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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13

A LITTLE erookedness has been dis
covered in the Carson Post Office.
Edgar Pierce, one of the clerks, has
been arrested, on a charge of stealing
money from letters. The business
men of Carson have suspected for some
time that there was something wrong
in the Post Office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13

ket value. The telegraph reports a
Senate amendment to the bill, making
silver dollars legal tender to the
amount of $50. The passage of the
bill is the first step toward resumption,
and is certainly long stride in that
dir ection
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13

ALBANY, New York, has elected a
Democratic Mayor by LOGO majority.
Jersey City, which went Republican
last year, also elects n Democratic
Mayor by 500 majority. These straws
indicate which way the wind blows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13

100, 900 barrels of oil are said to be on
fire.
Northern Pacific Railroad.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1876
In the House Committee on Rail-
roads this morning, the bill for aid to
the Northern Pacific was argued favor
ably by Mr.. Cass, of Pittsburg, Sena-
tor Kelley, of Oregon, and Senator
Wade. The committee will hear other
arguments before making up their re-
port.
Opposition to tho Sinking Fund
Bill.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany made an argument before the
House Judiciary Committee this morn
ing in opposition to Mr.. Lawrence's
bill, requiring them to create sinking
fund in order that the debt to the
government may be secured.
state Troops Called Out.
DETROIT, April -, 1876.
Governor Bagley received message
to-day from the Secretary of War, di-
rectipg him to hold two regiments OF
State troops in readiness to move at a
moments notice. As yet the cause of
the order is unknown, but it is sup.
posed to have reference to Mexican dis.
turbances.
Remains Of A. II. Steyvart-Pre-
pairing for the Funeral.
The body of the late A. 7. Stewart
rests in an ice casket at his residence
His features are very life-liks. Mrs
Stewart is seriously i'll, and unable tc
leave her room. There will be nj
services at the house to morrow. Fifty
carriages have been ordered to convey
friends from the house to the church
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13

Nearly oil uptown florists are busy to-
day preparing offerings for the funeral.
There will be hundreds of private
offerings, and the floral display will
probably be the largest and most ex-
pensive ever known here.
The will OF Stewart was drawn mp by
Mr.. Butler, husband of MIR. Stewart
sister, Is years ago, and he has ever
since been adding codicils to 1t. 1t
has been decided to have the will read
on Saturday, and have it admitted to
probate.
Trenor Park Explains.
In the foreign Affairs Committee MIR.
Park was cross-examined by MIR.
Hewitt. Mr.. Park said his motive in
interesting s1chenek in the Emma mine,
was not because Schenck was an Amer
lean Minister, but because he was an
honest man. He knew Schenck s name
would strengthen the enterprise, and
he always acted toward him as if he
had not been an American Minister.
When Schenck was spoken to about be
coming a director, he hesitated because
he thought it might be improper as he
was an American Minister. Witness
could not see any improperly in it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13
PURE MILK

DEGULAR CUSTOMERS WILL Bh
hsupplieo With milk at reduced prices ~
the Winnemucca Dairy. =,
Milk by the gallon 35 cents; In less quaint
ties ~ y cents per quart -
Proprietor
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-13
ELE r a p HlC

