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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-02
SHERIFF. SALE.
Josiah Keim ct al VS. Monroe siberling ct al.

Nv virtue of a 5th order to sell Issued from the
couTt Of common pleas nr .,tark county, 0hio;and
to me directed. will offer for sale at public out
cry al tie door Of the court house in the city OF
Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-02

3 TrLDEN will beelected, The solid South
have 1873 electoral votes and then he Will
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-02

DlSIKlCl EDEIlONS
1District-WILLIAM T. FORREST.
GUSTAV BRUEHL.
a q" PETER MURPHY.
JAMES FULTON.
: CALVIN S. BRICE.
6 IOHN M. HAAG,
Joseph W. SH mn.
8 JAMES TAYLOR.
O {" FRENCH H.THORNHlLL
10 &" DANIEL w. CASS.
n a.. WELLS A. HUTCHlNS.
u " Joseph DOWDALL.
"a GILBERT H. BARGAR.
IA ROBERT McKELLY.
Is 8" IOHN SCHRElNER.
I6 CHARLES n ALLEN.
~ " NOAH METZ.
I8 a" DAVID D.MILLER.
10 \" DE WITT C.. TlLDEN.
90 RUFUS P. SPAULDlNG.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-02
STATEMENT OF DUPLICATE OF 1875

prohota Iudge faas-Tndex Sc b3 80
AoH"'0 W 'ONeo -RIrths and deaths, 408 81
q e Insane cases, ...,,., 22l 95
{. &. --Crininal cases., 408 Al
&c g Annointiny soil Ex m 9 0O'
coo, for court House and iail e,.,...,,,,. 0e6 Is
GItn,for Sommissioners, Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Sec, of Board Assessors, P, f. W. q G, X. W
subponas served in other cOunties,.,.. ~ ~
Clerks fees in criminal cases.."..".".." bS3 20
in serving subpenas;.:.: "a 10
Aud, sal drn by J. Il, Barna6y VIZ s Il; =
=" " ]. P. SolrbecE S2,96 90 , ,-
Q Railroad d Bird Equal 4g6I q
S. Meyer, pros and defending pris nera 649 ~
Clothing, boots and shoes, &C. for pris.. SS5 o9
Jury fees, grand and petit ...."......" 9SS4 %
Boarding and washing for prisoners...' SaSS o9 o.
herlftS - ~
Stationery and books.."".".."..""""'' 4oo oO
- A-z
Total exueraitures k7 B66 O5
Total receipts",."". '''''''''"" o9o1S 10
Sept LIST, 1876, total amt overpaid."". S0Ol6 "
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF
BRIDGE FUND. V.'' .-r y.
RECELPTS.
S76,77YlS

CoMMIssl oNERs' oFPICE,
Stark County, Ohio.
Canton, o.. Sept. 9Th, 1851
We certify that the foregoing is a correct exh1b-
II Of or offciaI transactions for the year ending
September lst, 1875, showing the condition OF the
finances Of the County in the several funds. the
receipts and expe ditures nave Oeen oruereo pun
i''N'N - JOHN PooRMAN, Commissioners
1llW LEONAKD RABER, Of y O.
JOSHUA WOOD. Stark. County.
Attest; J. P, SoURREcK, Auditor. .'f-.f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-02

This will make total Of 2l2, where
1876 are necessary to elect,
H-o .f..
tsn'
1i,af4 l.Ttr.q.L c-eilg5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17

Ravens and others It is an action the foreclosure
or mortgage house and lot IN kass Eie htienin
street for $4,000. made by Mr. J. b. Davis. Havens
claims that he decided the property 70 DAVIS
After taking considerable amount Of proof including
the testimony Of the official who took the acknowedg
ment and Of number OF persons present ~ the time,
Judge Joachmsen and Mr. Guggenhemer appeared Tor
the plaintiff Messrs A. d b. Levy for the defend
ant.
Corporation Counsel Whitney appeared in Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday, before Judge Donohue,
on behalf OF the city, to adjournment OF the
matter OF appointing commissioners assess the value
Of what Is known tho Parade Ground The motion
was opposed the ground that the properly had been
practically condemned by filing the map because u
could be improved and il was further claimed thai
the Court had the power compel the proceedings 70
60 o. The Court adjourned the matter 10 August III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.

