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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Express Train Thrown from the Track.
rRIeHrrrL Acc1pkN.f xRAR ROW..

'''.e - ~ - saii eNp,s.- ever the Cen
trail road was.thrown from the track neal
Middlesex station about six miles
northwest of Montpelier by Il broken
rail, about | o'clock Tuesday morning.
two Pullman and one passenger car be
ing rolled down Il steep rmbankment.
Strange To SAY, no one "t the seventy
paSsemgcrS were killed. and from pres
.nt adNiccs no one was very seriously
injured. although quite Il number were
bruised and more or less hurt; yet all
were able to 90 on To- 81. Adams. OF
some other point of destinations. y
brakeman. who had received Il broken
leg at the Junction Il few day before.
and who WAS ON the train with his leg
in >plints. was uniniulcd. although per
fcctlN helpless. The new Charley Ross
Was also on this train. The Gals We're
badly smashed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

member of the Board of Agriculture,
Manufactures and Mining in place of
Thomas l.. Sheldon, deceased. Mr..
Mead is an enterprising young farmer,
who has built for himself reputation
in his vocation, especially as a breeder
of fine sheep. He will make useful
member of the board.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Village Meeting!

Tn" legal voters Of the village of st. .I"hnsbury
are hereby notified and warned I" meet AT the
town hall. III said village. Wednesday. Jan. ;.
l-,6 al onc o'clock IN the aftrrnn"n, I" act the
follow M articles. VIZ: Isl. To ch"usc all
c''~>IIN officers i"r the year ensuing. To- wit: \
president. clerk, five ~ trustees Treasurer col
hector, seven -, Fire WaTicn>. and three 81 Audi
tors ri. 7" If they Will vote To- rai-r money
t" d"tray thu present Indebtedness OF the village
Sd. /" 81" " hat action the Village viii take To-
supply water for the of the fire department
and other purposes. ith. 7" So what sum of
money if any, the Village will rais,. I" supply
wdtrN 18th. +" transact any other business
which can h" legally done Al sand meeting.
II. L. MAY. tlrIk of the Village
ST. J"hnsbury. Vt. bee. -. l-.I.
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Subscribers out of this County
Does it Mean You f.?

During the next six weeks want every
dollar due u-. We don't want il to invest in
Government Bonds, or Bank stock; hut tn
paw our debts with. VIII those who =
ing take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly. &. VI STONE n CO..
December I, 1875. .'-ii.'
FL. sibgsb :,
.s.r .,.aiy aati.i
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HASTINGS
Photograph Rooms

III not he closed through the winter as advcr
used hnt Will he open I" all who wish for finely
hhiHnn work Gall AZ early i'll the day As p,ssibl,.
ana would prefer To have the children come in th.
i'i'h"'h' GEO. ii. HASTINGS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

DIR. j. H. Baxter, chief medical mr.
veyor of the army and the physician
under whose care Vice President vii
son was during his last illness and
Florence Tryon, Il niece of ex-N,yor
OTIS Norcoss of Boston. are soon tn Inc
married. Jed. is eldest son of the LATE
Portus Baxter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Charley Ross Found Again

\ strange and somewhat improbable
stony comes to the effect that Tuesday
night Il berth Wa> secured on the Mon
trcal express tram at Nashua. toI Il hoy
eight nI ten Years old: that the man
who came to The train with the hoy lett
him: that the boy had n" ticket. WAS
dirty and Jagged. hul that he claimed
that his name used to he Charley Ross
that he rcSemhlcd in some measure III
least the pictures of III" Ross boy. He
was taken through To -. Adams. and
left in custody of 3. F. Rugg. where he
is interviewed and questioned and g;iz-
ed at without mercy. MI. Ross wis
tclcgraphed for. and when he reaches
81. Adams NE will undoubtedly know
if it is his long-lo>t boy. We teaI he
is again to he wofully disappointed. as
he has been 81 many times before.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

