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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-11-25
sHERIFF SALE.
Henry McCann vs. Frederick Berg, et !

Henry McCann VS. Frederick Berg ct al.
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry, at the door ofthe Court House in Canton, on
Saturday, The 18th day Of December, 1875,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, to wit Lot number seven CD In 10 eph
A. Meyers addition 10 said city Of Canton,
Sale TO commence at one O'Clock D. m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.
8. T. McCandles VS. ]. @. Tunnison

3. T, MCCandItS VS. ', q, IUHnIsOH,
BY virtue of an alias order to sell issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the Cour: House, in the city OF
Canton, on
Saturday The 25th day, Of December, 1875,
the following described real estate situate In said
county to wit Lots numbers one hundred and
thirty 16O) and one hundred and thirty-iwo (132)
In Miners addition TO Alliance.
Sale to commence at one o'clock P. m. Terms
cash WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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The centennial of the battle of Fort
Moultrie, fought on the 26th of June,
1915, is to be celebrated by the Palmetto
Guard of South Carolina by erecting a
$1,000 monument.
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The revolutionists who spent five dol
lars and lost one man in ovsrturning the
State Government of Panama last month,
were disgusted to find only So II in the
reasury.
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They call it the whisky ring" at st.
Louis--the true name is the Grant Ad-
ministration ring, and is not confined to
that city by any means.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-11-25

THE only Democratic paper in Yer
mont, the Burlington Sentinel, has sue
cumbed to the pressure and suspended
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WHENEVER Babcock wanted his sti-
pend raised, he wrote to Joyce that
"Hell was to pay" and the pitch was i'm
mediately brought to the boiling point.
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Notice.

O'Clock a. m, December Is, 1875, at the Fairmount
Childrens Home. four miles south Of Alliance,
Ohio, for plumbing and steam, heating for said
home. Plans and specifications can be seen at said
home ~ iI FIIlil lih -i--. 3ilI
By order Of the Joint Board Of Commissioners
d7s... i5u.- 80 JOSHUA WOOD, seo'y.
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READ the Prospectus Of the Cleveland
Plain Dealerin this paper. 1t is the only
Democratic daily In northeastern Ohio
and is worthy of an honor. ss.w
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ESTABLISHED, AID. 1888.
A. McGREGOR, Editor.
Ghe Aemnrrat

CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE: "No, l am no
candidate for President" Grant does
not dispose ofin it this decisive way.
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2 Alliance !
Notice

Whereas, my wife, Mary Talbut, has left my bed
hereby notify all persons not to trust her on my
account as will pay no debts Of her .coptrac-
ton. JACOB Alley.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF The NORTH
ERN OHIO HOSPITAL FOR THE
INSANE PERSONAL DEFENSE
OF DIR. SLUSSER.
Through the kindness of DR.. slusser,
Medical Superintendent, we have been
permitted to CLEAN the following items Of
special interest from his annual report
for the year closing on the 10Th of No
vember. These reports are prepared ac-
cording to law for the Governor of the
State: l''.'oI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-19
BERGH On HOG KILLING.

