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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

The foreign mail OF yesterday consisted Of 1,l24
letters and ~ bags Of papers The steamship ldaho
tor Queenstown and Liverpool took 80 COG letters
and 50 bags OF papers, and the city Of Merida for Ha
and Vera Cruz 6lls letters and bags Of papers
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The irst four heats trotted on the 4th INST
SAME DAYS-Swsepstakes, $3.50; mile heats best
three in five.
J. Splans b. g. Andrew 10 wagon. 222 4
j Murphy's gr g. Steve Maxwell, 10
.
" harness. "a @,,.p- :. .. 55ssO1l22
A. PattsTson's b. IN. Modesty, TO
wagon. = = = = . a uT
r Manee's b. G. Harry Irwin, 10
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THE BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.

The Board Of Apportionment met yesterday az the
Mayors Office All the members in attendance
except Mayor Wickham, who was Represented by Al
derman Lewis
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BErTING At THE START.
the RAG


Only one break away occurred ere Mr. hcGeorge got
the eleven competitors in Inc. and when the signal
given TO 20 the lot despatched on excellent
terms, all running line for about 800 yards when
OwOn took the lead and came on, attended by Flying
Scotchman Escort and Bragsnce the last named being
clear Of Akbar, stray Shot and Prodigal the right
with Louise Victoria in the As they streaincd
past the stand Owton still held slight advantage n
Bragance aud Flying scOchman; Escort, Harmonides
and Prodga succeeding with Akbar and Stray Shot
next the rear being now brought up by ConseL After
going short distance 0wton beaten, and left
Bragance with slight lead OF Flying Scotehman and
Prodiga the pair being attended by Hormondes Stray
Shot, Escort and Akbar the order named with Lily
Agnes, Conseil aud Louise Victoria in cluster next
while 0wton was now last, tailed on. Bragance, Fly.
ing scotchman and Prodgal formed the leading trio
Until tho commencement Of the rails, whore the first
named was done with and Prodigal came on, followed
by Mr. Crawfurd's colt, the pair being quite half
dozen lengths in front Of the favorte and Lily Agnes
I'LL fairly in the straight, when Prodigal drew away
and cauiered home easy winner BY five lengths from
Flying Scotchman, who finished about two lengths In
front Of LILY Agnes the latter being ridden out 10 he
end. Louise Victoria, close up, was fourth Escort
NTH, Stray Shot sixth, Akbar seventh Conse eighth
Bragance ninth, 0wton next and Harmonides last
Time, as taken by Benson's chronograph 3m 3Gs
Value OF the stake 1880
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ENGLISH RACING.

