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No. 1852 First avenue, was broken into ana
rcooed OF q gold watch aud other property. Some
neighhors pointed out 20 the police two young
men, who were arrested by 0ficer Dickson and
Roundsman MCGEE, OF the Nineteenth precinct
They gave their names Alfred Ashcroft ana
Aired Palmer. and denied most positively any
knowledge Of the robbery. Palmer attempted 10
shoot Oficer Dickson while being arrested and the
other attempted use large cnlsel-like jimmy
which ne had with him upon the ruundsman lney
were remanded until tomorrow Tor examination.
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THE LATE CAPTAIN ST. JOHN.

FUNERAL SERVICES At JERSEY CITY-DANrEr
DREw's LAST Tribute.
The funeral OF the late Captain Alanson r. 81.
John, who was superintendent OF the Albany line
OF steamers for forty years, took place yesterday
afternoon from the family residence, In Pacific
avenue, Jersey city. Inc remains, which
we're enclosed m rosewood casket,
mounted with heavy extension bar handles
II silver. we're taken 20 the Lafayette Reformed
church. Tho n8ral dec0ratloas were exquisite
ana unique Dauiel Drew, President OF the
steamboat line presented magnificent n0ral
snip i mOuel OF the Albany steamboat, st
JOHn large crown SCI IN basNet, as
wei a. a standing crown aud anchor, we're pre-
sentea by rue Peoples line. column and
ancuor we're presented bY Toe crew Oi tue Drew.
Inpre we're several Otnef Wfeaths, the CUTS Of
friends of the deceased. Tue inscription on tha
brea.tpiate was as l0iluWs:-
CAPTAIN a. 4. ST. JOHN,
Died April %, 1915,
Aged " years.
rayeF was 0nfrcu ~ tie Rev. Il. w. French,
ana line funeral discourse was delivered ny the
Rev. w. r. Durvea. he paIucdrcrs were a. A
Marlborough, AZ. AllisOn, J. q. Hewitt, j. w. liar
court. =. - BabcOcK. William keeney, ". Tneal a,
Van SaAtwo0i, y, ). Geliett, q. a, WOolsey and
Job MAN. Inc body was taken tD the steamboat
Drew ana sent 70 Albany, whcre u viii ne inferred
t0-aay Desiue the remains ol the l0rmer vile or
toe deceased.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 90 1875
No. ia. William II. Bradley, respondent. VS.. The
New York Central Railroad Company, appellant
Argument resumed and concluded.
No. 1886. spencer ID. q. Van 3oKkelen, respond
en vs. George 4. Taylor ct all appellants.
No. ZIG. Edward II. Ludlow ct al, RESPONDENTS,
VS.. Nathanlel Dale, appellant.
No 2l7. James X. HUI, respondent, VS.. Edward
Burke, appellant.
CALENDAR.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar for Tuesday, April p, 1S75-Nos 2l8, l57 los,
221, 222, 1873, 3D. "a
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were TOO remote, ana also tnat there was no
negligence proved on the part OF MI. CARPENTER
Judge Larremore granted the motion as 70 defend
ant Carpenter. Mr.. Newell then opened the de-
iendauL Messlau's case 10 the jury, aud said ne
would prove 10 their satisfaction that the tree
stood on tne defendant Carpenters lot. The nrst
witness examined was Mr.. jacob Rudolpho, city
srrveyQr, who was examined az great length as 70
the ocatICn ana measure ment or the three lots ia
question: Alter snort cr0ss-examlnatlon OF the
witness Mr.. Ostrander moved hat his testimony
be stricken out upon the ground that witness
had NOT complied with the statute. which provides
that surveyor, before he can testify IA court as
70 any measurements mace Dy nlm, must nave
compared has CHAINS, tape sc, WITH the standard
measurement Of tile state, thus unusual mo,
ton was rather surprise 70 counsel
and under the strict reading Of the statute was
granted by the Court. Testimony was then onereu
upon the part oil the defendant 70 snow the oca-
uon OF the tree by residents Of the negnh0rhOod.
image Larremore charged the Jury az length ana
Instructed them as tie law applicable 10 the
ana to the duties Of property holders 70 each
orner, quoting the well knoe maxim $50
0ters tlto ftt dlisniGnl non lpddS'-.Make use oil
your own property in such manner AS not 70 in
Iurc that OF another" Tue jury returned YER
dict Tor plaintiff for 1902 "a.
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TIE FALLING or A TREE.

IN tue Court Of Common Pleas, Trial Term, Part
2, before Judge Larremorc. the suit q John
Demarest against julius Wessian aud Zopner Car
penter presented some unusually interesting
features. THIS action was brou<nt 0y the piaintin
10 recover damages ior injuries sustained by me
falling OF tree upon al extension 10 biz house.
The case occupied the attention Or toe Court f1r
four days, ana presents some nice questions d law
~ to the responsibility q real estate owners, ana
also the duties Of CITY surveyors. Frem lue urea-
ing OF plaintn-s cOunse, Mr. 0straDder, Is az
peared that IN June. i,72. tnc pianur owned the
house and lot 80. p Barrow street rsc DEFENDANT
Carpenter owned the house and lot adjoining,
NO. Is, and the defendant Wcsslau the i0t nj. 23.
Al that time there Stood as plaintiff
alleged, upon the boundary Inc between
the lots Of Carpenter and MESSIAH 4
large mulberry tree o. great acc and wulcu,
a. ties Tied ~. was Wen SHOWN w tie Ola leHf-
dents 81 that p0F son nf tNe CITY WHICH Hn# tgr-
merry caled GIuert street. Dir. Wcaslau uafgt.
mined 81 erect 0n h!s ~ i've Htgfy tenement
house, and m digglaR Mie foNHuatlun Ntr to- K-
men cut away tue roots Cf taC mulberry tree. Gm
the night oil ne ittH 81 Juue storm arose aud
blew the tee on the exteHtiOn u pAlntll A9bset
erusntuQ IN tile rlof auu uOng howard FL 5000
damage Ohis premises. tHe aGtiNn N0a htaAANf
ngalast both ~ fne ae enN4At, s@c Mdl0'nNe ltt
holders. Alter the tostnl e. uA al@ PIT oa tHg
nlA4ntgn, when Wa very N4.ah0tN4usf NA9 aeeH
Even Judge Hart 0l Ne9lcArBtrr county '
WHO appeared l0r the deeu1tnb tarpehteif
MAYED Tor dismissal 81 the Complaint
on the ground that Tie damages Ia me case
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PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge otterbourg.
BOGUS PAWN TICKETS.

