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LoxG ISLAND.

FouSp.-The mail bags reported missing from
Hicksville station. Long Island Railroad, on Satur-
day last nave been found in the General Post Once
New York. and returned to huntington. They wero
carried through BY mistake.
NEW LIaHrHoUsE.-A fixed white light illumin-
sting the entire horizon, is to be shown from the
tower recently built on Little Gull Island, eastern
entrance to Long Island Sound. The fourth order
light TO be withdrawn The building consists OF
gray granite tower. surmounted by . lantern i,
painted black aud connected with the keep
er's dwelling, OF red sand stone and
granite trimmings. The dwelling is two
De seen from vessel fifteen and quarter nautical
miles distant. During thick or f0ggy weather fog
signal, consisting OF syren, operated by steam,
will bs sounded for five seconds, at Intervals or
twenty-five seconds. me bell now used as fog
signal viii not be withdrawn; and in OF any de-
ragement OF the machinery Of the steam signal Will
be used as y substitute.
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BR00KLYN MTELLiGENCE.

ARREST OF ALLEGED BuRGLARs.-Captain Pow
ers and one Of the patrolmen Of his precinct ar
rested George Brown and John Cunningham ON
Tuesday night, on charge or breaking into and
robDing jewery store In Fulton avenue. on tho
night OF the 18TH inst. IheY were locked up to
answer.
The CONDITION OF Mr.. SwEENEY.-Mr. Daniel
NJ. Sweeney the broker who was wayaid and robbed
in Nevins street, Livingston while on his way
home Tuesday night. is IN precarous condition.
He has three severe cuts upon the head ana one on
the mouth. Ii Is believed mis- skull Is slightly fractured
though he was sensible yesterday. lie says he has
recollection OF the aifalr further than being sud
denly assaulted aud knocked down insensible He
had IN his possession about $4,000 In money and
checks to the amount OF 50 900, oil OF which were
stolen. The robbery was undoubtedly well planned,
the thieves knowing Mr. sweeney was In the habit
OF carrying home large sums of money. GENTLE
man who rode up on the Fulton avenue car on Tues
day night said he noticed three men In a butchers
cart driving near the car from the ferry 10 Hoyt
street. The men In this cart were watching the
movements or Mr.. sweeney, and at the proper time
for them to avoid detection p0unced upon hun.
There is no clue as yet to The thieves.
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she fl perfectly free; put n the husband, upon
discovering the AFFAIR makes an appeal ne VIII
have very little difficulty In getting the decree
set aside The bogus witnesses however cannot DC
produce them he can manufacture JUST as many az
afdavits as ne may need 10 relieve hiniset from
the dilemma. The witnesses give some boarding
house their place OF residence, and as II II I'M
possible for the propretors OF such places 70 always
remember the names of their boaroers, there = NOT
much probability OF the fraud being proved 70 its
fullest extent.
but there Is still more profound depth OF vlllany
applications Tor divorce are based upon complaints
OF abandonment or cruel treatment II Is necessary
70 get the decree from some court In Connecucus,
indiana or Illinois. Chicago Is the Iavorite place
for such operations although Indianapolis and New
Haven are extensively patronlzed. party IN New
Jersey applying to New York procurer ior
divorce must have the evdenc taken
before New Jersey referee. The procurer
In this instance not only manufactures
bogus affidautS, but CONCEPTS bogus referees re-
port and forwards TO New Haven Chicago and In
dianapos mass OF documents which do not con-
tain single genuine signature except that oil the
complainant BY means VI similar trickery the court
before which the case comes up Is satisfied OF the
reliability or the documents, and decree Is issued
divorcing parties who may never have been In she
State where The divorce Is granted. messenger IL
generally sent 10 New Haven with the documentS
bat those going to Indianapolis ana CHICAGO are
forwarded ny mail, un.e5s peculiar circumstances
make 1t necessary 10 personally engineer Inc case
As before stated, in many instances Of divorces
thus frauduently obtained, the DEFENDANT may
nave been guilty, and, consequently does not con-
test the matter: but IL some OF these cases were 10
be cncrgetically Investigated 1t would reveal sys
tenn OF fraud and perjury OF astounding mAanl-
tude. There very recent that can pc cited
where all the ylilanles above men Toned were COM
United, and divorce documents are being almost
daily manufactured for parties living IN diuerenI
parts or The Union, which would send their authora
To the STATE Prison at short notice.
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SUPERIOR couaT-TaAL IERM-pAsT |
Interesting Steamship Case.
Before Judge Mcneil and a Jury.

