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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

The juveniles, known as the
{" Gophcr>," who last year were in
vinrlble, made visit to P'over last
Saturday, where they were i"&t'"ct
81 in the game by the Tom Thumbs,
to the music Of tce"ty.fce w'jirs,
The g littlc men " have established
n bad precedent, we fear, for now
orr Plover and Pojut cousins will
come down upon Us like a wolf on tn"
tol, aud wen have to clean en- ont,
or our occupations gone forever
The "boys" all tell how well they
were used, and what a glorious time
they enjoyed with their PIoTer
friends.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

a little babe four months Old,
daughter OF Mr. Frank llamrn, was
seriously poisoned last "Wednesday
morning with Croton Oil, which The
mother administered supposing it 10
he Sweet OH
The vial Of Cruton was returned
through mistake by ncighhor who
had borrowed Sweet Oil. The little
one is slowly improving.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

The work OF having sidewalks in
many portions Of the Wards of the
City is progressing finely. But few
rods Of unlaid wax will have been
lett for the City Fathers to take
cognizance Of after the first of An
gust These improvements have ma
trrially added to the appearance Of
tI,c CITY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

Nh \ er,s is doing . good work on
Oak Street, is widening the same and
is filing in the slough with slabs, pre-
paratory, we suppose, to opening the
street across the island.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

The boys are catching large nnm.
bers Of cat fish in the Neeve> and
lower cddys. Mary lines are being
set nightly, and il rnmor speaks cor.
rect|y somebody is catching very
many fish who owns neither line or
hook
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
!Sudden Death.

A French IAN, whose name We can
not give, died suddenly at Cen,ralla
last Sunday morning. He was i'll
only about an hour. His parents re.
side in Canada.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

''''' : =" III i''NNN w ''''eo tHN
street across the island.
Destructive CoHfagrati0n-- Effects
Of LiJhtHiAg.
Our city was visited by a most dis
astinus fire last Wednesday morning,
destroying the building formerly on.
cupicd as the Reporter office on
Woods Addition, aud also the spa,
ulouS barn ard oul buildings belong.
ing to Hon. JOS. Wood, together with
the large barn belonging to j +.
lngraham. The fire was occasiuned
by stroke Of lightning. About one
O'Clock almost our entire population
were awakened by most terrific peal
.of thunder, resembling more closely
A nitro glNcerne explosion than the
crash Of thunder, and almost the next
instant, the large barn owned and &c.
ruplrd by Hon JOS. Wont, was ap,
parently envelupcA il sheet Of fame.
@
amount Of OLD hay in the loft, caused
the flames to spread with alarming
rapidity, and prcclndcd the possibility
of saNIUD buf very few of the lalua-
o' . " '''~ "''''
w. -
NJ. w,o5 v,ro r,Iooso, -, H.
Frank Wood cn,t;na ,h.;r horor.
wbi,a IN hed1;,g aod bo, - 40
n,n,,ars w,. il dam. ma n.,,oy
immediately communicated wt,h M,
hmhliur Yves, Of the harm ,,.,.nnird
a, \ DWELLING by German f,uo)v
W ho had bat recently orconied It
consuming it however with ba, III.
fling loss to the occupants. The barn
of Mr.. Ingrahan, directly East,
and separated only by narrow alley.
way. was next caught up by the
flames, Seriously threatening in Turn
the burn belonging to Mg>~rs PhiI.ro
% ln2raham, which vas saved only
tbro"-d TIE uMnlag cEertlonS OF
Somo 81 the most gallant workers W."
ever 81" at = tire Several times the
gable was sheet of ilnmc.
The dwellings, Of Mr. 1ngraham and
Mr. PhIleo were seriously threatened,
but were saved with but IittIedamage.
Mr.. Wood loses Two Wagons, and
several srt,s Of harness, beside
SIrigh>, saddles, etc, etc, together
with te,. or twelve tons of hay, and
some grain. Mr. Ingraham succeed
ed in securing very large portion
Of his property, though he suffers
some loss in gram and bay.
The snnnosit,en i ,hat ,bn rcIt.
ning.roa on NJ, WeoTs h,r,
,os d.t..,;.a ,ho,nh NJ. v,oI
thinks contrary The ,Ia.nolia
nan .n1 Cabinet Waro roo,,.
- NJ, HIN va,or wa.o e,,,.or,l,
,l,,,o,o,nd h,, uaro r,,t,,,.ot, go,
cd A. ,vanno. l,.. hn, r,,l.
in removal Of f,r,,i,,ra
nv
dad :, ,t, rI 80 80 ~ ~
u,u.s II T,.tnor a,t r. " s ~
e,.on for ,h.;r oe,,s !, ,,hl,;n,
the aauas ,hon,h 90 v,,,a ~,
,nro ,ha ,otoahl.. ia ,.nl,..,1, =,
hundred o,hors rlo ri.l.5 ba,,,b
a,d Er. !, III. 1,aicl o.,o.,
NJ Wool. lace m;u f,,, M e.
20 .,o ,n.t,lt.. - Al.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
TOuRdrU.

