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charge will DO dismissed should there be no further
evidence than Mrs Fumcr'S
ACTING AS POLICEMAN.
James Nonahan, employed . policeman By the
District Telegraph Company called upon % eject
Mary A. Bouton from tho house Of her employer IN
East Sixtieth street because OF difficulty she had with
another servant. She caused Monahan's arrest on
charge of pcrsonating officer but the Court thought
him guilty Of no offence, and discharged him.
BARBERs FORTUNE GONE.
Henry Alderman keeps u barber shop ut No s72
Third avenue He had until recently In his employ
two named Charles Schultz and Henry Tackle.
On Monday night, after Mr. Alderman and his family
had retired the two jouIneymen disappeared, taking
with Thorn $3.50, which Alderman had saved for rainy
day they were arrested yesterday and hold for trial
1t this Court
WHERE WE'RE THE POLICE!
William DonnelIy charged with stealing 81 and
pair Of shoes from Samuel Carson, OF No. 966 Third.
avenue. Mr. Carson said he did not much regret
the loss he had sustained but tho In which he
had been victImzed he thought particularly mean and
disrcpuablc. lie had bcou drinking with the prisoner
on Monday evening" and lost consciousness about
FIity-nin street while Donncliy conveying him
homo Ho next found himself = sto0p In Sixtyscc
ond street, minus his pants aud Shoes. He found the
pants on ncighboring stoop but tho 81 was not IN
there, and the Shoes he has since. Donncly
WAS, u course, held for trial
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kiibrcth.
AN UNFoUSDxD CHARGE AGAINST POLICE

onicer James Fitzpatrick, Of tho NInotocnth pro-
cnct, arraIgncd on a warrant charging him. the
complaint Of Annie Fulmcr OF No l,o52fi avenue,
with the larceny OF = pockctbook containing $40 Tho
accused was appointed tho force only about two
months ago. The complainant Is tho vito OF onlccr
FuImcr, OF tho Nineteenth precinct She testified that
onsFriday last, while buying goods Third
avenue, tho officer entered and Left again In great
hurry and much embarrassed He In uniform,
and Immediately aftcr he had lott shc missed her
pockctbook which, sho was positive sho had placed
on The counter. Ono u tho saleswomcn
waiting on hcr and there werc others
also behind tho counter, but VI these she
positive couii have taken tho pockctbook she Iol-
lowed the officer 10 tho station house, he went
directly from Tho storr, and causcd him 10 be searched
by the sergeant on duty. Tho pockctbJok was not
found. Tho testimony for tho officer gwen by tho
storckccpcr aud two sacswomcn, ono OF them being
tho person VINO mad waited Mrs. Fu!mcr. hey
swore that Mrs. Fuimcr had'cxhbr,cd no pockotbook
~ the store siH they did not believe she had Tho
officer hniscif explained. that HIS haste In leaving TIC
store vccasoucd by hts being late Tor roll call, and
he corroboratci N this particular by Tho store
Keeper 10 whom he had mentioned the cause Of his
hurry. the onlcer claimed he did not take Third
avcnrc reach Tho station house; Mira Fumer
said hc did, and The Court IN ordcr 70 settle the qucs
ton, adjourned The examination until 1oday; but ths
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In the case oil Coroner Richard Croker, under ndic
mcnt for the killing OF McKenna election day 1874
judge Sutherland has permitted District Attorney
Phelps TO enter nolc proscqui On tho back OF the
indctmcnt the following memorandum is writ;en:--
THIS trIci December Is. 1874, within six
weeks tf tho homicide. But one witness testified to
seeing the shot fired by tho defendant while number
testified that he Ind no pistol aud did not FRO Tho
reason TO believe that upon tho testimony n
vc.ion could be had before any jury. No additional
evidence has been discovered does any 10 DO
obtainablc II w0uld useless to subject the county
70 tho expense OF another trial. with probability OF
conviction. The defendant ~ public oihcer, and
properly that he shall be either tricd freed
from the charge Of tho indictment think II proper,
with the cavc Of the Court under these circumstances
10 enter nnlle proscqu
BENJAMIN K PHELPS District Attorney
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THE INDICTED wHIsKEY RING.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Van Worst was reported yesterday so much i'm
proved in hoah that no will probably be able 10
his Judicial duties within day or two 1t runorcd
that Chief Justice Mcneil, OF tho Superior Court,
lying in an exceedingly critical condition, suffering
from q paralytic stroke
In Supreme Court General Term, yesterday. thoro
was argued the appeal In tho suit brought by John X
Fellows formerly Assistant district Attorney Of this
city, ST. l66 66, claimed TO have been wrong
uIly deducted from his salary in the general twenty
per cent reduction ordered by the Board OF Apporton
mcn He claims that no judicial officer and that
for this the reduction IN his salary illegal
The Court took the papers
In the suit tried before Judge Sanford or The Su-
pcrlor Court brought by Mrs Gcntil sganst the Me-
hanics and Traders Saving Institution, claiming that
hore balance belonging &c her deceased husband
n the bank ana demanding an accounting, and In
which the answer that the plaintiff in person drew
the balance and had the rassbook delivered to her,
verdict was yesterday rendered for tho defendants.
