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PERSONAL NOTES.

william Merritt at one time City Assessor OF La
fayette Ind, has been missing since the 7th inst.
Governor Brown. OF Tennessee. has appointed
Mr. John M. Fleming, Attorney General Tor the
Knox County Criminal Court
Matilda Heron is recovering her mental equ
brium. She appears upon the stage every night,
and shows no more symptoms OF insanity.
W. N. Cowden retires from the Marshall (Tenn., :,
Gazette, and turns II over to Charles Brandon. his
former associate, who will conduct 1t In the future.
Miss Eliza Lyman mas contracted to furnish all the
lumber for the water tanks and depot buildings OF
a Vermont railroad. She win "poss the JOB herself
Jerry Reed, formerly an acrobat In Dan Rice's
circus froze his feet severely, near Fort Madison
Iowa, the other day, that both had 10 be amputated
Mr.. r. w. Hilliker, prominent citizen OF Kansas
City, Mo-, mas been arrested on the charge OF for
gerry. The friends Of the gentleman are confident
that he viii be honoraDy acquitted.
The trial Of Mrs. Wharton for the murder OF
Genera ketchum, by poison, Will commence 10 the
Circuit Court for Anne Arundel county, at Anna
polls Nd, on Tuesday, December 8.
Mr.. Alexander H. stephens, who has been for
some time past the political editor oil the Atlanta
Daily SUM- mas bought out the interest of Mr.. A. NJ.
Speights, and is now part proprietor.
An Iowa City man VINO owns extensive timber
tracts In Louisa county mas hired, among his 0tner
choppers, an American woman, who cuts ana
franks upp more wood In day than any work.
man in the timDer.
Hon. T. Nixon Van Dyke, who mas been suggested
as candidate for Judge OF the Supreme Court OF
Tennessee 10 I'LL the vacancy occasioned Dy the re-
signation OF Mr.. Tnomas A. X Nelson. will not be
candidate Tor The place under any clrcum-
stances.
The following members OF the new State Senate
have engaged rooms at Congress Hall, AlUany:-E.
z. benedict, W. H. kooertson, A. W, Palmer, Jacob
Hardeaburgh, Norris Winslow, q. &. Lowery, VIII.
liam FoiNer, ID. p Wood, william B. WOCdin. George
Bowen, l. I. Lewis, JARVIS LORD.
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AN EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLAR
ROBBERY.

Descent Upon Bayard Stres. JeweIry Es-
Solomon Barron, an antique lsraelite, keeps O
jewelry store at 90 Bayard street. On Friday night
the INST, he went out OF the store about eight
O'Clock, for the purpose Of getting . drink,
being careful to lock the front door after
him. The bacK door he had nailed up
some time before. and, consequently. had
no apprehension for hts stock OF goods, more
especially as he did not propose TO be gone more
than lew minutes. Imagine his SURPRISE how
ever when, on returning, he discovered that some
mlscreant mad forced entrance through the very
door which he Dad taken so much care IN mailing
up and had absconded again win ffty-three
silver watches, two gold watches, six
table spoons. twsnty.four tea I, spoons
rings and signet rings, all OF which were worth
$3.50. Shortly after his making this discovery Isa-
erable-looklng specimens Of Polish Israelites as
ever trod Gods lar fcotstool, who occupy
SSidlnS as nas IN Which Barron Keeps his
shop, came IN and asked MT. Barron II
sween esn an o.
OF the Land OF the shamrock and the Daisies" has
been for some Time past empioyed BY @ Mr. barron lar In
| ofice on Satnrdays for the two women, Hanskee.
sky and Doragan 1T bens ,anos ors custom
that day. SATURDAY morning alter the robbery she
built Barron's nre as usual and then went up stairs
10 lHake hro iOI TIC WoHeH. W ms PeIior uliux
| this act she saw the woman D0ragan go TO a bed,
which occupied one corner OF the apartment, and
| take from under one OF the pillows TWO handsful
| or watches and put them in her BOSOM While
she was doing this the other woman, Hanskeeskyr
| seeing that Mrs. Swceny was observing her move
ments, Went up 20 her ana stepped genuy on @ ner
| turning round to Mrs. Sweeny, requested her
to 60 out q "leete vile" and then
about going out, but when she attempted 10 return
she found the door locked and those inside refused
TO admit her. Going down stairs she told Barron or
what she had seen whlle making the fire, where
upon that individual caused the arrest the two
women. and had them conveyed 10 the T0mDs Police
Court yesterday morning. The case was postponed
TILL this morning at ten O'Clock.
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COURT 0F COkKOn PLEAS.

