davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-05-03

over Eiendommen opf6rt sub 9 samme
Dage, Eftermiddag KI. 5 slet,
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub 10: Torsdag
den eden, lode og 3Ote Juui d. A., For
midday III. 9 slet,
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub II; samme
Dage, Formiddag ii. 10 slet,
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub 70: sammo
Dage, Formiddog Kl. II sIet,
over Tiend0mmen opt0rt sub 13 sammo
Dage, Middag III. 10 sIet,
over Eiendommen opf0rt sub IA samme
Dage, Ettermiddag ri. l sIet,
over Eiendommen opf5rt sub Is: samme
Dage, Ettermiddag II. 2 slet,
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub 16: samme
Dage, Eftermiddag III. 3 sIet,
over Eiendommen opf0rt sub II Fredag
den 3die og Tide Juni, SAINT 1ste JUL
d. A., Formiddag III. 9 sIet,
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub l8 samme
Dage, Formiddag ri. 10 slet,
over Eiendommen opf0rt sub 10: samme
Dage, Formiddag KI. II sIet,
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub 20 samme
Dage, midday KI. ID sIet,
over Eiendommcn opt0rt sub 81: samme
Dage, Eftermiddag ri. 1 slet.
Christiansteds Auctions-C ontoir, den eden
Mai 1870.
G. SARAUW.
, 1870-05-03

IS, " s c. FOrstad til Vesten, Patrick
Mcnamara.
Is. " 10 Torvegade, Elizabeth Wilhelm.
II. " l3 Dronningens Tvergade, w.
Minor & G. Moth.
IS. " 3 A. & B. Dronningens Tyergade,
j & r. Tower.
19. " Nyegade, PouIus Williams.
90. " 7 Watergut, Ann NJ. Woods or E.
A. Heilbuth.
81. " s Watergut, Children of Ann M.
Hunt.
The Auctions will be held at the Auc-
ton Office, at which place the conditions
OF the sale and the appraisements may be
seen, as follows: =.
on the property entered sub l: Tuesday
the 3Ist May, 14th and 28th June pext,
10 O'Clock noon,
on the property entered sub . the same
days, l o'clock P. M,
on the property entered sub 3; the sam
days, 3 o'clock p. m,
on the property entered sub i: Wednesday
the list, 18th and 29th June at 9 o'clock
q. IN
on the property entered cub s: the same
days, 10 o'clock a. M,
on the property entered sub 6 same DAYS,
l2 o'clock noon,
on the property entered sub Z same days,
j o'clock p. M,
on the property entered sub 8 same days,
2 O'Clock P. M,
on the property entered sub 9 same days,
5 O'Clock p. m,
on the property entered sub 10 Thursday
2nd, 10th and 3Oth June next, 8 o'clock
a. m,
on the property entered sub II same days,
10 o'clock a. M,
on the property entered sub 10 same days,
II o'clock a. m,
on the property entered sub 10 same days,
- O'Clock noon,
on the property entered sub IA same days,
l o'clock p. IN,
on the property entered sub Is same days,
2 O'Clock p. m,
on the pro2 ~ty entered sub is same days,
3 O'Clock ?. m.,
on the property entered sub II; Friday Bird,
18th June and 1st July next, 9 o'clock
a. m,
on the property entered sub Is same days,
10 o'clock a. M,
on the property entered sub 10 same days,
II o'clock a. m,
on the property entered sub 20 same days,
10 o'clock noon,
on the property entered sub 81 same days,
l o'clock p. M,
Christiansteds Auction Office End May
1870.
g. SARAUW.
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NEW ENTS.


