davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-01-03

Coloniernes Vedkommende, 90 &c for Ell
stor Deel endnu have telles Udgitter, an
too han, at der havdes Bet0ielse til / ct saa
oyerordentligt TilfHlde at anyende ct pas
sende Bel0b til Undelst6ttelse af Certil
Traengende blandt de we'd Orkanen den 29de
f. NJ. Skadelidte paa st. Thomas og st. Jan,
hyortil Observation-Disclosures og Diet nere For
hold imellem Oerne derhos indeholdt saa
stor Opfordring. bet at Colonial Raadet
yedtagne Budget for indeverende Aar I'D
yiste vel kun ct OyerSkud at circa 81 1900;
men naar der hensaaes til Resultatet at de
torel0bige Regnskabsoversigte for 1860
Sc og 1SG6-67, nerede han den Foryent-
ming, at der .uagtet Anyendelsen at Diet fore
slaaede Bel0b 1900, Wide kunne undgaaes
noget virkeligt Underskud.
lste Medlem for Christiansieds BY (Hol-
stein) autog, at han var den Eneste, som
var imod ForsIaget, da han like ansaae
Anvendelscn af ct saadant Bel6b til Under
s|t0ttelse af Indyaanere / Ell anden Com
mune beretti9et. Han fandt derhos, at der
like var bleyet t~ilstaaet nogeu saadan I'm
derst0ttelse at Communens Kasse etter Hide
branden her / 1866, og at dengaug ct For
Stag ON at anyende en- Deel afSparekassens
Oyerskud til saadant Oiemed hayde m0dt
Modstand.
Fernandez bem9rkede, at han vel i sin
lid hayde modsat sig saadan Anyendelse
ar opurehdssens OycIohud, furn dettc var
kun %begrundet i, at der il6lse dens Consti-
tuition saynedes HjemmeI til at tage saadan
Bestemmelse. Hvad dcrimod narvHrende
Forslag angaaer, laae Bet0ielsen i Colonial
loyen, 90 han skj0nnede like, at der enten
reelt eIler tormeIt kunde gjores Indyen-
ding imod samme.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (RatcIitle) anbetalede Forslaget.
We'd Atstemning ON F~orslagets Oyergang
til eden Behandling, vedtoges dette med II
Stcmmer imod /.
Fernandez satte deretter under Afstem-
ming, ! Henhold til neutrality-suspicious.
: %, hyoryidt eden Behandrnrsskulde fore
tages i samme Mode, hvilket yedtoges cen
stemmigen med l3 Stemmer.
Til 2den Behandling blev intet E~ndrings-
forslag stiIlet og da Ingen begj@rede Or
det, oplestes Forslaget, sattes under At
stemning og vedtoges med - Stemmer
imod /.
M0det h9vedes II. II.
, 1868-01-03
FOR ST. CROIX.

MoNDAY THE 18th OF NOVEMBER 1867, IL
O'Clock at noon, the Colonial Council held a
meeting extra ordinem.
The members were present with the excep-
ton of the 5th crown-member (Walker), the 3rd
and 18th members for ChristianSted's country
district dam and MeWilliam) and the LIST mem
Der for Frederiksted's town (Sarauw), who
were reported absent on account of press of
business.
The minutes for the last meeting were read.
, 1868-01-03
ANMERKNINGER

