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COURT or GsSsasL sisslgs.
Three Higsway Robbers Seat 10 tbe star,
SiG. slug.

Three Gigsway Robbers Seat ibe state
rrisva--A Elsheassf seryau; Girl seat 20
sG. slug.
Before Cunning S. Bedford, IT., city Judge.
Assistant District Attorney Tweed appeared for
the prosecution yesterday.
Alfonso M.itoi, VINO was steward on board the
iugbOat JaSalile, placed on trial, charged WITH
stealing Sis from Timothy sullivan, pilot OF tho
boat, Oh the 81 Of October. The evidence was OF
circumstanlai nature, and as there was u doubt OF
MS gDat the lugs rendered verdict OF not gullty.
Frank Adams, Edward Khlei ana CHARLES Wicker,
who were separately tried and convicted two months
ago Of roOoary illst eFIeo having assaulted
ana ROBBED frencbInan OF $500 In gold al The cor
ner OF Broadway ana Bond street, we're brought up
Edward Khlei was tried before the Recorder, who
sentenced no 30 the State Prison Tor seven years.
wicker and Adams were tried before Judge Bedford,
VINO observed IN passing sentence that ar. Howe
lneir counsel moved Tor o new trial on the ground
OF newly discovered evidence Af.er a due exlmi.
nation Of the case his HOnor deemed 1t his duty to
ueny The Notion rhe reasons Tor sucA conclusion
would be stated IN an opinion which ne would die
on FRIDAY. Adams ana wicker were each sent 20
The atage lrson lor seven years ut hard Labor
heAly LuuWis pleaded gully 10 an indictment
.ar 'th Ast, Inc property VI BoGtol smith, Nc. ~
h0Wefy 1he prisoner Was arrested on the same day
ana tae wioie VI the properly 6as recovered. Ills
hpnOf ~ passing seGteile sdld tdat tue answers
Whic1 The prisoner male 20 Tie Magistrate showed
lna y DC hardened fel0n lie sent 20 tho
SAFE Prison Tor lour years aud SIX months
Mary Ace4e pleaded gaiy 10 the offence Of
larceny. She WGs charged with stealing eighty dol
iafs worth Of ladies' wearing apparel, belonging 10
Lima Anthony, 10 Las. 1hrty-slxtn street, b?
whom she Was empioyed as a domestic. Tue Judge
asAel naf a9T long sAo nGd been 10 tue house she
replied, "pAres Gaya.n bts uouor theu observed
THAI A9i Coarse was similar 10 that u dishonest
CCinca.lca, wn3 after they md ont whero valuable
property - 10 be found, sJea IL and run away. AZ
al example u other servant girls he would send
hes Y tao state Prison Tor two years and six
months.
James watson, who pleaded gnilfy three months
since ~ forgery In the fourth degree, was brought
up iOr sentence. lir. Howe maze an elective aud
eloquent pea 10 his OeAaL atatng that his ante.
ceueIls nad been good That the prosecutor lost no
money anl THAI tue appearance OF the prisoner
| showed MA 10 be N yef5 poor health. HIS Honor
Jhe RecoiGer concluded 60 postpone Judgment
assuring the pr onef, however, that II he cyei
committed Criminal ofence l1e 6enience Ia this
case UDid be enforced.
4 Mr. Tweed stated that there were other cases on
Tue caleaaar but IN consequence Of tno absence d
/ sAc compliments he vas uDab.e 10 .ry them.
i lie court adjourned III Thursday.
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COURT CAifsDAa--THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoCRr-GENgRAL TERM.-Before Judges
Clerke, Cardoao and Sutherland Court opens ai
halfpast ten clock.-Non-onumeratea motions and
preferred causes.
SUPREMs CONVERSATIONAL TERM.--Deforo Judge
Barnard. Court opens At haf past ton O'Clock.
Denurrers-Nos. 10, 10, 20. Law and fact--Nos.
le5 So 1s5, 2oi 2o, 2os, 2o9 no. 2l 2la, 2le PIT,
AIS, 2l9, 20, FL, 222.
SUPHE9iE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Judge In
graham.-Tne motion calendar viii not be called on
Wednesday. Tx parte business only VIII be attended
10. BY order OF the court
SUPERIOR CoURT-rRIAL TEaM.--Part 2.--Beiore
Judge Jones. Cour. opens at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
Nos l5o 1885, 400 1lTs, 1888, 1872 1874, 1875 1873,
1880, 1885, 1855. $780, 1892, 1894
CoMaoI PPEAs--TBIAL TEaM.-Psrt l.-Before
Judge Daily. Court opens at eleven O'Clock A. M
Nos 159, CIT, 47o 1898, 1902, $40 1884, 5S7, 203,
rs, 7l5, col, ESQ., 5s2 81, 49,.
MARIHE Cousr-TRlAL TERN,-Part l.-Beforo
Judge Alser. Can OF calendar at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
NOE 4075, 4ls1 a762, ALL, 4l72, 4l73 4l76, 4ly7,
4l7s, 4lSo llsl, 4lS4 Also. 4lo7, 4lss. Part a.
Before Juage Gross. Cali OF calendar at ten O'Clock
a. M.-Nos. $50, 1922 4025, 402S, 4o55 4s57 AOS7.
4le0, iii. 4l2S, 4l29, 4163, 4l59.
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rsusJ b. SPECIAL ssssloss.
Before Judge Downing.