As~ssnment Of Judges Tor the Year 1872.
Inc Following Is the assignment OF Judges In the
various branches Of thus Court for the year ls72:-
GENERAL JERhs-First Monday of Januarv
Chief Justice DAILY. Judges Robinson and J. NJ Daly !,
arst Monday OF March, Chief Justice Daly. judoes
Loew aud LarTeinorei first Monday OF Nav Cnief
Justice Daly, Judges Robinson and Larremore; frst
Monday OF October, Cnie Justice Day, Judges
Larremore and j. y. Daily; first Monday OF Decem.
Der, Chel Justice DAILY, Judges Robinson and Loew
Court opens at eleven O'Clock.
SPECIAL TERMS, for trial OF issues OF fact,-Part
L-frst Monday OF January, Judge Larremore; nTst
Monday Of February, Judge J. r.. DAILY; first Monday
OF March. Judge :. r. DAILY; nrst Monday OF April,
Loew; first Monday OF June, Judge J. r. DAILY; nrst
Monday OF October, Judge Loew; lrst Monday Of
November, Juugc Loew; first Monday OF December
Judge J. y. Daly. Part First Monday or Febru.
ary, Judge Robinson; first Monday OF April Judge
,. ~ DAILY; first Monday In June, Chief Justice Day
nrst Monday IN November, Judge Larremore, Court
opens at eleven O'Clock.
EQUITY TKRns.-First Monday OF February Judge
LArremore; first Monday OF April. Judge Robinson;
nrst Monday of June. Judge Loeyi nrsI Monday of
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The following resolutions were adopted:--.

Resolved That the railroad track Fourth abovS
9I 1S :: q sSa
vas through the day :erou, de;r%sns e ss sy En, o.
eommencna a. Forty street. north to the Harlem
70, Spy ueS s.s =: nuS
oas
By the connpsny's usurpation and Occupancy
constant rsk Of other and greater dangers momen,ar
ri. Ss
taken have these evils remeded BY reconstructns the
ross n aS Tss snd a. Ss o coun. tho on,
sb: safe and sccsPabe for % ~ II:
arch grade and elevation where the
ground is already high enough commencing at Fory1
n'ia He:oi,sa solved III That while generally conceded h..
point q s visw 70 permit snsperssion y along
Ss II q
ruinous and aniver.aly oDisc'ionable condition: :.
cOr,ap. S1w.s ss,'.on q aa;aoTIsy h.: Ssea
and de.r.Ss psr q shs residences into place
70 tolerated. hcy
ieen,s ward. through ~soh the
q
:sssss II
@ 5. y ss 81
vidua may he resisted the masses must be respected
p s 1ss: 1' 5s '1a @sS Ao:
GRIEVANCES demands immediate, resoute action The
%%n o 81 ?:
or BY chains across the Streets an apology
and over
ndent By risks successfully BY becoming familiar
resolved. TAat Committee q be appointed to ON
listing grievances and the result of this
that they respectfully. but firmly remonstrate, ia
urge that prompt Immediate steps b taken "a
psd Be- 70 Se evil an 70 s .ns hsr
rights and security from peril definite s
coanc ad % g s ns
ISa Saa s sn Of
from this district be instructed all Their influence to
New & a. pon S 81: ss Ike
Of which just complaint Is herein made J
for s e. 81
Prague civil engineer 70 the Nipsteenh Ward Railroad
forth IN his specifications and drawings which provides
for slnken way TO be arched from Forysecond street.
cable to srcn he avenue from fortyah street north sSs
this can bs done BY lowering the track nine OF
By raising the grade Of the avsnus or sga. feet
Aud he railroad company from l4o i5S feet Of
a.de Foryaith, Forty sIth. Forty Forty.
eighth streets win BE- no greater than Thriyfourh street,
where Il now crosses Park avenue.
Mr.. Row reported that he called upon Mavor Hall,
who reported that the Aldermanlc resolutions,
while not binding the city, would show that tho
Ing the tracks, aud lie had no doubt Mr.. Hall would
approve the action. II was stated that the Harlem
Company receives 100000 yearly from the other
ceiveS not one cent
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Where, Oh Where! Has rho Police Justice
Gone - Has Judge Shandley Been
Kidnapped s-An Anec tionatc sister-EIIen
McDermofrs Capillary Adornment.
There was lengthy calendar at the above Court
yesterday, and as early as nine O'Clock the court
room was filed TO its utmost capacity with wit
nesses friends OF the prisoners and constitutional
loaiers. The prison box contained as much or de-
graded. debased humanity as WAS ever seen within
Its vermin.infested precincts, and everybody and
everything settled IT and themselyes down to walt
the arrival OF Judge shandey. Brtsthey had good
time waiting most assuredly. Ten O'Clock came
and s the dispenser OF justice tarriea'. Half past
Ten was pointed on the dial Of the large clock and
ne came not All became anxious; every, time the
door opened and swung to again with It's peculiar
''bang' heads were turned and eyes strained, but
70 no purpose.
be came not--no, he came not;
Eleven came alone
The vagabonds In the prison boz
Gave utserAnce TO nsught but moans
From witnesses and reporters
Loud mprecations were heard,
And sul Judge shandey tArried,
And his presence there deferred.
told BaIlad-sliahtly aitered)
Ofllcers were sent out IN every direction In quest
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SUPERIOR COUaT-spsCIAL Term.