Owing to tho continued illness Of Judge Larremorc
the business CT Supreme Court Chambers, yestcr
day divided between Judges Brady and Barrett Both
OF these Judges, after holding court all dny--Judge
Brady sittng in Supreme Court, General Term, aud
Judge Barrett IN supreme Court, Circur at the trial
OF the killum against tho cty-ha thus several
hours additional labor imposed upon them The bust
ness was principally routinc and embraced nothing Of
Workmen commenced work on the building No. rs
Chambers tor the purpose OF preparing additional
accommodations IN 'nat building lor snc use c o. The
that Court have been held there and u 10 now IN
tended TO provide rooms Tor Two Trial Terms more A
fourth TRIAL Term intended 10 be held In the old City
Hall The object Of these changes IS 10 provide nc
commodatons Tor the new term ot tho Court OF Gcn-
eral Sessions DO held BY Judge GdersIcevo. In The
brown building heretofore partially occupied by the
Marine Court
Two vcrdicts against the sheriff obtained yes
tefday the Marine Court, before Judge Alkcr. The
nrst was action brought by Thomas Hutnet 10 re.
the value OF certain articles Of cutlery scizcd by
the Sheriff the property Of judgment debtor In tho
action OF Hcrxog e. al Charles FraIdcvcan, and the
defence yet up was that the property was Justly taken
the property Of the Judgment debtor The plaintiff
conicndcd thai tho cutlery Ict with Frnidcvcan 10
DO sold commission aud that tho Judgment debtor
had no title nor levia,lc interest herein. The jury,
after trial which lasted all day Monday and part OF
Tuesday, found verdict for the plaintiff. Ex-Judgc
Curtis appeared Tor tho plaintiff ana vandcpoe Green
Cunning and Ex-Judgc Huntington TOR the defence.
The second that OF Johnson W. Tho Sheriff.
which tried upon The same issues Us the above
aud resulted favor OF the plaintiff ExJudgc Curtis
appeared for the plaintiff and A. g. vanderpoel for
the defendant
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brennan. Patrick 20 Charles Baxter. = = Of i23d -,
-. " ~ ..h Az. year :.........-.--. %
Same 70 John Brennan, : Of 1881 st.. ". Of 1th -.
Cohen samuel and wife 10 Mutual Life Insurance
Company. m OF 55th st.. OF 7fh 35J
Same 10 same OF 55th OF 7th av: oU
st, = Of 81 AIMS ss esd ward ysar..... aoot
hcaly. Ann 60 Henry Parsons. OF croton a.,
Asc Henry and wife TO Henry Cvrdes. ". OF Roose-
selt 81 mo ID years ........... 400
Oliver Amelia and husband To Hannah q. Holland.
