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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-19
SHERiFF'S SELE,


DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE AND OEDsR
Ae Of sale issued out q ana under the seal
OF the Hon. ~ Judicial Cist-i-- Cert, IL and
tor OrEusby County and stat If Nr"aal. q :
Judgment obtained therein Cd The ST. day Of
January, = j. l,I5, and a,teste1 oli The ISL
day OF January, a. D. 1916, II favor Of james
Duffy and against J. L. Blftien, N. q. BIetLeu,
Wells, Fargo X -. and I. I. DreXlcr. defend
ants. And III pursuGEae to said decree anu
order Of sale, 10 INC directed, have levied upou
and VIII expose II pubic sal al Gu.:.Cr, On
WEDNESDAY. tn Sth day Of MARCH, between
the hours Ell = an. and ) pm. tl-EIt: 81 one
o'clock. pm, the real property SIT out in sfiC
decree OF 50 much Will satisfy the y. vc-al tie
nlerds, to-WIt: original costs in tie sun of
S}3 -. Counsel Il. IL the sum # $3.50 IL, ana
the sum q >4,12e IT,, with interest On S3,JI4 ii
at the rate OF two ~ percent. per month, from
10th Decerabcr =. ID. 1875, and on sis - At TIL
rate OF ten tlUl per cent. CT aunuIL, and inter.
est On said costs and Counse fge at the rate Of
ten per cent. Ie- annum from date Of Judgment
together with accrulu- costs now in the sum OF
So 50, ard all costs which may hereafter accrue
by advertisement, per celtage on sair etc, etc,
all of the above amounts i'll the Cold coin OF he
United States.
All of the following described land and prem
Uses in and east OF and ad Joining the town Of
Carson City, ornsby county, Nevada. TO wit
Beginning at 4 stake at the southeast corner Of
Section seventeen ~, Township fifteen tI5l.
north of Range twenty ,20l, east; thence run
ming west along the south line Of said Section
seventeen "a forty tiO chains to a stake at the
southwest corner Of the southeast quarter Of
said Section seventeen ~; thence north ten
and S5-l0U tl0.o5) chains to fence bearing east
and west, thence east along said fence forty t4oJ
chains, and thence south ten and S5-l00 10 S5
chains to the place Of beginning, containing
forty-three and 4l10o ti3.4I aeres; and also the
whole of Blocks numbered sixteen f1Gl, seven
teen %, twenty-four ga, thIrty-four f3i),
thirty.five (35 thrty-six 1867, thirty-seven t7,
thirty-eight ljo); thirty-niue t39), forty 40,
for.y-one al and forty-two (i2) as represented
on the plats of Pierson Il Goodriclls Division OF
the town of Carson City; also the whole of
Block Number forty (i0), and the east half of
Block Number twenty-one t2ll Of Sears, Thomp-
son s Sears Division and the whole of Block
Number seyeaty-nine 49, Of Musser's Division,
as des gnated on the Official map of Carson City,
together with all and singular the tenemeIts,
here iitanents and appurtenances thereto be
longing and the rents, issues and profits thereof.
s. I. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, February ., 1876.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE

3
n Second Judicial DjstTi-t o: the State OF
Nevada, in and for the Comfy of Ermsby.
HARMON H. kTRCESER plaintiff rs EIIZABETH A.
kIECnSER defendant, Action brought in the
District Court OF the Second Judicial District Of
the State of Nevada. in and for the County or
Ormsby. and the Complaint filed in said County
of Or1nsby, in the Office Of the Clerk of said
District Court The State OF Nevada sends
greeting TO ELIZABETH 4. hIECHNER defendant.
You are hereby required 10 appear in an lion
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District OF the State Of Nevada, i'll and fO- the
County Of orInsGy. and 20 answer the Complaint
filed therein "a copy Of which accompanies this
day OF serylcel after The service on you of this
Summons-1f served within this County; or if
served out of this County, but in this District.
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
days-or Judgment by default will be taken
against you. The said acti II is brought to dis
solve the bonds Of matriuony existing between
You and the plaintiff upon the alleged ground
Of wilful desertion. And you are hereby notified
that if you fail TO appear and answer the said
Complaint as above required. the said plainti:.