BY Judge Freedman.
James O'Bnen, Sheriff. VS.. The Merchants Insur
ance Company.-Order granted
John M. Fisher VS.. Edward Bishop.-Same.
The New Boston Coal Mining Company vs.. Daniel
Parker ct al.-Reference ordered.
Ambrose O'Neil ct a!. VS.. Henry X Ganney.-
Order gr anted.
John x. Caldwell VS.. The Hotchkiss Brick Machine
C0mpany.-Same.
John Q. Carpenter VS.. Laura D. Carpenter
william Lalor VS.. Eugene Kettelar. -Uraer
granted.
BY Judge Spencer
Bartlett Bradley.-Mo,lon decided. See
opinion with Mr.. Spence clerk, at Champers
Manhattan Life Insurance Company Vs. Reeder
Mutual Life insurance Company w. Mary E.
Camp ct al-Same.
Degraaf et al. Vs. Sute.-Mouon denied, without
costs
Nssen VS.. Dugan.-Motion granted.
Boyer VS.. Saul.-Motion TO cnange place or trial
denied; costs 10 abide event.
Knowles VS.. McChrister ct a.-Judgment
granted.
Mutual Life Insurance Company vs.. Church OF
the Holy Light ct al.-Order granted.
Chrlsia ct al. vs. Christal ct al-Motion denied;
costs 10 abide event.
Allen vs. Falls.-Judgment granted.
Con2den VS.. Hcrmann.-All0wance OF two and o
hall per cent granted.
Young vs. foung.-Motion granted.
Lo-ee w. Cole.-Same.
North American Insurance Company VS.. Carlin ct
81 Ghree casesl.-Judgment ordered.
Worth w. West ct al.-Same.
Bates CT al. vs. Jones ct al.-Judgmeut granted
spook vs.. Larkin ct aL-Same.
ABBOTT VS.. West ct al.-Same
hanspack vs.. Cnrystie ct aL-Same.
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SUPREME COUHI-cHAMBeRs.
The Late DR.. ConnolIy's Estate In Litigation,
Before Judge CardozO. ---.

The Late DIR. Connolly's Estate In LitiGatlOns
Before Judge Cardozo.
IN the Natter Of Se1dh B. Strong, Committee OF Mrs.
<onnollvs Estate ana Person. The suicide of the
late DR.. J. J. Connolly ana Its attendant croum-
stances are still fresh In the public mind also the
insanity OF his wife, which directly followed,
The doctor left estate valued at some seventy
thousand dollars. Application was made for the
appointment OF Mr. Strong committee OF the
estate and Mrs. Connolly, which was granted.
Notion was made yesterday by Mr.. II. O. Dennis0n
II. Baker appointed La his place. 1t was urged in
support OF the motion that two brothers or Mrs.
Connolly signed the application supposlng 1t to be
for the appointment or Mr.. Baker. 1t was further
urged that Mr. strong was not proper person 10
have charge oil trust, and that he had already
disposed OF all Mrs C0nnolly's estate without the
authority OF the Court. The Judge took the papers,
rcservtng his decision.
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INTEMPERANCE OR HOMICIDE.