APPOINTMENTS Governor Peck has
appointed Prof. Judah Dana. principal
of the Rutland high school. examiner
of normal schools tor the first congreS-
sional district. Mr.. John II. Mcadeot
West Rutland, on Monday, received
from Governor Peck Il commission as Il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

The Burlington Free Press. With
commendahle enterprise. has issued il
Centennial Almanac. Besides aStIo-
uomical calculations and other almanac
matter proper. il has considerable Use
tul intoi nation on other matters. BY
the way. the first at July we are PROM
iScd connection with the city of Bur
lmgton 10y the Portland y Ogden>hurg
line. Our readers who want Vermont
daily paper cannot 1t" better than Ia
take The Free Press. The Interests of
the two places will he closely allied.
Burlington i NOT only the Largest city
of the state and bound t" he such, but
il Is ON principal ''Seap"rt. and main
distributing poi, fnr the state for flour.
non. coal. lumber. etc. etc. see advrr-
ti>rmrmi of the Free Press III another
rolumu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

- The Portland Press oi Dec. -
and y, has Il very full account OF the
opening of the Portland & Ogdcn>hurg
Railroad. and quite lengthy notes of st.
,Iohnshury and its great manuiactory ::
the AthenTum. the Academy, etc. The
account was written 10y Mr.. Clarence
Pullrn. one of the Press staff. VIII" Ie
about and see something ut ouI place
and lis institutions.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

" .ni,-RiE.-W' par; ':'i"i'inS %
day with few >ubsrrihcr>-au but Il
few who have had the CdIcdonjdn the
last year nI more. and paid for it i'll
p>omi>cS. If they wonder why they
can not have it longer on the same
terms. we simply answer. that promises
Will not pay our debts. Wishing them
Il happy new year will not make it
happy, 81 long rs they are conscious
that they have cheated the printer.
Once more. adieu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

- Extract from business letter
from Geneva. Ohio: We had Il nice
thunder shower Christmas morning.
which lasted about an hour. This NOM
ing. the mercury is six degrees above,
and it seems spring like. and has for
The past week. No sleighing YET :: only
one furry of snow this winter. which
lasted only twenty hours. We al
most envy You your nice sleighing. az
we were once Residents of your town
and know the reality.
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= 1t j. agreed that there shall be Il
mutual council to determine whether
Plymouth Church did right in dropping
the wife of the mutual friend. and
whether the wife of the mutual friend
did right in dropping Plymouth Church.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

ATDACIoU> ROBBERY. While Ma
thanicl Carr was cutting coupons of
his bonds in the Blackstone National
Bank at Boston. yesterday. Il gentle
manly appearing man addressed him
aud said he WAS wanted Il moment Ill
+" think Nh. Carr stepped into that
room. when the Cashier Informed him
that he did not want him. Mr.. Carr
went back to find his box containing
= 600 in bonds. aud about S;D.onn III
other securities. gone.
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VARIETY STORE

State OF VEKMUNI.' 'l,...>> r,..,.
- In Probate Court h"ld,n lpl
in st. bloomsbury "m th' @'tii "''
la. ryr D..
John W. Nelson. guardian ct '''. .,, .. ..
ni,. + Hall heirs al CNIus u 600. 49,.
in said district deceased In1N' g
rnurt for license To- sell d" ..,.n- r.t
estate ni his SAID wards ''r, ~.r.u- .'
sail thereof. for the purr"0' .' ,.t...fu. p. e,
coed. of such sale at interest 90 .''- , be-. 'tr.
in stocks OF other real ritdi' "'.''
To W Sa it il ordered by -...l ,.-'
opplicntinn bc referred t"H -. ! .l-.
b,.id AT the Probate Oilicr ~ -'.' - 81
The 18th day Of January ,rr..
and decision thereon. amt IL .'.,rra .'
nmhlicatinn OF notice, OF sad opp 10 a.,
iL,,,.,,i hire. weeks -uco'-~.'' ...,. 80.
An. printed at st. 'I"h"."n.l. o., ~ o., std u.
hearing. THAT they MAY HN". ,..r,ra
pInc,.. and. II they Gauss "'''' .--
Bv the Court, .Att'I,l trrN,H IT,
4 true copy OF record L,liI,r<,.H ts-'
ni.7 hr->N
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

