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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

FOR FLORIDA,
Cedar Keys and Key West, Carrying the
United States Mail.
kA The New Orleans. FIor;d,
3EaEta will dispatch first class 6 fsst p na
senger steamer ' pa'
Every Week,
Frem the foot OF Calliope street First District.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
c.. To Key West. To Cedar Kev.
- - - SD
.'''''.....' 10 u
Through bills of ladiHg issued To al, no;,+s -,
Florida, including Tampa, and to New York Cha~a ~
ton and Savannah. A' oii'iiies
none but the company's bills of ladirr sfpne5
@uo none signed after sailing of the steamer 7''
oPiendld passenger accom- datIons and tbrouah
tickets given to above peinte "osR
Office ' PeiA-I from The
For freight or passage apply to
l. H. ROBERTS. treasure
NO. 40 Common street
~, over the Louisiana National Ranr
de5 ly oh regular Gay
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17
RAILROADS.


TEXAS RAILROAD
Passenger Depot Foot of Canal Street.
On and after May rs, 1873, trains leave daily at
8 A. II. and 5P. H. "
Arrive daily at 4 A. M and 4PM
stations. sA
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Spr;nu, and ;,ta-rrs.
olate stations leaves New Orleans daily Sundays
Returning. leaves Ocean SPRINGS at NJ.
arrives at New Orleans at $50 A. n
Inns is the only line running PULLMAN PALACE
CABS through without change to Louisville, st,
Louis, Lynchburg, and Virginia Sprinps '''
For tickets and informal ton apply at Office cor
ner Camp and Common streets, OPPOSITE Civ HoraI
and at depot. ' A"'0A
T. P. SHUTE
General Ticket Agent
T. n. SCRANTON
nyA General Superintendent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17
REAT JACKSON ROUTE.
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
LIMITED.
The following new first class full powerad r,vaa
Duilt Screw steamships are int nded to sai, ragn
larry between NEW ORLEANS and LIvEPpSST
ana GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA, OO tons register. Captain Steu,a-.
MtN ESUIA zNV tons register. :. Captain Uamiin
AnA6A a, I4U' tons register. Captain Flint
rhNNSnLVANIA, $500 tOns register Captain Braas
v!hGiNlA, Z3O0 tons egister ..... Captain Sadler
dEohGaA, ISOO tons register. ....-
LIS The steamers of this line will sail
&7 for Liverpool direct. a. follows
MINNESOTA SATURDAY, September On
From New York to Glasgow, sailing fortuipbt,r
Will receive and sign through bills of lading r.
havIe bremen. Hamburg, Antwerp Rotterdam
and all Continental ports.
return tic kets issued available for TWETvr
MONTHS, at reduced rates. and Through TicEats
TO al parts OF the United Kingdom and Eurone
"A stewardess and surgeon are attached to each
medicines. "no
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid Emigr alton Tickets issued here Tn nor
Ties desirOus Of sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at all times without
detention. ~ ' "t'nooe
For freight and passage, having superior accom-.
modations, apply to
Xxx MILLER & Co
seI4 No. 20 Caronde1st street New Oraans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

SUCCESSION OF WIDOW FRANCOIS RoUBIEu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

VALUABLE PROPERTY CORNER MONTBGUT AND
Love-Suecession of Ms. Widow Henry Schp-
mani. Bey ct al. VS.. .nry Chavigny. For
Partition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

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orange, "a
qualities
attention.
only thirti
the Carroll
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Union strt
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can be add
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

Eois IN
Il conlfor
IDEECE Nc
tween Tit
given OCtOi
Also--THE
240 Baronne
given NpyeL
The above
finished insi
opening on
walk from {
front and ~ |
OF auuseuleI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

N~~NO((
FOB
of Pr.yta
Dire W str
tiiniug-rO
houses,
main bui
openings
througllo
well and
'front.' of [
October,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17
SUCCESSION OF EMMA JANE DAY.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 36,5T7.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

special dispatch to the Tribune, from Fort
Garry, says Gordon, who fed from Fort
Garry for the Rocky mountains. some
weeks ago, has been captured $50 miles
west of here, by Manitoba detective and
now finds himself behind the bars in Win
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17
AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM BOOK

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Sc COZ.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17
sH
9ural Aotirfs.