Den Ulykke, som den 29de October d..
A er oyergaaet de tyende SOstct0er, maa
like alene trcmkalde den dybeste Medt0lelse
hos allie Indvaanerne paa St. CroiX, men
stiIIer en- Opfordring til Communen som
saadan at. ti.byde saadan Urderst0ttelse I'll
dc hlIIpeI6se Skadelldte, som den toltlden
er island til at afsee fra andre Formal.
AT Colonialraadet for St. Thomas % st.
Jan er alleredc i ct den 30te October at-
holdt overordentligt Mode blevet vedtaget
at stIlIe ct Bel0b af indtil 81, 600 til Raa-
di9hed for Politimesteren paa st. Thomas
for at forskaifc Huusly for de huusyilde
Fattige, SAINT til Rydnino at Gaderne %
Landeyeiene der paa Den, toruden andre
Bel0b at indtil $4,000, som ere stiIledc til
P~rpsidentskabets Raadighed til torelobige
Reparationer we'd de otfentlige Bygninger.
Paa Den st. Jan have like alene de Store
Landeicndomme lidt snrdeles me9et we'd
Orkanen, men mango at de BebOere / CruX-
bay, Coralbay % paa Ostenden, hyis hele
Eiendom saagodt som bestod / derts smaae
TrIhuSe 90 F~iSkerbaade, have mlstet Alt,
hyoryed de hidtil taryeligen have ern3ret
sic. bet er navnlig blandt denne sidst-
navntc CIasse, at en- saadan Sum, som St.
Croix Commune kan atsec, antages at vile
kunne komme til virkelig Hjelp .og yarig
GAVIN, medens der dog neppe i Oieblikket
Dor tages nogen definitiv Bestemmelse ON
hele BeI6bets AnvendeIse paa st. Jan, eller
diets eventuelle FordeIing blandt Skadelidte
paa de 2 Der, men Anyendelsen Diet Hele
overlades til Gouvernenentets B~estemmelse
efter m a%nstillet Unders0gelse.
| Henhold hertil foreslaaes Diet Opt0rte
Bel0b af indtil $4,000 stiIlet til Gouyerne-
mentets Raadighed til Anyendelse til I'm
derst6ttelser af dertll Trengende blandt de
Skadelidte paa de tvende S0ster0er."
Gouverneuren henyiste til Anm9rknin-
gerne til Forslaget, og bemerkede, at detikke
er uden Precedents, at Statskassen under
oyerordentlige Omstendigheder, t. Elk. hvor
hele Districter have lidt we'd Vandhod, har
t~ilstaaet Summer til Help for Indvaanerne,
og da Colonialkasserne her Diet Vesentlige
have oyertaget Statskassens Udgitter for
, 1868-01-03

Medlem for Frederiksteds I (Sarauw), der
ale havde meldt Forfald p3a Grund al uop-
s4tteIige Forretninge..
ProtokolIen for forrige M.le bley oplest.
Fernandez bem@rkede, at |neryerende
Mode var blevet berammet til Foretagelse
at ct Forslag fra Gouvernementet ON Be
yilgelsen at ct Bel0b at $4,000 til Under
st6ttelser i Anledning at den Nabo6ernc
st. Thomas og st. Jan overgaaede Orkan
den 29de f. NJ, og at han bavde anseet Diet
incest passende, at der like foretoges andre
Sager M6det end denne.
Forslaget lyder saaledes
"FORSLAG
til T~iIIpgsbeyiIIing til Budgettet for Com
munen ST. Croix for Finantsaaret fra lste
April 1867 til Site Marts 1865.
Som TiIlpg til Udgitterne under Budget
post e. beviIges:
Til Underst0ttcIse at dertiI Trangende
blandt de we'd Orkanen den. code October
d. A. paa St. Thomas % St. Jan SkadeIidte,
indtil -----$2 1900.
, 1868-01-03
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT CHRtsTIANSTED
Dee. 3I,-American schooner Henry G. Fay,
p. X Prescott. st. George, n. 3.
Lumber and Shingles.
"-Prussian harque Helene Cathrine,
Th. Kuudtsen, st. kits, Provisions
and Merchandise.
, 1868-01-03
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 25th to 3lst Dee.
ChriStiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines Limos Lines.
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BURGLARY IN THE BowERy.-Two youths, of sew
enteen and nineteen years. named Lewis Herring and
Andrew smith, were yesterday arrested by detective
Rker OF the Sixth precinct the charge OF break.
Ing into the basement Of premises No. e5 Bowery,
occupied by Isaac a,ckwitz as q store and stealing
sherefrom ak dozen pairs Of spectaces, quantity
OF plated lewey and other articles, valued In all at
nearly ninety dollars. The property found In
possession or the prisoners, and as they pleaded
guilty 70 the charge the magistrate committed them
TO the Tombs for trial In default OF $500 bail each
Herring lives nj 176 Grand street. and Ia a pipe ma
ker. smith Is a resident OF iA2 Cherry street. aud
claims to boa printer.
SUSPICIOUS CAsB.-Yeascrday morning, between
two ana TIRES O'Clock. whin onlcer Andrew Markey.
OF the Ninth yoreoinct was patrolling his post on
washington be tween Christopher and Tenth streets
his attention was directed TO group OF four men In
that vicinity BY their movements. which he deemed
OF 4 suspicious nature. Feeling that they did not
mean any good'at that hour, the ofrcer approached
to inquire their wants, when they anticipated tn at
he desired TO Mrrest them, took to their heels
and three o! the party escaped, but one, Francis
McCue not being OF nlmble foot, was caught aud
conveyed " the station house. During the chase
one OF the persons,who escaped threw away burg.
iarous instruments known a. Jimmy" and the
arrested party had In bis possession when searched
ave barrslIed pistol loaded with powder and balls,
q large malleL keys, screws, matches and candles,
articles which are used BY burglars 10 their opera
tons The accused was arraigned before lustice
Dodge OF the Jefferson Market Police Court but
when asted relative to che accusation OF the intent
10 commit burglary had nothing 70 say. Comnltteo
70 answer In default or 90 % ball.
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THE RECENT ATTEMPT TO DErRkUD I
BANK

