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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-05
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NAY s. lsn:-TR1pIE SHEET

December "a, $4,000; 2otn, $4,000: soth, slo,ooo
ssl so $1,000 ;S January slo oSo sth SSo Sih
$4,000; llth, $4,000; 18th. sloooo 18Th, $4,000;
l4th $4,000; 10th, $4,000 and $4,000; 17I6 $4,000;
$4,000: 2Sd, $4,000; oath, $1,000; 25lh $1,000;
2h $4,000; 9th. $4,000; 18TH. $4,000 and $780, 600;
had de With on Willard is a.'' Martin
Beach In relation 10 these matters, subject to the
Presidents order; presume MIR. Could Is partner
OF that company; know nothing OF .he accounts
between the Erie Company and this firm except as
is shown by the books; in order to ascertain the
state OF these accounts 1t necessary apply TO
the Auditors ledger: know no other means OF OBJ
tanning the Information you desire; have a memo
randum OF the account current from time TO time
between Willard, Martin Beach and the Erie COM
pany, which will produce; with William Heath
20. ! had no transactions during this period, nor
had any transactions with Willard Foster Il Co.
q. Is there any way OF telling whether II there
monev received, say for newly issued stock, TINS
money went for operating the road or for any other
purpose' A. | have no knowledge; don't know
that the check books between this period will show.
Ihe Master directed the production OF these books
Q. At the close OF January, when the last Of this
stock was Issued. there appeared TO be on hand
actual money on hands A. That money was on
hand my daily cash balance Will show where IL
was and what It was composed OF. Book ordered
Q. Did you Keep any record of loan account with
any other lrmr A. No. sir; cant tell IN which
direction the bulk OF this money Went; don't know
that there was any money whatever received from
the proceeds OF newly issued stock during this
me examination OF this witness was here stop.
ped for the production of the check BOOKS OF de-
cember and January last the daily stock balance
book, the ledgers ana cash books In the AUDITORS
oilce and the other books IN connection with this
matter.
Mr.. John A. Hilton, the transfer clerk was re-
called. He testhed-l produce my register OF daily
stock balances for December and January last.
O. State II the 100 shares OF stock issued to William
Alexander Smith Co.. 100 shares TO p. A. Stockton,
100 shares TO ID. J. Curtis, four shares h. s. Ma
lone Co., 500 shares TO III. HamliD, 100 shares to
* n
shares to A. j. Curtis 100 shares TO j. KoSenied, 100
shares TO Johnston Livingston and 100 shares 10
Michael Taylor are regular transfers OF stock to
these parties In the ordinary manner IN which stock
Is translerredY A. Yes.
q. What Is the basis appearing on your register OF
daily balances Of the following certificates OF Stock
$500 shares to IT, ]. Titus $500 shares 4. f. Will
lard, 1900 shares TO Willard, Martin a. Beach
and $500 shares TO Forrest willard Il Co. A.
These are account OF the two convertible bonds
introduced here to-day; O,G00 certificates appear
ing on this entry are based upon these convertible
bonds for $3,000,000.
After some evidence as to entries in the check
book the reference was further adjourned to tins
morning.
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man were not surA enemies OF society as the man
VINO would corr <pt The fountain OF public purity.
suuge beulo a charged the jury, and that body
wtn m, Ament's hesitation rendered verdict
The pro- <cuting counsel moved for the full penalty
prosiueoSby law Tor the offence charged.
THE SENTENCE.
!u' <1e Bedford, IN passing sentence, sald:-
'iIfchler, YOU stand convicted OF most degraded
crime. IL has been clearly shown that you have
6een keeping low den OF prostitution. Generally
Ia leu women have the sympathy OF mankind; but
when men become so lost 10 all principle and SO
degraded as TO take advantage OF their fallen con
diion and use these opportunities for the sake or
gain then. indeed, do such men only forfeit all
respect OF their fellow men, but deserve the scorn OF
every citizen ana the fun penalty OF the law. All
men tried and convicted in this county shall be
punished by confinement IN the renrenuary for one
year and fne OF $3.50, which Is your sentence,
CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
TIE case Of George Hin, jointly indicted with
Thomas l.. Howard, charged with severely beating
Mary Burns on the 25th Of April In a house OF III
Judge ordered the bail to be forfeited.
PICKPoKET SENT TO SING SING.
William Stevens pleaded guilty TO petty larceny
18th Of April he stole a p0cketbooK containing two
dollars from Mrs. Louisa Heller.
the Judee asked stevens II he had ever been in
the state Prison, 10 which he replied, he did re-
member, nut speedily ADDED, 1T would not be well
for me TO say under the circumstances
"You know" continued the Judge 'that your ror-
trait rs In the Rogues Gallery" Stevens promptly
admitted that II was. He was sent to the state
Prison for four years.
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"Give her any moneyr
"No. sir.r
"Order any wineSn
mo, sir.n

