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The New York herald., 1875-10-08
SAVED FROM THE GALLows.

The trial of Guisseppi Frangi the Italian charged
with the murder of Giovanni Morrel by stabbing him
with knife, was resumed yesterday morning in the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, before Judge Barrett.
The court crowded many having been at
tracted listen to the summing up of the respective
counsel for the people and prisoner the testimony hav
ing clgsed on both sides the evening previous Pre-
cisely O'Clock Judge Barrett took his seat on
the bench the prisoner whose countenance looked
careworn and haggard took seat beside his counsel
Messrs. William f. Knitting and John o. Mott and
seemed fully realize the terrible position which he
was placed
commenced 70 sum up He referred to the heinous
character OF the charge and the necessity Of careful
and calm consideration OF all the facts Of the case
whether the prisoner TO be consigned to
the hands of the executioner committed
10 State Prison 10 out Of a term of
years depended on the verdict He contcnded that
the act OF the prisoner was not premcditated but
committed the heat Of passion and without any in
tent kill Mr. Knitting then discussed at considera-
bic length the law of murder in its two degrees and
applicability to this case and closed with feeling ap-
peal TO the jury to save the life OF his client During
the argument Of Mr. Knitting the prisoner wept bit.
terly.
Of the people, characterzng the act Of the prisoner
brutal and cowardly Without any provocation with
out word, and upon a fancied insult from the de-
ceased the prisoner left the where deceased was
armed himself with dangerous weapon, returned and,
without word, plunged the kniic up to the hit into
the breast of his victim The act of the prisoner had
all the clements OF murder IN the nrst degree. Any
compromise verdict Mr. Lyons said would reflect dis
credit upon the jury and would hold out premium for
assassinatons.
Mr. Kintzing submitted a number of propositions Of
law upon which he asked the Judge to charge the jury
Judge Barrett charged the jury upon the law in his
usual lucid and succinct manner defining the difference
between murder IN the first and second degrees Alter
referring to the prominent facts the case that should
be considered by the jury he left the with them,
with the remark that he hoped the jury which was
composed OF gentlemen Of intelligence would do their
duty earlessly and regardless Of consequences
The jury retired 10 deliberate two O'Clock II
was eight O'Clock when they returned During all this
long interval the prisoner in the prisoners corner
the picture OF despair. He refused food offered
him Quito crowd, with that strange sympathy for
persons on trial for their life fingered the close of
Che tragedy. With trembling limbs tho prisoner stood
up to learn his DOOM and when through Interpreter
the dreadful verdict Of murder in the second degree
madc known 70 him, he wept most bitterly Mr..
Knitting thanked the jury his behalf for their
clemcncy and tile Judge for his impartial charge.
Judge Barrett passed the sentenceSato Prison
for life hard labor. Nearly every one pronounced 1t
q lucky escape from the gaOws
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endar which shall not have been heard or otherwise
disposed Of also an such pending appeals A. shall le
regularly noticed for argument and in which proc of
notice oi argument shall be died with the Clerk oh Or
before tho 18th day Of October inst
IL o. PERRIN, Clerk
No 267 Tho People Lndsay-Argument re-
sumed and concluded
50. 10 Louise I,oehncr, appellant, The Knicker-
booker Life Insurance Company, esp0ndenia-Argued
by Henry Wehle Of counsel for appellant and by sam
uel Hand for respondents
No 100 John II. Lester, appellant, vs. Tho Union
Manufacturing Company, respondents, Argued by viii
liam A. Camsen for respondent; submitted for appellant
Tie Courf held this not appealabe, and ordered
the appeal dismissed with costs
No. 1853 Charles Belloni, appellant, vs.. James 4 Fill
born, Jr, et al, mplcaded, &c, respondents Argued
by William g. Judge OF counsel for appellants, and by
William II. Anoux Tor respondents.
No 100 stephen Ellison et al, respondents, vs.. Amos
Blssell appellant Submitted for appellant and ar
gued By +. q. Fincke for respondents
No. l4L The Union National Bank, appellant vs..
Jacob Kupper, respondent Argued by Samuel A. Foot
for appellant, and by William Fullerton for respondent
Case still on.
Proclamation made and court adjourned
Tne following IS the Court OF Appeals calendar for
Friday October s. lS75:--Nos 145, l5s, l59
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ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL.