While Detective Handy, OF the Sixth precinct, was
passing through Mulberry street about eight O'Clock
yesterday morning he heard cries Of pain proceeding
from the hallway Of the house No 70 OF that street.
and entering It found boy named James Dugau,
aged thirteen years, wholly nude with his back and
legs completely covered with stripes and bruises and
bleeding proiusey. Tho detective took the boy his
residence in the house OF No 70 Mulberry street,
where the lad informed him that his father, John
Dugan. a fruit pcdler had beaten him brutay with
cowhidc II appeared from the statement Of the lad
that his father had repeatedly beaten HIM In the
manner and that on awaking out OF drunken stupor
yesterday morning be charged the boy with having
taken tairtyfve cents IRON his pocket, and beat him
In the brutal manner already described. Mr. Jenkins
chief agent OF tho Society Prevention Of Cruelty
TO Children appeared at the Tombs Police Court to
prosecute the case yesterday Dugan, who offered no
Defence was held In default Of $500 bail for trial.
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morning arrested Mary Kc.assy, IN old shophter Tor
stealing thirteen pairs OF stockings from the store Of
Henry Miller, No. 1855 Spring street. She was held for
trial by Justice DUFFY At the Washington Place Police
Court
Charles Daniels, OF No. $50 South Fifth avenue,
noted burglar, who has already served two terms In
the state Prison. arrested by 0cer Lesrs OF the
Fifteenth precinct while lettering around the stoop OF
H. T. Muers residence. No II West Eleventh street,
with three ockpicks four skeleton keys and pocket
jimmy In his possession.
Al the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon
James Butler, aged sixteen OF No 400 Second avenue,
and John Watzinger, aged fifteen, OF No b2S Second
avenue were held for stealing hecn pairs OF pigeons
Bumsted. Of the Nineteenth precinct at No. Clinton
street. on Wednesday evening
Morris NJ Cohen, resident of Boston, was arrested
by Detective Reilly OF the Central Oicc tor receiving
$500 worth Of goods from Melton Chamberlain, OF Ire
mont street. Boston, I'VE weeks ago. On being ar
ragned before Justice Wandell the Tombs, he was
surrendered into the custody OF Sergeant Weir Of the
Boston police, taken Boston for trial.
Al the Washington Place Police Court yesterday a
notorious rough, named William Fitzpatrick was hold
for trial for assauitiDg officer Andrew Wayne Of tho
Fifteenth precnct.
william Leith. Of No. 5S3 Pacific street, Brooklyn.
Onlce, for completely the Veltman forgery, was
arragned before Justice Wande at the Tombs yestcr
day, and remandcd for examination until ednesday
next
At the Essex Market Court yesterday William Nc
Gehan was held for abusing and turning his daughter
Nellie out into the street eleven O'Clock ~ night she
being under tho age OF sixteen years
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f,ENRY WARD BEECHER.

1t is very rarely that the great pastor Of Plymouth
church his appearance outside the City
of Churches In supreme Court Circuit held by Judge
Westbrook, he put in appearance, however yestcr-
day, the occasion being his compulsory resistance or
SUIT brought by solomon S. Skinner, dentist to re-
payment for two of false teeth alleged
been furnished by the plaintiff 10 Mrs Henry Ward
Beecher ana set to DIR. Lyman Beecher, some
twenty-five years ago. Mrs Beecher also
present in court Ex-Judge Busted appeared Tor
Mr. SKINNER and Mr.. John 5. Hill for Mr. Beecher
Judge Busted made OF his characteristic openings
which kept the court used and then called
Henry Ward Beechcr was then called by Judge
Bustced He lifted the right hand, indicating that he
would DC sworn as he was on tho scandal tria. He
very cool and good humored, anu got up several
good laughs while the counsel spoke the top his
voice. gesticulaed and liked terrible looks upon the
witness
O How long ago was IL since Mrs Beecher had no
teeth? A. couldn't locate 1T but know that very
early she was obliged to rely on an auxiliary set
O How many false sets had shes A. l don't know;
never counted them-tlaughter); don't know what
they were made Of
o. they might be lead or TURF A. They might for
all l know-aughtcr)-I did not pay skinner that l
know Of; know Of nothing about teeth Tor father,
except SINNERS demand; don't know what said 10
hun; got rid Of him US quick as could because he
ives drunk. tLaughter)
q. Oh You say he drunks A. He had all tho
appearance Of II.
d tFuriousy)- oh, he had the appearanccs Now,
was he drunk. or was II only the appearanccs A.
without a smol-Well II was in thai state | should
have been drunk. lRcars OF aughter.)
q. Were you ever in that statcy A. Never
Y Did you ever expect TO be hercy Mr.: Hill OBJ
jected and Judge Busteed stock IL all back
Judge Westbrook promptly dismissed the case. as,
the Plaintiffs own showing, tho goods fur
Il was amusing while tho counsel was reading de-
nunciations Of statute OF limitation defcnces to
tue coolly occupied reading n book, and mp
parcnty, taking no notice OF all The terrible things
shouted into his ear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
DELLA M'DERMOTT.