ONWARD MOVING.-There is one es-
ftaJilShment i'll our thriving town that
has stood the test now for some eight
years, and it is with pride that we can
say that they are still onward moving,
have been weighed in the balance and
lound not wanting. There are but few.
we may say not more Ian one il. {, nun-
dred, that has paSstu through and over
come the opposition tl.at lIr. c. II. Sim
mons, the Proprietor, Of the Regulators.
has. lis hOn' st, open, fearless manner
OF doing business, Oh the go-ahead order.
doing more business in one dav. proba-
bly,, than nearly all the rest of our town:
cutting prices down so much below
what most merchants were in the habit
of paying III New York. Let the oppo-
SItlon to concentrate and to cry down
the Regulator man, and if we should
undertake to name the devices used we
Should, we fear, rob our readers of much
valuable news that they expect, but suf-
tice it To say that Mr. Simmons still
hives, and to-day is doing more business,
probably, than any two merchants on
the Erie Railroad; and the better the
customers know him and his clerks the
better they like to trade with them. In
adtltiontohiSt tiyeditferent dppartments
he has started Wholesale Boot and
Shoe Manufactoly at No. ) Regulator
Block and is already doing large job
blng trade III this line, an establishment
hong needed in Wellsville, and we hope
and trust that, like all lis former un-
dertakings, it may succeed.
If yoa want tic b>st Sewing Machine
Try tie Singer--A. VI. Reynolds, Agent.
Tow>~EIr aad school Treasures
having demands against thc Late Conn
y Treasurer can have tAcir accounts
settled by calling on Dan Baker. Est.
at the Recorders Office, Coudplsport,
Pa. A. l.. HARVEY, Go. Trcas.
CALL on \. n. Reynolds for your
Dental Work-all work warranted to
give satisfaction.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17
{ straw.

Came TO The premises OF the su! scriber in West
Branch township, a spotted ne LA. : ,ate year
lhe huH- The owner viii pro- pro :, rty, pay
chaFg IS, and take The sam away
~ JOlE BUR- oTVS.
'rest Branol, Pa, Dec. 3, I9,z.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17
Executors Ectice.

WHEREAS. letters "est2wcn'arv r0 the cStaf'
of Miriam Auarue. lac OF the BurcJGu Of Levi
vile poster coruty PA, iaNg been granted 20 the
subSCriter u perS indebted to said estate art
reaug gsred TO Eakt imm etiate payment, and d. Osc
having claims or dclnduds againsI the estate oi
the sald decedent viii make known the same,
without DELAY, to GEO. W. NARD,
Louisville, Dec. %, 1872. Erecut0r.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17
\ Til OF % Ve-rs

IA. Netr York O5serCer has passed through
tIc ordeal, ana starts out anew on the second htty
years VITA larger list of lrG i.rS uu1 more ma
WrrDuS friends than ever. such Stoa'ly. com &c
OF prosperity Is Uu.EauPe.i, aHG in. pies so. J.
of a paper which has always adyocated those
SIT "a iI.IrI'F fIEt .Ur .ls Tie Irll..,dt.inS Of
society end root government OrthO,i0~ ~ tie
truest >ri.ae bOtI IA Church ana NJ.tt'. Iaa iua-
,-..'t j. ALWAYS -'G' We s"n it- rUhl- ShoGS rrD-
pose 70 give 10 every subscriber Tor 1NIa an appro-
i;I-aEplv crnr '.is-G-t JvTfrss lrur BggH. IH9sc
who S'',Scrll" viii have no c@US- in regret th..
step. - i ysd.. Sidney T.. Morse a Co.,
D. Pan Row. Ney. Eu.S.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17
4(crc and 4trrtabouts.
Coudersport Market.

