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THE BURGLARY TRIAL IN WASHINGTON

Illness OF Counsel and Adjournment OF
the Court-The Alleged Perjury Case.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1874
The Criminal Court met at half-past eleven A.
M. to-day and the trial OF the alleged burglary
conspirators Nas resumed.
Tne jury withdrew from the court room for .
few moments at the request OF Mr.. Henkle, The
barifrs guarding them. Mr. Henkle gave way to
Mr. Davidge. who said that he desired to state to
the Court that he was still so much indlsposed
that he ielt unable to commence his argument
this morning, and was compelled to ask that the
case be postponed Tor another day.
Mr.. Henke, on behalf OF his client, Mr.. Whitley,
Withdrew his original answer on the Hayes per-
part OF the records OF the Court After reading 1t
the Judge stated 10 the counsel present the SUBJ
stance OF 1t, and said 1t did not differ materially
IRON the return made yesterday in the same case.
The amended return declares that on the advice
or Richard Harrington the warrant &c were
sworn out Dy Whitley. This TACT was not In
cluded in the return OF yesterday.
In reference TO the indisposlton OF Mr.. David2e,
the Judge said that he would assume the duty OF
adJourning the Court from time to time as the
necessities Of all present might warrant or de-
maud.
The Court, with the acquescence OF the prosecu.
zion, allowed Whitley TO 90 home, as his vile was
Ill, until next Tuesday, and then adjourned until
tomorrow at eleven A. NJ.
Judge Humphreys gave notice that there will he
no session OF the trial on Saturday.
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STATEN ISLAND.

Henry Shoemaker. o young man residing IN
Stapleton was yesterday arratgned before Justice
Kassner. on the charge OF attempting to shoot htS
father. The Justice ne!d MIN for examination.
Some mean thief broke into the nsn market OF
MIR. william Widmer, on Arrietta street, near the
landing, at Tompkinsvtle, q night or two ago, and
cleaned out his entire stock. MIR. Widmer Is
young man and just starting In business.
The opening OF the new German Club House on
the Richmond road, Stapleton, has been postponed
until the 24tn inst, when the "Nachrlager Won
Granada" Is to be performed. There will be
weekly theatrical entertainments there during the
wiuter.
The Rev. Or. Brownlee, OF the Reformed church
at Richmond, who was attacked with paralysis
while preaching the sermon at the funeral OF
Justice Middebrook, has SO far recovered AZ to be
out, and 1t Is expected that IN few days ne Will
be able to visit some OF the county schools Of
which he Is commissioner.
Mr.. Cocraft, superintendent Of the government
Notifications at Clifton, on Monday last dis.
charged and paid of the whole force Of laborer
engaged there and closed the works Tor the
winter, in consequence OF the appropriations run
ming short. All the work during the winter will
be done py his own force OF about twenty-five
men.
Mr.. George Bechtel proprietor OF one Of the large
Stapleton preweries, has gang Of men and carts
engaged in making an excavation in the rear OF
the brewery, 100 eet square, his purpose being to
The earth is being carted ct MS expense and
dumped on Broad street, to be used In grading II
the entire length, about hall mile, the surface to
be macadamized with slag
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T0NBS POLICE COURT.
Cashing n Forg ed Check.