Some time ago Edward W. Davis, proprietor OF
4 hog-slaugntering establishment on the west
noe obtained a temporary injunction against
Professor Bergn and the society Tor the Proven
ion OF cruelty 70 Animals 20 prevent him inter-
iering with the business. Judge Larremore de-
MED a motion 20 nrake tne injunction permanent,
and Mr.. Davis appealed 70 the General Term or
the Court or Common Peas where the arguments
we're heard yesterday. Mr. E.brIdge r. Gerry was
counsel tor the socie1y and Mr.. A. OaKcy Hall lor
toe othef side. It vii he remembered that Mr..
Bergn objected % the mode u kuiing aogs-nang
ing the animals Up ~ the heels and tnen cutting
their tnroats ana breeding them 70 death, all Of
wnieh Mr.. Davis insisted was necessary and
proper mode Or sining them.
Mr.. Hail, IS he frequently does. mingled law and
humor logic ana Iancy IN me happiest possible
manner AFTER discussing the preliminary law
questions involved LIZ tooS up the question Of the
Legality oi Mr. Bergh's procedure In this case. lie
said that for Mr.. Betgn 10 undertake 10 erect by
his On1cers aud a4ents, ana ~ himself courts 81
pied poudre, l0r instantaneous ana summar, JUS
lice, would be against tne germs or our Instiiu-
nate lor TIC peoble 10 Nsw YORK that the Presi-
dent Df the society I0. me Prevention II Cruelty
to Animals IS q man III cain judgment, cool
dlsci imlnaton, utterly v0ld malice, one entirely
criticism. ana wuo does nls duty a. humant
tartan without regard 10 anything nut bis
Dwn ntQh sense OF uOuOr and 81 pubic advantage.
Never heless the time may come wnen another
president NAV ne man NaO y IN ace, hgure and
sction. Don QuXOte, one wno may become more
or ess insane on tne subiect Of preventing cru.
eltw IA aulmaiss one who may become humani-
tartan Peter the Hermit, aud organize crusade
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Judge BlatchfOrd'S Decision Against a
Commissioners Commitment.
The VOgt Writ Of CertiOTari Discharged and
the Prisoner Rrmanded.
BERGH's PoRCINE RAID.
Another Mardamus Against
the Comptroller.
tHE OVOyyOR ARSON CASE IN GENERAL SESSIONS

Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers.
yesterday, granted an order making the inJnnc-
ton against the Bowery Theatre permanent until
The license IS paid.
The motion for bill OF particulars in the civil
suit against William NJ. Tweed for $600o,oo0
which was 10 have been argued In Supreme Court
Chambers, yesterday. has gone over Tor week.
Joseph Ross, 1rst mate OF the American ship
Washington. charged with shooting ana wound
ing one Joseph Smith, steward OF the said SHIP
was yesterday brought before United states Com
missioner shields, VINO held hin for examination
In $4,000.
In the Court OF General Sessions, before Judge
Sutherland, yesterday morning Christina Maer,
alias Marks, pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand
larceny. The charge was thai on the llth Of this
month she stole piece Of silk worth $50 from
me store Of Lord & Taylor, which was found IN
aer possession when she was arrested. SEN
.enced 10 the state Prison for two years and six
months.
George DeveTe, who, on the 7tn inst, stole
gold watch. valued at s55, from the premises OF
Richard Keeping. No. $50 Fifth avenue. pleaded
guilty to an attempts 10 commit the offence. He
was sent TO the state Prison for one year.
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MARINE COURT-PART /.
Before Judge Gross.

Crane vs. Walker.-The plaintiff, collector Of
past due claims applied 70 the defendant, .
tailor on FiftB avenue, 10 1871, with letter q IN
troouction, for employment number OF bills
we're given him, upon which a percentage was 70
be pale IN case Of collection, rising 20 thirty per
cent II suit had TO be brought, the paintin, how
ever To pay all expenses Two or three bills were
collected aud eturned, toe palntin IN the mean
time Orueung ana receiving pair " pants, which
remain unpaid Tor, altnVugh de endant SAYS pay
mens promised within a month. Among the
CLAIMS was one against rsDn named
saimOnson, against WhOn snit was brought,
judgment oDtalned ana examination on
supplementary proceedings had, the PLAIN
tH IA the en1 getting SO from
samonson, not IN reduction OF the Judgment but
to payment Of referees lees, COSTS 6c TINS col
lection, coming TO Mr.. walkers ears. ana snpposnQ
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAJ 49, 187a-TR1PLE SHEET

he says, being unable 70 get IN explanation, he
wrote the following wor0s On pos al card ana
sent IL 10 plalntin through the mail :-"It seems
70 me You are acting IKE regular fraud IN Ynur
treatment or me. lou admit OF having collected
$40 rom Salmonson, ana yet YOU nave made no
return TO me, and not on your own account which
you got on false preleDces. IL IS mo than thiey-
ing to do as YOU have done, aud If il IS possible
IN havs you put in Jail Tor collecting MY money
without making any return.n IL was shown tnat
this was READ by several parties WINE lynn on
PLAINTIFFS desk before his arrival at his ONCE The
court charged tile jury that a publication was es-
taolished, and that the amount Of their verdict
would be governed by the injury done and the in
tent OF the defendant IA writing II.
verdict Tor plainun for $500.
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rom n. residence Of his parents, No. avenue D