Harlem Railroad. "A. OF Southern boulevard esd
McQuilxn, Hmes 10 Edward Smith, i35th st. n. =,
9. of Willis g2;id ward, lyear........... 20OC
Norton w. y. and others 20 Alex ander Hamilton,
-. Of asa St, fish AZ. wears. zoo
Westervet. John B and wife Mary L. Messicr,
kusttc cath ward months. .............. 2l
Wiikowski. Florence L. 10 Samuel Shellabarger n
g. ct l33th of Willis Esd ward notes SJ1
scidelsdorf. kebeccs aud husband 10 Louis cowen
OF Mitchell place. .. of LIST nv: months. 900
Breslcn, Martha a. aud husband TO Margaret whalen,
- at Christopher ST.. OF Wxverlev place year Ito
Harrison. Eliza and others. Eliza Prince aud
other West 2@th ~ mo 2r1) also 10, West ST. Nom
Schgefer. Joseph aud wife, u New York Lie In
surxnce Company No. Nd EaAt broadway years 1OO)t
Same to same No ~ East broadway: years. lor
Same 10 same No - East Boad~ay: 5ysar.... lu.U
Roach. John and vile "a John II. screzer, .. OF
9TH NV. 70. OF IN St. years Observation-Disclosures. 20. 0o
Wood Samuel. TO William T. Merritt. \ 39th st..
O. ot oh ay ycur. 25Ob
Watson. JON II. aud vile, to Maria l.. Martin. W.
OF Lexington av OF 44h st. years l30Ol
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME counr-cHAMDEI

In the matter or Bock.--l wish TO SEQ counsel
Cobb vs. Burger. Order granted confirming report
OF referee
In the matter OF Durscc.-Grantcd
The Brooklyn Lite Insurance Company va PIERCE
Order denying motion granted.
lIy Judge ponohuc
The Maritime Bank OF tho Dominion OF Canada
NoIiitt--tiranled Tor second Friday Of June.
Roesslc W. Representation granted. Writ TO be
notice, and commission 70 DO returned within
week IRON lis issue
James H. Hathaway Melissa Il. Hathaway. RE
port Of ncrcc confirmed and decree or divorce granted
10 plaintiff.
Va Matthews: Curtis, &c, vs. Brown ct al Tying W.
The United states Submarine and Torpedo boat Com.
pany: McApinxs. SMITH --urders granted.
Uu,t,ng Va Stovcus ot al ki:tcI and another Va
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland

LAST OF THE QUARTET OF BANK ROBBERS.
Tho Court OF General Sessions spent the whole SEES
of yesterday In trying John j. Gilmore alias John
Clair for attempt at burglary. Assistant District At
tornoy Bell who prosecuted claimed the prisoner
tho principal in tho attempt break tho vaults
OF tho New York Savings Bank and tho New York
County Bank two years ago. 1t will be remembered
that an officer patrolng the vicinity OF Fourteenth
street and Eighth avenue, where the bank building is
located heard peculiar grating noise and, his susp
cons being aroused he sent 10 the station house for
tho reserve squad, which arrived under command OF
Captain Cherry and surrounded the house. The Sccre-
tary Of the savings bank then sent for, aud
searched the premises without ndng anything wrong.
