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THE JERSEY WIFE MURDER.

MRS. BLANCKMEYER's STRUGGLES DURING HER
LAST NIGHT on EARTH.
The inquest Oh the body OF Cathar1ne Blanck.
meyer was continued AZ Jersey CITY last evening
before Coroner Lynch.
Patrick CASSIDY testified that he was in the base
menJ or the house 10. Isl Bar street at eight
O'Clock on the evening Of sunday, the 18TH inst.
when little girl, daughter or tue deceased, came
in with q little black dog In her arms; she
was greatly excited, and said she made
her escape with the animal a. her papa mad
threatened TO shoot him, because he barked at
papa when ne was beating her mamma; she also
said thar her papa threatened to shoot mamma
and TIE dog too; her mamma escaped from the
room after having been badly beaten; asked the
Guild where ner mamma went and she could not
ten asked her II her father had pistol and n It
were loaded: she said she believed IL was; she
added tnat ner papa peat her mamma with his
boot, ana that ne had Knocked her down with IA
blow; size reiterated the statement tha, her papa
had pistol.
led that snc saw her sister having Dlacs eyes
several times; sne said that Bianckmeyer mad
beaten her.
Maurice Msaney testified that on sunday even
inc, the lStn INST, lie heard q great noise in
BancXmeyers apartment; next heard noise
OUTSIDE his own door; opened tue door aud saw
Mrs. BlanekncNer lyinI outside the door bleedng:
gne asked Witness 70 shut the door as sne was
trslng 10 hIde from her husband: she sala her
Jaw bJne was broken, anu taat all her teeth were
knocked out; asked her what ner husband beat
her VITA, aud she answered 'with MS tsts:u
asked her II 10 ever beat her before; she replied
that ne dd, hut "nevcr 50 badT saw BlancEmeyer
coming ~ tne stairs, anl upnralued him Tor treat
ing MS wtie ID sucu manner; ala not remember
ms reply; ne wanted ner - 20 down stairs with
him. AMI sh4 dld ~ afler they got down heard
great n0isr, rs II delf was being broken.
The re4nuinatr ~ the testimony Of tnis witness
was eofroporation ~ inc oWuencs troyicusly
Micnacl Farrell also testified mat he heard
noise IN BtaugNmeYers room, ana tue iIttie girl
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, April 81 Is

ALBANY AUEll - 1870
Motlons.-Jo John Devlin, respondent, VS.. George
d. Crary ct al, appelants.-Motlon TO vacate stay
OF proceedings The Court took the papers.
The People VS.. Standardization 10 dismiss the
appeal; on motion OF Charles ). Faircnnd, OF coun-
sell ana on consent, appeal dismissed.
William T. Post respondent, vs. Flavel II. Dore-
mus experimentation TO correct the decision OF
Appeals Tor orders.-No. ao7. In re the petition
OF Richard Williamson, Jr. to vacate al assess
ment.
No. s24. Dudley r. Terrett ct al, appellants, VS..
James Crombie ct al. respondents.
NO. S25. Altderaca 9. De Lamosas, respondent,
W. Antonio Llamosas. appelant.-Submlttel.
NO 81. In re kicnarA IS Kelly, &c.
No l57. John Mahoney, appellant. vs. August
Belmont ct a., respondents; and No. l5S. same
VS.. same.
DECISIONS
The following decisions were handed down to-
day in the .ourt OF Appeals:-
Motion denied without costs.-Hoppaugh vs..
Struble.
judgment afirmed with costs.-Booth vs.. The
Spuyten DuyVl Rolling Mil Company; Iced VS..
Morton: Moores vs. Laut Gates vs.. Beecher
Adams vs. MINIS; Osborn vs.. Gantz; Brundage VS..
Brundage: Dalrymple VS.. HlllenDfand; Burnaus
vs.. Hubbard Jones vs.. hlmmilL
JudgmenG reversed ana new trial granted,
costs TO ABIDE event.-Scholey VS.. Mumford; Ball
appeal dismissed with costs.-Wllams VS..
Montgomery; IN re the opening and widening OF
Hudson avenue.
order affirmed with costs.-The People ex rel.
Little vs.. Wilsea; People eX rel. Mann VS.. Mott;
Ewanger vs. Fish; White VS.. Livingston.
order granting new trial reversed and judg-
mont OF special Term affirmed with COSTS
Blanchard VS. Western Union Telegraph Company.
Judgment OF General Term Affirmed, with
costs.--Hggins VS.. Delaware and Chesapeake
Railroad Company.
order affirmed and Judgment absolute for
plaintiff on stipulation, with costs,-Cole vs.
Mann.
No. 21S. Wells vs., Miller.-Submitted.
DAY CALENDAR.
The day calendar lor Wednesday, April %, is as
folows:-Nos al 222 1S3, 3l7 a. 1914, IA and 223.
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ANOTHER COUNTY TO HEAR FROM.

