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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-18
BARGAINSl BARGAINSl /!
Farms, Timber Land & Horses
FOR SALEl

INHE subscriber, desirous Of Opposing Of somr
Il real and personal property, offers the follow
ing rare opportunity for bargains;
ONE FARM situate in Girard township. and
known as the "Claudius Russeot Farm" adioin.
ing lands OF Aug. Laconte and others. containing
100 Acres, fifty Of which are cleared. with two
dwelling houses, barn and young orchard thereon.
Also, THE BUCK-RUN FARM, containing
100 Acres, sixty Of which are cleared, with
dwelling house, barn, aud other ouibuildinrs, I e
goiher with two thriving young orchards thereon.
Also, SEVERAL OTHER FARMS and tract,
Of TIMBER LANDS for sale.
FOR RENT.--Ths sAw-MILL a DWELL
ING HOUSES at the mouth Of Deer Greek win
be rented, or let to run by tho thousand, 10 suit
persons.
Eo-FOUR HEAD OF WORK HORSES. and
HARNESS, will be sold on reasonable terms.
zz1~A bargain Is offered in each tf tho fore
going propositions The terms viii be made easv
Further information can be obtained by calling
on the premises, or by addressing the undersigned
at frenchvllc ?. o., Clearheld county, Pa.
febls-tG L. NJ. COuTR1Rr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-18

The Democrats of Connecticut have
TG'nom'Hated the present Executive,
non James f. English, as their can.
o'da,e for Governor. Gov. Engli,h
mas been twice elected, has made an
excel INT officer, and his friends feel
VO"nuont they can elect him for n
'nlrd time The election comes of
u. the first Monday (5th) of April. The
D''union !, Radicals have re.nominated
tn0'r u Jewell defeated last year by Mr..
English.
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~ TmE nIsTnICT CnITRT OLE mn,

OF Pennsylvania.
EnESEzER McMAsrEns, a Bankrupt under the
Act Of Congress Of March ID, 1867, having applied
for discharge from all his dclts, and other claims
proyahe under said Act BY order Of the Court,
notice is hereby given, TO all persons who have
proved their debts, and other persons interested,
to appear on the oh day Of March, 1869, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, before S. L. Woodruff, Esq, Reg
istor in BANKRUPTCY, at his Office, In Phihpsburg.
Pa, TO show cause, II any they have, why Dis
charge should not be granted 10 the said Bank
rupt. And further notice is hereby given that
the Second and Third Meetings Of Creditors Of the
said Bankrupt, required by the 27th and 2sth
Sections Of said Act will be held before the said
Register at the same time and place.
febll-2L S. @. McCANDLESS, Clerk.
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altw Advertisements.
n ECIsrER,s NoTIcE.-No,lo.

ID Et'IsTEK's NOIICE.-Notloe is herrhv
H given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by mc, and remain Gled Of
record in this Office for the inspection Of heirs,
legaioes, creditors and all others in any other way
interested. and will be presented to the next Or
phans Court Of Cearicld county, to be held at the
Court House, in the borough Of Cloarheld, com.
mcncing on the third Monday Of March. 1869.
Fiual account Of J. W. Wright administrator
Of tho estate Of s. d. Rhule late Of Becearia town
ship, deceased,
REeisrER's 0FFlcr, A. w.LEE.
ulearheid, Pa, Dec. 10, ls0s-3t. Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-18

Gerald Eaton, who murdered Tim.
othy Heenan, brother Of John c.
Heenan, the pugilist, in Philadelphia,
last summer, is to be hanged on the
25th of February.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-18

CtAuTIoN.--Allrcr persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or 10 any way meddhug
with the following personal property. now in the
possession II George W. Nash, Of noggs township,
ns Six horses and harness, two wagons two
twin scds, chains, spreads, grabs, aud oanthoohf,
three beds aud cooking stove, as said property
belongs 70 me, and is subject to my order.
lehll st pd. q. w. hHIMMLL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-18

The Republican State Central Com.
in'''ee met at Harrisburg on Thurs.
o"y' (tthO and decided to hold the
Ssa,e ?, Convention on June 2sd, in
Philadelphia. This, if We mistake
not, is the death blow to Gearv.
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Iird

In Clearheli, on Saturday the 18th Of February,
1869, c0RNELIA, second daughter Of W. W. and
MAGGIE J. DrrTs, aged years and days.
"Gonc in the morning
And there is no night there"
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To Waoonmakers.