Wilfam KnoUiton rs The Nel1 Fork ana Propf-
derce Steamship Conpang.-Ihe plaintiff shipped
some $4,000 worth Of goods on board one OF the
Providence boats to be delivered IN this city. After
the boat arrived at the dock in New York and had
discharged her passengers and baggage. fire broke
out In wooden shed on the dock and rapidly COM
municated with the boat, which was destroyed be-
fore she could be hauled OF into the river All the
property board, amounting to some $500, 900 On
Guiding paintifiss) was likewise consumed ana suit
is now brought to recover the value OF the loss.
The defendants interposed the statute Of 1851,
empting the owners OF the vessel from liability of
loss resulting from fire not originating In the care
lessness OF the owners. 1t appeared upon the trial
that this shed on the dock was occupied by one Of
the employees OF the company, and that there was a
stove therein with pipe running through the roof,
which was covered with tar. 1t was claimed that
the carelessness attached 70 the company relation
to that building and also, that when the fire broke
out there were not sufficient hands on board the
steamer TO properly aid in its cxtinguishment.
The Court directed a nominal verdict for plaintiff
in the sum OF 81, 700 OG. holding. matter of law,
tina. the statute OF 1851 did not apply to this
and rendering 1t up TO the eneral Term for O
decision on that point, with the understanding that
II the General Term held She statute OF 1851 to apply
new trial w01id be the result
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

SAvED.-Mary FitZsimmons, Q girl sixteen years
OF age was taken nom low den in Greene street
on Tuesday nigat by detectives Casey ana Quinn, OF
the Eighth precinct and yesterday TO the House
o. the Good Shepherd by Justice Dodge, upon com.
plant OF her mother, VINO resides In First avenue.
ASSAULT on POLICE OFrICKR.--Ofrcer Robert
O. wcbL, OF the Seventh precinct, yesterday At
tempted TO arrest two men named Henry Gatens and
Thomas Mcurath for disorderly conduct While
making the arrest the men overp0wered him ana
saHlted him very violently Assistance soon arrived
and the men were arrested ana taken before Justice
Mansfield, when Webb made charge OF assault
auainst them. Both were locked up Tor examina-
ton.
FALsH Observation-Disclosures Bremen, OF
the Second District Court squad yesterday arrested
q bookkeeper named Charles Sussdorf and srragnsd
him before Justice Dodge az Jefferson Market, upon
complaint OF Isaac Q. Scnaner, OF the nrm OF shaner
4 Hamilton charged with collecting bill Of twenty
I've dollars due them from one OF their customers,
on the Goth oil November last, without authority,
and apprO priating the money 10 his own use. He
denied the charge, but Was committed IN deiaut OF
ALLKgED RECEIVER OF STOLEN GooDs.-Morris
Phillips, OF No. 100 East Broadway, was yesterday
committed by Justice Dodge, OF Jefferson Market
Police Court, upon complaint OF Henry A. Merrill, OF
No. IL walker street. charged with purchasing $500
worth OF sewing silk, which had been stolen rom
him on the l2th inst, BY clerk IN his employ,
named John =. Drawbridge, who WAS committed on
detectives Casey and Quinn, Of Che Eighth precinct
where no had disposed Of 1t
YOUTHFUL THrxvxs-John Branni1 and John
Ryan, both boys, were arraigned before Justice
Dodge yestorday afternoon By an ocer OF the Ninth
precinct, upon complaint OF John Morrison, Of 50
Macdougal street. charged with stealing one set Of
harness from him on the 18th distant, valued ~
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a HIGH PRESSURE DIVORCE CASE.