POLICEMEN 81 A PECNIC.
Alhert schaef. nis vile ana q party o. friends, all
ecgulaul, Wero 90 october ~ Union Park, enjoying
themselves q . picnic. 1he comp ialnant. W. II.
Webb, ca officer u police 10 tie Nineteenth pre-
c.nci, ami another omcer we're On duty at tie park
According 70 Welbfs statement no had TO put a man
out " the park ior misaehavor; the defendant m.
terered AID il me gcudle mat followed Webb was
tAf1Na W inc ground and Eiske1 ~ Schaef, ana ne
WIS Rescued irOa lOtthtr injury by another 0icer.
Mf. btmuel ueienacd hCAGef ald eiICs ted faCts so
altogether diaerc1E f-OaI Gibbs statement ~ 10
aiAH from dudgs Downing whose jealous care OF
Fclics tesuAJX aus Just dealing Herewith 10 pro
NGl0'afi We lOt4nlnN judgment and which teS iLs
own 'pi' Hnd roihp o. own morrill,
suaRe DpN HHE--i tnuk II 10 tDc oiiiccr who ought
70 bt IN trai .tie anu nor you, Mr.. Schaef. " ne
were byr3 Qh bla tfl4l would certainly send MIN 10
the FenlseauafY. there Wua another Oacer present
probably lOr goOd reasuHa, ana hIs name is not on
tue uaPeth tnihS 10 1 gross outrage, that man
VIC mas ll6 Niio on 0ls arm out Ia a public ia TX
IDf pleasure excursion, aad starts 40 IL intro.
duco a dance WIN Lia lrleods, should be struck
down ~ me ponce anN sustain Injuries 80 VIC.
lent as sou nave rec eyea III tile hands o these men,
ake this opportunity Of expressing the feQ ret or
thus Court mat you, ar. Schael should nave been
put ~ the lnCoA Yeuiente Guu udgnJy 0l attending
thls court tlink the sooner Jhe force Is rid 81
sucn mon The better II wall be lOr the community SO
large The police ought 10 bc hero instead 81 YOU
ana think That you should make complaint "a 10
this matter 10 tho Police Commissioners
III. Schaol-l intend 10 do o. your Bonor
the Judge--Qute uabt; you ave discharged, sir.
ONE or TnE DEyfL's OWN.
wen dressed, gentiemshiy, lnoreusiye, intelli-
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gent looking young f8nn. whose appe rance would
give hun an sades 10 once 10 good society. named
Henry w. Wilson, alias "Gusbayanius" and "SloeIy
Gus, was placed at tho bar OF the court ana was
thus addressed by
Judge Doxling-you. Sir, were convicted by This
eourt about the 30 OF July. Yeu were Cnen sent by
counsel obtained writ and brought you before the
Court aud II allowed you baL rue statute requires
That You should hlc an exception 70 tae Judgment
withia 10 many days. That you have failed 10 do;
therefore yon have been apprenenaed ana brougst
before his Court, whose duty IL II 10 order you 10
funi the remainder OF your punishment III you were
q person that pursued an honest calling; you were
ouly to obtain an honest livelihood aud
thus redeem your character, this Court would not
have iuteifersd with yon. You arc however, well
You have spent great deal OF your time In prison.
You recently escaped nom tho Sia5s Prison IN Con-
uectcut, where sou had been sentenced for robbing
Adams Express OF 100000. Az least you nave
court would not have interfered with you or any
criminal VINO was striving TO reform; you, however,
have proved yourscli incapable OF doing so. You
must be taken back 10 the Penitentiary and there
serve the remainder OF your sentence
The prisoner was then removed BY the ofncer 10
the cells de had been found, with three others ~
the middle OF the nanI oil Inc 18th OF July In tue
neiglborhood OF Broadway with housebreakiug lin-
PIGMENTS ana q revoiyer IN their possession they
were apprehended aud committed TO the Pealten-
siary for SIX months.
respectable young man named william j. Lines,
employed by Mcssre. Mason, oakley Co., booksc-
lers was charged with stealing six copies OF coates
AIarn and two copies OF 'lnnocents Abroadr from
the American News Company. and 1t appears 10 have
been his duty 10 20 10 tile above firm anu purchase
books and call for them in the middle OF the day and
tske them away. he managed In this case 10 take
more than he had pad Ter and private marks had
intentionally been placed Ia them he sad been de-
tecteQ. One month III the PenllentiSSy.
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together for several months until his relations FOUND
out 'sshe slguauon,n and immediately Sought te
break up the come ction between tneh III Is alleged
that at the suggestion OF those relations
the defendant coRtrved 90 get the plaintiff
TO sign q paper certifying that she was hyln9
with ann Without any marriage ceremony having
been performed. As soon as ne g0s her 70 sign iAte
paper ne ananioncd her; shortly aitss watch sac
iravo nirfn 10 enid WHICH, as well as hersciL shs
charges the defendant with having neglected to sup
port Before the separation, however, celendaat,
is claimed admitted - ghe relations OF tbs Young
lazy Thar she bis vile, and that thor marriage
was lust a. valid II performed the regular and
accustomed manner. the plalnIiI was an orphan
nc the time united her desunes With the defend,
ant aud she now brings this action 10 obtain
divorce ana maintenance for herself and child nom
tho defendant WHO in tue meantime has again mar.
RED, under tie provisions 81 the Revised statutea
winch authorize limited divorces for abandonment.
Case stIll on.
For plaiRuln Rapailo and Grown; for defendant,
7. +. Donov an aad Helry stanton.
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4 MODERN CUPID AT TARGET paieT,sE.
An Irate Lovov Attempts 90 Murder Vie
awcekhenrt--A Divorced Woman the