P.H. McHugh, who keeps . pawn once a. No.
$50 Bowery, was arraigned a charge or obtain
ing money under false pretences. preferred BY
John Corrgan. or No. les Frankfort street. II Is
alleged Dy Mr. Corfigan that On the "a Of April
he purchased pawn ticket representing a gold
lever watcn. The ticket represented tBat SIS hal
been loaned on IL Dy tile prisoner, T.. Mciiugu. on
the 23d day II April the complainant called on
McHugn to inquire ab ut the value or the watch.
ana ne was informed ~ him taat it was worth SO.
aud tneTeapon be redeemed " BY paying TO
McBuRu SOS co. Mr COrugan subsequently dis
covered tnat the watch he redeemed wis BRASS.
aud worth about e.. MclIugn, VINO was arrested
on saturday by Detective shelley. 81 sue cent III
ONCE was held BY judge Otrer0ourg lor exam
fnutG
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THE QUICKSILVER MINING COM

The Quicksilver Mining Company, formerly .
Pennsylvania corporation, was recognized ii 1855
under the laws OF this state. with capital or
$4,000. 900 10 10000 shares Of slCo each Finding
itself IN 1870 In want Ok money "a arrangement
was made tnat all STOCK "a which S. per share
should then be advanced should BE- preferred
stock and be entitled 70 sever per cent interest
before declaring my oludend ~ the common
stock. Recently 70 was determined BIZ the com.
PAW 20 convert an Its common stock into preferred
stock. John L. Kent. owning 90 shares Or COM
mon and preferred stock. brought SUIT to prevent
any further conversion. Judge Daniels granted L
temporary Injunction. prOniDiting the company
from such conversion pending the trial. Judge
Van Brunf before wnom the case was tried In
SPECIAL Term Of the supreme Court, gave MS
decision yesterday, IN WHICH DE holds that NJ has
4 right To maintain surn Injunction whether the
creation 81 the preferred STOCK wae anawfal or
not If unlawful, then Mr. Kent, according 20 his
ruling had the right as owner of the common
stock; and II lawtUi. tie bad right 20 an lniunc-
ZION TO prevent iuiractln % nus rights a. holder Of
the preferred stCcS aAd there was no necessity ~
aecide as 10 tue egaIty 81 tue pFeicfted st0ck.
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ranoum.
Bail vs.. Hudson River Railroad Company.
motion 70 amend the case on appeal Is granted.
Memoir .udum.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
LITERARY NOTES.

A little work on international Arbitration,
by Prof LorImer Of Eduburgh member OF the Inter
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q. II. PutDam's Soma
A pleasant book of Eastern travel, by
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"The Jewish Tabernacle" is the subject OF
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D. d., of New-Hsven, who has made the subject Me
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Hart's German Classics for American students VIII
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The publication of Mr.. Bayard Taylor's
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sct ~o1d remedy the Btst grievance, aud tee opn,Un
that the reistons Of clergy ana ANY vnd,S esstine
SSslaon the ecciesiastical machinery msnt 90
~ Iaken at ia the proposed aera
non OF the Rubrcs the Union has decided nov 70 press
church Reform az present upon puoho sseu~"~'
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"THE STORY OF SEvENOAKs."

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THE HORRORS OF PARIS, Sequel to the
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THE CLAsDEsTISB MARRIAGE. BY Nj. EIa A. Dupuy ,uho,
Of WHY Did lie Msry Herp One volume l2mo. price s rs in
cloth, OF 81 90 in paper eoveL
THE QUEEN OF THE KITCHEN.
THR QUEEN OF TBB KITCHEN Collection Of Old Mary.
land Family Receipts for Cooking Containing
Seven Practical and Usfa Receipts all Of which
IN esodeemo volume boand CLOTH price 81 75
or In fni git nI presents, price s3.
MRS. SOUThWORTH'S NEW BOOK.
HOW HE WON HER Sequel TO FAIR pr Az fp,,or ,,,.
the An-hhter By Mrs Rnma D. T. r. nonbso,tb Rsin. he
third volume Of oar ne' edition Of Mrs souhvo Woris
pe In one large duOdeemo volume boGld ob
BEAUTIFUL Snow BEAUTIFUL syowi
Beautiful SNOW and other Poems By W. Watson 50 90
The OGteta. and other Poems By v. Wltson... OO
The Young bagdsen and other Poems BV >. T. Smith 90
Hans BIsniIn'' B..ds esmpee with glossary 800. 90
Tbs Ia srsnee Speaker. BT Professor Lawrence.
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LAdes Guide To True Polenen and Perfect Manners rs
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TIE Story Of Elizabeth By Mis sThsoker.y.,...... so
Ladies Work Table BOot full Of plates cloth glt. SO
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or ell vail be cent postpaid any oae to any place renting pes
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