$50 ~ &S&Wm
GlFTER Begjpring af Fogden i Christi
A ansted vile efternpvnte
ETENDOMME
heri Byen, hyori er gjort UdI~g for Skate
restancer for 1865, bIive opraabt til SaIg
Overeensstemmelse med Placat 22de
April 1917, hvilke Eiendomme, ifoIge
Skattelisten, tilh0re ~Efternavnte
+. Mr.. 2 Toryegade, H~ortentius Narkoe.
9. &" 3. Nyegade, Louise Pogue.
3. " As Bjergegade, Joseph Warlich.
q. " 81 c. Compagniegade, Rachel Arm
strongs Arvinger.
). " 81 Dronningonsgadc, Caroline
Bough.
s, " "A Dr~onningcnygade, A. Murphys
Born.
I. " 13 & IA Fiskergade, Susan Bough.
8. " 40 Fiskergade, G. & Cath. Conton.
9. " IL Kongens Tyergade, N. Bruins
Arvinger.
10. " 3 Kongens Tyergade, G. RunncIs
Aryinger.
II. " - Kongens Tvergade, c. & J.
Golfer.
-. " 50 c. Ostergade, Adriane f. DAILY.
10. " GO A. & B. 0stergade, Johanna
O'DanicI.
II. " 81 S~trandgade, w. Hoist.
IS. " s c. Forstad til Vesten, Patrick
Mcnamara.
I6. " 10 Torvegade, Elizabeth Wilhelm.
II. " Is Dronningens Tvergade, w.
Minor & G. Moth.
is. " 3 A. & B. Dronningens Tvergade,
J. & r. Tower.
10. " | Nyegade, PouIus Williams.
20. " Watergut, Ann NJ. Woods & f. A.
Heilbuth.
81. " 8 Watergut, Ann NJ. Hunts Born.
Auctionemc afholdeS paa Auctions-COn-
toiret, hvor Conditioner og Vurdering vii
hndes til Ettersyn, som f6lger:
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub L: Tirsdag
den Site Mai, 14de Juni og 28de Juni
d. A, Middag II. 10 sIet,
over Eiendommen opf0rt sub 2: samme
Dage, Eftermiddag KI. l slet,
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub 3: samme
Dage, Ettermiddag III. 2 slet,
over Eiendommen opt0rt sub 4; Onsdag
den 1ste, 15de og 29de Juni, Formiddag
II. 9 slet,
over Eiendommen opf0rt sub 8 samme
Dage, Formiddag H. 10 slet,
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub 6 samme
Dage, midday ri. 10 slet,
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub Z: samme
Dage, Eftermiddag ri. 1 slet,
over Eiendommen opf6rt sub s samme
Dage, Eftermiddag ri. 2 slet,
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AUCTION.
E T the request of the Sheriff at Chris
IA tiansted the following
PROPERTIES

in this town, in which levy has been effect
ed for taxes due to the Colonial Treasury
for 1868, will be put up for sale at three
Auctions in accordance with the placard
dated April 22nd 1917, which properties
according to the tax list belong to the fol-
lowing persons
l.. Mr.. Q Torvegade, Hortentius Markoe.
3. ." 3 Nyegade, Louise Pogue.
3. L" AS Bjergegade, Joseph Warlich.
4. 81 c. Compagniegade, Heirs of
Rachel Armstrong.
s.. " 81 Dronningensgade, Caroline
Bough.
6. " 81 Dronningensgade, Children of
A. Murphy.
Z. " 13 & IA Fiskergade, Susan Bough.
s. " 40 Fiskergade, G. & Cath. Conton.
9. " 16 KOngens T~vergade, Heirs ofN.
Brun.
10. " 3 Kongens Tvergade, Heirs of c.
Runnel.
II. " 70 Kongens T,ergade, G. g. J..
Golfer.
10. " So c. 0stergade, Adriane E. DAILY.
IS. " 63 A.& B. " Johanne ODanieI.
IA. il" 81 ~Strandgade, W. Hoist.
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the House knew, and the country. knew that the
gentleman was considered bad man.
Mr., SrEvySaoN obtained the floor.
Mr.. Cox--Give me half minute to finish my sen.
tcnce only to cav this one thing ICails TO order
The gentleman makes en- attack upon me aud then
hides himself Ike . bomhproof soldier, as he ts.
tRenewcd calls to order.l That IA all.
Mr. SrryEssoE (tep., Obio) reminded the House
that there was already serious proposition To- abol-
ish mileage, made by himself, and referred 10 the
Committee on Milesge, OF which he was member,
and lie hoped tlet that committee would report y
bill for the reformation or abolition of mileage.
MIR Cox agaln took he floor 10 reply TO Mr.. But
Ter. Ho said Il the 6rst time 10 bis history thst
he had been hkened to an animal. He never had
oeen cousidered a b:t hotr, or d,ph1 hts noir nor
by Providence with a Iachydermatous. hide,
trouble him everything would glance from
that geuternan's rhinoceros hide. He ORR. Butcr)
had no scnsibity to his position before the country,
and did not know how people reaardcd him. His
own colleagues iatimatcd that he was thief ard q
robbcr, and he did not take h upi but II had been
lett 10 him (Mr CO1) to defend him and because he
had dore 20 IN spirit Of good nature lac (Mr. Hut.
ler) had uiade hi- covert negro.mlnstrclsy attack
upon him. Why did be not attack his colleagues,
and make them call for a committee OF Investigation
on hs past derelictons, and past alleged robbery
WHY did he star d here the condemned man Of this
Congress- why did he stand here, troscribed poll.
tcniiy and sociallyt Why did he reserve all bis fire
for hts friends, as he did In the army. and then.
when attacked, retreat like a bomb-proof soldier,
and hide himself
MIR DAVIS rose and called Mr.. Cox to order.
At ths close Of tho discussion Mr.. Butlers amend.
m "a a a rejected
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JOTIINGs AHOUr TOyy.

