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The New York herald., 1869-06-07

THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS or
FRIDAY, JUNE II.
THE WALL STREET ALEXANDER MoURNETH THAT
hE HAS no MORE WORLDS TO CONQUER.
THE GREAT FIsKANDER vANoUIsHED BY FATE
ALSO A SERIES OF sPRIGHrLY PICTORIAL
HITS AT THE TINES.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
THE WALL STREET ALEXANDER MoURNETH THAT
HE HAS NO MORE woEL Ds TO CONQUER.
THE GREAT FIsKANDEE vANouIsuED BY FATE.
ALSO SERIES OF sPRIGHrLY PICTORIAL
HITS AT THE TIMES
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
THE WALL STREET ALExANpEH MoURNETH THAT
HE HAS NO MORE WORLDS TO CONQUER
THE GREAT FIsKANDER vAsoUIsHED BY FATE
ALSO A SERIES OF sPRIGHrLY PICTORIAL
HITS AT THE TIMES.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS or
FRIDAY JUNE H.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY JUNE H.
THE WALL STREET ALEXANDER MoURNETH THAT
HE HAS NO MORE WORLDS TO CONQUER
THE GREAT rIsKANDER vAsQuIsHED BY FATE.
ALSO SERIES OF sPRIGHrLY PICTORIAL
HITS AT THE TINES
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY JUNE IL.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JJNRn.
THE WALL STREET ALEXANDER MoURNErH THAT
he HAS NO MORE WORLDS TO CONQUER
THE GREAT FIsKANDER vANouIsHED BY FATE.
ALSO A SERIES OF srRIGHrLY PICTORIAL
HITS AT The TIMES.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS Of
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
THE WALL STREET ALEXANDER MoURNErH THAT
HE HAS NO MORE woKLDs TO CONQUER.
THE GREAT FIsKAsDER vANQUIsHED BY FATA
ALSO A SERIES OF srsIGHTLY PICTORIAL
HITS AT TnE TIMES
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOON OF
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED.
ZEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
THE WALL STREET ALEXANDER MoURHETH THAT
HE HAS NO MORE wOALDs TO CONQUER.
THE GREAT FIsKANDEk vANQUIsHED BY FATE.
ALSO SERIES OF sPRIGHTLY PICTORIAL
HITS AT the TIMES.
SEE THE EVENING TELEaRAH CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JtyE H.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY JUNE II.
THE WALL STREET ALEXANDER MoURSEru TnAs
HE BAs NO MORE WORLDS TO CONQUER.
THE GREAT rIsKAsDER vANoUIsHED BY FArR
ALSO A SERIES OF sPnIGHTLY PICTORIAL
HITS AT ThE TINES
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JUNE H.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
THE WALL STREET ALEXANDER MoUREErH THAT
HE HAS NO MORE WORLDS TO CONQUER.
THE GREAT FIsKANDER vANQUIsHED BY FATE.
ALSO SERIES or sPRIGHTLY PICTORIAL
HITS AT THE FINES
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS or
FRIDAY, JUNE II.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JUNE IL
THE WALL STREET ALEXANDER MoUHyETH THAs
lie HAS No MORE WORLDS TO CONQUER.
THE GREAT FIsRAEpER vAEoUIsHED BY FATE.
ALSO SERIES or sPRIGHTLY PICTORIAL
HITS AT THE TIMES.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY JUNE II.
THE CLASSICS DISTORTED.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF
FRIDAY, JUNE II.
THE WALL STREET ALEXANDER NoUHSETH THAg
HE HAS NO MORE WORLDS TO CONQUER.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

E7O I'd Av, TOP FLOOR, BACK ROoM.-A RE-
spectacle woman to do family washing good refer
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

Ro1 9Th Av,, ONE DOOR FROM 22D ST., sECON
CeDf door.-A respectable woman tO do ladies' and
eenemen's washing at her home understands utns
best city reference.
The New York herald., 1869-06-07

A YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS USEFUL
"A comganion or as goyerness to young children; can
would assist In sewing u required; references eI-
changed. Address J. M, box ss7 Post office.
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PocxrrBooK SHArCHER CAUeHr.-A young man
named George Sheridan was yesterday arraigned
before Justice Connolly, at the Yorkville Police
Court by detectives Tuomey and Muller, OF the
Twenty-nrst ward, on Charge Of pocketbook
snatching. The complainant was CathArine UBrien,
residing In Thirty nth street, near Third avenue,
who stated that on Monday evening last, while she
was proceeding from Second to Third avenue, the
prisoner came up TO her and snatched ner pocket
book, containing $3.50, from her hands. MRS.
O'Bren identified the prisoner, ana he was held for
examination.
ALLEGED THEFT or SEWING MAcHINRs.-A young
man, named John Hines, was yesterday arraigned
before Justice Shandley, at Essex Market Police
Court, charged with stealing TWO sewing machines,
valued az slxty-hve dollars each. Mr. Robert Peele,
OF Fulton street, Brooklyn, was the complainant.
Mr.. Peele stated tnat sewing machines had been sent
by him to Caroline Flynn, OF No. 200 East broadway,
and Mary A. Costello, oil No. 900 Rivington street.
About the sth OF october the prisoner Hines called
upon these ladies and, pretending to have commits.
sion from the manufacturing company 10 regulate
the machines he removed both. The ladies since
have neither seen the machines nor the prisoner till
his arrest by Odicer Johnson, OF the Thirteenth pre-
clncL Justice Shandley held the prisoner ~ de.
fault Of $500 bail in each case.
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KINGS COUNTY suaROCATE's COURT.
Before Surrogate veeder.

Before Surrogate Veeder.
During the past week the will Of John w. Ford,
Of Brooklyn, was proved.
Letters OF administration were granted In the
estates Of the following deceased persons VIZ -
Thomas Murray, James G. Myers, Henry Smith and
william S. Conant, all OF the city OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship OF susanna Travers and
John Travers were granted to Elijah ID, Murphy; or
Catharine Burns and Alicia Burns to Patrick DOno-
hue; Of Isaac b. Post, Elizabeth Post Isabella Post
and Charles +. Post TO Isaac Post; OF Francis Zeller
to John Berges, ST.; OF Charles q. C0nant and Fred
erick X. C0nant to John w. Harway; Of Emma
Merryweather, Florence CARL and Julia CARL
to Henry w. Eastman, OF Koslyn Queens county,
and OF Ellen NJ Louahlin to George Hudson, all or
the city OF Brooklyn.
The following Ia the Surrogate's calendar Of con-
tested cases for October
Dor. lS.-Will of Catharine Carney guardianship
OF Margaret A. Kline; nal accounting or the estate
Of w. r. Jones; 0nal accounting OF the estate Of
Maria r. Lefferts.
Der. l0.-Wlll OF Catharine sticr
OCT. 20.-Ftnal accounting OF the estate OF John
Greenfield; fnal accounting Of the estate Of Amelia
Sealey.
OCr. 21.--win OF Susan Mills; guariian's account
ing Of James McGuren.
Dor. 22.--Will of MoritS A. Geschedt; final ac
counting OF the estate Of Peter 9. ReIlly VIII or
Helen M. Butler; removal OF the guardian OF simon
son minors.
OCr 25.-will OF owen Rcgau.
Der. 20, q, 2s and 2p.-Wiil OF Joseph X. Brick.
Der. 27.-Fina accounting OF the estate OF Charles
J. Taylor.
OoT. 2s.-wiu OF John p. Born.
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wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

YoNKERs MrRovEMENrs.-A new street s about
to be opened in Yonkers, to be called Orchard street,
OF which Messrs. George w. Cobb, Charles F. Mer.
Ger and Theodore Fitch have been appointed CON-
missioners by the supreme Court.
SEVERE ACCIDENTAL laborer, named Patrick
Carroll, while at work in quarry ct West Nor.
rsania last Friday, had one Of his legs crushed and
mutilated In shocking manner by the falling OF
rock Weighing upwards OF two tons. lie was re-
moved to Bellevue Hospital
FIREMENs PARApE.-A grand parade Of the nre
companies rom oil the towns and villages In West
chester county will take place at YonIers on the
2lst inst, after which 4 silver trumpet OF chaste
design and exquisite workmanship will be
awarded to the company that can throw water the
f0rthest.
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AFFAIRS At SING SING ?. lsoN.