BY Atlantic and Pacific Line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs.-Held by Judge -
Court opens thrcc o'clock r. Mos. s. So IS, "a,
So 81 100 ia l26. 1888, 14o IA, 47 lao, 1855 log,
2l 2le 20. ESQ., 300 200 2e2, 2O4 20o a7s PSI, 2S2
2S3, 2S4. 2S5.
srrRxxx CoURr-GExxRAL TERx-Held bv Judges
49, los, rs 81 81 40 49, o. lo2 i27, ils is4x. l5a,
22S, II, rs. 81, lot.
SUPREME CouRr-sPEcIAL Trnn-Held by Judge
Larrcmore Case on-No. "a No day calendar.
SUPREME CouRr-cIRcufr-fau l-hed by Judge
Donohue.-Short causes-Nos 2679, 1904, 1882, 1869.
1897 lass l4S9 1899, 2703 2959 o96 zoos 1907 29s7
$500. 1898, 297a Part Held by Judge Barrett
Short causes-Nos 1854, 2772 1856, 1872, 1920, l69o
253s, 1000, 27ss 2S22 2eo6 3006, 1868. 272s 15o4s
1926 26l0 2SS 1900 1882 oslo, 1904 1885, 1882 295S
3o24 Part 3-Iicld by Judge Dykman.-Short causcs-
27e5, 227s, aS7S 2sss 27so 2a5s, iSis,s, 2si7 80
SUPERIOR CouRr-GxSERAL TERn--Adiourncd sine
die.
SUPERIOR CouRr-spHc,AL rHRx-No day calendar
SUPERIOR CouRr-rRiAL TERx-Part Held by
Judge Curtis.-Nos lol7 lois. 1920 1882 2O46, us,
2l0L, 1l0s 1916. lll3, 1870, ll3a 1905 1914 Ills.
ll73, MA l175 lI76, III, li7s ll79 1850, 1881,
1883, 1lS4 1855. 1856, 1857 ilSS. Part Held by
Judge Sanford Nos. 1878, TAI, plo, 1924 TO. 7'6,
1905. 74o lbs, ll5e. 100 ll6l, ll62, ll6s 1865
Daiy-Nos. 8, "a, 4. rs, u. -
COMMON PLEAs-rRAL TERx-ParS HELD by Judge
Van Hosscn-Sos; sssh, 1850. MS ssS, $50 900
1867, 7o6 22sl 2l2o 2l2I 2123 2l27 2i2s 2l29 $780,
2l31, 2l32. 2l34. 1885, Part Held by Judge Van
BrunL-Short causes--Nos 1905 2205, 1887, 23s7,s
242l $685. 1885, 1865 24s3 24s2 1885, 240S 2369 249l
MARINE uouRr-TRIAL TERx-Part 1-Hclo by Judge
shcridan.-N $780, 1895, 42lo, 44d 4o34 4164 1905
1914, 4i9o, 4l75 4l76 4i77 42l4 1885, 42s6. Part p
$3.50, 1852, 4o9 4ll 42ll $751; s4s2 a749 423s 4la5
4o04 42s3, 1881 TIA, 1880. 262A Part S-Adjourned
for the term.
land.-The People vs.. Charles Williamson, forgery
(continucdL
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY MAY 49, l87e-TRIPLE SHEET

no got my owe he started 10 run: chased him Tor
about bali \ block when met officer who tried 70
onicer after him.
= You were watching for something OF that sort :.
A. As soon as saw them-the boys-l was; thouglt
would see how II was done, a. II was only little
money.
On the crosscxaminaton Mr. Hastings said
v pld not you say you wanted 10 SEQ how II was
done, and you would look up and give thcm-the
boys--a chanceY A. Yes SIR.
In his letter also, Mr. Hastings took occasion hint
that young Hines nothing more nor less than
professional thief On the contrary IL appears beyond
question OF doubt that the lad has borne good
character, and has mainly contributed the support
Of his mother who lives at NO l53 Washington street.
Aessrs. Kaufman and Grasmcs attest his worthncss,
and c. H. Fitch Co., OF Worcester, Mass. reply TO
Miss lmogene Bradford's inquiry conforming the lad
say. under date OF May IL, with regard to Thomas
Hines we say that he worked for us for year
more, siding boots and far know behaved him
self we'll The lady with whom he boarded spoke very
well Of him.
strong effort win be made 10 restore the boy
liberty and usefulness.
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THE BOY HINES.

