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Ba,dsstn ~. Acknowledgements for plaintiff. SO

Baldsctn ~. Ponen.- Judgment for plaintiff. SEQ
dndluQs with clerk. sEn ~
Godfrey Is. Roc0ers.-Mot,on 10 discharge from
arrest Denied with ten dollars costs. 11 Ft
Read Us. Ort0a. Judgment Tor defendant; order
and fOrm or Judgment 10 be settled. s
lYhee.el, &C., o. nrsnch,-Molion 70 discharge
JOisss m ~. Heapel.Tne fisst clause OF the reply
10 by way Of demurrer. Tho second u properly y
reply. The demurrer motion must be stricken ouL
BOTH cannot stand. A teS M Fst
norTotn rS. lrauter.-Lct an attachment Issue on
this order. NNN& M @@fW N.
Aegt, os. Fiege.-Motion for new trial upon tho
ground OF newly discovered evidence DENIED.
Hdte Us. The OnuhG Nuta0nGt Bunk. Judgment
Tor plaintiff on demurrer. with liberty to answer.
GunsOie Us. Giiia0ret--Roicrcnce orteref.
frI e. Us. The Congregation Bkur Cis0iina U-ha-
dfshd. Motion TO vacate supplementary proceedings
granted, With ten u0iars COSTS. f7f-r
Iitne rs Crdtciofd.- this case 1t Is quite appa
rout the referee has made some great mistake la dis
M lsging INC complaint. The evidence IL clear be-
yond peradvcntule tnat The defendant bought the
hamburg ana that tla same was dei cred TO nm;
and how, under rhc circumstances, he came 10 dis.
MISS the complaint cannot see. new trial is Or
dered, with costs to abide the event. .t4s
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The Board adjourned till Monday.

WONDERFUL OLD woMAN--The telegraph in
forms us that President Lopez, Of Paraguay, has
again murdered his mother for conspriD1 against
his life. That sprghty ana active old lady has now
been executed 5000 times for the same offence. She
Is now eighty-tnree years DID, and erect as tele.
graph pole. limo writes no wrinkles ON her awful
brow, and her teeth are as sound az on the dav OF
her birth. She rises every morning punctually at
four o'clock and walks ten miles; then alter light
breakfast, enters her stuoy and proceeds 70 hatch
out new conspiracy against her drst born. About
two y. M It IL discovered, and sue 10 publicly
cuted. A light toast and cup Of strong tea finish
the days business, and she rctlres at seven aud goes
lie with the most unfallerln2 regularity for The last
NIFTY years and II IL oaly by TINS unsw crving adner-
ence hygenlc principles mat she has attained ner
present green old age,-Sua FRANCISCO NeUs Letter.
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SUPERIOR teusT-spsclAL TERM.

General Tom Thumbs Photographs. 81
500 Before Judge Barbour. n8 Ill
That herculean specimen Of humanity Tom
Thumb, has brought a suit against the Adams Elk.
press Company recover the value Of quantity or
photographs lost in transportation their road.
The Claim IL disputed by Gle company, and motion
was made yesterday TO Ale security for costs. Tue
Court granted Tie motion Dy default.
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cuua1 cf COMMON plEAs--splcIAL TENN.
Decisions.
BY Judge LOew.

Dect3sOu0s t@ ts
.a ftc s7 w BY Judge LOew. s
Department SurcsD or Paolic Lutldtf.os, &C., .
granted.
Woods rs. DtgOey.-Same.
Sh(r Is. Gtbb0ns.-Same - .t
Hum o.. ElstCOrth.-Samo.
Levy rS. Tatt.-Same.
BY Chef Justice Daily.
Alien Is. MOitOR.--Setts0d.
Wtt,e vS. 1tNdesmea's National Bdnk.--Sam0
Dodge. m, vs DrOtoa and Reclanlaan.-Hamk
Sinclair Us. Auatre.-Same. -
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Striking Terror Into Jurors-A Wholcsom,
and Much Needed Order.