DelOIe JuuIe huSUllTe.
Mr.. Michael Marks, OF No. 100 East Broadway,
keeps boarding house at which MIR. Sauper took
board on the 50 OF November. He paid the first
weeks board and few days later he asked the
landlord to cash check for 1926 Tor him. He got
it from MS brother IN Chicago, he said, and IL was
drawn BY A. Cohen Co. on the International
Bank Of Chicago. 1t was dated OCTOBER 8, 1874,
and MIR. Marks. thinking IL was all right, paid him
the money. On Wednesday he discovered that 1t
was forgery and worthless, SO he had Mr.. Sauper
arrested and arraigned before Judge Kasmlre,
who locked him up Tor trial.
He Had Good Time on the "Fourth. -
E. ]. Runc,enen on the 80 OF last July collected
ssl for his employers, Messrs Myers l. Co., from
Alexander McClennan, OF No. l4s sixth avenue,
and spent 1t on publication the next day. He
lied to make the loss good and was yesterday
committed tor trial.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The Commissioners OF Docks, at their meeting
yesterday awarded contracts for 10000 cubic yards
OF broken stone and TO- 900 cubic yards OF riprap,
the whole TO cost $4,000.
The nineteenth anniversary OF the woman's
Hospital was celebrated yesterday afternoon at
the institution, Forty street and Fourth ave-
nue. James W. Beekman presided
Sergeant Tanning, OF the Nineteenth precinct,
put out nre on the roof OF James Price's carpen-
ter shop. No. POI East Fiftynlnth street. before it
did any damage, yesterday morning.
The United States sloopsnip st. Mary is ex.
pected to arrive in this port December l, when a
dock at which she can be stationed win he set
apart by the DOCK commissioners for her accom-.
moda:ion.
James Connerly, a boy. aged thirteen years, who
resides at No. 200 Cherry street, was run over BY
coal cart yesterday afternoon, In Clinton street,
near Madison. he was hurt internally and Is now
In Bellevue Hospital john Mcdonnell, the driver
OF the cart, was arrested.
Thomas Mccormack, aged thirty Ave years. re-
siding at No. 42O West Forty.nintn street, fell q
81 the new mnsuem IN Manhattan Square, yester.
day afternoon. He received serious injuries aud
was taken home by his irenos.
Several months ago warden Durham, who has
charge OF the County Jan, submitted his bill ior
the support OF the prisoners to Comptroller Green,
but he has not yet received payment. There is
some trouble in relation to the matter. for the
claim has not yet been audited. one OF his
Hicuus. AiucIiHdn helly, stdleS tndt MI DuhHaih
borrowed $4,000 10 pay his attaches and tnat he
has not received any salary for his services since
his accession TO ONCE. IL s considered likely that
the Warden Will bring suit against the city to
recover his claim
The Butter and Cheese Exchange at It's special
meeting yesterday appointed Messrs. r. S. Doty
G. S. Brown, r. II. Turner, w. winsor, Mr. Folsom
$. W. Hoyt, J. 5. Martin, Dewitt G, Stanford, w.
Bet; and John A. smith a committee TO attend the
/ Convention OF the American Cheap Transporta
ton Associaton at Richmond, Va. on tne lst OF
December. The committee appointed TO confer
with committees o. otner commercial oodies, In
relation 10 the constitutional amendments, re-
ported that they had raised 9y individual subscrip-
tion the amount apporuoned 10 them ana per-
formed all the labor required OF them IN carrying
out the plan OF operation proposed. The report
expressed the gratlfcaion Of the merchants OF tue
adoption OF all the amendments by large maori
ties. Ii was adopted and the committee discharged.
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A DISHONEST FOREMAN.
How q Store Mt st. Louis Was Stocked
from Y0nkcrs.

Al Yonkers yesterday David G. Cantrell. fore.
man In the thinning shop OF Jonn +. Warng
CO.'S hat mandatory, was arrested by Rounds
man McLoughin, on a warrant charging MIN with
grand larceny. 1t appears that lew days ago the
firm named received communication from a
lawyer In 81. Louis asking II they had in their EN-.
ploy man named Cantren, and setting forth that
q woman keeping a small store In the last named
city was selling their goods at figures which would
scarcely deiray the cost OF the articles The firm
despatched an agent to ST. Louis. ana on his ar
rival there ne found that the represen tions
made were true, and tnat Cantrell's wife was in
charge OF the store. The arrest took place, ac.
cordlngly. lust as the accused was about starting
Tor st. Louis, having obtalned a leave OF absence
from his employers tor the purpose OF seeing his
vile, whonl he represented to be In delicate
health. Cantrell at once acknowledged his
qut and, acting on the Information he
volunteered. the roundsman found IN his
trunS several hats already trimmed and also q
quantity oil ostrcn tips and feathers. ribbons.
sewing SIN and other materials, valued IN all at
aoout 500. Ihe accused was taken before City
Judge Balrd and having waived examination.
iutntshed bonds IN the sum oil $1,000 to await tho
acton OF the Grand jury Cantrel mas been IN
the employ ot the urm named about two years
and up TO yesterday had possessed ttheY l1A con
ndence as to his integftty.
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THE COUR rs.
Davenport Acquitted--ImpOrtant De-
cision by Judge Woodruff.
The Smuggling Case-Verdict for
the Government.
Suit Against an Insurance
Company.

