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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Decisions on Appeal.

In the case OF the New York Harbor Protection
Company, Appellants, VS.. The Schooner Clara; Au-
gustus M. Cox ct. al. vs.. The Steamtug Clara Ga
rita, &C.. Appellants, Judge Woodruff sustains the
conclusions OF the District Court. The decree in
each case must be entered in conformity with the
decision below, dismissing the libel for salvage in
the first entitled cause, am awarding the damages
found in favor Of the belldhts In the second, with
costs In each case.
George W. Wilson et al, owners OF the Steamboat
Norwalk Appellants, VS.. The Steamtug James Roy,
Her Tackle, &c.-ln this case Judge Woodruff thinks
the weight OF evidence Is In conformity with the
conclusions stated in the opinion OF the District
Judge The libel is dismissed, with costs.
Sherman ct al, Appelants.-Decree OF Court below
affirmed, with costs.
John NJ. Handy, ct al, Appellee vs. The Steamer
Franconia, Her Tackle, NC, Appellant.-Judgmen
OF District Court affirmed. Decree to be entered
awarding to the libelants the amount decreed in
the District Court with costs.
BANKRUPTCY-APPEAL.
In the Matter of Alfred Wild, Bankrupt-Ap-
allowing the claim Of theodore NJ Davis, as Re-
ceiver OF the Ocean National Bank.-On February
l3, 1871, the bankrupt, Alfred Wild, without con-
sideraton and as mere surety, became the endorser
Df two promissofy notes made by the Portage Lake
and Lake superior Canal Company, one for
$4,000 81 and the other for 1851 49, which, on
Bank, ana were made payable with interest.
These notes were given in renewal of number
Oh other notes then unpaid, which had been
also given in renewal OF prior notes held by
che bank, and which were taken from the Canal
made on ana after January T. 1857, by the bank,
orc OF the sums agreed on the 5th OF January to be
made in form to the canal Company, and the other
at the same time agreed to be made to p. j. Avery
but proved by the testimony and found by the
referee In the District Court to have BEEN in part
for the benefit OF the Canal Company, VINO, in the
accounts kept OF the transaction, was treated as
The actual debtor for both amounts. The reason
assigned for giving the transaction the form of two
loans-one to the Canal Company and the other to
r. ]. Avery--was that the National Banking law
prohibits an Indebtedness by any one party, as
borrower. to an association formed hereunder to
an amount greater tnan one-tenth Of the capital of
The association making the loan. Coaterals were
placed In the hands OF the bank to secure the loan.
Ehe Judge directs modification OF the order.
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SUPREME COURT.
Decisions.

BY Judge Davis.
Helen M. Richardson vs. Henry Richardson
Motion to confirm report denied, out a new refer
epce may be taken If plaintiif elect so to do.
M. A. Cody vs. Mary J. Doyle ct al.-Decree
granite on report of referee.
Peter J. Gage vs.. Edward Meyers.-The defend
ant Is discharged and the warrant dismissed, &c.
Order to be settled on three days notice. (See
opinion with Beamish.)
NeSmth vs.. Gest ct al.-Ordered that witness
Moran answer the several questions marked
yesV on the margin, and all sucn questions touch
ing me same subject matter as shall De put TO MIN
and on paying $40 costs OF this motion his con-
tempt oe deemed purged; otherwise plalntin at
liberty to proceed as he may be advised, &c.
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COURT CALEHDARS-TE!S DAY.

SUPREME COURT.-Held by Judge Noah Davis
Nos. 0, Go, 1872, 49, 1885, 81, 8, 95.
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Re-
rape: same vs. Henry Devoe, 1.-TWO cases. feIonl.,
GUS assault and battery; Same vs.. Joseph
Doyle, larceny and receiving stolen goods !;
Same vs. Bridget Doyle, larceny and receiving
stolen goods; Same VS.. Walter Hill and John
Carroll, larceny and receiving stolen goods
goods; Same VS.. Rose Rellsy, grand larceny
same VS.. Charles Black, grand larceny
Same vs. william Peich grand larceny; Same
VS.. William Kerrigan, larceny from the person
Same VS.. George Brown, Hermann Meyers,
Charles Gempe. Frederick Richter and Charles
Bender, felony, laws OF 1851
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COURT or COMMON PLeAs-speclAL TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge Loew
Richard Counsel vs. Vulture Mining Company
Case settled
Frederick Rosenstein VS.. Charles Lighte.-Moton
denied, II defendant appears and submits to
examination.
P. Mordaunt VS.. M. D'AntOn-Motion granted.
H. ID. Hull VS.. j. MISREPRESENTATION denied, with
out COSTS
Joseph Dali vs. Anna Dall.-See memorandum.
BY Judge Larremore.
The People eX rel. William ID. Mcnamara vs. The
Board OF Estimate &c-Order signed.
The People vs.. james Gribbin.-Applicatio may
be renewed before the Justice holding Chambers.
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T0MBS POLICE COURT.
Arrest OF Alleged Burglars