Runaway Convict Shot-Novcl Attempt NJ
Snicide-Anothcr Escape.
Patrick Kavanagh, one Of the three convicts who
escaped from Sing Sing Prison by seising powder
boat during the month Of September, 1868, was re-
captured at Haversraw, whittier he had ventured 10
see his wife and family last Thursday. On
the following day he was escorted to Sing Sing by
constable buchanan and an assistant but after
irving at the railroad depot Kavanagh, by Q dex-
ferrous move managed to slip the handouts from
his Wrists and once more essayed to escape by run
ming. Determined not to lose their game his recent
custodians drew their revolver and while fol-
lowing in the wake OF the fugitive fired six shots at
MIN, one OF which took effect In his back, INJECTING
severe ana perhaps mortal wound. kavanagh was
conveyed 10 the prison hospital, where all efforts to
extract the ball have failed. Should the wounded
man survive he will undergo the remainder OF his
term OF sentence for the crime of grand larceny.
A half.witted convict named George Watson,
employed In one OF the foundries at the prison,
extemp0rized thoroughly original instrument Of
0estructl0n Wnerewith TO end his existence last
Friday, This fellows disOrdered mind led him to
select piece OF ordinary gas pipe, about four
he placed large fixed cartridge, on the preech-
loading principle. Holding the opposite end Of
the pipe to his ear with one hand. Watson took o
hammer with the other and by q violent blow on
the cap exploded the singular cOntrlvance For
tunately for him the blow destroyed his aim and the
bullet sped on its harmless way while the would be
suicide was thrown to the ground by the conclusion
HIS hallucinatOn will doubtless be attended to.
John Wilson, alias Paddy Barry, who was undergo
Ing term OF servitude for grand larceny, escaped
from tho prison last Thursday night 1t Is believed
that he adopted the shrewd device Of placing a
stuffed image his cell. The keeper In charge of the
corridor from which Wilson escaped was promptly
discharged.
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BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
Important Meciing Yesferdsy--The Insur-
ance Patrol.

Important Meeting Yesferday--The Insur-
mnce Patrol.
Yesterday afternoon the Board OF Fire Uunder
writer's consisting OF the presidents and secretaries
OF the various insurance companies OF this city held
q special meeting, for the purpose OF discussing the
question OF turning over the Insurance Patrsl into
the hands OF the Metropolitan Fire commissioners.
After the reading OF the report OF The PaNsl Com
mittee a long discussion arose between those who
were m favor OF leaving the patrol In its present
system and those who were IN favor OF having II
abolished The meeting lasted nearly three hours.
ON account OF some OF the members bringing forward
SOME very lengthy arguments OF the present system.
while on the other hand, ~ was commended that
there would not he half as much gained a. In I'll
The FIRE commissioners propose to have one man
attached to each fire company whose sole duty
shall be 10 attend 10 covering up ana taking charge
of--all goods and wares on arriving at firc, ana
receive the PAY as nremcB. The expense
OF Keeping and supporting this system would come
10 about $4,000 per annum, while the present mode
Is an expense of $4,000 per annum 10 the insurance
companies, which many claim TO be very large
expense Besides this the Insurance companies are
obliged to pay an extra amount for watching fires
until tho companies settle tho loss. The meeting
then ad burned untii Tuesday afternoon, when tile
question will be decided.
The present system OF the IRE patrol was fret
organized In ,he year 1889, with forty men, under
the command OF Captain Cornelius v. Anderson. 10
was located In the lower part Of the cily. Having
proved success, and large portion OF tue merca-
lie houses having moved further up town, q new
patrol was organized in 1868, under command OF
Captains Frank Waterbury and John Crossin with
thirty-six men, and was known ss Patrol No. 2.
Since then another patrol was organized for the
upper part OF the city, under command Of Captains
Jahnes and Borstman, with twenty men. They
are supplied with oiled canvas covers, brooms
and buckets, ana run by hand, their implements
being contained In wagon. Since the organization
OF the metropolitan Fire Department they have
improved the system by attaching horses to the
wagons. The patrol are at present under the com.
mand Of superintendent John Cornwell, whose duty
Is 70 attend TO oil nres and supcrntend the entire
t.as
The present system is approved OF very much by
most OF tho insurance companies, and very ukey IL
Will remain a. heretofore, with the exception OF the
present Fire Patrol C0inwittee,
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

