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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-14
ADMISSION.

To the Fair Grounds-50 Cents for each per
son. Ladies' admitted to Grand Stand free.
To the Pavilion (Rink)-50 Cents for each
person.
Season tickets, for all races and every even
ing at the Pavilfon-$5: If purchased on third
day, S4.
Quarter Stretch Badges-$5 per season; II
purchased on Second Day, 81; if on Third
Day, So: on Fourth Day, 81; on Fifth and Sixth
Days, 81.
All OF these may be purchased of the Secre-
ta y at the Star office, between the 7th and
10th inst, and after that at the ticket booth, at
the Park, or of the Secretary inside the
grounds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-14
All the RINK.
EVERY EVENING, there will be Grand
Display Of
AGRlCUL TURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
ARTICLES,
Too Numerous to Mention.

This was a grand feature last year, and the
Hall was crowded every evening. There will
be music every night, this year. and the Hall
will be we'll lighted. At all times there will
tendance.
The Rink will be opened for the reception OF
articles ON and after FRIDAY, the 7th inst,
and Exhibitors have until MONDAY AFTER
NOON, the 10TH, to arrange their things.
An efficient corps Of Police has been select
ed, under the management Of the Sheriff OF
the county, and no profane or bOisterous lam
guage or conduct will be permitted near the
Grand Stand or Quarter Stretch.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-14

Following are the shipments per ste
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-14

The Managers have spared no pains to make
this Fair the most attractive thing of the kind
that has ever taken place In Southern Cali
fnrnia
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-14
Choice, Desirable and Cheap Property

we have on sale and to lease, we feel confident
of success, and that Is half the battle won.
Our motto is onward and upward with the
watchword, Know Thyself, the which we
study. So we fatter ourselves that
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
TIE BARRAs ESTATE.

The hearing of the will of Charles NJ. Barras,
author Of the Black Crook" who died last March,
leaving WILL begun yesterday in the Surrogate's
Court His estate valued nearly $5oCOO $4,000
OF which was Connecticut, and the remainder in this
city lie was known TO have said before his death that
he had no relations and the Public Administrator Isaac
Dayton took possession OF the property and prepared
letters Of administration Subsequently, Hiram d.
Barras OF San Francisco fled petition in the surro
gates Court claiming that he and three other persons
were brothers the deceased and asking that letters OF
administration be granted 10 hun upon the testate.
There also administrator OF the property OF the
deceased IN Connecticut, who untes with the alleged
brothers in eontesting the claims OF the Public Admins
TRAITOR latter disputes their claims on the ground
that the deceased had declared that he had no relatives
and that 1t would be necessary for the claimants TO
make out their relationship the satisfaction Of the
urrogate that in the absence OF their presenting the
necessary qualifications administrators, his right was
superior 10 that OF any foreign administrator l.. H.
Arnold appeared for the Public Administrator, and
ton N Harrison for the claimants.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
AN ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