IOuRdTy.
We dropped INTO the Foundry last
Monday, .akin' notes, and confess
that while there we felt as though we
had not as yet rcturncd from our
Eastern jannt.
Such an air Of business, and pre-.
parations for casting, moulding, and
all the paraphenaia Of machine
work, made Us hast believe We wee
yet away down East among The iron.
works OF larger Cities.
A few years ago if any one had
vcntured the assertion that Grand
Rapids would have in 1871, Faun
dry, Machine Shop. Saw Manufac.
tory, etc., etc, ami All carried on on a
scale that surpasses some Of our more
prctcntious cities, they would have
been booted at as crazy. To.day we
see the complete truiiion Of our
hopes, and with the coming years
close we shall have still further dem.
onstrative proof that our CITY and
County can sustain mashine work.
that will compare fayorabIy with any
North Of Milwaukee.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
Laid OEer.

Laid Orer. (
Mr.. Philleo's letter from Detroit
the last Of the series, we are obliged
to Law over till our next ISSUE owing
to lack Of space,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
CGNsc Of Spcciai Erdfitudc.

Rev. John Il Graves, Magnolia,
Miss, Whites; III my testimony III
behalf Of the superiority Of your ma
chine, oyer all others used III my fam-
ily, should influence any kind and
generous husband to procure one for
his witt,-or to put his double thread
Machine in the market, a. did, ard
huv 4 Wilcox & Gibbs, am salts
fed that that woman would ever re-
member mo most gra'efnlly.'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

Work AND Play il fresh aud spi.
cy Magazine, embracing among ;ts
corps Of contributors, some Of the
mot Poplar jnvcnil writers in The
country, and is achieving success IN
a frDa peculiar to itself IT, object i
the combination Of instruction with
TIE amusementS Of the home circle.
AMI it is illustrated with beautiful
Chrouos printed IN oil cuIorS Prot
Rover, the recognized authority on
the rules Of Croquct in this country,
has charge Of the Game d oparmcnt.
aud the Puzzle Pages are exceeding
" full and attractive.
We believe this is the only Dollar
Magazine for the young folks that is
published.
send 10 cents for sample copy to
Mirror BRADLEY 10 Co, Springfield,
Mas.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
.igricuiturui Meeting.

Remember the Agriculture Meet
ing, Saturday Jaly 2o,h. The re-
port of the Committee on committees
for the forthcoming Fair will be re.
cciyed, and ether important business
transacted
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
Rep0ired.

The Wisconsin River Bridge has
been repaired successfully, and made
stout and safe through a thorough cx
animation and pitching and tarring
The Joints exposed to the weather.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
Fruit Jars,

Fruit Jars,
The best manufactured, received
and selling fast a. the Wood Co. Drug
Store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
SEE

See
Notice Of Teachers Institul, in an.
other column.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

