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Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
MiinRrjota.

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Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

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ner."
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beli9ecnoe Blof builte lite bar no.
tasst Gictnis. siss at Nloumsn os
6own Smbsosm0no.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

"a ode 5alalIJHu al GaEIi.
frt bar utg'e, at illas meo d Ton.
Lsy lgogyu 9anuoer AZ Garilito.
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/ sou IA nm paa irauft @uno
h. man bar upolgci al IN nor
li otm q BoIaiter, STdnitmGno
/ [a.uG. 9 8atailJHus bar 0Uer.
1a IA prO Rlmptl3nl. $4,000
E. 90 SgI5il ooSralDu ng I'll Borg
N-ri,-
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
2loranoet.
Spanirn.

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raj Galosrou, Garliit, blsu taasn III
iSanes / SIasst peo GtsQa. 400
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neiten alt ut Artiasri peo gitsua.
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lis.. Ssbr. 90 Carl iterne bar lame
ia psn NIia5uO % 3umorasa. Don
Gorlos bar ilngtet til SI3amohalsr
usitsniur Stcpmbsrri. S,br. 24oe
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i Qmt3olas, blottst Tor @rtiueri 90
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MI psnet iiIbase til 5Oloia mel
bans trooper iOrfeIssr Garliitsrnt
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liae Sroppsr bar ta9et IS Stoalta'
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peo Nnoooin %opsraluet lls paa NoO'
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Nnlalst al rsm icm opersap NJ
uso @neoain beIrber iis til 140C
Manp, % at Wnrquisn al 8Illa
&sros % 8usralsyne 8Ionco oq
6alacic or iblanct Dem.
SDrtiet.
GonlantinOvtI Sbr. l3Se. SuI'
tanen lousr ale ne Suiurgsntsr, ION
utnos tilbaes til rsres Slem inoeu
en- Maorcc, inIo @mntiti. 90 Ne.
GleriHscu utl9rer iig pilis iii Al
5sfoite ollie mner llrOilgbsNsrne ebs,
lnsts que % Suffer 9lsnopbps9fbe,
"a ioriire.fe Sprererne mco DC MOB
ueupiss Mibler Ill at 9lsncpta9t
line fleeellgs Spilsr. Nntboritetclnt
/ Dc ovrerife YrOpineier sr paalaal
at aiere Snblur9sntsrne bsfltnctt
meo oisle 9eitsr % poe Dem csr
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me bism iglen.
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ia % OOO Sa;,aOlpnere. iom stfle'
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80 snssllfe &~rissltIbe frpelsr uosn'
for Den oaImotiite apit.
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6ebr., ON Ell itsrre 8estning per
@osiolebj1, bpOri 5niurSsntsrns bar
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Srantrig.
Set Ianst ousrpslsnoe initial al
De 8spr9itntantsr, iom MI ere paIst,
til Den 9opsiusnoe Sorlamlin9. s'
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

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r fGtt Brr,t,bTdno onJeit,t liOr
,aSladis. sem 5lrmus mliito,
4 llab4it. o. an mntsos ioIo Stpt'
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DO Saiasi S0rn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

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b., 5ls ncIsie Smlai,olsr III si
10 Wilicu,r Dollars % lie.
\, i,lt SsIurpn / Gufulatjon
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

e. 81 uesIite Ratlamsrt bar
isuiia sIrbu al Gtierne. Su3'
saim. % England bar lanIsols
|,r,ultn cucr nsnns Diarl9s Ser,I
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

g. 3H senOfratuts Contention
,gaia al 6or. Sidftrs RrsiiOsnt
man, II gouie 27ee SUM
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
q. u nmnbfen, uesioer.

easfnnp ital f0rsnss mto
o'.I,rc ga bcrsittr talets "@uusr'
s,n,r,rf Tcrohnna.'
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

ar. ~1puioemmdiuns | 3pi''
|.,s 90 uusarm iOits 700 Sui'
INNER 8anr, liss til SnsCt % spe.
[lnnn, 100
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

tsns Yena, iii at iOrlfaHs Sarmers
SGoetorn on $4,000 til ltoteb.
ooIis Of @rC55oppsr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

GnIfeS. - 4 Goros 900 upbus
gen 9atpsp VIA "OSsprab'p elens1 Sfia.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Seiper StOle.