Albert Brueggmann, John Sohleick, and
Louis Jaretzk have begun action in the City Court
Of Brooklyn against John A. stemmler. Jacob Simon
Jacob schimey, August Albretch, and William Kern
bach charging them with fraud Upon an order Issued
by Judge Reynolds Jacob Simon was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Special Deputy Sheriff Mclaughlin
and was detained by Deputy Sheriff Judson Jarvis IN
default of bas5OOO in the case Of Brueggmann, and
q 900 in the other In the adavis the fraud
is alleged TO have been perpetrated by means
Of a pretended association by the defend
ants. under the title OF "The Cooperative
BOuding Association of the United Cabinetakers Sec
ton No. O." The Association issued circulars In the
German language, and published advertisements IN the
German newspapers in NewYork falsely stating that
was incorporated under the laws of the State aud was
founded for the purpose Of enabling mechanics and per-
sons OF moderate 10 make secure investments IN
and 20 acquire homesteads for themselves
that the Association owned large tract OF land In
Queens County, Astoria Long Island CITY, laid out
In 1878 city lots, and obtainable at $500 per lot In pay
ments OF 81 per week. This is one side OF the case
Judge DtenhOfer and C. A. Runke counsel for the
defendants They deny oil the allegations n the am Ia
vts and aege that the action OF plaintiffs s the result
of "A
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
pASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR GLAsGow-La steamship Olympia June III Allen. D.
Ross w. r. Dubois j. H. Young a. W. Hood T. jarvis W. NJ Bar
thoOmeW NJ Jackson Gawor J. Allen, Jas Smith Rev. O.
Sutherland, j. w. smith J. Perney Dr. s. Cohen d. Sqaar
squ A. MQueen, W. T. Brotheon, b. Wade H. G. Mlson C. H.
Pratt Rev VIM Campbell, B. Douglas h.ouL NJ Yeoman
A. Hagen and lady. Wm. Carter and lady Mss L. sqas Mira O.
Daley Miss Power NJ Allen W. C. Meader .nd LADY, Rev A.
Spor Mrs l. Brownlee and daughters Mrs Ewing Rit
patrick T. W. Higgins d. Beaumont g. Lowell r. T. Brown, Dr. NJ.
q Me[esn Ksnble H. hcCleand H. Brown, Dr. \ Whip
pe Jos Jennin T. Ghhs and family 5. SHARP H. e. Howard A.
Wide W. Wilde, T. G5in. hI Clark . . .
FOR BRRMBN-In tkamthp Kola, June I'M and Mu David
We'll and child aBd hr o. Loer and children Rm Gilman
John Hinton Miller hss Emhe korf NJ M Bmiy Kord hrs
Geog- Place Mr. and M Ksh r. Werner, Mrs VoH Hoeh MA
Aaksa Tor Josephine Lro Miss PeeA LVor John Gold
bach H. Ths Mrs ROrennae ~ Thies hI o. Dodge and
chfen Predr Wih KAn O. " GaTlsh, h Metu Giisch and
ehd Rhreh MrA j. Neater Henry KanI sen kramer
f.aac Ulsnn Thons Beckett M Wihemiae Hem Soth
Alexander Leopold Strauss Otto He Mr. and Nm ChAs
Bnghofsr and Ms Tssm and ehren VIM Broun.A b.
MsJer MieBe MAYeI Master Fred MyerlWH Pffer M Jete
weiss iIrury rabe j. LugBann ID Detrmann Ramon RagoAa
WAm Us6e Johh Hooknysr, Mr. and Ars A. j. LsouhApt Gus
PoR iIvRRPOoI-h steamship Maahatian June I'M and
Nm b. Wills MrL A. Van VoOFhis and Mrs O. A. CLARKE Mr.
Perry Mr. O. w. Putnam hr Augusta H. Mrs Cooper
DoArd and hiss EhIA Doandl Mr. a. W. Van Syck
and j. O. OIerheser hesHa And u DIon An and
sweet Lester Moieey sni daughter M j. A. Yoo Mr. James
Dols Dr. w O. Taylor Nj and Ma Curtis, wAAO Huteh,nEs
FoP dIAs6Ow2H s,aa,Ap PenHyIcaata June l--Dr james
Bowen ~ GaatelA Mr. Hope Ch " Wagner, hrs MeDonBe
ivs HOrafa sHi wit VIZ. Mitchell and .fe w. s. Potter law.
Myers, HnIey D. Gay and wife biSAd bniI, samuel
PeSeson4 l Hl
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
DEPARrURs OF FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. JrNR u.

THURSDAY, JUSR u.
Furope Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg steam
Wesphaa al II Supplementary Mail on Pier foot OF
mrst Hoboken closed at Steamship sails at p m IRON
Pier foot OF Third-st, Hoboken
A Pussan Closed Mall sent BY this line
and Nassau bY the steamship CLEOPATRA close
Supplementary Mail Pier No n r. Is closed at 1850
Malls ioE HAyu, b. the steamship Pent, close at p
FRIDAY. JUSE -
for Bermuda by the steamship Hatters, close at
sails a 3 7. from Pier No. 81 n. r.
the steamship docks and inten de
Supplementary Mails must be prepaid double postage, By
stamps money will b. received BY the cerk IN charge
Ma IlaI S. closed al the NeSYork Post0ace every
dsv 8 m. and via Boston.
Mails Tor Newfoundland close the NewYort Post0m every Ph
Steamship sails from Portland Me-, SATURDAY at
m. Due NeWYOrk Friday, ats m.
Letter postage oil the West Indies except when going direct will
be half Papers cents EACH which must be prepaid
SATURDAY. JUNB H.
Britain and France via Queenstown and Liverpool by
close at 1880 No Supplementary Mall
Steamship sails 100 N, from White Star Dock, Payoaa Ferry
Jersey CITY.
Mails for the Conrenio Europe via Southampton
and Bremen per steamship Hermann close at II supplement
Mail closed Pier al foot Of Thrst Hoboken at
Steamship sails from foot Of Thirist, Hoboken.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails mus. be prepaid with
double pOsagel
Direct German and Prussian Mail Is bY this line
Ms direct Bs and Hayre steamship Vile du
HaVe will close $3.50 Steamship sails at from Pier
No. so ~ X
and Merieo bv the steamship Cuba close II
Supplementary Mail Pier No. North River closed At
IL 81 a Steamship sails at ~ N.
Mails for Key BY steamship Ctr Of Aun close at
Steamship sah At } D. m, from Pier No 20 & X
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12