A Target Party and the P0lice-Embezzlc.
ment-RObbery.
In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday morn
Ing, before Judges Bowling and Kelly, the calendar
contained only twenty.four cases, ana those OF the
most ordinary k!nq-eleven for petit larceny, seven
for assault and battery aud the Remainder ior aban
Sonment ana gambling The few cases Of general
AsCHUErzEN PARTY IN TROUBLE
Frederic Hissie, y German, was the captain OF o
target company that went out to spend the day at
Union Park. Some proceedings OF q disOrdery char
actef occurred, and officer Wright Anderson was
taking one man away to eject him from the park
me defendant came up and demonstrated, and
finally struck Anderson, knocking him down.
was down. This was confirmed by another
O1icer, who took Hissie into custody. Mr.. Howe
appeared for the defendant ana called large num-
Der OF witnesses, who endeavored to prove that An
der6On had struck the defendant with his club with
out any prOvocatl0n The Court was not OF that
opinion, and Hissle was fined twenty-five dollars.
REINSTATEMENT BY BOY.
Peter Matthew'S, boy was charged by his en-
ploycr, John McWelghr, Of No. $3.50 Bowery, with
cm0ezzling ten dollars Matthews had been in
McWelght'S employ only one day, and the last work
he did was to collect ten dollars for Mr.. McWeignt
and appropriate II. He was sent to the House OF
Refuge.
ATrEMrr At POCKET PICKING AT coRrLANpr STREET
Mary Ann Ward was charged with attempting to
steal pocketbO0k from Mrs. Ida G. Miller at Cort-
landt street ferry. Mrs. Miller said she was busy
engaged looking at time table, when she felt hand
IN her pocket She grasped the wrist OF the In
iendant who was sent to the Penitentary for three
months.
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The following shows The range Of the principal
HiQhes'. forrest.

Southern securities were steady, but dull In the
general list and weak In the TeDnessces. The fol-
lowing the closing street prices for the south
ern list:-Tennessee. ex coupon, COS a Coz; do,
new, 81 54ts; do. 1--WE per cent so 81; Virginia.
OK coupon 500 81; sdo new. So %; do, regis
tered stock, a5 ~; do registered, 1866, so 81;
do. registered 1907, AZ As; Georgia SKIES 81 a 81;
do. sevens, 81 "; do. sevens interest payable by
Georgia, s. 81; North Carolina ex coupon, 461s \
Al; do, new, 4oh Al; do, special tax, ~ aAt.
Missouri skies s7i< as7is DO, Hannibal and ~.
Joseph, So 90; Louisiana SKIES. 6s a 80; do leyes
sxes 04.s 6S; do. do. cights, 50 s.;
Alabama eghts " 4 9e}.; do. hves, o. n 65 do.
SKIES sterling 30 rs; South Carolina sIxes, 81 co.
do new o. a SO; do registered stock % 90;
City Memphis skies, ~ ~; do Atlanta eights, IS
81: do. Savannah sevens, 50 q 81; do. New Orleans
consois u a 70; do. do. issued railroads. IS go;
Mobile and Ohio sterling, 80 q G5; do do Fights, 80
81; Mississippi Central Railroad lrst mortgage, " a
~; DO do second do, 90 a 90; Memphis and Charles.
ton first mortgage, s3 a SO; do. do. second do "
r.: do. do. stock, 40 a ~; Creenvic and Columbus
Railroad guaranteed, 90 a 65.
John Boodgood has been elected director in the
Milwaukee and ~. Paul Road In place OF the late
Henry Keep. Mr.. Martin was also elected to M the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF Mr.. Benc
diet.
The Cold Exchange Bank ia again In trouble. AT
suit OF Charles Cnger Co, who deposited money
on the Monday following the famous Friday, Judge
Blatchford, OF The United states Court, has
enJoined the institution preliminary TO q hearing
next saturday, whom cause must he shown why 1t
should not 80 into bankruptcy Messrs. unVer 4
Co. have taken this step because, as they allcge,
there is not an impartial distribution or the assets to
the various creditors. subsequently the injunction
was modified so as TO allow the receipt
Of funds duo tho bank. Tho receiver Nj. Jour
dan, made an excited speech at the cold Exchange
which we give elsewhere denunciatory OF the pro.
ceedngs for an Injunction. subsequently the cred.
itors OF the bank who favor the reccivership held
meeting at Smith, Randolph Co.'S, and decided 10
discountcnance any further legal obstacles TO the
resumption OF its operations. The mudqe IL as
great as ever. however and probably VIII remain In
| the courts as long ~ Jsrndyce VS., Jarndyce, Gold
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SuAn0GATe'S COURT.
Before Surrogate Tucker