and Much Needed Order.
Before Judge AlcCunn.
On the Sd inst. Judge McCunn was obliged to ad-
journ his branch OF the court for week, by reason
OF the non attendance Of the jurors summoned. de
then imposed fine OF tweut5-uye dollars on each
absentee and ordered q new panel TO he served.
Yesterday morning, on the Clerk calling over the new
panel, several were found to DO absent while many
OF those VINO had Oeen summoned Oh the Original
panel appeared to plead excuses Tor tnelr non-
attendance.
Judge iAcCunn said that IL was impossible TO get
respectable persons nowadays, owing to the fact
thai the Commissioner OF Jurors ana the Clerks Of
the courts undertook 10 excuse them Without any
authority Whatever for SO doing. lie was now de-
teiiiiined tnal Inns thing should be stopped, aud
would see " II that every juror Summoned who had
not u sufficiently valid and legal excuse should
serve out his term The Judge hereupOn ordered the
imposition OF fine Of twenty-five dollars on each Of
the deinqucnts they TO remain III the custody or the
Sheriff until the fine Is paid with power, IN case vi
failure to pay, 10 send them TO tho County Jaa.
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MANUFACTURE OF BEER IN SAN Francisco
brewerie5 OF san Francisco manufacture 1856, GOO
barrels OF beer including alo and porter, annually:
employ forc3 or 20J men and consume la.60ou 700
pounds OF barley and 100000 pounds Of nops In the
production Of tho above amount oi matt liquors.
Ihe barley Is raised An California. rtsfla ss
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supssIOa C0uaI--CHAMsEaS


Proceedings TO DispOssess-ODinlou BY Judge
D1cCunus
Abrnhan cooper Us. Robert @. GYegg.-This was
an application for an injunction to stay proceedings
to dispossess and Judge AcCann, In denying the
application, holds AZ loll0ws:- ~
This ls an appncation TO stay parties from pro-
ceeding under dispossessing process taken BEFORE
Amsnony r, ;,a ya1 9, lug atu ya1ciat Gls
pears from the papers before US that the question
MS TO whether there was renting or not was duly
heard before Justice Hartman ami was passed upon
by him. Under these circumstances tne ouly remedy
lett for the parties aggrievei Is by certlorarl
court Would not interfere, with the proceedings
before district judges unless some option or
Jraud has been practIaed upon The court below and
winch IL beyond the power OF that court to remedy
Tie LAID down In the case OF uenlt vs., A.s.ie
(3s Howards Practice reports, 9l " sbe Correct law
10 BY this Court. The application must 20 denied.
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John Kramer, who assaulted Thomas Little with o
sungshot Ia Inlay street last week, was held 10
await the action or thu Jury ~ Justice Delma
yesterday. .4
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ADyL1EaATloNs or CONFECTIONERY.


What tho superintendent or Confectionery
Company Says on the ssbject- Pistachio
leo Cronns Without Either the Substance
ar tho Shadow.
INC following letters, called out by the recent
erG0sc IN tho HERALD or authorizations In confec-
tioncry, explain themselves II win be seen that
our published statements on the subject are fully
endorsed as well rs the suggestion that renie
dial steps shoaId DO taken TO put an end TO existing
Kauds:-- ~sa+N rs Nw
UNITED STATES ooNEEorroN COMPANY. !
70 WARREN STREET. New YORK. Jan. Z, 1870.
To THE EDIrOR OF THE HBRALD:-- NmN
have read your editorial on tho authorizations IN
Mahinrd, and al practical confectoner can corrobo-
rate the statements made therein. anu heartily ap-
prove your sugnestlon that commission be ap-
pointed by the Eoard Of Health TO investigate IN the
intcrcss VI pubic health the dirty easements In
Wooster, Laurens anu other streets OF like character
where cheap confectionery ID made and not only
those but some OF tue more pretending "hg houses"
Whose sales are entirely " Wholesale 70 the country
dealers. ] am authorized by tho President Of
this company 10 invite the HERALD commissioner
or the Board Of Health to COLL any nOur OF any
aay ~ our manufactory and witness the Whole
WouuS Opedftui oI making pure candy rom sugar.
Will suggess that bill De introduced into the
Legislature this week making 1t u misucineanor to
0Iutcrate candies, with provision that license
snail bo ts6cn at q nominal charge by every maker,
IN order that some control may be hau by the autho-
with penalty OF dlscontinnance IN case chemical
analys,s can ever detect any adnltcrauon In their
pTOuuCtLOuS.
Such o law would be blessing to tho people In
respect or their health ana blessing 20 the manu-
iacturors AZ IL ouu Improve the general business
bv giving universal confidence the purity OF con-
fectioncry: whereas now there Is o universal doubt
over which people ride when they give candies to
their children. Pure sugar ~ known 70 DC whole
some, and wncn 1t Ia Favored una put INTO solid
small pieces and called "candyn ls ID popular, and
should be partaSeD OF by children and adults with
out lear and apprehension as to quantity or nature
OF what &c Is composed.
You are engaged IA good cause. Put tho knife
20 the root VI the Upas and Kill IL now oectually
Plaster oil Paris, Paris green, verd,gris chrome ye
low, PARIS Diue-some worked into tue body or the
attlcle called sugar candy, aud some painted on tho
OF altlsts employed by the wholesale connection
era OF New York--are not beneficial " health, and
their use IN confectionery should be arrested by tne
suong arm OF the law. A go0d work Tor our new
Legislature. Yours, &c, .St.e ~
JOSEPH PORTER, superintendent.
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SUPERIOR sauaT--JAxuAaY 10, 1870.
Decisions in Cs,ses Heard in 1859.
BY Lnnrc McCnnn.


