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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-26
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDecrS,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L BUILDING LOT ON THIRTY-SFtOND
STREET CORNER = STREET, CHURCH HILL.
BY AUCTIpN.-As trustee In certain deco bear
ing date the oath day of February S7i, duty re-
urded In the clerks office of The Comfy Court of
HenricO. hall sell by auction, on the premises on
MONDAY tue 2d Of august, al = O'Clock y. ''i..
VALUA BE- BUILDING LOT frorting 33 by 100
f,rt on Thirty. Second street corner OF street,
Church Hill ~
Terms: AT sale. j. A. RICHARDSON,
Trustee.
RICU,RpSoN.,S CO., auctinneers jy "a
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L'OR RENT, BRICK STORE AND =.
Z OWL LING, on Brook avenue near LII

L'OR RENT, BRICK STORE AND 2:
L DWri LING, on Brook avenue near IA
fakcr 1850
RRICk DWTLLING. No. 40 north Tenth
street {: clht rooms. &c. 800.
RRtCk IIDU>s. No. 929 west Clay; six room,
AMI kitchen. $500.
eRl, X HOG>c, No. 122 south Fourth; seven
rooms and kitchen. $500.
BACK FOUR. NJ lO9 east Grace sixteen
rooms aud kitchen. $500.
BRICK Rouse, No. 3l5 west Cary; six rooms,
BliCk Ho' ST. No. 4os east Cary: seven
rooms &c. 1900.
FRAME H, USE, Byrd and Second streets; three
roo SIS. Sl20.
FRAN HOUSE, No. 1922 west Leigh; eight
rooms. 5000
FRAME ii 'USF, Pine near Albcmare street
five ROOMS. $50.
Also several sTORt ON Main street.
Apply 10 FIR AK -. HILL.
Real estate Agent,
~ GIFT HOS Maih street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-26
BY Richardson < Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1113 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT MEDI-
l. UM.sIZ. NEW BRICK DWELLiNG ~
CANAL 81 KEnT RETW. EN- FIST AEp SEE-
OND, Now OCCUPIED BY Mr.. JAMES r:
GODDIN.- BY virtue Of d e. Of trust executed -
I'm pursuance of a decree of ltichm"nn Chirc"ry
CcirI by j. Thomson Brown. trustee for GEORGE
anna q. Gordin and children, datcd The 81 day OF
U.crmIrr 1874 aud of rec rd i'll the clerk ONCE
,,f Richmond ihtncniy Eouri, ID. Il. ] "a. r. img"
32S AID d. FAULT having been mace III the pay M III
of a certain II, gotiable note secured In said deed
aud being required 10 DO by The holder OF Salu
not. WI ! ur cecsi TO sell on MON ~ I. 26ih day
of JuIy at O'Clock - VI 10 The highest biGd"r, 1T
public auction. the property described In said deed
a, Follows: That LOT OF GEttNii. with I'm
proyrlnpnts thereon. on the south side OF Canal
street between First and .eco.d srr.is. In Inc
said city Of sichmuGd Said IN fronts - rect "n
tl sufh line OF Canal street MI runs tack $50 feet
being The Same real estate conveyed to the 10 par
" of the Il 81 part by John a. Coke, specml g. M
missioner, by deed dated 10Th day of Decemorr.
1874. ~
18th ,it> ct June. 1875, ana EXPENSES OF sale ana
balance on such terms NAV DR. announced NJ sale
~. A. BROWN. Jr., Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., kuctinneels. " ~
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ny COOK q Laugk,ou. Aucr'oDeers'
No. Governor street

No. 10 GOVtrDOT slIeeL
CTOcK OF DRY GOOD S, BOOIS,
y SHOES, CLOTHING, DRESS GotlDs, w
TONS. SHOWCASES. &C., AT AUhIioN,-
On WEDNESDAY, S5ih instant At !os oriooA,
-. vii, seu NJ 40. 600. corner Of Sixth and Bread
streets, the entire stock of
BOOTS,
sHUFS.
GLuTHHG,
Dry GOODS,
DRtS, GOODS,
MOTIONS,
SHOWCASES, &c.
To be sold In lots to suit the trace.
TERMS: 800 and ainder, Gu n : over sIoo' s>A'y
avs: over 1900, nj re days credit for approved
paper. JUN \" i'f' .,
iy26 HuC.-vIe---- -
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DOCKBRIDGE BATHS.
DR. SAMUEL Il. MOhRI>UN...... .PEopRIETOR
MAJOR PETER WUODWARD..... MANAGER
CHARGES GREATLY RrDUCED.
- PER DAY. .l2 PER WEEK,
$40 PER MONTH.