XII Burn, dos-p!t uoonday service was vel a.
tcndcd yesterday.
Jacob IIcrlachcr, aged 50, was found dead ID hi
room, cls Brooma street, Yesterday.
Tue Evangelical Alliance mt 10 the hall OF the
yMc 4 i,.,eryiS. The Hon. W. L. iAod-e VA
ool, The sn fisT'r hi. S9G:sra Witch fa.sa from III.
back with the o,s OF her sern post and rnddel 'N'
Befor, thc Medico LEGAL society last evening, Dt.
Rirrs, read nnUcr, cntlllod The most IN portanl
dssSd dsG u '''s'H''' - "'''"'' "'" N' bora alive OF
Tvcny-tlree representatives of Life Insurance
and Trust Companies met "a this city Yesterday TO asS
bo open to the public.
Washington Harrington wes convicted In tho
Conr OF specis Session. yc-erd Of obtaining 0nsy
SGT.onueHt aud to rs, - SSc Of ''1 sS 70 '' 0''A'
The Petroleum Board OF Trade adoptod nev
SoSS II ;2lS ;SGS GGosan yesc
aud avery strict with regard to deliveries.
The body o. August Bcuchtcr merchant OF u
SS acEe Sho fsi 20 o on 1H ssn fi,S% SS S %
WAS brought on 10 tins Guy yes.otdSy Tor lulermsut,
Joscpl Morganlinski, aged Is, who wns arrested
,ot ih,ohcttion ana Vtsanc,l, dls' slddrnl oI We'd
Mss-iaS uikht !, Jrlsls2n MMkrt tE,9n a9d Jacob
street.
The statistics a. Nle In tho ofnrc of the GONrd o,
10 d" onSs l. j.! nno @ enth. % a SnSS axe IN ins Ras,
,Sg'"" .Tc' EGyr2 ny% Ga,c, , Sc. IcPGS yo-
collector II Ne! hsitutrd suit, Yesterday against
The lrLcl lral;s'mnte lcieai"rn Cuars, :, 70 70
y
pHuy are ACCu-Fi OF giving uu-tsrp ped receipts zoe
mnnc, 20 tloir phIJus TIE nne iot each violation
Is SO.
The fret Brcncn MAJ, spoken of ~ Sparks" OF
Feb T., real<l e. So for ton OF freisht In.
cluicd uu uHiir the regular irruen mail OF Thursday
ana the tUan mai uf Saturday, both collected at The
old rslr ol g0c. por Or The mails now amount V
about $50.
The American Institute election yestnrday ro
suited in the choice Of Horace Greeley President ~
hAu, Charles Daly, and Nathan G. Fly, Nite PROB
den George fc) ton, recording hucr'taryi Hamuol
Comstock. Treasurer.
Whlle WIN. Egan, Oged ~, of e0i West Thirty.
sisth street was riding on too Of broadway a6d
lwrny thrd street stage yesicGdat another stage rat
into u and Knocked him on lne boy fell under tho
front wheel, and drA. gcd about nvo feet sud
stopped.
VIM. G Fowler len . blv mare With W q DickCI
TO be used IL the latters riding academy ot her hoard
IA he alleged, though Mr.. pckr ains that he was 70
her and to he pad for kecping her hesde and 70
fused IL IeStoie the animal Without -noh ClYMrnt
fovor iny yoGed the AID OF ths Jaw. ss4 Juri 10 tI
foe ssS2
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HOURS or LEISURF.