Hardly had the jury left their seats in the Italian
murder trial when another murder trial began in the
Court Of Oyer and Tormincr, before Judge Barrett II
the other possessed revolving features this possessed
the less. Henry Rex German, aged hity-seven,
was placed on trial for shooting John Mckcnna boy
twelve years old According 70 the story OF the prose-
cuton the prisoner who was employed private
watchman, passing on the 10th Of May last piie
OF lumber In West Twelfth street. On the lumber PIE
a number OF little boys were sitting Rex heard
McKcnna call out "Fntzo The watchinan moved on
and McKenna again called after him Fritz" where
upon the wachman got angered, and, pulling out ms
pistol shot the boy through the heart, killing MN IN
stantly few minutes aiterward Rex was arrested Dy
Captain Kennedy and he said to the Captain he was not
sorry, MS the boy a bad hoy. Mr.. William r. Howe
appeared Tor the defence After obtaining jury the
trial was adjourned till to-day
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criminal cases that come within their jurisdiction The
offences disposed Of consisted chiefly Of violations oi
the maritime laws OF the United States, violations Of
the customs and revenue laws counereiting and yo-
lation Of the Postal law.
Fmbezzling Letters-John T. Carey, sentenced to
1ye wears, hard labor Samuel Woodward six months
and 500 ne; Josiah Parkin two months and 500 fine;
Abraham Gardner three years; William walker, one
year: George NJ Allare, three years
Beating and Woundng Seamen the High Seas
Joseph w. Cary sentenced TO two months and $3.50
fine.
Murder on the High seas.-Willam A. Meyer sem
fenced to two years and six months
Selling Obscene Books. William Simpson, sentenced
TO ten years and So, 900 fine.
Deposting scurrilous postal cards In the mas-Moses
Chamberlain, sentenced to pay S. 600 fine.
Pcrlury--James Levy, sentenced to four years and
six months and 81 fine; Patrick Rooney, year ;
Thomas Groom, one year.
SubOrnation OF perury-ThOmas Radcliffe sentenced
to six years.
Conspracy-John Cowan, sentenced to two years.
hard labor and 81 900 fine; John Kahoe thirteen
alias Robert G. Watson, Two years hard labor and 81
hnei John Carroll, eighteen months hard labor and
$500 fine.
Utering simitudes or United States notes-John
Dunstan thirteen months hard labor and 81 fine;
Joseph QUINN thirteen months hard labor and ST. fine.
CONGRATULATIONS A. Mason, twelve years;
William J. Brown, sentence suspended William G.
Mank new trial pending.
Manufacturing cigars without giving bonds-GonZalo
Sardo three months and $100 fine
Illegal sale OF cigars-Emanuel Pasado, sentence
suspended Louis Boures, three months and ~ 600
fine; Joseph b Cleveland, six months and 800 fine.
Smuggllng-PatrIck Conner, sentence suspended;
Michael Gallagher SIX months; d. T. Harris, two years;
Bias Debouchet thirty days. since pardoned; John Is.
Martinez, So 900 fine; John Henry suspended
Leone Jouvin three months and So 900 fine; George
Brews, two months and 81 600 fine; Charles J. Bishop,
$3.50 line
Illicit distilling-John Refs and William Just, SEN
tence suspended
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