VIII apply TO the Court for the relief prayed.
Giyenunder my hand and the Seal Of
the District Court of the Second
Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada, il and fo- the County
of OrInsby, this 18th day Of
E6S6 November, in the year Of oG-
~ Lord. one thousand eight hun
bred and seyeuty-fve.
7. J. EDWARDS, Clerl.
Once Of Sheriff Of County Of Or1nsby ISL
| hereby certify, that | received the within
summons on the SIN day OF November. A. L
1875. and return that after due diligence and
from Information believe the defendant Eliza
b. tn A. Kirchntr can not be found within this
County Of Orrrlshy or in the State of Nevada.
Dated at Carson This Sth day of November.
1875 :. r. SWIFT. Sheriff.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
INOR AN 1NCURABLE CASE
Dr.. e RichaG's

LDEN BAL AN
After ten years q trlal or this coast. has proved
itself the only curative III certain class -
diseases pronounced 10y medical practitioners a
inCurable.
DIR. Lee Richau's Golden Balsam No. l
Cures ChsEcrce. arsr and second stages. Scrss
On the Legs or Body. Sore Lars, LytS, Nose, etc.
CoVpe--colorei BiotChes, SyphLlt.c tatarrG,
Diseased Scalp, and ali tle primary forms Il
the disease known a. syphilis. Price 5 PEI
bottle, or two f0- -.
Dr. lie Richau's Golden BaisamN No =
Cures Tertiary, Ner.rrlal. syIhiltic Rheums-
tis-. Bain- IL tie Bones. BAL o.. the Mel.
liberated :, It Throat, Sypnl4lt.c Hash, ulul-
sui CONTRACTED toTc-. stiffness - lie Limb
and cradlcGtes a.. ll-a aS.. from the -yste...
y neither caCsed by .Ieisret-. p uc ahUs" II
meTcUry-lcavI-- Tie blood pUre AID healthy.
Price. = PEI bottle, CT Two or -.
DIR. lie Richau's Golden Spanish
Antidocr.
FIR tho cure Of GoICTrhga. Titrt. Irri-atl T..
Gravel and all rlLa-E ~ De2.;l- GI>Arralse-
mcrts. Frlce, - 80 I-r hottie.
DIR. LIE Richau's Golden Spanish
In jeCtioH.
4 wash and Injection :-r severe Cases tt Con
arrhes Ir:3alI.lIIa:oiy GI-t-. structures and a.
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price,
81 30 Per bCttlr.
Also, Agents for Dr.. lie Richau's
Golden Pills.
E-r Seminal Weakness. y -Lt Emissions, In
potency. and all diseases ac4AlIE IL II NastHl-
baton and eXccsslv, abuses. P-.,e s. p
hottie. The genuine GoLIES BALsAM = put e
only IN round bottles. On receipt q price,
these medicines u IL ne seut to all paris OF tn
country, by express or l-aIl. securely packt ;.
RICHARDS y Co, wholesale AMI retail drug
gets and chemists, southwest corpe- e. Clay
and SaIsoIle streets, san Francisco. CA4liori.'a-
augl6-1y
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DIR. LIE Richau-s Golden Spanish
fnitCtiun

orruea, II:ialIluH:ciy GI-t-. structures, and a.
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price,
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SHE2!SFS SALE.
RY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND

RY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE AND
LID Order II Sale issued ont Of and under the
seal Of the Hon. Second Judicial District Court.
IN and for OrInshr County, State Of Nevada, on
I judgment obtained therein on the 3l>t day Of
December, \. D. 49,, and at:e>t'd on til. 9Th
day Of February, i. d. 1876. IN favor Of II. VI.
YerinEton ana against George V. Chedic, Adella
A. Chedic. c. c. BatterIuan, John McCausland
and Ii. +. EiCe, for the sum OF 1900 principal
debt and SIP interest thereon, after dcdUrIlIg
the sum OF >22S paid by the defendant George
". Chedic. and the further sum Of 1892 30 tuC
taxes paid by the plaintiff, and the sum OF $50
attorney fee. and original costs il the sum y
So, and Clerk acCrulIL costs il the SUM II
- s. and all costs which may hereafter ac-r1lr
l.y :, aeon Of advertisement, percentage O.: sale.
etc. together with interest CI the sum Of tCGr
thousand dollars Thereof a tine rate Of Clt and
Ouc-hGlf Yer cent. per month, until paid. iron.