Wills admitted during The week ending Oct. 49,
George Williamson, Lydia Clark, Mary Charles Char
lotte Woolsey, Sumner W. Bennett, Friedrich Sea-
gel, Rachel E. Suydam, Mary Jaeger, James Sadler
Thomas Joyce, Day X. Lee, Eusebius Dodge, An
th0ny Schaefcr.
Letters Of administration granted on estates Of
Eliza Bresnehan Otto Engleberger. Frederick o.
O'Keife, Daniel d. @. veder, Mary Jane Wilson, VIM.
West. John Lennox. Thomas Alcot, Isaac V. F0w-
Ter, Sarah Van Kuren, Francis Dayton, Rebecca
J0hnaken. Stanhope Provost, Herman Stricker.
Mary MulvihilI, David Mooney. Henry Lohrs, Laugh
In Phryte. James Barclay, Thomas Mooney, John
C0rDet, Ellen McManuS, Alexander NJ iller, George
Bishop, Mary Gerstetter, Margaret O'Connor John
II. Aldrich, Johann Hammond, George II. Milling-
,OD, Caroline II. Macy,
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THE FLOOD rs THE CoHNECrfCUT--AN UNrARAL-
LELED PAcr.-Since the time 'wnen the memory OF
man runneth not back 10 tho contrary there has
never been mere ram food In the Connecticut
river 40 long sustained as this. For about two
weeks IL has been steadily sustained at height OF
twenty feet more, rising occasionally TO twenty
Ave or tweny-six feet aud keeping most OF the time
RAIN and u equals the long floods OF April, which
are sustained by great bodies OF melting snow far
the river stu Continued to rise Al six O'CLOCK ths
morning u was up TO twenty feet ak inches ana
from eight O'CLOCK to hafpast nine II rose one inch
aud half aud stood at twcnty0ne feet eight inches
and was then rising ut the rate OF about three quar-.
tiers OF an Inch hour The river " lnll or drift
wood and men are making good h9uls Of tue same
Hartford Times Oct. Is.
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DRO0KLYS INTELLIGENCE.

CRlNE.-The total number OF arrests made by the
Brooklyn police during the past week was 364.
RopBERY.-The barber shop OF Philip Clark, No. SO
Fulton street, entered Friday night or yester
day morning and robbed OF 800 worth OF razors
and fifteen dollars In money
FATAL ACCrDEST-Thomas Deenan. q boy seven
years Of age, was killed yesterday by falling from
pile OF lumber at the corner OF Duned ana Johnson
Strceta.
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LONG ISLAND.