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6lsper cptales NH lcllsnps Sttai nlseil,
flar. ittre9nsr ct 8lrius AZ Screlssninesr:
Primary Department $3.50 TT. @aanss
Intermediate Dep. LIS
Grammar Sehocl 200 -
Stcisn telprCs AZ 4rcitslcr Z. &. Gar.
rrg. A. NJ. lem a~siltertS II Miis Sdp'
rare. Wrs. ELLEN c9 lrere S9rtre.
aus Dc. Der rni.sr Al fiae et 8urius I
tsisre alasisrs StueiumL MI her rnee an
fertrinlio @nlscninl.
Gn eiennsm1lasnre Sruucia llneerrtsntns
| aut alminesllls SfciellB rti Alrts snprtr.
Der sniler at urolnnes Ill r~rattilte SSrert.
Ct aruneilt aurlus AZ Ncrerras oil atcts
AZ 5mgrintenesnt Sc.lrao, Hrpieslererne
Sredsnriclt "a Cared. Crttrrerne Strcns.
Scbnlcn ~ dnere, iad al renne Anialt MI
blire en- Al pe met ~interNlarts ~ p%rafilis
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fser, al rem sr en- az ce msli lruneiat ~
iremaeltricenee Sscler | eenns Csi AZ taien.
Clever meetases til b:tIfenlcmbslft
lib af Serminen.
Spr ricsre llnosrrttninl btnctResr man
ia til z. =. Cameron,
Sefrster,
Selwr. BinnslNit &c.. Scwd.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Gne>Mgenter

tier at ri or
Gne>Mgenter
/ @innei6eit Sc. fer meesnfer nspnts
6armmaitiner:
Massillion Harvester,
Palo Harvester.
Johnston wrought Iron Reaper,
No. | Johnston Reaper and Mower
Combined, 81 inch cut,
No. 3 do. do.
>, L do, do.
>, Self Rake attachment,
;, do. do.
:, Mower attachment,
Hubbard changeable Motion comb.
Meadow Lark Reaper and Mower
combined,
y, >, single Mower.
Archer self dumping Hay Rake,
/. I'll. Thomas Springfield Ohio Hay
Rake,
Wire C~ultivator
Van Brunt Seeder, IL hoes,
Star Corn Planter.
Bockhnser IL Bockmeyer
LANSING WAGONS.
Nee Seuiyn til "WaFaipn Sarpe'
tier" ifal ri eemarte, at eenne Walfine
CT betpoeli9 fcrbeeret 1een ificr, mem.
a mes en- ne "ebanaeabie &sel," iaa
at cen fan bepes ~ lantes efter Sebas,
ca arbeiser altiaa li9espbt BOT " LAP
@rsee. Sieelsoes er "t6e Siele Bar"
iprbeeret, iaa at @rspen fan ~ltiares al
lae nee @ceen, % ba eenne Waltine
life, libsirm "Marlb Sarpeter", arbeis
Ger peo Sielp al qeSerlGIts men peS
Sern.rnfe, fan Gen bru9es tielist rm
RcrSensE CO tent ON Aitenen, / Dug
eltr paaet 8e;r.
Gn9bertipn & S%uuifIUn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

8i ril bsrpsb b~sfisnttaisre FIR Sar.
mere | @iunsibeit " c~mlisaenee Gcun'
tier at ri CT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
NO HOPE FOR DOLAN.