About 100 representative men OF Hampstead,
North Hampstead ana oyster Bay, the three east
ern towns OF queens county, assembled ar
Searing's Hotel, IN Mineola, yesterday forenoon,
10 take further preliminary steps toward the for
ma ton of new county, to comprise those three
towns The attendance would doubtless have
been much larger had 1t not been Tor the TACT that
the farmers were anxious to take advantage
OF the fine weather to get in their early crops /;
but those in attendance exhibited great
earnestness In favor OF the project Mr. Benjamin
u. Hicks, OF WesrDury, was called to the chair, and
Charles Downing Of East Norwich, and Eugene M.
Lincoln, of Glen Cove, were appointed secre-
taries. On motion Of Mr.. stephen Taher the
sense Of the meeting was declared TO be unani-
monsy in favor OF the division OF Queens county.
Mr Taber then moved that the Committee OF Ar
rangements appointed AZ the previous meeting
be continued as an Executive committee, with
power 10 appoint suO-comTnltteeS III eacn schoOl
district IN the three towns, which was Carried; ;
ana 1t was subsequently resolved 10 increase me
number OF tho committee rom three TO seven
members from eacn town. Inc committee was
then finally constituted as follows: -Hempstedd-
George 4. Hewlett, Bernardus Hendrickson Ii. q.
Price, Ebenezer hcllum, James Nj. seaman. George
w. Beyen ana John De Mott: North hampstead
stephen IaDer, John a. searng John NJ. CLARK,
Benjamin d; hlcks, James Wlllets, Henry ID.
George :. Downing. James Titus, James h.
Ludam,, George Downing, John j. PSwell, scud-
resou,t,on nre seni Oh nv Az Lincoln was mani.
mously adopted alter some dlscussion:-
Resolved, That the Executive Committee be en-
powered directed 10 take such acuou ana DO what
they to be and proper Tor the
purpose OF .ablishIng county.
1t was at first proposed TO after the words, ITO
be composed OF the tnree eastern towns OF queens
county, nut it was thought better not 10 make
the resolution exclusive out 10 give chance 10
portions OF The towns OF Jamaica and
Flushing, ana perhaps OF huntington, should they
desire TO JON the movement. Mr.. Lincoln SUD-
mltteu mass OF statistics tendlnR 10 snow the
advantages MICH II was believed would lolow
the lormation or a new county, alter which the
llowIng resolution, introduced bg Mr.. Samuel
Willets was adopted without dissent
Resolved That the Executive Committee are re-
ouested 10 meet OF Mineola on september 4, at two
O'Clock II. NJ, AID that the committees from the re-
specve towns are requested 10 take such steps as may
DC necessary the views and sentiments OF
the people in regard the proposed division OF the
county.
After remarks by number OF gentlemen favor-
ing the new county movement the meeting al
lourned, IN accordance vita the terms OF the last
resolution.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