Charles and Mary Fisher, husband and wife
were yesterday found guilty in the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions with aiding ana abetting ID the per.
petratlon OF an outrage upon a German girl
named Anna Harntz at their residence. Judge
sutherland sentenced Charles and Mary TO seven
years In the State Prison each.
Yesterday, IN the United States Circuit Court,
before Judge Nathaniel Shipman, the case OF
Stephen 81. cummings vs. Joseph Il. Grafton was
brought TO conclusion. The plaintiff caused TO
be SOLD at auction the Glen House, at Gornam, n.
a., and the defendant bid 1t IL for 500 900. When
the defendant was offered the title deeds OF the
property he refused to accept them. and the house
was resold at an alleged loss OF $4,000. The
action was brought by palntin 10 recover that
amount. The Jury rendered o verdict for the
plsirtin Tor sls,e5s, with interest.
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PIPTY-SEvENTH STREET POLICE COURT.
Arrest of . Car Conductor tor Obtafninx
His Position by False Pretences.

Simon Greenfedt conductor OF the Forty
second aud Grand street lEe OF cars, was ar
raigned yesterday on complaint OF the superin-
tendent who charged him with securing his
position by false representations. This is in vIo-
atlon o! an act 0, law passed by the last Legsla-
ture for the special protection " the city railroad
companies. Counsei for tue accused made three
separate motions tor the discharge o. his client.
winch were oyerruled. and G.eenledt was held
Tor trial at the Court OF General Sessions. This
case Is 20 oe takea 70 the supreme Court, for the
purpose OF testing the consttutionalty OF the act.
Beaten and Robbed in a Lodging House.
Daniel b, Pierce, ooarder at the Grand Central
Lodging House, No. !2o East Forfy.third street
was Knocked down and beaten and ROBBED OF sii
yesterday afternoon By three men belonging TO
the house. The three assatants were arrested
and gave their names az Aired Caarn. the super.
intendent .! the house; Theodore Nelson and
Peter Wascher on being aryalgaed III Court IL
appeared tlat Pierce owed board Dill and tnat
the superintendent took this metaod O. paving
himself and was assisted Ia the operation 0y the
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-cHAMBERs.
Suit Against q Fire Insurance Company.
Before Judge Donohue.


Before Judge Donohue.
The S. A. Woods Machine Company vs.. The
Northwestern Insurance Company.-This was a
motion to amend the summons and complaint.
The action was brought TO recover the amount OF
a loss on a policy OF fire insurance in the de-
fendants company. The defence set up In the
answer was tnat the policy contained clause
making 1t optional with the company 10 repair or
replace the property and that defendant mad re-
paired and replaced the property. The attorney
complaint 20 as to change the acton from one
the policy TO an action Tor damages by the
failure on the part OF the company TO repair and
replace the property 10 the satisfaction OF the
plaintiff.
Judge Donohue granted the plaintiffs motion to
ardson Tor plaintiff, Miron Winslow for defendant
Application TO Reduce Bail.
Application was made in this Court yesterday TO
reduce the bail OF Herman Grodsten, he being
now under $4,000 bail to answer 10 clvi! suit.
The jewelry store OF John Brennan, in Ph.ladel-
pha. was last spring ROBBED. and recently por.
tion Of tue stolen goods was traced 10 Jacob Ro.
senberg, VINO named Grodstein as the party from
whom he bought them. Judge Donohue took the
papers.
Decisions.
By Judge Lawrence.
Nincneu vs.. Wlnclell. motion to strike
costs.
shea vs.. Shea.--The amount reported as proper
20 be allowed for counsel lee Is ample but the
weekly allowance 20 the defendant should be in
creased TO S25 per week.
More vs.. Eerman.-I will hear the counsel in this
case at the General Term, on Friday, November 20,
at haifpast eleven O'Clock A. NJ
MosDach vs. Larska ct a.-Memorandum for
counsel.
BY Judge Donohue
higgins vs.. Fields; second Union Cooperative
Land and Building society vs. steck et al Nc.
Klbbeir VS.. Kearmnerer; Stewartvs. stewart; IN
tile matter OF Gaiez; Merchants National Bank o
Burlington vs.. Latnrop; Bean vs.. Benedict Ratzei
vs.. Ratzer, Jr.; werks vs.. Falkenoerg; Foster va
Hansen; Zuricalday vs. Machardo; IN the matter
OF the Trustees OF Henry Martman,-Motions
granted.
in the matter OF Blanche a. Ferrio.-Memoran
DUN
Brstcw vs. Snener.-no,ion denied, without
costs,
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Thirteenth Street Sirens.

