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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-23
ADELPH AJAv.s--

Last evening the first anniversary exercises OF snv
Adeiphi Academy. Brooklyn, were held at the
Brooklyn Rink. The pupils, TO the number OF 2S4
boys and girls did their best 10 warrant the p;ovi.
sion which had been made for them.
With music from Dergmanu's orchestra inter.
minglng with the exercises the evening was de-
voted to calisthcn'cs; free gymnastics; dcclama.
ing by the music Class; reading from "Hiawatha. -
ny class OF girls; Defamation, by II. Irv-
ing Piumnor; "rhe American Fag,O by the
class IN clocut0n; an address by Colonel Homer g.
Sprague principal; distr button OF honors by Rev.
lr ives Budington, president OF the Board OF Trus
German, French and English pupils; vaIetiiciory
Address, .TRe Aim o; the Scholar" by Henry j.
owen. with calisthenc exercises and music agree
ably interviewer.
In every respect the exercises gave evidence OF
careful training in the various educational depart
music and callsthenics the latter, PERHAPS ecltlng
more OF applause than any 81 the others The plaza
chosen was admirably fitted Tor the various cvoiu.
tons OF the male pupils who wore tasteful scarlet
uniforms anu the girls, who were elegantly dresses
for the OCCASION.
The following are The students to whom the hon.
orS VI tue year were gveN:-
Second Yrdr-C0d Mpddt-Ira Beard IT., Willie
S. Gray, Charles w. Ridgway. John w. +. TnrocS-
morton, Henry A. Wilson, Grace n. Woodhead.
FIRST Year-Sfcer Nedrl- Frederick Addlnse!l
Aonz0 F. Bardwel. George T. Barlow, Henry led
fo;l Henry Carly, Charles E. de Ia vergne, 1.-The
Evans. Lena Fahys, Annie e. Gardner. Adiie
Homer Fannie =. Homer, Marian u. Eutchison,
Richard Mckay, John 4. Mitchell Jerome II. Plum.
mer. LYDIA K. Pratt, nary Ridgway, George h.
Sterrctt Theodore NJ. Tan, Lizzie Titus, Waiter P.
WaIbliage, Edward l.. Whittemofe, Jeanne G..
Wickes, Edward L. WyckoM.
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ST. GsBRIEL's CRANHAR SCHOOL EXAuI.
NlT.OJ.

Tor several days an examination OF the Broth rs,
school attached to Rev Father Clownys tsL Cabrel)
church, IN Fifiy.sxth street, near Second avenue,
has been In progress, and IN all the classes young
gentlemen wen known IN the uptown districts
nave distinguished themselves and rejected great
crcdit upon the!r principal, Brother Tauau, VINO has
JUST cause 70 oe Proud OF his pupils Las evening
the examination WAS continued, and INC gchopl.
ROOM was dcnsely crowded by spectators, anIoug
whom were i,rs. Purcell ami Anderson. Superiu.
PENDENT hidiei Lawrence u. kernsn. secretary OF
conway, OF TIE Church; Health Comm sstoner
john kulaly, Brother Slapeton, OF the La sale
College; BrUihcr hartman, OF the MannattanyiIe
College. Judge Larrenlorc ana others. ihc exaui-
nation last eveniag was IN leomery, Ia which Mas
ter Charles !. Sullivan won the pa dits OF the audit
cDce; defamation, IN when Masters ". A. PARCEL
pna NJ '. scuy distinguished themselves, and in
musical soectio;ts, which were ably given ~ tls
school band, vi eighteen pieces under The direction
VI MT. Edward Dud!. The examination VIII con.
uDue for several Nights.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Military Called Out TO Suppress the Bliners'
Jeist In Calif0rnia-Bocr Drinkinx In Alas.
ka-Impertant Discovery In n1etaIiurgy.