1 by Judge McCunn.
Henderson Us. Stoae.-Attachment granted.
.,.siLh rs. No,ris.-M0tlon to strike out answer
granted and judgment ordered for piaintlI.
Soccer Is. Observation-Disclosures ordered
.Sebr9J u.s. Letdnu.--Samc. sst
Chapman IS seth Arenfte Railroad Company
Motion 70 open default granted on payment OF ten
dollars CoSls.
:. Fog rs Pe,a7erydst--Judgment for defendant
Bee opinion with judge 9
steteitS ts. feteJs.-- reference ordered,
llVet rs. MoYer.-Ssme. "a s,fg el1 Ell svN
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SUPREME couaT -csl MIXERS.
The Clarke Divorce Case.
Before Judro Cardozos :,

8RtA# Before Judge CardoZo.f 05
+ In re Cgdahe.-This case, IN which o contest 10
being carried on between Mr.. Mrs. Clarke for
the possession Of their child the Recommendation
u Mrs. Judge Daily the Shetcr1ng Arms, aE 10th
street, suggested TO the Court suitable insti-
tutlOn wherein To place the Child.
Mr. Compton said his client, Mrs. Clarke, was re-
luctant 10 part with her Child, and therefore, the
proposition submitted 10y the other side Tor the final
disposition OF Cns child WAS not acceptable. As GER
tam charges had been made agalist tue 7at ItH 1t
was her earnest desire to vindicaLe herself before
the court Nevertheless. she Was willing to submit
COURT would think proper. as.t
Mr. Chauncey cnailcr replied that he had con-
suited with his clieit ana had maize inquiries rcla-
tive 10 the institution mentioned. lie would now
hand o prospectus TO the court. g s&
~ Mr.. Compton said lie knew nothing ObOut the In
sttutian out presumed that. under the supernrcnd-
a1ce OF MIS- DAY. II was proper place Tor the cii.
AT oil eveats, Lie platinum was contens with any
position me Court mace OF IL during the pendency
the examination oil tile divorce SUIT. tltsf
Judge Cardozo SAID lie would make inquiries ABOUT
the Inst tatton anu would render his decision 10
the disposition Cl The ciiild ellis morning.
r9 r Decisions. H .1
s4 by Judge Cardozo. -,ar-l al
The Union Dime SaUinJs Insulation or Ngio Yo,Ic
Is. Hathaway et ai.-Grantei.
Henry Elias U.s. Justine Eias.-Order settled
lYooohoW et a. us Connolly et al.--Motlon Denied
WetlOu1'v u.s. .stcGn.--Mution gra ires,
STsth eC az! u. aYral ct a.--Lotn motions granted
ioSet Letu Is. solomon Lecy.--Aotlon ueu!ed.
Ala CHtuct rs. L0tIaftite ChuiCn.-I lnlsk the
aiiowanca asked Tor IN view OF the circumstances Of
GcOIUe Dstalto gs. Mario T. DelGno.-An order
may be taken tnat the order Of reference heretofore
maze IA the act.on be amended SO tnat the ACTON
and Oil tile issues therein i,p referred and
determine instead or 10 report the Iacts. p
k.o1heg Ua. H00neg.-M0ion granted. 3
.le ne Mater q ne Fetttsoe W Leoattne SPOTS
Order granted. s 4, t+ t
.1eiteu ~ Hart ri al. DeclsOu. s.ssaess
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL rEaM
Decisions.
by Judge Bnrbou