supRRms CouRr-CnAMBERs-Hed by Judge Law
rence.-Nos. SO, 99 IL 10 l2li l2e l2s, lSl
Dos 200 272, Dol 233, 2g4, 29T. PCS 299.
SUPREME CoURr-GESBRAL TERa-Held by Judges
Davis. Brady and Dancls.-Nos. A., IA, 40, 81, H.
123 l24 l29 134 1856, 100, To- ii, II, TO- TO- %, 80
81 65. lo2. 103 106 100, 1863
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcrAb rERM-Held by Judge Van
Worst -DemurrcrsNos. 4 9 H. 10, %, %, 20, 33 3d.
81 40 Law and fact--Nos 271 l40, as 424 l56, 102
$40, 57s, 5sl 5s2, 5o5 500, sos Goo Cos, COS, COO
6l7 620 4Sl GA 625, 635, $50, 637
SUPREME CouRT-CiRcUT-Part 1.-Adiourned to
Nos 2l9s 3O74 1856 3l54 255S 2S4a 29g6. 3iSl Sog6
3-Held by Judge Donohue-Nos. 2921, 1872 2759
3o2l 25A, 29Il, 2e5l, 2S7l 2Sia, 1898, 3l9. 1857
3059 3065, $685. 3349 34J Soa ;34l 34t5 35g3, 2507
3415 3450 3l5l 1859, 351 1929 35sl 1884, 35I7 3519
30i7 1870 1867, 3do3. 365 3467, 3o79, 1868, 1857.
SUPERIOR CovRr-tluAL IEhA--fart Held by Chief
Justice MonelL-Nos 1928, ST. ILL., 515 695 7o5 CO.,
1929 745 407, $50 77l 213, 1877, COL Part 2-Hcld
by Judge Sedgwick-Nos 5Ss Sll, GJ4, 74S, 75S, GlS
30s SO2 IA, 1886, bD4, $50, us Old, 1906
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESERAL lsRM.-AdJourned until
Monday, October Al.
CowmoS pLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Chief
Justice Day,-Nos. lt3G, 2655 739, 1003 1898, 1862
I54S 1870 1860 1851 1852 f5J3 1854 1865 1865 Part
2-hcd By Judge ]. L. DalyNos 23SS 4S7, 1874 1913,
1919 2loS, 24ld 1901 1885, 1859, 1860 f06l l5o2 i5d4
COMMON PLEAs-EoulrY TKRx-Hcld by Judge Iarrc-
more Nos so 81. 20.
MARINE CouKr-TaiAL rERM-gart Held by Judge
Alker-Nos 5053 5000, 5O7I, 3l6o Slpo, 1854, 449S,
$780, 32Us, $685. 32i6 3257, 3219 32os, 4652 Part -
No calendar. Part 3-rHcid BY Judge spauldng g-Nos.
2092 SO92 52l5 4427 4G93 5055 526s 24s 2lSS, 320l
goa 329o 3z97 32gS $500
CorRr or GENERAL ,EssloNs--Heid BY Judge SutheT-
land The People ys. Patrick Whalen, Edward Grady
and Thomas Whalen, robbery; same vs. Richard Nc
Nevins, burglary; Same vs.. John smith and George
Wngncld, burglary; Same James Haley, grand lar
ccny, Same Ernest Rasmsan, grand larceny Same
VS. Robert Hill grand larceny; same W. Frank Reilly,
grand larceny; Same John Thulln, grand larceny
Same vs. Michael u Farrell and Anne Farrell recey-
ing stolen goods Same Albert Gfeishabcr burglary;
Same Levi Aaron, receiving stolen goods; Same VS..
Charles Tack, William schultz and August Guiringer,
gambling; same vs. Frank Reilly, grand larceny; Same
vs. John ii. Mcdowell assault and battery; Same vs..
John Sullivan, assault and battery Same James r..
Il O'Neil and John H. COnnora, assault aud battery
CouRT OF OYER AND TLRMNkR-Hed by Judge Bar
\ rett-The People vs. Henry Rex, murder eontnucd);
/ Same vs. Thomas Wilson, MURDER same vs.. Theodore
\ Rncd murder
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COMPTROLLER GREEN PROTESTS.

Yesterday Comptroller Green sent to Mayor Wick
ham for signature the pay-rols of the Depart
ment OF Public Works for September. He also trans
mttcd, in connection with the payrolls letter pro-
testing against the payment of wages incurred in
sequence Of the work being as he CLAIMS lmperectly
done on some of the uptown improvements. The
Comptroller however acknowledges that the signature
of General Fita John Porter, Commissioner of Pub
lie Works, necessarily makes such payros lien upon
the city. This action OF the Comptroller IS no doubt
a continuation of the fight recently begun by him
against General Porter letter from the latter has
recently appeared IN the HERALD showing concusvoly
how far Comptroller Green responsible for the vast
increase Of the debt OF the city in the designing and
carrying out Of improvements now under way The
Comptroller, at the last meeting OF the Board of
Estimate and Apportonment, gave notice that he was
engaged in the preparation of an answer to these
charges,
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge kilbreth.
STABBED HIS SON

