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6 e D Il G 4 TO w n

TIE MARKET HoUsE-The raising of the
market house l. accomplished. The entire struc-
ture has been raised Is feet and inches. and
the 'front.' building has been underpinned with a
stone foundation, upon which IL now stands
The raising OF so large a structure without tho
Lest damage to the building. reflects great
worth y Coughlan. The underp;nning OF the
rear building will soon be completed.
IHR STREET -Contractor
Gleason is finishing up his work as fast as prac-
ucable. First street will soon be finished with a
WOOD pavement from High to Fsyette street
tour squares OF which are already COMPLETED
Second street will be temporarily paved with
plank near high street. upon which the trask Of
the Union railroad will be at once laid. West
street is being paved with he Phillips pave
ment. and II the weather cQainues good. will
be finished this week from he z street bridge
to Washington street.
ARRIvRD.-Schr. Emily, from Norfolk with
600 Ieet yellow pine lumbar 10 Jos * j. r.
Libbey; steamer Express, from Baltimore, with
q miscellaneous cargo.
GRAIN TRADB.-Several grain boats expected
IN to-day are detained by a sunken boat on the
Seneca level. There were no sales to-day on
'chapye. "
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THE COrRTR.

P0LlCE C0URT, JEdre rasl.-Yss.erdAy, Ed
ward Grimwood, chsrs,d with carrying . Goa
called y, apon-a pistol; 9 %. George ssrner vSs
nns d 10 for petiI larceny. Andrew JacksOn, a.
sarlt ans battery Cora, his wife; SIS. John " IL
son, coored. ASA ut and battery John Bees man
IS Molly johnson, assault and battery Anna
Hamilton, % days IN Jail. Edw-rd Caldbird Was
sen 70 Jail for sixty days for assault on Msry
Fisher.
To DAY.
Lloyd Thomas. charged With assault and battery
on Fannie Thomas. his wife: 81 DAYS in lait Rich
ard he San and Vim. HsTkin., charged vito an sf.
fray; IS each ard costs. John sherlock, assault
aud battery on Richard r. Taylor, a polcem an, g
days in all David Craig, charged with assault ana
battery on Bridget Barrett. Craig is Q colored man
well known 70 the police. He went into grocery
store pt by pianant and de nded drinks for
himself and friends aid being refused he went be
his G the counter and csught Mrs. Barrett BIZ the
hair, giving her n hesvv blow. A warrant was is
sue for his srresr snd oficer Mills took him from
hls OWE mouse, bet however, gatl be broke the door
On a. Craig swore he would NOT De taken. Ate =
hesrihs the test ony the Judge fined him s2D snd
costs, CT 60 days in Iail.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHION-
- RAILROAD. SGEzz

baltimore AND OHIO
- RAILROAD.
wAsHlNGroN. November 8, 1871
Trs,ns between WARRINGTON AND BALI,
Moks snd WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
Fob BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at SIS s.s5 SIN m
eno IV:45 q M 20. BIS, 40 81 ~ aud s 90 n M wv
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sun6sy, at SIS Is and 9,an
a M; 4:le and $40 .. m. ~ ~
For principal sy STATIONS. Bladensbure. Rel..
vie, Laur.l !, Annapolis junction and Hel.y IeaV,
.. N. WV M" ""e "a
F02 ANNAPOLIS
Lea.e ct Gas q N: and 40 =. IN No trains 10 ~
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave at $40 a m aud 800, $40 and7:45p m
,.o FOR WAY STATIONS.
LesNeNeHps. m. ana $40 D. m
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
- osIy, tNcept Saturday aud Sunday, at s.lO
a.u e,is a n ane S:ls snd see pm.
On Saturday a. 5. Is ard 6: IS a. M and SEQ m
ID sunday at S;l5 and $50 p m. My. c5nnectips
~ ~ heiv STATION with trains from BaItip,ore T.
"seehng, PsrkeTsburg, Pittsburg, &c.
SoT stresturg- aud points between Relay House
Aho strasourg, leave at 3.I5 z. N cnupsctiuy a.
i n.sy h.nse With strssburg end Winchester &c
Through tickets TO the West can be had q. tbs
day. - Az sAs
For New YORK. Philadelphia and b. s,ou see nd
yertlsement OF" Through Line
IHUs n SHARP, Asst Master TRANSFORMATION
u; n COLE, General Ticket Agent
4EO. . hOONTZ, Gee A ct, WASHINGTON sells
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Live Stock Market.