Examination Of the Prisoner nc the Tombs.
James Henderson, the man arrested on Thursday
afternoon for boldly attempting TO defraud the
Fourth National Bank, corner OF Pine and Nassau
streets, out OF $685. ITO 80 BY means Of q forged
check, as already reported, was yesterday brought
before Justice Bowling, ut the T0mbs BY 0facer
Fitzgerald, OF the First precinct.
Mr.. Samuel Conover paying teller Of the Fourth
National Bank, testified that the prisoner presented to
him check purporting to have been drawn on
on Messrs. Henry Clews Co.. payable to the order
OF W. u. Moore, for the or $S5.ll0 So dated New
YORK, November IL, 1865; Mr. C0noyer, on closely
scrutinizlng the check discovered tnat ~ nad been
altered anu tanpered With, and SO informed LENDER
son. but he denied that such the case; Mr. Conover
then told henderson he would send u porter with
MIN 70 the Office OF Henry Clews 20. with the
then certify; this announcement alarmed Hender-
son, VINO forthwith dashed from the bank, pursued
by the porter who caught hun in the street and took
him back to the bank.
Mr. Conover subsequently learned that the check,
whcn was genuine. mad been drawn Ior $lO9 90 and
altered TO $9o,llo 60 and therefore charged the
prisoner with forgery and uttering the false aud
forged check, with The elonous Of deiraudlng
the bank out or the amount or money named Ia the
check.
Mr.. Theodore 8. Fowler, OF the firm OF Henry
Clews Co., depOsed to examining the cheek i'll
question and pronounced It TO DC forgery IN thi5
tnat the words ''nlncty-nve thousand one hundred
and ten dollars 50-lU0n are written III the place OF
the words Zone hundred and nine dollars 3D. 1907
wnich words were originally written il the cneck
and the figures S95,llO 50iO0 III place OF 500 90
The check for the latter amount was drawn and
signed by MIR. Fowler.
THIS closed the case for the prosecution, and Mr.
William +. Howe, who appeared for Henderson,
stated that ne had Witnesses TO prove from whom
his client obtained the check, but they were not
in court asked the magistrate Tor time TO produce
them and arrange other preininaries for the de-
fence. The further Investigation OF the matter was
accordingly adjourned over Till next Monday.
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sE TN DISTRICT CIVIL COURT.
The Raj q ON Tenement Houses