'IIar lttl lN-NN % -l-iD
IN .o6 a .o8
|fRe ,r IA a is
Ba . q .2S
IA doz 20 a p
ghcwarS of men are strange and past
NM ing ont. Pope tells us The great
est study of mankind is man, " and if
tH baurI-hark poet could walk with
IN .p and down the streets Of Couders-
Imt ur think he would admit that
no. We might know ourselves, it is
Dftu impossible 10 understand our
lRghbors
|Ne have been trying for long time
hi.,Lvm the meaning Of a certain pc
y@mmct Gaat che may sec repeated
host any fair business day, but as yet
N leyond our ken.
EAN occurs in this wise: two men will
Rwaikiug along tine street when sud
lnly and with a cautious look around,
lky dodge into some alley OF by-way
Mr. one of them produces from his
lSlr pocket. with the greatest care,
|bottIp, which they proceed to inspect
lammmer that is certainly peculiar. =
III hold it up to the light and gaze
Mnugh il us though they were reading
rme'S tale IN its Depths; then they
NJ owe the cork and smell of it. seem
& to ina&le its perfumes with the
Rlrrst satisfa"tion; lastly. one places
nozzle t. his eve and takes a long,
~ look heavC.l ward, then passes it
lhp other who gazes through it in the
b. way. when the cork is replaced,
bottle is returned To the inside pOck-
III ii, owners coat and the two re-
b. 20 the street and carefully walk
b. What does it al mean, is it L
l6e or is. it an optical instrument,
" jo they 90 into a dark place to eX-
~ it ard where do they get it?
Sunday morning was one of the cold
81 If the season. but twenty-four hours
n the temperature had SO far mod
Rted rhat it was only comfortably
OIL Il continued to grow warmer all
az Monday until evening when a rain
t9m set in which lasted until Tuesday
Mnng Since then rain and snow
N been alternating with each other,
n with "A decided lmrdominmce OF the
emer
contemplated Resignation is sta
q that John G.. Hall. Eeq., of Ridg-
~ has i'm contemplation the reSigna-
apn Of his seat in the Constitutional
9Taution in favor of ex-GOv. Bigler,
" t.N place. Mr.. Hall is one of the
q 4hcrS from this Senatorial district.
4 sEe clip heaboye from the RuDr0'~ 5
Ar." of Jan. Sth. Is the Convention
ala- ont the pas.ence of its live
n. .I...... . a - =. IL
- ','',0 ''''S oo'i''''o' ,,'.. = ~ I
''.'.. ,'' ''''''-"P l'l'' ''.'"'''' VI i'''.'
Il, IT.. lIr = ''',,,.y.., ;1,; = :
! ,"'' '""l WI" "le " "''I''E ~ '''
v '.aj other men are better fitted tol
4 Place
There is DIoca in vcoriro County
eNrd pr.~',, u;u 81 saoT,s do+o,.
!. .'''" u ''"irVe n'iorlty. Not Ions
! r 4 man living III that locality re
I .'eH an addition to his FIRMLY of ;
WI OF twins, which he named Gran
4l Greeley. Now it is said the Iadic,
Y The place have declared unrelentins
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17
Notice,

Ny wife, Florence Smith, having left my bed
and board without just cause or provocation; J
hereby caution all persons against harhorng OF
trusting her onmy account, as shall pay no debts
oi her contracting after this date.
LEVI g. SMITH.
HARRISON, Dec. e, 1877 23-z
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