Ringing the door bell OF No 81 Eighth avenue adjon-
ing which occupied by Clair restaurant,
the police demanded admtancc Clair thrust his head
from upper window and said he would open the
on tho roof OF the bank building dcscricd
number Of men climbing down a ladder into the
yard OF tho restaurant premises The police forced IN
tho door without ceremony and chase TO the fugi
tivcs. Three Of them-John simpson, Charles Sanborn
and William Morgan--wcrc captured that night
An examination or tho cellar OF the restaurant
veacd the fact that the wall separating 1t from the
bank vaults had been drilled almost through tho robbers
using stationary engine TO effect their purpose
The thrco captured convicted nnd sent TO Sing
Sing Clair escaped till tho 9th OF March last,
when he was found ut his brothcr's house in
10Th street and taken into custody He defended
yesterday by A. Oakley Hall and William +. Howe, bat
despite their efforts lie found guilty Of attempt
burglary tho second Degree and tito Court inflicted
tho greatest penalty possibe-two and half years in
Mr. Hail. after the convection OF his client stated
that the latter had been in this city every day since
the robbery, with tho exception OF period Of two
weeks. He mado the announcement, no said, In JUS
ce to the astutcncss OF tho Metropolitan police who
had during all that timo been looking for the prisoner
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho sales at the Exchange yesterday were as fol-
lows
Hugh N. Camp sold, In foreclosure, house, with lot
IT, lx00 ., on East Fortyhfth street, south side. 100
Of Fourth avenue for S. 900 10 tho plaintiff
Also In foreclosure, house with lot H. 4xl0l
street. south sdc 1926 feet east Of Fourth avenue, for
St, 200 TO the plaintiff Also. In foreclosure, plot OF
land s4x1OAx3lxll5, on wcst New avenue, west sidc
l6a icet north VI 10th street, Tor $1,000 10 tho
plaintiff
George II. Scott sold. In foreclosure, plot OF land
4Ooxis0 II. West l35n street, southwest cornor Of
Grand boulevard, for sss.OOO "a Edward Coffin, Jr.,
plaintiffs attorney. Tho mortgage hold by Mr.. John
soanc, plaintiff i said 10 be Tor $so.OOo
Bernard Snyth sold. IN foreclosure, house, with
lot 25xl0o. East 10Th street. north sdc los feet
cast Of avenue A. Tor 81, 900 TO j. Cromwell
rRAxsvkns.
srsassr ana Leopold Bsrshs $4,000
j. .s.. and VIZ !" siia: meme Z. 500
18th ~ q y, q whi.slcek a'xi 100 cad
s:: ~ lssa . q A. ssss5s; sylvester -
Ihcmson aud wills 10 Mary Quesipe ........,. 1920
rn 70 sa.an < white and ssi X" % John JAY
u; John Jay White aud vito T. Mary 4. fiia
rs In sss,ss; AassI '.~ so
Az, A, - 4. : q Is,h q. issx'5 Charles y
us sSs 70 ~. so"@ e r. Il s Il. nor"
VIM. II. DsForcst aud wife TO Martha A. Bates. G3OOO
Az. A. ne corner 18th IT, O-xy5.6: John Clark aud
VIII to benjamin stephens go
9th av. ". 81 5sv n. 81 4uth IT,. .Uxj5 John BAcr
aud vile "a Elizabeth Peter. $4,000
I'D 10. a. .G9 n. Of 9th 22xiOl.1; James
Blacklurst vito Joseph Sedenbsr COO
Pearl also Front ~. no u, ninth part Ds-
vd Ayrcs sni vile to Caroline r.. Ayres 1888
lJSth st.. =. l1A3 H. q Of ~. Ann's av.. 50xiOU
esd ward Edmund Mclaughlin and wife Will
4 ss 4, I.'. r. " Il L. Az, Sos0o; $3.50
tsarss W Hubbard Jr:. 10 Joseph Cusmsn. 1900
Crvtvn st.. T. A.. tsvJls n. OF 10TH av., 10;
4. :. Knapp and others Ann Hcuy. .......... 3J3
Anna i. xeca!s and husband 70 james 4 Kay, $4,000
f3th IT, =, 80 II. W.. VI Boulevard, 75xOSxli
Shalf part of George IT, Peck aud vile TO AMMO
iii e. West. 10 ias, i4ssn Il. =. Of ;resn. NOM
bard Thomas Bjsls: $4,000
y .."" Z -" 1900
AZ A., ~ q. Of lsh It,. - xv.j; john 1o~ns-
hend To Elizabeth =. HrIcc and othcrs ........ 500
Stu av O. =, No. ~ n Of tJth a.. 22xluU: Third
Avenue savings Bank 10 John ssosch... $1,000
Haiscn 81 mos $50 337 ani SOY; william N.
Walton 70 jacob smith years ;. ............,. <pO
Attn - tNo II wesD wiiam Baush 10 ADRIAN =.
Mui'ers years teO
4ORtG&GkS.
Brennan. John 70 John Lewis. l23d It,. =. y. OF N
Un av' UoOo
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INNOCENT OF THE CHARGE.