VNiE subscriber Is dosirous Of connecting with
IL his Smith shop a hrst-class Wagon, Sleigh
and Sled establishment. A good opportunity is
offered to a wagonmaker wishing to 20 into bust
ness. The subscriber can alec furnish to appIi-
cant a comfortable dwelling house tnear the shop)
If desired. HENRY KERNg
Curwenvic. Feb. IL, 1869.
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628 HOOP SKIRTS, 628
And
CORSETS, CORSETS.
VIM. T. HOPKINS,
No. 62S .1rch Street, PhtTa.

hANufAcruREh OF THE
Celebrated Champion" Hoop Skirts
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
The largest assortment, and best quality aud
styles in the American Market. Every lady
should try them, ms they recommend themselves
by wearing longer. retaining their shape mach
better, being lighter and more elastic than 9th
ers-wauanted In every respect, AID sold at
very low prices Ask for Hopkins "CHAM-
PION" SKIRT
Superior Handmade Whale Bone Oorsotz in
fifteen different grades including the "Imperi-
al and Thompson Langdon's "GL0YE FIT
TING" c0RsErS, ranging in prices from s.
cents 10 s. 80 together With Joseph peekers
celebrated FRENCH WOVEN C0RsETs, supe-
rior shapes and quality. ten different grades,
FROM 81 10 to s. SO. They are the finest and
best goods for the prices, ever imported. The
Trade supplied with Hoop Skirts and Corsets at
the lowest rates.
Those visiting the city should not fail to call
and examine our goods and prices, as we defy
all competition. lMuroh. 3, ls6S-ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-18

The expenditures Of reconstrne,ed
Louisiana during 1865 exceeded the
receipts by sS6s,OOO.
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aw AdrfriIstmmis.
Blacksmith Stand for Sale

ItONSfsTiNG of two LOTS, tvbiiofy ffami
I DWELLING HOtsf.i new and well hnlihsd,
BLACKSMITH SHOP, STABLE, and o,hei but
huiidings Apply on tho premises 10
fcbii gm WM. s. WRIGHT.
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

INib undersigned desires to sell or rent q farm
j situate within y miles Of Clearheld. Con.
ditons reasonable. For further particulars call 10
person or address the subscriber, at Cloarheld Pa.
feble-u n. H. SHAW
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-18

TRY THE PATENT ROASTED COZ
IL FEE, put up 10 one pound papers, requires
no egg or other substance to settle H.
Old Government Java Coffee.
Prime Rio Coffee
Pure Ground Coffee.
For sale by J. P. KRATZER.
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Grape Vines for Sale.

A IL the leading hardy varieties Of frs, quail
IA iy. CONCORD CUTTINGS, 81 90 per
hundred. CONCORD VINES only 10 cents. Or.
ders solicited m soon as convenient, and filled in
rotation, by A. NJ. HILLS.
Cioarfold. Pa. August 8, 1867.
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MERCHANTS

Can have their ware delivered BY me. at ANY
TlMR and to ANY PLACE desired.
Orders for ware solicited, and promptly filcd.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21