rom ths residence OF his parents, No. avenue D
New York. - -
sruART.-on Sunday, May 10, coRNELIA, young
est daughter or Laoan Q. and Marion stuart ageu!
year aud months. , 49,. ~,
Relatives ana friends are invited TO attend tna
funeral from the residence OF her parents, NO. ~
Cumberland street, Brooklyn, this WEDNESDAY
ate noon, May -, at two O'Clock; thence
Greenwood. - -
UNDERHILL.-On Tuesday morning, May IL
SARAH JANE, daughter OF the late stephen AM
Pheoe c. Undernill ,.,
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral services, on Thursday, the
10Th instant at three O'CLOCK p. NJ from Friends
meeting house, Schermerhorn street, near Smith.
Brooklyn.
VAN GELDER.-suddeny, on Monday May IT,
JESSIE VAN GELDER. aged 70 years.
Funeral on Wednesday, l9tn, from Ridgenel6
church. Take II 10 train on Northern Railroad.
WHYTE.-On Monday, May II, WILLIAM NJ
WHITE, aged 46 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are in
vited 10 attend ne funeral from mis- late residence
1898 East Twentieth street, on Wednesday, May 10
at one O'Clock, I.
WILLIAMs-On Monday, May II, FREDERICK D.,
only son of David and sarah II. Williams, aged
years. months and days.
Funeral services mt the residence OF his pareutst
100 Noble street. Brooklyn, Wednesday, May 10.
at two p. M. Interment In Greenwood on Thurs
day, May co.
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DIED.

BAUDoUrNE-on Tuesday, May IS, Mrs cLTHA
RtNE a rellct OF the late w. Fl. Baudouine, and
daughter OF the late William Messerve, Of New
York.
Inc relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence OF Der 0rotner-n-
nafpast eleven O'Clock "A. NJ.
BELDEN.--In East Whately, Mass, on May .,
SHAYLoR BELDES aged - years.
BOLGER-On Mono ay May IL, EDWARD BOLGBR,
aged Is years, native Of county wicklow, Ire
Iand
mempers 81 tue Emmett Mutual Benevolent So
ciety are respectfully invited to attend his une-
from the residence Of mis- son-in-iaw, Patrick
Henry Dnff, 227 East Twenty-eignth street.
BRSDY.-On Monday, May II, FRANcIs BRADY OF
the parish OF Abby, county Longford. Ireland, in
relatives and Iiends or the family are respect
fully requested TO attend the funeral from his late
residence, 500 west Iwenty-seyentn street, on this
day, at two Y. NJ.
CLEARY-After lingering Illness, May IL 1875,
the beloved wife OF Iimotny Cleary, born Ia Kill
ANY county Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 90.
Fsrtniul vile and loving mother,
Nav uer soul rest In peace.
The remains Will De taken 10 calvary Cemetery
for interment Wednesday, at two O'Clock r. NJ
DAvIEs.--On Monday. 18th inst, ESTHER, young
est daughter OF phGbe NJ. and the late David
Davies.
West Filtieth street. on thursday morning. az ten
DGSS.-Msy IT, 1878, BRIDGET DUNN, aged a
years. a native OF Birr. Kings county, Ireland.
she will be buried from the residence Of her
brother John Dunn. No. 20 East Tooth street. on
Wednesday, May l9.
FALvEY.-On tuesday, MAY Is, TIMOTHY FALvEY,
OF the county " Kerry, Ireland IN the 4sth year OF
MS age.
Inc relatives aud friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral rom his
late residence, - William street. on Thursday,
Nav ~. at one O'Clock r. VI.
FEcHHErNER. On Tuesday, May Is, at half-past
eigat "A. W., ARTHUR infant s0n Of Martin ,. and
Frances Fechnelmer, aged months and days
Funeral from the residence 81 MS parente, NO. 81
West fIty-siNth street, on thursday 2Oth INST, AZ
nine O'Clock A. N,
GAFFNEY-At her residence, l4l Pearl street,
Brooklyn, on Monday morning, HoNoEA GAFFNEY,
widow 81 Michael Ganney, aged 81 years.
The relatives ana iripnds OF the iamlly are re-
spectluly invited 10 attend a requiem mass Tor
the repose OF her soul. AZ the Church OF the As
sumption, corner YORK ADD Jay streets, on WedDes
day morning, May ~, AZ nal-past nine O'Clock
from thence the funeral VIII proceed Immediately
TO CalvarY Cemetery.
GALLAGnER-On Monday. May IL, JOHN GALA.
GHEE. of the parish OF Ballyshannon, county lei.
trim, ireland, az rs late residence, NO. 20 M0tt
street, aged ~ years.
The relatives and frlends Of the family are re.
spect uly invited 10 attend the funeral, rom MS
late residence on Wednesday, MAJ 10, az haIf-past
one O'CLOCK II. III.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.