superintendent Walling yesterday received the fol-
lowing letter from the Postmaster OF Clinton, Mass.
in relation TO Della McDermntt, the girl who
ported having been abducted, but who, IT subse-
queny TRANSFERRED was sent TO nunncry by Catholic
priest
Posr OFFICE, CLINTON. Masa. June H. 1876
To tho SUPERINTENDENT Of PoLIcE:-
SiR-Aiter investigating the matter further find the
bean referred to in letter to McDermott the
wanted, but know the ono in question. He went
he came TO me and wanted should send his mail
to Hollis N. H.. where his vile was. and further
said he going tothe Centennial that morning have
not him since understand the girl not treated
WE'LL II the truthwAs known Hoyt Beam
rascal In regard 70 Rev Father Patterson and what he
about shall refer the editor Of the Clinton
(oaaM w. ParkhurSt who has had several interviews
with him about IT, and says wish he will give
what Mr.. Patterson about It, He up he
Della away. Worry truly yours, G. W. DINsMOkE, r. NJ
T. SThe whole thing will be ventilated in the
this week. and will send copy Mrs. McDermott the
mother Of the girl informed and the matter s be fur
Their Investigated
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

The following circular has been issued BY the Cen
tennial Celebration Committee
At meeting of the New York Centennial Celebration
Committee, held The 10th inst at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel tho following resolution adopted
Resolved That the Finance Committee be requested
the general public through the cordial
invitation to aid by voluntary subscriptions In deAyng the
OF this grand centennial and that the
of the contributors together with those already
ceved be published In the daily from time to time
received
In pursuance Of the above resolution, earnestly
solicit subscriptions from all those citizens who may
desire to aid in carrying out the programme for the
grand centennial celebration adopted by the com.
mttec be held tho evening of the Sd and day Of
the Fourth OF July. All contributions may be sent "a
Henry Havcmeycr, No IS Wall street or No. Is West
Seventeenth street, New York.
RUSH c. HAWKINS. Chairman.
JOHN B. PANNES, Secretary.
ThURLOW WEED,
Chairman OF Committee on Ode,
Grafton and Invitations
ALEXANDER SHALER,
Chairman OF Committee Process
sions Nominations Decorations
aud Police
HENRY HAvEMEYER,
Chairman OF Committee on Finance.
PAUL. GOEPEl.
Chairman Of Committee on Music
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
ANOTHER swINDLE.

OfBccr McMahon, OF the Nineteenth sub precinct,
acting a warrant yesterday arrested Paul K Der.
nard OF No. $50 Second avenue, reputcd sneak thief
on charge OF swinding II 10 alleged that Bernard
Inserted In provincial papers tho following advertise
ment:-
wANTED-A family 10 adopt little boy who Possesses
yearly income OF $780, half o.! which will be paid
his parents Enclose references and any
for photograph to r. H. BERNARD No s56sixth avenue
On being arraiRned before Judge Duffy Yesterday
afternoon he rcnandcd await the production oi
additional evidence against him
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THE RIVERS DEAD.

The body Of an unknown man was found floating In
the East River yesterday morning at the loot Of
Nncty-third street, and was sent TO the Morgue 10
await Identification Deceased was about thirfy-sIx
years old, with dark hair, mustache and chin whs-
kcrs. ana was dressed In light overalls AMI brown
striped wooIien jacket Coroner Crokor Will hold ~
inquest
The body OF drowned found IN the river
at The foot OF Smith street. brooklyn. yesterday De-
ceased had flannel and linen coat, two pairs Of
pants linen and plaid, black vest white shirt and
no shoes He I'VE feet seven inches IN height and
was about nfy- nvc years OF ago
Al the loot OF Wolco street found the BODY OF
about thirty I'VE years OF age, dressed IN black
sun, plaid wooiicn shirt and laced shoea- The re-
mains were removed the Norgus fes ideatincataon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
CAR ACCIDENT IN HoBoKEN.

