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The New York herald., 1875-11-17
DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoUGT-CHAAfDRRs.
Dy Indra Innohua

Herries VS. Ncrvcl-Motion denied without costs
Picard VS.. Schiller; Second National Building and
Mutual Loan Association VS. Lmikaui Mitchell
Benjamin; Jackson Vorscer; Hanover National
Bank VS.. Indianapolis, Bloomingdae and Western Rail
road Company; Sanford VS.. Mccormack; Hobrooke vs..
Collins; Bertram vs. Palmer; Manufacturers and
Builders Bank vs.. Kirchner; Sariol VS.. Davis Domes
tic Sewing Machine Company VS.. Archer; Rcdlich
Rauchtuss: Hall vs.. Fay; Watkins VS.. Traphagen; Do
mestic Saving Machine Company w. Arcner; East
River Savings Institution Hall Hebrew Free School
Association Tue Mayor &c. Smith VS.. The Mayor,
&c Rogers VS. Bceston; Peyser vs. Won Schoenng;
Hoffman Hoffman; Pauldng VS.. Mills; Myers
Lcinkauf Society for the Reformation of Juvenile De-
linqucnts vs. Wylins Salmon VS.. Gcdney; Stelemworf
W. CARL; Glen Cove Starch Manufacturing Company
Brown; Forbes vs. Willis; Judson Darlington;
Marcelin vs. Hodges Brice vs. Kamak Gamblers w.
Katz; Holland ". the Mayor, SC Daley W. the
Mayor &c. Farley VS., Brunner; Cnamberlin VS. Biz
sticks; Rapelye vs. Jackson; Mutual Life Insurance
Company vs.. Dcclmer; Metropolitan Savings Bank ".
FtZsmmons; Fry Thomson; Aims worth ". Bachus;
Phillips VS.. Cudlipp Bank Of British North America vs..
Hubbe; Excelsior Savings Bank Merchants Life
Insurance Company; Mathcs sharp; Matter Of the
Metropolitan Collar Company. y.-Granted.
Merchants National Bank ". the Howe Machine
Company; Henderson Henderson; Jesup vs. Adec;
Manufacturers Lille Insurance Company vs. U'Shea;
Cowdcn ys. Tcale; Logan vs. Merwin Motions denied
ofjudgmcnt
rnled States OF America VS. Leyett-writ dismissed.
skcady vs. Loader. Plaintiff cannot name guardian
Tor infant defendant; he cannot be both plaintiff and
defendant
Junge y wagstaG; Barkley vs. ortel--Denicd
Lewis VS.. Cark-Ordcr granted
by Judge Lawrence
Hccker VS.. Hccker.-Granted.
leroy vs. Webb.--l desire counsel to send me mem
orandum oi the grounds on which the amendments 10
ihc decree IS asked for and resisted such
70 be served by each party the other and handed
10 me within live days IRON date.
wilson Wy. Harney.-Moton granted, With costs.
Opinion.
james VS. Carr.--Order granted
Hewlett VS.. Wood.-Motion denied with costs Mem
orandum
Rocky Mountain Bank VS.. Bliss-Moton denied
Memorandum.
SUPREME couRT-cIRcUfT- PART 3.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Crowcll vs. Guon,-Motion Denied with $40 costs
SUPERIOR couRT-sPEcIAL TERM
By Judge Freedman.
Armstrong vs.. Mclaughlin e. aL-Referces report
confirmed aud judgment 0f foreclosure and sale.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Nov. l6, 1875.