ANY one In search Of really medicinal waters
IN. most sauJrlnus and delightful b >TfI in fir-
glnia-w do We'll TO call ut the ROCK @ltl UIt.
BATHS The Waiawhii"oIa WAFER. sulphur
wafer and rou water coust ntly III the hotel, fresh
from their fountain.
As a home and summer resort for The health
seeker claim advantages over every other water.
ing-pa"e III the mOunIdi of Virginia. len miles
fir, M Gosh II depot, chrst pr Ike and Ohio raj road.
Passengers leaving Richmond. Washington. and
Baltimore I'm the morning arrive at the Baths Tor
supper
send for our circular. jv2-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-26

AUClRshsrson & Co., Auctioneers,
No. 1924 Main street.

,.JE Will SELL TO DAY MONDAY
N an street. os,r usual assortment or {; &C
IA ON, XACKEREL. HERR1NGs, CT EEs -
BUTrER. TatFFfE. FLOUR, SOAPS. IEs &S.
Ps1 ties w4.higg to sdd this safe viii please nave
'A'''t ho'' - 4. q. ANDERSON & CO..
,yoe Auctinneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-26
DRY GOODS.

Two BE READ By LADIES ONLY
L We are now ready 10 offer the lsdies OF Rich
mono superior UNDERWEAR Of our own maut-
fucturc. guarantee the material used better, de-
s'guS pretller, amd
PRICES LOWER THAN NEW YORK GOODS.
SPECIAL stleution is called TO our
GLUFF-FlTTlNG CORSnT-COVERS,
whicu ady's wardrobe Is incomplete without.
MrS. BROOKE presi'!es over the AMPLE looms
anu will take great pleasure in showing goods.
BHOOkk Il CO., lila Main street,
secoud floor, second door above DisDluch office.
NV 3. 3m
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7 OST, ABOUT 81 O'CLOCK On SAT-
IL U;iDAY morniI z, between the 1rwtlffli->tTeet
gate OF the Capitol iquaIe aud the City Hall,
S22 TO.
he gentleman who was seen 10 pick 1t up will e
rewur ded by leaving 1t al his Office. jy 20 -
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LOST. srRAYED. AND FOUND.

T OST, on Thur,day evening the 22i. Ou
- Broad between Third and Fifth streets, a
Pc IT -yDNSAlE, containing sevcr,l rntes #
different de nOmina ions and d small sum in free
tiouai currency. Also. reccplld dul -il with the
u"lne OF The owner on 1t. III finder viii be suita-
bly, rewarded by leaving II at 800 Leigh street.
"a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-26

By ". Godiin.
Real Estate Agent and Aurtioneef'
oftlcr corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets

GALE AT AUCTION OF A LAKE,. .,,s.
pustTS;S RI, RICHMOND COLLkGt.. IT Thtr
Northwest CORNER Of BROAD Az -.
BONE STREE SWIM be seA q anrtion' ~ s ~,
A. az octcck r. A.. The LOT aar LA T. Fa W. =
s'rURk AND DIV ELLING 20; l4Oo we. s eIn1f
street. The LOT has font 81 30 Zee. anG , p
nlns e1vht rooms and has In f1e yard wss OF gooo
wafer. The location Is desirable ana f3pro'ipt
one. s,.,o a, sapr oiuhf
ana Twelve months Jnr Negotiable Mes lhtefes'
nd.ted secured by deed Oh trust. ,o,oo-
" 26 w. G.pnL :. E-
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iy 12 M&Tll2w

NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS. GILES COUNTI.NA.-SEASuS
HF 1S75.-This charming summer resort, 50 favor:
anlv kunwr. ard situate or the banks OF New river
near thr highest pui't of The Allegheny mountains,
will be "pcn for the reception OF VISITORS on. the
10Th OF JC NE, 1915 A coin or,ab. four,horse
Mississippi and Oora lroad.f r the Spring. tdi>t-
anca miles, after thu arrival Of the O'Clock a.
DAY. Visi'o.s will iud good accommodations al
the WooI WINE HOUSE." New Sivcr denot. alu-
sic, good livery, dali mai, ard post cice at the
springs. .
TERMS: Board pr day. ~: board per week, II 0 ;
hoard per month rs days.. $40. Children uodtr
ten and servants h III pfce. special rates made with
families tor boa: u for the season.
iR W. Il. SINCLAIR. Of Baltimore, resident ply
stefan. EGGLE.TON d TYLER. Projectors.
Po,t.o office address. rvglesInuS Springs" Gies
caunt'. Va. ANY Inquiries can b.. answered n John
Fl. Ty.r K CO.'S. Richmond. Va j. 4-za"2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-26

Cor ycypnccs always al the depot fol viaIt",
IL DH- i "
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
2~5ochcnfliche Sllinois 3faafs-Beifacna

eingeri6tet, uub ba ieDen mir ie6en Dior
gen Die 6erren Offi3iere Dorbeto c till
Itren. sic mufien ndntli9 ipt1len,
frau Wtiluer'n; mcine So0ter leioet OIL
3errtiIeuem Nerpenfoft il NJ nno t6
ipoute nit ibr lebt6in sl einem Brotel>
for fabren. Nber benfeu Sic ff1 nur,
ais mir olF bic 8abn famen, mar Die
@arrtere i6on gei6loien, Der So
ra0rap9 ge3ogen ulo Das Bomtttn
ging ab. Na, mir nabmen nns cine
OroI6fe uno ais mir gum Brofelor fa>
men, iuar nur Der @rtiten3ar3t oa
unD Der iagte: Old bite, ne6men sic
bod gefGuigit i'm Teutlleton YIaB,
Ser SER Brofelior ltebt iofort CUR 9esz
tneftion. go tpar'S 9u0 1lt1o Der
Brofeilor iagte baum: Sbre 2o6ter,
Iiebe Srau, lei6et al fatbeoralt'
Nffectation III ben &ntefeb>
len. ltnterpegS begegnete 1l1s nIstt
Jteffe, Der lit nGmlt0. mlilen Ste tpI11en,
WtaOame Wiiuertn Elm groBes Soluz
men uno promobirt ale Gage alf
Der S9weioniberitraBe, Der iagte, mir
miiBten nod bier bletben uno III oas
Speater 9ebeu. Dir lieBen uns oa8u
aud bereoen, 9a6en einen PlaB IN Der
IS ro5eitonSIpge uno 0G perltere
t0 metn s ortepee; bas mlB I9 IN
Oie 3eitung leben uub nod bic Sn1ur>
rectionstol it EN- be3a9len. Oenfen
Sic nur, paS sinem aues pre11trt!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
Gin srtuunpb stsmare,s.

@m "a. Stunt en6ete in Berlin Der Broz
seB stpetter Snltan3 gcgen ben @rafen
) U I II / III, Delaer befanntli6 in erlter
Snitans tDegen 0egnabme DDn pi6ti9en
Staatsoofnmenten gu breimonatli6er
Gin1perrung DerurtbetIt moroen mar.
Die Mppelatton lit benz 9errn @r9fen
iebr 16le6t befommen, benin nt6t nur
narb er beiieIben Gergebens idulbig be-
funoen, i~pnoern ieine Strafe puroe auf
neunmonatIi6e Gtnfperrung erbD6t.
Nrntm trobte befanntlt6 benz Siirifen
Bismard ais etn 8orfGmpfer Der preuBiz
i9en Sunferpartei uno ais Elm 6elfersz
beIfer Der fran30itIden 2esttimiitenz
partei. Gus ben BON Inn eigenmG9tig
aus Dem 8ariler acknowledgements
entfernten 8ismGrG'i6en 0epei6en ee9t
bernor, oaB 8tsmard ben r%eaftionGren
Beltrebungen bes 6an1altgen @eianbten
Arnim in Yaris entihieben entge9entrat
uno Sranfrei6 g%egenlber eine ebenio
onttmondr9ii6e ais frieoli6e PoIitit
befolgt tDtiien tDoute.
@rnim's peri66rfte 8erurtbetIuns in
3petter Snitan5 lit iomtt nt6t Elm
er5Obter triumph 8tsmarG's, ionbern
aud etne i6pere Nieberlage Der &eatz
tiouGre in YreuBen, ~beionoers 6erient>
gen, bic in ben Iebten Sabren 10 oft be-
ftrebt gepeien iin6, 8ismard's SteQung
Gm 00fe au H%ntergraben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
GufeI Sr6Fg.