STATE POSTAL APPOINTMENTS Geo
X. Parsons has been appointed post
master ut FetchvIlle. and Irving Z
Huntley at Westford. An office ha.
been established ut South Mortified.
with Fred A. Jones rs postmaster. The
Charlotte postotfice has been CHANGED
to East Charlotte and Ezra Hosford an
pointed postmaster.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
A Belated Bridegroom.

And now the post office department
has another sin To atone for. A certain
Young lady. residing in Cambridge ON
the Charles. had fixed last evening ~
the time for her marriage with hen be
loved, but early in the week was Undue
ed to change the time for the ceremony
to Thu SHAY evening. and dispatched Il
letter to her adhered one. in the western
part of the State, notifying him of the
change. With Il confidence in Uncle
Sans mail service that is certainly
complimentary To hcI trusting nature.
the Young lady made her final prrpara-
tions and calmly awaited the coming of
her future loId and master. All uirht
she waited, and one by one the guests
hidden to the wedding departed. and
not until yesterday morning did the
missing Benedict put in an appearance.
The difficulty of getting IL letter from
one pant of the State to another on time.
had proved too much for Uncle Sans
postal service. and the notice of the
change i'll the date of the wedding w1s
not received 10y the anxious lover until
yesterday morning, when he packed his
wedding garments and made all possi
bile speed for the home of his adorrd
one. The objections against marriuu,
on Friday. which had gained Il place in
the mind of the Young lady. were over
ruled by the bridegroom. and last even
ing the twain were made one in the
presence of their friends. Huston GIobe
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State News.
ADDISON COUNTY.


The house, barn and outbuildingS oi
MyrOn w. Pollard. New Haven, were
entirely consumed by fire on W edncs-
day evening, while Mr.. and Mis-. Pol
lard were attending Il Grange meeting
Nothing was saved except the stock
The fire is supposed to have caught
from defective chimney. The build
ingS were insured for about : 600.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Eugene Deavitt. IL clerk III the drug
store of W. :. Greenleat at WinooSki
has been i'll the habit of sleeping i'll the
store nights, and has been entrusted 10y
his employer with the key to his safe
Wednesday night he opened the safe,
took $3.50 in money. and about sol
worth of spectacleS, and departed.
Mr.. Ralph Roberts. of SheIburn, met
with sad. and perhaps, fatal accident
With some assistants he had been
butcherimg, and was drawing the beet
to a heavy beam stretched across the
crOSsties of the barn, when the beam
slipped off and fell, striking Mr.. Rob-
erts on the forehead with great violence.
He fell to the floor insensible and
bleeding profusely, and up to late
hour Friday night had not recovered
his SENSES. The beam struck against Il
hay NOV in its descent. thus Tightening
the blow in some degree. otherwise Mr..
Roberts would probably have been killed
outright.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

George Welcome escaped from the
Jail at st. Adams, Saturday night. He
was aided by outside parties, who
wrenched off the bars of the window.
The officers pursued, but he managed
10 get over the line into Canada, Is
miles distant. Thursday night, he and
Frank Ordway, another convict, nearly
gave the officers the slip; they sawed
off the window bars with Il case-knite,
but were bagged 10y the officers lis they
reached the ground.
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SURROGATE'S COURT.
Before Surrogate Hutchings.