bctOTe JuuRe WdHQelL
Mr. William Il. harrison, OF No. 1so West Four.
teenth street, met young woman named Mary
Williams In East Thirteenth street, near Uni
versity place, about eleven O'Clock. Tuesday nignt
Mary asked Mr.. Harrison to treat ner and he CON-
piled with the request. After coming out OF a
lager bier saloon near by they stood conversng
on the sidewalk. Mary suddenly threw her arm
around Mr.. Harrson's waist still Keeping up the
conversation. When Mary removed her arm Mr.
Harrison missed his watch. lie accused the
woman OF stealing 1t and tried to hod her,
street. Another young woman, named Nellie
kpssell, VINO was standing near at the time, Mr..
Harrison held Till the arrival o! Oficer sleylp, OF
the Fiiteentn precinct. Nellie Russell was taken
into custody and brought to the station house.
From information received from her the officer
was anle TO hnd the real culprlt VINO was arrested
about halfpast two yesterday morning. Both
prisoners were arragned before Judge Waudeli.
Nellie Russell was discharged TOT want OF evidence
incepaung her In the robbery and Mary Williams
was nela 10 answer. lhe wateh, which has not
yet been recovered, was valued a. $780,
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LONG ISLAND.

The Episcopal Mission at Queens Il temporarily
In charge OF the Hon. L. Bradford Prince, In the
absence OF Mr. Bednger who goes to Middetown,
Conn.,, TO pursue his divinity studies.
The new Methodist church ednce at Rockville
Centre Will be dedicated on Sunday. There will
be three services-morning, afternoon ana even.
ing-and the Rev. Alexander Clark. OF PlttSburg,
Pa, will preach the dedication sermon
On Thursday morning the barn OF Mr.. Harvey
Dayton, about mile east Of Hampstead village,
was discovered TO be 1re, ana together with its
contents was totally DESTROYED. The premises
were occupied BY Mr.. J. e. Hunt, dealer in pumps.
and the barn was used as storehouse Tor his
goods. Mr.. Hunts loss Is about $4,000, on which
there is an insurance OF 81, 400.
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MARINE COURT-CHAMBERS
Decisions.
n YrA~n AtRnR

BY Judge Alker.
Harrington VS.. Hamilton.-Motion to open de-
fault granted
$40 costs, TO abide event.
Reimenschneider vs. McDonough.-Moton
granted by default.
Cusick VS.. Garvey.-The defendant must be ex.
amned.
Mortimer VS.. May.-Motion denied, $40 costs to
plaintiff, to abide event.
Laverty VS.. Smltnen.-Motion to vacate stay.
&C., granted.
Caldwell vs.. the Prince Metallic Paint Com
pany.-Motion to open default denied.
Meeks vs.. Smitn.-Judgment ior plaintiff Tor
amount admitted due.
Hart VS.. Observation-Disclosures by default.
Mayer VS.. osenthaL-MotlUn to amend answer
granted.
McManus vs. Gilroy.-Delendant's default noted.
McEckert VS.. harrington; Edwards vs.. Braisted !;
Wright vs. Corley; Mutual Bank vs. Merchant; Car
man VS.. Holman; Trussman VS.. Breen Schell vs..
Van Tassell; Murtaugn VS.. Beebe; Metcalf VS.. An
derson; ReimenschnetGer VS.. McDonough; krack-
own vs.. Solomon.-Motions granted TO advance
causes.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
rhe GiIien-Gillespie Homicide.
Before Judge Barrett.