CoAkO OF HEALTH INsP zCTICNs.
superintendent Gatekel reports the sales and
inspections for the week ending December 18th,
fellows:
AT Ciark's log pens ~ swine wer. offered,
and sold at cents.
AT DrOyer'S Rest, yesterday, $50 head 81 cattle
were offered; iZl sold To butchers, at prices
ranging from &c cents per Ii; Ii were sent
TO Baltimore; 80 were left over; 800 sheep we're
up, and all sold 20 butchers for 546is cents; l.
COWS and calves sold from IS 20 $50. No con-
formations.
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1HR0GGH LINE BEE1x

l. TWEEN WASHINGTON. kG.sEs=:,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WksHINGToN, November &. 10,
Trans between WASHINGTON aud NEW Yohk
fOk NEW YORK pifROw charge If ooy,
Leave daily iexoept Sunday at stu q 10 IN ana
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily (eAcept Sunday at sou q 20 / % and
30 m. WV - WV M"
ON SUNDAY.
Ehis at $40 =. m ' N n'i"1''
only. w. Wv y M Hsn
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia. New York apo
Of the day. "
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement
Eapolis and the Wet
ThHs; h; SHARP, Asst Maeter Transportation
l.: N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 3. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington ie14
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Condensed Locals

C0nde nSod Locals.
Ma O- II. A Hall ard Speaker Hulse haze
zone deer stalking in Virginia
Oniy ~ dead horses were reported 20 tie
sal ifsTy Office to-day.
j. G Parker sends US Hqrpsr's TT>>ITg for
Dec "a. containing aGsCSle-page picture OF the
Boston IRE.
The clerks of the sisth auditors of, e are
signing petition 20 Congress asking for il
creased pGy.
The fair for the benefit OF ST. vineeut's Or
Ikan Asylum, at Odd Fellows Hall, II open
every afternoon and evening.
The late annual election OF the knights OF
ST. George resulted in the choice OF Mr.. George
,iEeIe II ann for president.
At a recent meeting q the Junior class
Georgetown 5ledicsl College, Il. TTautmsn
elected president; Geo. W. -oses. vice psesi-
dent; Geo a Christian, secretary.
President Grant has signifed his intention OF
being present ct the dediext5On OF the Metro
Iolitan PRESBYTERIAN Church, On Sunday morn
ing next.
The caricatu7e Of ''NIsn Of the Day. for tais
weeks issue OF the Fifta Ausnas Journal is Mrs.
khzsbeth Cady Stanton. BisEop * Hazard
have il.
The southern e. press on the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg railroad leaves the iepOt, corner
eth and streets, ct lo:J5 this eyeIing-t~enty
Irir Utes sooner than usual.
Mr.. Benz amin Needs, auditor Of the board OF
public works, who hiss sent in his resignation,
IN take effect on the 18th instant, "a going to
FLORIDA for the benefit OF hIs health.
The engineers orc of the board Of public
works has just completes two maps, prepared
under the direction OF Mr. Forsyth, soc wing at
glance the sewerage system in Wash ingtOn
and Georgetown, and x..o the street payemsnts
completed.
The funeEal of John K. Briggs will take place
this Afternoon, at o'essck, from the family
residence, ON South Carolina avenue, between
9th and tn streets, Capitol Hill. The reH aims
Wal be taken to Chicago.
Mr.. VIM. II. Smith, whose nomination uas
sent TO the Senate yesterday rs one Of the po-
lice commissioners, rs stated in TIE SrAR ct
last evening, is Q well kn0wa c0lored citiEeE-2
barber at the Capitol
The sub commtttee OF the citizens committee
OF twenty lone, appointed To arrange for the iu-
auRural ceremonies, are comforting with the
rtate political organizations of this city, with a
view 10 securing their cooperation. aud will re-
IoIt 20 the Central committee AZ AZ ea-lY dAy
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FINE BLACK DoEsKIN PANrALooHs for 81
$40, sl2, si5 and 81. An unusually large as
sorllneht OF sizes, TO ut the largest and smallest
men. One Price Only. GEO. g. HENNING-
No. 40 9TH street northwest
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CT TY ITEM

The PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT of the
- Bureau OF Pharmacy" lin charge of Dr. Dar-
by,) corner 4 < street and Pennsylvania avenue.
keeps open all night.
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ALL THE NOVELTIES in Ties, Bows. and
Scars just received AZ GOLDMAN & SrRTN-
BERG new Gents Furnishing Gools Store,
corner eth and G. streets.
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WE UNDERSTAND that the Hon. Horace
Greeley was insured for over 500 900, SO OO0 of
which he was carrying in the Asbury Life In
susnce company, OF New York, represented
in the District by Col. TRAD. X. PRRUss. Ofice
room No. Columbian College Law Buildings.
1t will be remembered that we advertised the
payment OF Sli 00o for policies upon the life of
Hon. Robert j. Brent, deceased issued by tbs
above cOmpany. - Wv
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FOREMOST among the few places in the CITY
where pure Teas and COffees can be obtained AT
New York prices is the American Tea Store
corner 9TH and streets, where coffees are roast,
ed daily, and ground at short notice if required.
BY patroniZing the above establishment an
goods. Go to DowIING's
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THE G Al L q w S.
EXECUTION OF BARNEY WOODS

The Crime for which He Suffered
Death Murder Of Sam'l NJ. Cheese.
man-Arrest. Trial aRd Couytc.
item of WoOds-Last HeursOf
the CONFERENCE.-The DIV.
ing Statements-Re
Declares His In
nOeence
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CHOICE GkOCERIEs.
At chr new location. No 1871 I'm STREET IL.
wen y sliG y streets, the new Norrb- -
eIh market, SIll be found well selected - ri
FIBsr-CLAss GROCERIES
81 lowest each prices, % which We iuyit. the ,.t.,
attention oi our patrons and the public senera,lE
Read the following price list:
lest Family Flour az ell 81 per barrel
Best kNtrs gTS
BET Bee, Iunpowder Te.1 % per ID.
Beet OO4Ong ls
Beet Imperial LIS
Choice lan -
Best Beat Coffee roasted. at g cents rsrIb.
Best Green Conee, Is
Choice 81
Good Brown Sugar At m
White - fee [" -
hne any other articles too numerous 10 ms.t,on.
Nhleh wil be sold az very lowest rates. an insp,o-
uon u our geocs and prices viii psy.
II. q. HOWSER q CO..
1921 sTH erhEkr,
noNI-u betsoen and streets.
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WM. II. WHEATLEYs
Steam Dyeing and Securing
establishment,
OFFICE, ~ JEFFERsoN STREET,
Georgetown, ID. G.
Established 1881; premium awarded 1857: and 10 pov
one OF the oldest, largest and complets eetas-
shments OF the kind in this country Best place in
the District for Cleaning or Dyeine Gent1emen 3
clothing. Everything sprertainins TO the business
well and promptly executed. Once clesed daily Of
sunset, except Saturday. when il will be open until
"a ,. m. Post Once Box 1873 ap2
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READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE.
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne.
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne.
Il

