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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-09

OK Friday, Aug. 9th, Dr. Howard Pa
tcrson, assisted by DR.. J. Pace Mutcher, of
Stroudsburg, and DIR. Charles Hoffman, of
Fenncrsvie, this County, held post-mor-
tenn examination on the body of Enoch Fla
gler, Sr., late of Stroud township, formerly
of POughkecpse, n. Y. 1t was supposed
that Mr.. L. died from the effect of heart dis
ease. The Drs found fatty degeneration Of
its structure, with hypertrophy of the wall:
to almost twice its normal size also consid,
cradle calcerous deposit in its substance, the
valous being somewhat effected The Peri
cardium contained at least one-half pint OF
fluid. The Liver, Spleen, and Kidneys, &c
showed striking symptoms Of fatty degener
alton; they also with the lungs contained
calcareous and tuberculous deposit. The
stoma ch and bowels were in normal condi
ton. The immediate and sudden cause Of
death was due to rupture of the right ven
triclc Of the heart.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-09

BASKET PIc-NIc.-Snydersville and
Kellersville Sunday Schools, have made the
necessary arrangements to hold Picnic
in the Grove near Snydersville, on Thurs
day, September 1G, 1875. Should the day
prove stormy, the next fair day. In addi-
ton to the two Schools named above, an
invitation has been extended to Bartons-
vile Sunday School to be present. Arrange
ments are also making for turnout, in
full regalia of the members of Nicola Lodge
No. 827, [. OO.F.
Gen. c. BURNETT, of this place, will be
present and deliver an address upon the
general principles Of the order. Other
speakers are expected to be present.
A Band Of music will be in attendance
and enliven the occasion with a choice selec-
ton Of pieces from well filled repertoire
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-09

The golden mean. Midland cornFy,
Mich, yields this year 100000 bushels ol
wheat, being four times the yield OF last
year.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-09

Lancaster, Pa, is building stone wan
four feet thick and fifteen high, around d
lot l25 feet square, in which wandering
tramps are to be confined.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-09

There are about 230 persons in the Buck
county almshouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

OF TINS Term-Nos l2l7, 1888, 1891, 7os 1850, 1888,
1907. SOC. Part 2-Held by Judge J. +. Daly.-Nos.
49, 1929 1885, 1892 230S 1902 1913. 1854 1928, 1865
1882 1880. 1881. 1858, 1885, 24l7 1879. 1898. 2436.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs-Be lore Recorder
Hackett-rhe People VS.. James Potter robbery; ;
Same W. william Hennessy robbery; Same VS.. Pat
rick Carlos, BURGLARY: Same VS.. Henry Smith, John
Mc6innss and Frederick studer. BURGLARY; same VS..
Raymond Conrov, grand larceny; Same W. Jonn
MckniA mt. Edw. j. Gurren. Bernard German, john
McCort and william Connery grand larceny; same
vs. william Martin, grand larceny; Same Va. An
drew White. lie onious assault and battery; same
VS.. James Car ney. ieloni0us assault ana battery ;
Same vs.. John Farreii, felonious assault ami bat
terry ; Same vs.. Tuomas Fitzgerald, ieionious as
saut and battery Same VS.. Henry Solder. grand
larceny; Same VS.. William Hall. grand larceny ;
Same vs.. James GIBBS, grand larceny; Same vs..
samuel Devoe, grand larceny; Same vs.. Michael
McNally. grand larceny; Same vs.. John GURUS,
grand larceny; Same VS.. Helolse Angelo and
Dumas Refugees grand larceny: Same VS.. Jonn
Mairs. grand larceny; Same Us. william Zuesman,
forgery: same VS.. John L. Carpenter, forgery !;
Same VS.. Charles Carter, false ptetences: Same
VS.. James Mcknight receiving stolen goods; Same
VS.. James Rogers and George Williams, petit
larceny; Same Va. John Smith. attempt 10 steal
OYER AND TRRAlNER-Held by Judge Barrett
The People vs.. John O'Iooe, homicide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
APPLICATION FOR WINSHIP'S RE.
LEASE

