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~ W. oASblE, Secretary.
Directors.
4. E Bader, Chas 4, Leeds A. Baldwin,
s. i. harris, VIM oV HeyI.' u D ). asSch.
l. siDtaR sdpsr. 8 Af Hoo af5s' z ns%.0a
.ho Tss,s sISs' i IIsSeIds: 4. Isriiou,
I 4 s,l sSHnaiOn, z i, MoS:sn. ). Hermann.
g. T. KENYON B. 2 IIS,Sn' 4 s.n SersS
mACHINERY, RAROwARE.
IMPROVED FELTON, PATENT
PLANTATION MILLS.
Have Stood the Test Of Ten Yssrs Constant UseAwaded
Diplomas at last Louisiana Mechanics and gcutura Fair
Make UNEoUALED PINE MEAL. and Crush and Grind
Corn Cob and shuek together.
Can also be used as Cotton Seed HuIers.
Also.
MACHINE OF LARGE CAPACITY
For Hulling Cotton Seed, Suitable for Fac
tory Plantation Use.
These Mnis Simple, Durable and Cheap have been
thoroughly tested, and are fully guaranteed.
an interested invited examine these Mills opera
ton, at the stores Of The Sole Agent,
ll9 and III Magazine street.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic staple Hardware
and Agricultural Implements
STAUFFER, KENT d CO.,
LATE STARK, .srAUFFER 4 CO.,
Canal street..............51
In addition to full assortment of Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE.
NAILS. IRON. STEEL, COPPER, TIN PLATE, SHEET
ZINC, YELLOW METAL, PAINTS, OILS.
GLASS. ETC. ETC,
wOuid call attention to their large Stock Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Comprising the following well known
PIOws:
$500 JAMES H. BALLS PREMIUM awarded frs. Prem.
inns at the Fairs ofls6s and 1861
500 GARRETT a CJTTNANs.
200 CALHOUN ATKINsoN'S, Genulne
1900 HALL sPEERS.
1000 B. r AVERY's
$50 JOHN KINGS, Carey.
$50 YosTs PLows AND scRAPRRs
EIKsT PREMIUa
SELFsHARPENING DIAMOND" GRIsT MILL,
PATENTED JUNE l4-REIssUED SEPT Is 1868.
The attention Planters Mner and Disters is called to
this Mil q. being peculiarly adapted their Il viii
grind all kinds of grain cos spires drugs and also
ofthese Mills ne prices Of which range from as 40 sl75
This Min exhibited at the late Industrial 81
competitors
Depot and salesrooms for these Nils,
1G8 lGravier land II Union street,
Where also be found the celebrated HUBBARD BRO
az III sG 9 DS e The United
ENaIEEs, SAW MILLS. MACHINE BETTING. and
eouth.
To whom all ORDERS should be addressed
CnAs. e. wYsAE % FARR.
DEALERS IN AND MANUFAcTURERs' AGENTS FOR
MACHINERY AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
16e Gravier and IL Union street,
NEW ORLEANS.
On hand at all times a complete stock Of STEAM EN-
Zines both Stationary and portable SAW MILLS cor.
ron GINS AND CoNDENsERs. RICE MACHINERY,
SUGAR MILLS AND EvAPoRAToRs, DIAMOND
5RIST MILLS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
every description which offering Manufacturer
,rice and respectfully solicit examination of before pur
hasng elsewhere
SAMUEL LOCKE.
....... HARD WARE. |
"a. 80 AND Al PETERS STREET,
New Orleans.
I .EKRs' FoURDKH-
ESTABLISHED In I1EJ
,srnsx " DaIsra and Feueher ssrosas,
We ssg savs 80 inform az friends s1ei:u us7ss;
has arc prepared fOrsnsrly - Eanasctsrs sssnr
ngnOs BoilerH, sugsr NILS Sugar Kettles Draining Ma
aines, ssw NILS Gotten Presses Nswsi Screws al. esAr
Y, Furnace Mouths Crate Ears al k'nds Plantation sne
'saabosi Verbs. sad Description Of Sschinsry
le South. LEEDS 4 90
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INSURANCE..