Mrs. Pauline Rice, of No. 22s West Thirty seventh
street, lett her residence on the I'd OF August Tor
trip to the country. saturday last she returned
and found that her apartments had becn forced
open and four trunks, containing wearing apparel,
Jewelry, laces, furs, &C., valued at about three
thousand dollars, had been carried away. She
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THE STOKES WITNESSES.

Judge Davis Refuses to Release Them
Grounds OF the Refusal.
On the reassembling yesterday of the Court OF
Oyer and Termlner, Judge Davis on the bench Mr..
John o. Mott renewed his motion for the discharge
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SUPREME COuhT-sPECIAL TERM.
Decisions,

Decisions.
BY Judge Barbour.
Whitaker, Jr. VS.. Steobins.-Order entered.
.McGrath vs.. The Mayor, &C., and two other
cases.-Orders OF reference granted.
Copeland vs. Howland,-Order to perpetuate
testimony.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE.-HENRY zINN AUCTlONERR
@ n
vate residence q East 70 ST. Broadway comprising
assss yss
pets PAINTINGS sronle Lace coSan Sfui Tase ges
bedsteads, Bureaus, wardrcbes spring and hair Nat
mention Sale positive '''' A'"''e' TOO numerous to
RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER-oFFIcE AND
Is s street. ss AcOn Branch
SCortlandt street
MORTGAGE SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE NNHRssSRNS o xKfyES BRUSSELS AND
ARCH. JOHNSTON win sell at auction, on THURS
SH ss2sA RI p1Ya S6 fs's or
MADISON AVENUE,
ssa Y SS HSs Sss
a s sr sns so% .S as @
ssls ami psrap CsTpe China ana Glass Ware Lace
with Which win B
JOHN G. LYsT. Attorney tor Mortgagee.
A RICH JOHNSTON, AuCTIoNEER.
ton baneh a Ms re
pository at no Oortlandt street.
FINE ET ~ SRo noo 3Sa AsP eeHnoMos,
at his salesroom 81 Nassau street on THURSDAY at o
--- O'clock
IA. Two Circus Ponies at auction,
to pay keep and advances
M IA ron U S No. sell TaaSy Two at
and kind Circus Ponies or suitable for private family
A UCTION SALE.-S25O)O WORTH HANDSOME
N Household Furniture will be sold positively without
reserve. this day wednesday, at residence 210 West
Twenty first street near seventh avenue. commencing
10 O'Clock precisely, by ROBERT O. CAsHIN Auctoncer
457 lots by catalogue consisting Paror. Library, Draw
Eros "A octave rianoiorte BOOB Books, Etageres,
turkish chairs gt Tables Bronzes Paintings Curtains,
SS Dining surnture Extension Table Buffet Chairs
S Bedseads Dressing Cases Bureaus, Washstand
a soreroom Contents Kitchen Furniture, &c Par
at 10 O'Clock Seventh or Eighth avenue cars.
A SsIGNEE'S SALE.-J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-W
IA 5. Townsend will sell at public auction tho entire
contents on the third floor factory Fortieth
street and Tenth avenue, New York city, consisting OF
eight Ribbon Looms, Winding Engines, Wrapping, Filling
and Blocking Machines SpoOls, &c, thursday August
IA. BY order OF A. HOBBY, ASST tnce.
A UCTION SALE-PRIvATE RESIDENCE 40 WEST
IA ODD street. THIS "wednesday MORNING,
commencing at l0ll O'clock,
LUKE FITZGEkALD. Auctioneer sells this day over
$4,000 worth and4 w lots by catalogue. Elegant costly
household Furniture Chlckering son rose wood Piano
forte, Centre Tables Carpets Parlor Library and Draw
Ing Room Suits. suits Brenzes Pantings E,ageres Book;
and walnut bedsteads Bureaus Mattresses Dining Room
Bunet. Chairs Extension Table, &c Also Basement and
Kitchen Furniture.
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NOR SALE-LIQUOR STORE; ONE OF THE BEST
htted up and most desirable Liquor stores In Brook
lyn, The Navy Yard 1000 men ut work no stock
long lease and low rent Apply to MILES OkEILLYs
son Il CO., 24S Front street. New York.
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l. day, August H. at lOa O'clock, at i5la Bower u
vertiseInents.
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DIvERSIDE HOUSE. 1b2D STREET, ON THE HUD-
To son.-1hc best OF accommodations at reasonable
rates; applications received for Fall end Winter Board
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DY JOHN A DUNN, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AND
ID salesroom S95 Third avenue, will sell this day at
l0% O'Clock 5l8 East Fourteenth street, the
n and second hand Furniture store, consisting of
sofa Bedsteads, Sofas, Lounges black walnut Bureaus.
Bedsteads haircoh Suits black walnut Bcdstcads
and wood Chairs hair, husk and Mattresses
large quantity of Stoves, Clocks, Mirrors Lamps
Sewing Machines together with Truck and set OF
Harness sale positive without well worthy
the attention dealers.
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BOARDING HOUSB-NOW OPEN AMONG THE
~ mountains OF Schoharie county; scenery grand;
price per week So reference L. Il. Richards 259 Canal
street, New York. Address nORATGO GATES, Breaka-
been n. Y.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A LADY HAVING A QUIET COUNTRY HOME
n wishes lew little children to Board will teach
rndiments or English and music il desired Apply $50
Charles street.
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CUMMIr HOTEL, 65 BOWEIY. CORNER CANAL
- street-Rooms by the day. week month Etc. 6)c.
and 81 per night; weekly prices reduced the Euro
pean plan. Il. BREEDER, Proprietor.
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A UCTION SALE-PRIVATE RESIDENCE 40 WEST
n 23d street THIS wednesday, MORNING,
A UGUsT MARTINES, AUCTTONEER
n Important sale OF rich and costly Household
Furniture, Pianoforte, Eronzes, &c, .