THE GREAT snRorsHrRE HANDICAP OF 500 sovs, added
70 sweepstakes OF 20 sovs each, Is IT,; the second
saved his stake winners extra; ncw straight mile 3S
subs.
Mr.. A.Batazzis br {. cnrulcus by Beadsman-Bas
Bleu, years, st. ii lbs lWainwright) .......... 1
Mr.. skiptons ch {. conseiI years, St lbs. Nor
Lord NJ Beresford's br ~ Caramel, aged, 81 bs
Mr. Ra%onds vr Years, 81 lis. tGloyer.
Lord Wiitons Spectator, years, g. 7 lbs a.
Lord Hartinston's chape,, years, s. lbs. q.
Mr Sn JoRnstones r.m siaGer, years st It's
Mr. y; Douglas Day Dream, years, st i ibs. e.
Mr. Crawiurd's Pascarc years. ST. ibs.
inc IA lbs extra "a Cook Observation-Disclosures. o
Mr. Gcrard's Harmonides years, st. lbs. tF.
sr q Chetwynd's Grey Palmer years, st. ) lbs.
Mr. BrayIcys Lord Roio years Il lbs car
Lord Wilton's lnstcp, years 5 81 lbs lGallonl Q
BETTING THE START.
10 against CWrulius. 100 to against DayDream.
10 agst Grey Palmer. 100 10 against Spectator.
TO against NriL % 10 against Chaplet
10 against ConseL 70 10 ! agst. Tam o Shan
100 10 Il against lnstep ter.
10 70 against LORI Roo. 25 70 agst. Harmonides
100 10 against PascareL 25 to ! against Caramel.
Day Dream quickest OF, and made the running,
clear Instep the Of the Lord Roo
the left, Conse and Spectator being next Caramel
vrl and Grey Palmer being the prominent Of the
remainder the right After going about furlong
Day Dream was sieadied and Lord Roo then assumed
the command and came on In advance Of Instep in the
centre OF tho course Day Dream and CGruleus being
the next pair, till reaching the turn for home Here
Caramel rushed 10 the front and made play attended
by Lord RolIo and Cmrulcus, till quarter Of mile
from the fnish where Lord Rollo beaten and the
fsvorite drew up Caramel the pair beng succeeded
BY Grey Palmer and ConseL AT the distance Sir G..
Chetwy nds colt in trouble and the ayorte draw
ing away without effort by three lengths, a
neck separating second and third. Grey Palmer close
up with Caramel was fourth Harmonides 9th, Instep
sixth Day Dream seventh, Chapet eighth and Vril
ninth The last lot were Lord Rollo Spectator Pasca-
rel and Tam o. Shancr. Time, taken By Benson's
chronograph I'm. 3Ss. Nalue Of the stakes f1.l75.
THE SHREWSBURY CTR lhandicap Of 500 sovs. lin
Epecel, added TO sweepstakes Of 20 each. 10
forfeit; winners extra the second saved his
stake. About two miles "a subs.
Mr. r. Forrester's blk b. Prod'gnl. by Outcast-
Penitent's dam, by Crozicr, years st. lbs
M. W. ). Crawfurd's B. z, Flying scotchman,
years, 81, lbs. Gallon nl..................... .
Mr.. snarry's b Lily Agnes, years St lbs
~. OsDOrnel... 3
hr W. :. Cartwrghts Louise Victoria years, st.
lIustanCtb
Mr. II. Baltazzi's Stray shot years st. 10 lbs
inc 10 lbs. extra tIhompsonl ............... o
Mr. G. Crooks Conseh, years 6 ST bs Morgan D
Mr. Chapmans Owton years, S. lbs Mac
donald o
Dir Masques Akbar, years, st. lbs fC. Archer o
Mr. W. Gerard's Harmondos, years, Q st. 1 lbs
ST. lbs tROssiterl rl.......,............... O.
Hr Jobnston's Escort years g. Jonesl. ........ D
Mr. r. Gretton's Bragance, years, ST 10 lbs.
(Wanwright) o
TfFE
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IA EAST TWENTY.EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEs
Il Il Fifth and Madison Handsomely trnishe,
Rooms first floor with every convenience; also single
Room for gentleman Terms moderate.
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A FOR SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE 100 WEST
n. Tweny-thrd street Sixth avenue Parlor Suits,
II peces satin $1,000 $3.50: do,
Sl25 Turkish Suits 500 and haircoth Snts $50 and
$50 inaid gilt black walnut Bedeads Dressing Cases,
bureaus Wasand Wardrobe hair and sprng Mattresses,
Dining Furniture Extension Table Buffet. Chairs &c. ~.
Bn eicg ant rosewood round Bradbury Co Piano,
500; bargain.
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ITO LET-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN
i suite singly, second floor warmed by heater
from $ So per week bath and references required
lOi East Twenty y-hith street.
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At PRIVATE RESIDENCE, AZ WEST SIXTEENTH
"A street. Fifth aud Sixth avenues private
family will sell their elegant household Furniture, viz
satin Parlor Suit IA piece cost 81 200 for $500;
do silk hrocade 5000 Stenway Piano S275 ~ up
right Decker Piano $500; elaborate Bedroom Sets, Bed
Dressrl Cases Bureaus Washstands $50 10 $3.50;
single Bedstet hair spring mattress rep halrcoth
Suit $50 $50 library and dining Furniture, Turkish
Suits Paintings BronZcs Carpet. BOc per yard.
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OnO WEST FORTIETI STREET.-FURNISHED
ZUO Rooms to let with without Board; ono large
and small with all odern improvements in
house, in French family.
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ETH AVENUE, I64, NEAR TwENrY-FIRST STREET.
- Furnished Rooms singly suite; baths each
story. References required.
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A GOOD LOOKING YOUNG WHITE GENTLEMAN,
N residing In Europe, wishes correspond and exchange
photographs with young well educated American coored
gill Of good family with view matrmony mutual refer
pnces eXchaugedln In itimorc New York Address c.
FRIEND Pnsta Rsstaats Vienna. Austris-
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100 WEST TWENTY NINTH sTREET.-LARGE AND
IZO small Rooms nicely furnished families single
gentlemen; terms lows day boarders convenient 10 Broad
way and Sixth avenue.
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"A near University place white MISUNDERSTANDING
arriving daily consisting Of Bedsteads Dressing
Gases and Bureaus. must keep selling at almost any
oier to make Bargains and no fooling. No false
alarm (iaIl aud examine prices Am bound sell
the times. KGLLEES keeps general assortment
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7OI EAST TWELFTH STREET.-SINGLE AND
lCf double Rooms, Handsomely furnished suitable for
gentleman and wife party of gentlemen; every
nence Tor comfor price moderated location very respect
able.
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yITANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, LOUNGE
w and two Easy Chairs. crimson, in good condition
must be cheap Address LOUNGE box i2O Herald Uptown
Branch office, for two days.
yXrANTED-A NICE SECOND HAND PARLOR SUITE,
w in exchange for Gold Watch and Chain or Diamonds,
or cheap will pay part cash Address A. L. Herald Up
Branch office.
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A TCTION ROOMS 80 AND Al EAST THIRTEENTH
IA strceAll kinds of modern and antique Furniture,
Carpets Mirrors Pianos Paintings Books Silver, &c at
private sale auction prices.
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rT1O LET-A WELL FURNISHED ROOM IN PRT
house would furnish breakfast location nrst class
Elevated Railroad station Mt 1hreth street Addres
w. ID. g., box 1877 Herald UDtown Braueh office
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Y
Apply to WARREN, FOG Broadway. upstairs
yVANTED-SCAFFoLD POLES AND PLANK NEW
w good second hand state size quantity, where TO be
seen and price. Address CASH, box lS2 Herald Uptown
Branch Office
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IT WEST TWENTY. SIXTH STREET. FORMERLY
occupied BY ST. James Hotel, elegant Suite; also
ingle Rooms Tor gentlemen.
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BILLIARDS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

