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ceremony performed by bogus clergyman, on which
occasion certificate was handed 20 the bride. Tho
prisoner subsequently introduced her as ms wiie ana
matters progressed peacefully for some months, when
the startling discovery made that soiomon's hrst
wife was still alive. The prisoner denied that any
ceremony had been performed IN the case o Mss
Watts. Afier absence OF eight hours tho jury
found him guilty ana Judge Gildsrsleeve sentenced
the prisoper for the term OF nve years the State
Prison. Assistant District Attorney Herring Tor the
prosecution, Mr.. Potter Mi.cbcll Tor the accused.
RoBpISa rwEEDs GUARD.
ON the 4th OF the present month George Lemmond
one OF the maripes attached 10 tho United states
frgae Franklin, came ashore and entered the saloon
OF Peter Lee Of 0ver and Cherry streets, and
there began to unbosom himself 10 his travels He
said he was the lrsi man that had been placed as
guard over W. ". Tweed on board the vessel His dis
closures attracted attention, and named Robert
Supple. who entered after him, became very much in
tcrcsted IN his conversation Tho ncautious marino
had IN his possession little hag containing gold coin
amounting IN value to about $751; doubtless me pro-
ceeds OF long saving He treated supple and both be-
came quite friendly. Later ON TWO women, named
Maggie White and Mary Jane rremey, made their ap-
pearancc, aud with them tho marine also converseu,
thc occasion being made additionally pleasant
by the disposal OF numerous drinks Finally
the entire party repaired 10 Daiys saioon. No. l'2
Cherry street. whore some more beverages were or
dcrcd difficulty arose between the barkecper and
Lemmopd as to tho amount OF change that he should
womcn-Maggic whilc-protcstcd against supple
putting his hand in the marines pocket and robbng
him oil his money. Tho woman ran out Tor an officer,
and all the persons in the saloon conveyed to the
station house; but no money could be found Lem
mond tho complainant, testified that Immediately
alter taking his drink he became stupehcd although
he could sec Supple robbng him. The case occupied
tho Court nearly the entire day, thc jury bringing
verdict OF guilty. The prisoner who defended by
Mr. Brooks was rcmanded Tor sentence Assistant
District Attorney Herring appeared for tho prosecu-
tion.
Charles DAILY tho owner or tho saloon referred 10,
was then arraigned at the bar charged with beng i'm
plicaicd In The crime OF which Supple had been con-
vi rf nj Tho Mini .on INN fnnne hat
DAILY had hold of his wrist whc supple committed
the robbery The counsel Tor tho prisoner, Mr.. Will
lam f. Howe produced several Witnesses who testified
as 10 the good character OF the accused The case is
not yet concluded.
STEALING WHITE LEAD.
Frank McIntee was Jointly indicted with John Will
son. charged with having stolen keg OF whi,o lead
from the premises OF Peter Frank No 413 West Six
te,nth street, the morning OF tho Sd OF December
Mr.. Edgar Chipman, who defended the prisoner cx-
amiued Wilson. who had previously pleaded guilty.,
aud he icstuca that he met McIncc by accident and
that ho had no connection with the robbery. The
prisoner was acquitted.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME ArCouHr-cuAxnxns--Held by Judge Brady
Nos, 20 81 l22 las al lSs, 100 loo loS, ets 257,
2Ss, 2', 276 2s, ISL 2s, ss ISL 2Ss, go, 2os 294
SUPREME CouRr-GESERAL TERx-Adjourncd until
December 2s.
suraEan couRr-srxcIAL Trnn-Hcld by Judge
Barrett Case on, No. lsS No day calendar
SUPREME CorRr, CiRcuir-Part l--Hcd by Judge
Donohue.-short causcs-Nos 3s75, 1910, 36le, 1881,
sa4o $500, s4l7. s4le, 1921, aose Par. 2-Hcld by
Judge Lawrcnco.-Nos 2SS2, J99S. 3asU, 1924. 1858,
$780, 40o0 1852, s5ls 3s2s, Sso4, l6o4, 5000, a5s2
4024, 395s 1850, 1890, 3sss Part 3-lleld by Judge
Iarremorc. .-Nos $685. 3l35 1865. 3997, 2S55. o5i6,
3s67 357l 3725 34S7 Ss0l 36i 3969 3l0s 363I, 4023
40&l.
surERIoR couRr-GKxKRAL rsnx-Adjournea until
Tuesday, January 2, 1877
SrPERIoR CouKr-SPEcIAL TKRM-Hed by Judge
Sanford.-Nos. 23, TO- Is, 22, Al, II, 20, 27. 81 49,
o6 30
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRiAL TERM-Pnrt l-Hcld by
Judge Sedgwick. $50 407, AT AS. 435. 436
6S7 $780, 487, 47a 40i 40S 4S2 A43 475, 652 3o7 3i3
4sa 434, 454, lll6. 1856, 32l. lo99 Part slIcld by
1020, 0so 900, sA 105s, 7sa, 10os 1880, Al, 1870
ll06
COMMON PLEAs-GExRRAL TERM-AdJourncd for the
term.
COMMON PLEAs-EouIrY TERM Held by Judge Van
Hocscn--Nos. 8, ., 10, IL, 2. l, II, 81.
COMMON PLRAs-TRIAL rERN-Part Held by Judge
c. r Daly.-Sos. l0i4, l44, 5a3, e26, sos, s6s, 1906
lols, Az $780, 900. 7ss, so3 se7, AZ, 4od Part 2Ad
journcd until next Monday. Part S-Held by Judge Rob
inson.--Nos. 66s, S27. 1915, 1918 1919. 1920 l079
1884, 1885, $50, ii4o, lla4 HAS, 1851, 1880.
MARSE CouRr-rRIAL TERn-Part Held by
$685. 1884, 5365, 4asS. 1886. 1929, 640a Sab, $685.
Sgos 500 Part 2-Hcld By Judge Alkcr-Nos 5463,
52ae lsls. 54s2 1870. s5lo S3s3, i49o, 55l2 55i3.
Goepn-Nos 73l3 7l66, ss45, 0ols, 7ioo, 72l4 s6s7.
1883, 5e9 453l, 67sl, 497s 5i35, 52i4. 7345 0eo6,
55lS, $3.50, ,262.
CouRr or GxSxRAL sEssloxs-Part 2--Hod by Judge
charlottesville People vs. John Lamb, burglary;
Same James Nuecnt, fconious assaut and battery;
Same vs. John Brown, fclonious assault and battery;
Same John Brady, feonious assault and battery;
Same vs. Charles Leach, grand larceny; Same vs. MIN.
nio Sheridan and Minnie Smith, grand larceny samo
va James H. Mullin, q and larceny; Same va. J0nn
Rieley grand larceuy Same VS.. Josephine Thompson,
srand larceny; Same VS. Thomas Farrell, felony. Part
1-Hcld by Judge Suthcrland.-Tho People VS. Charles
BcCkwith. forgery fCOnttnucdl