Military Called Out TO Suppress the Miners
Rist In Calif0rnia-Bocr Drinlinx In Alas
ka-Impsrtant Discovery In a1etaiiurgy.
SAN FRANCISCO, June "a 1871.
The striking miners VI Amador county having
compelled suspension OF oil the work, not even
allowing the pumps to be used to FREQ the mines
from water, and the local authorities refusing to
act against thu mob The First regiment OF the Ma
tional Guards. Colonel W. II. L. Barnes, San Fran.
cisco, has been ordered proceed TO the scene Of
the disturbance tonight The men are all provided
with the Henry rne and Instructed TO dispersc the
mob az all hazards.
1he natives OF A!sace and Lorraine, resident IN
California, unite In protest against the cesslon OF
the provinces 10 Germany, and are determined to
Iemain French citizens.
The Collector at sitka sczes ana returns 10 San
ia rchants here charge Ina, lie II INTERESTED In
brewery at sl,ka, which Is III full blast.
mnefaiugst oil this ci,y claims the discovery OF
n process for combining iron aud copper. which
produces q compound harder than iron and n CON-
Deny Is forming 10 test the process.
Peter Carr carpenter ieli from the fpire OF the
Catholic church la OAKLAND yesterday ana Wa fatally
Injured.
Manuel Murillo recentlya convict, stabbed MaYno
Vaa TO the neart at Los Angeles yesterday ani Us.
Inc food IN the Columbia river Il at a standst,,!.
The Cascade Railroad Is entirely submerged AMI no
il Il supposed that the mails from Tucson. Art.
zona. Tor Fort YUMA have been captured by The
Apache indians.
Honolulu, arrived this morning brings 100 passen-
gers mostly rom Australia and New Zealand, bound
Last.
Tie first shipment OF canned salmon, Goldfish &C,
to Auckland mas resulted In loss. Inc reports arc
not favorable to extensive commerce with those
colonies Immediately.
me sailing OF the steamer Ajax, with Honolulu,
Australian and New Zealand inails, hes pcen post,
poiel until iofnofrov NOON.
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COLLEGE OF The CITY OF NEW YORK,

The students OF the New York College are busily
preparing for the commencement exercises, which
are we believe, to be unusually brilliant this YEAR
Yesterday The results OF the recent examinations
were announced III the chapel 10y President webp
The deficiencies In the higher classes were very fe
although the examination was far more severe than
that Of last In the senior class but three stu.
dents iaiel 10 graduate. The annual .'prize speak
lngh Will take place this evening, at eight O'clock
IN Steinway Hall. On the evening OF the 2,th, al
eight o'coc6, the "Kety Prize Dcbate' viii occur
In the same nan. The commencement exercises
VIII nc rendcred al TIE Academy OF Music ON Thurs.
Gay evening" June 90, at eight O'Clock. Friends OF
public education Ia general, and Of the young gen.
tlemen graduating IN particular Will be present 10
great NUMBERS.
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CHARLIER INSTITUTE.
Distribution Ct Prizes.

Distribution ef Prizes.
The annual distribution OF prizes took place last
niaht at the Charlier Institute for young gentlemen,
IN East Twen.y.fourn street The hall OF the Insti.
tute was tastefully decorated with lags bearing ap.
proprate notices. ana flowers placed IN every con.
venlent piece gave freshness and fragrance 10
tho scene. A large number of tho friends
OF the pupils were sitting patiently in an un-
pleasantly crowded room. The exercises began
by The pupils singing grant cn0rus. In which they
acquitted themselves III u manner above oil praise.
Professor Charlier then addressed few words OF
explanation and encouragement to the pupils and
their triends The ADDRESS was followed Dy duct
by Masters Beardsee ana 4 Mott which was ex-
celently rendered. Then followed The distribution
OF prizes for work, industry and apppicaion.
The distribution OF the prizes closed with the de.
livery OF certificates TO The retiring class The follow
ing gentlemen received diplomas
Charles henry crReman Edward Nunday Dixon,
George de Forrest Grant, Reuben Harris, Frederick
Joseph kammerer, George Henry Moller, Dr.; War
rem sage. William Duncan McKlm, Zophar Mills
Jr.; Robert s. Lan.atle, Frederick Shriver.
Musical proceedings were brought to close by a
grand chorus or holiday song, In which all tue pupils
joined, after which
THE LORDS PRAYER
was recited and the guests departed well pleased
with the eXhinItion ana the intelligence displayed
w their yoang iriends
AEEIPHI AIsu..-
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SUPREME COURT.