I OCIsIANA STATE
nUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE: COR. CARONDkLeT AND COMMON STE.
FIKE.."..MARySE..
RISKS TAKEN ATfHB LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
K. GANUCHEAU. President
A. BALDWIN. Vice President.
l.. W. BAQUIE. Secretary.
Directors.
A. =. Bader, Chas L. Lecds A. BALDWIN
D berctsI, D. Bouigny, E. BordeOis.
B. n. harris, VIM. Hey. N. j. Hs1ek.
J. Lapene, Alex. Marks, s. CANNON,
y, II. dardner, y. Hopkins, ]. ZOly,
fhornss Blos, =. Iaborde A. Iertrou
A. McCregor, W. b. Conrer u pugas
J. A. bonnaion, G. II. Moutan, g. Hermann,
A. Falacio, =. ID. Grief O. y. Baneand,
L. y. Pothier, F. y. Motion A. waldbfrcn
D. L. Rernion. ID. p Logan ri Ganachean
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.

DOMAIN d CUvELLIER,
(ALrRED ROMAN Attorney at Law CHAS CUvEL-
LIER Attorney Law Notary Public and Commissioners of
Law and sotarial once
NO. Is4 GRAvIER STREET.
New Orleans.
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PELICAN mTTUAL INSURANCE
CoMPAHYoF NEW ORLEANS.
once, No. - Camp Street.
This company prepared TO take Fire. and Inland
Transportation Risks st the lowest rates.
CHARllEs RCNAS............-..... go. President.
NJ. A TARLE1ON.... Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles Roman, T. Baily Blanchard, Jr,
p FatO, Arthur FOrstall
E. Giquei hamuel NJ Todd,
" A. Peterson, Lewis Grevemberg,
". A. SnrOpshire, y. N. Moody,
Gabriel Pascal
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pIEDMoND REAL ESTATE MUTUA

pIEDMoND REAL ESTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Authorized Capital $1,000, 900.
An Loans made BY ths Company Secured on Real Is
a. hrst Hen plrnitted 10 exceed half the valne
~ he which II u secured and in Of County
Pruperty, Bui dngs excluded from assessment
s7L per cent of profits psi d 20 Policy Holders.
Dyidends declared and ans'ered At end Of
xear n those who insure.
Polcies issued on all the most approved plans
Policiss monitor fsitabls Rates Of insurance low.
preniums received IN half cash. half note.
ne ofccrs directors of this company ncude some 81
- W o. CARRINGT0N, President
j. ], HOPKINS, Secretary
O.H. PrRRov, N. D., Medical Advisor.
prREofoRs:
w n u.hm L d. lThurmund, J. r. PEBBLES,
Hzdson Msrt,r r. r. Fitzpatrick, VIM Gordon.
O. A Shsnsr VIVA P. shepherd D. d. Hsrtsook.
Iae.rs commissions v b paid 70 rood agents In Texas
Arkansas and Louisiana
d. e. MAURy, General Agent,
J "A Union street, NOV Vhesnh
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The Board Of ruStees at their regular meeting held this
day unanimously adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved That Six per interest be paid on all ont,
standing certificates Of profits Of this Company on and after
the 9th day of Februars next
Resolved That Scrip Dividend Of FyFive per cent be
dec AIRED on the net earned participating premiums
yesr ending December@ Ices which certificates viii be
issued on and after the 18th day of March next
Resolved, That Twenty per cent Of the scrip issue
the 1883 be paid the holders Of same on and AFTER
the 9Th day OF February uext.
ALFRED NOULTON. President.
WIN. N. PERKINS, Vice President.
A. W. HUNTER, Secretary.
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rauaJ OF COMMON PLEAS GENERAL TENN.