Mr. Edward K. Wlnship was arrested In May,
1874, upon several orders Of arrest, charging him
With fraud IN connection with discOunting salaries
Of Custom House employees, and upon such action
ne was incarcerated in Ludlow Street Jail. where
have been made to secure his release. Motions
AMI counter.motlons have been made before the
courts with regard TO his case. In the meantime
proceedings were Instituted for q divorce from his
wife. which also formed the basis OF various legal
motions. Among the latter was one for allmony
and counsel lee. An order to this effect was en-
tered, which, 1t Is claimed, he DID not comply
with. He was then neld Tor contempt. motion
was made yesterday In supreme Court. Chambers,
before Judge Lawrence, Tor his discharge. MIR.
MilnXen, his counsel, moved for his dIscnarge
upon the ground that his wife hau signed the con-
sent and that the counsel lee had been provided
for. Ex.Judge Gurus opposed the mosion upon
the ground that the counsel lee had not been paid
and that the consent VAS signed ov Mrs. WlnSnip
wnlle ubder ouress and III state Of intoxcation,
produced by the aris OF plalnfits attOrDev, James
r. Averil, and that lie was VIKING to give hts fee
to the chnd, but would not allow any one TO rob
Of false swearers and bogus bond givers at the
County JAIL Judge Curtis SAID that the rcn man
VINO enters there may again see the light OF day,
but he poor man only emerges, as Dickens cnan.
pauper 1t was lihe the ''lnernO" OF Dante, ''He
VINO enters mere abandons nope" He then ar
gued that 1t was clear tnat the consent OF Mrs.
Wnsnip was obtained through fraud and tnt0x!-
cation, but the responsibility as TO the discOn-
tinnance he would leave to the Court, that 1t
would be a great personal relief to MIN TO be al.
lowed to retire from the case aDd That he deemed
1t his DUTY. IN the interest the Bar, to oppose
renee, at the close OF the argument, took the
papers, reserving his decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
JUDGMENT DAY IN NEW JERSEY.


Yesterday morning ten culprlts, who were
found guilty in the Court OF Quarter Sessions at
Jersey City, were placed at the bar for sentence.
John Nevill and William sutton pleaded guilty to
petit larceny and were sentenced to the County
Penitentiary Tor three months. william Barwaid,
charged with attempting TO steal and having burg.
lars tools in his possession. pleaded guilty and
was remanded Tor sentence. Michael Con-
molly pleaded guilty to breaking, enter
ing and larceny. and was sentenced to
the County Penitentlary Tor nine months.
Charles Meegan pleaded guilty TO larceny and
malicious MISCHIEF, and was sent to the COunty
Penltentary iOr six months. Thomas Wnaen and
Thomas Powers pleaded not guilty TO grand lar
Ceny and were remanded lOr trial.
George Edwards, charged with embezzlement
OF 500 IRON MS employer, John Mullins, was ar
raigned and pltaued not guilty. and was remanded
for trial. Hugh McGarren. indicted for Offering
bride to FreenOder E. +. Z. Young then acting dl.
rector OF the Boa d, to sign his exorb.tant
Dill Tor vegetables, pleaded not guilty, and
was held to bail. Jean b. Collin, charged
with assault VITA pistol, retracted his former
plea OF not guilty, and was fined S25 and costs.
John Fitzgerald Tor assaultng and resisting An Of
tcer. pleaded not guilty ana was renamed Tor
trial. William O'Keefe, for assaultlng and resist
bail for trial In the sum OF $1,000, j. V. Thufston
being mis- bondsman. The recognlzances OF Joseph
Maner. indicted Tor grand larceny-stealing watch,
chain and clothing from William Wagner-were
forfeited and he was committed Tor trial. Jacob
Seebach indicted for resisting and assuming
Constable Donovan, pleaded not guilty and was
balled IN the sum OF $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
Ol EO.