Before Judge 1haddeus II. Lane.
The cale udar cases pending In this court in
Uhlch the yoard OF Health owners and lessees
OF topemen hous e 70 recover the penalties pro-
yIded bv tnc, Tene ment House law and the Health
Ordinances for violation OF the provisions Of
either Il rap IDLY lei ssenng. There were only ninety
one cases OF his ca before Judge Lane yesterday
or these iva we're adjourned to the nth, nfty-two
Tic 2oth aadt veve to the oath OF November and nv,
~ RE Arr or December. Ten were discontinued
foo uar,,ss a., used having complied with the re-
mi emente OF zhe law and abated the nuisance
lndomenta wer z obtained Ia ten cases as folio ss-
nar,.-ct Ctcarv "a East Twenty second JUDI
ment e.n. - go r., $500. ,a.... 90
NJ. hls,sr No EsSt Thirty-second street. Judgmsn
Ss' co,a.rr,.b. No " First avenue. Judgment sico.
1,aton and p DALEY, No 2ls East Twenty etoni
s-l v lnsan ~ xsI Third avenue. judgment $40
r,a,,a, q Macdouxai street. Judgm ct 80
a. Me- s5 and sss9 East Thirtyfourth street Tw'
Cases sua nen esy Gsst Thirty third street. judgment
80
/, al ,naso c,ses ~ e charges were almost ideuti
cal raneHttnns ~ In no In other cases heretotor,
priuied ana n il ne sfEss to repeat them again
Marshal lush attached Ito this court mas received
for the purpose OF ser, Ace new batch OF ABOUT 2o
complaints with the sul UNIONS attached against -
many owners and less ss OF tenement houses io'
similar odences me Tor ncy for the Board be-
levcs. however, that l. nc vigorous prosecutors
late had and the publ, HtAon OF the names OF LIP
parties against whom lud gm ents were Obtained IA
tAe HERALD had = sa.utaI nect since a. the hs
meeting OF the Board OF Il saksn only nineteen new
complaints were received II, VA the several inspec'.
ors-harnly one complaint an inspector-a Ris
number than ever since the yard mas Oeen fuily 81
work. II believed that here h er parties WIN con.
py with me law with greater tllingness, and net
Agalr eS2itate such whole taAe prosecutions -
we're LACEY recorted 10.
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PORTO RICO.

Great Numbers Of Prisoners At Arecfbo-The
Most Influential Men Arrssted-A Terror
ism ON tho Island.
SAN JUAN, Oct. %, 1853.
Eight hundred to 1000 prisones-some letters say
above 1,000-are held In the townOf Arecibo. Those
taken in arms will probably b shot. Al military
court martial will try those taken in arms. The
civil tribunals will try the rest General Pavia, the
Governor, q brother Of the Marquis de Novalichez
ono Of the few supporters Of Queen Isabella in the
Spanish revolution, and WIN was wounded
At Alcolea, has published . proclamation en-
joining loyalty and peace on oil the people.
Among the prisoners held BY P,via are the irst
men in the Island. great many are physicians
such az DIR. Audnot OF Mayaguez Drs. Gorco and
Romero OF ST. Johns; Or. A. Ruiz, " Aguadilla; DR..
Royals, OF Ponce and DR.. Padila, oil Vega Baia II
In said also that Drs Feliu and porrata Doria,
priest Father Monte de Oca, six more lawyers oil
distinction, and Drs Aangual and q. Gimez are IN
jail, as well AZ Professor J. J. Acosta.
The government says that there arcno more armed
tnsurrec0nists In the ned aud thathl the island IL
quiet and tranquil.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Hibernia (Br), Aunro, Disqualification
Bros.
steamship America NG), Hargeshemer Bremen oelrichs
4 Co. (Llearei I3th.)
steamship Ii Livingston Chseseman, savannah-Lving:
ston Fox n Go.
Ship sunnatra, Miller, San Francisco-C Comstock.
Ship Jacob Stanler, Samson, llayre-Boyt Hincken
Bark Fl A Litchhei, Spaulding, Caliao-J ingraham.
Bark Arsean LINDSEY Carhagena and Tarragona
h Beatne.
Talisman (Br, Anderson, Pernambuco and mkt
l. Phpps Go.
Bark MayHower. Din, Barbados-Hy Trowbridges Son.
Bark Sabine, Breaker, Gaivest0n--C Mallory Co.
Brig Laura Gertrude, Miller, Sierra Leone and mkt-Do'
Potter &Co.
Br's Eastern Star, Foster, Barbados- Bishop Bros.
Schr Eothen, Hegcman, Havana-Dol ner, Potter Co.
Schr Rosalie lBr) Abury Harbor Islandas Douglass.
Schr Ben. Rollins, Wilmington, nee Powell.
Schr Parallel, Coggins, Portland-Jed FRYE Co.
Bchr Floreo, Hall. Portsmouth, MIG Boarirnan.
Schr Smith, Nickerson, New Haven-Fersuson Wood
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PEEsoYAI.-Mayor IA cBichaei and committ@of
the Common Council of Philadelphia passed through
This city yesterday en- ron e for Boston.
Secretary Of war schoaS ID arrived IN this ciy ls
evening.
FOREIGN MArLs-Thc ma moer OF foreign lettrs
that passed through the city Post once 10 and from
Europe nom the 2th Of octo. er 70 tho TN OF Noyen
Der amount to $4,000. or thu number l5-sl2 WIRE
received, and lts, le0 sent awsN.
PfyE POINTS HOUSE or IVDUsrRY.-The Eve
Points House OF Industry durinN, the yass year fr.
nished 100000 meals to the buAyry people Of tat
locality entertained constantly . family Of 80 pr.
sons and gave temporary shelter 70 1889 persos,
30 " whom were either PROVIDED WIN homesor
returned TO their friends.
pgArs ~ rHs HosPiTAI.--A man about nty
years o. ape, whose name is supposed to have ben
.Jonu FORD aied in Bellevue Hospital yesteNdsy.
Deceased mad peen conveyed TO tns hospital py
oalerr Lacey Of the Fourteenth precinct who fou1i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14
TIE BROADWAY THEATRE OUTRAGE.
Testimony Of Sheriff O,Bricu.