Reads Grand Duchess Cologne.
The sweetest perfume in the world, and no
iady's toilet complete without it. For sale by
Druggists and Fancy Stores. G.
"A FAVORABLE NoTORIRTY.-The good repu-
tatlon OF tBrOi0n's bronchial Tr6chss" tor the
relief OF Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases,
has given them favorable notoriety. eos
CoRNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunlors
Chilblains, Bad Nails, So, successfully treated
by Dr. White, Chiropodlst, No. 535 18th street,
opposite U. s. Treasury. Established in Wash,
ingtOn 1861.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 9Th street,
Intellgencer Building. 1928
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in Q frst-class manner,
sent them to A. Fisher, No. 6ls 9Th street, eppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. 9,2l,3:
THHRMoHr1Rs and Baroneters are repaired
and made to order by Hemplef, near az street
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"A. STRAUS,
loll PEHHsYLvAHIA AVENUE,
Third Door from Eleventh etress

n1etore open until 9 p. m. and on Saturday until
IL p. m, TO accommodate those who have no time
to purchase during the day. novl5-u
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LOCAL NEWS 8.


Na;irT0l T8sater.-Ausustin Days drama
"DIvoTce."
TAsGtsr co~i1Vs--COmic opera, drama, com
esy. burlesque, songs, dances, etc.
Odd Fsllotrs' HsJl-Fsir for the benefit of
st. Vincent's Orphan Asylum.
Oh Fsliol-s' Hall. Nay Tard.-Grsnd EGir
CT Liberty Lodge, K.OfP.
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ER1NCH LAlQUA0D-PROFESSO HEHBI
Il HANSON, of ths Oolumbian COLLEGE, viii beain
his FIRST inter Course OF Private Lessons, as also
his Evening Glasses, on WEDNESDAY, the am OF
December. FOR terms apply to the Professor. as his
residence, 10. ais Penn . avenue. q eo3t'
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See wood and coal advertisement Of Cameron
& Son.
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ALASKA DIAMOND RINGS and studs set in
god BEAUTIFUL des gDs, from q - $50, received
- fTgs's iCwelry store. No. Al Pennsylvania
A'tnae, between y and tLh streets.
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B1Nso1s . = sa"I 10 Ward |, walsh, D
CORNER 18TH AfSp @ STREETS N ".
PREeCRIPfIONe ZCOURATELT CON. !"
All Hours, Day and Might. peyls im
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LIVERY STABLES.

III II. HSPL ~
ID. IICExxIczL oPf7CLAE, ~
ass Peans Avenue, eogEc- ~ sfrsse,
yirSg quality DEAxIliAa Pebble. jap33-lys
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NOTICE.- Having secured COPY right for my
IN new brand Of Arlinf ION Rye y hiske y !" any
infringing on the will be dealt with a. the
IL. directs in such casss. -
d. cost" PETER rE0AU
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Proposed Reception to Mr. Stanley.
The Board Of Aldermen met at three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, President Cochrane in the
chair.
The communication from the Mayor, heretofore
published, calling the attention OF the Common
Council to the proprety Of rendering public re-
cepton, on behalf of the citizens OF New
York, to Henry M. Stanley, In acknowledge
ment OF the successful termination Of his hazard-
GUS undertaking In discovering DR.. Livingstone,
was received, and special committee appointed
to take proper steps In the matter and report t
the next meeting.
A resolution was offered to pass, Notwithstanding
the veto Of His Honor the Mayor, the amendment
to the hack ordinance, permitting the hackmen to
solicit passengers on the sidewalks and platforms OF
depOts. The Board sustained the Mayor by re-
fusing to pass the amendment over his veto.
On motion the paintings in the Governors Room,
in the City Hall, not belonging to the city, were
authorized to be placed on exhibition in the Metro
politan Museum OF Art, After the transaction OF
business OF routine character only the Board
then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