Dr. Dea, Of West Thirteenth street, yesterday in.
formed Coroner 6chirmer OF the death of Margaret
Ryan, an Irish woman, twenty-eight years OF are.
who lived at 454 West sixteenth street. In cerif.
cate which he sent down tn doctor says:-"About
twelve days from commencement OF delirium tre-
mems; ABOUT nve from commencement OF gastritls
About TWO weeks ago deceased had q
1gnt with some person to ne unknown;
her assaant bruised her considerably, still 1
do not think her injuries had anything to 40 with
her death, which | believe to have been caused
solely Dy her intemperate habit OF drinking to
oil death Deputy Coroner Cushman will make q post.
mortem examination on the body. This course is
absolutely necessary, as without 1t burial certn
cate cannot be granted.
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CITY cuUsT-spEclAL TERN.
A Couple of Divorce Suits-The Quevedo
Before Judge Nelson.

A Couple of Divorce Suits-The Quevedo
Case.
Before Judge Nelson.
Reoe0ca G.. QueuedO Us. Francis Quepedo.-The de-
fendant in this case il secretary Of the Brooklyn
Park Commission, and his wife brought suit for an
absolute divorce ON the grounds OF adultery and
cruel treatment. The action was commenced last
summer, aud motion was made for alimony,
which was denied, whereupOn q supplementary
complaint was filed. Defendant answered, but the
answer was subsequently withdrawn. Mrs.
Quevedo charged that her husband was on terms OF
improper intimacy with q woman named Margaret
Long, who was employed as seamstress In the
FANNY. and that he established her at the head OF
the family. n3
Yesterday morning, the answer having been
Withdrawn, judge Nelson appointed referee TO
take testimony as to the material facts which the
complainant alleged and report to the Court
Moro Married Misery.
Anna f. Wilde ps. Charles r. Wide Mrs.
Wilde instituted this action for an absolute divorce
the ground OF adultery, and the was sent to
referee. No defence was made, and yesterday the
referee reported In favor of allowing the divorce
applied for. The principal witness against the de-
fendant was his son. q boy OF fourteen years,
who Is now IN the House Of Refuge, and who test,-
fed that ne lived with his father IN mouse the
Eastern Oltrict where his father occupied room
with q woman named Ann Newman Mr. and mrs.
Wilde were married IN December, 1881, ana have
three children, the eldest OF whom Is nineteen
years OF age.
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PATERSON COURTS.

The December term OF the Passaic county Courts
convened at Paterson yesterday, Judge Bedle pre-
siding, with Associate Judges Daggers. SandrorJ.
Ternune and Barkalow. Henry p. simmons, OF Pas
sale Village, is foreman OF the Grand jury, which
body Is made up OF the most intelligent men that
have been called together Tor similar purpose In o
long time.
In his charge to the Grand Jury Judge Bede d.
rected them TO fully investigate the recent railroad
disaster OH the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad near Paterson whereby one brennan
killed and an engineer severely wounded, and II the
accident was the result OF the gross carelessness
alleged, then the person responsible for the same
should be found guilty Of manslaughter.
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PRE- EXCITEMENT IN PATERSON.

There is considerable excitement among the peo
pie Of Paterson on the subject Of fire; 30 much So
indeed, that the matter was made the subject Of
considerable legislation at the meeting or the Board
or Aldermen on Monday night A fire limit was
no frame buildings can hereafter be erected; I;
another hook and ladder apparatus was
ordered to be purchased, company organ
ized, ana 1000 feet OF additional hose were ordered
committee was authorized 70 inquire iuto the ex-
pediency OF purchasing two or more additional
steamers, and the Fire Committee was directed TO
ascertain the plans and cost Of IRE tower and
alarm bell These things, TO he sure, are far behind
the age IN city the size Of PaterRo but they would
probably not have como up for o long time yet but
for the late disastrous nres IN that ctu
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oBLIaINa AND POLITE CONDUCTORS.