Yesterday an investigation made into the charge
against Onccr Murray Of tho Twcnty.sevcnth pre-
cinct who said to have beaten ki,ked prisoner
named George .nnon. Tho evidence showed that the
officer was innocent Of the charge, It being clearly
proved that Wednesday last tho officer found tho
deceased lying in gutter drunk but sensible He mt
once procured aid and washed Cannon Sergeant Fanni
aud several citizens bore testimony the very hu.
name way IN which tho deceased was treated by the
officer who exhibited no symptoms OF illness until
moro than twenty -ionr hours after his arrest
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Burts & al Frank ct al va Evcrs Motions grantee.
Flood va Gushing; waltcrmire Va Peck; Lester w
Wolic.-Noions denied.
Nanderpoel VS.. White Settled
Alexander va Fowler Ct a.-Donicd.
kocher w. Schwartz CT al.--Denicd without costs.
Meyer va Jacobc; Valentine Juch ct al; The Re-
public Fire Insurance Company Va Burling, 6c
Conklin va Scastcdt; The Citizens Savings Bank W
Life Insurance. Company Va Gayson;. sloane Va
Sloane; Trip w. Tripp; lawrence Va Organ o. ~
SULLIVAN Va Eliin; Moody Va Anderson rbe Emgrani
Insurance Savings Bank Va McGovern Of al Tho
Greenwich Bank Va De Groot; Dornctt et al ~ Calf
we'll; Burr vs.. NacMullen; harrington Portinaton.-
Granted.
SUPERIOR counT-spEcIAL TEEN.
BY Judge Spclr.
In the matter OF Ahlborn. Order settled
Cert vs.. Hoe OF al-0rdercd on special calendar Tor
first Monday OF Juns
Reutnger, &c., VI. John.--Ordor denying motion for
receiver and staying proceedings
Boyer Of n- vi. Kostcr Ct nj bond approved.
Broomann VS.. Osborn CT al --Rcicrcncc ordered.
The Health Department Of tho City Of New York W.
Tho Police Department. OF the City OF Nov York.-or-
der Of Injunction.
o'Brcn, &c vs. Tho Commercial Fire Insurance
Company Same Same. Commissions ordered.
Arthur Walker va Catharine walkcr.-J Judgment OF
divorce In favor OF plaintiff
Ford VI. stephens; UhIman vs.. Schuster; Hartung
W. Heib"r ct nj Hale vs. The Omaha National Bank;
Wedding vs. Bailcy.-Orders granted
COMMON PLEAs--spEcIAL TERN.
By Judge J. +. Daily.
In the matter Of the petition Of tho managers OF tho
Society for the Reformation OF Juvenile Dciinquents
IN the City OF New York.-Thc prisoner should DO
brought Into court and tho examination OF tho Wit
ncsscs against him had, in his presence, before
order Is made Tor transferring him from tho Institution
Tor tho Reformation OF Juvenile Deiinqucnts 10 the
Pcnitcntiary
MARINE coURr-cHAxBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Thurbcr vs.-Ccrdcmaii-Sherin's bill taxed $l4 06.
Black w. Black.-Rcierrcd. SEQ papers
Contaut ~. FLETCHER; smith vs.. Chadwicks. -Opin-
ions 0cd
Cubcrt Va Carroll; McMcnomy Va. Tho Mayor. &o--
See papers.
Hobcrt vs. Notwithstanding approved.
Cock Martn.-Urccr rcscttled
Werner piatt-Motion to vacato order or arrest
denied.
Downing vs.. Tripn-Third person ordered 10 pay to
plantif 1882 As
Lewis vs.. Ripicy.-Judsment for plaintiff on demur-
rcrs with costs
Rhodes Mackcy- Commission ordered
Gildcrsleevo VS.. Dixon-Motion granted unless de-
PENDANT srbmits TO an examination.
stern va. Estcrly; Conn W. Simon; Michel
Marudo; Morrow VS. Oppenhcm; Hopkins Ncol;
Parscnas VS.. Lord. Motions granted.
CIarin Va DeIaney.-Charics n. Hall appointed
Goodwin va Cobb.-Thomas ). Mexico appointed ro-
ccivcr
Glelsten vs.. Burkc.-Motion denied.