gtls Otto @lagau's Bud vTrtB
Genter uno feline 9thtungen" erbGlt
ma ii6er oas urbtlo o SnfeI
BrGitg fol9en6en Nufi9luB: Sn Der
@el1i@te Urt be Sran3oientto" entflte6t
ber 8~irgermetiter Geuter anf benz Bferbe
1eines SreunOeS. oeS Snipeftors 8rGftg
aus SiirgenSoorf. 9alntt mar elm SIM
geraetg gegeben; ais aber Der 9eIb BON
lit mine Stromtio" 10 berl5ntt tpurbe,
drberte Der Oi1ter, tpabrl9einIt6 UNI
Die Nufmcrfianfeit tpieber abaulenten,
ienen geamem in Nicolat nm. Ser be-
treffenoe Sn1peftor bieB nun in Babrbeit
S0eGer; er itarb Dor ettpa 80 Sabren
in S~urgenSoorf, nnb lit tuirfEt6- baS
8orbtlb 81 Dem uniterbli6en 3a6arias
8rdlig. 0ieS bat SrtB Geuter enblt9
ieIber augeitanben bet ietnem Iebten 8es
1u@e in S~taDenDagen, Nnfang& 1869, gez
gen ben Sobn BON SriB Sa6lmann, ser
ais @anoibat Der Sbe0lo9te bort cine
Brtbatl6uIe 6Glt. sd barf es Nun faz
gen." bat Trib 9felter bemerft, y0a Der
alte S6edsr ldnsit toot lit nnb ietne beiz
ben SDDne mad Mmerifa ausgetpanbert
fino." Dte1e @rflGrung aber tDtro bur6
yut mine Stromtio" ielber belt6tigt. SIN
il. @apitel, oas Die @iniegnungsfeier in
Der Gir9e gu 9IrliB fDiloert unb ers
sdbIt, tpte Trau3 p. &ambou fem 9er3
an 2ouiie 5atpernann bdnst, beiBt es:
rDe 2eip is auentpe9en IN be 8eGt,
Gtper fei tlinlmt lnurrt8e 8eftaften an,
1et perIdenft Oemanten lin Gronen, iii
OIL gntfpecter 9 d d. +, tpirtp i'm min
Ganten S6tning ebre 6anb init cit fetz
ten &ubuDabn." 9err S6eGer 'toar NIT
Der San,tlte Jteuter befreunbet nro er
belt UNI bic Gante G6rtitiane an, imbem
er tbr einen fetteu Butter Derebrte. 9ieie
etn5ige 8emerfung tptrtt Elm btenbenDeS
2i6t a1f ben Scam, seigt, mas fir elm
fOitbarer Sau3 er 9~etpeien lit nnO pie
ttef ct ii9 benz @eDG9tntB beS Ruaben
einprdste, Der ipdter ais uStrom" gu ibm
in cOueetaIti6en nabbarli6en 8e3tebunz
gen itanb un0 i'm gewtB nit betmli6em
Yergniigen, nit GROCER 8Orliebe Ian9e
1tHotrt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
9te 4aeuest OntbaerD