ALBANY, Nov. 16 1875.
In the Court OF Appeals Tuesday, November l6 the
following decisions were handed down.
Motion granted payment of the OF the
mittitur and $40 costs Of opposing the motion, and
condition that appellant stpulates TO submit printed
briefs on his parL-Ross vs. Roberts.
Motion granted, with costs, unless appellant, within
twenty days, pay Sl0 costs Of motion and file a
bond III proper form, with sufficient sureties--The
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company VS. Barnes
Motion denied, with $40 costs. The Ogdensburg aud
Lake Champain Railroad Company IS. The Vermont
aud Canada Railroad Company.
Motion granted, with costs Of appeal up to time or
making motion and $40 costs or motion -Knowlton VS.
New York aud Harlem Railroad Company.
Judgment reversed and ncw trial granted costs to
abide evcnt.-Wc!ch vs. Cochran: swift VS.. Massachu-
sctts Lie Insurance Company.
MOTIONS.
The Agricultural Bank sheffield. Motion to place
calendar granted. Samuel Hand for notion
Price ". keyg-Motion for reargument Samuel
Hand Tor motion; A. j, Parker opposed
No. no Godfrey vs. Moser.-Mulion to amend re-
turn; Martin Connolly aud y. G. Monk for notion
Joseph X Flanders opposed Ordered that argument
be suspended unt appellant has opportunity TO
AT tie General Term.
Ross vi Roberts.--On motion OF Charles s. Baker
ordered upon the calendar, to be submitted when
reached.
Appeals from ordcrs.-No 340-Iouisa Douai Whelc
respondent vs William Z. Conner, sheriff, &c-Appea
argued 10y Almon Goodwin, OF counsel Tor appellant
aud by Charles Whee Tor respondent
40, 32l The People, &c. ex roL, Buckley, treasurer,
&c respondent vs. The Board OF Police aud Excise Of
Brooklyn appellants Argued by John II. knacble OF
counsel Tor appellants aud by u. NJ Dewitt ior re-
spumdcnt
;, 10. S2a Abram Frcyer, respondent ". stephen
Rockefeller, e. al, appellants Argued by Isaac l..
Egoer' OF counsel for appellant and by Lamorcaux
Tor respondent.
No s2s Joseph L0avy. appellant Va Mary 6. Gard.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION.

In February 1861 Jacob H. " Cockroft bought of the
New York and Harlem Railroad Company lot of land
at auction, for sll 900, situated at the corner Of
Fourth and Thiry-thrd street At the time of
the sale he paid ten per cent Of the purchase money and
the auctoneer's fees He afterward found that the
property covered by two large mortgages, in
mon with all the property OF the Harlem road from
Chatham to below Thirty third street. He then agreed
pay the balance of the purchase money condition
that the railroad company give him clear
title according TO the onditions OF the sale. The
officers OF the company pleaded ignorance of
the mortgage, and offered the guarantee OF Mr..
Cornelius Vanderbilt or the Harlem Railroad Company;
but this refused and Mr. Cockroft sued for 81 500
damages. About year aftcrward the lot in question
sold to Mr. A. T. Stewart for the price, who
subsequently erected the large iron hotel which
covers that block. The tried the 9th of
February last before Judge arremore of the Court of
Common Pleas, and verdict rendered favor OF AR.
Cockron for 81 $40, the amount of the percentage on
the purchase money and the auctoneers fees. An APP
peal taken to the General Term of this and
the came on yesterday for argument after
hearing Mr. G. ~ Black for the appellant and without
hearing the respondents the Court affirmed the verdict
with costs, holding that where the vendor acted in
good faith without any fraud beng shown he only
liable TO nominal damages.
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FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Duffy.