HE IS REsPITED FOR ONE WEEK THE DEATH
SENTENCE INEVITABLE
Governor Tidcn has respted Doan for ono week,
and he WILL therefore, not be hanged on Good Friday.
the day previously nppointcd but unless his petition
for Communication to lie sentence is granted Dolan
Will forfeit his liIc 10 the law on thc 2lst INST.
In the petition which he sent TO the Governor Dolan
has apparently but lii.c hupc, for when questioned
yesterday regarding no said;-''It Is hard TO tell
whether the Governor will give me a life sentence
haven't much hope''
The following Is copy Of the letter sent by the
Governors Private Secretary 10 Dolan:-
STATE or Nrw yogx, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
ALBANY. y. -, April y. 1876,
JOHN RICHARD Doi.AS. City Prison. New i,rt:- -
SiRThe Governor has received letter OF The oth
Inst lie directs TO that lao has respted you until
which large OF the people Of this state VIII
commemorate the crncixio OF our Lord by solemn res
inus services e further directs 10 that his sense ot
behalf lie therefore intructs advise 10 prepare
Tor the nhction ~ the punishment which the law imposes
fur the crime ut whh convicted You have been
fairly tried the vction has affirmed by the highest
inafien OF the xhy he should nterpoe
20 prevent the due execution Of the sentence
am, yours truly CHARLES STEBBiNs.
Private Secretary
The following appeal was last night sent to tho Gov
crnor, signed by number OF property holdcrs:-
We the undersigned. feeling Christian sympathy for
John Doan who l. confined In the Tomb under sem
tence of ueath and believing that the ends OF justice would
be fully served by his mprisc for life do hereby
tition Tor Most gracious ciemency in his behalf
Counsellor Howe ID also preparing petition which
will be ready to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
POLICE COURT FINES.
Major George W. Cooney, Secretary to the Board Of
Police reports tho following fines being received At
The various Police courts last month";
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREME cornr--CHAxBxEs--TIcld by Judge Bar
rctI-Nos. 81. 81, 81, 30, los, lU6 l0q 1885, l5s 100
49, III ISL 2oi Ill GA 20, 22s, 254, 23s 23s $50
300, 3o2 81, 33l, 33S
SUPREME CouRr-C,RcuIr-iart Held by Judge
Lawrence short causcs.-Nos 1879, l3Ig $500 1904
26S3 2o03 261j 2gl4 2433 26jO 2703 1850 267l 22S3
2Se5 2s9l 2JA7, 2649, 265 1885, $685. 223 2Oya Part
2-Hcld by Judge Brady--Short causes Nos 204S
ISIS 275s, 2ses, 1890, 27s0, 252s $780, 2020 l70S
1772h. 2s26. 2sl0 23sl. 2372 Part 3-HcId by Judge
Larremorc.-Cass on--No 1916. No day calendar
srrRxxs CorRr--srxcIAL rERa-fieId by Judge Van
Worst -Dcmurrcrs-Nos Z TO- l. s, 8, .. 10, II, IL
Law and isc-Nos 2y2, 2i3 l45. i2e 49, ia0 10, Ala
1885,. 32, 3ls $50. 5. $685. $40, 346 24s JAS $40 $50
3sl. 352 3j5, S55, 35S
SUPERIOR CorRr--GExKRAL TKRx--lic;d by Juagcs
Curtis and Santord--N o. IL, 20. q, - 30 81 ~
81.
SUPERIOR CovRr-srKcIAL TERx-Hcld by Judge
Speir.--No day calendar.
SUPERIOR corsr-TRlAL TKRN-rart Held by
IL. Pait 2--licld by Judge Scdgwck.-Nos. 1912
500, 5lI iu26, lois, 1881 Dos 1875 g23 2y5 al 81
ylg. 1861, sa3 95e 1888. 1854 1885, 1857 lU3S 1862
COMMON rLEAs-kerrrY 1Knx-IIed by Judge Z. r.
COMMON PlxAs--TRAL TKRx-rau Held BY
Judge Robinson. Case on No. 1878, No day calendar.
Part 2--iicid by Judge Van Brunt-Nos l454 1854
1881, rs. 1854 isso, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1919 1914
1878, 1879 1890 Part 3--Iied by JnogcJ y. Daly--
Nos 1G,O 1885, 1925, 1885, 1880 1854 l6Ol 1881 1881
isss 1879 1900 1901, 1907 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908
1909, 1910
MARINE couRr-TRrAL TrRx--Part l---Iicld by Judge
Akcr-Nos. 5o02, ESQ, 2s&9. 1872 722l. 67U6, s0s6
1919 3y5O 402l, i025. 402s, 4034. 4035 565 Part p
Held by Judge sheridan 59i2, 3slg $780, $780,
3sld. $685. $685. sst& 27ss es's csss ash 2ois 262t
$500 ess2 esee 1884, oosl Ale. s'sa S7s4 s24s oso
ccrnr or GsxrsAr sxsuoss--Hcld BY Recorder
Hacksss-xhs gs0ale n CAkxi22Ass aSeoksA rob.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
PoLICE COURT NOTES.