lie Tbmy seventh Regiment received In heif
hrWoy .Ast night
Evening School No. II, Esst Twentyssycnlh street.
clo%cd iast u.h
The Arions hat One sror, last night In the Gerrna.
nAihssemby l.Oouls.
II ComDanN, SiKtY.n!nth Regiment dance In the
Arincry 90 the evonlng Of MarchQ.
The Early Closing Dry Goods Clerks dance In hy.
ing Hal on the evening OF the iith inst
The Boot aud Shoe Dealers Harly Closing Asso.
citation VIII meet IN Continental Hall this evening
Marshall Division, No II. 3. OF T, will celebrate
We.hnGtons birthday By grand bail M the Lyric
Hal.
The tenth quarterly convention OF Grand District
30. J. O. Of I'll, VIII meet in Ferry Lodge roon.
Fcb IL.
The mcmters N TIC Methodist Church in Attorney
street euioYed mus.cs r'ainment and supper last
evening.
The Rev. VIM. II Pend'etor icctured on Jcru
salem Within and without" IN the FutythiTi street
Baptist Church laet evening,
Professor Noycs lectures on How we See, and
with What We: sec, illustrated, IN the rooms " The
N. {. ASSOCIATION to night.
The first a. nua bail OF th. Third Avcruo Rsilroad
FntmOyees Relief As1ciat Oh tAkes place In lreyOot
Hull on toe evening Of the 18th Inst
True Crailsmen's Lodge No 65i r and A. NJ
announce grand nuslc-l snd literary entertainment
aud invitation Jail, on tht lSth inst. IA Lyric Hall
The Friendly Sons OF ireland and tho Knights OF
s., Patrick IN WlliaHSburgh purpose celebrating st.
ralrcks bay. Each society VAL have ball and ban
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A NATURAL PfNToHTM..
The Nj mbers Of the Deaf and Dumb Asvluin
Outstrip the RavrIs-NInzuiu, the Nisht
Owl, In his Glory.

A UNIQUE and Interesting pantomimic perform.
,,ce was ui,n,.sed lss, ,ybt +, Tho peo, ,nd p,mb
60 ,".' a.. ,''., 49,.
q UNIQUE and interesting audience IT, tact,
a.. an1,.o.s ... ,o,o ,o,.,o.,,n, ,bor
the pahtomime, although that claimed
Justly a good share OF ones attention
:, ,,..,.,, =. a.. -. -, a.. -. -, -,
"s4u'n was ,"e ha"e " "e P,'ee p1yeu, anu
was prepared bj Mr.. Syhs. teacher In the Asylum,
and himself Z drnf mute ~ MAzulon" Il Itself " the
-. -, C', 49, ,,,,,
N's" ""'"pu "en'us Vi 'pc "Se"o '"mo' Hhu oe'
eide II there appeared In the play peasants, kings,
monsters. TIE sccple eGcct, had been oul,o
crcduabIy prenar.d and vcre well rc
-, - o., ,A.. .,.,.. rh
OcNcu o' '"o elmPa'neuc -Peo'a'ors' inc
parts IN tho performance all filed
by pupll. of the in,ntutioo. members Of tho
Tsn,.ood ,ter,rv A.'nc,st,an aa a ia called tn
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PERSONAL INrELLIGENCE