...s.:ai examinenon OF the factsI ne was sasisfed
inere was no legal defence to the indictment, al
though iiere were circumstances that might ap.
peal az the proper time. 10 the clemency OF the
Court when The prisoner should he brought up for
sentence. lie would ask the District Attorney 10
nuie prosequ the first and second counts.
and the defendant would plead guilty to the third
count
The Assistant District Attorney said he world
take plea OF guilty generally, ana subsequently
elect as TO what count tile sentence should be on.
Mr.. Courtney replied that tnat wonld be salts.
factory.
Win this understa ding the prisoner pleaded
guilty and was remanded.
Lharse OF Embexzling National Bank
Funis.
The trial OF Morris s. Hin was set down for the
lath OF March. The defendant Is indicted for en-
bezSlrng money the property OF the National Bank
OF Someis, Westminster county.
RcseUing N Prisoner.
owen Cannon Will be tried on Thursday, March
o. on an Indictment charging HIM with rescuing
prisoner rom a deputy marshal.
There being no case ready FOR trial tue court
adjourned till today.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

ohgect Of which II 10 not eag 20 comprehend
unless 1t be intended a. Q covert means
OF casting di credit on Mr. Boutwell's new
bonds-a movement the unfairness OF which
should be at once disc0untenanced. Whatever the
supposititious merits OF the refunding question It
should have fair trial. It Is stated that the
Messrs. Rothschilds and Seligmans, Of Frankfort.
have been appointed agents for the loan In that
city. The government list closed steady, II not
s'rong, as Iollows:-United States currency skies,
ll3A ll3ss DO SKIES, 1881, registered II47s 1i5;
do. do, coupon. 1l4X a l15; do. hve-twenties,
registered, May and November, ll2 a llax; do do,
1852, coupon, do.. ll2 l1etl; do. do 1864 do. do
ll2 ll2S; do. do. 1865 do. do, ll2 1l2l5; do.
DO, registered, January and July. 10Y Ill; do.
do, 1865, coupon do. 1l0gs Ill; DO. do, 1867,
do. do, Ill a 11IH; do. do, 1865 do do, ll1M a
lll4; do ten-iorties registered. 100 " lo91; do.
do, coupon. 1925 l09A.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES sTRoNG-NoRTH CARorrNAs
ACTIVE.
The Southern State bonds caugh; considerable OF
the buoyancy prevailing al the stock Exchange and
displayed more activity, the North Carollnas being
especially strong on further development OF the
movement to apply the dividends on railway stock
held by the State 10 the pay ment u interest on the
State bonds Tne South Carolinas opened strong,
but fell or u per cent later In the day. Holders
Of these bonds WIZ be glad to learn The sentiments
expressed by Governor Scott IN recent letter TO
friend, and IN which he says "There are two
Dis before the Legislature asking for state
aid for railroad purposes, both or which [
am confident will be deleatcd. The nfst, asking
the state endorsement on s2.00o,Oo0 or bonds for
the Grcenvile and Columbia Railroad, has passed
the House, but am sure 1t Will not pass the Senate
II 1t should, however, succeed In the Senate do
not think 1t possible to pass 1t over the Executive
veto. he other bill asking for 60 Ool Oo0 of honda
for Port Royal Railroad am confident will be killed
In the committee You may rest assured that what
ever influence may have In defeating any Increase
In the State debt will be used 10 accomplish that
most desirable resut.n The Mlssouris were firrner
despite reports OF movement In the Legislature 70
open the way TO granting state ald for certain In
ternal improvements. The Southern list closed az
follows-rennessee, eX coupon 641s a 6iA; do.
new, OK 64sl; Virginia. ex coupon, 65H
6o1s; do, new, 611s 62; do registered
stock, old, 521a ts; Georgia SKIES. 81 a
SO; do. seyens 90 91; North Carolina
ex coupon, 40 81; do, funding, 1898, 30 a IL:
do. do. 1862 so 81; do new, 27s IS; do, special
tax. 2l15 p; Missouri sixes el4 92; do, Hannibal
and ST. Joseph 81 92; Louisiana skies, 60 IL; do
new 6S o.; do. ieyee skies, ~ a IS; do. DO.
eIghis, s5 50; Alabama fyes, 70 70; CO. Fights,
100 l005s; do railroadeignts, 90 97; south Caro-
lima SKIES " 50; do, new, January and july 59lI
a sos; do. do, Apr and Octooer. 6l3s q 50, do,
registered stock, old, 60 q 90; Arkansas SKIES SO a
co. do. sevens so a 90.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
SUpEalcR C1gsT-SeECIAl TERM.
Decisions.
- .