by Judge Barbour.
Seaman Is. ScndCord -Motiou denied
French cs. Standardization granted and cause
referred. 1913 lz I'll #N4E 3HC& F #'
Bud,ong IS. SiD,ms.--Demurrer oyerrucd, with
costs and ten dollars costs OF motion, unless deien-
dam answer within twenty days and pay costs Of
acton.
Wheaton, Us. Kane.-Motion denied, with I've dol
by Judge Jones. IL
Ann Il. Cohen, &C., rs. Emanuel SyGuSe.-Sce
memorandum with Special Term clerk.
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THE CLIMATE or ALAsKi-vsaY REMARKABLE FACTS.
The following is summary OF winds and weather
at sitka, a.. T., from November J. 1868, to November
1, lSog:-- ~A

There are thirty days wanting In the table to mage
nm the year 1869, Those days were mlxed--part OF
each being iair and the balance cloudy. m
Sitxa is situated near the 1ity-seventh parallel
of north latitude New York city near the forty
frat
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Patrick McCarns residing az No. 22l Navy street,
was severely injured yesterday by psng run over by
q horse car at the corner Of ia tol A1d Concord
streets. lie was taken 10 the Guy Hospital
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Much feeling was created yesterday by those who
are IN the habit OF crossing the Hudson avenue
ieTfy upon rndlng The fare Increased 10 three cents
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BROOKLYN CITY.
A Slungshot Rowdy-A Busy Burglar
Park yisit0rs-The Dental Inflrin.
ary-Horsc Railroad Notes.

There $500 visitors at Prospect Park during
the cas-. week.
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Justice Walsh committed Thomas Johnson .
young man, TO await the action VI che Grand Jury
upon I've separate charges OF burglary vest rday.
The compliments are L. w. AtweIcr, No. as Dean
stfeet Thomas Gleavey. corner y. istfeet ana
tlatpush avenue; j. w. Briscye, Warren street; U.
+. Bunce, No. S42 Dean street.
Brooklyn Dental Infirmary has Just been estab-
iished through the exertons OF num,or OF tho
most prominent dentists connectel with tho Brook
lyn Dental Society," and yesterday tue inaugural
mectlnY was held as No. 260 washington street,
where conmodious rooms have peea taken
Tor the u5e or the Inurmary. The OoIecS
Is 70 supply the wants OF those who will not
allow them 10 employ the Services vi COM den-
tais end all operations are grattious except where
materials are used. Dr. %. f. Hin Gated meeting
10 order and breny sci Iorth tn3 object. liz stated
that tHenty-seyen dentists would be IN attendance
ltcr1luteiy. Those vino originated this institution
have been to considerable expense In bringing
the OBJECT 70 completion ana IL II hoped the bcevc-
lent CIT zens VIII contribute towards ITS support. Is
is unuer the direction OF the following. manoers Of
the Clinical B0ard:-H. G. Mricx }. U. Muaroo A.
h. BrocKway, J. ii. Race, ID. u. Eneniorf.
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THE COURTS.
Proceedings i'm the Law Courts
Yesterday.

The WhiSkey Ring War The Hoffman Distlllc.
~ The Counterfeit Mania--Another
Divorce Case--Tom Thumbs Photo
graphs Jurisdiction Of Civil Dis. +
tritt Courts-R ecusant Jurors
The New Judiciary Article.
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SUPERIOR couaT-TaIAL TERM-PAaT /

stev Us. Hart ct M.-Declsion.
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NOW TO MAKE CRINIS1Ls