vo non anJ monoyT
.Srder any wine'"
confectionery
.'No, sir; didn't pay cent for anvthinR.n
"Has not your vile commenced a suit against You
Ior divorce Tor adultery ~ was the only question put
on the cross-examinatlon. when the Judge told the
witness ne need not answer ana winch he did not. !,
cass s@e ,e for the plaintiff when me
had Indicated his line OF defence and chsractorized
Tue paihIin as an exceedingly vie AMI miserable
wretch 1nolnas King. the father OF the defendant.
was called az witness. lie SAID that alter hia
daughter was married to the plalntin they lived
house, at his (the wtncssJ expense. They moved
from there TO Eighteenth street and then 70 I'd
beecmer ssrees. au NC pau se rem AZ ootn places
cessares OF life and broughC ner home again. Ones
ne heard ms daughter screaming an, wsns 10 theiE
room aud found INN treating nor with great vi03
lence because she refused 10 gve him all her
earnings. No strange men ever came to her at his
house. Ford spent his monev on oIler women, and
once he gave him $1c0, ne said he would lose HID
place otherwise. The only remaining feature Of IN,
terest III his testimony was
PROVING An AIIBI.
He said his daughter during the entire OF last
August was sick, part OF the tine IA 81. Luke'A
where she went Tor her health.
A PRETTY WAITER GIRL,
IN the person Of Miss HATTIE sta ord, told OF her
naving been In the same concert va Don with mrs.
Ford, and how they occupied roOms Ia the same
house, No. 20 Blocker street; sue had seen Mrs
FORD catch his wife by the mar Of her head and push
ana Deaf her because she would not give him all the
money he asked ior. she hal irequenuy seen her
give HIM money both at the concert saloon and al
their room; once he told her II SHE could not bring
HIM more money she must out aud cruise for 1t.
The testimony OF three more witness . comprised
THE CONCLUDING TESTIMONY.
One OF these witnesses was Michael Arkway pYo.
prieior Of the Broadway Garden and Solomon
Parrish his barkeeper They teslitcd To Mrs. Ford'a
general behavior being regular AM proper. The
last witness was Mrs. Cuieicy, who gave rather
bewildering testimony, tryins ID show that the
painun had once paid the expenses oil a young
lady at her house. The stlmony being al In, th9
Judge made
QUICK DECISION
In the matter.
Judgment OF divorce il graned,r said he; and
30 ended the case. During the several hours which,
II occupied the court room was densely crowded.
Mrs. Ford though she TOOK tna Judgment of the Courts
with seeming quiet indifference. was several times
during lis progress deeply affected.
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ccgsI Or GENERAL szss.lss.
Before Judge Bedford.