An Irate Lovoc Attempts 60 Murder Uia
Swcesheart--A Divorced Woman the
Target.
Henry Conway, on Monday night last, called at
No. So Sixth avenue, aud inquired for Mrs. Mary
Emma Fort, the object OF his affections, and was
shown TO her apartments the second floor where
she was seated alone. He had been In the room
but snort time when he began TO pour into her
unwilling ear his devotion TO Ter, and fnaly asked
her to be the sharer Of his Joys and sorrows This
proposition she Indignantly defined ana informed
nina that his visits 10 her might conclude with the
then present one, rs she dld not consider hun o
props person Tor her to assoeIate with.
AT this unexpected reius al Henry became almost
insane and went down on Ms knees and, with tears
In ms eyes, implored ana begged OF her to change
her decslon- THIS she stuDbornly refused 10 DO
wnen Henry, reganng his feet, cutched her by the
throat. and drawing four-barrolled revolver from
hs pocket presented is at her breast informing her
''that II aDo did not marry hlm he would not allow
her to become anothers, aud vas In the act Of dis
charging tue weapon az her, whea sue slrew ny her
arm and, Knocking tho revolver above her head the
ball passed through the ceiling Realizing what he
had done and eain4 arrest, as soon az he had dig
charged the weapon loosed bus mold OF the nc u
less female and, opening te door, made rapid strides
down the slaIs lor The oo0r leading 70 The pa-f-
ment.
d. Prnnomme, OF No. 9s Walker street, whoHas in
an adjoining room, hearing tho hring, came % tho
assistance OF Mrj Forl Just a. her would-bo niar-
deger was passing down the stairs, and, thinking 30
head him on, raised the window In nor roOIn and
Jumped 80 me sidewalk iust az Conway had lett the
stoop and was proceeding pp sixth avenue with MS
coattais elevated AT an angie OF Ioriv degrees.
Hegeinng nls feet PTnhonmc started IN pursuit up
Sixth avenue 10 Washington place, shouting stop
tnic.n Oncer Folh. OF the Fifteenth precinct beog
on post Ia tue latter street ana seeuR Conway ruh-
ning towards him, stepped behind tree unth he
arrived opposite, when lie spfang upon hiui apa,
learning what ne had been dong, conveyed hIn 10
TIE stanoD house.
lie was yesterday morning arralgncd before JUS
tice Dodge OF JEFFERSON Market wAen complaint
OF fcloDious assault was preferred against MIA by
Mrs. Fort, ana 90 was committed m delant oil 800
Dati 70 MADKer. In fliS IA grllA examination nc
stated no was twenty years " ngo, born IN New
York. resided ~ Grand street. by occupation no
engraver aud NOS guilty OF the chSxge, alleging tIs
shooting was accidental.
During the winter OF 1893 and the spring OF 1902
the prisoner pretended 10 be an intimate friend vi
Mrs. F0rs's husband aud was yery instrumcnIai IN
helping Dln Obtain testimony Tor divorce, which
Was granted nine months since MIS-. tort stated "
court yesterday she could nov see why the prisoner
MAD AC.eA 10 alun z manner LuMAEaA nor nnanlLn.
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TIE ELEs11osS.
Meeting of the Beard OF Oounty Canvnssers--
The ssTnsv asd tho ssOuts.0