The Court OF oyer ana TermIner. after some six
months intermission. me- YESTERDAY. Judge Brady
being on the bench. All that was done was fixing
the time Of trial in seven homicide cases, when
promise 10 occupy the attention Of the Court TIL
the commencement OF the summer vacation. lt
was ARRANGED tuat the trials snail be taken up
one ter toe other, beginning to-day unti al are
nntsned. Tne parties u be tried are Kate V. IO9le
cha ged with iniautlcidc, whose tra beRius to-day.
Policeman Williamson and Jonn Power, accused
OF kllnng patent IN the WARDS Island bunatc
Asylum Pnlnp Olwch ana JOnu J. Mccarthy, Tor
ali or whom Mr.. william r. Howe appeared as
counsel. 1ne remaining cases, Tor Wnom Messrs.
Klntzing and Mott appeared as counsel, sre:-
Wfliam LroaA charged slth killing Mary Ann
Davis a scb00l girl Dy hitting ner with stone,
aud Romano FoHcio, an Itaiian, charged Win
Killing Joseph Pendolpo by staDbing.
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against all owners OF horses ana dogsi one who
NAV attempt enforce Ia the community the
tenets OF the Brahmins who VIII not allow me M
selves 10 tread upon the meanest worm In the
event OF such a contingency we ought 10 remem-
Der the maxim, 0bsta pY7nct0ttS, and mold last 10
our saxon precedents.
Mr.. Gerry, In reply, urged these points:-Flrst
that the business of the appellants was puohc
nuisance and not entitled to any protection II
equity upon the fact SHOWN; second. mat TINS
suit Is anomalous and an attempt by persons lear
Ing criminal prosecution IN the criminal courts %
induce a court or equity TO try the issue, ana
mean while 10 restrain the officers OF the law rom
enforcing II. and third, that the alleged equities
are July denied by Dotn the pleadings ana the
af1daylfa
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THE TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Sherwood.

YOUNG PICKPoCKET.
Roscoe Il. Claiming who gave his residence as
No. 212 West Twenty. second street, ana MS bust
ness as a lawyer at No. 200 Broadway, yesterday
caused the arrest OF a bright little BOY named
Mathew Dronne, char ged with picking his POCKET
OF the sum OF twenty Ave cents. The Court COM
mitLed the little fellow IN default Of $500.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge wandel.
sTAnRING ATFRAY.

Jonn Henry, . coIored man, was arraigned,
charged with lnnctng dangerous wound liz the
shoulder, with a knife, William II. Lamis, OF NO.
s4s West Tnirty-slxtn street The array occurred
on Monday night. Ofacer M5rphy Of the Iwen-
tfeth precinct. arrested the D.. gro, and Judge
Wandell neld him in 81, 900 10 answer
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