nt ~ oc0ck 0n nS NV i W ear H aV
Drawing Room-superb suits Furniture Pompadour,
Marie Antonette styles covered silk brocade Cabinets
Tables, Etageres Secrctaire Bookcase velvet Carpets
Lace Curtains Paintings, artistic Bronze statuary mag
niicent rosewood PanoOrte, celebrated city maker
Canterbury, Music, Books, rosewood, walnut Bureaus.
Beseads Wardrobcs, en- suite style Louis XIV; Mat
Basement Kitchen Furniture Parties wishing attend
this sale take 9th ay stages or 9th cars.
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A UCTION SALE-OVER 700 LOTS.
n Magnificent Household Furniture

Property OF Philip A. vandcrpoo, Esq
This (WEDNESDAY( morning, August H. az 10L O'clock
at the elegant furnished brown stone mansion, lD East
Twenty fifth street, between Fourth and Lexington
avenues.--Magnihcont Drawing Room suits styles OF
Grand Duchesse and Marie Antonetrc; Turkish and
Oriental Suits reps; magnificent rosewood Ia octave
Pianoiorte Eagcrcs Bookcase Bronzes Vases Mirrors
Velvet Medallion Caruets Curtains Bcdsteads. Bureaus
Washstands, Commodes, extra horse hair and spring
Mattresses. Bedding. Library. Dining Room furniture,
&C. n. B-Depost required from all purchasers goods
must be removed tMenty four hours inter the sale.
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NHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-DEFAULT HAVING
~ been made in the payment the money secured by
certain chattc mortgage will expose Tor sale tiereun-
der at public ton the llth day OF August 1873
IL o'clock noon the premises basement of No 10 New
street. New York city, the Bar Fixtures and other Con
tents except stock. the nne English sample and Wine
Room. HENRY +. LIpPOLD, Attorney for Mortgagee
Dated New YoRR. August ). 1873
Above sale adjourned to August H. same hour and
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L1OR sALE-BOOK, STATIONERY AND WALL PAPER
store. a mt from the city. Can be obtained af
Il great bargain. Address BOOKSELLER. Herald office
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NOR sAIE-FIRsT CLASS OYSTER, CHOP HCUSH
il and DIning Saloon doing fine business; 8 years.
lease at low rent. MIlCHEI.II II Cedar strcet
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DY s. w. DAUCHY AUCTIONEER--BY DAuCIIY &
ID JOHNSONScl this day, at 45s Canal street. at two
O'Clock by virtue OF chatiel mortgage, large lot of
Household Furniture consisting OF Parlor Suits,
catel and rens; black walnut and enameed Chamb. r
suit, Bureaus Bedsteads, Wristbands, Tables, Chairs
Extension Tables, Lounges French plate Pier and Man
tel Mirrors hair husk end other Mattresses Feather
Beds, Pillows and Bedding also velvet Brussels
land ingram Carpets Rugs Oilcoth Mating &c stoves
Counters. Shelving ice Boxes Kitchen Utensils. Crock.
cry, Glass Ware Awnings Paintings, Engravngs &c.;
also lot Storage Goods BY order
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NOR sALE-AN ELECTRoTYPE FOUNDRY. IN CON.
II pleie running order. Apply premises, 90 JobH
street. between ~ and 3.
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TOR SALE-A BOOT AND SHOE STORE ON SMITH
n street viii exchange for Brooklyn Real Estate.
Apply AZ 200 and 20, Court street, Brooklyn.
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L,oR SALE CHEAP-A. FIRST CLASS GROCERY,
L. with Stock and Lease. JOHN STEMS,
corner Seventh avenue and Twenty seventh street.
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KOARDEksS W ANTED.
BLOCK FROM MADISON SQUARE.-SINGLE AND
double Rooms for gentlemen Suit for family, with
Board in first class house. l9 East Twenty third street.
References.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, NO. 80 BOwERY, CORNER
IN of Bayard street.-200 light Rooms neatly fur
nished, Doc 6Oc per night 81 80 to 81 per week
,ren encn only
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IHoR sALE--A BOX MANUFACToRY; HAS BEEN IN
successful operation for number of years. Apply to
A.. ". SPEAR i3l Washington street,
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n By d. W. IVES.
salesrooms los Liberty and III Cedar streets House
4 general assortment of Bedsteads Bureaus Dressing
Cases Mashstands Commodes. Centre and Extension
Tables, Wardrobes Bookcases Bullets Dining and Bed
room Chairs, Lounges, Rockers cutlery Plates Pianos,
Cradles, Chairs, DC, &c
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MILK ROUTE FOR sALE-HORsE, WAGON AND
lM Depot, now doing n retail business OF about M
per day reasons for selling has other