wEsT POINT cADETsHIP FOR COMPETITION m
THE TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Venture once more TO tax your space for the
purpose OF announcing 10 the young men resident
IN the Tenth Congressional district that am 70.
quested by the Secretary OF war 10 nominate n
candidate for admission to the United states
Military Academy at West Point, aud that have
requested General George w. Culum, General
Jonn Newton and General Alexander 5. Webb "a
act az committee for the selection OF q suitable
candidate by competitive examination.
Toe conditions Tor admission are briefly az fol.
loWs:-Candidates must be not less than seven.
teeh nor more than twenry.tyo years OF age AZ
least i've eet Ia height ana tree from any disease
or nhrmtty which may render them unat for mill.
w, 10y seaylce. lucy must 70 Wei versed In read
lbg, writing uncluhing photography and arItn-
English grammar, OF descriptive geography par
ucuiary Of our own country, and OF tns
history OF the United states. The law il
Imperative that candidates snail reside within the
YOUNGSTOWN district. candidates may apply b
letter only, stating name, age and ADDRESS, to
General Alexander = webb. college or the City
81 New YORK, ~ Lexington avenue and twenty
thnd street, Ucora Nay ~, ana due notice viii Do
returned statiHg the time ana place examIna-
ton. 1hr candidate selected van be required 70
report ht West Puiat lOt EXAMINATION not at@R
than the l6ih Ol jane, 1875.
ADRIAN s HEWITT. Representative
OF the Tenth congressional distmsA
fkEw YORK, April p, 1Ssa.
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ana Catholic papers In particular, poon-poohed the
HERALD's efforts TO obtain recognition from the
Vatican II, nevertheless persevered in us laudablo
undertaking. and to-day we witness the consum-
nation OF It's potent influence IN the elevation OF
his Emlnence the Cardinal Archbishop OF New
York to the Sacred College.
While rendering our unaffected thanks to the
HERALD let US not forget TO pray for the venerable
ecceslasuc upon whom the prIncely dignity has
been conferred. His unostentatous lie is char
acterlstic OF the man. Sanity In department.
profound thinker. an eloquent orator. powerful
writer are the inalienable attributes OF our be.
loved Cardinal. That GOD may bless him with
years aud strength to add new lustre to the
Church OF Christ is the prayer OF yours, Yours,
very respectfully, ]. RONALD PRICE.
NEW YORK, April 81, 1875
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.
IN .Indre Rarrett.

BY Judge Barrett
In the matter of Mace.-Tne application cannot
be granted on the releree's own testimony before
himself the attorneys should not nave asked Tor
the appointment Of q referee VINO was their nam
witness The order or reference mus be vacated
aud the petition referred 70 Mr.. Murray fman.
TIE Manhattan Metal ana Chemical Company /;
Bassford W. Bass.Cra. -Granted.
In the matter OF Segelken.-Report confirmed
aud order granted.
SUPREME couRr-cmcUTT-PART 3.
BY Judge Van Worst.
The People ex rel Hogan ". Flynn.-Case and
amendments settled.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERN
BY Judge Freedman.
Hlrsch vs.. Newman Pleading wanted.
Holtz vs. Scumldt ct uL-Moton granted and
James c. spencer appointed referee.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
Before Judge Robinson.
Miller VS. The Mayor, sc Judgment for de-
Tenant on demurrer.
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prisoner. for which ne paid him In bills ss33 90.
Callagnanis account OF the transaction was tnat
when ne received the money from the men he had
No lhlehlRn 81 ielunlousY appr5priatlpg the
money 70 his own u.s., but that as soon rs u was
when ne learned that the men mad gone ~ "a the
CITY Hall 70 see the professions; lie tGallaQnaul
crank several ines that afternoon and became
so grossly intoxicated that when ne became con-
seious he found himself ~ Philadelphia. me jury
rendered verdict Of guilty, and The prisoner was
The jury in the case Of Charies Logue the mack
man, who was CHARGED with stealing valise, not
being able to agree upon a verdict, were dis
charged from the further consideration OF the
case. Assistant District Attorney Nolan SAID that
as there was doubt IN reference 10 the guilt OF
the accused II would be useless TO try INN again.
The Court consented TO grant the motion for his
discharge.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY.
In the afternoon the trial Of Lawrence Noonan,
who is Jointly indicted with Daniel Raurey. for
grand larceny. was commenced. The accused is
charged with acting in completely with the other
defendant in stealing safe from the ONCE OF the
Adams Express Company last January, which
contained about $4,000 in money and $40 900 in
South Carolina bonds,
Assistant District Attorney Russell represented
the prosecution and Mr.. William +. Howe was the
counsel for the accused. There was little difi
Guilty experienced In obtaining jury, and after
they were sworn Mr.. Russell opened the case lot
the people. lie said that Hanrey was convicted
in the over and Terminer last month manly upon
the testimony oi John Sweeny, an employs OF the
company who was associated with the defendants
in the commission Of the offence. The evidence
which ne would adduce against NooDan would be
direct ana clrcu nstantidl and ne believed tnat
the guilt oil the accused would be satisfactorily
made out.
Mr.. John Hoey was called o prove the existence
OF the Adams Express Company. Charles A. Get
tier, the messenger IN cha re OF the property OF
the company on the train from Washington TO New
YORK, testified that on tue 10th OF January ne e.
celved the safe No. OBS from the Richmond mes
senger; he that IL contained several pack
ages which ne supposed was money; that and
nine other safes he delivered on sunday morning
at the once OF the Adams Express Company,
placing tuem opposite the vault.
J imes z. sullivan, the chief porter, swore he
saw The ten sales which were delivered at the
office OF the company and saw the prisoner,
Noonan, there That Sunday.
John Clark, the assistant Waterman, testified
that he saw Haureyis wagon and that Noonau
and daurey loaded 1t, ana tnat " did not leave
the yard till the following morning.
The theory OF the prosecution is that the stolen
safe was put on TINS wagon, and that after ii was
broken open and rned OF Its contents IL was
thrown In the river The case will be resumed
this morning.
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"A DARK SPELL"