deprived OF those challenges that panel
the prisoner mad been Illegally tried and convicted,
and shat therefore the whole proceedings were
null and void. A further point was that there was
nos even q court to commune with on the day OF
the prisoners trial. Not only, 1t was insisted, had
the Court no right to sit on the 4th of December.
after the first Monday Of December, but the jury
summoned for December died, or became rtnclus
o6icio on the morning Of the first Monday OF De-
cember The course pursued, 1t was claimed, ex-
posed prisoner to permanent, packed or piiant
petit panel.
NO REPLY AND wHYf
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan, who ap.
peared to oppose stated that he had looked
through the bill Of exceptions, and as the Court
had already ruled upon the same point raised IN
the appeal IRON the verdict In the case Of Anne p.
Burns he thought 1t unnecessary TO occupy tne
time OF the Court by any formal response to the
argument OF counsel on the other side.
DECISION OF THE COURT.
Judge Ingraham, who pronounced the decision
OF the Court, said that any opposing argument was
unnecessary, ana in accordance with Its previous
ruling in the Burns case ordered the Judgment OF
the Court OF General Sessions TO be set aside and
new trial to be granted to the prisoner.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.

Another Phase OF the Woodruff Libel.
James =. Maxwell, who recently appeared as a
witness for the defence on the examination OF
Colonel James II. Blood, charged by Mr.. Challis
with completely in the Woodruff libel was yester-
day brought up before the Jefferson Market Police
Court on charge Of perjury, based upon anida-
clerk In the Hoffman House. Upon the examina-
tlOn or Colonel Blood Maxwell testified to
practical admission by Challis OF the truth OF the
statements made by Mrs. Woodruff, upon which
the complaint for libel is based which admission
ne sw0re was made In the presence OF Mr.. Tracy
and others. In their affidavits upon which the
present warrant is issued, Messrs. Challis and
Tracy swear that no such conversation as Maxwell
detailed nor any such admission was made. Mr..
Bisg0od counsel for prisoner, moved to dismiss the
complaint, on the ground that the alleged perjured
testimony was not material to the issue being tired
at the time. Without passing upon the point Judge
Ledwltn decided to hold Maxwell, as the examin-
ing magistrate had held Blood, upon the evidence
given. Bail was fixed at $3,OO0 Mr.. George j. For
rest becoming Maxwell's security.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
ALIMouY IN A DIVORCE SUIT.

A Little Legal Difficulty About Payment
of fAllmony-Application to Punish for
Alleged Violation OF a Court Order.
rather singular motion was made yesterday in
Supreme Court, Chambers, before Judge Fancher.
The motion was to punish for contempt Henry
Moulton for alleged disohedience OF an order Of
the Court in falling to pay alimony to his wife sue
ceedlng decree OF divorce.
ONE SIDE OF THE STORY.
It appeared from the statements OF Mr.. Dixon,
counsel OF Mrs. Caroline MOulton, on whose behalf
the motion was made, that in 1860 she obtained an
absolute divorce from Henry Mouton her hus
band, on the ground of adultery; that on ngranting
the decree of divorce tho Court ordered him to pay
her $3.50 yearly as alimony and furnish security five
years in advance Tor its payment and that the
payment OF the alimony was regularly made till
August last, after which time Mr.. Moulton refused
TO make any iurther payments. He insisted that
upon this state OF facts an attachment should issue
against Mr.. MoGlton, and he be imprisoned for
contempt OF court.
THE OTHER SIDE.
The opposing counsel Mr. Edridge, gave as rea-
son for suspension oi payment oi am0ny that Mr..
Moultoa not long since discovered thatMrs. MOul-
ton had married again about four years ago, and
that on this account. acting under advice OF coun-
sci, lie had stopped the payments. 1t was ne who
gave this advice, and he went on to say that before
giving IL he sedulously overhanlcd all the legal
authorities within his reach and found nothing laid
down in the books compelling. tae continuance OF
paying alimony to a vile after her rcmarriage.
MORE or BOTH STORIES.
Mr.. Dixon denied the statement of there having
been second marriage Mrs. MOuton was living
quietly in New Jersey and stood in need OF this
money.
Mr.. Eldridge said that the statement to him was
that Mrs. Mouton had remarked; that her hus
band was in good business; that she had hand
some private property OF her own and stood In no
need Of this almony. He added that since the
trial the pecuniary circumstances OF Mr.. Moulton
had greatly changed; that he was not worth the
S1500,0o0 he was, and in short, he was unable
longer to pay the alimony.
The Court look the papers, reserving its decision
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
THE LAGRAVE CASE.
Continuation OF the ExaminatiOn-WhO
Paid the Arrcsting Detectives Ex-
uenses e-I.affer 0f hIinisfer Washhurnc.