A NYoNE HAVING A NICE OLD FASHIONED CON-
IA mirror TO sell al fair price may address T., box
ISi Post Office New York
vNANTED-A WELL BOUND EDITION OF THACK-.
w cray cheap for cash. Address, stating price L., box
1873 Herald Office.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS. FURNI-
n and Bedding at lowest cash prices at o,FAR-
RELLS extensive saesrooms 40 Eighth avenue between
Thrtieth Thirty first Payments taken weekly
Orm monthly.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

"A IN THE TELEGRAM.
AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION LAST WEEK,
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DwELLINe HOUSES TO LET.

A 10 RENT THE HOUSE no. 10 WEST TWENTY
a. ninth street Fifth 97a feet front full
depth Apply 10 Il. II. LUDLOW CO, No. Pine street
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IF YOU WANT BARGAINS IN DIAMONDS WATCHES
Il Jewery, Sverware Opera Glasses &c, &c. call at
LNDO BROS 12U7 Broadway opposite the tilsey House.
no SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY FOURTH
HUel and Twenty-hhh streets-I.beral advances made
Diamonds, Watches Jewery, Silks Iaces and shays
Same bought Al full value. l.. BERNARD.
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10 WEST TH1RTTETH sTREET-oNE DOUBLE
y single Room, handsomely furnished, uppe
floor for gentlemen, without board, AT fair prices.
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yTANTED TO PURCHASE-A THREE STORY BRICK
w or brown House. about twenty feet wide south
OF Fifyninth street. between Third and Eighth avenues;
must be a bargain. Address PHYSICIAN station L.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

(tAsH WILL BE PAID FOR SEVERAL TRACTS OF
~ Land suitable for subdivision, in the vicinity of the
city its suburbs &. j. HALL, Pacific Hotel.
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AT GEORGE A. CLARK'S. TAT BROADWAY, FINE
IA Parlor and BEDROOM Furniture, Carpets Mirrors Par
io Beds Ne his popular system OF monthly payments.
Houses and apartments furnished TO order
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELRY AND SILvER-l
~ bought and sold back when desired a very
small advance. GEO @. ALLEN, l,1ao Broadway, near
Twenty-ninth street. Watches and ewcry repaired
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iss-=s-- s7s7ails -
CLOTHING.