At noon yesterday number OF perrons being -
leisure feeling Interested The carrying on, II
tho legal form known az 'sTle Dilical County Can
yass." assembled IN tae chamber OF The Board 81
Supervisors IL the Ccunty Coart louse 10 tne lob
bies near tao chamber were eros u OF small poll
iiei3ns- olcenoilere, would he cssceh0deFs 'ssor5
beads" dead heads" heads OF departments ana
othets, waiting Tor the performances 10 commence.
PRESENTLY the gfcnd driving wAee OF the city ana
county soyernmert--Supcrvso Visor Tweed--lnads els
appearances, ana IN his peculiar brisk way entered
the chamber. la a few minutes the Board III Cam
yassers was ofEanzcd with supervisor John Fox 20
chairman, and the iadeiaugabe county Clerk
Charles h. Loew-ulnlscll acting as secretary.
supsfFisor TWEED moved Lnat any pro.aat3
when mar be presented 10 received. placed on Ea
aud a1 over to 90 conslderea tbs last day o. the
canvass. The motion was adopted.
supervisor Ely presented protests from John
Foley ana Jacob Cohen, candidates for supervisor
~ the late election, against oouRSing the votes cast
Tor henry smith ior supervisor, the ground Siiat
al the The time OF his nomination for supervisor ar.
Smith was a nsDsber OF this Board OF Metropolitan
Police COMMISSIONER, and that under chapter 333,
section two or the laws OF 1859 the votes cast foc dr
Smith are void.
The protests were placed on file in accordance
Win the motion of Supervisor Tweed. In adlllol,
MI. ELY moved that Ia the meantime the protests and
accompanying afudayits be sent TO tue Counsel ~
the Corporation for his opinion. The motion was
adopted.
Air. TWEED then moved that me Board proceed 10
canvass the votes OF the seventh ward The motion
was adopted, and the canvass accordingly COM
inenced Mr. Tweed calling on from MS lists and no
county ClerK cneeklnx tho count. The lliu5triouS
Eefnlan, General slgei VINO heads tho republican
STATE ticket Was called out NJ 'Si gei," with the
emphasis on the syllable by Mr. Tweed; b,rt taa
fastldous County Clerk mildly hinrel correotlon
ny propoanciii9 the name "SeegL"
Toe canvass proceeded hriskly ana tremendously,
were canvassed, after whlcn The Board adjourned
nntil noon to-day.
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1nE LlRERIy srnsEI CAt.AMIY.

