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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-11

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NJ Irvingplace "Internatonsl Dramat tS anu
ks,sosl Agency" Mr.. Genese is wellknown IN .nea ,
81 orioles He contempates doing very eI
Susness and refers Messrs. Steinway O. SOIs, ~
&ei,er Max strakosch. Max Maretzek D. 1rau' IL ~
PALMER, Henry Jarrett, II. L. Bateman'
| SCasten will be acted tomorrow mgmt. at
yaIIaoka Theater for the first time this season Inc re-
snrrenoa ~ This delicious comedy Is bright event III
Stage lfe and will long continue 10 De so On % NJ
Hale az am Gerge Miss Moore as Esther MT
rs old EAles Miss Mestayer as the Mdreh'oSSs os
Mariove a. Hariree, and Mr. Charles WyhGnam DC
Esoras DAhoy A very excellent cast OF paris
Particular attention is directed to the strength
f TIE company OF San Francisco MnsrelS IL Iucluu1
Raekus Bernard, WambOld Birch, Mulgah, Hen h'
S1neen Bobby NewCOmb, Richards, COfflsteI, JH0II
clarendon, Emmett West, Ira Paine, BiaKeney ~ 81
Shsttuck, Oberist, uartgan and others-sesselao ~
life Messrs Legget and Allen, from the Lonuon AlnaH
bra continue appear their unique comic dances
Mr.. Arthur MatthsOn's drama OF Enoch
arden - based on Tennysons poem, has been published
In neat pamphlet from the Office OF The season. NO ~
Annst the author dedicates IL to Edwin BOOTH anu IN
dentalIv notes the that II Is the nrst Original play
6rodueed at Booths To the merit OF TINS drama
Ee have previously referred IL is well constructed
Seu wr,tten and effective the representations the
Ing.
( The fourth week of 4" Leah upon which the
niece enters this evening-will be Its last at BOOM
Ebeater And TRUTH four weeks OF play so e1tsey
well known and we'll worn, are quite sufncleht Ma!y
Warner rehearsal, and the theatrical community
has reason expect genuine pleasure IN seeing
fesentatiOn first performance In America MI eaAo
place next Monday. One OF tine characters WIZ 1e nus
famed Ivy Miss Baeman's younger slster' MISS virginia
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INOUESTS.

An inquest was held by Coroner Schirmer
yesterday over the body Of John Prnty found the East
River of the foot OF Jacksons Deceased. who resided
at No las Hudsonaye., Brooklyn, was accidentally
drowned on the 4th inst lie was % years old Also
over the body OF simon Dreschler who killed on
Friday by plank falling him as he passed beneath
the hatchway OF No. ID Amity place. where he was
poyed The proprietor Mr. Shelf censured for not
keeping the hatchway closed. Also the body OF
Mrs Mary Gersteer who died suddenly at her husbands
residence at the OF Onehundred and twentieth
St and Eighthaye. Coroner Flynn held an inquest ut
Bellevue Hospital the body of Baser ThierrY, q
on Saturday by falling through hatchway Of the packing
house. No W Chrystest, where he was employed He re-
sided AT No. 50 Aenst Thomas Haney laborer. died
Saturday In Bellevue Hospital from injuries received on
the I'd ns by being over by car No l6 OF the Belt
Railroad line of Avenue and Fourteenth
Coroner Flynn held inquest In the case OF Adam
lombard late private In the list United States Artillery
whose body was found Saturday morning floating In
the East River on the foot OF stantonst Deceased was
native of Germany aged about 90 years. The body,
the MnrRua.
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CRIMINAL.