he appended as authorized by law,
supplementary list OF 9,548 names, making
in all Jury list OF 0,116 names. pursuant 10
the statue the Board OF Supervisors selected
and returned to him from this list ~ names as
grand jurors From The ist OF May 1865 10 the 3Otl
Of Aprii, 1869, there had been 1885 petlt Jurors
OF oyer and Termlner, l,304; for the hing5 oouny
Court oil Sessions 1850; oyer and Iermlier' -oo,
aud $50 grand Jurors for the Court OF Sessions ifoi
May 1858, TO April 80, 1869, the Board OF Judges nau
held fifteen meetings Tor he purpose OF nearing cA
cuses OF delinquent jurors, ana during lnat peri
had heard the cases OF 673. They had remitted uie
lines or 57i. They confirmed in whole or part tne
nnes oi sixty seven delinquents, and IRON lory lne
the fines have been collected. The fines from
eighteen OF the denquents have not as yet been COZ
lecteo. Judgment against the parties has been en-
tered In the onlce of the County Clerk Ihlrty-mve
cases nave been suspended for fnal action Inc
amount received for fines is $il25, and the amount
received Tor military andavits is $4S Is, making
total OF $4,l73 75. THIS amount has Deen
turned over TO the Treasurer of the county.
The report was received and placed on file.
Messrs. Munde and feckrltz appointed arch
ects Ior drawing up plans for The extension OF tue
Almshouse. Plans from Mr.. A. Roberts for the
enlargement OF the Kings County Jail were sub
mitted and examined by the members Of the Board.
ter was postponed until the next meeting OF
the Board. An invitation was received from the
Grand Army OF the Republic inviting the members
OF the Board to participate with them on the 3lst OF
May In decorating the soldiers graves. They also
requested that the nags be displayed at half-mast
from the county Court House. resolution was Oh
fered to the erect that the sum OF $3.50 be appropr
resolution was declared out Of order. The Board
then adjourned
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
COURT CAlsA0AaS-TaIS DAY.

SUPREME ECoURT-CIRCUIT-Part1 mos. 1885, 1919
2277 23fl 1912, 4233 24i9 251 300l 3007 3lO3 $685.
1929 $751; 341l, 3420 $685. $780, 3609 3657 $685. 3s09
4U57 4l8 4343 $685. 43l5 4507 1929 4539 4543 4549,
4559 48l5 46l3 4627 4629 475 ATT, 4793 4sll 4S41
1852 4S6l 1872 1885, 49ll 494l 496l 1885, 50l3 $685.
5057 $685. Part Mos 1882 4560 4632 1885, 2544 1885,
272O 2732 290 1896, 30S 1874, $685. 331S 1885, 1885,
3412 355O 1914, 1884, 3602 $685. $780, Aba 4l4 4216
4236, 4240, 1884 1925 43SS 1882 1898, 44, 4570 AGA
1885, 4S5S 1882 4S7 4S74 1882, 1892 1894 1885, 1906
1922 4s3O 1854 SOLO, 1924, 6032, 5044, 5054 Part g.
Adjourned for the term.
SPECIAL TERM-NOs. 148, 352 1885, 1858, 359, 305, $685.
367 1858, $685. S69, $40, 371 373 S74, 35 376 37 37S
$40.
CHAMBERs.-Nos 81, 62 "a, 7s, S2 Sc, 81, co. a5, 96
100, 101, 103, 105, l06 l07. Call l0S.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERN. Part mos. OF,
$751; 269 92l, $685. SOL s5a, 773 1893. &c., $40, 231 $751;
9S3, 9S5. Part 2-N0s 000 726, 9s8, 994, zoos, 9l4
1856 400, 664, 1910, 10ls, 1920, 1922, 1923.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part lone Hour
Causes-Nos. 125, llsl, ia, sol, l4ol. 14o2, $780,
1873 1905 Part 2-Nos. 1851, 662, 1866, 1874, 1885,
1883, 1857 1859, 1927 1854, 1l36, 1888, l0O4 1926
2090, 1854, 1926. 1867. 1249, 1850.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERMINUS. 1896, 2279,
2696, 2809 2907, 2s07, 29l5 29l6, 29l7, 29ls 29l9
1920, 1921, 1922 1928, 1924 1925 1926, 1927, 292S
1929, $780, 1881, 1882, $685. 1884.
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONs.-The People Vs.
Lewis NJ. Creighton, obtaining goods by false pre-
tences; Same Vs. Christian Siberleck )bery; Same
VS.. John Carter, forgery; Same vs. Charles Johnson,
grand larceny; Same VS.. Mary Reed, grand larceny;
Same vs. William Kohler, grand larceny; Same VS..
Nellie Richards, larceny; Same VS.. Henry Carrier,
felonious assault and battery; Same VS.. James Ma
lone, carrying q slung shot; Same VS.. John Con-
ners assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
COURT OF COMMON pLeis-TalAL IeRm-pARI l.