The Patent System--Ioosier NInucuvrcs In
the Exccisicr State. aH
The case or Weton vs.. Welton q rather singular
divorce case, came up yesterday In the Supreme
Court, before Judge Barnard, Tor ventilation.
divorce was obtained in one case against the
defendant the process having been served by adver-
tisement under an order made by Judge sutherland
1t ID now sought TO open the decree on the ground
that 10 the knowledge or the planGn the defendant
was resident OF this city AZ the time or the appllca
ton to advertise, and that with due diligence she
might nave been served personally. Among the
embarrasslnents urged against opening the decree
the TACT tnat se paintL mas since married into
o highly respectable lamIly.n
Judge Barnard took the papers in the case reserv-
ing hls decision,
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Smuggling Cigars.
noeoro HnmntcstonarS fiiUni
SUPERIOR CGuaT-GeNERAL TERN.

The Real Mnrdcr Case Again-Wns Judge
Barnard Justified In Excluding Certain Tcs-
timonys
Before judges Clergc, Sutherland and cardozo.
This, to the public. alimportant case was up again
yesterday morning, when Reals counsel renoticed
the same motion which was made on Monday, SO as
10 form record, and the Court repeated Its former
decision.
Kea's counsel. for the purpose OF having the
error corrected properly, read the notice
and the decision Of the Court rendered on
Monday refusing TO hear argument on tho
point that since the adoption OF the judi
cary article IN November last Judge Barnard had
no rigDt TO cit az q court reviewing his own decision
Counsel admitted that the case was argued before
the adoption OF this article, but contcnded 1t was not
decided until alter. lie also contenued that Real
should nave new Trial, on the ground that certain
testimony In his behalf mad been excluded by Judge
Barnard.
The Court entertained this latter point, and ad-
journed the case until Tuesday next, when argyll
nlent Will be heard ON II.
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COURT cslsxoaas-TWs oAY.
Before Recorder Hackett.
BU.GLARIES AND LARCENIEs.

SUPREME CuuRT-CiRCuIT.-Part 1.--Before Judge
Sutherland. Court opens at half-past ten O'Clock A.
iio7, 7oS, aiiS Sios, iSss sos 1884, 1911 ISL, SIS
1895, 1747.
SUPREME r-CIRCuIr.--Part 2.-Before Judge
Ingraham. Court opens at half-past ten O'Clock A.
M.-Nos 5et, 1888. loo, 4s4, lsl4, 1879, 1879, IS,
1lgs, 416. 1914.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcfAL TERN--Bcfore Judge
Cardozo. Court opens OF half-past ten O'Clock A.
MNos 157, 24 80, 90, 1884, d. 81 1877, lbl, 1s9, 2Os,
2o 232 2SS 242 1913, o. SO III 132, l4o 163, 1855,
2i6 22o 9 TO- IS, loo lo2 179, 1922 2l2 2il, 2ls,
222, ga .
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs.--IIeld by Judge Bar
nard. Call Of calendar at twelve O'Clock Mos
9 ia ll5 1l0 1ls, l23, l27, 100, 3d. 1873, 10, 2a5,
2l3.
sppKRlog CouRr-TRIAL TERN.--Part 1.-Bcforc
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Lecture by DR.. A. Douai ON the "GlaciaI
Formation Of the Earth"