George A. W5ilS a. az Us. The ADAMS Express
Company Order granted.
Lacfala {. Il. Dempsey us. James D. Hail.
Same.
WitIGnt y. F1oyd % al. rs. 4loeIt 3 Steta6erger-
Motion granted ia both suits.
charles HyaeS Us. Joseph GdH.--D efendant Is en-
titled to an order staying plalnun's proceedings
until the plaintiff shall submit TO an examination
pursuant TO the order OF TINS court and extending
the tune 10 answer Tor twenty Gays after the close OF
such examination, without prejudice, however, TO
motion WHICH may BE- made ny plaintiff upon
notice 10 vacate the oIder requiring the defendant
10 attend.
J. Il. vance vs. r. II. Boggaft.-Motion denied
with ten dollars costs.
YattQn1 Il. AttcheL rs. franklin B. RemDat,ag-
tOR.--Same.
FRED. Brodte Us. ClGrE d. RcDono,,gh.-
granted as 10 DILL OF particulars and denied TO the
copy OF the contract but with leave TO renew upon
further papers.
AleraRaer HcC. Stetson u.s. Norman Wfard-As
PLAINTIFFS noton must be denied upon the merits
tne order entered February l5 1871, will be per-
United 10 stand.
charles H. mallory u.s. 72te HUDSON RiUer Ratt
road Coanpdhg.--Motion denied, with ten dollars
costs.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
cOuaI CALERlARs-THls naY.

OYER AND TERNISEg AND SUPREME CoURT-CIR-
CuT-Par l--aeid by Judge SUtAerland.--Case on.
SUPREME C0URr--SPECiAL TERM-Heid by Judge
lDgraaan.-UpeDs " hau-past zen O'cOck A. NJ
No. 100.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs--H by Judge Bar
nard.-Opens ag ten O'Clock A. M.-No. l94.
COURT OF CoaMJs pLEAs--Part 2--Held by Judge
DalyAos '0i, cl2, ,s9, go, 53S sl3, o15 SIG, slI
So, s2i, 81. s23, ~, S25.
MARINE CoURr-Part Held BY Judge Gross.
Nos. 55f3, 6Blo
LOuRr or GENERAL SEssl0Ns-Before lohn X.
Backeu, Eec0rder.-Ihe People VS.. John Williams
burglary; same vs.. James M0rrison, burglary same
". James NcGuite and James smith, burglary;
Same W. James smith, felonious assault aud Dat-
terry; same vs.. Tunis Temple, embezzlement; Same
W.. John M0rehead emDezzlement Same " VIII
Lam Steward, grand larceny; Same VS.. Joseph Nc
Gratb and Daniel MeAdams grand larceny; same
VS.. John Arnson and Others grand larceny; Same
VS.. John Donovan grand larceny; Same VS.. Alonzo
Green. grand larceny same ys James Horton.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
sr.na larceny; Same va Robert Service receiving
BROOgLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Molten for Injunction for Infrinxement Of
Patents Denied.


Patents Denied.
Before Judge Benedict
augustus z. Norris ana James Cu,naafngs rs
SIDNEY r. ShelboHne.-This is a motion for an in.
junction TO restrain the defendant from completing
ana using a certain dredging machine now In pro-
cess OF construction by the defendant at the Cont-
mental Yard IN this city, upon the ground that IL il
plamillls--one dated May 8, 1866, auu the Other
January o, 400.
Tne use OF the parts and combinations claimed az
patented Is denied. but the patents relied on are
claimed 10 be voiu These patents nave never been
adJud Gated upon. Tie general alie2a ION oI public
only proof thereof, Is denied, prior pubic use
and want OF noyeiIy ls Serred. There is no eyl-
dellce showing the extent OF the OF che plain-
taiis patent ur OF the number OF machines sold by
bitl. The character Of the machine ana the uses 10
winch IL ~ pub seem 10 indicate lat the use has not
been very extensive, While the afidavits contain
some evidence OF prior public use OF the patented
parts In connection Wiin former patent Which has
expired.
IN view OF the nature OF the machine IN question,
aud oil tie tact that II Is not beng constructed Tor
sale, but Is sln.ie inacnne which me deiandant
mas constructed Tor employment Ia MS own uredg-
iuS operations, anu Tor The ol WnIca compAill-
ants can be iuily compensated III the event Of de-
cree IN tner aNor; anu NJ appearing lnaJ al lnJunc
llon would be likely 10 serious loss TO the de.
leaeant without CO. responding benefit TO the Ial-
un am or the opiaion that "a preliminary lnjunc-
lon should not be granted, provided the dele dant,
uIGtr the direction the Court, within i've DAYS
and on notice 10 the pGintl, give security protect
the plantlf a9alnsi al loss ana damages by reason
uon, and pay any SUN which may be awarded the
plaintla herein.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
ZEAL ESTATE MATTERS.