The vielc Divorce Sw.t Psstponed-The GUS
tody Of the Children.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
The case Of Egbcrt L. viee vs.. Teresa vele was
on the calendar yesterday, in the Supreme Court,
and when 1t was called, Mr.. Smith, ON behalf OF the
defendant, said that, though strongly against the
advice OF her senior counsel, Mrs. vlele had de-
cided thar there should pe no delay In tne surren.
der 10 her OF the two younger children she pre-
pared to consent To o reference.
Counsel for palntin objected to this. The Court
had imposed as cOn0itiOn OF adjournment OF the
case O stay OF the execution OF the habeas corpus
order.
After quite lengthy discussion the Court refused
in any way 10 interfere with the babeas corpus pro-
cecding, but adjourned further discussion for an
hour TO enable them TO ascertain Judge Barnard's
views.
MIR. Justice Barnard STAYED that so soon as ne
learned that the trial had been actually commenced
before Judge Van Brunt he would sign order for
the delivery OF the children TO MRS. Viele, but de-
clined to consider a reference As equivalent 10 o
trial.
After further consultation OF Mrs. vele's counsel
the following stipulation was offered by them and
accepted
In OF order entered this this day tho
defendant hereby spuses and consents TO the plaintiffs
tanning Of the Infant children, Emily and Egber
Wa the October Circuit OF this che further
IF. RTRNE, Attorney for Defendant.
NEW YORK, June %, 1871.
An order putting the case over the term ON condl.
ton OF the giving OF the above stipulation there.
upon entered, and the parties then left the court
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ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY.

81 Joseph's Academy, private institution, under
the care " The Sisters Of Charity, gave their
annual exhibition yesterday afternoon at three
O'Clock. IL was largely attended by
very select audience, among whom
were several distinguished gentlemen Of the
different learned professions ON tbs platform
were Rev. Father Thomas FaIeil, rev. H. A.
Dupphy Palmer James r. McSiahcy and
she Rev. n. Parsons, ID. ID. The exercises were
varied, interesting and hgfly deDonstrative " the
excellent training OF The sisters. Toe musical part
was especially remarkable, AID even excellent for
fuch young pupils. mcda donated by Father
Thomas ARIEL FOR the test literary composition,
was awariei 10 Miss Maggie J. Dunn. II was cvi
dcnuy quite surprise 10 The young lady,
Tor when her name was announced size
ttcned covered with insxtrica0e confusion.
tae recovered herself however. Win true
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COURT CALlsoAas-Tais DAY.

SUPREME CoURT--CrRcUTr-Part I--feid by Judge
1927, l2.7, lao, 1911 looi 17ia 1899, 1856 1913.
lSoa 1922 1861 7sih, lo!ss, 1889 1877. 1917, $685.
Short Causes Nos. 1is, s2ss1s. I54s,z 2oss, I4To
1926 1900, 2o7s, 20Is> 2o4e, ESQ, 2G2 2lss, 2200
1880, 22Soh, 2a46,i. oss, 1914. lloo, llseH, 1885,
1882 1852, 2206, 92Ie
SUPERIOR CouRr--TRIAL TRea--rart Held by
Judge Spcnccr.--Nos. s77 1885, 1896 l1O2 1887 1885
i4l2, 1918, 1911, 14i3, 1884, 1886, 1923. 1911.
CouRr or COMMON PLEAS-TnIAL TERN-Par L.
Held by Judge Joseph f. Daiy..Nos. isio. l2ss,
1851. Part 2-lIcld by Judge Charles l.. baly.--Nos
s4 l47s, IS2e. l23 1855 1864, 1885, l45s lila l4ss
134O, 14Sj.
MARINE CorRr-Part i-Iied by Judge Curtis--
Nos 4sos 6lls, $3.50, 6l94, 536s, oosa core, 6l74,
Judge AIker~Nos sssO, soss, o,sl CO.'S, Gill; els$,
GALS, 8ls7, 6lss o190, 1892, $685. 6iq4, egJ. Part
3-ked BY Judge Gross. GaG7, 6a7C, esq., 6744.
6S69, esd.
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COURT Of COMMON plsAs-rMAl Issm-9MTl !.