Lecture by DIR. A. D0uni the "Glacial
FORMATION Of the Earth"
The New York Liberal Club last night held its
tenth meeting at Its rooms, No. 23 Third avenue.
After the transaction OF some routine business
the President called upon DR.. A. Douai to
read paper on "The Glacial Formations OF the
Earth.n The gentleman, before taking UP his sub
ject, begged to be excused from reading, and at
once proceeded to deliver his remarks extempora-
neously. 1t was only, he said, some forty or fifty
years since that glaciers began to awaken tho
attention OF scientific men. Glaciers were
found In the higher valleys OF various noun
tain chains. It approached from below. The first
evidence OF their existence was to be found In the
presence OF q brook OF turbid. greenisn water.
which was followed by the appearance OF walls.
At more less distance from tins wall would DO
found the glacier. which varied In color.
fui green aud sometimes . dul.er green,
according to the condition or the sky at the tine OK
was commenced by SWISS scientist, who was soon
joined by others among the first OF whom was
Professor. Agassiz. The lecturer then gave
Establishment Of the fact that they owed their origin
elevations Glaciers existed IN bygone days In coun-
large lakes IN Northern Italy were formed BY glaciers
been filled. The coast OF Norway owed its peculiar
construction TO the action Of glaciers and traces OF
them had also been found In Southern France,
spain, Turkey, Greece and even the United states.
The southernmost traces In this country were IA
Vancouver Island, on the Pacific coast and south i,
Carolina on tue Atlantic side. Professor Agassx nad
claimed that portions Of Brazil, along the banks
OF the Amazon owed their construction 10 the action
OF glaciers but the lecturer denied this TACT and
spent some time IN showing the improoaoiiity OF
such being the case. In concluding MS lecture ".
Douai referred to icebergs and gave some very In
teressinQ facts In connection with the formation and
peculiaTlttes OF these noating islands OF Ice.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
- ? : ? ? : >
THE COtRTS.
CITY COURT.
Called a Thief.

Before Judge Thompson.
Hsf7non A. Koehter rs. Wflttdm Manpet.-In this
ACTON the plaintiff was awarded 500 as damages on
account OF the defendant having, as he alleged,
called him thief in the presence or large number
VI witnesses.
A Run Over Accident.
margaret McNdHey Us. Thomas j. Walsh.-Plairl-
tin brought suit to recover 81 900 damages for In
jures received by being knocked down and run
over by a wagon, alleged be owned by defendant.
The accident occurred on the oath Of last june on
the corner OF Gold street and Myrtle avenue,
when plaintiff was run over by wagon
alleged to nave been driven by an empioye OF the
defendant. The plaintin Is . married woman, ana
when the accident occurred sne was crossing the
street with child her arms, and tue wheel OF the
wagon passed her right leg, INJECTING severe
injuries. Tie answer OF the defendant was gen.
uenial.
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twenty -four dollars. William Howe, OF 100 Green
wich street, aiso preferred complaint against
them. charging tnat on Tuesday they stole one BOX
OF roap from MIN valued At SIX dollars. They ad-
United both charges and werecommited TO answer.
CHARGE OF MAYHEa.-A man named James
Minor was night before last arrested by an ocer OF
the Seventeenth precinci, and taken by HIM 70 the
station house. The scrvean, IN charge handed Minor
over 10 The uoornan VINO NJ once proceeded 10 take
the prisoner TO The cells. Minor offered considerable
resistance ana finally placed one OF the doormanis
nngers ~ ms mouth ana b.t on the nIst joint. The
doorman, joan Hart by name, yesterday appeared
before Jnsliee Mansfield, al Essex Market Ponce
Court, ana made complaint against Midor, who
was heio Tor examination IN default OF LOCO ball.
ROBBERY IN A STATION acknowledgement William
W. DilKs OF the Thirteenth precinct police yester
day appeared before Justice Mansdeld ct Essex
Market Police Court, ana charged woman named
Catnarinc Mckcnna with grand larceny. The SER
geaDt went INTO tue station house yesterday morn
lnx and before taxing seat by the stove he placed
his UNIFORM oycrcoat npon chair. Winnie lie was
warming himself some one entered the house ana
stole the overcoat. olEcet Nelson shortly alter the
discovery oil the loss arrested the prisoner IN era ID
street win the COZ. III her possession. The woman
was neid 70 answer.
A SPECIMEN BRioK.--The Board OF Aldermen on
Monday passed resolution increasing the pay OF
police court Jerks from So 600 20 &c. 600 per annum
winch was very liberal from the fact that they are
compelled W work only twenty-slx weeks IN the
year. oays-oi SIX hours day. The newly APP
pointed clerks. who are 10 assume their arduous
u.'ASo oh ehs 4ot Va
themselves Tor the trying ordeal. The head clerk OF
newly elected Justice on the east side OF town
yesterday put IN al appearance ut the
JEFFERSON Market Police Court and de-
sired Justice Dodge TO allow him 10 take
s0me complaints, oi which the following is speci-
nen, copied terodtm:-"An Old man named
McCabe GA Tuesday night rot full OF gin, went home
turned his fanny nto the street, ana afterwards
amused himself Dy destroying ms furniture.n the
lore part OF the affidavit DeinS printed the following
was appended by the cerk:-"And also abuse his
VIE DreaSmg and destroying ana also broke and
Destroyed the stove and drove his WIFE and Chlder
out IN the street, at ate hour OF night Mnereior
dcpouent plays that he may be delt w,th according
to Law.n Isn't there room Tor Improvement
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SUPREME COURT MIXERS.
Tho New Harlem Railroad Depot.
nafn.~a Jr,A.,a DO ~, ~