Yesterday afternoon j. Dillman, driver in the EN-
ploy Of the North Hudson County Railroad, had an
almost miraculous escape from sudden DEATH Dil-
man driving through Washington street.
Hobokcn, when the horses became unmanageabIe, and
the animals kicked the pin Of its place. which
separated them from the The driver preclpi-
aled head foremost the dashboard and fell heavily
tne pavement In falling. however, ho retained
hold Of the reIns and dragged considerable dis
One OF the passengers had the presence Of mind
to apply tho brake and thus stopped the car winch
might otherwise have crushed the unfortunate driver
Dllman severely injured about she head and body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Comptroller Green has approved tho surctes OF Denis
Dowd. for paving Bogars from West street to
Thirteenth avenue John p Lonihan, paving Fifty
first street from Twelfth avenue the bulkhead nc
and 1l2th street from Third avenue Harlem River;
Edward Bradburne. paving 1l9lh street IRON Thiri
Fourth avenue; Patrick Mulhoand, paving Seventy
mn street from First to Second avenue and Abraham
Dowdncy, grading, &c. 10lst street between Bouie
pcndituro OF about s2y 5S4 %, and will give employ
mcnt 10 number OF laborers
Comptroller Green yesterday deposited with the
Chamberlain So 600 account Of the College Of the
City Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
BATTELL's GOOD LUCK.

Thomas Batssll the convicted murderer who was
sentenced to imprisonment for life THURSDAY Tor the
killing OF Mrs. Mary Hammar, removed from tho
Tombs TO State Prison yesterday by deputy Sherirs
Coughlin and Daily As he Was lesving his cell he SAID
to n HKRALD reporter, 'swhat . lucky man am. I
never expected ~ leave this prison alive" His vito
and number OF friends called him previous to his
leaving Tombs when he cried bitterly II is under
stood thai efforts will be made BY mis- relatives pro-
euro tho revocation of his sentence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
BRUTAL ASSAULT UPON ITALIANS

Al early hour yesterday two Italian ragpickers,
named Felix AKRON and Miguel Bicnaerman, residing
in Adams street, Brooklyn, while pursuing their
cation were assaulted and brutally beaten by gang
OF rufIians known as the ''Fourth Ward Gangn tho
prisoners arraigned before Justice Wash gave
their names as William brennan, aged thrty-six years
John Mclaughlin aged twenty five years; Joseph
Wolf and James Brennan, aged twenty eight yeara
Bengermans injuries of nature that rendered
his attendance impossible yesterday and the prisoners
were committed to await examination.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Washington Place Court yesterday, before
Justice Duffy, Michael Gleason OF No 50 ves,ry street,
and William Connors, OF Csrmine street, held Tor
examination In attempting TO sell iady's gold watch,
evidently stolen, found In their possession by De-
tcctivcs kennedy and Mcconnell, Of Central 0nice
Dcsvslvs Murphy, Of the Eighth precncs, yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. June 10, 1916
No. 2os Smith VS. Shalty.-Areament resumed and
concluded
No LAT. Wallace vs. The Mayor, &c, OF New York
Submitted for appellant argued by Z. II. Robinson Tor
respondent
Traphagcn Buck. Argued by S. Hand for appel
lait aud by Charles Matthews for respondent Case
still on.
Adjourned
CALENDAR
Day calendar for Monday, Juue Ia. lss6-NoA at,
225 "a 2&5, z46. 2I3. 30 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
FITTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth
A SNEAK TEIKT AnREsTlD.

A SNEAK TERRY ARRESTED
George n. Ash who said he was an auctionecr was
committed for trial a charge OF stealing coat,
$40 from the hallway OF Mr.. Theodore Hustcd's
residence, No 80 West Fity-sixth street. He had
gray rockcoat under his when arrested which 10
also supposed TO have been stolen.
A CONSCIENTIOUS PROSECUTOR
Joseph MarsAl, a baker, employed by Sorea Cohen,
Of No l. o. Th,rd avenue, charged with tho en-
pczzement u g. 10 appeared that the accused has his
snd hw - passage to Germany paid and that
they esse to-day. he committed but he
Will b. the aFst prisoner arragned the Special Sos
sions TO day. The complainant wanted trial post
ponod until week because she did wish to
late her sabbath 81 appearing court to-day. Marsa
had been soldier IN Germany and his intention to
turn WAS or the purpose OF reporting himself TO hts
government The military law Of his native land
quircs. Toe Court ict inclined 10 deal cnienty with
him, but the compainant insisted his being pun
shcd aud he accordingly committed
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RECEPTION TO MR.. ROACH.

The Associated Pioneers Of the Territorial days OF
California give reception on Monday evening, June
l9 A. the Sturtevant House. to Philip A. Roach, Of
San Francisco, his first visit to the Atlantic
since the spring OF lS4y Mr. Roach Is the California
Chinese Commissioner, whose trenchant views the
Chinese question lately publisned In the HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
CUsTOM HOUSE NOTES.