business TO attend 10. No agents need apply. ID. K.
streets Brookkn.
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NOR SALE CuEAP-TuE LEASE, STOCK AND FIX.
Il tures OF a nrst-cass Liquor Store; viii be sold ut
sacrifice II bought immediately Apply at All Ninth av
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IJOTEL FOR SsaLE.-A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, WITH
Ill Furniture complete, located in of the most
healthy and delightful sections Of me country now doing
a GOOD paying business and has been patronized iol
many years by the best OF our people. Accommodates
$50 persons. Address CHARLES JORDAN, box liz
station II.
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NOR SALE--GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF AN
II Exchange ana Banking Office on Wall street; first
class location and good trade Address, Tor three days,
W.. box 25S ~ st office.
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NOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-rHE FIRST CLASS
H. Toy, Stationery and Ice Cream saloon No. 2Ua
Third avenue, Harlem. Inquire the premises Salts
factory given for selling
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COUNTRY BOARD-AT FARM HOUSE: VERY
~ pleasantly situated surf ana still water bathing;
within easy distance good boating fishing and cunning
Address CHARLES 5. ROGERS, Bridgehampton Long
Island.
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A SSIGNEES SALE.-J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-W
"A s. Townsend will sell ut public auction tho entire
contents on the third floor factory OF Forteth
street and Tenth avenue, New York city consisting
eight Ribbon Looms, Winding Engines WarpnG Filling
ana blocking Machines spoOls, &c, thursday, August
| IA. BY order OF A. HOBBY, Assignee
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nor SALE--A SODA WATER ROUTE, BOXES AND
T. hotties, Generator and Fountains, Bottling Table
and Wagons; will be sold cheap, as the owner Is going
out o. briness. Apply at 9l7 Dean street, Bro"kiyn
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first class Wholesale and retail family Liquor Store
on one OF the best In the city lifted up regard
cash business reason for selling the owner has other
Address A. C. B., box 1874 Herald Uptown Branch office.
|, 2G5 Broadway.
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pOARDERS WANTED-lN A FARM HOUSE; BOAT.
ID ing, bathing and hshing fine shade good table
spring water, al SO week Long Island River,
head riding iree Address j. r. SMITH, Rverhead, l.. l.
COUNTRY BOARD AT FARM HOUSE ON LONG
" Island, 80 miles from Overhead good accommoda-
tons For particulars apply to Il. b. YOUNG, Upper
quebogue, l.. !.
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DARE CHANCE FOR BUILDERs.-A QUANTITY OF
IL Hardware for sale. to trade for CITY or country
property, unincumbered Apply at l4l Eighth avenue
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LNOR SALE-A LONG ESTABLISHED. GROCERY
T. Store, with full Stock and Horses Wagons, &c. In
quire 962 Third avenue, between Fiftysevcnth and
Fifty eighth strcois
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NJARSHALS sALE.-GEORGE l. SMITH, AUCTION
wi eer,-By virtue execution TO me delivered will
expose for sale mt public vcndue Wednesday the 18th
day of August 1873 ut three O'Clock i'll the afternoon NJ
Patrick Mctiuires stables, 29th and l30b streets and
Third avenue, Harlem, fine covered Butcher Wagons
two Horses and tour Hams . - =,
CHARLES r. MATHER, Marshal
New York, August IL, 1873
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nor sALE-AT BARGAIN ON ACCOUNT OF ILL
a health u fashionable Millinery Establishment with
Goodwill and elegant Paror Furniture, Mirrors, 90,
portuny for mlllrer dressmaker the best oca ton
in the cy it old established business with large
line of FIRST class customers Address GOODWILL.
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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8 BLOCKS FROM BROADWAY.-S6 80 TO $40 PER
= week-Good Rooms and Board. for families and sin
gle CENTER handsomely furnished house; good
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COUNTRY BOARD-A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE
" accommodated at a farm house near Jamcsport,
Long island terms moderate Address j. HADSEY
YOUNG, Upper AQueboguc. l.. L. or GEORGE b. YOUNG.
2sS Fulton street Brooklyn, n. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-24