.h,,d,., ra maid Miss Robinson r. Dur ~ r. Lin
eoln John Bradbury. Mr. FaVre ths Rev Csoan PHst
Thomas ough Peter BJfp bTa1e hog
Campbell a. Feoves Samuel Fsche sydney Laeon MISS fo
Uth .,-, 80, q, ~
Come wife Muir wife child and W r Ehsgsn nd
ve Mrs d. Eastman Miss g. G. Eastman, j. Lowe WI ahd cha
Mr. Bolt and Wife A. Bolt. q. r. 1hpp. Mis- Belle Green MISS
sddie Green Miss L. Mercur Master W Mercur NJ - Eta ne
Dr III Brownson ard wife r. D. Cht Shears0n Y ~
Hoist Miss Folsom Nrs Lee Miss Dorkns Goy Hart q Ioa
rc and daughter H. H. Boroher U'per. d WhcomD MS y
h. Allen and Two children G, p DeyeFauT We e9 ao
Mrs Smith, Ms J. Resdoh. Miss hla NAY
Ms xe smith a. Price L. ~ Morris Abegret,, Miss Hannah
urnsr Mrs Cbesebau Miss wso Mrs Jos Coeke hss Me,sh
am Mys Knapp 4. L. Beard aRd child T. Fleming. e. NC
CURE Mrs Wilson and child, Mrs Meyer Mrs PaHnng j. Boyd w.
Fuller r., q
A. Holland M Mcconnell sokele Capt Weymouth aat wife Miss
W,vwor,h Mis- Annie r. Meyer A. j. Le and wife g. Coffee
Il Hu udie child and Mrs v ~ Spencer and child h W.
nj Warner A. Cuder D. De Leon M De Leon, Mr. scboogen
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
MUNICIPAL SALARIES RECOVERED.

After long litigation, Judge Quinn of the
First District Court OF this city has obtained final de-
csiOn allowing him the salary he claims. Originally
Judge Quinn sued the city for the balance Of his salary
payment Of which had been refused by Controller Green
The matter was argued before Judge Fancher in Cham
bers Of the Supreme Court by A. r. Lawrence, jr for
che plaintiff and David ]. Dean for the Controller
Judge Fancher decided IN Judge Quinn's favor. The
case was taken General Term, which affirmed the
decision Judge Davis delivering the opinion The case
was appealed and for third time argued, and recently
the Court of Appeals has rendered It's decision airnng
that Of the General Term BY this decision Judge Quinn
and other District Judges obtain their full salary as al
lowed by law.
Judge Ingraham yesterday. granted peremptory
mandamus requiring Controller Green to pay s456 TO
Robert Bonynge, O1eal stenographer TO the Supreme
Court Circuit Part L. and oyer and Termner FOR copies
OF the testimony in the cases OF Thomas, Foster and
Scanne furnished the District Attorney. AS 70 the
copy furnished the Court holds that the District
Attorney is not allowed under the statute more than
one CODY ut The expense OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
POLICEMEN COMMENDED.

An inquest was held by Coroner Herman
Yesterday concerning the death of Joseph Gale alias
socco" notorious river thief. whose body with
pistoshot wound through the heart was found IN tne
East River near Corears Hook, about two weeks ater
gang of thieves were fred upon while they were at
tempting TO rob the bark Margaret at Pier No "a East
River by officers OF the Fourth Precinct The jury,
composed Of merchants, in rendering their YER
dict, commended tho action OF the officers ana
promised TO procure pecunary tesumoniai
for them. Dennis Manning and william WOOD,
charged with completely with socco" were examined
during the INQUEST Manning acknowledged himself TO
be river thief He said that he with the deceased
in boat stealing few nights before the shootlng put
denied that he was present when A" "Socco" was snOt
Wood acknowledged that he had been thief Dnt
ayerred that he had been thryng TO REFORM tn0gh ne
had been unable to obtain honest employment lie SAID
that soccO," but had not been with MIN Ior
eight months because the deceased was " so BAD Inc
Coroner DECLINED to discharge either Manning OF Wood
but remanded them to the CUSTODY OF fOhce Capl
Jnan who win probably cause c6Apaints to be made
against them under the "Habitual Criminals act
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12