December n, IS7J, and on 81 ,}ai 80 At the rate
OF ten per cent. per alnuu from December p,
1875, until Paid, all IN gold coin OF the n-ted
States, les 500 paid since cecrat' and 70 re
directed, ColIt.sl:-Ig Il" 20 - II aFcUratl- 70
law certain r,ai prop -E set ont in said decree
and hereinafter described. to satisfy the above
demands, and in pursuant" thereto have lev
led upon and will eNIo-o AZ public auction 70
the highest and best bidder. n 'front.' Of thu
Court House door in Carson City, OrmstT CONN.,
ty State Of Nevada. on MONDAY. the 9TH day
MARCH, A. d. 1876, between IN hours q -.
y. and T. n, 10 Wit, at one o'clock P. NJ. all
the right title. interest or cl.in! II the above
named defendant Of, IL and 10 the following
described real property, a. 81 out II said de-
cree, t. wit: All that portion Of that certain
tract piece ar.d parcel q land il OrrIsl1y coun-
t.. Stat q Nevada. q DESIGNATED ~ tho public
surveys Of .Ir luitrd state - the southwest
quart Of I'm snuthw- -. 4-s,t "a Section NJ.
e12ht in Town b. E-ztl f.yrt.s ni range twenty
at, Nrunt Uta.,a h. -l4 na.riiisu. which
: bounded and g.. -,r.D q -~ ir-juws, : VIII:
Beginning - the >,f0t .'Wc-t C,--.r 'f sail Sec
ton eight theme, RAINING Srs.H .!.lrs. and
four-tenths feet; theme "ast and along tn
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NATIONAL GUARD HALL,
virginia, Nevada, on Thursday.
March IL, I-s6,

- u cook =. L.. for the pTEpGse OF selecting
-y5-a-a-e- - the National Republican Coayen-
---l to lE,a held n Cincinnati O. Wednesday,
June Il 1896. and for the trans-c- on OF any
.tae- le-i.jma.= business that may be brought
Ie-0-s IAe meeting. l. !. RLieCA.
C--1.-.-.a1 RepU6Iican State Central Committee.
CIR =. EISG, Secretary.
~ Republican papers throughout the state
-.sase cc-v an senI bill - ths - Enterprise"
lal-a. te.j-d
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which modern science has adapted TO the purposes OF
communication between persons at q distance rom
each other and am unable 10 that II makes any
difference In the principle governing written comm uni
cations whether Mr. Herman sitting in his Office, by
means OF the telegraph, writes his commune
cation upon paper in the ONCE OF his
customer whether he writes In his own Office
and then sends IL 10 his customers. II claimed
upon the trial Of this cause that Mr. Herman having
placed his machines in the Office OF his customers with
out restricting their Of information which he
conveys TO them by means OF such machines, cannot
restrain their making any use Of 1t which they may
wish II seems TO me that this proposition be
sustained, because although there may not have boon
any distinct restriction placed by Mr. Herman upon
the customers use of the information conveyed TO
him, yet It is evident that the customer must have
understood from the very nature OF the transaction,
that no had no right TO use publish the SAID norma
ton except In connection with his own business
ltwould therefore seem that the transmission
by Mr.. Kiernan OF his Foreign Financial News 70
his customers was but qualified publication which
did not forfeit his right OF property therein The
plaintiff is therefore entitled to judgment restraining
the defendant from the publication OF the ssForeign
Financial Reports" Of the plaintiff.