estate matters. The dealings yesterday were linz
ncd, rs shown below, but exhibited the same firm
neSS:-
CITY FGTATT-;N A, y pITrCKrP, soS .,xr, 70
Lot "A. =. commencing n. W. 81 6th III W.
25xN0 part Ol tac Ia4man estate soli March IL
1Ndc TO orlth Rowe ............... X, eyl
~ MULLER, NILEtsG
Nos 81 q 5a hy AID oJ3 Water street. iots s3.4g70xs3S
- Eias Kahn .l4,5Oo
Nos. 5si and 3S Last Houston street 313xs5 to W.
Il. ltshensteio.. 1850
No. s0l Houston s, corner oi Sherin, 2JNol6, 10 NJ
toqstein.. IA, 900
No. Duane st., irregular ot x about 20, To onn Leh-
1880
BRoOKL5N PROPERTY.
-Four lots, 2ssl00, and Lawrence Il Foulk,s shipyard
lOur4ol, TO A ) Thorp 900
No ~ henry street. ot M to M olt1iein.... 7700
Goldstsin. Also
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
SUPREME CHAMBERS.
About the Eirst Hi9rtEaRc Bonds Of fhe West
Line Railroad Company.
pornra Jndue Cardo1o

About the Eirst Hl0rtWaRc Bonds Of thc West
Line Railroad Company.
Before Judge Cardozo
Nicholas Rpnfer et al rs. Reuben L.. lidd eton et
dl-This was motion 10 make permanent an IN
junction 10 restrain he OF first mortgage bonds
or tae New Jersey West Line Railroad pledged by
Haniord 4 Co. 10 some OF the defendants and by
them sold TO others OF the defendants. Z. Hanlord
a CO.. IL i claimed, contracted 10 bud portion OF
tins road, and received about $780, 900 OF the rst
mortgage bonds OF the road, with the understanding
that they would not sell any OF them until
after the completion thirty miles Of
standing this agreement they pledged great
portion OF the bonds Tor loans. Among those from
whom loans were tnus effected We're a Mr. Beekman
one OF the directors. who loaned $780, coo OF the
bonds plelged 10 hin, and Mr.. A. ). Barton, TO
whom were likewise pledged $50, 600 of the bonds
Tor oalis. The plalntils comprise two OF the mem
bers oi the firm Hanlord Co., and II is said wlthout
The consent ol Mr.. Hanlord trans erred their nIol
10 the Cove Road construction Company. several
OF those To whom the ponds had been pledged sold
out the bonds, ana The plaintiffs sue the holders Of
tne bonus Tor an Injunction on their transfer and
Tor leave 10 redeem the bonds. Tue case came up,
as stated on motion 10 make the Injunction per-
manent. tie motion was opposed on the ground
tlat The time Tor redsemng the pledges had expired,
and tat the right OF sale therefore became absolute
anu also that the plaintiffs were nsovent, and that
the assignees of their contract were not shown to
ne solvent. The Court reserved its decislon.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
Decision
BY Judge Ingraham.
GrtiliJnd as. rtDlIti.-Ae noranda for counsel.
SuP2EM: CouaI-S2;cAL Isan.
Interestin Suit Regarding the Ownership of
the ieoaGs and Water Fronts Of Wurd,s
IsKn nj
Before Judge Ing ranam.