THE THIRD AVENUE BANK OFFICERS ARRAIGNED.
criminal suit commenced in this Court yester-
day against the officers of the Third Avenue Bank.
Georgana A. Levien of No 2l9 East Fiftythrd street
who claims to be OF the heaviest dcpositors the
bank had, appeared in court and submitted six aida-
Wits charging Daniel Bates the Vice President William
=. Carman, David Morgan, Thompson w. Decker and
john H. Lyon with making out and signing false
ports the condition OF the bank times and
submitting them TO the Superintendent of the Banking
Department at Albany Tor the purpose of concealng
the banks insolvency.
Mrs Levicn testihes information and belief, de-
rived from the sworn statements Of Benjamin A. Nc
Donald all expert accountant, who made Tor her an
examination o the bank books. Mr.. Mcdonald swears
that his examination shows the deficiency in the banks
treasury in January 1874 to be S20 s6 49, the report
to the bank superintendent at that time signed by
David Morgan Secretary, and showed surplus in the
treasury of the bank while in reality the deficiency
$204, 1S6; the report OF July following also
signed by Morgan and Bates, giving surplus, while
the actual deficiency was $263 ST. the report
of January 1875, II alleged, signed
by Carman, ami showed the to be several
thousand dollars over and above the liabilities while
the deficiency 1875, 799 The afidavits against
Decker and Lyon were ot II similar nature TO the tore
going charged that they also by Of false and
fraudulent reports 10 the Superintendent OF Banks,
knowingly concealed the nsolvent condition Of the
bank. Bates Carman and Morgan surrendered them
selves the Court held in their recogni
in So 900 bail each Ii is understood that Decker
and Lyon will surrender themselves this morning or
during the day
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMnRRs-Held by Judge Dono-
hue.-Nos l. s. IL, II % 81, 30, 40, 81 So g. g. II,
So 81 So 90 o. 81 93. 9S, 90 100 lO7 III, 100 124
III 49, lSs, 14s 154 15s, 161 176 u.s. 49, 1872 1e3
2l5 I'D, 222, 224
SUPREME CouRr-CRcuIr-Par I-Adjourned for
the term. Part 2-Adlourned until Friday. Part s.
Held by Judge Van Vorst.-Case on; No. 529 No day
calendar.
SUPREME CouRr-GESERAL TRRM.-Adjourned for the
term.
SUPREME CorRr-sPKcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Iawrence-Issues of law and fact-NoS 362 42l, AS,
434 I03 40l 1853 576 5sl, 525 49, 5S7 GIL 615 615 a.
GIG 0ls 6i2, 200, 422 500, 5S4, 1885, 1856, $50, COL
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRiAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Speir-Nos 419, 7G5, s23 16 s27, s43 555, T45, 737
75l 715 S63 7s7, SIT, ST9 Part Held by Judge
Curtis-Nos 1882 93s 6gG, sos, S00J2 S66, 1420 Ga
T22 902 904, 916, go 92s, $50.
SUPERIOR CorRT-sPgcIAL TRRN-Held by Judge
Freedman. n.-Demurrer-No. 8. Law and iact--Nos 8,
TO- IL, 81 45, %. 40 IS, 80, IL
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESRRAL TERM.-Adjourned for
the term.
Robinson.-Nos. 1863, 1434 1871, 279s, 25o5, 1856,
4Ol - 22ST, 1863 2S40 2776 1898 1874, 1869, 403.
Part 2-Adourncd for the term.
COMMON PLgAs-GESRRAL TERM-Held by Chief JUS
tice Daily and Judges Locw and j. f. Daly.-Nos. ",
los no. Ill l15 5S So 8 95 lO2, lis. 10, l07, 23l
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Spauding Nos 1909 29l0, sos, 25ol, $3.50, 1884,
Part 2-Held BY Judge McAdam.-Nos. 6s5. 34ss,
34y2 $685. Part 3-hcld by Judge Shea.-NOs 1856,
1899 55ll $500, 20l2 1918, 1925, 447+, 55l6, $780,
4s44 559l, 5592, 5l9l 1882
COURT or GENERAL SRssIoSs-Hed by Recorder Hack.
ett-rhe Peopevs Thomas DULY robbery continued;
Same VS. Henry Rukle and Bernard Isaac, robbery;
Same Daniel Warner felonous assault and battery;
Same VS.. Matthew Ryan, burglary; Same vs.. Frederick
W Maoy and Patrick Welsh, burglary Same VS.. James
Wright grand larceny; Same VS. solomon Mannheim,
grand larceny; Same vs. James Henry, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Carl kreutzing, grand larceny
COURT or OYER AND TERsNER--Held by Justice Bar
rett-rhe People VS.. John Scanncll, homicide.
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THE WRECK OF THE MoRUE.
THE FIERCE AND SUDDEN GALE THAT swAMPED
HRR-sToRY OF THE SURVIVORS.