TERRIFIC oRTHoGRAPHIcAL COMBAT AMONG TIE
CHILDREN or HAM.
zion church, Of the African race, is situated &C
the corner OF West Tenth eet and Blocker In
the old days, when Poole fought Morrissey, West
Te1th street was called Amos street, named after
patriarch who has book in the Book OF books
Zion Church is full OF black beatitudes. The
coored gentlemen VINO sat each side OF small
table in the vesubue OF Zion last evening, TOOK
the small pennies aud the stamps, which might DO
a little greasy, with an JUNCTION and grace that
was wonderful, and yet all these guests belonged
to the black race.
The event was a spelling match that gathered
about eighteen hundred persons. Zion cnurcn
a handsome ednce as far as It's interior Is con-
cerned, but II seemed little out OF place 10 nnd
over the desk, where theBIpe is read on Sundays
three lines OF gas jets, with the old words, Whlcn
have been made memorable by endurance, per-
severance and pety, as lollows:-
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A COURAGEOUS WOMAN.
SHE GIVES CHASE TO THE noHwAYMAS WHO
ROBBED HER.

SHE GIVES CHASE TO THE HIoHwAYMAS WHO
ROBBED HER.
Mrs. Bishop, who was robbed on Monday last at
the corner or Broadway ana twentieth street. Is
the wire Of First Lieutenant Henry J. Bishop.
commanding the marines on board the United
states receiving SHIP Vermont, At the Brooklyn
Navy YARD. The nighwayman, Brackinbridge. com
menced the assault oy pushing Mrs. Bishops hat
over her eyes and then snatcned the pocEetbook
from her lelt hand and knocked her down. she
az once regained nerfeet, ana. abandoning an um-
hrela and bundle tnat had just been purchased,
started In close pursuit OF the thief VINO ran up
sixth avenue. Toe lady shouted, stop theft
sStop tHat man, until sne attracted the attention
OF Oflcer Burke, VINO happened 10 be walking on the
avenue with MS wife. Burke ut once Joined in the
chase and soon bagged nis game. Mrs Bishop.
who deserves mnca credit for ner presence Of
mind and resolutcn, was close on the heels OF the
hignwaymaH the whole time. she IA suffering
slightly from cruise received when she fell bat
viii be on hand to testify against the audaciCus
ErackinhrdCp,
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RAPID TRANSIT ASSOCIATION.