Island.
Before Judge Ing ranam.
Begch rs. The Mayor, Gc--fhis Is an action
Wards Island and also certain spaces OF lands dl-
YIded into roads. The land In dispute embraces an
area or about seveny-slx IL appears that the
island then known as Great Barr Island, originally
belonged to four parties, Abraham Il. Lawrence,
Richard Lawrence, Jasper Ward and Bartholomew
Ward. They made q partition OF the island in 1907,
and divided il up into different lots among them
selves and laid out various roads. Subsequently
they obtained from the Commissioners OF the Land
olce water patent TO all lands under water around
the island rum low 70 hign water marx, and 800
ieeG beyond, excepting the northwest side,
wnere The extension was $50 feet. These par
ties IN tnelr lifetime made various convey anceS
oI uiuerent portions OF the water rights 0p-
poste some OF the lots, and died seized
OF others. The plalniin, by conveyance, claims
TO nave acquired Jasper Wards rgat IN the roads
ana t-e water grants, and brings smt III partition
against the city, the commissioners OF Emigration,
ct Luke'S Hotel and various otner owners. The trial
IN Tue case began yesterday. Ner3 many interesting
questions OF law and fact are involved. Mr. ID.
McIahOn opposed the case OF consider able length,
diSisoa OF the island and water surroundings
among the original owners, rested MS case, when
further nearing was adjourned till the 2Ith Inst.
rue value oil the property involved covers several
hundred thousand dollars. Ol course lg Is tat
tdilglOr the lawyers, some dozen more being en-
Among these Wee Mr.. Richard C'Gorman, Counsel
1or The Corporation; Mr. Lawrence, who appeared
llf various owners, ana General Rice, who repre-
seated the Commissioners of Emigration.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
"M0LT and CHANDON."
An Audacious Burglary and Loss of n Quan-
tity of ahampagne-The Thieves md Ee-
ccivers Al ssnnnpcd.

uiy ot ihampa2Ge-Ihe JhieNes md lie.
ccivers All Snapped.
Antoine Cimeo, q wine dealer at 90 Baxter street
yesterday morning charged Daniel Smith an Ameri.
can OF % Mulberry street. and francesca Dallocclo
an Italian, living 10 Baxter street. with breaking
into his VINE vaults, by means OF an iron croWbar
Thursday night, ana stealing therelrom nve cases
OF champagne, Sa.ued aC fifty dollars. From the
evidence oi an officer attached 30 the sixth precinct
Ii appears that the prisoners are by no means new
hands al this KIND vi work, but nave been ior a long
time
PRACTISING THE NOBLE ART or BURGLARY
in the most scientific manner From BaOccio's
known predictions, his residence IN the vicinity
ana the iact tnat he was seen III the nelghDOrnood
on the night the burglary was committed sus piclon
1cll upon him, and lie was arrested When taken 10
the station house lie admitted hs participation IN
the oIenCe, alleging Lnat Daniel Smith actually
broke open the door or the premises at midnight,
ana that he (Balioccio) was onW an assistant: lie
oniy helped 70 carry away the piuuaer. When lhey
lrs Gron Joseph Bonl another itallan al Is Chrys-
Tie street and sold nm portion OF 1t, and the
remainder was bought from thcn b. August
Caslllne, also an Italian, OF 44 Mulberry street.
Snlta also admitted they
had SOLD THE WINE
70 the parties named ana, moreover, that those
men knew tnc Wlle hau been IconlOusiv OBTAINED.
Alter the arrest O the wo burglars CInic0 Obtained
warrants for Bonn anu Castiline. When Cmeo
went WIN the ohcer TO the formers place OF busI-
ness ne said, ~ tel VIII gif you Ze mooney Iur ze
Vine II !Ol vii moi make me lie prosecute: ~ bus
BoBi was arrested, ana hence saved hl5 money but
lpsi Ills reputation. tasuline seemed very anxious
also, anu would doubtless have given an the Ero-
ceres from MS store rather than submit to the In
dignity 81 arrest ana iLprlsOnMent Alderman
Conan committed all the parties in various anouuts
70 answer 10 the CITY Judge Tor taeir "winlng', ope
R