Before Judge Barnard.
proceeding acquire title the block OF ground
between Lexington and Fourth avenues and Forty
seventh and Fortyeghth streets for the purposes Of
the new Harlem Railroad depot came up Tor hearing
yesterday morning. The company applied for the
appointment Of commissioners Of appraisal to lace
valuation OF the land This application was opposed
Dy Mr.. Gerry. who appeared on behalf OF Mr. Ebert
s. Kip and wife, the owners OF the properly, who t
appeared were unwilling 10 dispose Of their pro-
perty.
The application was granted, ana Messrs. James
II. Coleman, George II. Purser and James Belts Met
calf were named az commissioners. Mr.. Eugene +.
DAILY appeared for Harlem Railroad Company.
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SUPREME COuaI--SpeClAL TERM
The Life Insurance DimcuIfy.
Before JudUe Iurraham.

George Moyrep rs. The British C0inD,efCiot Lvs
Insurance Conpdny.-A motion came on Tuesday
10 vacate the order made by Justice Cardozo direct
ing the reinsurance OF the British Commercial Life
Insurance Company policies in the Continental Life
Insurance Company OF this city.
large majority IN amount OF the policy holders
united In petition 70 the court TO set aside this
order and asking that their policies be rensurcd in
the Northwestern Insurance Company, OF MI
waukee.
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Judge Mcneil. Conrt opens at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
Nos. 24d 2 sos 1851 1s3 ao2o 1906, 1897. 1901 Tai
1O77 12s7 l33 ia 1852.
MARINE COURr-TRIAL TERN. Part 1.-Before
Judge Cnrtis Call OF calendar nc ten O'Clock A. NJ
Noa <37d 4523 49, 4A76, l6ll. 1912 1910 1918 46iA
1875 4Gl3 4Si7, 46ls, 1912 1921 1922 1873. Part e
Before Judge Alker. Gail OF calendar ut ten O'Clock
A. Mos. 1853 422i, 1910, 450l, 455S. 462i 4G2o
4627 402S, 1870, 1880, 1891, 1882 1888, 4634.
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Thc following record will show the changes In the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentfour
hours In compar son with the corresponding day OF
last year, indicated by the thermometer ut Hud-
nuts pharmacy, HERALD Building, broadway cor
n nj
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS.