Patrick McGrann Of No. $50 East sixty second street.
who stabbed his John, aged twenty Gve, Wenes-
day evening with cold chise was brought up for
ANIMATION at this Court yesterday. He has always
been known as steady, industrious man. He and MS
son are carpenters and have been employed IN Styles
factory East Sixty second street for long une The
son has been acting Of late contrary to his fathers
wishes and the result has been great deal Of III feeling
between the two While Mt work on Wednesday alter
noon the father reproached the for remaining
late the previous night John told his father, very
conemptuous tone, that he was nothing but an 'Ig-
norant Paddy" This so enraged the ather that he
plunged tho chisel lie held his hand into his sons
right side When the Old man realized what he had
his anguish, it said was terrible The son was
taken home The physician is unable TO decide to
the character OF the wound.
On being asked by the Court what he had TO say, the
prisoner answered '1 am sorry sir, for doing IL; but
he's my son and know he will not do anything TO me-
Tor | loved him we'll"
Gle may not " said the Court, 'but the officers Of the
law have something to say in the matter, and will
hold you TO await the result OF the injuries.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

regular meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen was
held yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Lewis in the chair May
or-elect a. Bryant, Of San Francisco, occupied a
seat next to the presiding officer and introduced to
several Of the Aldermen previous to the opening Of the
session
After the reading Of the minutes of the last meeting,
on motion of Alderman Mccarthy, the privileges of the
floor were extended to Mayor Bryant
Alderman Shandey presented petition from prop
erty asking that the Chief OF the Bureau of Per-
mis be authorized to grant them permission to hang
wire signs their buildings payment of fee of Sl0
and that the Corporation Attorney be directed dscon.
tnue any suits pending against them in this connection
Alderman Cole called up the resolution thanking
the Corporation Of Dublin for courtescs extended
during the visit Of the American team The resolution
adopted II was also directed that copy, suitably
engrossed and authenticated by the Clerk Of the Com
mon Council, be forwarded to Dublin, an expense
not exceeding $3.50
The Board adjourned after a ten minutes session,
without transacng any further business of interest
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found by Ohcer Lopdrigan the night of September
y, IN hallway adjoining the wire store 81 John D.
Lynch at No IS West broadway, The accused swore
that he had been out upon spree the night Of his
resi- ana had awakened from drunken stupor 70 1nd
himself II the hallway ia question, without the slight
est knowledge Of how ne came there and that lie was
trying % lind his way when tie officer arrested
him The jury found him guilty or attempt Al bur-
glary m the third degree and he sent to state
frison Tor two years and six months.
AN Old PENSIONERS LOSS.
Daniel Caulaeld, onearmed pcnsionor living at no.
lS0 Hamilton street. drew $50 from the United States
Pension Agent September O. On tho evening of that
day he and his wife made merry some beer in
his room, ia company with two women, named respect
lively Mary Coleman and Margaret McCabe Having
occasion % 80 out Caulield threw down $40 upon the
table, telling his vile to take Of IT, When he
returned the money was gone Mary Coleman informed
him tha,hs other visitor Mrs McCabe had stolen IT,
Accordingly he had The latter indicted. The jury
acquitted her
FELoNIOUs ASSAULT.
William Tute pleaded not guilty to charge Of felo
NOUS assault. The complainant, Gross Claus, alleges
that the accused the night Of December Is last en-
tered his lager beer saloon, at No. no Washington
street. and after calling for glass OF beer, asked the
proprietor TO take a drink with him The latter de-
cined whereupon Tuite said =" You may as well
take drink with me- for | am going to hang it up any.
how" Claus replied that he did not do business that
way, at the same time Wrestling the glass from the
hands oil the accused lne alttF ltS
and the compainants refusing to give II back drew
a pistol and shot him in the head intcting a
serious wound The bali struck the left temple glanced
on and fell lattened on the floor, from which 1t was
picked hour later by OF the complainant. The
defence that the accused acted in sefdefence His
counsel produced two witnesses who that the
complainant and his beat the accused with clubs be-
fore he fired the shot and bat-compainant beating
him at the very moment it was hrcd. Tho testimony
closed yesterday and the will be summed up
this morning
PLEADED GUILTY.
James Johnson Of No 100 Mott street. pleaded guilty
to grand larceny and sent TO State Prison for two
and half years.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAAfBERs.
Rv Indra I.aMrnnnn