The Hon Horace Grcoloy lcciurcd In Wlams.
hOr-h nst evening Oh the woman question.
James \. Coleman. iOs West Fourteenth street,
has sonl fS No Conir bulon toward the expense Ol
Danicl MctArhnd's defence
The British Minister called at tho Navy Depart.
mCnt, Yesterday aud uOrnCd he Secretary that H. r.
Ms shlp Muuarch would sail from Portland on Sunday
fur Annnpoh.
Rulus Rose, son of the late Col. Edwin Rose. Of
Bridge Hampton, has brcn APRON Aasstant ,se.sur
m the Eleventh District OF the ist Atses-ots District
ot NGw York.
The Lincoln Club have comni- STONED Mr.
Thomas IL cks y A. TO paint mu length portrait oi
Mr, Marshall q. Roberts Il party hnsht and proiu-
irv, To be nrstrstc cture
H. ID, Peabody, Esq, the only brotle of the late
George Peabody, l. the guest OF two sons Georps
II Peabody, Of The Gramcrcy Park House and Arthur
j. PEABODY of the RrcvoOrt House,
The Hon. Warren Idlsnd, of the Metropolitan 10
tel NrH 20 Saratoga yesterday to ~ rsonsly tuueTn
tend ito erection OF the tsO cottages on the Union
Hotcl grounds which are ~ 20 used " The Empress
hugenla peIl summer.
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SPARKS FROM me rELEGRAPH.

Coy Geary has vetoed the Philadclphia Netropo.
itAn lOlice bil
The Virginia House Committee reported yestOr.
dAl against the amendments,
a conysp,tva OF tho eQlored people OF Tennes sec
uiii s-senlbe IL Nashville on the PIE, inst
Sir John Young hos adiSrssed pacific letter to
the leaders OF the Red River rebcIr-p
Dr. i. e. Hall began libel suit Yesterday Agllnat
tue Pittsburgh Gdseh', laying his damages a. So60.
Cant Commerc has received permission 10 visit
New YORK with the Monarch on HE way 10 Annapolis
TIC 1cmpt rance party OF Lancaster, n. IL, met
on Tuesday night aud appointed Vigilance cchhsIt
The Forest CITY Lead Works OF saiem. Mass.
laws.
Resolution. hsve been introduced In tho C.forna
iS'"'' nSe law 'S- 0' ' "'''' 0' 'N' internal Ne''
Tie reunion of the Old and New Schools o. Presb,.
tc,lhh ~ Nns Snnmcmora'od IN san Francisco on
In the Virginia legislature yesterday Iames Me.
pouad We esctel Secretary OF state. aud william
Commissioner Desno has accepted tue plan pre.
scmed H Mm a Mhaicn, of New iorS, for clneells
ton OF tuNetuc stamps.
The oath OF ONCE was hiininlAlercd yesterday to
ceeds tho late Gov WasGburn.
H. Sale and lrcd. MOhermar, Of CHICAGO. who
-el,o, reads toiaatufa tute doriicstes TO Cricr
The .conerggstlon OF the Cole street church. Mon
"cai "WJb NJ c!ier Of 5000 rcs aaaWm ~ '"''A0'
Caldwell was again before the Police Court IN
made ont ana tGc casc adioUrnci over to tom"rrcw
Duung fracHs between three f,mGr employees
Of ahotcl IN Humhodt Tenn, on wedueeday nisht
MIS- Eobbint was seriously ifuot intaliy, Injured.
The body OF Lieut. Gen. Wyndham has arrived In
Montreal, where II will be deposited In the Mount
ofa Cemetery untA spring, vheu it VIII be conveyed
60 England,
The pudding furnace In Mesars. RoHland's rolling
mill, Delaware avonue. FhlAdeli hs, exploded yestcr
day morning, scattering tue mOten ulOtA 10 A dreC.
uOns, No Que ~isinyured,
Edward Lyulph stanley brother of Lord Stan.
al IL In SAN lTgn
Cd, Japan. CHINA, and siam flo Is to he accompanied
by Mr, Cyrus W, Field. oftbs oity,
Al the billiard match in Milwaukee on Wednesday
night Parker tue lead IA the game which he noy yet
lost Winning ia twenty eight minutes by 100 20 s for
his opponeut. Kliser. hllsers hghost run was ".
The Hon. AmGsa j. Parker and j. II. selkrcR
have been elected Trustees OF the Cornell UaiI erst
The Hon. 0rorSo Geddes eleotod ProessoF OF Agr
euture, and John l. 8wift, NJ D., Professor OF Micro
sc0pio Science.
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NERO ON THE OCEAN.
Knocking Down the Passengers and Mall
treating the senmep - Tho Horrors Of
Life on the Liysrpeoi Liners Charges
Helare llnlnm al nncr 0ahnrn.