Tn. People BOnvnse aE Geeue 'ae. only provide. ro
one oop fo the Attorney be orders more inc etpene mus
he for in hs ooe The Is granted for one copy In each
S uhecs 4, sg Tsylor-Moon denied With 10 costs same
sSt os denied clemens sgt such-n uneon restraining
r.hL.tor gr,ute Wetberbee sgt Stewart ct aLhepo eon
srm I'm be matter Of Baird Manufacturing Co hume
sgt Mrsv "a ,i-Moton granted Rose et al agt hmanRe-
s,ms Soeists for the Reformation Of Juvenile Dehnq1rns gI
Ci.ib rdoion Granted Hume Henley ct aL-hoton
granted with costs Csmbel agt KnneT et a-Repor confirmed
facts show sufficient 70 warrant the ooe
sst Of defendant he gives bond keep The peace Jg@en
STpertor Court-Special 7erm-By Judge MQnell.-
Smith as tho proposed case on appeal d proper
amenen be referre 10 he referee to no N
Dropdi et aOder for commission shelton agt hefcnshh Dmpn
rsnTporaton granting extra allowance Of I'VE per en'
amount Of recovery. ,-. = norr,,.r ~ ann
plant sustained With leave pnf 10 amend DER agI hAye~-
Same -. .-o
Common Pleds-- Special T6rm-By Judge Larre-
orFnapp act Bostwck Order granted The feope ao gs
NuQhL-Same The People. &c. HateA-SAm"
spru-Moon denied. 1n the mitier Of heeueA
niea. Gregor ag TompkinA-Appcsiion ~ "a sti,sis
McCabe-Mouon granted payment Of costs noug % Psssn
ton Of deio ldAnt 70 try edue Al present "fm 0i '
Agt tein.--ieierence ofdcrsL :, -, cross
Marine urt-Chambers-By Judge Gross,,,-
wimpfAeine ,gt Adler Motion granei Braun ast
ton deniet Iuenhal Lancaster fre nsura
ton denied usrste gL New-YorE and Harlem h1OiG & S M
Mooa gante 70 restore 70 the calendar and
he u Monday in October neIL oDonne at S S,,ts5
charge attachment granlei WashDurn agt WeIaoe s
Rosenberg sgt OppcnhemeE E-houon granted a.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
THE BowLEs FAILURE.

Boston, June 1.-THE second general meet
ing OF the Creditors OF Bowles Brothers Company
held to-day the United States Courthouse. before g..
Lothrop Thorndike Register This meeting held for
the purpose Of allowing the creditors TO prove their
claims There but few creditors present. but o
large number Of claims presented by attorneys OF
different creditors Inc ma tier Of greatest Importance
Judge Lowell OF the District Courts on the question OF
the acceptance or rejection OF Appletons offer for
Bowies Brothers Co. TO Sl55,OO0 The assignee, Henry
j. Stevens requested tue creditors to be present
and examine personally the Offer which is qnte yOlum.
inons aud printed in pamphlet fofinfor their inspec-
.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
THE COURTS.
MURDERERs ARRAIGNED.