Bor einem 8ierteIja6rbnnbert bate in
9euti6lanb Der ytame v@otbaer"
eineu unangenebmen Slang. Wtan be-
aei6nete bamit iene 2~iberalen, Die unter
Siibruug 6etnrt9's bon @a9ern it6
l849 BON benz beuti9en &et6stage (oa=
mails iagte I vYarlanent") trennten
unb Elm beuti9es &ei6 obne Oeitz
REID, unter etnem preuBii6en @rbfatz
fer gu grinoen fu6ten. SIR Bite Nnl9au7
ing Der OomaIi9en Gabttalen (etnl9lteBs
It6 Oerienigen, tpeI6e Die Sltnte ms
&orn geporfen batten ulo ansgei
rifien Daren) gaIten btele @otbaer
aIs fet9e Berrdter an Dem
@eoGnten Der beuti6en @tnbett u1o
pHroen NIT ben NusbriiGen oes bttters
item 0ObnS uub Der viounerdnften" Gerz
a6tung iberi9Ittet. uno merftpirot7
gertueiie bat ieIbft beute, nod 26 Sabren,
fir 8iele bon benientgen, tpel9e Dan1aIs
in benz @Lter Der iiBen bI0oen Sugeno@
GfeIei itanoen, ober nit benz ieBtgen
beutf6en Hei6e Doufommen 3ufrieoen,
ia 6afir begeiitert fiub, Der 9fame
v@otbasr" fetnen tui6erpGrtigen Slang
ni6t Derloren, obi9on bas beutige oeuts
f9e Rei9 bic gang geHaue @rfIaung bes
9rDgramms Der VOtbaer bon 1849 lit.
6eute bat man es in Oeuti6lGn6 nit
elmer sana 11sHsH Art BON GOtbasrn su
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29

urter alt6 sic 8alern mitueritenOen,
benn bieIe, ais 0runbbeiiber, ltno ia
.Inn6oe &apitaLiiten." @eb0ren aber
~pnenigitens bierner5apfenSe Meiieri6leifer
basu ? Wobl faunl. Nber tpenn man bic
89uern uno Die Wtrtbe abre6net = BON
@elebrten, S9rtftlteaern, Saufleuten,
Qersten &c. gar niht 3u reoen = tute oieI
9rocent Der Bepolferung Der Ser. StGas
ten bleiben fit Die vQrbetterflaiie" iibrtg?
9o6 genug. Wftt benz v8l0o1tnn, Der
ii9 ieIbit nernt6tet", ms 0eri6t 81 gez
ben. lit bergebIt6e Wiibe. Sir 9teies
ni9en, Die oaran slauben, metl IS ner7
nunfttpiDriger unitnn lit, lit er etne
v&raft, ielig 5u MAIDEN, tDie tr9eno eIn
reIt9t0les misunderstanding. unD fir
Die Qlnoeren beoarf es elmer altSbridlI1
den 8iOerIe8ung oteies belonbereG Hlz
fms ni6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
SeMtf1e sSreunow6rterfM@t

Die Srembp6rteru6t BET
9euti6en getBeIt Der S%onntagsz
SeuiaetOniit Der uBresI. 3tg." foLsens
%oermaBen: v@ie gebt IS Sbnen, Sr0r
S6ulBe?" vS@ banfe loon, Srau
in Obernigf ~eetauft, Die i'd nG@itens
nit metner EO0ter be5ieben tperoe. Sorn
berans baben mir eine i6one GeDe>
renbe, btnten einen 8%abDlon. Gon
Der eriten @tagere bis CUR 5wetten
fiibrt cine GopenoeItreppe bon
barbart6e Marmor IN Die 6D9e
mi pa bat li9 nIeine Go9ter, bic ia, 1ebr
i46n malt, cine fIetne @rttllerie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
12isp1S Jam ion Nm
monnbctt apteOerber9eReWt.

gtu Opter iuseuOli6sr IntIasbett. UOSur5 p~Or5ststs
osr Ss,rfou. Weroenf6wd6e nc. SeranIaBt ptro, bat,
Tadoeun es pereeOLia Fbes befGHnte Dsittei perlm3t, etHe
s;nfaIe @elbtsur seiuuoeu, wel9e es feiHen SetbsRs9en
noHsn I r / l~berIsnOen pire. Wprsiiire; S. &, vtees
meS. rs Raifau ctr. gSsp @qrk "
~ I1apSRia&ap3 St
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
sCANNELL'S RETRIAL.