Mr. Van 2andt. BROTHER u the Lieutenant Governor
OF Rhode Island, has been rcappoinci the office OF
Customs Inspector, and has taken the oath OF office
A dencisncy vi tl5D has occurred in the cashiers
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
GENERAL SESS1ONS-PAKT IL
Before Judge Glldcrslccye

THE FATE or 4 BURGLAR
Jacob Shocnholz arraigncd the charge OF hav-
ing burgariously entered the premises Of Harris Phil
bps tailor Of No lo7 Hester street, the morning or
May 4, and stolen gold watch and chain and guam
tity Of clothing II was clearly established that tho
prisoner belonged to gang OF thieves, and tho jury
having found hum guilty, he was sentenced 90 ten
years. imprisonment IN the State Prison.
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
James Brady, who gave his residence No 40
East Forlieh street, pleaded guilty to the charge Of
having received stolen goods, and was sent TO tho
State Prison for two years
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a ROMANCE OF THE SEA.

novel case, involving the characters Of a cap
tain and young girl, camo up before United States
Commissioner Osborn yesterday for adjudication. From
the testimony taken in tho appears that Frank
Gcardis, steward OF the American brig Wunburn Of
which Joseph Spencer Is captain took ON board tho
vessel while lying in tho port OF Liverpool young
girl named Harriet Niles, whom he introduced as his
wife, tho captain asserting condition that tho stew.
ard should pay Harrics passage and board this port
for which tho vessel sailed the ed OF March last
The parties WERE in act not married. although 1t was
arranged that the ceremony should be performed on
their arrival here Tho prc-nuptia honeymoon
did not continue long. Harriet becoming tired
OF her protector, the steward, and Transferring her
allegiance 10 the captain. The vessel arrived At
Aatanzas, Cuba after voyage Of thirty eight days.
when Miss Miles lett the galley Tor the cabin, which
she continued TO occupy I'LL the arrival OF tho vessel
this port During this time Harriet WAS boss lore
and ait AS one OF the sailors phrased IT. and pcreu,
tvrily secuted all the stewards advances and pledges
oil niatrmony which ho vowed with frequent protcsta
tons 10 Ial whenever they should In port Tho
climax which brought the INTO court reached
when, tue being paid on IN the port lew days
ago the captain rendered Gcards his wages
the girls passage and board money and about SO
Tor fancy comb, belt. PAIR oil gloves,
parasol and vel, which the captain himself
had presented TO her This unexpected treatment in.
famed the passion Of the steward looking upon 1t as
adding injury TO insult anu he Indignantly refused to
bis wages with any such deductions. He there
upon broughl tho case before tho Commissioner. Mr..
Geardis Tor taking woman board the under
false representations As this all tho relief that
present tseards could obtain he LETT tho court II not
wiser, o saddcr man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17
ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON June 16, 1870
In the Conrt Of Commissioners OF Alabama Claims,
yesterday, judgments rendered In the following
cases for loss Of objects and wages by the de-
siruclon Of various vessels:-
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Recorder Hackett


JIMMY THE KID" CONVICTED.
John Anderson, better known TO the police as SKINNY
tho Kid" who was charged with stealing watch and
chain from Mr. George W. Mantell while he was riding
Third tho night Of the 9th OF April
last was yesterday convicted OF the crime The COM
painant smoking the and the prisoner ask ed
for light low minutes later Anderson others lett
the and Manell missed his property. The prisoner
subsequently, arrested on another charge He was
taken Police Headquarters where he wns identified
by the complainant Tho jury found him guilty and
the Recorder sontenced him 10 ten years imprson-
meut tho State Prison.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Frances Gardner, colored, pleaded guilty 10 the
charge OF having stolen quantity of jcwelry, valued
$3.50, from.hcr mistress Mira. Martha Anesdal. No
90 West Twensythird street, the Goth oil March last
Tho prisoner tho State Prison for four years
Mary Brown and Maria Smith were jointly indicted
for larceny and pleaded guilty. They sentenced
to year each In the State Prison.
John Sullivan pleaded guilty TO the charge OF having
stolen 500 cigars ON Stewards storc IN John street,
the 10th OF June, and sentenced to two years
the state Prison.
William DAVIS, alias William Dcrrigan, who gave hts
address No. ~ East Sixty sixth charec ed
with stealing silver watch from Adoiph u. Burgess,
OF East New York, on tho 9TH inst whilc riding
Third avenue car. Ho pleaded guilty. and SEN
tencod TO flvc years 10 the State Prison
Thomas Dandrcan pleaded guilty TO grand larosny.
Two years in tho State Prison.