nnGrttnG DoWn the fnsseuHtrs nno Utnt-
treatins the senmen - Tho Horrors Of
Life on the Eysrpeoi .ipers-CharGes
Before Commissioper Osborn.
The four seamen Of the ship Neptune, who al
legged that they we're cruolly beaten by Captsin Pea
bobv aud his two mates on the late passage from
Liverpool, are now Jing 10 the Long Island Hospital
In addition 70 the eight statements already publish
ed, Michael Mcdonnell, Samuel Brown, WIN. Joyce
and Arthur Saunders have added the weight Of their
testimony a. TO the -rusl conduct Of the Captain to-
ward his crew.
Capt Peabody, II aprears, las on several former
occasions been srresed similar charges. On the
oath Of May, 1869, he was srrsigned before United
States Commissiorer Osborn on complaint Of Thos.
Cardin, one Of hi. sesmen who accused him Of as
aaultins him with Delaying pin. The complainant
failing to nppoar, the case was dismissed. On Jnn.
II, 1863 he wns before United States Commissloner
StilveD for examination on similar charge made
by Amos Richards, another seaman. The Comniis.
sioner cannot now remember why he was discharged.
Mrs. Elizabeth Findluy, who resides In Hunters
Point. and who was passenger on the Neptune from
Liverpool Ia the fall Of 1868, mas ~ her possession
manuscript COPY OF an address drawn ny by her fel
low passengers relating to alleged crueties practced
upon them by CAPT. Peabody during the voyage.
From ,his address N would appear that this model
sh puastct found special delight in knocking down
lis passengers Of both sexes deuging them with
water from q hoeC. beating them frequently With q
ropes eud, and doifsudins them OF their allowance
of food and winter.
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BROOk LTN.

4 penny NorkinguHn's journal Ia to bo started In
b,ookyn 9h about the lei oi March, under tie u
AordHg Rtrtsisr,
Judge Benedict has condemned tha bark John
uihn for violation Of me law bv the master " llsn
Downey, Who had suugglcd 5000 worth ui cigars,
John Burke was fined go and sent to the Pen.
teutlaly for dNc months hy Justice Wasu ycs,rfdaI
Trinity Church last saturday
The assessment for paving SchermcrhOrn street
from linton TO flathuhh avenue, with NCuton Tal
mCni IL y! iDi, and tor paving First place from Saith
TO Henry street with the 'an' s23yA
The Brooklyn Board of Education has q Ring and
a ringlcadcr. and he II in Ring. How many Of ,
members are c0niOrtah, seated In the Ity Hall ana
Court Houss Is easily learned rs any one taking she
pans.
Edward Besrd-ley, tho "nn" of Wm. 4. Howe,
The iorger }e,terdaI pleaded guilty 10 the Court ol
setsios ana was nleOced Ia tie PCutCnzry for Iouf
years eleven months and tHrn y.nlne days rhc for.
R-rieat which smo!hlrd 20 tSOO0, were CounltiCd o.
tue willillnsbuIgh tIty, IouG Island and Para Ma
uaal BANK. Hove hss iunned his bail
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CrRIosITfEs or CRIME.
Con Anybody he Convicted of Anything In
Brookiynt-A skiiful Robbery Cnpun-
t.hed Disag reemeut OF Another Jury.