ceived ny TtOyburn In lien of other other securities
held by him 20 secure an Indebtedness OF Kitchens,
and that the bonds were used In accordance with
Kitchens recommendation ana wishes Inc de-
cree Tor the defendants and the facts are here
presented for review. Carlisle aud Mcpherson for
appellant IN. Blair aud =. A. Dick Tor appeilees
No. i2v Nashville and Decatur Railroad Company
va 0rr-AppeaI from the District Court for Ala
bsma This was proceeding 70 obtain an ac-
count rom the company and the foreclosure OF
mortgage made by its predecessor to secure GER
tain bOnds Issued by Limestone county Tennessee.
IN ard OF the original road. The dcicnce
was tnat there was an agreement that
legal remedies should be exhausted against
Limestone county before any demand
should no made upon the road, put the
plainant 70 recover IL IL here argued that The
Court erred in not giving Judgment against Lime
stone county instead OF the company. and That
there was error also In admitting in evidence
copy OF the mortgage wien it was not shown chat
the original was lost or destroyed. r. I. Merrick
for appellant appellee not appearing.
No 652. BrIiieard w. Tho National Eagle Bank
Certificate ofdvision from the Circuit Court tor MAS
sachuseJts; submitted under the twentieth rule
This action IS brought by the trustee OF bankrupt
against the bank for refusing to allow transfer TO
be made OF shares OF Its stock. the bank justlyng
its refusal by the assertion OF lien on the stock
as security Tor debt due rom the bankrupt by vir-
tue Of articles Of association Of the bank and by
law enabling the bank to refuse to allow
transfer Of stock by debtor. The
Judges differed IN opinion az 10 what should be
the judgment on this state OF acts, and the case IL
certified to this Court for decision. 1t is here con-
tended that this bylaw Is inconsistent with the
act OF 1884 and void. and that any event IL can
not prevent the transfer OF the stock IN this
for the debt for which the lien Is claimed CON
tracted before iS adoption, aud besides the stock
not his private property. B. L. Curtis Tor the
plaintlr and g. B. Goodrich for the bank
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

"Oh. blood ANA thunder Il Bergh's got him I'u
never zee MIN again. lie all had, Yer Honor.
70 help me make Twin, and there was nothing on
the cart but two trunks.D
Judge BMby-fiave you famiIvs
Roger-l have four in family, Yer Honor, and my
wHe's hdvin' another one thiS week. and tuaC 4
the raysOn sne didnt come 90 ace me.n
Ludge-tlOw long have YOU been locked upy
Roger-Four days. Yer Honor
Judge-Wcli, We viii sentence you TO six days
more IN the City rrlsOn.
At this Michael became quite downhearted aud
commenced TO plead agatn--s'On, my cod Yer
Honor. don'L keep me In any longer. Dvu cent
there's In the house, and | had nOthin' In the
world but the poor horse To make a llyin' wid.r
Judge Murray then whispered TO Judge Brxby,
anu the magnates conjuded to lot Michast od
with one day more Imprisonment
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
COURT CALEAOARs-IHIS nav.