At tho Washington Place Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Judge Morgan Patrick Johnson OF No. 122 West
Twenty street, held in 500 answer for
violation OF the Excise law.
Margaret Bourkc, nm old woman, who said she was
fortune teller was held In $500 Tor stealing two
shirts valued ut S5 from tho kitchen OF No. EOS West
Thirty fourth street.
William Reinhart ONO 1858 Third avenue, charged
Charles Dublin with larceny The complainant stated
that he gave Dublin twenty dollar bill to change and
he failed 10 return but subsequently arrested.
The prisoner was held In $500 to answer.
At the Tombs yesterday Garno Spar. sailor, made
complaint against Jane Hawkins OF stealing $35 from
his person while he was In her company on Wcdncs-
day night She was held TO answer.
Four young men, ircqucnters OF a notorious den in
the Fourteenth ward known as the Burnt Rag. were
arraigncd before Justice Flammcr yesterday on
picon burglary and rcmandcd 10 the Central Office.
In the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday Mary
Brooks OF No. 1870 Macdougal street, found guilty
oi entcing Amelia Compert and Abbe a. Cornell 10
lead lives of prostitution and was sentenced 10
year In the Pcnitcntiary and TO pay fine OF $780, to
stand committed until paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07

WASHINGTON, ID. u. April D, 1874
The following were argued In the United States
Supreme Court yesterday
202 Sas Casas steamer Alabama implicated with
the tug Game Cock-Appeal from the Circuit Court of
the Southern District oi New York.-rhis was case
ct collision in the Narrows, New York Harbor, near
Fort Richmond, December Ii, 1868. between the bark
Nnia, owned Dy the appellant, and the steamer The
bark ut the time IN Tow oil the Game Cock, coming
into port The Alabama was going ont The bark
being sunk both the Alabama Ind the tug were helicd
The decree of the District Court ionnd The tug chiefly
at fault and directed that the value OF the Game Cock
be exhausted IN dscharging the responsibility before
resorting To tho Alabama TIE Circuit Court found
both the Alabama and the tug at fault, and directed
division OF the damages between them.
IL Is here insisted the part Of the steamer that
had the tug not suddenly changed her course there
would have been collisions that neither tho tug
the bark had signal lights and that
having her sails all urlcd the bark supposed to be
Mt anchor until the moment Of collision. Thus she
urges that the tug the tug and her other
responsible for the accident.
he Game Cock urges that she signallcd all her
manGuvrrs, but that attention paid 10 her sig
nails by tho steamer and insists that both her own
Lights and those oil the bark were burning br ighty.
Edwards Pierrepont Tor Alabama John L. Parsons
Sas Casns; W. X Bcebo for tho Game Cock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL Z l87s-TRIPLE SHEET
I'M ..wl,tca there several dimes apou. his wire ana

him twitcd" there several times about his wire ana
Simmons
District Attorney Britton objected TO the inirodnc-
ton OF testimony showing that The prisoner had bech
"twitted" as 10 the relations previously existing pc
tween deceased and the wife of'ihe defendant
The point argued by counsel Tor he dcrncc' VINO
held that these acts led the prisoner 10 frenzy ana
jealousy.
At the suggestion OF the Court The counsel VIII pre-
pare authorities upon the poin, aud submit them To-
day.
Counsel in reply 10 questions Of the Court, stated
that they would have from TO fifteen witnesses 10
the defence. The counsel further stated
they would close the To-day The Court was hcn
adjourned I'LL ten O'clock this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
MARRIED.