Testimony of Sheriff OsBricn.
The investigation into this case was resumed yes
terday before Justice Shandley at the Essex Market
Police Court. But two persons were examined,
Sheriff O'Brien and Under Sheriff Dennis Leary, who
was one OF the officers who were engaged in the
"Foul Play" at the Broadway theatre at the time
the shooting OF the two attaches occurred. The
evidence OF the other deputies, which mas been
already published. The following Is Sheriff OBrten's
testimony
James O'Brien being duly sworn, deposes and
entered once the Isl Of January, 1868; have been
in ONCE since them Mr.. George Hickey is one Of my
general deputies: l appointed nim to office the
month following my taking otllce; since that time
he has been and Ia now one OF my general deputies;
James Moore IL one Of my special deputies; APP
pointed him TO once about four months ago. ne still
continues TO be special deputy; Dennis Leary Ia
one Of my special deputies; appointed him about q
month after took Office; James Ward Is one u my
he has not been In o1ice Tor about month past;
Horace Quinn Is special deputy; / appointed him
before the 24th Of August last these I'VE persons held
above named on the oath OF August last;
! require my deputies to have metallic
badges, bearing their names and the Offices they
hold; the badge the general deputies bears their
names and the words especial deputy sheriff." my
general deputies have 70 wear their badges always;
ton the back OF the order Of arrest exhibit A,n
granted on August "A, 1854, BY Judge Barnard, Is
mine; do not remember what time on the 24th
put my signature TO the deputation; II between
ten and three p M the copy OF depurat,on il as fol-
lows:-'J hereby authorize and deputlze George E.
siSned James o'sr,en. sueriY" Alter that depats
ton the order was given to Mr.. Hickey to execute;
under that he had the right to take all the force
the sheriff to take and arrest Daniel H. Harkins anu
imprisOn him or hold him TO bail In the sum VI
$1,000, on the action Of James 7. Lloyd commenced
the examination win be resumed Monday week.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER Is, 1858.
Herald PACKAGES.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving a this port Will
please deliver packages ia,niei for the HERALD
regularly authorized a.ens who attached TO Steam
yacht The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery OF packaga
will be BY the following extract from the proceedings
of the regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April I, 1863 the Associated
will discontinue the collection OF ship In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
psr This ohce Of tbs Herali steam yachts JASzs and
R 1t Whitehall slip. All communications from
and consgnees to tbs masters OF inward bound
veaSsls Will DO forwarded free VI charge
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mans life ID not be 70 counted against It. II we win
we make. II we lose. there's an end Of IT, But
well win and what u more, SIR, Cuba WIN De but
his hands In his pockets leaned back In his chair,
and looking valiantly ct Us. added, with emphasis
the Caribbean will be but question OF time only"
And here the interview was abruptly brought TO
close by irruptlon Of Goths and Vandas who were
ANXIOUS 20 be garroted. In spirit OF mercy the
Colonel refused to enroll them, declaring he had
more heroes now than he knew how TO dispose Of.
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FIRES IN TINE CITY.
In Greenwich street.