The Right Of Sewerage between Adjoining
Notwithstanding to Property Owners
aud Builders.
BurerDorh -. CroicJord.-The following Is the
gist OF an interesting opinion delivered at general
term OF the Court OF Common Pleas. Judges DAILY,
Brady and Loew presiding. The opinion IL written
by Judge Daily, with his usual clearness and force.
The litigation arose out OF dispute between the
plaintiff ana defendant as TO rignt OF drainage. A
party owning two adjoining houses built vault
underneath one, from which he excayated drain,
winch partly reached the adjoining house. The
house nnoer which this dram ran was tha ilr5t dis
posed OF. Soon afterwards the other house wa3 sold
10 a different purchaser, wherenpon the first pur.
chaser claimed the right TO close up the drain or
sewer passing under bis lot. The second purchaser
claimed that the terms OF hs purchase gave MIN the
right to continue the sewer or dram as IL existed
whle the property was IN the hands OF the original
owner. Un tue argument OF the case last summer It
was admitted that, as The law then stood and the
owner mad DFSt conveyed The dominant estate, or, In
other words, The house 70 the enjoyment OF whica
the dram was necessary, there would be question
OF the owners right 10 maintain the continuance OF
the drain under the eoicning lot; but that mas
much as the serylle estate at first conveyed the
right % an easement IN tho nature or drain, from
the adjoining house, ceased 10 be binding
vsnt and ,s Main Da Wars aVas io
structure for the benefit OF both houses and wnen
he severed tue ownership by conveying the lot over
fendant necessarily took II with that seryitude an
nexed. II does not affect the application Of the rule
that he covenanted In the deed that tho lot tnus
conveyed WAS free or encuDlbrances, because this
waH not an membranes. 1t was an easement
which the owner or lot 80 had after the sever
anco that the vault or cessp0oi Quilt upon both lots
and extending four iest over each should continue
with the dram nom II over the lot 50 to the
sewer IN Forty.stx street Easements are 10 GER
tam cases escamoranees bgi not In 2asa Ike tlls
the conveyance BY The owner OF tue seville es tate
AMI nQtnthstanding tue clause In tg deed that ths
property was tree nom all enfumbrsnces tho dram
~ question was an easement, creating commu-
niy Oh Interest Qstween the adjoining propelty and
vas no. covered by the rule,n
GJuaI OF CoAMlh PLEAs-s'iciAL naH
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THE CO3UR rs.
The Law Of Copyright-Counterfeiting
Observation-Disclosures in the Marshal's
QGlce-Diyorce Case-The Right
Of Sewerage-Haaaaeeas Corpus.
~ y--tl
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.


Chancery Reports-1he Law Of Copyright.
Before Judge Blatchiord. -~.-,..-
TIE Executors or Atoazo z. naies Is. Banks
B,otae,s.-This was a suit In equity instituted for
the purpose OF determining the right to The extern
sion OF the copyright Of the CLAIMANTS Chsncery re-
ports published by the defendants. The late Judge
A. G. Paige, OF Schenectady, while reporter OF the
Court OF Chancery in 1928, made o contract with
Banks Gould for the sale to them OF the copyright
OF his reports, as written, at ST. 900 per volume At
that time the laws OF Congress gave copyright for
fourteen years. with privilege OF renewal or four
teen years more TO the author II living. In 1881 the
law was amended by making the original term
twenty-eght years and giving a further renewal Of
fourteen years to the author II living or to his TAM
lily In case OF his death. nothing being said about
assgnees. AT the expiration Of twentyeighl years
Judge Page took out a renewal OF the copyright OF
Volume !, and notified the defendants OF his claim
TO the exclusive right OF publishing and selling II.
The defendants also took out tne renewal, claiming
that Judge Paige, BY his contract assigned 10 them
all his interest present and contingent IN the book,
ana also thar, in any event, he had given them an
unlimited license 10 publish.
The Court reserved decision.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

CeunterfeitirG Case--A Caution 20 Evil Doors.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States rs. Maurice Coj7aeU.--The de-
fendant, boarding house keeper, was arrested on
the charge OF having passed counterfeit bill OF the
denomination of twenty dollars on the Traaesmen's
National Bank In payment OF ewo tickets to Newark.
Several witnesses we're examined bur there was no
evidence adduced TO show that the defendant had
wlfnly uttered the bill VITA intent to deIraud.
commissioner Shields, IN discharglng Cornell,
TOOK occasion TO express his determination 10 ex-
tirpate the gang OF counterfeiters who haunt the
Jersey City ferries Repeated complaints had been
MADE OF the daring e.oD,es that were being carried
on and he would take care that 40 efIost would be
spared on the part OF the governments to capture aud
n
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HORSE soTEs.