WHETHER Or NOT He WAS TEMPTED TO
STEAL THE MoNEY-MR- FRANK 8. HAST
INGs' OWN EVIDENCE.
Thomas Hines, newsboy, was, II will DO rcmcm-
bored, sentenced few weeks ago to years impris
onment for having stolen from Of tho outside peck
cts Of Mr. Frank s. Hastings ton cen, stamp In tho
report OF the published IN tho HERALD IL was
stated that the newsboys who chased for tho
THEFT had boon tempted steal tho stamp BY Mr. Frank
S. Hastings action. The general circumstances OF
the case and tho relative severity OF tho sentence as
well the great misfortune the boy HIMSELF have,
since his conviction been matters Of everyday talk
among considerable number OF people, Mr. Frank s.
Hastings in letter published by the HERALD denied
the accuracy OF the report Of the case. assertng:
Fira-That he did not tempt the boys TO steal tho
money by stopping the sidewalk and pretending
gaze abstracicdly the upper story OF building.
hoping the lads would take advantage OF the opportu
nifty, &C.
Sccond--That the boy was captured by policeman
without his assistance
III order that the accuracy Of tho two above aver
mcnts may be estimated the verbatim stcnographic
port OF MI. Frank Hastngs' evidence Is repro
duccd:-
Mn. HASTINGS EVIDENCE
Extracts from the testimony Of Frank 8. Hastings
from Official stcnogrnpbcr's notcB-
q Toll how u happened Al was walking along
PARK row. above Ann street, In n noriheriy dircction
opposite the new Post Office; saw Two boys one OF
which was the prisoner. cycng my outside pocket,
and looking down, saw that stamp stick
ing out Of ono corner; did not think much Of II,
except noticed they wcro cycling H. aud took good
look at them; Ithcn looked up should think for ABOUT
the space 81 three seconds while the other boy stood
aongsidc they were wnking at each other and point
ing al met alter that tho prisoner walked behind mo-
looked. up about the space Of shrec seconds,
and | looked down again; merely looked
s.raieh. ahead and tho money was gone; turned
suddenly and stopped and l the prisoner turn
illustrating; for Instance, as was standing there
and no was standing there looking At mel - soon ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19
A POSTMASTER ON TRIAL.

In tho United States Circuit Court yesterday before
Judge Benedict, the OF William H. Burchard for.
merly postmaster at Florida Orange county, N. r. was
called up for trial. Tho did not appear, no
being bail. and the trial OF the case proceeded in
his absence. portion Of tho testimony for the gov
eminent put in, when the District Attorney moved
that at this stage tho case DO adjourned until to-
day. Burchard was member OF the arm or
Burchard Wells, doing o general business
in the town Of Florida The charge against him
that he obtained Endorsements OF from vnrous
persons in his vicinity, and when the notes maturcd
and the customary notices deposited in the Post
Once TO be forwarded 10 the indorscrs he held them
back. Alter indictment by tho United States Grand
Jury upon charge OF having frauducntly obtained
Endorsements negotiable notes Burchard abscond-
ed but subsequently arrested at tho house OF
relative New Jersey and admitted 10 bail The DIS
Attorney has tciegraphcd him appear today
50 that the trial may Proceed.
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injunction, which was vacated by the General Term.
steps were taken yesterday 10 have the merits ~ the
controversy settled BY the Court Of Appeals, . de.
The same overruIed by Judge Van Worst
Judge LaYrrmore. holding Supreme Court, SPECIAL
Term, gave decision yesterday in thS SUIT
Gould and another Tor $4,000 on the sale
OF S15oOQ0 gold alleged TO have been made
10 Albert speyers agent Of the defendants "Biack
Friday" demurrer interposed setting up that
had not taken out letters Of administration In this
State, but only IN Pennsylvania Judge Lawrence held
the point vol taken and directed verdict for tho de-
iendunt
John Boz boy twelve years Of age was on tho top
OF ircgrt Of the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company At the Thirteth street depot
In coupling he thrown OIL and falling under
wheel was run over and killed SUIT was brought
against tho railroad company by Christopher Bolz, the
boys father, for $50 damages The case camc 10
trial yesterday before Judge Dyckman, holding SUI
preme Court Circuit. and resulted IN dismissal OF tho
complaint on the ground Of contribuuve negligence.
Mr. W. A. Wolf and Mr. Frank Looms for the defend
ants.
Frank Gonzales, alias Frank Priorer alias Marcia.
recently arrested this city by Constable Parker,
OF Chicago, requison issued by Governor Tilden
for tho apprehension OF Gonzales charge Of lar
ceny, committed IN Cook county, Illinois Edmund
H. Price, counsel for the prisoner, sued out writ Of
habeas corpus behalf OF the prisoner,
which returnabe al the Supreme Court,
Chambers. yesterday before Judge Daniels. before
the prisoner, he having been ncarceraed in Ludlow
Street JAN since the LIST OF May last without any action
having been taken In tho matter Mr.. Price stated 70
the court that Constable Parker who arrested the prs
oncr left the city few days since for Utica and that
he At various times wrote to the prisoners vile 10
settle tho District Attorney Herring, who APP
peared Tor the people, said that he did not propose that
the District Attorneys Office should be used Tor the
purpose OF backmai appears 10 be the by the
actions OF the constable Judge Daniels remarked that
Il looked suspicious and he discharged tho prisoner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19