BEcK.-ln this city on Tuesday afternoon, FEB.
ruary 20, MARY, beloved vile or JACOB Beck, aged
SO years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
quested and respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral. from her late residence. 24s East Fifty
second street. at one O'CLOCK also the following
lodges, Mount Neooh +. and A. NJ, No. 257; Beer.
snepa Lodge, No. H. U. U. b. b., and King solo,
mon Chapter NO. 2l3, r. A. NJ.
Hartford and Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
BEEBE-On the 2Oth inst, III Brooklyn. n T.. OF
scarlet lever, JESSIE LILLIAN, only child OF Major
William $. and sophia sparks Beeoe. aged 10
months and "a days.
BINNs.-ln Brookyn. E. D., on Monday, Febru.
airy %, 1875. MARY ANN, wife OF George Binns, aged
SO years and month.
The relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vlted 20 attend the funeral, from her late resi-.
dence, BuSnwick avenue and Moore street. on
Friday, 26th INST, at one r. NJ.
Clecxheaton and Leeds tEngland) papers please
copy.
BLAKE.-Ou Monday, February %. after a short
illness JoBN BLAKE, IN me oath year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are re-
spectiuliy invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, Sixty-lourtn street, between the
Boulevard ana Eighth avenue, on Wednesday, at
one O'CLOCK
BHooKISGroS.-On Monday, February %, RU.
poLPHus CLAY youngest son OF william and Jane
BrocKington, age years, 3 months and ~ days.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral, on Wednesday, at two O'clock p. NJ, rem
nM lAts rosidsncs, Got ghird avenue.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME COURT, SPECIAL rERM-rHr srMoNEr

SUPREME COURT, SPECIAL TERM--THE sIMoNEr
SCANDAL CASE.
Before Judge Tappen.
The suit OF John Simonet Tor absolute divorce
from his wife, Cal oline Simonet. came up 10 this
Court yesterday, on motion OF the counsel Tor the
wife, for permission TO amend the answer. 1t
seems that two years ago John, who is farrer
in comfortable circumstances, and VINO resides
at Fatbush. L. l., began suit against Caroline,
alleging immortality on her part. she at
once Instituted cross suit, asking for
limited divorce. The matter was at that
time referred 60 II. j. Cullen and the examination
has been In progress for more tnan one year
much delay having been caused by the illness and
death OF the counsel Tor defendant, Mr.. Kinney.
Yesterday 1t was asked tnat the answer be
amended on the plea that on August IL, 1874, at
the house OF Mrs. Ullrlch. Seventh avenue. New
York. John Simonet had condoned the offence
Tne motion was strenuously opposed by the coun-
sci for the husband VINO Claimed that they mad
proved her guilt beyond all doubt and there could
be no condOnatiOn OF the Ofence. This motion
was simply an attempt to evade the issue.
The Judge TOOK the papers and reserved his de-
CtSOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
DRUGGING A COLLECTOR.

DRUGGING A COLLECTOR.
About nine O'Clock Monday night Evander c.
Dunlap. Of the town OF China, State OF Name
went into q saloon at No. 81 Amty street and
called Tor glass OF whskey He took the drink
and feeling somewha. tired and weak. sat down
by the stove ana soon fell asleep. Mr.. Dun
lap did not wake up until about six O'CLOCK in the
morning, when he found himself in different
room from where he fell asleep, and ne also found
man named James Bell gong through his pock.
cts. When Mr.. Dunlap entered the saloon ne had
IN his possession Two drafts on the Ninth National
Bank or Boston, one Tor 81, 500 ana one Tor $500
and also $500 IN bank bills. He immediately
searched his pockets alter waking only TO find
that everything had been taken away from him.
even MS watch and chain. Before his departure
from tue saloon tue barKeeper, Henry Schneuer,
handed him back his watch ami the drafts were
sent to him at Eare's Hotel by messenger DUR
ing the morning hut the money he has not vet
recovered. Officers HENDERSON and Sevlns OF the
Fifteenth precinct, arrested the man named
James Bell and the barkeeper George Schroeder
yesterday afternoon. Tney were Drought before
Judge Blxby at Jefferson Market and were held
Tor examination. The complainant Is a collector
Tor large Boston House and Is In the habit of
carving large amount OF money, and this Is the
first time he has ever been robbed. He 10 positive
the whiskey was drugged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
TRIAL OF JOHN O'TOoLE.