Road meters bavo been very dun OF iato, owing
to the muddy condition OF our rrotting avenues,
The principal subjects Of discussion among horse
iaeD have been the new track now building shove
Maconbs Dam bridge and tue coming Trotting Con.
gress The competition Of the former and the meet
ina or the latter win bc events IN The horse worlo,u
and produce results that will extend far into the
future. Tns new track 1t Is expected, VIII almost
entirely snDbate the OLD ones Of LoDa Island, owing
70 It's easy and pleasant means OF access and ITS
promised lioeral and honest management. The prl.
yate sheds are being sold 70 4 very hgl-toned ard
influential class OF gentlemen, snd their construction
IL proceeding at rapid rate. In Short everything
promises wen for the future success aud prosperity
The froftfhs Congress IS looked forward 10 with
great deal Of interest BY all sno love the trotttns
horse and wlsn TO what IL purely an AJnafican
Institution conducted honesty aad hQuorS5iy. Sn.
douptedly many much-leedcd felosras al be ia.
suguraed, AM Il 10 " bs hoped gch heaithfu tons
Will he gwen " the isstltution ~ VIII give II long
aud vigorous hfe sne propT1etors OF all the tracks
IA me county have been notified 70 meet at the
EVetett House, In Union square IN TINS c.ty on zoe
"a " February, where the convention IL 70 nolu 10
meetings.
Budd Doble s wlntsfing et MS place nesr Bristol,
Pa, no last pony Dot and me trotIins tofse ioN
William Bor-, orcrs TO match horse he viii name
against any otrer horpe In the country TO ot tae
TOAD to \ sleigb--riext sielenng--far $1,000.
Nr. Wise has lately BECOME possessed OF very
One lembietoufaD stallion that acts ike uotter.
lie T. very loose In bis joints and moves hie prOpei
lers In manner that denotes speed. He " ma
hogany bay, With long black tai and name.
Aiexsnder Blanchard hss sold hts fine young sor-
~ morse for round sum, The morse Was worm the
money received.
John 2. Son has disposed OF his celebrated r0ttlbg
mares Kitty Wink and flirt. Dan mace was the
! purchaser. Tue mares are very fast and constant
WILLIAM Lowell has bought the tr0tting gedin2
bulchef Boy THIS horse has record OF 2:30, MADE
i ~ NatraRanset PARK the past summer The price
ps.u lJr butcher Boy, we understand was 10000.
Tho troLtng mare Henrietta AND the well-known
i
! Conhasace are wnternq at Manhattanville, Oh tue
. eeisls o. Their owner, kdward JoDsA
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SUPREME CouaT--CnaASERs.
TIE Weiten Divorce Case.
Before Judge Barnard.

TIE WeIien Divorce Case.
Before Judge Barnard.
charles z. Velto7a Us. Margaret rreitoa.-A motion
was made to set aside the Judgment or divorce which
denied the Court holding that the Judgment was
valid and regular, and that il was properly obtained.
Decisions Rendered.
BY Judge Barnard
Adam Dun,istddef rs. IFhGhelHliIo Lyet,l.ftta
DuaRstdder. divorce granted.
The corn Exchange Bank rs. yutitss T.. Hayu 20
al.--InJunction dissolved with costs.
fetey quinn rs. ann Q,tiiR.--Dvorce granted.
BY judges Cierke Sutherland and Cardozo
Argued at April Term, 1859. before Clerke Surher-
land ana lngIaham:-
Boies, Receire,, DC, u.s. Dtf 20 al--Motion denied
Case and exceptions dismissed without costs
opinion by Judge Sutherland.
Argued ar November Term, 1869, before The same
Judges:-
Same Is. SHAREHOLDERS vacated without costs.
Opinions by Judges ClerSe and Sutherland.
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Tue following contracts for cleaning the streets
were awarded yesterday by the Water Board;--