btIUTe JUuge bHrretI.
John Joseph Gillen was tried yesterday on a
charge Of manslaughter. Gillen and some com.
panions were one sunday morning in liquor
saloon In Mulberry street, when quarrel arose
between him and Patrick Gillespie, which ended
IN his staooing the latter, from the effects OF which
he died. IL being shown that the accused acted
IN seN-delence, he was promptly acquitted. Judge
Barretr, in ordering his discharge, cong iatulated
him on MS narrow escape ana ADVISED him to
avoid liquor saloons Oh sunday hereafter. During
the progress OF The trial James Quinn was COM
mitted for perjury, owing TO the discrepancy IN
his testimony before the Coroner and al the pres
ent trial.
Sentence OF HofnaG gle.
John Hofnage, convicted on Tuesday OF man.
slaughter in the third degree In causing the death
OF John dass, was sentenced to one years i'm.
prlsonment in the County jan.
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Mcneil.
MADAM vs.. Covert et. aI.-Case aud amendments
settled. (See memorandum1
Brown vs.. Combs ct al.-Case and amendments
to be setrled.
East River National Bank vs. New York, Housa-
tonic and Northern Railroad Company ct al
Judgment for the plaintiff on the verdict. (see
opiui0n.l
Wells VS.. Favill.-Judgment for defendant on de-
murfer with costs, with leave to the paintiI to
withdraw demurrer and reply on payment OF
costs OF demurrer.
Cnalvln vs.. McCalman.- for plaintiff
on demurrer, with COSTS with leave to the de.
fendant TO Withdraw his demurrer and answer in
twenty days, on payment OF the costs OF demurrer.
Brewster vs. Taylor--VerdIct set asiue and new
trial ordered with costs to the piaintifs TO abide
the event.
BY Judge Curtis.
Relay VS.. Stage.-Let copy af1davits and note
OF motion Tor inquest be served on the dcfendants
attorney.
couMnN prCAs-SpEnTAT, TERM AND 0HAM
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COMMON PLEAS-sPECIAL TERN AND CHAl
BERS
Decisions.

BY Judge Larremore.
McCabe w. The Mayor, &c.-Demurrer overruled
and Judgment ordered tor piaintln.
Ouigley vs. The Mayor, Gc.-Same.
May vs. Rehabilitation denied, with costs to
abide event.
Coe VS., Cassidy.-Let rhe surety. Hamtll, attend
and submit to a further examination on two days.
notice.
Cox VS.. Leinbach.-Motlon granted ana cause
set down for third Friday OF December.
Lennenmelt VS.. S.ack.-An order TO snow cause
must nrst be obtained.
Lux vs. Meyer.-Appucation granted.
Marine National Bank VS.. Mllloank ct ai-See
memorandum.
Brady VS.. Brady.-Report OF referee confirmed
and Judgment signed.
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SUPREME coURT-CIRcuIT-PAaT /


Verdict Agafnst Insurance Companies.
The suit brough. oy Brink d Este against the
Hanover Fire Insurance Company TO recover
$3T5o. effected in 1855 on the stock OF their store
IN Lexington, n. c., the facts OF which have been
reported, reached yesterday a verdict for the
plaintiffs for the iul. amount claimed, amounting
to s6o04 81. including interest. This being brought
a test SUIT similar verdicis were ordered
against the Germania Niagara and Republic FIRE
Insurance companies.
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SUPERIOR C0URT-OHAMBERs.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Freedman.
Doyle et al. VS.. Lord ct al. The defendants are
entitled to judgment, dlsmissing the complaint
with costs.
Gerry VS.. Martin ct al.-Motlon denied with $40
costs.
Bell VS.. Ledgrew R.-Morion granted in judg-
ment OF $40 and plaintiffs disbursements during
the term,
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BROOKLYN.

petit jury has been summoned In the United
states Court for December L.
There were ls2 deaths recorded In Brooklyn last
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Detroit Savings Bank VS.. Klein.-Mosion denied.
Manuiactnrers and Builders Bank We. Pepper et
al.-Motion denied.
Stain IS. The Mayor, &c.-Memorandum.
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other two prisoners. They were each held In
81, 900 bail for examination.
COURT oALENDARs-THIs DAY.