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
This morning car No. 80, which arrived at twenty.'
three minutes to eleven O'Clock at the Astor Rouse
from the uepot OF the Broadway line, was the
scene OF the most cruel and ungentlemanly
conduct that could possibly be Indicted upon un-
protected woman. i got on OF or near Union
square. The car was ratner crowded.
several ladies being among the passengers.
There was one particularly pleasing looking
young lady on board, wao asked the conductor 70
let her out at Great Jones street. When we got
got down to Eighth street sne asked him again. I
was busy reading and did not take any more no.
tce OF her until heard her the brute TO let her
or At Great Jones street. We were below Broome
street then. His roya dirtiness pulled the strap
with jerk, and told her to get on. sne reminded
him that sne mad spoken to him before. when he
Joined that ne must have head like "Danilv
Webster 70 remember the wants OF sixty passen-
gers. Anyhow, the street she wanted was only four
or i've blocks or The modest young lady blushed
ana got on, carrying heavy satche, while his
royal dlrtlness winked at cnum on the platform.
Tne WINK aforesaid cracked the enamel on MS
ulrty lace. Could yon suggest 10 the directors OF
the Broadway line the propriety Of institutlng Q
Datn inspection OF their c0nductorsf 2 l travel twice
q day on the line, and don't expect any civility.
Yours 40. SUBSCRIBER FOR SIX YEARS.
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COURT OF APPEALS


ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 10, 1871.
Judgments affirmed with costs-Dexter vs. Nor
ton. Heay VS.. Reilly Pinder Resolute Fl re In
surance Company, Bryant VS.. Trlmmoo, Petrie vs..
Cooke.
Judgments reversed and new trials granted,
costs to abide event-Torrence Conger, Ward vs..
New York Central Railroad Company, Downs vs..
New York Central Railroad Company, Curtis vs..
Ayrault, McMahon VS.. Roach.
Judgments OF New York Common Pleas reversed
and Judgment for defendant without costs TO either
party-Jacobs VS.. Morange.
order OF General Term reversed and order OF
Special affirmed, with costs-Fuer Conde
Orders granting new trials afnrmed-Low vs..
Hail. Nichols vs.. Mead.
The orders OF the Supreme Court so far as they
direct stay OF proceedingsb by appeal, otherwise,
ol the appellant reversed-Brinckley va. Brinckey.
Appeals dismissed-Bennett Va. Lake. Young
house Flnaar.
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SUPREME CoURr-OHAMBERs-Hel by Judge
CardozO.-Nos. 3, l6 ~, 60, ~ 49, 81 100, l02 ll9.
SUPREME COURr-SPEcIAL TERM--Heid by Judge
Barnard.-Case on. Part Held by Judge Van
sss, S5l 6so, 73i, sol, 7sah. as0 al 74s 745 747,
7ls: Part 2-Held BY Judge Brady.-Nos. 1887,
l6lSK.
Judge M0neL-Nos. 5S5, 16A5, 167, S73, l2ll, 1225,
1851 1878, 800. 225, 1915 lls1. 6So. sol sos Part
2-Held by Judge Spencer.-Case on.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERA-Part Held by
Judge ]. F. Day.- ase on.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held py
1915. 6s79, TOO, 7424. 745s 7491 1885, 1885, So0l,
sI4s Part 2-Held by Judge Shea.--Nos. 1929, 75i6.
1850, 1857, 6zS5, 7O46 1862 1924 1862, 1851 zoos,
1861 1861, 1868, 1859. Part s-Held bv Judge
Joacnimsen.-Nos. 1894 s05s, 7l57 1872 e135, s32s.
1885, $3.50. $685. 1888, 1884, 1855, $685. 1881, SS8S,
$685. $500, 1891, 1892 $751;.
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CITY COURT-TRIAL TERM.
Alleged Fraudulent stock Operation.
Before Judge McCu0

AIeBCu EruuuuIent SCOCK OpcrUtIOUe
Before Judge McCue
Catherine Steobtns Us. John Cunningham
plaintiff alleges that the defendant SOLD her 81 800
OF Van Brunt street Railroad stock and that at the
time he did so he knew that the stock was almost
valueess and the company nearly lnsolvenL Since
the sale she declares that the company has paid no
dividends, and that the stock is nearly devoid OF
market value. she therefore brings suit to recover
S. 600.
The defence Is Q general denial Case on.
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR

CITY CoURr-Nos So, 141, $50. $50. 2ls eao, 2s4,
o54 232 257, 259 III, 32 8ol o. 49, 81, 1885, 240 2s7
2ss. 2s9 296, 33l 230 81 5s 100, 226 299, s00 300,
307, $40, 3l2, 3l6 s36. $40. 4 %, 219. 2l7, 12a.
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STREET CARS AND THE SMALLPOX.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10, 1871.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SIR-Ought persons just recovering from small.
pox be permitted to ride in the street carss think
not, although 1t may be hardship to those unfortu.
nate persons. ask this question, because to- day
had occasion to travel on Seventh avenue car and
woman, just recovering from smallpox stepped
aboard q little above Canal street. Ol course there
was q regular skeddadle for the platform when she
entered the car To permit such persons TO ride in
The TO invite the spread OF the disease through
the city. Yours, very truly nj
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The Election Cases.
BEFORE Jufl00 McCue.

Before Judge McCue.
The case OF Jacob Worth Ia well known repubi
can potician), Edward Terrier and Henry Jones'
who are charged with violating the election laws in
the Seventh district OF the Sixteenth ward, was
called on yesterday morning for trial. General Cat
lin, OF counsel for defence, moved Tor q postpone
ment until to-day in consequence OF the absence Of
the senior counsel ex-Judge Reynolds.
District Attorney Morris consented with the un-
derstanding tina: the trial proceed to-day. The
case, therefore, went over.
The case OF John Carey charged with substituting
ballots In the First district or the Fifth ward
also postponed,
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BROOKLYa COURTS.
UNITED STATES coMalsslosEas coua'.
The Revenue Law.

Before Commissioner Winsl0w.
William White, Of North Filth ana sixth streets;
Patrick Murray. OF Walworth street, near Park ave.
nue.; John Mclean OF Walworth street, near Myrtle
avenue; William Turner, near Flushing Bridge, and
James O'Donnell, of ClassOn avenue, corner OF
Dean street, were before the Commissioner on the
charge Of retailing liquor without paving the special
tax required By law. They were held 10 bail to an
SWer.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Non-Paynent Of special Tax.
Before Commissioner Shields.
me United States ps c. p. R0st.-The defendant
vas discharged on his own recognlzance 10 await
m examination on charge OF dong business as o
neuor dealer al 10 Mott street without paying the
special tax re- CURED by law.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSION.


Grind L0FC0u1c3s
Before Recorder Hackett
There was very little business transacted In this
Court Yesterday owing to the absence OF witnesses
for the people.
Charles Burns was tried and convicted Of stealing
silver watch, valued At $l4, on the sth OF Novem-
Der, from Patrick Drew. As he was an ex-convct
and mad served two terms In the Penltentiary. the
Recorder imposed the highest penalty the law al
lowed, which was nve years imprisonment In the
State Prison.
Konn Ohman, against whom was another tndict-
ment Tor emoexzlement pleaded guilty 10 grand
larceny In stealing $500 IN Dank oils, the property
OF Henderson Mont. He was sent 10 the sing
Sing Prison for i've years
Frederick B. Bowman pleaded guilty to embez-
zling $40 on the 10th OF October from The New York
and Boston Express Company, and was remandcd
for sentence.
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O'Clock
CHAMBERs.-January. Judge L0ew February,
Judge Loew; May, Judge !. f. Daily; June, Judge
Larremore; July, nrst and second weeks Juige
Van Brunt: July, third and fourth weeks Judge
Larremore; August first and second weeks. yuige
Robinson; August tn rd aud fourth weeks. yuayG
Loew Septe nber. first and second weeks judge ::
y. Daily; September third and fourth weeks, Cnlel
Justice DAILY; october, Judge Robinson; Novemoer.
Judge ]. F. Daily; December, Judge Lafromor0s
Court opens ct ten O'Clock. ,
NATHANIEL JARVIS JR.. Clerk.
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ALBANY, n. Y. Dec. 10, 1871.
The following u the Court OF Appeals day caiel.
dar for December 2o:-Nos. AGO. 595, 379, ls3 4sO
649, Ala S82.