THE FIERCE AND SUDDEN GALE THAT swAMPED
HRR-sToRY oP THE SURVIVORS.
The fourteen persons rescued from the wreck of the
French brig Morue by the ship Ravenscrag Captain Big
gan, on the 26th ult I'm latitude 46 deg IS min ong-
tude 50 deg. % min came ashore yesterday and aer
interview with the French Consul were sent TO
French boarding house North Moore street The res
cued do not know the OF any OF the fifteen
persons who lost IL is only known that they we're
all seataring and belonged to ST. Mao in Brittany
The Morue was originally an American brig
known by the name Of the Grand Master
On being purchased by her French owners, two
wears ago her name changed Her cargo
consisted OF lumber and Hour. The Survivors
OF the fierce gale which sent the fifteen unfortunate
mariners to the bottom Of the ocean, have VIVID
recollection OF its intensity The suddenness with
which IL struck them overwhelming. Instantly
the boats and all movable things swept from the
decks the brig capszed, and when IL rghted itself
II did aner-the masts having meanwhile broken
o-but OF the twenty nine persons previously
ON board remained clingng 10 the wreck. These have
saved nothing and very poorly provided with cloth
ing. Their Consul will, however, take care o them and
forward them TO their homes in France. They were
nearly twenty -four hours the wreck before being
brig OF about 120 tons burden
brig Of that tonnage, sailing close hauled, would
have no chance when caught 'by the lee as, before
her yards could be swung her draught OF water Is so
ends lose her spars IL her sails did not split This Is
doubtless the explanation of the disaster. The Ian
yards OF her rigging parting the masls went over the
side and the brig righted slowly. The Efforts OF the
wreck and examination of the pump well ascer-
tain how much water she had her hold, which
showed that she in almost a laundering condition,
la6orng in the trough Of the sea and at its mercy.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the matter OF the contested will of John H. Brown
further hearing had yesterday before Surrogate
Huchings Ten witnesses examined to show the
mental condition of the testaor just prior to his DEATH
but no new evidence elected.
In the Marine Court before Judge Shea the suit of
r. j. Finn against exCoroner keenan, for senographc
services in reporting the westaeld inquest was tried
yesterday The defence admitted the performance OF
the services but claimed that the city alone
sponsibe for the debt On statement OF the evidence
il was held that the city in way responsible;
that the Coroner was individually liable and verdict
was rendered for $685. III favor of the plaintiff
There is row in the Rechabte tent The society has
s4655 oS in various savings banks in this city, and the
bone of contention is the possession of this money.
John Lafond, James Anderson and Thomas Clark, the
trustees recently dismissed from Office ii being
charged that they deposited the money in their
names to enable them to withdraw it upon their own
checks without the counterSign OF MIR. Stackpoc. the
"Grand Ruler" required by one of the bylaws II Is
claimed by the trustees that their dismissal the
suit OF conspiracy between Mr. Sackpole and several
other members to get possession of the funds The
trustees ask that the society be dissolved and receiver
appointed After extended argument before Judge
Donohue yesterday he took the papers and reserved his
decision.
Mr. f. f. Cowdrey the legal adviser OF the sons of
David l.. Jackson, deceased, was called before Surro
gate Hutchngs yesterday TO state whether he had ever
drawn will for the late David L. Jackson, Sr Mr..
Cowdrey replied that he had drawn several wills fors
him, bet could not fix the time of any one Whenu
asked If he ever held conversation with William O.
Jackson of the of the deceased. relative tol