Action for Alleged Negligence by a Lawyer.
Before Judge DAILY.
Ea,oard r. Arnold Us. John M. Rooertson--The
action in this case was brought to recover damages
In consequence OF the alleged negligence the part
of the defendant. The complaint averred that the
plaintiff had been induced by O. s. Patterson to
loan him five thousand shares of the Martinsburgh
Lead Mining Company In November, 1894, at the es-
70 be secured by chattel mortgage upon Pattersons
property ut the st. Denis Hotel. That he called on
defendant, who was friend OF both parties, and
employed him first to see II there were any prior
was further averred that the defendant, drew bond
and chattel mortgage which were executed
on November 22, 1864, and which the de-
fendant, as alleged, took away to put stamp
on and have them recorded. IL was averred that
tho mortgage was not recorded until December
49, while on December 15 another chattel mort
gage for sl,l0o, covering the same and other pro-
perty, was filed In order to obtain priority;
that Patterson having refused to return the
stock, the PLAINTIFF not being aware OF the defend-
ants delay, fling the mortgage subsequently the
promise Of an interest IN mine, and gave q satis-
faction. IL was also alleged that at the time Of
giving this note and satisfaction Patterson had paid
on the $i,lO0 mortgage and had satisfaction OF
record for year, which plaintiff contended
was wilful neglect. The defendant denied
that he was retained or employed by the paint
or tnas he had any conversation WITH nm 10 regard
the mortgage, but that after its execution It was
taken BY Patterson, who gave II to him on December
2a He also contended that the mortgage having
been satisfied, the plaintiff had lost mis- right OF
action, and denied that he had In any wise advised
Nun 70 90 SO. IL wasalso argued that the property
was worth enough to cover both mortgages and
snst . @ tne STOCK was worthless The case occupied
the court several days and terminated yesterday
sealed verdict was ordered.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

MUNICIPAL PROGRESS AT MoRRIsANrA.-At a reeu.
lar meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF this town,
held on Wednesday evening, the Committee on Town
Oflcers reported in favor Of local police force, to
consist Of one sergeant, at O salary OF $1,000 per
annum, and ten men,lat salary Of 500 per annum
each; also superintendent, whose compen-
satl0n remains to be decided upon. The
committee further recommended that a force
OF sixteen special policemen be appointed for
Sunday duty during the summer months, at q salary
Of three dollars per day when duty Is performed.
On motion the report was received and adopted the
Board ordalning that the new police regulation
should go into eject on the 1st day OF June next.
An appropriation Of $4,000 per annum was made
to deiray the expense OF the proposed police force
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs.
Action for Assault on the High Seas.
Before Judge Curtis


Before Judge Curtis.
Wiutam Shepherd Us. Captain small ahd Charles
<sbwn.-This was an action brought to recover
$500 damages for alleged assault and battery. and
false imprisonment on the high seas. The defend.
ants captain and first mate OF the sailing shin
Alaska On one occasion during the voyage from
Havre to New York all hands were sent aort to furi
sail, storm coming on. The plaintiif, who was a
seaman on board, being In very dangerous position
m the sh rouds and fearful OF beng thrown into the
sea, cried out to the captain and mate to keep the
ship dead before the wind For this presumed
offence the plaintn was assaulted and beaten by the
defendants and also placed In irons. The defendants
attempted TO show mutinous disposition on the
part OF the crew and insubordinae conduct particu
larly on the part OF the plaintiff In rendering de.
cisi0n Judge Curtis sad-"For the purposes Of this
case will disregard the testimony OF the plaintiff
and his witnesses altogether and decide the matter
upon the proof aduced on behalf OF the defendants.
The only possible ground on which the conduct OF
the defendants can be excused or explained is that
of muiny and resistance 10 rightful authority on the
part OF the crew, including OF course the plaintn
In this action. The rights OF seamen and the author
fty OF their officers clearly defined under the law
and II the captain OF a vessel or any officer OF It
ut W usurp authority not vested IN him hy the law
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
SUPREME COuRT-SPaCAL Term.
Decisions.
ly .Jnafica Rlraard.