sUPREMB CorRr-SPEcIAL TERM-Held oy Judge
Van BrunL-Issue OF law and fact-No !. Case
stlll on.
suPRExs CouRT-CIRcur-Part 2-Hed oy
Judge Brady-Nos. S292, 4ll5, t0l6 3So2 359S, 1885,
3s14 4l2o, $3.50, 37sS, a04 4034, l02s, S452 36o5,
ao44 4l22. 1884, 1922, 22ee 43l4 4s05, 405s S99s.
Part 3-Held by Judge Van yorst-short Causes
Nos 1929, 2Ses 2!ls 4ol7 sso., lls9, 2olS, ss0ex,
soss ssSs. 4os7 .ors' Sse3 ssss. 4oss 2sSs SsosE'
$751; $685. 1885, 1929, 4ll', 409 4253 1885, 427e 3427
srPREME COURT = CHANBERs-held py Judge
Donohue.-Nos. 81. 33 81, 62 "a LOG, 1873, 1885, l4l,
2l9, 22s.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERx-Part 2-Held
by Judge Curtis.-No. 672 Case still on.
coMMoN PLEAs-GkNERAL TERh-Held BY Judges
l6 lee 10. Ill, lac, 172 49, Ia IS. &c. l75. l7o
III, lis, 1Ie.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERH-Part Held py
Judge Kobinson-Nos. 2023, 1899, 2009. 2026. 20s0,
1884, le6l. 1879. llolk. 1921, 20o5, 2l7 2lS3 204s
$685. 34e 2l5l 2o4O 2l04 2l4s 2ls 215s. 1899, 2l53
2o6s, 1881, 1881, 1925. 2ol4. 2l73, 1925, 2l54.
MARINE UouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held oy
Judge Spaulding-Nos. l5o3 675, 67s, 6S2. 63, 6Sl.
6s5. $685. os9 oao SOL. 6o4, $685. 900, 697, oe2 Part
1870 1871 1860 lo43 1894 1902 l1o3, 500, 700, 1ol,
7o2, 7o3 Part 3-Hed by Judge Shea. Nos. 61s,
1865 1923 l.24 499 1901, 1742, 254 $685. 1881, 1920,
1902, 1885, LASS, lI8e.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Hed BY Judge
Sutherand.-rbe People vs. August Seine, felont-
Gus assault and battery; same vs.. Abraham Jones,
feionious assault and battery; same vs. Edward
zabrski. burglars Same vs.. John Donohue, bur-
glary; Sane vs.. Dennis Donohue, grand larceny !;
Same VS.. Isabella Johnson. grand larceny; same
vs. John Brown. grand larceny; same VS.. Charles
Pechll grand larceny.
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VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY.

In the Supreme Court, Circuit OF Kings county.
Judge Barnard presiding, suit was brought BY
MIS-. r. A. Platt, young married lady. against
the Forty.second Street ano Grand Street Railr ad
OF New York. to recover damages for Injuries sus.
tanned In the sum or $4,000 One day In June,
1873, the plaintiff attempted 10 get on one OF tho
cars OF the deiendants' company at the Grand
street ferry, when the vehicle was started, throw
ing her down and dragging her for considerable
distance, causing serious and permanent injuries.
The Jury gave the plaintiff verdict Tor $1,000
damages.
BROOKLYN COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
CITY CoURr-Before Judge Reynolds 1s7,
ia 1l5. e5, 140. 172, 81, 40, 2o7
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIT-Betors Judge Tap.
pen.-Nos. 11o eos 2os, 211, 8. els, o. 175 2l9,
$50, 22l 22c, 223, PCS, 900, 227 22s 22o $780, 23l.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-05
Intlis,inct Ailments.

There are many distressing symptoms of disease
the causes Of which are uncertain. Debility ner-
vous ir itation, mental stupor, and headache, for
instance, may possibly be symptOmatlc Of chronic
disease in some particular organ yet, in large ma
jOrty of cases least they arise from indigestion
and morbid conditions Of the liver ard bowels en-
gendered by foul stomach. When this is the case
n few doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will
usually effect complete cure, but should the symp.
toms ne oily mitigated without beng entirely re-
moved, by brief course Of the remedy, let 1t be
continued until every trace OF disease has van
ished. Dyspepsia is wonderful mimic. 1t imi-
tates with startling accuracy the indications OF heart
disease, rsin disease, kidney disease, and a half
dozen other fightiul ailments, and the doctors have
solemnly announced the existence of enc or other
of these complaints, hatf dozen doses Of the Bit
tiers will. in most cases, explode their theories OF
curing the patient