Another Pos'pouement OF the rrvartig ats ~.
The jury empanelled by Coroner Fly1a 70 nycst,-
gate the calamity at No. SO Liberty street, 10y which
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jessup ana their two youngest
children were burned TO death, met ct the second
precinct station house at eeseI O'Clock yesterday
morning. but nothing OF importance was uoue W
the matter. owing " the illness OF fuc Maishai
Rrackstt, who has taken Important testimony toucn-
Ing the origin OF the Ore and us melancholy results,
that oicer was not present. nor uid he forward the
evidence to be submitted to the Coroner and jury.
The Coroner accordingly adjourned the fi,rthei
investigation TIL eeycn O'Clock on THURSDAY nlClu.
ing, at which time ~ ~ expected Mafsnal bfncAos'
win be present With his testimony.
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stf2Eae ctyaI-sERERAL Ttaa.
Tic De Forest sIuurico Uin Case.

Before Judges ClerSe, sutherland aud Carde2o.
rp,y,7an , y y5,-s,,eaoI - an, tst,,,o,. 49,
"'--'N''' - " ~ -"''''''''" $50 ~
ApAstt0id, ~ WtNtstft 10 fV'eS6 AatFi6e e. a.;
Wtfsam Do Forrs; kGa,iacS {. al, Respondents u.s.
rrj,.,., ~ p ,a-s,n.,, u. ,ly-,.;,,;.,,.,.... y.
U"D = - ~ - -'''i''S.' -e'O'f 80
intPiedGed, ai'd fTercS y maurice S1tth Is. Ido
SItns-Cn lie Iara or Aprll 1862 Dc Forest Maurice
=, t.e,h,.,,t :, -. 49, 49,, $50, , $3.50
a. '-N"S-'AAs - -" So w. .ei@0u auu poS
seSsei 81 cetl2i4 real ana personal property, having
duly executes als asst viii and testament, which
c0uisinai al.enr s1rer things the iounwinr nro
Fa.gt.--Payriest or Getts
Saro.,d = a1s. =. ,sIto,g ror It-a =, ria ,,ty -as
den,e ana IL ,.psal lanances win renafar y, 80
cuilIyen
TtlfTI-Dayis. "a mother for M. Of nr.nortv II
Connecticrt yrItb rsra aIf1iar 4, q,as = F-0pSA'' -
ssrss 49, rr5 ms -, 4, '1r,,, ~ h,,o-, -,
-inas 800 - $500 - = o09AS aio
N'~"a parss, 40 ,oyr,ao. 10. - 80. =. -. -.
9 80 ~ ~ ..itecn loIs = Iahu 20 SOUS lef
$500 =, 49, n eSi,s .,f,, ar .,oo,a
lep.,iaa III ss,s a,'1'.,,ts 'S - 'l'oSiuo
s,1.-ea,'r5 Tsg,s.. ona no,noo+h. ,no ,..,a,a :,
NE 1890, u ~ .- '1S as'iaue Y.
al Lsso ny,ss ~ 80 s,r,,,,i - - -
1rocee, 10 80, - - Synai al = opettJ AM Tug
~ 49, n - 49, v 49, 49, rs so ~ ~, ~ ~
4 Al se hs 49, s;ara no, sns.,a, liz ia5
~ cas-,s 80 80 s $3.50 n.y. spsolnSst5 uetIseu'
Svtdans ~, is-. =, "a az aS i uSs iSosse'
son.I eaT.t af5 =, NJ. .r. a,,,iS ne $50 -,
mo ia n " I, NJ -. 80 ii,' slaS e.e et,tu.s
ments ana Tretos via raTts f- saca,S =, 80
;-s,rs - 49,, 49,. 49, 4sn,oi sSSonu ~ Pay
ths ga.1d1a sAu sluu, 20 atp'y y
n1c,rsr - \, $3.50 ~. us Ae s s.oS ~ his
Motheri $500 " eacA oi MS children per an
,na,.,a s,,.I ~ - - 1Viusoa = 800 II
IA snc1,a,1sta ase,,s , ~ 80 20 ~, ~ : 80 =,
aJncng Ms We 80, o. = o.''-9 'Ne 'oi0c
IN 20 dsN.sss'r - ths .r,,.,,, -, 800, =, -, -
cutoIs Il conlinecd tnreurn me nsyt farm VIM,
sxiends over I'll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMI 1ig5si1r, y" N
maze N lie iooTis. fnaaner:-Gia the da9tb 81 III
on ~ ~ o sSi = 70 ?, thossn " ny saeetoEs
ana Inc t6tr5 ~ 80 ~. 80 o' ~ Sew iViS ;
enaraisa IL 80 80 Nc. - .lsy 1Na ~,
real estsfs NO 80 800 eS'e, ~ H. aee
ana II necesssry aft al IA sersona sSta NJ ao
~-N $500 - -
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SuPGslOs cCJsT-SpEcIAL TERN.
The House OF Refuge Again.
Before Judge rtthian,