BEFORE Judge Bedford.
sHB CHATHAM AID GREEEWICu STREET Drss To
biz BROKEN Up--cOAylCrGOS AID SENTENCE OF
NOTORIOUS BAgNlo KEEPER.
The whole of the session yesterday was spent in
fIe trial or az indictment against John Tritchler,
charged with keeping disoIderiy house at 10. $50
Greenwich street. Tnere were two indictments
against him FOR this offence IT VIII be remembered
that tie police made descent last month upon the
most disreputable places Of resort IN Chatham and
Gfeenwtcn streets
Tue testimony adeuced against Trtchler by As
sisIaut Distrlct Attorney SULLIVAN, WHO made an ap-
pr0prate opening, was that OF Captain Spcignt Ser
geant Untes Oicer nasSon and detective QUINN, all
street had bar and wW the resort OF girls whose
business AZ 70 assemble on the sidewalk and en
lice passers-Oy W enGer: thai they the witDessesl
bave seen associates OF thieves and Iowcles 10 IN
Bad out 81 The place.
IIe evidence Oi the witnesses residents OF Green
wien street corr0DOfdtes that OF the officers.
AounSel jot the defence called large number OF
witnesses ia greenwich street. all OF whom, Accord
lpg % Their testimony. were perfectly obvious OF
tae DG4ute OF Inc business carried on at No. $50.
thf4 mL9ueu tNeir own business. and they nor their
families iclt llAe complaining against Tfitcnler.
AsslsiaAt. Istf1ot Attorney Sullivan cOntended
thai such PLACES ne proved the defendant 10 have
sept were e,h0toeds VI vice and IL was tne duty OF
60 Autofles 40 indict iheee houses separately and
HeaA tnem ~. the murderer and the hl2nwsg.
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The Board of Apporiionmept Laying Out tn
Piuns-What Is 60 Ee Done and How IL
Must lie Done.
The Board OF Apportonment which has been or
gained 10y the election OF Mayor Hail as chairman
and Mr.. Cornelius Corson as secretary Win meet in
few days to take into consideration the many mea-
sures Of reform which II believes necessary to In
augurate IN the various departments. The Grss
Jnng the Board viii have TO take nod OF IS the ap
portlOnmeDt or moneys ~ the various Charitable
associations mentioned IN The bill, ami for that
purpose q special meeting IL e. be held next week.
when the friends OF The various Institutions VIII
he given an opportunity 10 advocate their respective
Gains and amounts. The Board has already dis
covered Thar II has hard road 10 travel" and that
the sooner 10 gets wen To work the better for ITS own
peace OF mind In particular ana the tranquility OF
tue tax payers IN general By The law which created
the Board It's WORK must he completed by the 10th
inst, SO the members Will have To go to work at
once In downright earnest, hey evidently mean
the amount OF the lax levy VIII be decided
beyond all doubt. Each department, under the new
charter VIII send IN It's Estimates and 1t will be tho
unpleasant duty OF me Board To 'cutr every ono
right and left n the gross amount exceeds
1000 600. There VIII, no doubt, be lively strug-
gle between the various departments on this score,
but whether the struggle be lively not the fate Of
each Will be dealt out by the Board witnou fear or
favor The "leadheads" and few individuals who
AFFORD II may have 10 suner 10y the cutting prin-
ciple but II the Board carry out us original nten-
ton 10 the end taxpayers, they believe, Will nos
have any room TO complain.
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BROOKLYN BURGLlREES.
A Benefit Might for the Store ssBurgters', in
the ssCity CT Crime.o


the sCity CT Crime.,
The burglars took a benefit IN Brooklyn while
most OF the citizens were enjoying their morning
nap yesterday morning. and the success with which
they met viii encourage them 10 reappear at
no very distant time. The play In which they APP
peared, although not announced, appeared TO be
that or hlde-go-seek with the guardians OF public
peace ana property, tue latter being outmanGuvred
al every point.
The first in the play was that OF a dry goods
store on one OF the principal thoroughiares and
over which is sign with git letters with The name
A. u. Mathews a Sons. THIS Is located at 4os and
4l0 Fulton street QCrmerly Fulton avenuel. Now,
some OF the metropolitans were cast Tor a part in
TINS act, but from some cause they dld not turn up,
and the gentlemen who used the Jimmy got along
well without them, being professionals. III s hard
to say at wnat point they deserved the most APP
pause. They entered the door OF the hallway lead
ing 10 rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
uOn by means of the jimmy closing IT securely after
till0n which divides the nall from Mathews store.
soon there was pie OF mortar ana laths under
their ieet, ana hole In the partition sufficiently
large 10 admit tnem They made their selections OF
costly fabrics, and Win $500 worth they de-
canped.
Tie next scene was the liquor store Of Thomas
MuIRan, at The corner Of Court and Nelson streets.
There should have been a guardian In tins act, but,
the morning being dark and stormy, he probably
thought the villains would not appear. They did APP
cigars, wines, champagne, &c, retired with them.
Tue tnird act was At the house or Brewster Kfs-
sam, a lawyer at ], 1O7 DeKab avenue. In this the
heavy men mad IL all their own way, bowling them
selves out with $3.50 worth OF jewelry.
1De performance OF the guardians Of public peace
was not such ~ 10 merit an excellent notice When
they should nave acted their parts well they faileJ,
aud, therefore, cannot look for applause.
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