AT MARKS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, l01
n Sixth avenue opposite Eighth street-Ladies and
tlemcn receive the utmost value In cash for Caoii
Clothing Carpets Jcwcry, LaceS, Please call at
addres IS the number above Ladies waited by Mrs.
Marks try and satisfy yourselves Orders Brook
Ign promptly attended to.
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the farm TO them; and In response 20 an inquiry,
SAID that Mrs. Burke's name before ner marrla90
no girls in Burke's family Eggieston drove up
20 the house, and In response 10 MS Knock MIs-
Burke came to the door. While he was taking 10
her In regard 10 some iced for ais horses he aeard
a snrlll shrek, and. looking behind him, saw MRS.
O'Hara leaplng from the wagon ana start on
away, q little girl was running toward the wagon
vita outstretshed arms and crying
"Nammal mamman
It was the Kidnapped child who had recognissd
her foster mother at that distance. Mrs. OHara
ran but q lew steps ana sank fainling TO tho
Jumped from the wagon. and meeting the ohild,
caught her up In his arms and wept cenvulslveiy
as ne kissed her over and over again. He then as
sisted his vile into the wagon, and shouted TO
Eggleston that II ne dId not want to be left be-
mind he must jump In. The driver az once joined
the party and started at lul speed by a rOunda-
bout way Tor Honesdaie 70 eVsue pursuit.
soon after me I Olaras .,d Grove AWAY nma.
ber OF neignbors started In pursuit. Tney
drove to Cochlckon, lyier Hill and other placee
gone. They arrived In Honesdale Thursday morn
Ing, several hours after the O'Hara party burho
proceeded TO Eggestons where tne Gna anu sains
shen:-
Mary Jane o'HAra has been stolen and is detained
Father O'Hare esponded-showing that he had
been aware OF tae wnereAOouts oil the child all
along, notwithstanding hls representations to tha
O'Haras -
Take the child and arrest the thieves
Mr. Uhara said that rne child should not be
taken away while he lived. The story OF the
O'Haras being told to Burke, and the child cling
ing to her foster mother and begging to be taken
BACK with her, Burke agreed TO give her up,
although both he and his wife showed the greatest
arectivn ior her. "a quit claim deed" was drawn
up by Mr. q. G. Waller, In which Burke renounced
all claim 10 the cntd, ana iSs adopted parents
were again placed in lull possession OF 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. O!Iara both kept the most vigil
liant waton over the girl until they lett town ana
declared that she should never be permitted
out OF their sight until tney could secure pas
sage TO ireland, wni ner they intend to go ex-
pressly to be more secure IN the possession Of
their adopted child.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURr-CuAAfBEns.
BIZ Judge DOnOhue.

SUPREME COURr-CuANBEns
By Judge Donohue.
Cunnlne ham vs.. Martln.-Delault set aside, costs
OF dismissal 10 abide event PLAIN tn 10 pay $40
costs OF opposing motion.
Nulp VS.. RUgers-Delault opened and cause re-
store 10 calendar for 16tn lust
HeHench, &c, VS.. Schellenberg.-Motong granted.
Eugs vs.. Johnson.-Order granted.
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
Mesamore VS.. Martin et al.-Flndlngs and decree
settled aud signed
Alien rs. Ferris ct aL-Motion denied. See men,
orandu1.
By Judge DonOnue.
Lathrop vs. Godfrey, &c.--Aouon denied. Zee
memorandum.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERN
BY Judge Larremore.
Wheeler 3 Wilson Manufacturing Company Va,
Secor sewing Machine Company.-JudSment or
cered for 81, 245.
wllhemina Sauter vs. John sauter.-Reference
ordered TO hear ana report.
Daniel ). Clark vs.. Helen e. ClarK.-Divorce
gram ed; custody OF child awarded TO plaintln.
Rensselaer,, executrix. &C.. vs. Poole eI al.-Or-
der or reference granted to compute amount due.
Bailey vs.. Keep.-Applcation granted.
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TAXING TWEED'S COSTS.