BY Justice Barnard.
W. j. Blvde,l6er0h, Executor. ps. Geo. G. John
SON ct aL-Motion that defendant Bingham file an
swer granted.
BY Justice Gilbert.
Yam Ripper uS. John G. Perzeu.-Costs allowed
against defendant Poppenham, as executor, &c.
Security Insurance Company Us Edgar Painter
TT aL-Acknowledgment of a married woman con-
veying land must be separate and apart from her
husband
Harriet Watson Us. Alphonso watson.-On peti-
ton of plaintiff 500 allowance and ten dollars
week aimOny.
John Deppel ana VIE us Henry ClarE.-Motion
for judgment account OF frivolousness granted,
unless defendant answer in ten days and pay ten
dollars cost OfmOtOn, IN which case motion is qe
MED. Motion to make more definite and certain de-
Egbert r. M,ddlebrook us. Charles r. Broadbent ct
als.-Judgment for plaintin, with costs.
Samuel Gruhdnt Us. PurntenuS Jackson ct ais
Judgment for plantif, witch costs to be settled.
The Southstde Railroad Company or Long !ssdnd
ps John H. De BeUOtse.-Judgment for plaintln on
demurrer, with costs, with leave to defendant to
amend on payment OF costs.
agnes Noble ct al Us. John Nicholson ct al.-MO-
tion granted in part. Order to be settled.
Mary 4. Duncan IAN infdfW uS George W.
Franc's.-0na review of this case think the for
mer decision right.
Sarah r. To6ev ct a., as Recetcers, &C., vs. The
American waterproof Cloth Compdnu.-Judgment
for Jones, assignee, to be settled; complaint dis
missed as to the other defendants.
P'te6e A. Henderson US. Aterdndef henderson
| ct M-Motion granted without costs Clerk must
InScrI OI pidlnJiu WltHcSScS,
except Agnes Henderson, who s not entitled to fees
as witness. q r. S. 65l, S. 15.l No extra allow
ance was made, and the clerk did right III striking
| out this and the other items not hereby allowed
Eg!jah Valentine rs. VIM q. Conner ct d.-Read
affidavit of motion and remittitur by Court OF Ap-
| peals Order making Judgment OF the Court OF Ap-
peals the judgment OF this court Defendant TO re-
cover costs OF this action. Additional allowance OF
| $3.50 for defendant.
In the Matter Of the Application Of the Third Unt-
perSaltst Society Of Brooklyn TOR the Sale or Real
Estdte-M0tion granted on payment within I'VE DAYS
nj Tnn IN fv-nV
| for opposing this motion; otherwise denied.
DANIEL T.. Snlth ct aL Us. Eiijdh a, Smith ct al
| Motion denied on defendants completing purchase
and paying balance Of purchase money, with lnte-
rest thereon, and fifty dollars counsel fees for PLAIN
| tin, in sixty days; otherwise denied with COSTS
Phebe Shelley et ais. 0s Samuel Smith ct di-MOtiOn
granted payment Of costs and ten dollars costs Of
this motion.
Matttel1 j. Shdnley pS. Thomas TefnebdCker ct
al.-Judgment for defendant, with costs.
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The feature OF the real estate market yesterday
was the sale of lots by A. J. Beecker, son Go. at
Bayslde, l.. l., near Flushing, on Little Neck bay,
the property OF George Bradsh The lots are all ELI
giby situated for Improvement on avenues and
streets, commanding views OF the Sound, bay and
adJacent picturesque country, and a1ordlng excel
lent advantages for fishing, boating ana bathing,
combining equal attractions to any other sale ever
oHered on Long Island. The access by railway and
steamboat Is pleasant and frequent. The distance
from New York Is but eleven miles. The neighbor-
nood OF THIS property Is OF the very best character
In the country. Valuable seats OF wealthy families,
whose hitherto excuslveness in this delightful part
OF Long Island is at last invaded, are adjacent to 1t
on all It's inland Sides
This is the first opportunity afforded at public auc-
ton to select villa sites with moderate quantity Of
land In that region Bayside said to be one OF the
heathest places in this vicinity Is situated on high
ground facing Little Neck bay and within sound OF
the music Of the regimental band at tne United
States tort on Wlett5 Point. On splendid ground.
with large front on the a SAT- water the property
IN admirable order. The railroads to FLUSHING, Bay
side and Whitestone afford facilities to residents OF
this vicinity. The attendance at the sale numbered
about 500 and the bidding was prompt and spirited,
the prices obtained the lots averaging about
25xlOO) being about $500 per acre. Over 900
lots were sold, realizing an aggregate Of $2l 000 1t
may be mentioned en- pdsSdnt as an incident Of the
travel to AID from this section that on the return
a party Of young ''rOughs" made themselves very
obnoxious on the boat by their coarse and obstrep-
erous behavior. The East River Ferry Company
might with advantage improve their police arrange
ments on these boats
The only sales at the Exchange" were those Of
Messrs Muller. wilkins Co., OF o country seat at
Rye, Westchester county, N. Y, aud house and lot
on Eighty-sixth street, and OF James Mcguire, OF
buildings and lot Stanton street. sold by order Of
the Supreme Court; also house and lot on Fifty
ninth street and two lots on Seventy-second street.
The following are the particulars OF these several
Saes:-
NEW YORK PRopERTY-BY MULLER, WILKINS AND co.
story frame house and lot Of s6th st, l15 IT w OF
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE.
7s6 # Of Lexington av lot isex6c5 100
St, lot a5aioo sS .o =. $50
lot q s 72d st. $50 IT w of 3d 2Jx02.2 6i0O
lot adjoining, same 64U0
RYE (wEsIoHEsTER COUNTY, PEoPERTY-BY MULLER,
WILKINS AND co.
story frame house. outbuildings and ~ known
as the Brush estate, situated Grace Church ST.
town OF Rye, Westminster county, liz ,U5O
BAYsIDE a.. ~ PRoPERTY-BY A. }. BLEEcKER, SON
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
the ALLEGED ABDUCTION CASE.