The Lass Of tho Bark Emprcss-lTariae In.
surance.
Before Judge ]. +. Daily.
John Hughes Us. The Mercantile Axtual Insurance
C0D1paav.-This was an action brought TO recover
$4,000 insurance on the bark st. Mary. From the
testimony il appeared that the bark ana cargo were
insured with the defendants IN 1867 for $4,000.
The st. Mary had been formerly known a. Inc
Empress, and had been cOnden ncu and sold by the
United States government for blockade running
during the war. When the insurance was effected
the vessel WAS supposed TO be loading with guano
Mt Navassa Island In the Caribbean Sea. for the
port OF Leith, In scotland, but was really lost hRv-
ing got ieaky. This fact. however, was unknown TO
plaintIn, whose claim Is now resisted by tho
defendants ON the ground that the vessel
which they Intended TO insure was not this, but
another, which had also been formerly known AZ the
Empress. Plaintiff positively swcars that he IN.
meriy owned by Mr. Pearson. Of Hull, England, aud
seized and condemned by tue United States "a Q
blockade runner. After trial OF Two days the
jury found verdict for the pairtin for S5e77 90.
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SUPERIOR COURT. TRIAL Tsaa-?AaT 2.
An Argument Followed by n Disagreement.
BY Judge Barbour

An Argument Followed by "A Disagreement.
BY Judge Barbour.
Mccullough Lead Company rs. Joseph NJ Strong
number Of lead dealers agreed TO communicate to
each other any change In prices, and to secure the
lul0lmcnt OF this agreement each party uol,v,rrru
81 200, or its equivalent, with the deendants. the
understanding was that any one was at liberty to
Withdraw on ten days notice. The plaintiff with.
drew, giving the required ten days. notice, and de-
manded bond for 81 900 back deposited In lieu or
money. The defendants refused TO give back the
bond, and suit brought to compel It's return.
The complaint was dismissed, on the ground that
while the agreement did not specify to whom the
ten days notice should he given, the right construc-
ton was that It should have been given to all the
parties to the agreement.
An Indiantan Looking After His Government
Bonds.
James Ct'O0n Nicholson rs. James Wallace ana
William s. Wallace.-Thc defendants are commits
zion merchants In this city. The plaintiff alleges
that IN November, 1887, he deposited with them
United States five-twcnty bonds OF the aggregate
Of So 600 with the understanding that nc would
send the same by express TO Grown Point, Ind. The
defence Is that II there is any cause OF action Ii Is
vested III one Robert NJ. Stratton as trustee. Case
Is still on.
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BR00XLYN COURTS.
Damages for an AsSc ut.
llnf No Y.alno lI.4as

TcI, 70 Judge Trait.
Kate II. Lane Us. Francis s. Iet;yron.-The plain.
tin brought suit to recover 5000 damages for an
assault committed by defendant, AMI alleged thas
she sustained severe Injuries thereby II was claimed
BY the defendant that he assaulted by the palm
TIN and OF her friends and that he merely acted
in selaeience The jury found for plalnlin and as.
sessed tho damages at tl31.
The Cost ef = Turbine Wheel.
Before Judge Gilbert.
George 7dic0N rs. Vfcrr Ar,.o'a et 1,.-Thc plain.
TIT furnished defendants with turbine wheel, the
necessary gearing, and performed repairs. for all
OF which he claimed S34S7. A the money was not
fol Incoming he brought suit to recover IT, aad the
Jury yesterday gave him a verdict for the full
amount The defendants are manufacturers ut North
Adams Mass.
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TIVE NEW CAPITOL.
ALBANY. June %, 1871,

Preparations for the ceremony OF laying the cor.
ner stone OF the new Capitol are going forward with
energy. A grand arch Is being erected near the
north side Of the building, which win be hand
somely decorated with flowers, erergrcens and
banners, under which the procession VIII pase. The
mil tary portion Of the procession wall bo large anu
imposing.
Steamers have been chartered to bring large felo-
gatlous Iroa. New OK and inteI mediafe places on
TIE liver, vaiious railroads VIII bling many
others from tho Easi and Wcyr.
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CITY COURT.