the last session OF the old Board Of County Super
visors was held yesterday afternoon, supervisor
Osborn In the chair. The bill OF II. J. Connelly
amounting to the sum Of "a SOL, for "extran mason
work and loss OF material destroyed by children
was audited and ordered paid. the bin In questlt
IL for work performed ON the new extension to tii
Kings County Nursery, Flatbush. The Committee
on Accounts reported having found the accounts OF
the Board of Sdperlnten1eDts OF the Poor c0rrecs.
The several Items Of expenditure for the temporary
relief OF the outdoor poor, incurred Tor the hsca'
year ending July 81, 1862 amount In the aggregate
TO the sum or $1l02A. OF this amount $2l III waz
for the purchase OF COAL Supervisor Cassidy move,
to continue the services OF John Finn as engineer OF
the County Court House for one year longer but the
matter was laid over, and the Board then adjourned
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CdJaT OF t0ANlN PLEAs--spiClA ItsH.
singular iinii Ease.

IN ne Mater " tho HaJeas corDus dr Jane
FreSgh.-On Wednesday morning itlo iolty.eisht
hours required by Judge Downing to make his mind
UP having expifodl tue prisoner attended by her
lawyer, appeared before Judge LoeW, when tue mo-
ton 10 admit ncr 10 ban was again renewed
Pliaoners counsel stated that they had not been
aple 70 see Judge bowling and get his opinion 10
tine matter, and they therefore urged the Court 10
grant tue application and admit her to bail.
Judge Loew--I DO not desire TO make "a precedent
encouraging persons 70 be brought before the Court
81 Common Pleas on every occasion when the magis-
Eate might hesitate 70 accept the suretiea rendered
WITH Judge bowling aud learn lis reasons FOR re-
fusing 10 accept bal.
Counsel for prisoner strongly urged that inasmuch
az she was now confined IN tho Pententiary, instead
of The CITY Prs0n the court ought to dispose OF the
matter az speedily as possible.
Judge Loew despatched dhree or fonr offcers In
search Of Judge bowling VINO, not being found after
an hours search, the matter was postponed unli
thIs morning.
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1rdliom gregory rs. SaTCh gregory. Motion
granted, with ten dollars costs Thomas J. Barr up.
pointed receiver, with powers az prayed Tor. and
power to pay and assessments and interest on
mortgages Receiver TO execute bond, with two
sureues 1or $4,000.
George IS. story u.s. Horace Btsaep--Rcferee's re-
PORT OF sale confirmed.
4teydnoe, I. Se,ro,1 rs. Rosei r. Ptclert Motion
dismissed With ten dollars COSTS
Samuel Gdb0p Us. kclidei JdcObS.--Extra allow.
anee OF five per cent.
John p. gallagher rs. CathaTt.e Dhan.-- Motion
granted with ten dollars costs.
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UNITED STATES MlRSaAl's OFFICE.
Business Daring the Pnst Year.

Marshal Harlow reports that since the LIST OF May
1889, the deputy marshas have served 173 United
States m0ntons and 682 United States capiases and
ITO admiralty monitions aud 40 civil capiases and
have during that period made total OF 500 arrests
besides which large number OF distlilerles. rect.
Tying houses brewerles, tobacco factories, together
with, IN many instances the whole portion or
the stock contained therein. have been seized To be
held for connscation Tor alleged violations Of The
provisions OF the internal revenue laws.
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The United States cs. otto Kus'tznidn.-The defen
daDt, as previously stated Is charged with dealing
In counterfeit currency. The hearing OF The case was
resumed yesterday, but no tacls OF public inte-
rest were elected The was further adjourned.
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COURT cAlen0Aas-Tnls pli.

SUPREME CoURr--spscIAL TfRx-Held nv 1udps
Sardozo. Court opens at half-past ten o'clock A. NJ
NOS. ISs teA 4, l02 lit, 1853. Ill 212, 1874 203.
nard Call OF calendar At twelve o'clock M.--Nos
III, 208, 49, so
MARINE COCRT-GENRRAL TsRM.-Adjournsd sine
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steam engine was then taken up and Improvements
sugg ested an0 discussed ut considerable length.