The third days efforts complete the jury sought to
be obtaEed the OF John Scannel for the al
legged murder Thomas J. Donohue succeeded 10 the
OF filling three additional seats in the jury box
making jurors altogether. As the previous days
there much larger crowd eager to obtain admis
sion the court than could possibly be accom-
modated. The prisoner accompanied heretofore by
his wife, early hand and in their accustomed
seats as were quartet OF counsel Messrs Will
lam A. Beach, William F. Howe Charles Spencer and
Peter Mitchell and prosecuting counsel District At
torney Phelps and Assistant District Attorneys Rollins
and Lyons.
Judge Barrett Immediately calling the Court TO
order, called up Mr.. Frederick f. Douglas who had
been examined on the day previous, and asked
PLANTATION of his during the progress Of his
examination, that some one knowing be had been sum-
moned juror had talked to him about the trial Mr..
Douglas convinced Judge Barrett that he had misin
terprcted his language and he exonerated from all
blame but Judge Barrett made the occasion, however,
Of remark that he fe it his duty to call at
tenon the evident tendency tho part OF jurors to
express themselves at length about previously formed
opinion for other purpose than to evade jury duty
Alter this preliminary episode the attempt 10
MI the remaining vacant seats in the jury box
entered upon briskly There were the same
alterations OF tedious duness and spicy rencontres
In cases, in fact, the questions took pretty
broad range evidently not much TO test the avail
ability OF the person under examination to act juror
rs 10 infuse element of spice into the days pro-
rcedngs. Mainly the sharp and we'll disciplined ooun-
Eel came OH NCtoIs, pus ohOe lh "he ene uTors sot
decidedly the best oil It. Among the persons ex-
amincd was an Italian formerly employed a iresco
artist BY Andy Garvey. His statements that he ''had
conscientious scruples'' evoked general smile, at
which he evidently considerably disconcerted.
already stated three additional jurors obtained
through the day. The following is the list thus iar
John Ginshbush, No sos Worth street, wool mer-
chant.
David J. Dannet No. Tompkins street, lumber
dealer.
John J. Hicks No. Ill South street, wrecker.
Samuel Booth No. 545 West Thirty nth street, boiler
maker.
John s. Neill No so Beckman street printing rolers
Sherman r. Colt, No ~ Beekman street, hardware
John II. 0berteuiIer No 100 Grand street. dry goods
Walter Scott No. 10 Park place, painter.
Eldrdge G. Blasdell No 562 Broadway clerk
Frederick y. Flint No. 40 Chambers street, hard
Another extra panel was ordered for to-day from
which ia anticipated there will be no difficulty in NIL
ing the two still remaining vacant seats Up 10 the ad
journment OF the yesterday both tho prisoners
counsel and tho prosecuting counsel had each used th
teen peremptory challenges
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
PoLICE COURT NOTES.

Mary Murphy arraigned before Judge otteroourg
at Essex Market Police Court yesterday charge OF
stealing $40 worth OF clothing and jewelry from Rosa
Boyden, of No. 25 Gouverncur street Mary COM
mitted in 81 900 bail TO
About twelve O'Clock on Wednesday last John Laugh
ran approached Henry Ahrends, OF No. lS3 Cherry
street. while he standing in front OF his own resi-
dence, snatched gold watch from him and away
officer McSweeny, of the Seventh precinct yesterday
arrested Laughran and brought him before Judge Otter
bourg who committed him in 81 900 bail to answer.
Edward A. Walter arraigned before Judge Kill
brcth yesterday on charge OF stealing overcoat
valued at S35 from Samuel b. Hall, of No. 35 Vestry
street He committed for examination.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Robert Green.
Of No 81 Greene street. held TO by Justice
Bxby charge OF breaking into the store of Joseph
Harris, No lSs Bowery, and stealing thercfrom SIS
worth Of goods OF a miscellaneous sort
Michael Collins, OF No. 100 Mott street. was cherged
with violation of the Excise law. He gave bail in 500
10
A strappng young Irishman his way 10 the
Tombs yesterday in custody OF an officer of the Twenty
seventh precinct He had been arrested for drunken
ness AT the OF Leonard street he boted from
the officer and up Centre street to Franklin. Here
he turned, the policeman in close pursuit, and fled
down Franklin street right IN front of the Sixth ward
station house The fugitive, eager TO escape into
the hallway Of a tenement house and made his way TO
the roof Officer Gaughan, OF the Sixth precinct, who
was OF duty the time, followed aud after a
tussc captured the. runaway on the root. he was
committed for disorderly conduct
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIED.