The New York Rapid Transit Association held On
adjourned meeting yesterday at tue rooms OF the
Board OF Fire Insurance Brokers, No. l62 Broad
way. Mr.. Charles Butler presided aud MI.
II. II. Camman acted as secretary. MT.
Alderman. from the Committee on Nominations,
submitted the name Of Allen Campbell as director.
Adopted. The committee recommended thas the
nominations OF candidates lot officers be referred
10 the directors, which was also car led. MT
Cornell moved that Mr.. Horace y. Claain be re-
quested To call the directors together Carried
Mr.. Drake stated that the Wheeler Wilson Sew
ing Machine Company. 10. "a Union square
offered the OF one ~ their parl0rs for meetngR
Tue meeting then adjourned.
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felonous assault and battery; Same VS.. James Lee
and John Reiilt, burglary; sam VI. Timothy Han
son, John Ia aud James Houghtalin. burglary;
same W. James Nolan, burglaryi Same ". Timothy
Madden. burglary; Sane vs.. VIM IN Smita, burg
larry: Same IS. Michael smith, burglary same u.
Joseph Farley, David CALI CHAN ana q orge WIZ
son, grand larceny; sane vs.. Edward Howard
ana Marsaret Carroll grand larceny; same W.
John Jackson, grand larceny; same vs. George
Mitchell, grand larceny; same VS.. Jennie steele,
grand larceng; Same VS.. James McCaulcY, larceny
from the person, same vs. John Hand larceny
from the person; same VS.. James Lee, Ifrceny
from tue pc son; Same W. James Fox. feinnlous
assault ana battery; Same Herman Smth, mis-
demeanor Same vs.. Patrick Lynch, perit larceny;
Same VS.. William o'lara, concealed Weapons.
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Net earnings S74s 1889 So after having paid
Sl,529,27o Us Tor construction.
~ NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN


problem was further solved 10 day by the mysteri-
GUS VISIT OF Gould. Osborn, Smith, Colting aud
others 10 Long Branch on last SUNDAY, where
P esldent Garrett, OF the Baltimore aud ONO Rail-
al, met them. coming 80 tue bleak seaside
50 sclal train rom Philadelphia. IL Is whispered
the SOutnerl RAILWAY maQnate made an alltance
offensive and de cnsIve against the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad. DEVELOPMENTS are awaited.
the late managing director Of prominent
steamship company, JusJ returned from the Ber-
mudss, mace himself prominent IN the stock ar
ket yesterday BY buying largely or Pacific Mail
and western Union Telegraph stock. some say
his purchases OF the latter amounted TO 10000
shares. and his enormous operations we're tne
SUBJECT Ol much gossip.
The great Panama movement seems 70 be halt
ing for a while; tnat there will be az extra divt-
dead declared seems 70 be In much doubt, but this
seems 10 rest solely with the managers who own
tne majority OF the stock.
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AN rN1aRANr swINpLER coNY1cTEp

AN EMIGRANr swINDLER CONVICTED.
The FIRST case called BY Assistant District Attor-
ney Nolan In this Court yesterday morning was
CHARGE OF grand larceny against James +.
Callaghan, The keeper OF an emigrans boarding
house, No. los Washington street. The complainant
Patrick Burns, testified that upon arriving from
ireland he and a travelling companion stopped at
the prisoners place, and having intimated q denre
TO OBTAIN gfeenOacks Tor has g,d, Callagnan vOun-
teered 60 get II exchanged for hm, whereupOn
Buras hauGcd hlm siNty-tnree sOvere.gns ana
Tnumas Gcraty MS lrltnd, fifteen sOyerelgns.
Calagnau returned ana told tHe men tnat ne
coulu nor ret as much Or the gO.d a. ne exp ed
anu they gave alW permission 10 40 out and Try
otuer place. az tld and iaiied 70 rctgrn. THIS
was on 81. Patuck's pay.
Oaicer Gruden arrested Cdlagnan on the 17tn OF
this month aC Philadelphia, Joan : Scully, a
broker testified that aOOut noon on ST. IafrIck's
Day ne bought seventy.eEht sovcreiQns from the
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BURGLARIEs.

on the night Of the 26tn inst. burglars erected
an entrance into the barber shop OF Henry va
vaux, No. 467 Greenwich street, by means OF skel-
eton Keys, ADD stole three pairs OF scissors ana
forty razOrs, valued nc $l01.
the Office Of George 7. Rowef, Ia PARK row,
was entered on Monday night by thieves, who
were possessed OF the combination 10 the saie
from which they TOOK $500 in money and then
made on. The pohce nave no clew 10 the perpe.
trHt0rs OF tile ROBBERY.
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KILLED BY A STREET CAR.