LOWS w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor Judgment granted
two nctionsl
Osborn Matcos --Dismissed.
Herrck va LaiIan. III Undertaking approved.
Budd Va Grccn.-Motion granted.
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SurRExx CoURr-C mAxnERs-Hel by Judge Law
rcncc-Nos. 8, 81, %, rs Is, 10. 40 So, o. o. 100,
lOl, 1902 1904 l05 III III. l25. 1850, 142 lls, ISL.
lSs ies 49, ISL 100 FL IA 2is 224 rs, 2ss ESQ.,
SupnKxs CouRT--GxxxRAI TxRM-Hcld by Judges
Davis Brady and Daniels Nos 10l 70, 100, Ito, l26,
81 So ~ 90 lo2, l27, 49, q, 49, o. u, %. o.,
sursxxE couKr-srxcIAI TExx-Hcld BY Judge
iaorSos 81 rs ia 800 81, aos scs 81. 40 SIS
$50 1884, 49, 200, 1872 a6l, 40. AL, sl4. sl5 36e.
surRnxE counr--cRcUI1--rart l-hed by Judge
49, 1880 174l 1873. 2s61. 2770. 1852 1855, 1867
357 1885, 1892 1877 1887 1884, 1882 1l77, l245 1884,
1888 $50 1855, $50 1885, 1875 iii u.s. 1857
1877, l140,s. 1905 1920 l747, lss6, 1917, 675
17oa Parta-Hcld by Judge Barre,t-cass ONO.
Dykman 24s9, S6s, $685. 625, 1ls5ls, 1921 III,
Ill. GIL 1909. 1891 67Sk. 1921, sO7js. s23,s so7.
1911, 2S0l. 3023, 25SS.
surEniok Counr-GgxRRAL TERx.-Adjourncd sine
die
SUPERIOR CouRr--spEcIAL rrRx--on account Of Tho
illness Of Chief Justice Mcneil tho calendar will not be
called until Thursday, May Is. 1870
SUPERIOR couKT-TRIAL TKRN--Part Held by
rs. SoI 1851. iioa' HOS. ioas 1olS. 1889. 1854
100 iii, liz, lbs, ia iisS iias' iisS IFS
by Judge saniord.--Nos 297 1879. 1906. TAI, g19,
1854 72o. 7.5, s3s. 1000 s64 7l2 1857, li3s, 1850
COMMON rLEAs--GExERAL TERH--Adjourncd until Tho
first Monday OF june 1884, for the purpose o: render
SoMxos PLrAs--EourY Txnx-rIcd by Judge j. r.
Day.--Nos. o, 10, 5, D. -. 4. %. 81
sCoxxox PLxAs--rRiAL TERx--Part l-Hcld by Judge
Van Hocscn. 9JGis, $780, Ills, 955 05G, Gej,
1884, 1850 ISL 1914 2ll2 3l15 1887 1925 1871 1857
4ol s. 1895 1903 'od 1904 1894 1885, 1I44 1888, 1867
Part a.-HcId by Judge Van BrunL-Nos. 1873. 1853,
2l07 1885, 1924. 1y3s 1874 lg45, 19l0 U.s. 1856 1865
1881 1881 2u34. a035, 2o55 2o5s, 2056. 1894 1885,
1885, 1870 POSI-, 72s I'LL. .sjl 1855 1874 !o7 2420
2l0S, 1872 1904, a62o, aJ2l. 2445, a0gl.
MAE;SE CorRr-TRiAL rEgx-part 1-STcla by Judge
Shcridan-Sos. 1850. $3.50 1895 3o3d 42le 1904, 446
41sl, 4ois, 4o34. l54 4loo 1892 Toss 1868. Part p
1851 1854 $751; 1905 dl19 4.67 0ssl 1850 1881 $780,
25l4 1901 4l AGO. 1875, All. 425. 1851, 34s2, S749
Part 3--Hcd by Judge Alker Nos. $780, 70I5. 6955
4477, 1880, 1881 59U3 6s15 876l, C9j6
CORR or GENERAL skSsoSs-iicId by Judge Suthcr-
land.-Thc People VI. Michael Clancy, grand larceny
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