SUPREME CouRr--CrRour--P Mos 1859. 1906.
IAl. 1867, 1916. 2299, 1927 $500. 246l, 2479 1918,
l4ol 1893 1867. 1861 9O59, 2os9, 2sl5 s6a5, 2637.
2777, 27s6, 2S67 2S79 2s4l, 29l9. 2s23 1859 2863,
BOIL. 3O37. Part2-Held by Judge Van brunt-Short
1924. 260e 2sO8 sSl2, 1920, 2732. 2944 1885, .sOOO
3lls. 1852 2s24 2S7S so32. 30s4, 3i62 3l7o, 32lo.
Davis-Dcmurrers. Nos. lS. 20, 2s- Law AMI
iact.-NOs. 50, l08, 133 i4i, l63. lA 1856, 1885, I57
15s. l59, 100. I6l l6z. l63 164. l66 1877. 1885, i6e
no. Ill IT, 49, ia, l75. l7e LIT, l79 $780, 1871. l83
1884, 1856. 1885, 1877. 1885, 1885, $780, I0, l93 1884, 1885, 1885,
ls7, I9S, 199. 200, 2O1.
SUPREME CoURr- -CHAMBERs.-Nos. II, Is, 46, 70.
49, &c. o. 81 49, 107 1l3, Ia lis, 49, III, Il7M 49,
49, I2O l2l l22. 1885, l29 1885, lao. 14l l49 1872 l5s
SUPERIOR CoUFT- TRIAL TERM-Part Mos 5ss,
COS, 63l. Part 2Nos. 1865, TIC, AGA, !s6. IT, 692,
900, 1854 1885, 78O, 278, 782, 812, S16
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-EQurrY TERM-Hed
by Judge RobnsonNos. ls l. 25, 81, So, So, 5l. 62,
COURT OF COMMON PLzAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge Day.-NOs. 1889 2343 8l3. 3571, 1917,
$685. 2423. 2546, 2280, 2077. 22Ss. Part 2-Held by
Judge Larrem0re-N0s. 24s6, PAST, 2493 2497, 2a98,
2499 25OO, 25O 25O3 $780, 250s 250s 250 25ll 25l2.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
227l 229s 275s. 1862, 3Oo6 272s, 2s0s, 1882 1890.
Part 2-Hcld by Judge Shea-Nos. 2501, 2977, 2739
s972. ss47 2s4s, 2S27 sa4z aols, so2l 1923. sos5,
scn.-NOs 2516 2S94 1860, 335, 1880, 34l5 344 3490
3625, s745 1880, 3Ol5, 2276. 3476. 1878. 1895.
COURT or GENERAL SfassloN5.-Hed by Recorder
Hackett-The People vs.. John Grady alias Brady,
felony Laws OF 1862 Same vs. John simpson, fe-
loniOus assault and battery; Same vs.. William
Thompson. burglary; Same vs. Archibald Mcintyre.
grand larceny; Same vs. Michael Agnew, grand
larceny; same vs.. william Wetles, grand larceny
Same vs. Thomas Morris, larceny from the person |;
Same VS.. William McKenna, larceny from the per-
son; Same va. Kate Bowen, kidnapping; Same vs.
Egadi0 Antonio LOuira, kidnapping; Same vs..
Jane Woods, disOrderly house.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
THE CITY AGAIN SUED.
Action Against Comm issiOner Van Mort
Who Pays tho Piper.

Action Against Comm issiOncr Van Mort
Who Pays tho Piper.
John M. Heatherton & Co. vs. The Mayor &C.
rhis suit was commenced yesterday before Judge
Van Brunt, and from the opening Of the case by
ex-Unted States Attorney $. G. Courtney, Tor
the plaintiffs, it appeared that the Department Of
Public Works, presided over by Mr.. Van Mort,
had made requisition upon the plaintiffs to
furnish certain lamps and other materials for the
city to the amount OF 5000 60 The plaintlns did the
work and the Department OF Works, on proper
The plaintins then presented the bill to Comp
troller Green for payment, which he declined TO
pay. Mr.. Courtney argued that by law
demand on the Comptroller before suit could
be brought, and that he had 30 days to determine
whether he would pay before suit could be
brought. The plaintiffs, mechanics, were then
nshlng OF the lamps and materials were not dis
puted by Comptroller Green. bnt in his answer to
the complaint ne SAID that they were only worth
$500
After the jury were empannelled and the plaintins
mad proved their case the Corporation Counsel
stated that the city mad been unable to make any de-
fence. Judge Van Brunt Immediately directed the
jury to find verdict ior the plaintifs for the
Of $lo77 63, being the original claim, with $50 In
Gerest
Mr.. courtney then moved for an extra allowance
OF i've per cent on the Judgment. Corporation Coun-
sci opposed the mouOn as being unusual. and tnat
such allowances against the city had not hereto
fore been granted.
Judge Van Brunt said that in this case and
under the circumstances he would grant the allow
ance asked for. samuel G. Courtney ior plaintiffs
n. j. Forker, Assistant Corporation Counsel Tor de-
iendant.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
COURT Of SPECIAL SESSIONS.
A Battle with Bottles.