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s65, 1875, ITl3 $50 $40 ses 74f. 81. r5s pan p
Held BY judge Speir.-Nos 1920 goo 05s o42 7O4
Ola, 1890, us, 592, COS. $50 4l6 1886 500 $50
SUPERIOR CoURr-GEssRAL TsRM-IIeld by Judges
Sedgwiok and Curtis-Nos 2 IL 10 % % "a 20 45
"a, IS, 40. so, 81 so, %, 65 sc
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPncIAL TERm-Hold by judge
Sanford. No. "a.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l-Hela nv Judge
Van Hoesen.-NOs $50, 900, l245 GIL 1899 I062 Il5o
1898 72sh, COL 1913, 1874, 2l22 2Ol9 1895 J. PART -
Held by Judge Van Brunt-NOs. 1888 1858 1862 2oIs
llS3 1906 l26S, 1862 1870 1911 l2s2 1918 l275 1919
1850
COMMON PLKAs-GENERAL TERM-Hed by Chief Tus
tice Daily and Judges Robinson and Larremore Ease
No. 43-Nos &c. 03 lao, 70, 4, 7, AZ, 81 o. S. 50
90, las, 146, 147, l4S, $50, 15l.
COMMON PLEAs-EoUIrY TERM-Held BY judged. p.
Daly-No
MARINE CoURr-TRTAL TERM-Part Held by Chief
Justice shea-Nos 2l47, 5s07. 6l49, 62lO 46lo 5772
$780, 6133 6l29, 6100. 6l56, 1924, 1928, 592i 626l
Part 2-Held by Judge McAdamNos. OLA, $685., 6322,
6l52 $685. 1884 $40 1925, $685. 36T6 $685. 1904 Goa
1851 2o24 Part 3-Hold by Judge Sheridan Nos
4607 4476 1854 6305 1885, $780, 6307 1884, 5I23 Cl25
56T7 $685. 5426, 6027, $500.
COURT GENERAL SKssIoNs-Held by Judge Suther-
land-The People vs. Henry Starr robbery; Same va
Francis Seaver felonious assault and battery; same
Henry Richardson felonious assault and battery
Same Va. James Savage, burglary Same vs. William
DAILY and Martin Brennan, burglary; Same vs. hort-
mer Sullivan John Shea and Patrick Murphy, grand
larceny; Same Daniel NJ Reid grand larceny; Same
VS. Samuel Gemz receiving stolen goods; Same VS..
Frederick Hambn, petit larceny; Same VS. Frank
Horn, grand larceny Same VS.. Thomas Conaby, bur
glary.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMDEns


BY Judge Lawrence
Jordan VS.. Clark-Motion for a peremptory manda-
mus denied, without costa Opinion.
BY Judge Brady.
Baldwin vs. PufE-Motion denied, with $40 costs, TO
abide the event
Fogg VS. Edwards--ordcr granted
BY Judge Barrett
National Broadway Bank Bloomir gdale; Trcdwell
VS.. Jaudon; National Broadway Bank vs. Blooming
dale ct al Waters vs. Crawford; wicke VS. Bondy;
Treadwel JaudOn; Little Rosenbush; Besen-
dahl VS. Bondyi wcke vs Bondy, and Whitman vs.
Bondy Motions granted.
and l0Sth streets Referred 10 John n. Lewis 10 take
proof and report
Martha A. Broadway VS. Thomas F. Broadway. Re
port confirmed and judgment of divorce granted
Strong VS.. Lyon.-Extra allowance 10 defendant or
The People VS.. Bengson-T do not feel justified In
! awarding further compensation In this matter.
NatiogaI Broadway Bank VS.. BIoomingdae ct al
Motion granted. Separate orders may be prepared
Matter OF 10th street-Refercnce ordered.
Bidleman MANIFESTATIONS granted. Memoir
andum
Birney vs. REHABILITATION for reference granted
and Is referred Charles H. Hdreth to hear and de-
termine unless the defendant within Ave days stpu
laes to admit the prices Of the several items as well
the delivery thereof
Green VS. Moses and Oakley VS.. Groves-Jsdgments
New York Guaranty and Indemnity Company
Neidg Motion granted on payment within i've days
nqscs Judgment TO stand as security and defend
ant 10 stpulale TO 60 10 trial on the 18th inst
Sinclair VS. Oakley and Truck vs. Brink-Motlons
denied, with $40 costs, TO abide events
Ryder VS.. HulL-Motion granted
Colborn Trowbridgc.-The application to dismiss
the proceedings Denied and the defendant must be
Kantoro VS.. vega-Counsel may submit their author
tiles upon this question: and should like 10 hear
argument afIer the question has been examined.
SUPREME coURT-cIRCUIT-PART 3.