EeorRaniza fion Of the Board-NIoney Want
cG-DrcdginR, Communications, &c.
The Commissioners OF Docks met yesterday after
noon at their rooms, corner Of Broadway and Leon
ard street, aud reOrganlzed for the ensuing year.
Commissioner WOOD called the Board to order.
and Commissioner Hunt acted as temporary chair
man.
On motion Of Commissioner WOOD, seconded by
Commissioner Henry, Mr.. John T. Agnew was
reelected President On taking the chair Mr.. AG
NEW thanked the Board for the honor conferred
upon him and pledged himself to sustain the Board
III every way IN his power. The President ap-
pointed THE Executive Committee as folows:-Wil-
son y. Hunt, William Wood, Henry A. Smith, Rich.
ard NJ. Henry.
The auditing committee is as follows:-William
Wood Wilson G. Hunt Richard NJ. Henry.
Commissioner HUNT, chairman OF the Executive
Committee, then read a number OF reports OF the
usual routine charac err all Of which were endorsed.
Commissioners WOOD explained the low condition
OF The treasury. The Board had now at Its disposal
weeks would scarcely have any money. A large
sum OF money was needed to carry out the projected
that The commissioner OF the Sinking Fund be APP
phed 10 for one million dollars, at an interest, 10 be
PAID seinl-annualy, OF six per cent II gold.
Some discussion arose as to whether or not 1t
wound be better 10 omit any mention in The resou-
uon OF the percentage on the lands, and it was
nnay decided simply 10 ask for the loan and leave
the rest TO the Commissioner OF the Sinking Fund.
communication rom the Board OF Public Works
relative TO the distractions caused by the piing of
pipes on the new dock foot or Twenty-third street
was disposed OF by deciding that the Commissioner
oil Pubic Works be informed that as that Depart.
men needs pier In the part OF the city referred to
new pier Will be built by the Department Of Docks
AZ The foot OF Twentyiourth street and placed at the
disposal OF the presdent OF the Department or Public
Works lne pier at the foot OF Twenty.third street
being thus relieved OF its present encumbrances.
An application from the Sanitary superintendent
oil the Board OF Health for a continuance OF the use
Of the per foot Of Twenty-cghth street, which has
been FOR some time past excluded for the smallpox
boat was granted.
communication from the Board OF Health, re-
guessing tnaE The slips AT Tnlrty-eigth and Thirty
ninth streets be dredged was referred.
Amer similar disposal OF petitions for the cree.
ton OF new pier AT The foot ol Bethune and
Tor the repairs OF the pier at the foot OF Thryeign,h
street, Last river, the Board went into private ses
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COURT CALEh0Aa-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuiT-Par 2-Held by
Judge VAN Brunt-Nos. 1914, HOO, 1150H, 1861,
l460, 1855. 1885, 1872, 1888, 1885, 2034, POSI- 2o8s.
2l54. 1856, 2172
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
sutherIand.-Nos. 90, 49, loa 1873 to l36, 1873, 40,
IS, 81, TAI to l59, inclusive.
SUPREME CorRT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Ingrahan.-Nos- So, II, SO, SO, 30, 95, CO. 81, 9S,
105, III, i22. 1z3, 1874. 1855, l86, i87.
SUPERIOR CoURr-PARr Held by Judge JONES'
Nos AZ, 6S3 e55, 645, 72l, 7s5 ~, 12e. ISL, 73a
$40, 9e 6l2 1885, 642 GA, 64s. $50, $50, 654, COS,
65S.
COURT OF COMMON PLBAs-TRIAL TERM-Held by
Judge Loew-Nos. 397 $50, 954, 1856, GA, 922, 023,
92o, 81, 67S eo7, 65, e13, 96l, 962.
MARINE CouRT-fRIAL TERM-Part Held by
1921, S527, 1921, 5627. 1884, $685. 5637.
NEW YORK, May A. 1871.
The following Is the calendar Of the Commission Of
Appeals TO be held at the New Court House on May
6-Nos. u II, H. 16, II, 1S, %, "a, 25 %, 164,
2lS, 547, 103, l04.
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SUICIDE or 4 PsEgSxltL PHYSICIAN.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, May A. 1871.
DR.. Curtis Chapman, prominent physician Of
PeeEskill. was found dead In the woods one mile
north OF that village this afternoon. lie had been
missing since Tuesday. He killed himself with q
dose Of Prusslc acid. lie left letter behind
stating that business troubles and other
things were the cause OF tho rash
act. He wished to have no service
held over Is remains and requested TO lie buried In
pine coffin, and that his father ana mother should
not attend the funeral, although In his letter he
pressed the greatest love Tor them and his only
sister. Coroner Smith, OF Hastings, held an in-
quest, the jury returning verdict wilful suicide
He was twenty-five years OF age ana unmarried.
His father. Henry Chapman Is one of the wtalthiest
business men OF peekskill.
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TINE NEW ASYLUM IN JERSEY.