Walter Dugan, q "rough," was tried in the
Brooklyn Court of Sessions yesterday afternoon,
the charge that he was concerned with his Mistress
Anne Frecl. pert misc OF shout II years, IN the
then OF q trunk containing sT5 worth OF clothing
from Mr. u Malcolm. Of ls2 Franklin avenue, who
had formerly employed the girl as domestic,
when The gill freel was about IL 0t II years Of
age she was taken from her home by Dugsn. BY
whom she had two children. After this she was
employed In Mr.. Maeolm's family, aud II was during
her stay there In May, 1855 that her lover. she
swOre induced her to deliver the trunk to two boys
whom he had sent Tor It with a note In which LC
said that he would be at ~ Marshall street, to which
place the, to take the property. The girl ent
to the mouse soon aiterward and, according to her
testimony, found there the prisoner, who opened
the trunk
Dugsn, having hccn called to testify In hs own be-
half denied the charge IN toto but admit ed the i'm.
proper relations existing between the girl and him
self Mrs. fcshtcr, OF 20 Marshall street. svore
that Anne called At the house with the trunk, and
that she (witnsss had recollection Of seeing the
prisoner there; while Mrs Koher testified that
the girl opened the trunk herself Several witnesses
were slss examined to prove the good character o.
the prisoner. TIE Jury disagreed, and were 4
charged
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The Tribnintions of the Harlem Statesman
-The ImrI ihnI Mnnicd PnY.

Awock or two ago Charles II. Cropsey aud
Others sued Jacob Cohen, TIE well known condidate
for Supervisor, for spa the value OF services render
ed during the election campaign. The case was be-
fore Justice Har,man's Court In Houston street, hut
the Hon. Jacob demanded . Jury, and a postpone
mont granted. The ense WA up again yesterday
Hnd jury was present. Jacob vas there with his
counsel, Judge Phillips and was wiling that tho
trisl should proceed but NJ Justice Hartman
informed him that the jury to be paid FOR their
services jacob Wilted aud asked for iurthor post.
ponenent for one week, to enable him to gather up
notes to meet this new demund upon lis exhausted
treasury. The case was accOr rhugiy put of until
next Thursday.
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NLW JLRSLf.

The Cupari Company have given te+0 10 The
Jeney Ciiy Fire Department.
A New York hackman Wac fined en- In Jersey
Guy yesterday. afternoon for soliciting rsss. ngers AZ
The ferry.
The Hudson County Board or Chosen Frceholders
rc earnestly d-cu-sng the uropricty ~ establishing
school shp fOr tue reformation Of juvenile criminals.
A fight between two game cocks owned respective.
ly hy an Alderman AMI u member OF the Hudson Guy
Board OF Education VA. wItnes.ct In Hudson City on
Sunday.
Charles Phillips, who was horsevhpped recently
near the jersey CITY ferry house hy young girl
ycttcriaV convicted OF an Assault and battery he had
sou-,y committed on the gir lie sentenced TO
pay nnc oi aud 20 be Imprisoned in tho Huisc n
County jail thirty days
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

II. + Ransdel'- carriage manuMctOry, In Read
1cld, Me. va, burned On Thursday morning
Last evening. on tie sCcoud floor Of 100 Broad.
way caused hy he exp osion VI Cemca loss abOut
tfol,
Tho shOVmut 0oHerlug mil. In Browns RsAe
near koChestcr, Wa burned yesterday Los. 5000
Insurance tlS,NN
j. Krttin-kl's clothing -tore, aud X Gcrccl's
grocery. IN Hudson. ny, we're burned on luCeday
night, Losses $1,000 Insured.
Tie bushes. portion ~ The town of Por, Gibson,
Mls has hctn burned. The Post Once ana hotel were
Guoug the bulidngs DESTROYED,
Two cotton pickcrio-, kchiingcr's aud Colllrs's
m New Orleans we're hurncd yesterday. Loss. JOn 90
ChaIles MeTl field plrishci 10 IL, naucs.
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rrnyers. Bar-room Poiitics, and BiliiE rds
Under " single Roof.

i4ma.o, l., has its "wickcdcst man" as
F,i as N.e Tork. His name Is Jimmy" Rem.
-s7. ard re hotel there. The Baptists OF ia
rs "a h'se 'taa possession OF Jiminy's bar-room,
srd hold rrr,. meetings there. The Rev. Mr. TO
memo trd some OF bis dcacons held s0rNicc- there
on Wednesday evening under somewhat unfsvorable
circumstances. At one table WIS seated some card
players, while In an adjoining room were the bill
hsrdists, nnd at the bar those inclined 20 indulge,
Bible was procured utter a dJal Of search, hymn
was ,urg, Shall We Gather nt the River :" alter
which PRAYERS and celebrations followed until u