AcKHRMAN-WHITMoEE.-O November IL. at tho
brides sisters Mrs William A. Butler by tho Rev r. =
Hastings. ~ ~ EDWIN AcxEElrAS to SADIE W. Wui-.
MORE. boil OF this city. No cards
CAsg-PRALG.-On Wednesday, November IL 1875
by the Rev George H. Hcpworth, JgREaY G. CASE OF
Now York to Miss HELENE Y. PEALL, Of Brooklyn. No
cards
ELttorr-HrrroS oS-on Wednesday, November II
1875 at the residence of the BRIDES parents bv tho
Roy Dr Weston ID. ~. THOMAS T. ELLroTT 10 M,ny
L. IItrTTOS, both OF New York
FLEMISG--ORR In Trinity Chapel New York No
yrmber TO- by the Rev. Charles T. Olmsicd CH,RIFs
FLEMIxu, OF Rye ~ u, TO ASNIE RI daughter OF John
orr, ot Now York
FnAYKLIS-SHELDoS On tho 10th inst at Cracc
Church Orange (N.J.l by tho New James s. Bush or
staten Island, assisted hy Rev. Dr SCHUYLER The
Rector. KATHARINE JOSEPHINE daughter or Israel
sheldon ESQ., 70 WILLIAM MORRIS FRANKIfx both Of
orange.
GAGRErsoS-IIIcKs.-At %cwtown, T.. r. on Wcdncs.
day the l'th inst, by the Rov. q. l. Shepard CoRDELtA
NJ. Hicks TO GEORGE ". GARrRrsoS No cards
HoGAN-MtTCHELL.-- saturday, November 10
1879 ~ the residence OF the brides parents IFS Third
place Brooklyn by Rev. Thomas NJ Ward THOMAS
HoGAN to MARY f., eldest daughter Of CAPTAIN George
Mitchell 80 cards.
LEg-LL0YD.-On Wednesday evening November IL,
Mt the residence of the bride, by the Rev. Robert :.
Macarthur y WILLIAMSON LEs and NiRGfNIA REYssE-
LAEE LLOYD all of this city No cards.
Geneva "a. ~ and Wkcsbarrc Ca) papers will
please copy.
PErRY-JE JENSiNGs- Wednesday, 18th inst, in
TRINITY Church, southport, Conn, by Rev H. J. Wells,
NEHEMIAH PERRY VI. ~, of Rdgclicd, to EMILY T.,
only daughter 81 Augustus Jennings Esq ofthc former
pisro.
ScorELD-SHIELps. On Thursday, November ii, At
the residence Of the brides parents, l60 Narck street
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
DOINGS OF THIEVES.

colored thief called at the residence of D. Condt
at No % Washington place, and asked the lady
OF the house While the servant was looking for her
the man pounced upon $50 overcoat hanging In
the hall and made his escape.
Sneak thieves effected entrance into the apart
mcnts Of Catharine Livingstone, at No. 329 West
Thirty ninth street, and carried away clothing valued
at $75
The stable OF A. and W. Chaplin, at the OF
Twenty third street and Eleventh avenue, broken
into by thieves, who stole six horse blankets.
The upholstery store OF Frederick Kundebeck, at
No. 100 West Forty-second street, was pIlfered by
sneak thieves Of property valued at $3.50
Two men, apparently mechanics, called at the
and said they had been sent there for the purpose OF
examining the furnace. Believing their statement the
lady permitted them to go into the kitchen, paying
further attention to them After their departure she
missed scaskin sacque, valued at $780, and pocket
book containing $40
The publication Office of the Christian Inteiiigcncer
at No. q New Church street. robbed by unknown
thieves Of books and wearing apparel to the value OF
$117 Captain Saunders, OF the Twenty seventh pre-
cinc investigated the case and found that the thieves
had entered office through a hall window, tho
street door OF the building having been left open
night.
John GantZ a resident of Greenwich street. Now
York. while in Thirty seventh street, c.
Bayonnc. n. j. attacked by three men, who
Knocked him down, and while two held him the third
robbed him Of his watch and chain and S31 in money,
after which they jumped over fence and made their
escape
Looms and Ford arrested in Jersey Wedncs-
day last, charge of swindling cmigrants They
about 20 be removed to New York, where the
plant made against them, when they arrested
n charge OF deirauding man named Mason of $50
by the threccard monte game and locked up to
tri