BoRcnERs-FnAScrs.- In Brooklyn, r. ~, on Tues
day April 4, 1876 by The Rev Halsey W. Knapp, J.
II Boa. nERs 70 NARY youngest daughter Of the lato
David Francis ESQ.,
BRrsH-wnirLocg.-lnt this city, April 8 by Rev.
DR.. John Hall, JAMks T. BRrsn JosErIISE NORRIS,
daughter OF Amelia ~ and tho latc Benjamin n.
Whitlock
kinnAtL-CARLL On Wednesday, April 5, A. the
church OF the Holy Saviour. BY the Rev. Dr. Carter,
FEANK kiuRALL 10 LOUISE CkkLI-
xpHkSk-BArrEwxAxx--On April 9. by Rev. J.
Mcury Dutch Reformed church, nxRNAS MrSouESK
TO soruig BArrERxAxS. both oil Brooklyn, +. D.
No cards
RosKSaLArr--BErR --On Wednesday, April 8, al tho
residence Of the brides parents b. the Rev. Dr. Cross
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07

suit was commenced was for nearly s9D,Ooo that being
the proceeds Of bonds OF the company alleged to have
been sold by defendants and unaccouuted for. This
money it was claimed, was received in nducary
capacity by defendants, and order OF arrest was
issued against them this ground directing that they
hc held 10 bail in the Of $4,000. When the
rest was made by the Sheriff. the defendants applied
for reduction OF bail, and the application granted
aud bail reduced to 100000. Defendants then turned
over 100000 worth or the bonds dispute and gave
personal security IN $4,000 With the deduction Of
the bonds returned. tho plaintiff claims there Is sti
due from defendants the OF So 1917 So while de-
icndants claim tis has all been covered by CON-
missions and expenses OF various sorts BY the festi
mony gwen yesterday behalf OF the paintiiis, IL
appeared that tue balance now claimed by them IS
made up OF the proceeds OF iity bonds oil the series
drawn IN July. 1874, and sold at s95 each: ninety
So 30; l47 half bonds and three whole of the
RES drawn IN January 1875 the half bonds being sold
at $50 each and the whole ones at $40 each The pro-
ceeds OF these bonds the secretary OF the company
tihed to have been made special deposit IN the
Filth National Bank OF tins city, Tor the redemption
OF drawn bonds hut such deposit had been made by
defendants 10 his knowledge Edward McMurdy,
dent, testified that he contractor and had been
ten years connected with the company; the price
agreed upon Tor the land 10 be occupied by the COM
pany, overlooking the Harlem flats, wns 81, 1O00O
the defendants had proposed about the time the con-
tract Tor the sale OF the bonds made with them 10
pay 500 900 OF the consideration Tor this
land but he not that agreement had BEEN
dants after the killing OF tho 81 500 900 bill In
the Board OF Aldermen.
At tins point the taking OF further testimony was
adjourned 10 a future day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April 0. lsIN
The following the proceedings in this court
today
No 142 Evert Evcrtsent respondent, VS.. The Ma
tional Bank Of Newport nppeiinni-Argued by >
HIND Tor appellant; q. Moak Tor respondent
No. Is Isaac NcNcilly. admin strator, respondent,
VS. The Continental Liic Insurance Company sppcl.
ant-Arzucd by Charles j. Bsscil Tor appellant; A. III.
Bin CHAM Tor respondent
No. 80 William Gourley. administrator. &c, re-
spondcnt, Joseph Campbell CT al, appcllants---
Argued by Robert tombstone tor appellant; Z. +.
Brown for respondent
Proclamation made and court adjourned
CALENDAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07