Judge Gilbert and Justices Eoyt and NOOr-
hce, will open the Court OF oyer and TeTner az 10
O'Clock. when a Grand Jury viii he impanueled.
At Jefferson Market Police Court, on Satur-
day before Justice LedWi AlOuZo McIFs WAS charged
10y Miguel T. Giles OF No i25 East Elevenhst with hav
ing stolen quantity OF undercIOtng valued at 500 He
WAS committed Alexander lie COdzOn was committed
Tor having attempted pass forged check for 500 upon
the Chatham National Bank on Saturday morning. He
presented the check In person. but the forgery at
once detoeied
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Fannie Moore. abandoned
woman, fOT having stolen SILVER watch valued at S20
from Franz LtntZ Of No g ROsest, on saturday night
In house OF m fame On Saturday John PhalOn
committed charge Ofattempted ieonOus assault pre-
f,fed by his divorced wife Elizabeth StOwe The lady
who keeps hoop skirt and corset factory In the Bowery,
stated the accused In the HABIT OF annoying
her by coming her place and endeayorng 10 induce
her 20 again live with him, aud her refusing, wond
SATURDAY ke brandshod pistol In her prescuce aud
when his was taken from him. seized large pair OF
shcar and knife. with which lie threatened her life
l,ob scott resident OF Albany yesterday caused the
arrest OF VIM. Layety on charge OF being fugitive
from Justice Scott testified that the accused stole the
bany In the latter part Of May last He procured
rant from Albany magistrate for Layerys arrest but
had not been able fnd him until yesterday when pass
ing through c First Ward, ho met HIM. aud caused his
arrest The ma gistrac decided to commit the accused
until the arrival OF officer with the warrant from Al
bany Early yesterday morning Ohcer Doyle OF the
HarbOr Police arrested Samuel Millet and Richard Mar
ron iunkinen, whom he found at Pier No 10 East River
engaged IN bringing ashore coil OF rope, quantity OF
rigging and two iib sails, valued at SeO, which sup
posed To have been stolen from vessel along the
river front They were committed. 90.
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POLITICAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1O.-Another mass meet
ing OF Irish Republicans held last night In view
of the prospect of disturbance large force OF police
were on hand. The meeting passed off quietly. Ad-
dresses delivered by Capt. w. Ii. Grace Of New
York and others.
The Memphis Appeal advocates the electionIOf
Andrew Johnson and The Araache urges the election OF
Etheridge.
The Republicans of the XXth District (Her-
kmer and otsego) have nominated Augustus r. Elwood
Of Otsego for the Senate.
Mr.. L. Breese of Columbia County has been
nominated as Secretary of State by the Wisconsin Re-
pu blcan State Central Committee, in place OF Eli A.
Spencer declined.
The Hon. Abraham * Parker has been NOM
mated for reelection the Senate by the Republicans OF
the XVIIth District. composed Of the counties OF ST.
Lawrence and Franklin. Mr. Parker Is q Senator who
has been tried and not found wanting.
The Republicans of Albany County have
nominated the following ticket;
For Senator-David John johnson OF Cohoes.
For County Ireasurer-Stephen V. Fredericks OF Gill
derland. - -,
Berne. ,u
For Coroner-Dr. william ]. Warren Of Albany.
The Minnesota State Temperance Conven-
ton recently in session at ST. Paul. nominated the follow
ing State ticket
Gorenor-The Rev D. Cobb Of omsed County.
Lieutenant GoreT,ior-JOhn II. Stevens OF Hehhepih'
Secretary Of Stdte-T j. Thompson OF Hastings
Auditor-C. e. Gomez OF Waseca.
1redSureT-Henry Russell OF Ramsey.
Attorney Gcneraf-J. Ham Davidson Of Ramsey.
CHEF Jilshce--E. o. Hsuilin OF Stearns County.
Cierk Of the COHrt-A. r. Connolly OF Ramsey
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THE DE RIvIERE SCANDAL.

Helena Shlle agt. Henri de Ririerc-SuperiOr
Court-speial Term-Bofore Justice Jones.-It has been
already reported In THE TRIBUNE that Baron de Rviere
arrested the charge OF the plaintiff; that after
seducng her he had obtained from her about 800 which
she reclaimed The defendant obtained order TO show
cause, returnable Saturday afhdavits, why the
order should not be vacated At the return OF
the writ counsel for plaintiff appeared aud urged that
the had been too short 10 prepare answering ada
Wits and asked that time DO given for that purpose
Counsel for the defendant then withdrew his notion
with the object Of obtaining fuller aidayts which to
IT, The substance OF the affidavit OF the Baron Is
a denial OF plaintiffs allegations, and statement which
ms wife confirms that IN September 1865 when plaintiff
alleges the made he not la Paris that he left
Paris April 1865 for Madrid and proceeded TO Seville
and Cadz and then went 10 Lisbon leaving for bordeaux
the ~ January, 1866; that he first became ac
quainted with plaintiff In the latter part OF 1864 when she
represented herself to be endeayOrg to join her hus
band In America but without whereup0n he gave
money for her travelling expenses that he again
met 1866 when she appealed TO his generosity To
furnish her with TO join her husband Ia Australia
that complied with her request but she made use Of
the money take passage the steamer on which
the deponent travelling on his way TO Chill, and f0l
lowed him up TO Lima; that she has since systematically
followed up aud attempted TO blackmai him, TIL no was
compelled to have her arrested In Paris aud bound over
keep the peace that she has been in Newlork for
year following the same course; that IN 1868 she alb
seconded from Paris and sued In that city for obtain
ing goods under false preenses The affidavit OF Layina
L. Wise gives the plaintiff bad aIacter, stating among
other things that In Europe Sue became acquainted win
the Duke de MOrny and represented and depOnent
Informed aud believes tried to pass herself OH as the
Dukes wife.
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Au Notices OF Ma
name and address.
DIED.