wALwoRTH AND MARTIN PLEAD NOT GUILTY
The great crowd which was anticipated IN
the Court Of oyer and Tormner yesterday 70 near
81 yyiworb tho murderer OF his father, plead to tho
charge Of murder in the first degree was wanting owing
probably TO tho early ho1r at which the arraisnment
took place and the uncertainty OF It's occurrence On 'u'
day There were some curious spectators however, "no
managed, as they generally do. TO Ue present io"e
Walworth was brought I'm by the Shern ~ aoou' io'
m attended by his counsel VIM A. Do'o" s"u
ex District Attorney Samuel b. uHFn' 'uueS
Incraham at once called tho Court 10 oruer' auu
Mr. Phelps promptly moved the sIr~sn'h""'
of the pr,souer The Indictment found against hn ou
Tuesday by the Grand Jury charging him win nuruer
I'm tbe first degree was read 70 him by MT 'o
clerk who at its conclusion asked Walworth "Do'' :"
pleaded guty' or mot gulty 70 the lhao'mou'' N"e
whether he demanded trial. While the CONT "S'pu
for an answer the parcide was tho SUBJECT OF o'oso
scrutiny by ali In the Ho stood twirns us Do,'
brown felt hat carelessly in his hand IL prooaoo
,bot ta gepera uresslon In regard 10 his looks ana
deportment founded upon the floating as 10 ns
eooness youth and fine features, was waterway lnou
fed Although he is said TO be only - years Ou % drp
with dark perhaps black hair and thin Dlack
which he suffers to grow down oT ou Is
check The face is rather broad ana wear pI. hui
goodnatured expression the features are negaa Dns
by no means striking As the question: OF sutiw w.a
"not guilty put to him. be Ignored y. ol rt o1
unintentonally and replied only 70 the latter P T TO-
The query as 10 whether he demanded new uial. ~
this he said Yes Sir" EXJudge GarYln repIleu lor
him, "He pleads not guilty" ,, , rooat
The District Attorney then expressed MS own Ieaf
ness 10 proceed with the trial at any time judge IN
graham inc uired what day he desired set down MI
Phelps answered that Monday week would snt MN
Judae InVraham SAID that Judge Davis wished II any
day were set down that It be for next week EEJndge
Garyn urged that Monday two weeks would DC as soon
as the could get ready, as their witnesses were
IN distant part OF the State. Mr. Beach also claimed
that An would be unfair in the counsel for the de1ense 70
consent 60 trial with less than two weeks
ton Judge Ingaham said that he would NOT set uoT
any day after next week, not knowing what Judge
Davis who is holding the term, desired 10 90 ~ Wa
then arranged that the day OF trial should De seteu
upon between the counsel and Judge Davis today.
After the arragHment Of young Walworth tne case oi
another criminal came up for disposition. Joseph Mar
lin was arragned on "a similar charge OF murder In the
frat degree in having killed Bernard Mil on May IN
lager beer saloon. Martin pleaded hoI guty an1 III, ns
trial was set down for Monday next. The Court then
adjourned until this morning.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
A HOME For INCURABLEs.