John O'Toole was placed on trial yesterday in
the Court of Oyer and Termner be ore Judge
Barrett, on an indictment for murder in the first
degree. The alleged murder according to the
papers IN the case, was rather singular one,
though, as usual with most cases OF this kind,
having Its origin in drinking. Mrs. Teresa Hesser
vile OF a Keeper OF a lager beer saloon at No. SO6
victim. The prisoner occupied rooms on the
fourth noor in the same house. About mid
ngnt on the Goth OF July last he and three
others came IN and took drinks. After the drinks
O'Toole brushed the glasses on the bar on to the
noor breaking them. He said he had no money,
and dispute then arose, which was renewed in
the hallway. In short time the prisoner went 10
his room, and Mrs. Hessler went in front OF the
saloon to put M shutter, when 1auron was
thrown rom the prisoners room, striking her on
the mead, Causing injuries from which sue died In
nrteen minutes. The prisoner was represented
by Mr.. William +. Howe and A. IL. Hummel, his
counsel, and the prosecution nv District At
torney Phelps and Assistant District Attorney
which MIR. Lyons opened the case, statln- the
facts as gwen above. George Hessler, the hus-
band OF me deceased was the first witness called
His story corrObOrated that OF the prosecution.
He stated furtner hat when his vile was hit with
the nat iron she excaimed:-"My GEAR childrenl
lived In house opposite, testified that her atten-
tion was called to the disturbance in the lager
beer saloon after the disturbance she saw man
throw something from the rooms occupied by
D'roOle. Mrs. Richardson was examined next
Ind told what she knew about the matter.
'YOu are iortune.teler, are you nOtS" In.
lulred Mr.. Howe, IN the course Of his cross.exam-
nation.
II can tell you ali about this" she answered
promptly, without any prophetic gilt"
"fell all you saw 2"
"Certalniy."
'Aud all you heard ~
'Cer ainly, as lar as heard.
las you are aeal | am AFRAID you did not hear
uuch.D
81 saw the nat iron fall"
Didn't near IL ~
mo, sir; but saw 1t strike Mrs. Hessler.n
'Didn't hear her cry out ~
'How could IL am DEAL" (Laughter.l
ITS nat that you are disposed 10 be trOnical AL"
sara Mt. Howe, when revived the laughter. and
then the examination oil other witnesses pro.
ceeoed. Nothing new, however, was eliclted. IL
~ probable that the continuation OF the trial VIII
occupy ell OF to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
TIE COURTS.
Winehip, the Custom House
Salary Broker.
RUM AND MURDER.
John O'ToOle on Trial for the Muir
der Of Mrs. Hessler.
THE BERGH CONTEMPT CASE.