The ola case in which James II. IDgersoll and
others were implicated with william NJ. Tweed
was discontinued, as viii be remembered, on tho
9th OF April last upon the afidavit OF Wheeler II.
Peckham. This af1davtt, in substance, set forth
that the defendant had set up no cross-demand
or counter claim or claim for Affirmative relief
Judge Davis signed the order OF discontinuance,
directing payment by plaintiff TO the defendant OF
tne costs OF tue action. The new suit against
tweed was then commenced, and lngersoL was
pardoned 10 become witness. Mr.. rweed's
counsel having taken no steps 10 tax the costs OF
the ola Sult, Mr. Peckham sent them notice that
plaintin would 30 it II they did not, and invited
them 10 meet him 10 the Supreme Court, Cham
bers, yesterday. Mr.. Peckhan accordingly came
70 eOurt yesterday and waited two hours, but no
one attended on the part OF Tweed and finally
Peckhams patience was exhausted and ne LEFT IN
evident disgust
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BROOKLYN POLICE DELINQUENCY.

FEW QUERIES PRoPoUEDED BY THE BOARD
TO THE sUPERINTENDENT-REo zATIoN
PROBABLE.
the Board OF Commissioners OF Police of Brook
lyn have been sorely pressed ever since their ap-
pointment by applicants for various positions
Tho Commissioners arrived early at the concu-
sion that they had not the power vested in them
to remove officials subordinate to them except
under the letter OF the charter. The Board is now
democratic, while the Sup erintendent and the In
spector of Police arc both republicans. Their
prospects or retention lie in the Interpretation or
construction put upon the charter. The Com
rnissioners held an executive session yes
terday forenoon, the Corporation Coun-
sell w. @. DeWItt, being present
Soon after adjournment the superintendent
Mr.. John 5. Folk, was handed an order, signed By
the Board, requiring him TO Immediately forward
TO the Board detailed report OF all action tax
BIZ MIN toward securing the arrest OF the persons
engaged In the perpetration OF the following
erlmes:-
FsrstThe murder Of one Hartigan, in Furman street,
secoaa-ihe attempt to rob the Long Island Savings
S1 Tlra@fho robbery Of Mr. Heaney. the pawnbroker.
VI Fosrls-1he mnrderous assault committed on Mr.
shuto ana the attempted robbery Of his re- esIdence %
FVhThe full particulars o. the arrest Of William
be was arraigned.
superintendent Folk is also called upon to re.
port the number OF robberies committed since
June /, 1876 and the precincts In when they took
place, the amount or property taken, and the
amount recovered BY the police; the number Of
persons arrested charged with stealing ana the
names OF she officers who made tne arrests.
The Information desired Will be furnished pv
Mr.. Folk as soon as ne can overhaul mis- record
but he declines TO be interviewed upon the SUB.
ject by the members OF the press. Tne outside
Impression II that this demand Is made with
view TO re1ect upon the ef1cency OF the
department under Mr. Folks superlntendency
By citing failures TO detect the perpetrators Of
crime. II may follow that, under section "a
OF the charter, a successor TO the present In
cumbent can be legally secured. This section
provides that
This Board shall have power in It's discretion on con-
vicon Of nber OF the force tor any legal offence or
neglect of duty violation Of rules neglect
bedience OF orders incapacity. 6c 20 punish the
offending party by reprimand or dismissal from the
force.
Pending the issue OF events there exists much
agitation among the RANK and file nf the lorce and
lanal nartT leAdars aanarallY,
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
before Judge sutherland
GFNTWNCTg.