LIST or January 1878 put in Gculds hands transfer Of
the duplex aud quadrupcx telegraphy tor the alleged
consideration Of ST. and The telegraph line OF The Auto
matte Company. running from New York to Washing
Telegraph Company. being assumed that the bargain
OF 10th December. 1874 would be carried out shortly
afterwnrd ID was managed that the s. 600 600 OF stock
SHOULD be apportoned thus-$3 lS0 COO the Edison
patents and $3.50 900 for the National Telegraph Com
any ana some other parties Mr. Harrington ttrusee)
executed deeds OF the transfer OF the prop
crts 10 Jay Gould and the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company, ana delivered the
same to Gould with written instructions that they
were take effect when the above mentioned consider
alton should be paid, 10 be distributed among the par
ties entitled as per schedule. Harrington beng III
health, and about TO leave tor Europe sold 70 Gould
T. 254 shares. the interest which him
the completion Of the purchase by the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company out OF the 81 500 shares al
$25 per share The then market vauc OF the Atlantic
aud Pacific Telegraph Company stock. Gould also pur
chased other parties their expccsant shares OF
stock at the rate. Soon alter Harrington left
Gould the assignment to himself record, and set
up claim TO hold under that transfer all Edson's tn
ventons In automatic tecgraphy, without paying Edi-
shares stock any part thereof The inventor has
received, the intended sale 10 the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company through Could dollar for
his inventions, thirty or forty In number. With ro
spect Edison's inventions In duplex and quadrupex
tclegraphy. the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
therein Tone third Of the avals the title 10 the whole
being in Harrington trust The Telegraph Company
claim to that title under the dollar deed without
paying the consideration agreed upon before stated
Tho complaint that the bargain for sale
tho Telegraph Company has been entirely abandoned,
that deeds Gould consequently abortive, and
II demands injunction restraining the Telegraph
Company from using the Inventions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

In The suit OF Edward strong against william snrouI
49,. o,,.rs ,,,., h.f,r. rdrs va ,,rn, ~. 80. :.
anu o'ueis H'eu oe'"ic suuso IN Dfuu ho iacts OF
which have been published, verdict rendered
Yesterday for gao s23 for the plaintif
:, -, 49,. 60. ,.,..- ,. 49,
IN 'hc A"i'ne Sou'- o'ioie suaso ncAoam' mary
Bold yesterday recovered judgment against Catharinc
Uurhes and william lIucncs for 400 for siapacr IN.
.sS.~ ~, ~ ..'.r- !.
ue.enaa"'] "'u no' aPpr', ~ 'ne a'''on'
In the suit OF John W. Crovell against the
:, 49, !, :, ~ ..'-. : !, 49,. 4. rs
van bruht IN inc Court OF common rieas 70 rccovd
promissory notes, verdict was yesterday rendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19
TO1IBS POLICE COURT.
Before JUSTICE wandell.
AN ALLEGED swrSl LIMO TRANSACT