CONOvE Long Branch, n j. SATURDAY. mornise
john cOnoyeS IN the 5s. year q p, age
Tuesday 18th inst at O'Clock, without further notice. "@ be s
residence.
FosTERon Saturday Oct Robert Poster sou Of the late JAs
The arss and friends family also members Of zagu.
his ate residence No Union place, No scs Fourbsvs
Tuesday. Oct. IT, at o'clock without further notice.
GALEou Friday the 9Th inst Margaret wife Of Adams H. oas
The relative. and friend. q the my are respectfully s,!
the funeral from her residence, No 2z last Twelfth sI AZ
vitston
LAL0R-SuHdy morning Martin Lao In the eoh rear OF bis
The remains will be convened from resdsDee sevstbt
requiem be celebrated for the epOse Of bis sou
LOWNDESA Brdgev Sasser Co. Del THURSDAY the th inst
potracted Illness Thomas bowsdes IN the 9Th year Of u
McCUTCHBS-At Madison Ga THURSDAY morning ser few dsTs
Illness Mary Rebeees Youngest daughter Of "m a. heo"'eAs'
Relatives aud friends Of the family are rsspny invited TO s,aa 20:
ofTueday) O'Clock Train leaves foot of Lbes at IL m T
Central Railroad OF SewJersey.
MTTCHRL-On Sunday Oct TO- william Mitchell In the ih !eo
Due notice viii be given Of the hueraL
RHONBRb Boston, Sunday Oct TO- Mrs C. A. Rheos' vile %
The viii take place Tuesday a. from Che residence Of he'
mother, Mrs Bailey, No. l55 Summer-t, Boston. Mass
STRONGu Brooklyn r. d. FRIDAY. Oct g. tsl O'clock 10.
Mary Wilcox, wife Of the late Mortimer strong
n. 0ss 1 1on S l.a m ON Mos as
18th lust, at O'clock p
THoNPsoNon Friday morning El wife Isaac Thompson sSt
Funeral Monday at from her residence, Eintht cor Of
Fourth-sye, Brooklyn
TNTONA Der late residence % South Ph't sher short iness
Harriet relic, Of ths late Thomas linton ia ihs ia year age
sr1cs ana he s Al e f Baptist cSurh cssr south Fns
and tifhss Mianea'ga Il i; e ono0aa isSTsSGa' y
residence sonInss Edmund Wie haBhassei L. J.! Aa1,
Friends Of the my iovted to attend the funeral
Meeting Flushing l., Third day lata at Oeoe
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AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSION.