CRIMINAL COURT JUDI. Garter
This morning in the case of alIace Dodge, in
dcted for the larceny of watch from the iats Evan
Hughes, q nOlle pros was entered Thoa.as VI Al
AID Albert seryOss, charged with grand Iarceny-a
watch and OyercOat-from j Ohm Ssut r, vas placed
on trial ard und guilty of pstit larceny, with a
placed on trial for the larceny of coat, pants,
non John A. ephens0n, and fIuni guilty VI
petit larceny, yaning the 'ods at S25; They were
sentenced to all fer Fix months each Emil BurhiI
keeping bar room; Judgment By dsfaulJ set aside.
The jurors were Ills hsrg,d Until Jsuuarl 18Th.
CIBCUIr COURT.-.Jftg. Macarthur
GAorgs w JOY vs. Matilda napes. Verdict for
plaintiff for SIS, Van Bizwack ". Hubbard and
Ormes. Verdict for plaintif for $500.
POLICE CCURC-Ju tzs SnsR
- To day, Emily Hamilton. Agnes Robinson, and
ChaTles Hooper, were hned for being drunk and dis
orderly. Cnsrles 7. ark was sent TO the work
Henry Groves, SAINT So. Win. Jasper, loud aud
bOiterOus; So Clay james, Mary Brown, Mary
Brown Mary ShadOott, Emma Young, and II attic
Brown were all arrested last night by OH GERS
street, b-tweeH 1871 and Ia streets, while Gu
gagged in a drunken fight They all spent the ntgit
al the Central guard house, and this morning anne
and the Two Mays were ined So each for prJfaui-
70 the wOrt house yagranJ. and prostitutes Cnas
Neale, assault on David kepp!1. 0'Neale is a
county constable aud went to serve process on
cpple who resisted and fight commenced, an 1
dencr tina, the on1eer was in Discharge of his dut,
and the case was dismissed. Samuel II TAYLOR, "A
vagraIt, was sent to the work house.
THE SOAP FACTORY AIN.
frederick Bates was charged with maintaining a
hHissace IN keeping a soap boiling estgblishmenC
on G street. THIS "a case brought by the
Board Of Health M. Browne appeared for the
prU-e, ution, and Mr. Williams for defence Tne
mer case, and the juuge Overruied it. The case was
then set To- q hearing On the 9Th Of January.