any will left by his father the witness declined to
swer the ground that he could not tell of any busi
ness condolences OF his clients. The further hearing
was down for November ~
Daniel W. Leayitt, he of the many aliases convicted
of smuggling and sentenced TO the State Prison. from
which lie escaped and alterward arrested in this
city by United States marshal. has not succeeded
through the haDeas corpus proceedings instituted in his
behalf in escaping the mcshes OF the law Judge Dono
hue yesterday, in Supreme Court. Chambers dismissed
the habeas corpus, and remanded him to the United
States Marshal Subsequently the prisoner was taken
before Judge Blachtord in the United States District
Court. His counsel asked for his discharge the
ground that the term for which he sentenced had
expired, and that therefore, he could not be held for
the purpose of his recommitment TO prison. The
United States District Attorney argued in reply, that
there authority for discharging the prisoner
until lac had completed his sentence Judge Blachtod
held that the for six months in the State
Prison at Auburn, and he should consider the pris
oner on his way To that prison, and remanded him
TO the custody of the United States Marshal
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Justice
Flammer, the following persons were held to
for selling liquor without lcense:-Thomas McHugh,
No. 81 West street; Richard Ellis No %
West street, John Dugsn, No. Is Moore
street; Patrick Gearns, No 70 Washington
street Robert Trail No. 10 Battery place; Richard Eh
lers No % West street. and James o'Connell No 81
Canal street
Patrick oConnor and Walter Mcneil held to
answer on charge of breaking into the store of
Thomas Eagcn No 90 Watts street and stealing there
from a quantity OF liquors and cigars.
Miss Pauline Fowler who was locked up at tho
Tombs on Monday afternoon on complaint OF MI. NAL
colin Campbell. OF No. Pine street. was yesterday re-
leased by Justice Flammer She promised not again to
annoy Mr. Campbell at his place of business.
At the Court of Special Sessions yesterday Angelo
Denobla and Giuseppe Iarya we're each fined $50 for
cruelty treating little girl-Rosina Martha The tine
was not paid and the prisoners were locked up.
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Goldberg ys Lev!nson ct aL-The receiver may have
leave to sue.
Cary - Fox McMurly Ct al. ys ortel q al-Moticns
granted.
Clutch q a. vs. Crowley y-OrdeSsctled
The Produce Bank VI. Morton IT al-fhe within case
= settled and ordered to be filed and TO be annexed 70
the judgment roll
James Ryan vs. Catharne Ryan.-Rule 81 requires
service oi the summons and complaint.
10 the matter Of the application Of John Horn ct al,
infants, for leave to sell their real esate-Guardians
bond approved
BY Judge Van Worst.
Kelly VS. West ct aL-0rder settled.
COMMON PI.EAs-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Larremore.
Masters The Electric Life Insurance Company
Preliminary objections overrGled motion TO be heard on
the merits.
Tyrel and another vs. Gallagher ct aL-Exceptons
oyerrulcd and report confirmed. See memorandum Tor
counsel.
White VS.. Stout-Memorandum for counsel
Hennessey ct al VS. Frank.-lnjuncton sustained.
Mary A. Hunter VS.. John W. Hunter.-Anidavt OF
service insufficient.
Lilientha IS. The Guardian Matual Life Insurance
Company Cantrell, &c, ". Chamberlain Costello VS..
Hart ct al! Morris vs. Rauss-Motions granted
. Lawrence VS.. Harwig.-Report Of referee confirmed
and judgment OF foreclosure and sale ordered.
Sullman vs. Kennedy. Application granted and REF
ordered
New York Life Insurance Company VS.. Glass.-Pub-
lcation ordered.
Clark VS. Clark k-Motion denied. without prejudice
Hall vs. Briggs Receiver appointed.
Wuhng vs. Bancroft Receiver allowed TO commence
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A WICKED BOSTON GovERNEss.