BLANcHARD-GoBLE.-At Florida, n. T., on
Thursday. Nay 10, by Rev. George Pferson, JAMES
"A. BLANCHARD, M. d.. oil Brooklyn. n y, 10 ANNIE
N. GoBLs, daughter OF +. .. Gobe, Esq OF Florida.
CAYPLEss-NAN NAMEE.-In Brooklyn, on Thurs
day, April 20, by The Rev. J. ID. Fulton, EDGAR
CAYPLEss, OF COLUMBIA. = c.. to MATTE A., only
daughter OF DR.. 5. Van Nance.
GUERNsEY-HAGEMANN.-0n Monday evening,
May IL, at the residence OF Professor Botta, Is
West 1hirty seventh street, Dy the Rev. William
NJ. Taylor, ID. d., DIR. WILLIAM N. GUERNSEY, Of
New YORK, to CATH1NcA b., daughter oil the late
Frederic G. Hagemann, Advocate Royal, OF Ber-
gen, Norway.
HEATH-howELL.-In this city, on FRIDAY, May
a. 1875, by the Rev. Mr.. Averal, JOHN HEATH OF
WaverleF, n. j., 10 Miss CHARLoTTA HOWELL, OF
Bath, England. No cafds.
HowLETT-REDMoSD.-O Tuesday, May IL at
st. Josepn's church, by the Rev. Thomas Farrell,
ANDREW j. hewlett 10 NARY TERESA, second
daughter Of James Redmond, all OF this city. No
cards.
VAN NAMEE-HANLToN.-on May Is, at the resi-
dence OF the groom's aunt, by the Rev. E. J. Hanes
J. WILLIAM VAN Nance, NJ. d., 10 EUGENIA A. J.
HAMILTON. No Cards, no cake, no wine.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.


SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Law
rence.-Nos. s, 20, D. g. IL 30. ll5 123 100, 1853,
1ss, 1914 l9s, 233 244 254, 259. 274 2s5, 2S6, 2S7
297, Dos
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TsRN-Held by
Judges Davis, Brady and DanIes.-Nos. 2l6, 155,
1875, go 22 100, 1872 1874 149 1885, 1877. 2l7 1883 1853
1874. 100 222, 223, IA 225.
SUPRsME CoURT-CIRcUTT-Par l.-Adjournod
for The term. Part 2-Held by Judge Donohue.-
Nos 100 1879 1922 $780, 1904 14l4, 1924, 1888. 144O
l44s, l454 i4s4, I4es. 1856 1922, 27sS 1852 l4ss.
1564, 12051s, 1902, zoos, 1904, 1872 676, $685. 906,
46s 944 l2S4 1894, 1854, 1925 S46 34S 26S, 22S0,
452 1872 1862 1852, 1923, 1880, 1882, 1894, 1896,
596S, 1898. 1000, Part 3-Held by Judge Barrett
2soe, 26Ol 1884, SOL 9SS. 1919 1884,. 62s, 1914 $751;
1857.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TERM-Adiourned
sine dfe.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curtis-Nos. S30h e2l, 409 2029, 1887, 1903,
GIL Sl7, Sl3 1856, 1857, $751; 1881, 1889, ssh Part
2-Held by Judge Speir.-Nos. So2 $50. 1850, 1l64.
1925 77S S62 9lS 634 1884, 9I0 1912 1885, 1858 1l42
COMMON PLEAs-lRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Loew.-Case on, No. 2Slh. NO day calen.
dar Part 2.-AdIOur0ed for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL fERM-Held by CHER
Justice Daily and judges Robinson aud J. T.
Day.-Nos. 3S, 43, 461s 70, sIb, 81 70, 30, 90, a.
81, SO, so.
Judge Gross.-Nos. 2763 $50. 1908, 324s, 1885,
1919, 1855 4oo7, 1853, 1924, 1922 1884 1885, 22O6,
2143. Part Held by Judge observation-disclosures.
3946, 244l 1905 2117 $780, 2446, 244g, 2452, 2453,
Pass, 2456. 246o, 24o5, 2i67, PASS, Part 3-Iield
by Judge Aiker.-Nos 37o6. 1884. 1852, 1897,
$780, 4e8s 4O4O, 1922 1868, $3.50, $780, 1859, 1901,
1878, 402.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutherland.-The People VS.. James A. Du1fy, le-
lonious assault and battery.
OYER AND TERMINER-Held by Judge Barrett
The People VS.. John J. Mccarthy, homicide, Same
VS.. Kate O'Toole, homicide.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
A poous ExcIsE oEFIcER.