BY Judge Van Worst
Woodruff CT al vs. Caldwell et aL-Findings OF fact
on judgment for plaintiff signed
SUPREME coURT-sPKCIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt
Herman vs. Manhattan Quotation Telegraph Com
pany.-Judgment for plaintiff Opinion.
SUPERIOR coUBT-sPECIAL TERN
BY Judge Sedgwick.
New York Loan and Indemnity Company vs. Mead,
&c-hotion for extra allowance denied without costs
Memorandum.
Seaman vs. McRoyDolds -0rdor settled
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERN
BY Judge Daily
Parsch Kurzman.-M0tion denied; plaintiffs
remedy Is by motion In the proceedings IN the United
States District Court
Beach VS.. Wing-Moton to punish for contempt de-
MED. with $40 costa
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SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

In the Walker divorce suit Judge j. r. Daily, OF the
Court OF Common Pleas, yesterday appointed Nathaniel
Jarvis IT, Clork Of the Court referee TO take testi
mony as 10 Mr. Walkers property.
Ferdinand Sartori, Italian, yesterday brought
before United States Commissioner Osborn, charged
with passing counterfcit twenty. dollar bill the
National Bank Of Portland Conn He was held In
81, 900 bail 10 answer
Judge Van Hoesen, the newly elected Judge OF the
Court OF Common Pleas, has the appointment Of two
court officers In his gin. Over 100 persons applied
yesterday for the positions Some OF them backed
up by well known politicians
Ransom Parker, Jr, who furnished Toe for the city,
had 10 bring suit for his pay The tried yes
terday before Judge speir, Of the Superior Court and
resulted In verdict for 81 GA "a In his favor The
usual defence OF mo Appropriation" was set up
The libel suit brought by the late Oliver Chariick
against propuetors Of the Evening Poa called
on for trial yesterday IN the Court Of Common Pleas
before Judge Van Brunk II being personal suit, the
death Of M charbck put an end 70 further proceed
ingA
test suit 10 the nature OF quo warranted has been
brought by the officers appointed by the newly elected
District Court Judges against the ocers appointed By
Judges elected two years ago u claimed BY tho
latter thai their appointment was for six years and
that the appointments Of any one 10 their places is
Illegal
The retriai OF the suit OF Davis receiver OF the
Ocean National Bank, Va Henry O. Btorer, tried
before Jud@a Van Hoason- .. aha Court Of Commas
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Pleas, finished yesterday. The jury gave storer
verdict for GA so 70 DO deducted from me amour,
OF the original note Of S. 600 which has been reduced
TO 50, 900 by previous payments.
That was only brief enjoyment OF liberty granteo
yesterday TO the young man who under the
effected certain loans and thus became inmate OF the
Penitentary. His counsel, Mr.. Peter MITCHELL bad
him brought yesterday before Judge Barrett, In Su-
preme Court Chambers on a writ OF habeas corpus,
and effected his release He was Immediately AFTER
ward however, arrested on bench warrant nom tho
District Attorneys Office
In the case OF James H. Jordan, dropped from the
roll OF the Seventh regiment account Of his not be-
ing citizen Of this State, and who applied for
peremptory mandamus against Colonel Clark directing
the restoration OF his to the roll Judge Lawrence
gave, yesterday, decision refusing 70 grant the man
damus. He holds that his name was properly dropped
pursuant TO special order In compliance with the pro.
visions Of the Military Code.
case not long since was tried In the Marine Court
being suit brought by Theodore Mierson against
Charles Reilly on note for $500 The answer OF the
defendant that the given 10 promote his
election member Of the Assembly This defence was
overruled and verdict directed for the plaintiff The
case was finally appealed TO the General Term Of The
Common Pleas The latter tribunal directs new trial
In the OF Erwin Gompcrtz VS.. James N.