on the 18th OF November Adele Marie Cutter, gov
erness employed in the house of Daniel NJ. Dwight OF
No 73 Beacon street. Boston, suddenly left her don
clc and took with her two trunks containing clothing
and jewery belonging to the family. Mr. Dwight tele
graphed 10 the Central Office OF this city and Superin
tendent alng directed Detective Keay TO take charge
of the A ul description OF Miss Gutter was
given Detective Kealy and he succeeded in capturing
her in boarding house in Clinton place yesterday
morning.
She brought to the Central Office and the checks
for two trunks found in her pocket The trunks
contain valuable silk and velvet dresses lately i'm.
ported from Paris ewelry and tnkets in all valued at
81 800. Miss Gutter, who is very pretty girl about
nineteen years of age consented at once to back
Boston as soon Us she arrested.
She arraighed before Judge Kilbreth yesterday
afternoon and will leave with officer A. b. Dearborn
the ten O'Clock train this evening" for Boston
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sec 1 to como in and contribute 70 tho expenses

may Ct como in and contribute 20 the expenses
OF such action.
The plantI therefore. demands judgment that the
defendant tho Panama Railroad Company aid the
other defendants above named, directors oi sara
company and each OF them, be cnjoined from
establishing or operating line OF steamships
between the port OF New York aforesaid ana
the port OF Aspnwall aforesaid and tho ports OF Pan
anna and San Francisco aforesaid or from purchasing
hiring chartering entering into contracts Tor the
purchase hiring chartering of any steamships or
steamship or other vessels TO be used on said line or
any line between any ports in the United States OF
America and any port in the Republic OF New Granada
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ner executrix &C. respondent Argued by T II.
Hubbard, OF counsel for appellant, and BY William A.
Duer Tor respondent
10 30 James 3athgate administrator, &c, and
Others, respondents vs. John Haskin and another,
appellants. By Abel Crook, Of counsel tor
appellants and py George W. stephens for respondents
GENERAL CALENDAR.
Ceery VS. Geery-ArgumeDt resumed Case still on
Adjourned.
CALENDAR TODAY.
Inc following Is the day calendar for "Wednesday, No
Vember II, lsI5:-Nos s, a. 80, 40, ~, 4S, -, IS
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SALES AT AUCTION.

n IMPORTANT SALE OF
high class
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
OIL PAINTINGS
The latest American works and direct the artists
themselves together with very choice foreign pictures
before exhibited,
To be sold at auction peremptorily.
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOV. lS AND 10
at II o'clock ut the
SCHENCK
ART GALLERY, NO 90 LIBERTY STREET
EDWARD SCHENCK Auetioneer
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the shots were fired, and that his scorehed
where the ball entered
This ended the testimony, the case was summed up
both sides and the Recorder adjourned the court
till this morning, when he VIII charge the jury.
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MARINE COURT.
NJ ch,ae Irs,,co Sha,

BY Chief Justice Shea.
Robert G. Hoguet et al ". Mary A. Rollins-Motion
for new trial denied and ordered to be settled
day notice.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.

About two O'Clock yesterday morning James Ham
bin, of No. $40 Eighth avenue who was watching the
liquor store at the above number owned by j. T. Ryan,
aroused by hearing the shutters being pred open.
Hamblin jumped up from lounge on which he was
lying, fired pistol at the burglars and followed them
through West Forty,hrst street to Seventh avenue,
where one OF them who gave his name as George
Smonson, was captured by Olicer Carolan, of the
Twentieth precinct He was arragned before Judge
kibreth yesterday and committed in 81 600 bail to an
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge Kllbreth.
cRCRLrY 10 cHIIDREl

CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
Last Sunday night officer Walker or the Fifteenth
precinct, found young Italian boy named John
Mankin about seven years Of age, lying on cellar
door He asked the boy TO 70 home and the boy said
that be afraid 60 home unless he had hfty cents
He also told the officer that he lived with
man named Michael Foccarel in Elizabeth
street, and that he sent out every
day by him 10 black boots, crrands &c, and un'
less he returned hfty each day 10 his master
Foccarelli he would be kicked beaten and otherwise
maitrcated Mr. Monroe, the minister Of the Society
the Prevention Cruelty Children the chief
complainant against Foccare who was held in s., 900
bail 10 answer
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SALES AT AUCTION.

1EoRGE HoLBRoOK AUcrloNEER-HoLBRooK
VI 1 ROLLINS S sell this day, az O'Clock az their
454 and 45o Canal street. the Furniture of dat
of sale and consisting o black wal
ut Chamber Suits Paror suits In crimson.
reps haircolh and brocstel Lounge and sofa
Beds Wardrobes. Etageres. pier and tnante
Mirrors thirty aud second hand Carpets Oleoth and
Drngge rep Curtains. Extension and marble top
Tables and other Mattresses feather Beds Comforsr
Spreads blankets sheets. Crockery Glass Tin and rated
Ware. Paintings. Engravings large mink Cape ana
Furs Sewing Machine iron Safe hair Switches. &C.