About ten O'Clock last evening fire was discover.
ed in the four story brick building No. 1854 Greenwich
street. corner OF Cortsndt street. II originated on
the nrst door, occupied by l. Lyon, importer and
dealer In liquors, groceries and ship stores. As
much Of this gentlemen's stock was OF that nature
easily damaged and destroyed, his loss Will be
severe, compared with the quantity on hand. The
second floor occupied by Messrs. Hiram @. Besse 4
Co., manufacturers OF paper bags tags &C., wss
damaged by water about $780, The third floor, occu-
pied BY John SKATER, job printer, suffered slight
damage by water and Is insured for $500 IN the vii.
/ iamsburg Fire Insurance Company The upper
Moor is occupied by Clark Co., dealers In hats; no
damage. The basement occupied By George Wen
deken, a. an oyster saloon and restaurant Ia
damaged In stock by wafor about 81, 900. The build
ing WAS but slightly injured. 1t was understood
that all the occupants OF enc building insured
but what amounts or 10 what companies could not
be aacertApad,
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ton viii be resumed Monday week
DARING THEFT IN BROADWAY LAST Rl6HT.

John r. Schumacher, Ex-District Attorney Of
Kings County, Attacked and Robbed Of n
Valuable Diamond Pin.
Another proof that the daring thieves and pick.
pockets OF the metropolis Of good fortune
of late in their raids upon banking institutions
and working" the crowds that have assembled
upon important public and political occasions-have
become boider than ever and that they do not stop
at any species Of vany is an attack on the person
OF John T. Schumacher ex-Dstrict Attorney Of Kings
county, in Broadway stage last night, and
the theft Of diamond cluster pin, valued at 81 600
from his shirt bosom. The particulars OF the das-
tardly character OF this larceny are as
No. 2s Dean street, Brooklyn, had been
visiting some friends up town. and, bidding
into South ferry stage and shortly after paying his
fare there entered, at Eighteenth street and Broad
way. three younglooking men, whom at first
he did not notice particularly, excepting that they
were friends and occasionally glanced at MIN. AZ
the stage approached Fourteenth street Mr.. Schu-
maker thought OF some little tribe that he de-
sired to buy and, stopping the stage, no attempted
to alight when tue men stepped In his way and be-
gan to sculie ct the same time one OF them whom
Mr.. Schumacher afterwards positively recognized
as VIM. u. Roberts, placed his hand upon
his breast. and second afterwards his
tanning the villains rs well as he could, Mr.. Schu-
maker was soon aided by oircer Dynan, or the Pif-
teenh precinct police. VINO succeeded In apprenend
ing with Roberts another or the party, VINO gave
his name as John L. Townsend, but unfortunately
the third party escaped. They were Immediately
taken 10 the station house, bot as they entering
the door Townsend broke away from Mr.. schumacher
who had him In custody, and ran at lig ltnng speed
up Beecker street towards Broadway, but before he
reached that thoroughfare he was stopped and
safely lodged with his confrere In tue station
house. Mr.. schumacher assured Captain Cafrrey
at the station house that he s'dd not care
for the pin. although II was valuable, but he would
rather give In addition ~ 00c In cash than not to
have secured the thieves" a. In his opinion "they
arc two excellent candidates for Sing sing.r The
arrested parties win be arraigned before Justice
Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police Court this
pnu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14
MARINE COURT--TaiAl TERM.
The Bai eman- Berthiiiot Operate Emeute.
Before Judge Cros5

Before Judge Gross.
Tpustre BerthiuOt rs. r. L. Bdte7n0n.-This Is the
sase alreaf reported, in which plaintiff formerly
one of Mr. ateman's opera boune chorus singers,
sues deendi for the recovery OF $500 damages for
false aud ma icious arrest and prosecution. The
0ispnte wh!oi | resulted In defendant having her
aIresed arose In consequences OF the imposition by
the manager ~ Jon TIE artist oi une Vi MY cents
Tor some neg q Y ON Tue stage.
The case wn 10 have been resumed yesterday
morning but 0 consequence OF the defendant not
being prepared Win witnesses the Iurtner nearing
was Adjourned Until Monday, at eleven O'Clock.