Not Quite such n Terrible Thing After All.
The case OF oiicer Clougher OF the Fifteenth pre-.
cinct who was on Wednesday charged by a Mrs.
Cunan OF Paterson, N. j., with having shamefully
abused her child In Broadway. does not seem. after
all, to be such terrible affair as the a,iayt made
before lnsp ector Dks at first led the police ofcias
to believe. Every story has two Sides and IL is but
far to the oncer accused that his version OF the
matter should be known. II appears according to
his statement that the child was "lostr In the
street. having been separated from her mother and
duty bound, to the station house where the mother
might hnd her, she became frightened (he being In
uniform) refused to go with him, and as the oicer
expressed II, got into regular fts.b Certain ci-
zens interfered, when he learned that the girls
mother was at stewards up town store and on
going there and not finding her, he requested olcer
Allison, or his precinct, whom he met in citizens
Dress to take the child TO the station house. as she
seemed to be frightened at being taken through the
streets by policeman m uniform. The mother came
along shortly Afterwards. Thus much for the lab.
ducsiOn.'
The New York herald., 1869-05-21
tions you wish to ask the COMPLAINANT he asked

tions you wish to ask the cOmplainant9' ~ he asked
the prisoner.
"No,n said the prisoner with laconic coolness.
"You are not much Interested IN the case,n con-
tinued the Judge.
..No.n
"You are very cool about It,"
"There Is use getSing excited"
$50 you have no questions to ask or explanation
TO makeYn
"pll explain this much that never saw the COM
painant before, never was at his house and that 1t
Is all q mistaken
Mr. Fitzpatrick said there could be no mistake.
The prisoner was sentenced two months to the
Penitentlary.
LATEST FROM CUBA
David Fairfield, short time ago, was placed by
the United states Consul ON board the schooner E.
A. Foiheart now lying at Burllng slip, and brought
to this city. He rewarded the KIM treatment he re-
ceived on board by stealing a quantity Of rope be-
longing to the vessel For his ingratitude ne was
sent four months TO the Worknouse.