THIRD AND FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 6-Yesterday, as suggested
previous letter perhaps the most thrilling event OF
this meeting the carrying by unanimous standing
vote the resolution TO occupy Japan as new missionary
station, 1t was followed by address by Mr. Green
who eoes ont by the next from San Francisco
TO that island This morning the closing session was
held BY unanimous standing vote the thanks OF the
Board given TO the good people OF Pittsburgh ana
vicinity for 1.-THE best arrangements which have ever
been made for the entertainment Of Its members ana
friendsr The Hon. VIM T. Dodge brought otS the fact
that IN 1889 the income the Board $4,000, on
gold basis and In 1862 25 900 in currency But as tue
Operations Of the Board foreign lands, where Dus
ness is conducted specie basis and the average pre-
MUM paid during the year has been 80 per cent tne
actual Income has been but <359OOO Yet the churches
are better able pay twice much now as they were
ten years ago The Board will meet in Brooklyn next
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Paper Stainers on strike received $500
last week.
A German branch of the COopers' Union is
organizing.
The Order of the Knights of st. Crispin, is
cooperative and mandatory, in this
city.
The Journeymen Tailors' Union of this city
has given $500 to the striking Tailors OF Worcester
Mass.
Mr.. Connolly, of the London Stone MasoDs'
nIon will address the meeting of w0rkngmen at
Cooper Institute tomorrow evening.
The members of the Painters Union, of this
eitv have ordered the In OF the firms OF this city
TO strike in consequence of the employment OF nom
upopist and Coopers Union No have declared several
shops on strike for refusing TO pay the full list Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-11

A SETTLEMENT AND NO SETTLEMENT
Roiner and Others, executors agt. Hood ct a.
Supreme Court, Chambers-Before Mr.. Justice Cadozo'-
This ia an action to restrain Cecilia F. Baldwin or
Cecilia Wood, from further proceedings In the Surro
gates Court John H. Baldwin, in 1861, made VIII py
which he left nothing TO the defendant Cecilia r. Sne
lived with him either wife mistress. She claims
that married her in 1862 thus avoiding his previous
Baldwin died. and the defendant, Cecilia took possession
Of his household furniture Inc pa1s p9 snd them
commenced suit against her Tor the value OF tue LOUISE
hold furniture she ny MT o0 anu The de-
PENDANT held note of Badwn's made to her under the
name OF Cecilia Wood IN lSa i9T & a1d tx WHICH
she gave up this note and Judgment LOT
papers and an adavt sarrendering all her rights and
claims and che in return received release OF aI9
commenced proceedings in the surrogate Court to set
aside the probate OF the will In the surrogates Court on
the ground that she the widow and entitled to her
share in the husbands property, and had not been
notoed of the probate The present acton 10 stop
these proceedings under the terms OF the anu
the present for injunction TIL the action can
be tried On her part she claims that she was deceived
into the settlement by her counsel Mr. koot thae sne
had been by nervous disease compelled to the use OF
and when she went to shS oGs OI l1e
TO give her attention to the business, ana od
not know what che was doing that the ,rp papers
what they meant she was told by her connse II was all
right that she did not understand what she was dong,
and did In fact refuse to sign by any but the
name Of Baldwin. which was thereupon waived On the
other hand II shown that there was Two mouths nego
ment made presence OF several persons. who all
make adivs that the papers were carefully read and
explained to her before signed them and that, not
satisfied with that, Mr. Sutherland asked her II she dis
tinctly understood that she surrenderng all her
claims ON the estate TO which she answered yes. Mr.
Root, in addition, makes affidavit that he informed her
OF every step IN the negotiations and that on their way
Mr suherlands Office she proposed TO get the money
from the and then "beat Them, 10 which he
replied IL she going 70 make far settlement
she had better make none aud she passed 1t on The
Court only heard the papers, and said would assign
future day for the argument. MI Graham and Mr Sut
erand for plaintiffs; Mr. Gage and Mr. Winter Tor de-
feulauts
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DECISIONS.