LtIuIb JuNBt IitIiINl.
n, ne Mater u TIE IIG0eaS Corpus or John
BfGdg.--Tbe petitioner was brought before the
court writ or nabeas corpus, seeking to be dis
charged from the House or Refuge on the ground
tnal ne over sixteen years old when he was
committed tGere Fhe commitment reclted on It's
iacS tat ne WAS under slatcea ~ the time, aud the
Court he,d thas IL rested VITA the magistrate who
committed Nam to deternae his aGe, ana that Ii tao
conutulent showed upon iLs face that he was with
Ia tue prescribed by statute the Court would
80 nsck OF that To inquire INTO Ins matter. lie,
taerefore, relnGnded the prisoner 10 che House OF
kpllga.
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COURT or Cusaos PLEAs-cSssasRs.

Tho Elecs of a Discharge from Bankruptcy.
Ihe IForld C0gqpaag us. Edt0fn A. Broohs.-In tins
case n which an order was grautel 10 show cause
Shy Lie order for examination Of defendant as a
judgment debtor should not DO vacated and STAYING
examination IN tic meGntlme, on the ground that
lie defendant mas bee1 discharged from bankruptcy
Judge Brady las delivered an opinion granting tho
uction condition that the deiendaut pay the
winch nave accrued - tue ac1i0n subsequent to The
ding vi as petition and TN dollars cost Of motion.
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CgiY IyTELEIGENCE.