before Judge sutherland
sENTENCEs.
David witzberger pleaded guilty 90 burglary in
the third degree. On the 2Sth OF June he broke
into the premises Of Frank Mahon, No. 26 avenue
3. and stole SIS werth Of keys. He was sent TO
the state Prison for three years, there being
another indictment against him for similar
odence.
James Maloy pleaded guilty to an attempt ar
petit larceny from the person. The Indictment
charged that on the 2Sd Of May he stole a silver
watch, valued at SIS. the property or William
Mcnamara.
A pea OF guilty was accepted from Edward En-
right upon an indictment charging him with steal
Ing silver watcn worth $50, owned by william
walker.
These prisoners were each sent to the State
Prison Tor two years and SIX months.
Charles Martin, who on the lst OF this month
stole q silver watch, valued az $40, rom Matthew
Siverson, pleaded eullty TO petlt larceny rom the
person.
Gus Hansman, charged with stealing Oh the 14tn
OF march $3.50 IN money rom George n. Darl,
These prisoners were each sent to the state
Prison for two years.
James Anderson charged with stealing on the
Sd OF this month gold watcn, valued at $40O the
property OF stephen B. Brague pleaded guilty to
stances, winch led His Honor 70 innlct a ngnt
punishment, which was one years. imprisonment
Juno Arreso was tried upon an Indictment
charging blln with cutting Mlenael Dieto In the
mead and limos with kni e, on the 2Ith or last
October, ata room IN Jersey street, occupied b.
NUMBER OF Italians dispute arose about the
possession OF a stove, which resulted In general
hight in wnicn the complainant was stabbed. The
evidence ofthe witnesses was contradic ory, which
resulted a verdict OF assault. HIS Honor sent
the prisoner to The Penltentary for one year.
AcQUITTALs.
Charles Anderson, Walter Kasheigh and George
Cole were tried upon q charge OF stealing three
bags OF pepper, valued at 500 on the 22a OF June,
rha NJ Nal
was not sufficiently strong to convict them, and
the jury rendered verdict OF not guilty
James Robinson and John Oates (Doysl. were
charged with purglariously entering the premises
oi william J. Cole, on the 2lst OF June. There was
no proof that the youths broke into the house or
stole anything, and the jury was instructed to
acQult them.
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Is clear that the claimant Is not the 'owner OF
the'' captured ''property,n y having right 10 tne
proceeds thereof within the meaning oi uo
Captured or Abandoned Property act he owns
OF the cotton consigned 70 him nothing Dut
lien Tor his advances and expenses and ne Is,
therefore, not entitled to the entire proceeds OF
the sale OF the property. Ii Is said also that II
this be not the correct view then factor VINO
has made advances 10 rebels, no matter now
small may recover tue whole amount and the IN
tentlon OF the law may be thus wholly defeated.
IL Is further said that II this be not the c0rrect
view, then a factor may recover all that there
may be IN the treasury as proceeds, although the
government may have counter claim Wnlcn
would be valid as against the owner, ana thus de-
feat the claim OF the government.
Reversed.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs Day.

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBERs-Held by Judge
BarretL-Nos "a 33, 40, 4S, So, so. 81, 6s 81 IS,
So o. 92 III, lS4 lS5, 136, lS7, los, l6o. 167 l72
179. ISL, l94
OoURF or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutherland.-ihe People vs. Jonn Hughes, bur-
glary; Same Charles w. WIllams felonious as
sault and cat cry; Same vs.. susan Cannon, grad
larceuy; same vs. Tlmothy Hanley aud James
honghtaln, burglary same vs. Caroline Blank,
forgery; same VS.. Patrick II. McHugh and Lorenzo
Burdo false pretenceS; Same vs.. John Mcaugh
receiving stolen goods; Same vs. jacques Mon
nals, dlsorderly house; Same vs.. Charles Boyle,
petiE larceny; same Ts. Charles Daniels, grand
larceny; same vs.. George W. Norsh grand lar
ceny; same vs. Louis Mller and Henry Lachen-
meyer, grand larceny; Same vs.. George Thomp-
son, Iase pIetences.
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George Dolan on the 9th OF July. Mr.. Downing
identified the diamond as one OF those that had
been stolen from his place ana he procured tue
arrest OF Dolan yesterday by Onlcer Jones' OF the
Eleventh precinct Judge Smith held the prisoner
IN 81, 900 bail TO answer on charge OF burglary.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
An ALLEoED BUlGLAR car

AN ALLEGED BURGLAR cAPTURKD.
on the night OF the sta Of July the premises Of
John B. Downing, decorator and glider, NO. 1877
Lewis street, we're broken into and two glazIers'
diamonds, valued at 500, we're carried on. Mr..
Downing was informed on Saturday by Mr. Louis
Wagner, OF No. sos sixth street, that no had
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chief Justice Best's work on Presumptions Mr.
Fay made strong and forcible argument TO these
various points, and at the close OF the argument