THE WILL OF THE LATE HENRY DELAFIELD AD-
MrrTED TO PROBATE
The will Of Henry Delaneld, admitted to probate
yesterday, directs the payment OF his debts,
gives some legacies to the relatives OF his daugh-
ter on her mothers side some to certain nephews
ana O godson; also some small ones to faithful
domesrics. All the rest and residue OF his estate
he gives to the executors OF his will In trust, the
income tnerelrom 10 apply TO the support and
maintenance OF his daughter, as In their judg
Dent and discretion seem proper, till she arrives
at the age OF twenty-one years. When she shall
have attained that age all Of said income is to be
paid or applied to her use for lie uucondliOnalv.
On the daughters death, leaving issue. all his
estate goes TO said issue; should the daughter
;a ~ ISSUE .ne tessa'Sr unem o0uDes me ieea.
estate to the children OF his dearest brother a.
may survive him. share and share alike.
The executors, who are also trustees, are
William II. Marvine, Charles b. Fosdick (the
elder. Maturln L. Dela1eld and MISS Annie F.
Mas Annie r. Monsoon, guardians Of the child.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT-CHANBK
Dr. To-

SUPREME coURr-CHAMBxnA
BY Judge Dononue.
In the matter or Herdticldef.-CAnnot DO
granted In the form presented.
In the matter Of Stuyvesant; Bruce Vs. Mont
New York State Loan and trust 1 Company s vs..
Cook County National Bank ct al-ln the matter
Haines vs. Johnson.-Relerence ordered.
Hurd vs. Clark.-Granted Memorandum.
Lane ys. Puudt:-Notice Of an application to
apply the money and for an order to pay 1t out
must be given defendant.
sUPERIoR coURT-sPHCrAL TERN.
By Judge Speir.
Conant vs., The National Ice Company OF View
York.-lnrerlocutory judgment ordered.
COMMON rLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Larremore.
Iyman y. Bschon; sknman VI Garry
vanderwiele VI. Callanan.-Decree settled.
MARINE CoURT-cHAArBERA
BY Judge McAdam.
Sterling vs.. Trenor; Gersham Va Hargons;
Evans Vs. HanlOn.-M0tions denied.
Hurd vs.. Knudelbach; Doelger vs.. Wagner; Nor
ris vs. Stanton; Bolssard vs. Ryan; Strauss vs..
Ives vs.. ward.EMosions GRANTED. A''0 w.
semenduzer VS.. sampte.-Plalnti1 discharged
from arrest on stpuaung not to sue.
By Judge JUachimsen.
General Of German Empire denied.
Steamer Goal Company vs.. Cratghead.-Com-
plant dismissed.
Alexander vs.. observation-disclosures for plain
til Tor $3.50 SO.
Levy vs. Observation-Disclosures for PLAINTIFF for
$3.50.
scnubSegel ". Riep.-Judgment for plaintiff for
$l42 So.
Henderson vs.. Fulerton.-JudRment for plain.
TIN for $772 IL.
Holmes VS.. vromsn.-Compatnt dismissed
HOrwitz va. Leahy.-Judgment for plaintiff for
$1lS SO.
tlfrfOr $3.50 SO.
Marston vs.. Mllnor.-Inquest ordered.
for $l12
silverman W. owrsnsky.-Judgment for plain
TIN 80
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BROOKLYN COURTS
END OF THE MACKENZIE SCANDAL.