Tur WEATHER YusrERpAy.-Tho following record
Will show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours In comparison With the COR
responding DAY OF last year. as indicated by the
thermometer at Hudnutis Pharmacy HERALD Build.
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Interesting DIvoTce Srit--Is Ttfriasr ~ 1iat
tuaI Ccnscat without Ceremony Binding sn
Lasgs
Bsfors Judge Barnard
Be4tsca EisseI e., rs John p. Bfssep TINS i =
case possessing several Interesting features anu IN
volylnE nice question az 70 the yaraity 81 mar
riags mutually entered into between ne parties
without any ceremony, either religious Or cyu.
me facts IN thc cgss ara briefly and substantially
folows;-Tnc panHg who Is a decidedly Frepossoss
Ing aud ElgfJ educated young LADY, resided win
the sister u- aW OF n9 defendant n BrookAn, N no
eapaeiY OF companion Or laaYs maid lh9 deien.
dant, WHO u also young and o. fashi0haDe
Appearance, also ied ~ Tue saila house. anu struck
Witk the beauty 4ui modest GemealOr ~ tie lar
Bealica, be aaugat bis visions oi future bliss
would Do perlectF 'bestidedn II be could only sue
proceeded 90 gRY ls addresses 10 ner and expressed
o. course, Csc moss uielde aAecLOn Tor ner. After
several raMu!es - moonlight, &C., lie lnaiiy mace
propose 81 marriage 10 der, which che accepted
Alter t1sy had hlea engaged Houg time however, ne
told neI Lnat he 1iJ Ayt want account o. family
reE20us. ~ have the marriage FOieInulled
IA clarcl BUS shst no would marry
her BIZ tbelr mutually agreeing 90 become
man and vie, winch decidedly iaCi0 process. ue
claimed. was a. binding Ia law az any other. The
young lady a. ir7t md gnantg rejected such pro.
pOaiticn but after msng Interviews with her lover
sh6 at lCngtA yleileg 70 ha passionate opportunities
and they accor6ingiy went through lhs simple for
rnGla or O verbal c0agr1cL lie tBen gave her we'd
dinq ring and sook hor 20 a boar lag house. where
ne introduced her a. his wife, They lived happily
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UElTf1 STATES G3amssBNEsy C1ysT.
sEagg'inG Cigars.

Sxasg'fnE cigars.
Beiore Cossn lssloner Shields.
The U1iite1 SIZES rs. W. r. StaFkey.-Tne de-
PENDANT IS Charged With smuggling cigars. The ex.
Animation wa set down for yesterday, out on mo
ton ls MAS furIkgr postponed.
sMuggiinz Hair.
re United SrGs4s vs.. elias Schuts--In This case
the defendant Is Charged with smuggling four bags
OF human halr. AZ the request OF tho deputy col
ectors The proceedings have suspended ior tho
present pY me Assistant District Attorney.
aIe Alleged Draw back Ernnds--The ExaEaina-
tioa Postponed.
BeTsrs Commissioner Osborn.
me United ssGtss rs James CaIl'esu ana R9meit
lnNtsgda.--fhe defendants, Custom House oinoias.
ere charged with oeivauding tue enited states ~
means OF latso cerSiacate4 The examination Waich
was 20 nave taken place yesterday was adjourned
Til Eriday
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POLICE iSTELLIa ascE.

ROBBERY or THE A9gRrCAG NBws COMPANY
Wallace Won Richter, receiving clerk employed
By the American News Company was arrested yes-
precinct, charged With making falss entries In the
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A Row Among tho Mormans--Lxr a,nmuni.
Gated s;nints--isrlahnm's Finnncierin3--isais
road Mnttcrs--An Inqnisitive Reporter Gets
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VGTa1 STATS cli.gT cGgaT.

Before JUdee Beuralct
The ClRaR &4tes ~ D. ). Rai. Tho defendant
vas cnarg,a with emueZzling letters from the Post
Once. i appeared that when the case was nTss
called me prisoner aile1 TO appear; and. on melton
Of Assstaht District Attorney Jackson, she r0cogn
gapcea were forfeited. Since maj tine, however,
the osiaadls mas resented himself and the trial Is
SCI down for he 18Th inst, when, IL ~ understood.
the prisoner eii pat ~ plea OF guilty.
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naIore IulGc BarnlEl.

Iuteres,fHs Divorce snt--Is Wtfriasr - 1i4 3.
tuaI Ccascat WishogS Ceremony Binding in
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Average temnerature Tor correspondinl date