AN ALLEGED swIS1 ING TRANSACTION.
Daniel stratton, Of Wind tnd \. J., was yesterday
arragncd before Justice TandcIl a charge Of
swndling. Tho complainant, Mrs. III Dora Louie, Of
No pa seventh avenue testified in her nfndavt that
the 18Th Of October 1873. the defendant came
and represented that lie attorney -atiaw and
the owner Of farm or sixteen az yncIand where
he resided The farm which he said was free OF ncum-
branccs, Stratiun proposed 10 exchange Tor house,
hold and other property mat Mrs. Louie
possessed. The latter, believing the statements
thus made 10 be true accepted the proposition decided
her goods and effects 10 Stratton aud received In
turn title deed OF the iarrn shc shortly aerward
ascerainod that there two mortgages the prop
cry OF 1900 each. that they had just been orccoscd
and that she had thus longer my claim the fnr
She also found that Stratton not lawyer, as no
had represented The prisoner denied the charges and
demanded an examination. which the Court set down
Tor this afternoon. pending which ball axcd At
So 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Mayor has opposed tho leases OF the Fifth,
Twenty second and Seventy first regiment armories
John W. Robinson, OF the Scacrs OF Weights
and Measures, yesterday rendered his resignation to
the Mayor. II accepted.
Politicians about the City Hall deny that Commis-
soner Campbell, Of tho Public Works. IL going to re-
sign Tho story has been anoat for week or ten
days.
The surrender OF West street. from Canal TO Barclay
Streets without consideration, TO tho New York Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad during the hours OF
darkness is likely to create bitter opposition from
ness mon OF the street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19
DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr-cHAxBERs.


Spcarwater w. Acknowledgment sol aside, and
defendant allowed to answer within fifteen days Costs
OF motion To abide the event
In the matter Of Patrick Dckie.-I think this report
should be far confirmed as TO ente the applicant 10
such further payment for her support out OF hcr
fathers estate as will afford her the sum OF 1000 pcr
year with the income from her separate property
That appears to be $3.50 per year Her present re-
ceipts from the estate amount 70 $720 annually. The
further sum OF $40 will supply the difference. THIS
should be paid only upon her subscribing. acknow.
Lodging and Ming similar agreement 70 tho one here
,oors o s ina. NE po S ar ho
fathers estates upon HIS decoase. The costs and dis
bursements will be taxed
BY Judge Brady.
Mendcl VS. Schuster.- Order granted
SUPREME coURr-sPEcrAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Marvls vs. Porter Ct aL-1udgmens for plaintiff.
Freeman Va The Panama Railroad Company.-Judg
mcnt Tor defendant on the demurrer.
Spiilano Dryer Of al-Judgment for tho de-
PENDANTS on mo By Jaase L. unnl"a
King va Duryea Ct al-Findngs and decree settled
Bartlett Va zeckarias and MISUNDERSTANDING and
decree signed
Bourgueguen. 30, Vs. Gould and anotaer.-Judg-
nent for defendants on the demurrer, with leave to
costs
SUPERIOR coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Spcir
Maloney Deianey.-Let this case be placed on the
calendar tor short causes for the last Friday Of May
term
Phyfe vs. Casey ct al-Tho defendant, Masterson,
have the trial Of this action Of cectmcnt upon
paying the costs OF the first trial. His motion for
vacotng the judgment must, therefore, be denied
In the matter OF the application OF Henry and Caro-
limo Metzler, Infants, &c-Gcorge Van Ness Baldwin
Is appointed TO ascertain the truth OF the matter
set forth in the petition In relation to the sale Of the
property In question.
McCann Scott ct al. Swascy va. Rugcr ct Al !;
Kaltwasser VIZ HcnricL-Comm ssions ordered
Wenned vs. Klein ct al fiyfe Casey ct al |;
Cnaghan kellogg ct al Hatch vs. Gould OF al I:
Cohen VS. Tho Dry Dock, East Broadway and Battery
Railroad Company.-0rders granted
By Judge Gurus
Smith VS. Smith.-0rder settled.
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Harlem vs. Reconsideration.
Poorest vs.. Caro.-Deiaults will DO opened on paw
ment Of $40 costs within five days. The to be
served at the time OF paying SAID costs the judgment
to remain as security
Hahio VS. Cohn-Motion granted.
Starr VS. Aurchison, Byrne va Strath Notions
granted.
Covert va Frost-Mr Augustus Raymond appointed
receiver
Schneider vs. Brcnnan.-Case settled
Stcobins va willard Manufacturing Company.-Mo-
ton TO open default granted on terms.
Sanxay vs.. Coar-Mr. p Wild appointed receiver
Jacobs VS. Hawks-Order settled.
Shook VS. Rau-Motion to open default granted
Hotalng VS.. Neiss.-Rcceiver authorized TO sue.
Sifnonson Hemnr. defendant will be committed
unless he appears on the 10Th for examination.
Schwab VS.. watson.-Mr. Max Moses appointed re-
ceiver
Annear vs.. Cook.--Judgmcnt for defendant.
Pool Va Observation-Disclosures authorized to sue.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday John
Brmley an habiiual drunkard, was sentenced 70 tho
Penitentiary month for cruelty and wilfully
neglcctng to provide necessary suslcnance for his
child aged three years
In the same court Francisco Divin an italian organ
grinder, convicted, under the mendicant law OF
employing minor and was lined $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland

DESPERATE CHARACTER SENT TO PRISON.
Louis Martin, alias Jack Kennedy, alias Steamboat
Jack, who says no resided at No. 450 Ninth avenue
and is boatman by occupation, arraigned by AS
sisant District Attorney Bell yesterday There were
two indictments against the prisoner. One charged
HIM with robbery the first degree In stealing from
Benjamin Fredcnbcrg box OF shoes worth Sl5. The
other indictment al eyed that he tho night of Feb.
ruary IL feloniousy assaulted with knife James
J. Ryan, at No II Hoboken street Martin pleaded
guilty to both indictments and yas sentenced TO
years in tho State Prison
HARLEM RUFFIANs SENTENCED
John Clark and George White, two desperate rui1ans
who for long infested the vicinity OF Hath street.
were disposed VI yesterday On tho night Of tho 10th
inst they entered the house Of Colonel H. Wise, No.
306 East Hath street, and stole quantity OF jcwcry
valued Mt $s3 with which they escaped. Tho police
were then put upon their track Ono week later they
entered the residence Of Joseph EggIeston, No. $40
East 1l4h street. al midnight through the basement
door, and about 10 ransack the premises when
they heard by Mr.. Eggleston and his brother,
who attacked the ruiiians White, finding himself In
the clasp OF Of the brothers, drew pistol and
wus thereupon released and with his companion,
escaped from the house They wero, a short time
aftcrwar1 arrested and indicted by the Grand Jury.
They pleaded guilty and each 70 State Prison
for Ave years.
AFTER TWO YEARS.
Erich Ruytcr Alias Harry Ruytcr. OF No. 165 Second
street, Jcwcer, nineteen years Of age who formerly
bore good character, ON the night OF November s,
1874 assaulted In Sixth street man named Henry
Frcdcrcks OF No $40 First avenue knocked him down
aud robbed him Of handkerchief and pockctbook
containing SCI Mr. Frcdercks chased hts assnants
TIL Ocer Patrick Kennedy, Of the nth pre-
cincs, captured Ruytcr and found the handkerchief In
his possession The other man. who Is said 20 be very
bad character, escaped. Ruyter yesterday pleaded
guilty larceny from the person and was sent 10 tho
Penltcntiary for one year.