Coroner Eickhon held an inquest yesterday on
the body OF Rose CLIFFORD, OF No. 500 West Nine
teenth street, who was run over BY a car OF the
Belt Line Railroad. The jury rendered the follom
ing verdict:-"The deceased came 70 ner death bJ
being run over bv car No. 80 OF the Belt Line Rail
road In Tenth avenue, between Seventeenth ane
Eighteenth streets, on the afternoon OF SATURDAY.
Apnl -. 1875. AMI we consider the driver Of sait
car responsible Tor the death or the deceased and
censufe me company tor not giving ingtruc
tons TO the driver 10 sacken the speed Of the cas
In approaching and crossing the crOsswalks.n
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A CASE or MAYHEM.

During an alteration last night between John
Gerrety Of No. ne Mulberry street. and Michael
Cunningham, residing at No. SO Of tue same street.
the former han the TOP OF hls nose bitten on
cunningham was subsequently arrested ana
Locked up IN the sixth precinct station mouse.
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BOARD OF HEALTH

The Board OF Health at It's meeting vesterdaySA
celved a long communication from wholesale milk
dealers VINO give as tGeir opinion that adutera.
tions or milk are effected by the producers before
the MUD is sent 10 market and not alter It's ar.
rival here. They ask the appointment OF inspeo
tors 20 ties: the quality OF mix Immediately on Ia
arrival IN the city. that II 10 be impure the blame
ana loss may rest were 10 properly belongs.
Duriug tne past week $50 ucatns were reported,
against 532 reported the previous week.
lne following ~ comparative statement OF
cases ul contagious diseases reported Tor thu
week ending Aprll ~. lSIb:-
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THE AMERICAN CARDINAL.

70 THE EDITOR or Tng HERALD:-
To the interchangeable exertions OF the HERALD
the Catholics OF America are indebted Tor the
eminent honor which has been conferred upon
their nation. Tie zeal with which IL advocated
5olumoIas clam to the highest preTogatiye IN the
Eiit OF our most Holy Father Is deserving OF our
permanent gratitude. When the press IN general,
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
ROBBED IN CANAL STREET

ROBBED N CANAL STREET.
On the I'd OF April Edward Hitler, OF Forty
NTH street and First avenue, was entlced
into place In Canal street by one
Ida Blyer and robbed OF $l23. Detective
Sullivan, OF the Tenth precinct, arrested Ida
early yesterday morning on the Bowery. The
prisoner was brought before Judge Bixoy, and
confessed her guilt. She committed IN So, 600
bail 10 ans Her az General Sessions.
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ANorHEn AL1rGED BUnGLAB.

Henry Zimmerman, OF 10. s64 sixth avenue, com.
planned that his lager beer saloon had been broken
into and robbed by william Sieeer, VINO had been
tcnant ana bOarder oil his Tor a long time.
Sieger was committed FOR trial IN default OF $1,000
bali, the amount stolen being $500.
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MORE UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS.
FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Flammer.
TWO BURGLARS HELD.

TWO BURGLARS HELD.
Alfred Palmer and Aired Ashcroft, the two
young men who were arrested on Saturday last,
on q charge ofroobIng Michael BY OF No !, O32 First
avenue, we're brought up Tor examination. ASH
croft held Tor trial in default Oh 000 bail 10
answer on blY's complaint and one iei0nlous
assault on 0fiicer DicksOn, OF tue Nineteenth pre-
clnct, wnOm he attempted 20 shoot while being
arrested. Palmer was CHARGED, in addition 10
Blgis complaint with rObDinR the premises or
Charles kiaemer, Ui No l.O38 rhird avenue, and
was also nea IN delanls ol 81 900 ban.