END OF THE MACKENZIE 5CANDAI.
The suit for divorce on charge OF adultery,
brought by George S. Mackenzie against Charlotte
Mackenzie his wife, was terminated yesterday in
the Brooklyn City Court before Judge McCue. The
Jury, after an absence OF three hours. came into
court and stated that 1t was impossible for them
to agree upon verdict. The division Of
opinion was upon the credi0iity Of one OF the
witnesses for the plaintiff. In Gischarging the
have tailed to agree, as the Court did not wish to
try the case again. Aside from this consideration,
1t was desirable that the case should be disposed
OF on account OF Its pernicious influence upon
the morals OF the community
BY accident the word Junior" was omitted In
writing OF james II. Rankin in connection with
this case, thereby confusing the father With the
son.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
1884, s ISL ss q g. S 81 ESQ., l
SUPREME COURT-GENEKAL TERM-Held by
Judges Davis, Brady ana Daniels-Nos. 81, q,
122h, l23 l24, l28, l27.
SUPREME CoURr-SpEC1AL TERM-Held by Judge
1919, POS no. 65 1872 1876, ILL., o. 1917 l49. 1856, 2ls
PIG, go. PA. 225, 22s. 22e. 3d. 2ss 2si 2s5, 2ss
2Med 10y oy Judge S
1910. so4, 1852, 1883 224 1882 1884 23io 1906 1882
1886, 1885, 1851. 1870 1910, 1914 1850. 1854 1883
1860, 1852. Part s-Held by Judge Lawrence.-
Nos loes 1857 $50, 1880, 775. So ST.. 1853, 1908.
1927. s2s oil lo47 l75lH so5H e7a 1918. 1881 1858
SUPERIOR CoURr--GENERAL TKRM-Held BY
Judges Sedgwck and Speir.-Nos. II, Is, 70, %, 80
81, -, SO, "a, 80, 49, 81, SS.
Judge M0ne.-Nos. $685. s01, 1885, 93l, $780, l7l9, $40:
957, 955. $50, 96l, 963, 9e5, OCT, $780, Part 2Held
o22 900. 1874, ego, 9s2 Sss, 1902, 1904, $685. lol2.
COMMON PIEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
1900, l4l4. 1915 14la 14l7, l4ls. 141o, 1920 142l
Part 2-Adjourned for the term.
Judges Brady. Loew and j. F. Daly.-Nos. Al. .,
$50, 13 1888, lao AL 142, la l45, 2, 81 8. 10, LAG
147, las, 149, 150 ISL.
Judge Spaudng.-Nos 1892 900, 299S, SO, 559. 1881,
1888 1873 1878, 1879, 1850, 1851, 1884, 1890 1892.
1885, ies s4s u.s. ie 1885, 1885,
1872, $780, Part S-Held by Judge Joachlmsen.-
NOS 297. 1860. 1883 2llO $780, Sl07. 3223 1897 1899
1701. 1908, l704 1905 1907, 1909.
COURT OF GENERAL SESsIoNs-Held BY Judge
Sutherland.-The People vs.. Thomas BrooerlcK
and Thomas Mcclure, burglary; same vs. Robert
kellstab burglary; Same VS.. Micnael Keatlng,
burglary; Same vs.. Henry Meyers. burglary; same
vs.. Michael Sullivan, burglary; Same VS.. Thomas
LaEan and Joseph Lanigan, burglary; Same vs..
James O'Nell and James Hughes, burglary; Same
vs.. James Kelly, burglary; same vs.. James Har:
rson, burglary; Same VS.. Michael b. Green and
jeffrey Fallon, burglary; Same va. Phebe Goodwin
aud William Ii. Mitchell, ieontOus assault ana
battery; Same VS.. Michael Parrue. leOnlous as
sauit and battery; Same vs.. Henry Osborn. teloni-
Gus assault and battery; Same Va. Patrick Finn
and Dennis Mccarthy, grand larceny; Same vs..
Thomas Caveney, grand larceny; same VS.. David
DrlscOll, grand larceny: Same VS.. Jane Malone,
grand larceny; Same VS.. Paul Smith, grand lar
ceny; Same VS.. William II. Hunt and CHARLES Hun {,
grand LARCENY; Same VS.. Charles Logue and
Lathrop q. Ormsby, grand larceny; Same vs..
August Macker Raglan, grand larceny; Same va.
Daniel O'Shea, receiving stolen goods; Same VI.
william Flick, receiving stolen goods; same va.
Thomas COnnOre petit larceny; Same Va. James
Henderson, petit larceny.
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West Twenty-sixth street. and three women found
on The premises, We're arrested by Omcer Cum
ming, OF the Twenty-ninth precinci, ON tuesday
night, and were brought before Judge Otteroourg
yesterday morning. Denny was charged by the
oficer with Keeping disorderly house, VIII en- mas
been much complained OF by people living In the
vicinity. Judge Otterbourg held Denny ior exam
lnatlon and lined the three women SIS each.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
4 RERIQIa GHonTINa ARRpAY