Judge Lawrence, holding Supreme Court, Cham
Ders, yesterday. denied the motion IN the Bouci-
caultHart case, on the ground OF the insunnciency
Of the afidsvits.
In the suit brought by William Noonan against
the city TO recover balance due for constructing
sewer in Fourth avenue. between Fifteenth and
Seventeenth streets, the facts OF which have been
heretofore fully reported which was tried before
Judge Donohue, holding Supreme Court. Circuit,
verdict was rendered yesterday for So, 1855 is In
favor OF the plaintin. TINS was the full amount
claimed, excepting $s2 interest, which was osal-
lowed.
In the United States District Court, before Judge
Blatcniord yesterday, eight cases containing sill
verplated ware, alleged to have been smuggled
on the steamer Pommerania, were condemned by
default. no claimant appearing.
Judge Shipman yesterday denied motion made
for retrial IN the case in which judgment had
oeen obtained against Benoni Howard Tor $4,000
for non-payment OF taxes on boxes OF matches.
In the United States District Court In Bank
ruptcy, Caroline Pollock, engaged in the tobacco
business, was adjudicated an insolvent bankrupt,
It having been shown that she had while ins0lvenu
given preference to one or her creditors.
Application was made yesterday in Supreme
Court, Chambers. before Judge Lawrence, on a
writ OF haoeas corpus. for the discharge OF David
Randall from the United States naval service 1t
appeared That Randall o minor when he en-
listed. After hearing the facts In the case and
learning the wishes OF the lather or the youth
Judge Lawrence dismissed the writ ana remanded
the prisoner.
Some time since q scathing criticism was pub
llshed In New York PAPER In regard TO book
written by Lizzie ST. John EcKel, daughter OF
Maria Monk Exception was taken to the arti-
Gle, 1t being claimed that Its publication was very
damaging to her as an authoress. motion was
made yesterday in Supreme Court, Chambers, be-
fore Judge Lawrence. TO strike out portion OF
the answer as immaterial. IL containing, as
alleged, matter outside Of that alleged In the COM
plant, and The same being derogatory to her pri-
vate character. Judge Lawrence refused to grant
the motion, on the ground that the allegation In
her complaint that she was "otherwise greatly
wronged and injured" admits evidence a. to gen.
eral character,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Feb. %, 1878.
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
The following decisions were handed down to.
day In the Court OF Appeals:-
Judgment affirmed with costs.-Duncan VS.. Ber-
lin; Inc People, &C., VS.. Chalmers; Cone VS.. the
Niagara Fire insurance COMPANY; in the matter
OF Wiam Branta; Gould vs. Allison Alieru VS..
FlRuera; Farrar VS.. tue Phenlx lns urance Com
pany; The Waverley Paper Mills VS.. Bristol: Poor
CrOcKer.
Judgment reversed and new trial granted, costs
to abide event.-Smlth vs. Smitn; U'Keilly vs..
Guardian Mutual Lie Insurance Company, Of New
York.
Order OF General Term reversed ana judgment
on report OF referee affirmed, With costs.-Cope-
Motion for reargument denied, with $40 COSTS
The Ontario Bank VS.. The New Jersey steamboat
COMPANY.
Notion to dismiss appeal granted without
costs.-Krekeier vs. Ritter.
APPEALS FROM ORDERS.
~ No. 2s5: John =. Hassack, respondent, vs..
ThOrad Heyrrdahl and others Implicated, &c.
appellants-Argued by Samuel Hand, Of counsel
for appellant ana oy George W. Miller Tor respon-
dent.
No. So. In the matter of the petition OF the
Bloomfield and Rochester Natural Gastght Com
pany VS.. Calktns-Arguod by H. K. Seiden lor ap-
pellant and by Jonn NJ POmeroy tor respondent.
GENERAL CALENDAR.
Guided
No. 1874. Richard Brown. appellant. vs.. James
W. Elwell ct al. respondent.-Argued BY Thomas
b. Odell. OF counsel lor appellant ana Dy samuel
x: Valentine Tor respondent.
No. 1856. Peter ". Meyers. respondent. vs..
Charles A. willard appeilant.-SuDmltted for
respondent ana argued oy J. 4. Moreau, OF coun-
sci Tor appellant.
-, No. 1885, Charles Eten, respondent, Vs. Cornelius
W. Luyster and another. appellants ARGUED by
W. II. Arnoux, of counsel Tor appellants, and by
James Clark Tor respondent.
Adjourned 10 Wednesday, February "a, 1875
CALENDAR.
Day calendar for Wednesday, February "a,
1s7S-Nos 1S7, 1913, l4o 14l. 49, l22 10O 81, 49, 49,
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A LAWYER LOCKED UP.