STRUCK by LIGHTNISG.-Durng severe thunder
shower, few days since, a barn belonging to Azec
Robinson. at Eastport, struck by lightning and
nearly demolished, and valuable horse killed.
NEW CHURCH AT RIvgRHEAD.-Work was COM
menced during the past week on new Methodist
Episcopal church at Riverhead. The new building
is TO be fine specimen OF architecture, ana VIII
cost about $4,000. ss4
RUMoRRD CAPTURE OF TnfEvRs,--Tt 10 rumored
that two persons sppp9sed 10 have been concerned
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER H. lsSa-rklPLE

In the late Huntington robbery have been captured.
The authorities are endeavoring TO keep the matter
quiet In hopes OF capturing the third party.
SUSPICIOUS vRssBLs ~ GARDNBR's BAY.-0n
Thursday two suspicious looking steamers, sup.
posed to be Cuban privateers were anchored in Gar
diners Bay. one coallng from the other The
revenue steamer Seward Ii now cruising In these
waters In search OF the vessels The steamers have,
however, sucseeded In making their escape.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SATURDAY. Oct le-oP.M
The weekly statement or the associated banks 10
without decided feature. Inasmuch - the loans
have been decreased and the reserve increased It
net unfavorable ana the banks are stronger for the
business Of the ensuing week than they were last
Saturday The gain in reserve. however. Ia less
than hundred thousand dollars but a. the deposits
have fallen on half million the addition to tho sur
plus beyond the legal reserve Is over $4,000
Two OF the changes are inexplcable. The
specie has fallen on about o million ana
the legal tenders increased q Million As the
government sold three millions Of gold during the
week and the banks sent large shipments Of cur.
rency to the South in return for cotton the specie
should have increased and the legal tenders de-
creased Doubtless there are under currents IN the
general now Of business which have occasoned this
transportation. The following are the statements OF
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BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
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COURT OF OYER AN1 TeaMlAsn.

The D0negnn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the
Jury.
Before Judge Gilbert and Associates.
The jury in the trial OF Robert Bury for the muir
der Of james Donegan came in court at ten O'Clock
yesterday morning, after having elaborated over
the case all night They stated that there was no
possibility or their agreeing upon verdict. The
Judge asked them If they could be assisted in any
case, and the foreman said 1t would be Impossible
for them to agree. They thereupon discharged.
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UNITED STATES COURT.


The Navy Yard Larceny.
John Geary, who for some time has managed TO
elude the officers OF the law ana who was indicted
for larceny OF composition metal from the Navy Yard
last spring, In connection with Heustcd, Flood and
Brown, was yesterday arrested by Deputy Marshal
M. 7. Brennan. Geary has recently been appointed
to the new Fire Department. He pleaded not guilty
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SUPREME COuRI-CaAMDERs.


UeCtBiOMse
Before Judge Clerke.
Bseck Us. Smith a al.--MOtlon denied, without
costs.
Clare "a ais rs. F9tedandey ct a,.-Motion denied,
with ten dollars costs.
BY Judge CartOzO.
In TIE Matter or The Application OF Benjamin G.
Dsstclaer TO De discharged from hts bond Refer
ence ordered to take proof, &c.
James N. FieettcOOd Us. Felicia b. Fpeei,rood.-
Report of referee confirmed and judgment OF
divorce granted.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
viii show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours comparison with the COR
responding day Of last year, as indicated by the
thermometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy, HERALD Build.
ing, corner Of Ann street,
az
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Prince Eapoleon's income Is 1000 00of, or 1900 900
In geld, per annum. lie 10 furnished with four resi-
dences aud complete service ree and his horses ana
carriages come from the Imperial stables.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Ceunterfcit Tobacco Stamps.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
RE United States Us. Volrey Wright.-The defend
ant was arrested on charge OF dealing in counter
felt tobacco stamps. number OF these stamps, suf
acent to stamp 600 pounds OF tobacco and which,
II genuine, would have been worth about $4,000,
was found IN his possession. The accused having
been brought before the Commissioner, was ncld for
examination under s., COO pail.