BY Judge Lawrence.
Beckett VS.. OdeL-Motion granted
Auimordt Godsteln-Motion denied Opinion.
Kelly VS. Marsh Allowance of $3.50 is granted to the
defendant.
Esen Trask.-Motion denied, with costs. Opln-
Rothschild vs. Water-I want to know whether the
consent is signed by the authority of all the parties
Highel vs. Cohen; Cudlipp VS.. Cohen; Abbott vs.
Cohen Enrich VS. The Industrial Exposition Com
pany prichard VS.. New York City Steel Works-Mo-
Matter of Middleditch. OF the petitioner
granted. Opinion
Heading VS. Barretts-Motion denied, with $40
''''9' 0p''''O' By Judge Donohue.
National Mechanics Banking Association Eccles
Jacob Wolf VS., Elizabeth Wolr-Report of referee
confirmed and decree OF divorce granted 70 paintin
Atkinson vs.. o 'DonnelL Motion granted.
Akin VS.. Atkin. Opinion.
Matter of Weher.-Reierred to John D. 0'Nel TO ad-
just allowance claimed and payment of amount he may
Ferguson VS. Butcher Mackear vs. Moon ct al
Orders granted.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Freedman.
Jonnert Belmont-EXtra allowance OF $400
Welch, receiver &c, VS.. Robinson ct aL-Motion de-
med, with SO costs
Hufnagel Va. Kurtz ct al-Motion granted, with $40
costs.
Van Emburgh VS.. Drew.-Motion denied, with $40
costs TO defendant TO abide the event
King VS.. Thurston ct al-Motion denied, with $40
costs to defendant to abide the event
Morrissey ct al vs.. Kiralfy ct al-Motion denied
and preliminary Injunction dissolved with S10 costs
The Peoples Savings Bank Noyes ct aL-See rule
73
BY Judge Van Worst
Erkron VS. Collins ct aL--0rder settled.
Hubbard VS. Hubbard.-Report Of referee confirmed
except as TO the amount OF alimony and allowance,
which is fixed at 81, 900 per annum.
Same VS. Same.-I think proof insufficient to justify
decree
The Republic of Peru Reeves.-order settled.
BY Judge Curtis
Ware vs. Baker.-Order signed Memorandum.
Haven vs Daily ct aL-Moton denied; judgment for
plaintiff
Irwin VS. Chambers.-0rder granted
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Larremore
Graham vs. Fitzgerald Case settled
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Befofe Judge ottorhouro

RA1DING AGAIN ON THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
The police raded again yesterday on some of the
liquor dealers in the First precinct and arrested the
following persons John Carman No 42S Canal street
Christian l. Stark, No 20 Fulton street, John Gaynor
No rs Fulton street; Robert Smmington No. "A Full
ton street; Frederick Ktterers, No 76 Maiden lane
Henry Vogt, No 116 Fulton street; John Myers No IS
John street; Peter Schook, No "a Maiden lane John
Fisk, No 80 Maiden lane; Lawrence Murray, No %
John street. and William Bulger No. 425 Canal street.
Such of the parties arrested had receipts for moneys
paid to the Excise Board account Of lconses applied
for discharged their recognizances to ap
pear for examination Saturday next Such as had
neither receipt nor a regular stamped license
held in Sl00 bail Judge Otterbourg said he
intended TO finally settle Saturday, If he possibly
could, this much vexed question in relation TO the
ter OF liquor licenses. With a view that end His
Honor will request the Excise Comm issoners TO be
present at the examination.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

CRIMINAL BUSINESS FOR THE YEAR COMMENCE
ING OCTOBER l, 1874, AND ENDING OCTOBER,
1876.
Within this judicial year the federal courts Of the dis
trict fully occupied in dealing with the special
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.
4 sLuNa sHor coNvIoTIoN.