a" Interior View OF tho United States De-
Nheciivc Busincss-Trnps for tho Unwnry.
The detective force commanded by Col. White.
ly remarkable for deIree OF ze, which pr omp.s
them NOS only 10 arrest real criminals. bat 10 devote
their cunnag and experience TO the manufacture OF
criminals to oSder. as 1t were. The following Ia
case in poiat. One month ago, Joseph Gregory,
employed at Ga broadway. as attendant ut a cixur
stand. was arrested >by Dst ectivs wishtmm on
charge "a & q hsy,E I N ~ pSssssslsn ssa ssaserer.
Gently stolen from the Cubsn Minister.
The fact that Gregory had tho bond and endcavor-
ed TO sell IL could not be disputed bat t IL now
serted that bo obtained II through Directive Wight
man himself, WHO worked on Tn young man for
several days TO prevail on hn to joil in the trxnsac
tion. IL Is said that the detective told him where
The bond could be obtained, and when II was OBJ.
tanned told him where to dispose OF it.
Gregory being very poor and wthal not man OF
groat meRtal calibre, yielded 10 the tsmptsr. When
the appointment for the salo was kept, Gregory (so
he says) found himself In q trap set by wiChtmsn
aud his fellow detectives.
WiEhtman was un der great obligations 10 the man
whom lie Is said 10 have betrayed. Gregory having
bcfriended him on many occasions In a substs ntai
manner. Previous to his arrest 0rogory boro very
fair character.
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PEUSsrIy VAR DISPATCHES.
rsicsinpbic COmmuEieation Cut Oh-Pru'
siR . Frobo bl q Account aE.. 'ast France.


rsirsrupbic CommuL Lieution Cut Oh-Prus-
sias Probable Account ag. 'ast France.
BgaLis, sept. 1.-The telegraph lines are sstill
in mcyircab'e confusion. The dates OF the mes.
tagos n, N the seat Of war, and particularly those
from Beauuont, giving the details OF tho late bat
Ies, require NeriGcation.
VIOLATION or BELGIAN TERRITORY IMMINENT.
Inierm. ton OF grave character has been receiy.
nby the Government from the frontier Violations
SBeisGn eIritory by the ether Of the hostile
rui IA France rs imminent, and reipforccments
have been despatched 10 the Count OF Fianders Ut
Fhiipp"yil,.
fRUssiA's BILL AGAINST FRANCE $500, 900, 900.
TIE Aoth German Gdsehe professcs to be assured
nom toe lest source that English opinion is recon.
nled to the line OF the vosges even OF the Roselle,
- The future boundary between Germany and
France, with 4 thousand million francs indemnit
30 ,ie e-tonroe Of tho war. AZ adds: These we
shall have, God wiling"
LOUIS or HEssx DECORATED.
Louis Of Hesse has received the order of the Iron
Cross for eillantry in tho recent battles around
Ssts
MAcM ,HoS's FAILURE To RELIEVE METZ.
Mac dshOn's efforts 10 rescue Metz have entirely
hfel In consequence OF the defeat be sustained Oh
ruesday, when lie lost twenty guns.
The French losses were Immense As CON pared
with those OF the Prussians. The Uhlahs end dis,
mounted lussars took near Sedan, two strong posi-.
lions. In spite Of the determined resistance Of the
French.
ANOTHER FLAG or rRUcs VIOLATED.
The Frussi1ns report another case OF violation OF
nag OF truce. Lieut.. Won ScbimpH, sent yesterday
ssder a nag to summon Verdun, was Rred upon.
md his trumpeter was killed.
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YACHTING AND ROWIN0 NOTES

The Argonauta Boat Club OF Bergen Point have
arace with the Neptuncs OF staten island the 10th
The Dauntlcss Sappho, Feetwing, America, and
Cambria will compete In the coming Union Regatta on
the 18th.
The Da untless and Sappho will not race the Cam
bria under the Club rules. They are afraid 10 give
time allowance.
The Madeleine is at Nyack preparing for her race
with tho Cambria. y. NJ Sawyer Is nttlng her with
new suit OF canvass.
Fish has modelled new yacht for George Loril.
lard that will be liz feet In length aud so tons New
York Y. g. measurement.
The Tyne crew will row In cedar shell. 40 feet
long weighing 20 lbs, while the ST. Johns boat is ~
feet long and weighs no lbs.
The old veteran Steve Roberts has a daughter In
training for the ladies scu al Harlem ueKt Tues.
day She is a chip OF the old block.
Hamilton Morton, the antediluyian Secretary OF
the New York Yacht Club, has inYe;ted q new hair
dye, upon which he has eKperimented 10 years With
great success.
The sloop, Kate will shortly go on the ways to
prepare for the coming Uuon .. ne BROOKLYN
Club. Robert iniion s q lively yachtsmAn. aud will
show some OF them clean pair OF heels
Larry Jerome, tho champion clam shaker Of the
New York Yacht Club Will probably be matched with
Tony Hartman. OF the Goodenough Club. Connois.
soun anticipate last time on that occasion.
The yacht bappho 10 on the screw dock near tue
foot OF Pike slip being repaired Bhe 10 to be followed
by the Cambria. which will have Old copper sheath.
ine stripped on and knii OF now yellow metal subst
tltAd.
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OURIosIrIEs or oRIME