The Commissioners appointed by the late Legis-
lature OF New Jersey to select site for State
asylum held a meeting at Trenton yesterday. Pro-
posals we're received and considered, but, after
long discussion, the Commissioners adjourned TIL
the 20tn inst. without making choice. The sites
offered are situated In Bergen, Morris and Middle
sex counties. Morris holds out great Inducements.
The Commissioners may ind 1t desirable for
the public interest to consider the PROPOSE
tion OF Senator Noah d. Taylor, who stated
IN the Senate that Hudson county Is not
only the most desirable and convenient location,
but that said county would present to the state
commanding site Tor the purpose. No proposal,
however, was received from Hudson county yestcr.
day. Proposals VIII be received up TO the goth Inst.
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COURT or C0aaIa pLEAs-SpEcnL Tsam.


Decisions.
b. Judge joseph +. Daily.
Dorn11n rs. EMBELLISHMENTS bin taxed.
Lo0dn rs. IotldrG.--mCuon granted unless de-
fendanS submits 70 examination.
Morrissoa Il al IS. Fitzgerald et ol.-Mo;ion
granted.
Chester cs. Goodeu.-Same.
woodward o.. Sedras.-see decision with clerk.
BY Judge Loew.
Strth National BdA6 -. GrdhaTn.-M otion
granted unless defendants consent that the case be
placed on the short calendar for ihird Friiqy OF
Ma, ana accept short nouce OF trial Tor that DAY
An which case the same denied.
Buer us. Lee.--Molion denied without costa
hGTrdg0qsett Fire and Marine Insurance COM
panp, or Providence, IL H., u.s. aadte.--order set
ted.
FateB rs. FecI1Grd. IS referred 70 Thomas II.
Lander 10 ascertain whether not the paindns
have taken any note or security II place OF tine note
or e nally received By them one days notice OF the
reference ~ be given 10 tue opposite party.
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SUPREME COJRT-ClAMEERS.