Henry Scott young negro, was tried on the charge
Of carrying concealed weapons On the night Of Sep
tombor ~ the accused in company with another young
negro, entered the police station in Harlem and applied
for lodgings 1t at the time when the community
was excited the murder OF the German pedlcr in
Westchcster, and the police scanning every sus
picious person in that vicinity very sharply Scott and
his comrade were Immediately searched On tho per-
son OF the former found bunch Of ordinary Keys
filed down so as TO be- in fact, almost skeleton Keys
and slung shot The two negroes were held on sus-
picion OF being the murderers Of the peder until the
apprehension OF the real perpetrators of that crme
when scotts companion was released and he was held
TO the charge stated Tho accused stated
that he came here with his comradc from Philadelphia
in search Of work; that the keys wero those OF his
mothers house, that he had found the slung shot
ash heap and had put IL in his pocket, where ii re.
manned forgotten till II taken by tho police OH
Ger who searched him. Hc was found guilty with a
recommendation % mercy. Sentenced TO tho Pcnten-
tary for three months
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. Oct 4 1876.
ordered-That the Clerk make calendar ior the
9th day Of November next to which Dag This court viii
take recess by Adjournment on ,s ~ inss and that
he place on such calanAr all causes On the present cal
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DISHONEST cAE coNpuoToRs.

The examination into the Of the three
ductors-Thomas w. Byron, Richard Burnett and
Louis Il. Merry, alias Harding-accuscd Of embezzing
money from the Broadway and Seventh Avenue
Railroad, up yesterday afternoon before
Judge wandel Ex-Recorder Smith appeared for
the Railroad Company and Counsellor James d.
McCelland for the accused The President, Mr.
Foshay and the Inspector Of the Road, Mr. William
A. Newell made aildayits against the prisoners as
also John +. Courtney the detective employed by the
company Thomas w. Byron was charged with manu-
featuring the bogus bell and selling IL to the Others
Merry, alias Harding, was charged with embezzlemcnt
and Richard Burnett also charged with ombczzlement
were admitted TO BAIL his counsel waving examination
on account of Ex Recorder Smiths numerous engage
mcnts the further hearing OF the postponed
till Wednesday, the 18th inst
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge WandeIl

THE STEALING OF THE JERSEY CITY BONDS.
On the 23d of January, 1874, Alexander Hamilton,
Treasurer of Jersey City, absconded, taking with him
$47, 600 worth Of bonds that city James Cod
dington, of Butler avenue, Brooklyn, arrested
in April last charge of having negotiated number
of bonds stolen by Hamilton and committed by Judge
0tterbourg $40 600 bail 10 On Tuesday last
Detectives ieds and 0Connor OF the District Attor-
neys Office, obtained warrant for the arrest Of
named Cyrus c. Clark, OF Degraw street, Brooklyn,
who acknowledged that he had received from Codding-
ton ten Of the stolen bonds He paid $5, 200 for
them Coddngton, is alleged, represented to Clark
that they were stolen and that he had quantity
to dispose Of Clark agreed to pay fifty cents the
dollar tus all brought to him. He brought before
Judge wandell yesterday and held in $4,000 bail to
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SUPERIOR COURT.

DAY CALENDAR.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 7, 1875.
Tho following is the Superior Court day calendar at
Buffalo for October s. 1S75:-Nos. 178 los, 12T, l64,
76 lGI lI6 lI3 80
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ATTEMPTEp puRGLARY.

John Higgings, Of No. 400 Greenwich street, was
tried on Indictment for burglary. in HAVING been
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JVANTED-RooMs IN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
w lady gentleman and children with board Tor Lady
and children; between Third end Madison
and Seventeenth ThiIty ninth ba
reasonable Address ROOMS, box ll6 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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NANTED-BOARD WITH A LARGE AND SMALL
w Room. in private family, between seventh and
Eighteenth streets. Second Third best ref
given and required ALBERT AMEs, No Irving