Drry; Jamcs Flanagan, robbery; sans w.
William johnson and Martin Kelly, burglary; Sans
vs. Michael Mutually and John Fltzmorrs. burglary:
Same Charles Hogan, burglary; same vs. George
w. RUSSELL Thomas Nurrct and John Evans
burglary; Same Anthony Cook. burglary; Same vs.
Thomas Carter and William johnson, burglary; same
VS.. james Wright and Jacob Concn. burgary Same
vs.. james r. bradley, grand larceny; snine vs..
William Martin, false preIcnccs; Same va Isaac
Franklin receiving stolen goods; same vs. John Mar
tin. petit larceny; Same Morris Whclan, petit lar
ceny: Same Annie Brown, petit larceny Same vs.
Thomas Somers, petit larceny Same va Henry H.
Daniorth, violating Hotel act.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Judge Gildcrslecve.
A LAWYER CHARGED WITH PICKING THE POCKET
OF HIS CLIENT.
John LovelocKe attorney and counsellor atlaw,
arragned the bar Of the Court of General Sessions
yesterday, charged with the larceny Of $40 and
papers from the person Of John H. O'Bricn. The
planant stated called tho Office Of Loveockc
No 1874 Broadway, the Goth OF last month"; and en-
gagged him to collect months salary due him from the
American District Telegraph Company, in the employ
OF which he had been. He states that himself aud
Loveocke then started up the Bowery, stopping at
number Of liquor saloons on the way, and finally
reached one on the corner Of Hester street where ne
on the evening ofhc same day he found that two i've
dollar bills and two checks had been taken from his
pocket Two boys whom hc saw informed him that
they had I.oveocke pick his pockets while he
under tho influence OF the Bowery whiskey
OF his newly employed lawyer ut No.
Mott street, and intimatcd that he would
like to have his money back l.oveocke
did not respond and OBrien caused his arrest
Upon appearing before the magistrate on tho following
day Lovelocke produced from his packet one OF the
checks which had boon in u'Bren's pocket and
which he he picked up from tho floor OF Of
the saloons which he had visited with the latter the
previous day. He stated that his client had given him
OF the months pay This statement he repeated in
court yesterday, although the boys swore to having
seen him pick the pockets of his friend and TO having
accused him OF It the street after the
renee, whom he assured them that he had only b0r-
rowed 50 from his frend ana ~ the same time took
them beer saloon aud treated them, paying the
bartender out Of lvc-doar note. number OF law
ycrs swoc the accused bore good character and
there evidence that he had been arrested
The Jury acquitted him without leaving their seats.
Judge Gildcrslecve, In dschargng the prisoner,
pressed tho hope that the occurrence would teach HIM
10 be more careful in future. as, whether he were
guilty or not, his conduct upon the day OF the al
legged theft had been dsgracelu for any member Of the
Bar.
SENT UP THE RIVER.
Robert Prentice alias Thomas Hagan and John H.
Green In whose found portion OF $271
worth or sivcrware stolen from the house or Norris
Kahn on Christmas Eve last pleaded guilty. ana wcro
sent 10 State Prison for year aud half each.
Henry Stevens, Of No. 70 Commerce street. was con-
victcd OF assault with intent 10 do bodily harm,
stabbing Francis $. Murphy, OF No. 1000 Third
avenue the neck with pockctknifc on the night OF
February T. at No PAS Spring street, where tho men
had gone 10 soc women, about one oil whom they
had quarrel He sent TO State Prison for three
and Que half years
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RAILROAD THIEVES.

The gang OF thieves who operated so successfully on
the limo OF tho Ere Railway east Of Port Jcrvis last
year are again at work. Tho depots at Clifton and
Lake View entered "Wednesday night and plum
dcrcd but nothing OF great value was found by the
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man, Mr. CEoRox 8. RosESBLATT, Of Now York, =
CELIA, daughter or SIMON selr. Esq, Brooklyn y. D.
RocL cstcr papers please copy.
SrEAi~--,jyERroS.- On Wednesday, Apr B. BY the
Row ~. kostter, JoH> STRAIN 20 MARION T.. daugh-
tr 1T Lewis ;. and the hate Eliza J. 0verton. Ne
cards
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A NEW HOSPITAL.

committee or doctors and others interested In tho
proposed organization OF hospital for the treatment
Of chronic diseases will at two r. NJ. TO- day in
tho ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED

ESarASD-At 81 Louis on March -, 1876, THOMAS
" ENGLAND, formerly OF Wilbur, Ulster county, n. Y.
Kingston IN. " papers please copy
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
ID

Nos. ia las, s5. lis $50, Il. l57 and 1853.