case OF very disgusting nature was yesterday
brought to the notice Of Coroner schirmer For Ave
months past Gernsu woman, thirty years OF age,
s1owA only as .,s0phian had lived with Catbartne
But in the rear q premises los Rice street
Sophia had been married, but abandoned by hcr
husband ana then she was compelled
For months pas Sophia aS Sea pee sAe
from virulent disease which had reduced
PER 70 the most shocking and even revolving condi-
lions. she mad been under treatment In tbs Easter
Dispensary. but expressed desire 10 go TO r nos.
pIta. Such was her extreme suferiD~ that on
Several occasions, sophia has attem" 70 take her
life by drowning, bnt was prev uteo from doing SO
BY Mrs. Ruiz, Late on WsanesdaS Afternoon she
Was found In q br lg condition. and soon her
eariniy troubles We're at an end. Joseph Cushman
= .aI49 quantity Of Paris green In her stomach
wpicn was the cause of death. The jury rendered
personal history OF deceased but ut one Time she
was domestic In family living III White Plains,
westminster county.
TheIady who was injured at tho Bal dArtistes on
Wednesday, the ed, Ut the French theatre, has
entirely recovered ana the reports which have gone
about prove TO be grossly exaggerated. They have
been, however, salutary In one way-the prevention
OF the repetition Of such scenes at future French
balls. For tho Bal d'Opera Bouire, which comes or
on January 3, and which has no connection wnat-
ever with the Bal d'Artises every precaution mas
The original cause OF the row which occurred
at the Bal d'Artlstes was gang Of RUIZ
fans who burst in through the lower door
which opens to the parquet VI the theatre
on descending from the sidewalk These doors
have been changed and iron ones placed IA their
stead and secured by iron bars, so that no reason
exists for any further trouble. by suicient iorce
OF police being provided the next French BAH VIII
IN every way prove brilliant as attractions quite mover
to such occasions have been engaged, among others
The famous Clodoche Troupe, The original .Grande
Duchesse Cancann and two pew companies OF french
groIesque dancers which arrived from France BY
the steamer st. LaureE6. On the whole the bah
pr0mises-under the management OF such energy
as Eugene Duchate. OF the Balls dOpera, Paris aud
Herve Masard, Jong Identified the celebrated
director OF the Jardin Mabille-to be picture pho
tograph OF U,e In Paris.
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NEW YORK CITY,
7.--,--l-s- ~ l--.a7 'i7-z. -
MOVEMENTS IN THE METROPOLIS.
Good Prospect for New Years
Callers.
Accidents Fires Suicides Burglaries--
RObberies--Presentati and
Miscellaneous Items.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature Of the weather for tine past twentyfour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
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William Davis, the young man found seoreted In
the premises No. s West Fourteenth street on
Wednesday morning, was arraigned before Justice
Dodge at Jefferson Market yesterday morning by
officer Walkinsbaw, OF the Broadway squad, and
upon complaint OF julius Eijux, the occupant OF the
PREMISES who charged him with attempting 10 steal
silverware valued at 500, was Committed In default
OF s., 500 bail to answer.
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About half-past eleven O'Clock on Tuesday night,
as oregon Wilson, the artist, passing Stewards
retail store on Broadway, to his studio corner OF
Fourth street and broadway, he was nit In the head
by some unknown party with sand cluD anu,
whilc lying ON the sidewalk msensiDe, his pockets
were rined OF $500 IN money. No arrests have been
made
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Potter Treadweli, Edward Trcadwell ana James
Vroome the colored waters employed in the board
ing house OF Mrs. Rosalie Blocker at No. 7 Gram,
ercy Park charged with stealing three tubs OF butter
from her, were again arralgned before Justice
the charge.
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Or. Doremus wall give in his course OF lectures
before the Young Mems Christian Association an
illustration of the brilliant power OF the new oxyhy
drogen light He also has IN course OF preparation
O novel machine to illustrate the solidincation Of
gases. Those wishing reserved seats for this course
should apply ut the and hook stores, and also
at the hall OF the association, OF Fourth ave-
nue. and Twenty third street. ~
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Robert B. smith, Of 455 West Nineteenth street,
was yesterday run over by a mix wagon and
SLIGHTLY injured. Jonn Campbell OF Io1 Perry street.
was thrown down, corner OF Fourth and Mercer
streets. and received O confusion OF the blain.