Suit Against the Csy Railroad Company.
Before Judge Nelson.
DdVid Graham, bU Guardian, ~. The Citv Rdty.
road ComDanp.-The plaintiff Is boy eight years OF
age, and sued the company for 50 900 damages, al
leging that no was thrown IRON the front platform
Of q car, winch started suddenly, and run over.
Judge Nelson rulel the boys testimony out ia con-
sequence OF his extreme youth. and dismissed the
complaint, on the ground that There was not sum
Gent EVIDENCE to sustain u.
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lady-like dignity ana advanced with firm s,ep, ner
face suIYused with blushcs anu her eros sparkling
with delight TO receive tue much-coveted ana hard
earned prize. Nv special request she read her
essay Oh the 'Oceanr to the sudtenco Tnen loi
lowed the distribution OF premiums consisting OF
moral crowns. badges and elegantly bound Volumes
PROM the arge number distributed u "as evident
they were Oil very good girls.
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COURT or APPEALS.


ALBANY, n. Y, June q, 1871
judgments affirmed with costs--Thc West Point
Iron Company vs. Itcymeft ct al; Strong vs.. The Ma
tlorai Mechanics Banking Association; The Farm.
crs and Citizens National Bank vs. Nixon CT ale;
Knapp vs. Tho Hudson River Railroad Company;
Lawrence va. The Farmers Joint Stock Insurance
Company; Sweet vs.. The Erie Railroad Company:
Trio People cx rel. Haines ct al vi. Smith, County
Judge, &c; Daily W.. Erickson; Loughrin We. Ross;
Sharp Va. Freeman OF al; Yugdango ct al Va. Solo.
Judgments ARMED without cos's--Thc People, cx
Judgments reversed ana new trials granted costs
To abide eveuts--MatOun Ell oil. W. Young; BostwcH
vs.. inc Baltimore and ohio Railroad; Sanford vs..
sanford; The Manhattan Brass Manufacturing Com.
parly w. Scars; Robinson vs.. Well
Judgment reversed and new trial granted and
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SUPREME coUHT-CAAMBERs.

BY Judge lngrahan.
Coleman Cs. Co; eHiGf.-Reference ordered.
Same vs. Sanle.-MOti0n granted.
HeRnfSsey rs. The Empire FIRE ErtfngutshtlJ
COnpdag.- appointed.
The Continental National Bank as. Nathan Ran.
dOU.-MotiOn denled costs to abide event.
Jose FeTrtT de CoutO rs. Henry T.. DapteS. Jr.-Or.
der settled.
Mar Nathan ct al. Us. T,mothv Ho,Iand,-Motlon
denied; costs TO abide event.
Lsscis ". FO,rt u.s. Fat1p II. mathematician
denied.
GO,cgO,oSKi Us. BenziJa,-Mcmoranda
bv Judge Barnard.
The Fourth National Bank rs. D. c. Fan Nor.
mOn.-MemOranda.
BY Judge CardoZo.
Malcolm as. ANe5l.-MOfon denied.
IN the Aattsr Of the Application or the God Hiu
and Montana Mining C0napdnU-MOttCn granted.
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Aaasslf ACCIDENT on THE NORRIS AN, ESSEX RAILROAD

fireman named Thomas Kelly, while 0lllle tne
cylinder valves or the locomotive Scranton, near the
depot ut Hoboken, slipped under the wheels and
was terribly manglca lie was conveyed TO st.
Mars = hospital where death soon terminated his
suiiefings. morse was killed by another engine
hedr ,is same SPOT, the driver escaping death very
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TIVE ws,E CASE

The arguments In this case continued In the Court
OF Errors and Appeals, at Trenton N j., until noon
yesterday. after when the Court went into confer
cncc, the result OF which did not transpirc. or
course the opinion viii NOT DC delivered until the
end OF tic term. opinion IL auou' ialyy divided on
Ware o last chance
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A Dead Mans Property Claimed by Two
Contestant Widows.