NEW IUHh, FtU ", 1919.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Permit me to be heard In reference to your issue
Of the 18TH inst, "A Lawyer Locked Up" If the
reporter who wrote the article viii read my a1i-
davit he will learn that did not make a state
ment that the Baker Brothers. OF Vlneland." who
are known to be honorable gentlemen, "were IN
league with StrattOn." And the Messrs. BAKER
will. on reelection, remember that | have written
both to them and their ATTORNEY In regard to THIS
matter; consequently they should know Ol my ex.
1stence. Respectfully, EL-DORA LOUIE.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRT--CHAMBERs.

BY Judge Donohue
Ramp vs. Kamp.-Oroer granted.
By Judge Barrett.
Mahan vs.. Roessner. Order granted.
By Judge Lawrence.
Architectural Iron Worss vs.. Frazer; In the
Matter VI Wallton In the Matter OF Jones In
Inc Matter OF kUnnstamm. Granted.
CulkiD vs.. Kuhne.-Motlon TO dissolve Injunction
IL granted with costs.
Daiiing vs.. brewster. Motion to set aside exc.
cuuon Is granted, out, as the point involved Is
now. without COSTS
Young vs.. McyIty.-Motion for reference granted
III 20. II cases Memorandum.
Medoury ~. Metropolitan Collar Company; Me.
tro oiitan Collar Company w. Medbury.
raudums Tor counsel
hcAnireW w. Placo.-The animation an
eSawa w TIE p!aiptic's attorney, seems 10 me 70
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HALsBY-DENfsoN.-O Tuesday, February 90, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
A. thompson, ID. D., HENRY M. HALsEY to FAN
ME A., eldest daughter OF Ashbel benson ali OF
this city. No cards.
sHEALs-YorMANs.-On Monday evening, Febru-
ary %, at the residence OF the Orides parents by
the Rev. Alvah WIswall, EMILY PEARsALL SHEALs
to SIDNEY ALGERNoN YoUNANs, both Of this city.
No cards.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Mr.. BERGHs CONTEMPT CAMPAIGNING
STOLEN GooDs-BURGLARY.
In the Court OF General Sessions, before Recorder
Hacketr at the opening yesterday, Mr.. Elbridge T.
Gerry, with his client, Mr. Henry Bergh, President
OF the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals, was present to answer the charge Of al.
legged contempt OF court In sending a communica-
ton 10 the Grand Jury, while that body was In ses-
sion, relative to a complaint pending before them
against Jefferson Carpenter for cocknghtlng. Mr..
Gerry said ne was there move to strike from the
files OF the Court the presentment OF the Grand
Jury complaining OF Mr.. Bergns conduct. He
was about to proceed with his argument
OF the unavoidable absence OF District Attorney
Phelps he would suggest q fur, her pOstponement
sci that the simple question to be discussed was
''whether MIR. Bergh was guilty OF contempt OF
court or notY" Toe iurtner nearing or the case
O'Clock.
James Smith; who was jointly indicted with
larceny. The evidence for the prosecution showed
that on the LIST OF this month sleigh CONTAINING
At s1,4Oo. the property OF Edward N. Taller 4 Co.,
vas stolen from the front Of their premises
IN the ans that On Se
DAY Mr.. taller and detectives traced the
goods to the premises No. 277 East Fourth street.
nours alter the larceny Kelly hired the store ana
that Smith aided HIM IN unpacK,ng the stolen
hosiery. the accused, whose right name Is Little,
called witnesses to snow that he was at dis
reputable house in Greene street. from eleven
till Two O'Clock on the day tine larceny was
committed, and that he was hired by man
named Mendel6aum to assist Kelly and him to
unpack the goods and that he had nothing to 40
with the theft. There was count IN the Indict-
ment for receiving stolen gooos with a guilty
knowledge That they were telOnlously obtained, OF
winch crime the jury ioun1 Smith guilty. The Re-
cOrder postponed the sentence until Kelly the
cOdeiendant, IL tried.
Thomas Price, who was charged with burglarI-
ously entering the coal Office Of z. s. Open
neIiner, NO. 40z East Flfteth street, ana stealing
seventy cents, pleaded guilty to an attempt at
burglary IN the third degree. He was sent to the
state Prison for two years and SIX months