Henry Myers was arrmpned yesterday morning,
charged with defraufIns - rye Probst, OF No n
avenue B, In the Of 81 Myers called on
Proyst VINO Is a saloon Keeper on the Iltn OF May,
and, representing himself excise oflcer,
asked ProDst II he was duly licensed. Probst an.
swered tnat ne was not, and tnereupon Myers
threatened TO arrest him unless ne paid him s..
lie patu the money and -ubseuuenily learned the
trick that mad peen played upon him. Oficer
Hogan or the seventeenth precinct, arrested
Myers, and Commissioner William II. StIueT, Of
the Excise Bureau appeared a. witness against
him. There we're also several other victims In
court. Judge Morgan nelo him In $1,000 TO
answer.
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RrRaLARs cArGHr.

Early ia the morning or the 18th inst. Ofncer
Glnly. Of the Eleventh precinct while patTohng
his beat IN Attorney street, WIS attracted oy the
sound OF whistle. shortly aterward ne saw
three men lpifertag suSpiclOusy ia the vicinity OF
No. 14T Attorney street. one d tnem entered the
hallway and snOrLly srd emerged aud held
a conference with the Others, IN tie store door
way. me 0ficer tncn starred Ii their direction.
when all three TOOK TO Their neeis; but ne sue
ceeded 10 capturing John smith Only. Hts con-
panIons, Isaac Goidstein ana Jacob Scneinholz,
were arrested later IN the day. In their night
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vERDICTS AGAINST INSURANCE COM
PANIES

Caroline ". Goseline was former owner OF the
Passaic Glassworks in Jersey city. she had the
same insured Tor $500 eacn in various insurance
companies. The assurances not beng paid, after
the destruction OF the premises BY IRE, SUIT was
brought Dy william hurhead, her assignee.
against the insurance companies. The trial IN
one OF the suIts-that against the Eastern Insur-
auce COMPANY OF Bangor, Me.-took place yester-
day be ore Judge Spelr, OF the Superior Court.
The de ence was that the premium OF the policy
had never been paid. " was shown Tor the
plaintiff that tue premium was pai1 to an agent
OF Tue company, ana upon this verdict was rem
dergd for the plalntl1 In tue amount claimed. In
q similar suit against tue Union Insurance Com
panv, Of Sanger, Me-, no testimony being gwen
Tor ne defendant verdict was ordered Tor the
plaintiff. Two other suits oil Ike character are
sin pending against the Humane Insurance Com
pany, Columbus, Onio, and the German Insurance
Iompany Erie, Pa.
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MANDAMUsING THE COMPTROLLER.

On the 5th OF May Mrs. N. A. Schenck, owner OF
No. 81 Chambers street, whore branch Of the
United states Court has been held Tor some time
pasr, und r an order OF the Board OF Aldermen
and the Mayors approval executed to the city
lease for w years OF the second aud third stories
and part the fifth moor for the use OF the Marine
Court, at $4,000 year, tne court room lnrnlture
and fixtures to be transferred 10 the use oil the
court during the continuance OF the lease. They
rendered the lease aud KEYS 10 Mr. Green, VINO re-
fused them. Application was made 10 JUICE Law
renee lew days ago Tor a p Fremptory mandamus
10 compel the acceptance oil the lease By Mr.
Green. and IL was stated Nrs. Schenck had gwen
5000 To the former tenant for the furniture
Judge Lawrence gave decision yesterday say
ing ne Will grant order to snow cause, but VIII
not grant q writ without argument.
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FIFTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.

Before Jn5tIce hIIbreIh.
blacksmith named Thomas Jefrreys OF No.
81 West Fifty-fourth street, was yesterday held
for trial at General Sessions for refusing to end
the suffer ngs or lncurably diseased horse,
after being norIaed by veterinary surgeon OF the
animals true condition.
SWIFT JUSTICE FOR CAR THIEVES.
Two car thieves, named James Kelly and
Thomas whalen, on Monday night got on a car
OF the Second avenue line, which was crowded
with Germans re turning from the Pfngsten cee-
brdtion at Jones' Wood. singing out Charles
struck, OF No. 1853 Chrystle street, treasurer OF
German society. they proceeded to relieve
him of the associations fund, about sos
in all. They were detected before they could
make their escape ana handed over to the police.
the station house, but it found. lie made q
desperate resistance. IL requiring three or four
Officers to drag him to prison. Botn were COM
hi tied for trial.