NJ Eec.lSn Sns day Is rspdy aPprSsesins Sqn.iaora
Thos. Glinnon, white, and feter Jones, colored,
Soot and jons: .aSSed ainnos ia sss
b. Katz, tailor. OF 8O7 East Sixth street, was ar.
ostS res1fS on charge o. receyinS a6oS. 500
Brotheu OF Catharne street, BY ono OF their employee
Robert Henderson called upon Mrs, Elizabeth
sSw 81 i M, ,caSuGs 40 n, street ysserdsy ard prS
son Of the landlord. o was committed for trial By
VIM. c. King. wao In 1903 was sentenced to one
hssr Of "a S "a: k%G o.ea s
ssinlIar chaige rreyoas 20 his arrest IN DfooLIyn.
&C. Sl.n U ss scc prhS .Ssy by M Thomas
Some days ago a Patrolman watched Shoe ny
Roundsman Eoncs, and timed him sitting with and
Tor over two | hOSrs he nSt Ss Ssd
Sas % % a sS aud the Police
At the shandley bannor-raising on Wednesday
evening drunken wrelch pretending 20 DO sUH 20.
gentleman VINO viii Kick him Or auy one Who may dc.
Tas s sH to ss "
Thomas Harvey and John Murray, the New York
hhurgiars who we're captured Y Cumberland street,
houses there on Wednesdsy afternooH were Committed
By sy we're y 81 Ss S%p
WIN. II. TOyly beat his vile numerically on
cTSse Street, sho reansS % out 0 al light ne5 a0Sss u.s.
day morning when she returnSd she found him taking
her benk book WIN tine intentOn OF drawing her little
20 & a. 'nyHss she er9.esiSd aud be hresensd
ed up in defahlt OF t5O0 bail. N
Yesterday, burglary was committed In the
house OF hr 3 +. PnrdY at Fordham. Waich for cool
imPudence T. remsTkable About O'Clock i NJ one
OF MI lurdy dsnxhers had to go up stars when she
saw man 10 her fathers bedroom She at once gave
the alarm but before assistance arrived thG bird mai
nown, taking with him dressing case certalnins
some valuable ewelry and also several breast pins
Early yesterday morning. Petor Bergen discoy cred
burglar In bis bedroom, ate Furman street, M bok.
Vn. lie sprang from his bed, knocked the intruder
down; and pounded hun VIGOROUSLY until onlceI Rcle
hls name as Thomas EdwardI. ana anerwsrd as
Thomas MaRure. skeleton key was found In his
possession. Chief Campbell cndeavored TO have his
bruised lace Pholographed bot be IeLls.d 10 81 su
picture 70 10 takea. Justice WaAb e0pNliled nm.
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THE HiCK NUISANCE.

Lively Scene Mt Frenchs uotoi-E sSrtt-
taui Carriage Iiirc-A PIucisy Stranger.
AT about II O'Clock last night Frcnchs IIo.ei
was the scene OF considerable excitement Mr..
Louis Siper and Mr.. II. Frank arrived at about 10
O'Clock ironi' Washington They were dragged into
hack No Ill, cEhed and driven by John Barry, Q
rough OF the Fourteenth Ward. Before entering The
vehicle the gentlemen inquired the cnrgc for riding.
and we're told that the coach one Of French's.
and that no hire would be expected. On Size arrival
at the hotel Barry demanded 81 from each passenger.
cent.
An interesting though soo,cwhat blasphemous
eneasS s S ses sSwsa sSSwsf "a %
liackmaD. Loud and angry talk ensued, and at one
time q resort 10 blows was impene Mr.. Kipor
boldly maintained his determination not 20 pay, anc
ancr three policemen had entered aud cleared oni
the hotel, the boat" bsckman was elected without
the coveted dollar.