Hsrron Judge Gross OF tho Marine Court has Just rem
dercd decision In favor Of the defendant The case
presented novel questions especially Interesting 10
merchants and importers In June, 1874, the defend
ant VINO Is wholesale dealer In coniectloners storos
entered into contract with the plaintiff for the pur-
chase OF about fifty tons African sheed peanuts TO DO
shipped from Europe at once by sailing vessel II posi-
bic, OF by steamer, during the first half OF August
About the 10th OF July following the plaintiff, meeting
the defendant the street. informed him no
could procure forty tons Of peanuts, but
the defendant at once declined 70 accept the
oner. On the 18th OF August following the
plaintiff brought action TO recover the difference be-
tween what the goods would have cost him and the prco
the defendant had agreed TO pay Upon the trial the
defendant insisted that the offer OF the plaintiff was
mado too late, inasmuch the goods were to DO
shipped at by sailing vessel II possible that an
offer Of forty tons not compliance with the con-
tract which called for fifty TONS and that the action
was brought prematurely as II commenced before
tho time for the performance OF the contract had
rived Tho tried in September last, and after
careful elaboration, the Court has just directed udg
ment that tho complaint be dismissed WITH the
defendant
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speefuo performances a purcnase real es
tate brought BY shin, who had sold properly in New
Orleans TO Charax The contract stated the date at
which the sale should pass and gave the purchaser
until that time which 10 satisfy himself 10 titia
subsequently his attorney found the title defective and
he declined 90 perform tho contract The Court, ind
ing the objections TO the title not Of sufficient gravity
10 avoid the sale directed performance by the pur-
chaser IL Is here claimed that there is cloud rost-
ing upon the title sufficient to give the owner somo
trouble in disposing Of the property TO careful pur-
chaser the yender In this should not be compelled
to accept H. and that such has been the rule OF law
since Lord EldOn's time. Case submitted. G. Robins
son for appellant; j. A. Campbell for appellee.
No 1880 OTIS O'COnner VS. Cullum, receiver or the
First National Bank OF Topeka Kansas Error to the
Circuit Court for Kansasn this tho agent Of The
bank sold 10 the plaintiff In certain Topeka bonds
without fraud, warranty, guaranty or endorsements.
The bonds subsequently declared void and 10 DO
so on the face The question is whether under the
cumsianees the brokers recover the consideration
PAD OF the bank The Court below held that the pur-
enasor was charged with notice and the judgment was
LOT the bank. II is here maintained that there
many circumstances which tended TO charge the
oers win the value paid, and Il IL said that the bank
VIII moi De permitted TO take the money OF the pur
CHASER without giving value therefor. Submitted on
Ryan for defendant
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kbreth-

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE ON A LITTLE Girl.
George K Tillottson OF No lie Broome street, aged
nty-our years. was held in $4,000 bail TO answer
for attempting to outrage tho person of Annie
Hardenback, aged eight years. Of No 902 West Twenty
seventh The complaint alleges that the pris-
oner, who keeps "show" at the corner of Twenty
seventh street and Eighth avenue adjoining Anne's
residence II Is alleged by of presents &C. took
her in his to the cellar and there made the at
tempt He told her that II she told her mother he
would kill her The prisoner says that Annie contnu
ally into tho show, and he refused her further
admittance, she brought this charge for backmaL
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Francis Hicks, colored of No So Sullivan street.
arrested early yesterday morning by Detective Murphy,
charged with attempting TO murder Florence Franklin,
also colored at No 60 Thompson street They had q
quarrel and Hicks bought knife and stabbed the wo
the breast When arrested Hicks said he
would SIX her yet" He held 10 await the result
Of the womans injuries.
BURGLARY IN GREAT JONES STREET.
Joseph 4. Coffee, OF No $40 Hudson street. charged
James Casey OF No 80 Broome street, and Henry Glib
son. OF No ~ Mott street. with burgarously entering
tho premises No Great Jones street and attempting
stca number OF sewing machine needles and other
properly valued at $500 Upon examination Gibson
discharged, but Casey was held In 81, 900 10 an
swer.
ATTEMPTED LARCENY FROM THE PERSON.
Mr. George s. Mcwalters OF No. rs Macdouga street.
was walking through Fourteenth street Tuesday
evening having in his outside pocket $500 be-
longing to the Ladies' Union Relief Association He
noticed he was followed by two respectable looking
young men, and on entering the Twenty second Reg-
ment Armory he felt hand In his pocket He quickly
turned round and Charles Gibbons and George
Barney. Thinking that these two men had attempted
rob him he caused their affost In court yesterday
they denied the charge but held for further
animation and evidence