklin Stebbns The complaint SET forth
that the night Of the 26th nst while the
eac In charge OF two men, party OF dozen more,
among whom were John and Fpedertok stebbins took
possession of Them and had Of them Jersey
City and the other 70 Pier No. 10 North RIVER The
plan also sets forth that s20 worth cooking utensils
were stolen The accused discharged, Justics
Buckley decided that no larceny had been proven. Ell.
In the Court of Special Sessions, before JUS
tees Kelly and Downing, on Saturday Bridget Cum
niskey accused Of assaulting Officer Gfass The de-
fendant showed marks which the officers club had len
upon her person. and said that she had defended her
mother against undue interference the part OF the o
Bridget was acquitted. Thomas Dillon and John
oConnor sent 20 the Penenay for three monthe.
for stealing watch from Conrad Bartlo while he was
asleep ia Jones Wood. Patrick Morssey was sentenced
70 term of six months IN the PeniIentary for having
ncted several euts on the neck and shoulders OF his