Continuation Of the Exa amfnatfOn-WhO
Paid the Arrcsting Detectives Ex-
penscs :-Lotter Of Minister Washburnc.
A further hearing in the case OF Alfred +. La
grave charged with dcfrauding large number OF
merchants OF this city and then decamping TO
Europe with the proceeds where he was few
weeks since arrested and brought to this country,
was had yesterday before Judge Fancher, Of the
Supreme Court. AS on the previous occasion there
was a large retinue or counsel present. Assistant
District Attorney Sullivan appearing for the people
Mr. Bookstaver for the sheriff. Mr. E,,rnno Bm.,
I. Gerry and Ambrose Mcneil for Lagraye. The
EXAMINATION OF JAMES MOONEY
the private detective who arrested Lagrave, was
resumed. The nciplent contumaciousness he de-
veloped at his prior examination did not show
itself and his narrative went on with uninter-
rupted smoothness. He related that IN the pur-
suit Of Lagrave and his arrest he was acting simply
in the interests OF Lagrave's creditors; that he
was employed by them to find Lagrave and bring
amounting to thousands OF dollars, as well as
compensation for his services, were provided by
these creditors. 1t also appeared that during the
time he WAS in Europe he was In constant cOmmu-
nication with Duden Freres and Dambmann Co.,
two OF the creditors having houses In France,
as also branch establishments in this city, who
furnished him with money from time to time as
occasion required, and also gave him all the as
sstanco n their power TO hna LagraVe IN man am
which he arrested Lagrave he produced the lol-
lowing
LEGATION DEs ErAs UNIs PARIS, Oct H. 1872
Tho undersigned the Minister of the United states IN
Paris, hereby ccres that James Mooney has been duly
authorized to receive from the French government and
to take to New York Alfred T. Lagrave, accused o burg
larry and surrendered the French government on de-
''''"a . my So'''''''"' . 'i' /. B. WxsHBURNE.
EXAMINATION OF CREDITORS.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. MONEYS testimony sew
eral OF the creditors were examined. Their testi-
mony showed that they had subscribed to q gen.
eral fund to send Il detective after Lagrave and
bring him TO this country.
The further hearing was adjourned until eleven
a. M. next Friday
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

sacques one valued at $50 and the other at sl35.
anu also q nun valued at $12. These artleles, TO-
gether with the serge, galantly borne by her es-
cort, amounted In all to s343 In value.
Judge Bowling held her In $1,000 bail to answer.
BURGLAR WITH A SWEET TOOTH.
About twelve O'Clock Monday night Henry Bab-
bage, private watchman, noticed window IN
the rear or Robert A Ridley 4 Co.'s confectionery
establishment 0pen and called the attention OF
searche% tha e sme aniru .n secend Storv ~
the building they found concealed man named
J0hn Morgan. There was nothing for him to steal
but candy and it is supposed he helped himself to
rTepetion. Ta He was arraigned before Justice Dow
nng ana committed to answer In - ,000
On the night of the 10th OF November the premi-
ses occupied by william ID. Harries Co., OF Ill
tobacco stolen.
On that night Officer stevens saw George
SkeiIy going through Staple street and chased him
to the roof OF 40 Thomas street, from which he
made ms escape by means OF the fire escape. The
onlcer mas been on the scent since but failed
to iind him until yesterday. Justice Bowling COM
mitted him In 81 900 to answer.
After these cases were disposed OF the DAMP
emily chambers were evacuated.