CoTRT OF MISUNDERSTANDING affirmed with
eossBeat g JashsSa AueI'So .g rltA' fam.n as spIg
Reed GaIss Ag Pssio3 oomstoek ag Bahapp People
Rochester AT Civ Rochester uengs MunJer; Meh.
p.pooa For sgt agt Harrington, Palmer Aver
s1T t & ns a rsSRS jo"s. az oRe uras I Sharp
HobOok Ills sgt Nswiorh and Harlem Railroad Com
pspv me People Ee Away Company sgtBeatsey Rankin
act F,eh Graz ag CITY Of BTookn Cujer sgt McLure Barber
AIT HewYoh Cebral Railroad COMPANY Convene ag Gnssod
Pouiaey; Hyatt ag- Trustees Of Village Of ROndout
a Wheeler ss Garcia sanny ast Bowen Aore g
Judgment reversed nsS ins ordered costs abide eveu
Pousroy Reed Burt ag Bart Norris sg Aoher tehned gt
yssa TAop9a az Bal s, % ss %
c,. Kelly ag Corn Exchange Bank lsbsT AIT GadheLOer Of
General Term reversed and iugasI1 on hspo o. hs's, S@s
Wermnn s ChiAaJudsat. affirmed People sgt John Pars q,
al aehout sgt The sA Sq s ana a'' per
Life lbs Trust Co. a Van BPps 10 re John Quaeheneo'
sss .n. and Special Term reversed and judgment
plsiu,r with lAten agt hcCay hegumenu ordered
Ssss Leonard s NswYorL Albany Buffalo Eects Telegraph,
iI,rnh as woson SPECIAL Jndmsnn-Andr,w; sgt sb.leI-
asd trial ordered George M shaner-Coss 70 abide
events, Collier BIrAg huns-Deerss .hne with costs stephens
Term reversed costs record 10 be RENTED to the Supreme Court
ssys b Mall aJndgmsnso Of GeneIal Tern reversed Jas
days amer motto. Of tn, order psJmn, o. costs Of
Term and o. s' cG9 rss'r r. psSs. ~. Thonp.on-
Judgment Of General Term Of snpreme Court reversed ,a
10 ths supreme Conr Van Aas sg Freddy ct Al
and sp. Term Win o"; o. pPs
special Kline rs ynd.rssr -Jadg9sn Affirmed Win cost.
Bosr Ct al .nrssa WIN ", .nD.. - n.
out the Jdmsp, TO BE- settled Jsdse woodruff HARDY t
@ :s sss s:s %
ARMED for residue -hoat costs on sppe ps M Sood
1870 lin cost Ca at samssAe decision. sackman a al
at Bsaa,JudIm.nt and uagnse ordered for defendant
we D ,d aud Judgment Of special Term sr.d with
COSTS People Bradley 'gL reversed AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-11

SERMON BY THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached,
yesterday from the text land He. bearing his cross,
went forth John xvii. TO- The reverend speaker said
that ancient artists had represented Christ bearing the
cross erect almost triumphant but the moderns had
reversed tins and showed him downcast and despond-
eut sinking under the heavy load In other words, an
cien art showed him as bearing his modern art as
being OVERCOME by it, The ancient ideal the true
one Christ despised his suferngs, and, instead OF
weakly yielding to them trampled them under foot The
history Chrss life was an enlarged history OF every
man begin low down In the senses, and by dnt or
learning, and tears, and trouble rise above their
lover nature. The ascent gradual and laborious.
No an can and not suffer The price OF greatness
humility and pain IL not possible even for Christ
himself TO work out tho problem OF human salvation
without suffering Many people think that, In order to
10 torture and deny themselves of the things which
90 20 make life pleasant This IS a mistaken
idea A should not suffer outside OF his duty.
God troubles whetstones TO sharpen mems con-
sciences with. When the knife is once sharpened the
stone Is useless until il gets duh again Some wemean
ing persons imagine that they doing Gods viii when
theyacut away all the edge. This Is the way
the ascetcs do. Manhood is the most precious
fruit OF all trouble. There is but one tree
that bears true manhood; and IL Is the Cross.
There are many ways OF carrying the cross
The true way is to bear it oheerfuly Many drag their
behind them though they were tcters or clogs
Others manufacture little crosses out OF the ghtest TIM
Der they can get and not unfeqneDty they are covered
with embroidery This is what they CALI glorynng the
cross" The muspe real cross, aud must DO
honestly borne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-11

Senator Cragin of New-Hampshire, Senator
Buckingham of Connecticut Gen. Butler OF Massaca1
setts and the Count dc Fayerney, French Charge oar
faires. left this city for Washington Oh Saturday.
Among the strangers in the city Yesterday
were Bishop Wilmer Of Louisiana, the Hon. jas % IAN
Navy at the Hoffman HOlse Bishop Green Of ~ Tas
,ap2 Jndee t;odthwaite of Alabama, the Hon. Erasns
Corning Albany and the Hon Hotel TEs Hon JOHN
I~ncb- M C. Maine; Gen. Fit, Henry warren
Thomas Ewing IT, %ssnP dHsmau uS az the
hstor House The Hon j. N. Goodwin ana Cen ID a. o.
Walker, WASHINGTON Gen CaseIent New W Haven Ben
Field. Albion, N Y; Tbos Durant ana W t,ossi
mond IT., Montreal. at the ffth AveHas s Woa, Tho
Rev J. NJ Mitchell Savannah and Prang o. bos.%a
at the st. Denis Hotel Col g. "a spp charleston g. c.
at the Brevoot House Major Ss Hc
taI The Rev f. Terry Wilmington, ~ ", anu .no
Rev O. Murngrade. Richmond. Va, At inc CO,o s ~
House. q. Sim OF the Royal Engineer biN'R "''' y"
thu Clarendon Hotel.
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HEAVY ROBBERY IN PoUGHKEEPsIE.