Decisions.
Before Judge Ingraham.
Srhettter cs. N1h et ai-Alowance OF $500.
Hood Us. Ne11Jdnd et dl.-Motion granted on nay
nent Of costs OF term and motion.
At1Ser Us. Arerv q d.-Motion granted
Fre7npser ct al. Us. Frencn.-Same.
Cornell Us. F'daE.-Same.
Br0t1n rs. FfdtG.-Sume.
Roesch rs. Iote.-Same.
HdUitfon Us. B0qS.-Same.
HhGe rS. Co lies ~ dL-same.
Roster as. D0aDa, N.-,ame.
KEN Us. DreSsei.-SaIne.
BY Judge Cariozn
Allen Ell al rs. GftGtt.-Mouou denied 10 yacate
with ten dollars costs TO abide event.
Hutchttlts Is. CTdite.-inquest opened and fifteen
dollars costs 10 abide event.
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SUPERIOR COusT-Ta,AL TEsY-pAaT /.

Verdict Against q Fire Yusurance Company.
Before Judge Jones.
Joseph Rothd0s as. The Beehsadn Fire Insurance
companp-This IS a suit 10 recover So 500 insurance
on cotton. TIE insurance was effected IN Noyem-
Der, iS6s. and In the succeeding month the cotton
which was stored on the Strawberry Hlll Plantation
Hazard creek, Beaufort district. y. c.. was burned
5ne defence was simply general GENIAL. verdict
Tor 1851 Us was given Tor the plaintiff.
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COUR T S.
a Bankruptcy case-violations Of the Internal
Revenue Law-Verdict Against an Insur-
snos compapy-suit for Demurrage-A
shipping contract-Desisions-B Bust
ness in the General Sessions.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. :.
Decision i'm a Prtert Eu,t

Decision In Patent Suit.
Judge Blatchford has decided the patent Shit OF
the National F1lterirg Oh Company VS.. the Arctic
OIL Company and others. The suit is founded on
letters patent OF the United States granted Robert
A. Cheesebrough August 20, 1865, for an improved
process for purifying coal OIL" &C, and ASSIGNED by
hhn TO the plaintiffs who n corporation. The
0ffendants impeached the validity OF the patent.
me Judge holds tnat the patent - valid and That
tAere must lie decree for the plaintiffs Tor a per-
petuai inJuncuea ana an account of pronts, with
costs George T. Curtiss and Francis Il Coudert
Cor The paintins. Frank LOOMS for the defendants
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THE FORD DIVORCE SUIT.
Pains and Penalties of Marrying q
Pretty Waiter Girl.

A Case, Though Not Altogether Strange Pre-
scnting Series Of Sad and sicksning Devel-
opmsnts-strongly Suggestive Evidence,
but the Prurient Details Nipped in
thu Bud by the Court-Cu-
riously Conflicting Counter
Charges-A Speedy Trial
and Quick Divorce.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuaT-N BANKRUPTCY.

IN the matter OF the Alabama and Chattanooga
Rsiroad COMPANY petition IN bankruptcy has
been filed by creditors against this company IN the
Unte1 states District Court The first hearing is TO
be haa on SATURDAY next
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BUFFALO, N. Y, May 4, 1871.
Joe Coburn and trainers were IN town to-day on
their way to the lighting ground when the former
received despatch stating that his wife had oIed at
two O'Clock. Coburn LEFT for New York on the six
i. NJ tram, but before doing announced that the
death would not make necessary "A poslpone nent OF
the ught with Mace, and 'tnat he would he on hand
at the Time appointed,
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COURT OF OYER AND TERaIsfa.
Misceilaus aus Husine ss.
Before Judge Cardozo.

Before Judge Cardozo.
0nbert Johnson accused grand larceny, pleaded
guilty, and the Court would nave passed sentence
sonsgnng him to the state Prison but Tor the inter-
ventlon OF the accuser, who had no desire TO press
the matter, and johnson was committed TO the
Rouse OF Refuge.
Jacob Bennett, for assault and battery, was COM
United for thirty days.
charles Franklin and James O'Sullivan. CHARGED
vftR larceny oil bonds, were discharged, the Grand
Jury not finding any bin against them
Narclso Gonzales, Cuban, was charged with car.
Tying concerted weapons. He was found wi h n
dangerous DIRK concealed up his sleeve. Counsel
WAS assigned TO him, aud, on mouon. the case was
ad.ourned, counsel not being able To understand
Ae prisoner, who spoke Spanish only, without an
Interpreter. -