SERIOUS SHOOTING AEFRAY.
Yesterday afternoon John Doyle, accompanied
by few friends, entered the store OF Patrick Hg.
gins At NO. 81 Washington street. and called for
liquor. While they were drinking the proprietor
entered, and some words passed between him and
Doyle. The latter, who was slightly intoxicated,
then began TO throw glasses and other missiles at
the proprietor, who drew small Colts revolver
eject over Doyes lett eye. but luckily 0a did 'U pot
penetrate the skull. 1t glanced OF and lodged
itself In the LETT temple; Higgins was brought 70
his lie and that he fred the sn0t IN selfdeence.
Doyle was taKen 70 the Park Hospital, and ad-
wound being . serious though not DANCE rous one,
Higgins was committed TO await the result OF the
injuries hs had indicted.
BURGLARY.
Early on Wednesday morning Oncsr Hughes Of
the Sixth precinct, arrested Joseph Moss, whom
he found in possession OF large quantity Of type,
Shortly after the arrest II became known to the
police that the store OF Mr.. Elmer F. Mackusick,
At No. Murray street. had been entered by bur.
sick idcntifed the property found in the posses.
sion or Moss as part Of tnat whicn had been stolen
from him. Moss says he Is q oootback and u not
guilty. Held In default OF bail to answer at the
General Sessions.
GAMBLERS ARRAraNKD.
Alonzo Broadwell and John Lindenthan were
yesterday arrested by Onacer Mead, Of the
Second precinct. for keeping gambllng saloon 81
No. lac Fulton street,
When the descent was made the two prisoners
were found at table, on which cue box, .
marker and several packs OF cards were exhibited.
Broadweil was held In 500 and Lindenthal In
$500 bail to answer. Olvcr o. Branch becoming
security Tor both, they were released, TO appear
Tor TRIAL At the General Sessions Court.
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Otterbourg.
RAID on A sAIooN.
JoAN Denny, proprlesoe q saloon a. He IN
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.

TRACING LARCENY.
Last Friday Mr.. Charles Smith, OF No. 1853 Chrys-
tie street, missed q pocketboOk containing $50.
On Tuesday night man named en- aries Miller,
who boarded with Mr.. smith, was seen throwing
an empty pocKe tDo0S out OF the window. liz was
picked up and Smith identified 1t US his property.
Miller was arrested by Ohlcer Dyer, OF the Tenth
precinct ana was held by Judge BlXby yesterday
In 81, 900 bail to answer at General SesslonA
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Judge Sutherland.

ALLEGHD ABDUCTION.
The trial OF Hester J. Hawkins, indicted for ab-
Quoting little girl named Teresa Goetz for An I'm
proper purpose was resumed In this court, ana
occupied the whole OF yesterday.
Mr.. Howe called number OF Witnesses to show
that the complainant was OF unchaste character.
Mr.. Nolan informed the Judge that he desired to
examine physician who was not present, and, as
he deemed his evidence OF importance, the Court
adjourned for tho day.
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II COURT-TRIAL TERN
PART 2.

BeIoKe JudRe MOneIL
SUIT AGAINST THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
On the oath Of December, 1879 Isaac l. Davis
was e)ected from Third avenue car, he being in.
toxcated ~ the time and refusing to get on the
car. As he was standing on the track a car COM
ting from tho opposite direction struck HIM on the
shoulder, Knocked him down and threw him under
the wheel. when the car passed over him, produc-
ing injuries from which he died His wife has
brought suit against the company for $4,000 dam-
ages. The defence Is that intoxicated persons are
prohibited from riding the cars: that the eject
ment OF the deceased was in compliance with tnis
rule; that he was run over alter being clear from
the car from which he was ejected and that the
act was entirely the result OF his own negligence.
The case u attn on.