On Friday night, a party of four burglars
foreiby entered the office OF the Duchess County Mu
tual Insurance Company at Poughkeepsie. There was
Waterman in the building, but he was lurcd away in
very ingenious manner Adjoining his residence, con-
siderable distance from the Office Of the Company, Is
large barn. This was set fire by the thieves Alarmed
for the safety OF his residence the Waterman closed and
locked the Office and hurried to the scene OF the fire.
During his absence, the thieves entered the Office drilled
holes in the large safe, aud blew it open with powder
Within the safe three tin boxes, containing ABOUT
100000 in cash, United States bonds, railroad
stock Dutshe Geo County which are aI negoabe.
The thieves took the early morning trap down to this CITY,
The robbery discovered by the watehnan soon a1er
cure the thieves, they had fled The station-maser at
Poughkeepse was enabled 10 give goou description W
Of them carrying black travelling Dag ~ T h
by the Chief OF Police OF Poughkeepsie 70 .he
city on the train mentioned. Sergeant Mcconnell to0k
ST. Al Forty-niGthst got on and after proceed
ing short distance separated The one carrying Iae
was taken to the West Thrtyhith-st. Po,
the officers had supposed contained the valnables
found to be- filed with burglars tools There were found
notes belonging to Mr. L. G. Dodge, Treasurer Of the
Company and which In tile safe when was robbed
showing that the prisoner engaged In the robbery
The accused who gave the name OF Walter Williams, was
locked up and dispatch announcing his arrest sent to
before Justice Ledwth at the jefferson Market Police
Court where &c was announced that a writ OF babeas
corpus had been already served Sergeant james at
the Twentieth Precinct, the aETest Of their con-
federate having probably been witnessed by
the other thieves and the services OF a lawyer at
once procured In the mean time Mr.. Dodge had pro
cured warrant from Recorder Il f. Taylor OF POUCH
keepsie for tho prisoner and accompanied by POUCH
keepsie officer had come TO this city IL was nnalIy
agreed that further proceedings should be taken un
to-day and the prisoner remanded 10 the station
house His counsel openly boasts that he will compel
the Insurance officers 10 compromise-they 10
receive back the stolen property, minus $4,000 or $4,000
OF the cash and negotiable bonds. which tie thieves are
TO TAM condition that further proceedings be
taken against the prisoner.
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SOL 1895 1852 ssI 1895 1907 1000 ol Ilo9 1 Ill
l3 HIS PAKr -Nos ll2 Il4 654 1896 lss llyc llz ies
1893 hoo 1905 1908 1914 1916
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part Mos. 300,
375 1888 1871 1861 1874 1928 1923 o4 500
3t3 1871 Part hoA $685. 35 1865 1881 900 Sl<' JIJo S'''
$3.50 $685. 3e03 3s42. 1886 1856. E96
GENERAL SEssIoNs.-LOuis Saunders, burglary !
wsd Roche and Joseph and Henry Taylor onous assault am
battery VIM Johnson stolen goods BrnestnA Solomon
Charles Foot VIM Gledss Henry Wool add Annie Dugsa grand
John Cun petty Manuel obtaining goods o
false peiesse Jams Edwards Robert Dustin, and Peter hAorre
burSsry; Chas Il Bodt forgery
CRY CoURT.-Nos. S. 70, &C. 49, 50, 81 49, 1896, 81,
60 49, 100 i0l, lo9. lO3 lO4, les, l06 lO1
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUTT-SEcOND DIsTMCT.-
First twenty
y. s. CIRCUIT CoURT-EAsTERN DIsTRICT-Trial
Off irausa