Contestant Widows.
by Judge Van Brunt.
Caroline d. Frost rs. Ce,ina Ff0s,.-In 1856
Joseph q. Frost died In this city possessed OF con-
siderable property in railroad stocks and lands IN
Vermont and Iowa. Both parties to this suit claim
to be his widow. The paintT insists that sho was
married TO MN In 1880 aud lived with him up to q
short time before his death. when. being sick IN 81.
Luke's Hospital, ne took up with the defendant.
who was wi il HIM when he died, and afterwards,
under pretence OF being his widow took possession
her OF Or. Adams' church, and that after her hus-
bands death lived the charity OF the church.
While the defendant lived In fashionable style at the
Everett House. The defendant did not appear 10
contest the suit. As ony proof could he given Of
some personal property ayerdlct for $780, the value
OF gold watch, gold rug and the deceascQ's ward.
robe, was given In favor OF the plaintiff.
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ckll,hin ~ A ckSx.

AT eleven O'Clock yesterday morning while John
Meyers was hosting hog head Of tobacco on hoard
OF vessel NJ The California dock foot Of North
Fourth street, Jersey Cy one OF The ropes snapped
and the hogshead came down with a crash on the
Deceased was about twenty -eigh, years Of age was
unmarried and nved at tho corner OF Washington
and Rector streets, New York. An Inquest VIII be
t,atS
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COURT Or COMMON pltAs-spsc,Al TEAM.


Decisions.
BY Judge Larremore.
The People, DC, ra. Caiprnter.-Judgment va
Gated.
Kinos,and re. Chapman Motion granted.
Williams as. SoWe.-Motion granted and refer
encc ordered.
Patterson Us. Kou-Motlon granted and refer
ence ordered.
WhutL Us. Standardization TO pay over money
deposited with County Clerk granted,
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MARINE COuAT--pAaT 3.
Penalties Of Riding on tho Avcnuc.
ppfore JudQr GrDea-

Penalties Of Riding ON tho Avenue.
Before Judge Gross.
Henderson Us. Shert1o0d.-Tbis action Is brought
by the painilr to recover damages sustained under
the following circumstanccs:-On the 2oih Of April
last plaintiff with friend. was driving down Fifth
avenue, and on turning into Flfty.scventh street
was run into by the defendant, demoiishing his
carriage and throwing both plaintiff AMI his friend
Ort.
Defendant claimed that he did not run into plain.
tin, bui that plaintiffs horse ''shed,u aud backed
down into mis- team, thereby getting upset. and that
"a he could stop his horses lie handed PLAIN
Iir hts card, knowing that he was not responsible
for the accident.
The Court after overriding motion to Dismiss at
the close oil PLAINTIFFS case, granted II on It's being
renewed by defcndcnt after tho testimony was in
for the defence giving judgment Tor defendant for
costs and tweniy-nv dollars allowance.
Decislons.
John r. Rechien rs Henry X. Hoftmer.--Judg.
ment In favor OF plaint for 500 OF and costs with
x25 allowance.
Hrnry N. Henderson 70. John n. ShCrtc0od.--Dis-
missed with COSTS and SIS allowance.
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SUPERIOR C0var-S2fCllL Term.


Decisions.
BY Judge Mcneil.
Norris .SDlOns as. Frederick H. Rstckcn,,fr1. :.
Findings settled.
The Charleston IS ca Mining ana Manufacturing
Company rs. Samuel IT. Had-Order granted.
John N. Eitel ps. Rc6ecca TieDeistd.-Samc.
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Before Recorder HacEett.
A PROFESSIONAL THIEF SENT TO SING erso
Patrick Hanley, O young but notorious tbicf.
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T He COU R T S.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cuus!.
Alleged Fraud Upon the Revenue.
Before Commissioners Shields.

The United States cs. isaac Kaufman.-Tho de.
fendant who resides In this city. charged with
cOnspiring with one Long, who hives In Connecricut
10 defraud the government by not canrelling reve-
nue. stamps on packages OF tobacco He was held
this day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-05

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