Burglars sentenced.
Before Judge Troy and Justices Hoyt and VOORHEES,.
George b. Morgan and 7. c. Moore were taken
before the Court yesterday for trial. having been in
dcted for burgiarousy entering the residence OF Mr.
A. Lyons. The prisoners pleaded guilty and were
sentenced to Imprisonment in Kings County Peni-
Tertiary for the term OF Jour years, eleven months
tMenIY-u daYA each.
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LARGE CATTLE DBALRR--For some time past
there mas been large cattle trader In midst the
magnitude Of whose purchases but few OF our citi-
gems realize. We refer to Mr.. Joseph Alexander Of
Illinois, tho agent for his cousin Jonn l. Alexander,
Of Jacksonville in the same Statehe largest cattle
trader IN the world. He came to our state the
second day Of the lass Bourbon County Fair, and
since that time has purchased and paid for over
$3.50 600 worth Of cattle from the interior OF Ken
tucky, which can be vouched fer by the Northern
Bank OF Paris and our own Farmers Bank. In our
county alone Mr. Alexander has paid out 486, 900,
and has additional future contracts for delivery and
our richer neighborng counties In proportion
Mount Steritng lkv.) Sentine.
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wESTcHEsTER COUNTY.

HORRIBLE AccIDESr.-A Dor named stephen
Walsh twelve years old while playing with some
companions In distilery as Hastings. on the Hud.
SON. last Tuesday afternoon, slipped into . tub or
boiling mash, by which he sustained shocking In
Iuries. Although pulled ont almost Immediately,
portions OF nesh literally tell from hts body and
limbs while the unfortunate boys sufferlngs were
OF an agonizHg nature. Little hopes are enter
tanned OF his recovery.
TRANSFER OF CoNvIcrs-Owina to inadequate
accommodation at Sing sing Prison fifty additional
convcts were transferred from that institution to
Auburn Prison on Tuesday. At the latter place an
extension containing about 800 cells Ia being con-
structed and portion OF TINS has been expedtiously
prepared for the reception OF those named, for
whom no space renamed within tho crowded walls
OF the former prison. Among the shining criminal
lights despatched 70 the interior, were .5lobr
smith, the veteran burglar and Francis T. Pinto, the
notorious Park Bank IoDber.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The Reformatory Prison Commission-Saie
Of Police Trinkets-A Ninth Ward Hoax
Board Of Health-The Trinity Christ
mas Chimes-Thc Fire Commission.
ers-C0lumbia Yacht Club Elec.
ti0n-Death from Burns-Mis.
cellane0us Matters.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged Fraudulent Personation of Revenue
Officers.

Aue8c0 truuduIeuL ferbOnntlOn Oh Revenue
Officers.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States Us Ldlor ana K,tener.-The de-
PENDANTS were charged with frauduleny personating
Custom House officers for having, as alleged, made
al unauthorized seizure Of silks upon which, 1t was
claimed the duty had not been paid. The case has
already before the court and evidence gwen to
the effect that the defendants proceeded to the house
Of one Duverger ana on behalf Of the government
seized the silks. The further hearing OF the case
was 10 have been continued on Tuesday, but on the
application OF Mr. Sedgwlck the case was adjourned
for q week, counsel claiming that as two important
witnesses for the defence, Colonel Whitley and Mr..
Dye who would prove tnat the goods were seized IN
good faitn, the case ought to be allowed 70 stand
over
The Commissioner granted the application and the
case was adjourned.
Smuggling Cigars.
Before Commissioner Stilwell.
The United Sidtes rs. Thomas Stdck.--The defend
ant was charged with smuggling between three and
four thousand cigars from the steamer Eagle, from
Havana on the goth OF June last. According to the
the testimony OF Solomon Birdsall the defendant
had charge Of the cigars, which were unstamped,
and which were handed him from the stern OF the
steamer between piers Nos and4.
John Van Andale stated that he examined the
manifest OF the steamer Eagle on the date mentioned
ana found no entry OF any cigars.
The defendant was held t0 await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.

Two Young Highway Robbers Sent to the
State Prison for Twenty Ycnrs-A Bignm.
list Sentenced to the Sing Sing Prison for
Three Years-Burgiars and Thieves Com