Before Judges Bixby Kasmire and Murray.
James Anderson and Gustave Engren were ar
raigned before this Court yesterday charged with
assauting a Swede named Charles Lawson.
Lawson went into saloon kept by man named
Schmidt at No. y Greenwich street, on last Monday
and had some words with person sitting at one
OF the tables. He was, 1t is alleged, attacked py
Anderson and Engren, who was barkeeper in the
place, with clubs and bottles and beaten
severely about the head and face. His
countenance yesterday presented a most woiui
appearance. There we're at least seven cuts on
eral witnesses were examined for the defence. but
all OF them failed to disprove the fact of the
sault lt was stated that Lawson was drunk and
had insulted woman who was sitting at one OF
the tables with her husband. This the oomplan-
ant denied, but said the dispute arose about pay
Court found both OF the prisoners guilty and sem
fenced Anderson to one month IN the Penitentary
and the barkeeper, Engren, TO iour months.
Michael Rogers Horse.
man ABOUT 50 years OF age, peculiar looking
character, was arraigned al the bar charged with
driving a horse unit to work, aud with large
sore on his back. Onicer George Bennett arrested
Roger while driving up the Bowery and testified
tnat the horse fell down while being brought to the
station house. tf
Mcnael listened to the of,ccr's evidence atten-
lively breaking In every little while, ION, my God
90 a.. ye near that aud the sore not bigger than my
thumb nailu
Judge Bixby asked the officer. "what became OF
the horse Yu
some OF Rergh's men took him away" an.
swcred the oflicerr
worse and worse" calculated Michael ROGER,
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
lNf0a KATlok F0a LAWYERS.

The Judges of the City Court, J. Nelson (Chiei
Judge), A. McCue and George G. Reynolds, have
prepared their circular OF the terms OF that Court
Tor 1874 Terms for the trial OF issues OF law or fact
will be held on the first Monday ofeach month, ex-
cepting July and August. Special Terms will be
held on the first Monday OF every month, and Gen.
eral Terms on the fourth Monday or January,
March, May, september and November.
Judge Moore will hold County Court on the
second Monday OF January, February and March
the first Monday OF April, May June and July; the
second Monday OF september, the first Monday OF
October, the second Monday OF November and the
first Monday OF December. A jury viii be sum-
moned Tor each term.
Tne terms OF the Court OF Sessions will be held
on the same days, and a grand and petlt jury will
be summoned and drawn for each.
Judge Moore will also be in attendance in Chan
bers every saturday morning during the month OF
August.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
SUPERIOR COuRT-TRlaL TEsW-pART 2.

All About a Curious Clock.
Many mechanical geniuses have spent a good
deal OF time and brain labor In constructing curl
Gus clocks. Max Pieiner IL one OF these geniuses
He got up clock that In addition to its annota-
ti0ns OF time presented biackamith's shop in full
operation, the sturdy smith hammering iron on
the anvil BOY blowing the bellows ana the fire
in full glow. There was also windmill In rapid
circuits and last and not least 1t disc0ursed some
OF the sweetest airs OF the worlds most famous
composers. Mr.. Theodore MARITIME took quite q
fancy to this curious clock and after much per-
suaslon succeeded in Duying 1t. after which he
transferred II TO his residence. In course Of time t
got out Of repair and ceased to perform Its
multarious functions, whereupon ne took 1t to Mr..
Peiner to have 1t repaired. The clOckmaker was
then hving in Forty-eighth street. but shortly
moved to Ne ewburg. taking the clock with him. His
failure return it within the time specified caused
Mr.. MARITIME to have him arrested on charge OF
stealing 1t. Upon this Mr.. Pfeiier was tried in the
Court OF General Sessions, when the jury. with
rare sympathy for genius, promptly acquitted him.
Mr.. Pleifler now turns the tables and sues Mr. Mar
tine for IS, 900 damages. for alleged malicious
rest and prosecution. The case came to trial in
tins Court yesterday and promises TO OCCUPY sew
eral days.