The sixth anniversary of the Home for In
curabes celebrated yesterday at West Farms West
chester County. The day also made the occasion
for laying the cornerstone for more commodious
building FOrdhan The exercises at the laying Of
the stone which were conducted by Bishop Potter be-
gan with the singing of ode written for the occasion,
after which Benjamin H. Field, the President, gave
history OF the institution from It's foundation. AT the
conclusion of the recital the stone was laid, and ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. Drs Potter and Gaan-
det. The benediotOn was pronounced by the Bishop.
The audience then assembled nthe old building, where
refreshments served and examination Of the In
stitution was made Immediately afterward the follow
ing were elected
Board of Managers-The Hon. John A. Dix William Fl.
Guion. William Alex Smith, William III. Appleton,
ton. tom E. 4 Qintard. james A. Roosevelt, A. Newboid
Morris, Benjamin H.. Field, John II. Pool, Martin E.
Frederick De Peyster IL. D., D. Vermiye. Benjamin
B. sherman, john Crane. Adrian Iseip, Charles D.
Board Of Clerical Managers-Ihe Right Rev. H. Pot
ter DD d. g ~, IRg m - heg. o. Co't9h 1 Sun DDp @ tbe
Rev H. c. Potter, DID. the Rev T. Gallaudet ID, the
Rey j. H. RyIance DID, the Rev. William Huckel, the
Rev. W. A. Muhlenberg ID, the Rev. W. 7. Wilson,
ID d.. the Rev Morgan Dix. ID. the Rev VIM. +. Nor
9au ID D. the Rev Ii E Montg goInery d. D. the Rev. Z.
A. Washburn, D. D., the Rev. N A. schenck, ID, the
Rev. W. T. Sabine the Rev. C. b. Wyatt DID,, the Rev.
William " Feltwell. ...H
The exercises OF the day closed by addresses in
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the village by WI
lam Cullen Bryant and the Rev. Drs Yermiye and Ry
lance Among those present who did not take part
Frederick DE Peyser William Niblo. and the Rev. Dr.
Herman DYER There in the institution 46 pa
tents; Is have been received during the year. have
died and have been removed with fair prospect OF
permanent recovery The Treasurers report shows that
the balance hand at the last report G395 81
ceiyed for board from patients S602 donations 10 gen
era fund % 500 dOnstiOnstO building fund. S050 IS;
donation by Miss c. l. Wolfe. S30OOO donation by Miss
Helen stuyyesant TO endow free bed, 5000; interest
on investments S272O IL total, Ss9S50 80. The Society
expended during the year, S59s not including $4,000
fOrunam
band t9Ol a the Of the Society Nl66SI The
new building Is 10 be 200 feet long consisting OF central
division and two wings At present only the central
portion ana one OF the wings will be erected. This will
COSY y Is estimated about 5000, Sllch Is now III hand
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Brown. charged with dealing in counterfeit
Of counterfeit 50 cent currency whea Ne was
arrested
In the Kings County Court of Sessions, yesterday
Thomas g. sude pleaded guilty grand larceny sentenced
The Pe9tena for two years and I months John Deyn petit lar
Refuge Patrick Connolly John aahdy James suvaO Drsub
Joseph Boyd William Hal pleaded not guiIyi trial June 6
James Burns was arraigned at the Jefferson Mar,
sB John Farley No. l45 West Thirty seoondst He
with having stolen nom hs store Of Bennet; Williams Of No 5
Broadway !ee lace soque valued A. 800 Ths were committed Or
having stolen snd s from Thomas Quinn Of No
% % r h.1an aasS & y IaGVos F p SI % a ~ S
G. Toy John Who
battery complaint Of Patrick DOnhue tr1ohmin, having
followed and .t9pped Donshue Who ran John Kelly age Wa
skas was arrested and he'd sTi fssi lasss
The only case tried yesterday at the Court Of
General session., Pan before Beooi Haele was A,t q III
81 400 and gold watch Apn TO- Both the prisoner aud complain
the 6y and while watch and money were isn from the
compNnarts poeksL The watch Aerwad pAwnsd to
city 3pG lro% Indiana that Be me, Fasr md be gave him 9:
yearS He tod Bats he was working With sons oOunies
s Sd & s % hs sys f y case ags1' SeR & ss R,osSSa
sdI been IL hs prisons q ada9s Illinois. Mehsa Wisconsin and
tsiIsng osbss. s1d eonsdsnss gane BrSn denied al % and
he cSo ~ S7 on The charge Of counter
letting although r it lie had been arrested
er Ss p ss' 4csS ssS % & . iss: e I'd
Ihe case aud william n Hove deiendoi the prisoner.
In the Court of General Sessions Part IL. before
Julge Sutherland yesier peAaed
guyto eha q bage IN she third degree robbng the lager
beer saloon o Jacob Abie of No. Houston May1
lie sent the State Prison fTs earI.,. RodnoBd
pleaded g1g - charge ~ stealing eong valued At 80 from
Brtei par' Of no si2 lsnse MAY 49, and sent % the
Puertay Chshes itoggrs
years breaking the saloon Of AudN Bshof Of No
10 0hvet hay w. sud stealing qaor eEars and blaai
balls valued S2o0 lie admitted Robe Deyn admit
Vel breakIg INTO lee gIors Iorr Of Rbi BAI at No 5 srh
june and stealing el0 Of
the State Prison for IIeay rr Rny
petty larceBI stealing from Aeruan of No. 50 Ppst
Ap tfunl pocket book and wath vaiued AZ S2 lie
was sentenced 70 he renleaily for rear The OuT case
that Of Whsn Arms ehagei with oahlns Or Richard
Makban Dec lsl s enb and kRSckeE nseHabe
gas saloon fory Vehthtt ant hshsrc lie FuU
the PeneuiaT of r months uorney
Rollins appeared for INC peoPs ARi John D. Clay prisoner
10 200 r1t DECIsIoNs-JUSE II. Il. a. ....IfI
c,nrom. CnnrL-C -Ch1mbera-lIv Indnn InnrnLnrr
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
DEATH OF DIR. RryrRInGF.

Dr. B-veTidge, OF Aenia, Ohio, whose death
was recently announced passed away at the ripe age OF
seventy About nifty years AGO he appointed
minister OF the Associate tnOw Second United Pres
RAM Cbulch in Xena, but after few years service
returned TO the East and was for short time settled In
ship in the Associate Theological Seminary then located
st CaDnOnsbnrgh, Penn. When the Seminary was re-
the field Of his early laDOrs and continued 10 in
this capacity until about year since when the ap
preaching nfrmities Of age admOnished him TO retire
Two days before his death be had an attack OF angma
aud although his condition was regarded critical his
death was not Immediately apprehended on the morn
ing OF his death he was considered better But while
lis physician, Df. - Martini aud s wlie sat al Ills bed-
side, he turned hiwse sughtly IN tho bed and died