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POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday John
H. Hendrickson, of No ST. Marks place. was held for
trial for stealing horse and wagon value $125, from
b. T. Looms, Of No As Bcthune street. Officer Fiem-
ing, OF the court squad, who made the arrest, has
becn search of Hondrckson for two weeks and yes
terday morning the prisoner attempted 10 conceal his
identity, but to no purpose
The case OF Mr. j. c. Marsh, OF No. l07 Grand street
agent in this city for the drm Of Ryands sons Man
chester, England charged with Kidnapping G. p Blair,
an abscondng creditor, came up before Justice Duty
at the Washington Place Police Court yesterday De-
tcctivc Dunn, OF tho Central Oifce stated that tho
Sheriff had not arrived from Lincoln, Ncb, with the
requs,tion for Mr.. Marsh's Mr. Marsh's coun-
sci stated the Court that he would be amply pre-
pared to meet the question legally when Blair arrived
here IRON Nebraska. Justice Duny allowed Mr. Marsh
10 go on his own parole until tomorrow
Special Post Office Detective J. A. Brtton, with
Officer Lee, OF the Fourteenth precinct, arrested on
Sunday night George Dayton, of No. 81 Centre street.
IN the OF robbng the TIL of Adoph Franks candy
store. No. 81 Il Bowcry They assacd by q mob
Of Daytonis friends who succeeded In freeing the lat
ter, who darted into an allcyway Mott street pur
sued by Detective Brtton, who red three him
and finally brought hun up On his being srragncd ut
the Tombs yesterday morning Justice Wandcl held him
for trial
A natty looking young man, who eave tho namc Of
the Tombs, yesterday morning. with acting in sus-
picous manner on the steamer Plymouth Rock He
rcmandcd In order 10 give the detectives oppor-
tunity OF hnding out his antcccdentsL
John 4. Lcdwcl was held for trial al tho Tom bs
for stealing 1925 from John Schultz
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL

MAYOR scHRoEDER's VETO OF APPROPRIATION
THE PARK COMMISSION MuDDLE--APPoINT.
MENT OF MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF Epu.
cATIoN-THE RESERVOIR
Al regular session OF tho Brooklyn Common Coun-
Gil yesterday afternoon President French in the chair
a veto message was received from Mayor Schroeder
dlsapprovng tho resolution OF the Board making an
appropriation OF $2os $40 for the maintenance OF the
water works The Mayor states that purposes for
which the APPROPRIATION is made arc not sufficiently
and distinctly defined The appropriation OF $40 600 for
the and distribution OF returned
dsapproved Tho appropriation is made in gross
amount, no details being given. The vetocs were
placed on nlc.
rcscnded the resolution of November ~, 1875 appoint
ing Edward j. Rowe and e. J. Bergen Park Com
mssioncrs Tho vote was thirteen 10 The vacan-
will probably be filled at the next meeting Of the
Board, when two republicans Will be appointed.
The following names were sent into the Common
Council by the Mayor for confirmation members Of
the Board Education TO I'LL Albert Am
Norman A. n. Bell, Sas B. butcher, Joseph Burger,
John Flynn, John Davis, John Cunningham w. w.
liurburt t. Tbea, Oscar Frisbic. IL Wheeler, II.
u. Wheeler, +. J. whtiock Edward Rowe, Robert
Snidcr.
report received from the committee the
erection OF new municipal building, IN which they
state that the land adjoining the Court House has been
decided 10 tho city, and the building contemplated
would be OF brick 100 icet front by $50 feet depth.
II lie Tour height, and will be occupied
by the Tax Collector Boards Of Assessors City Works
Police AID Excise and Health Tho committee recon-.
mcndcd that contract be awarded for digging the Gel
lar The building Is to be ready for occupation May l.
1871
petition signed by 900 residents of South Brook.
lyn received asking that Gowanus Canal may be
purified by tho erection of tide gate for Gushing chat
channel Referred 10 a committee.
The Railroad Committee presented q report and
resolutions authorizing the crosstown and Hunters
Point Railroad Company TO mako the necessary
changes the switches and urnouis 50 as 10 accom-
modae travel on Broadway, and lay double trucks
The resolution adopted
resolution Offered BY Alderman RowIcy in.
structing Corporation Counsel Dc witt TO appeal from
the order OF Judge Nelson directing reference in the
suit OF w O. kingsley and A. G. Kceney, tho storage
reservoir CONTRACTOR against tho city, The rcsolutou
was referred to the Committee Water and Drainage.
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A woMAN's DESPERATE RESOLVE.

oancsr Locke Of tho Third precinct Jersey City,
rested two women Jewell avenue, the county
road, yesterday morning. for acting in disorderIy
manner One'or the women gave hcr name as Mary
Mclaughlin, Of Brooklyn. but the other refused to
swcr any questions The latter had been only short
tmc in tho cell whom Officer Coward heard peculiar
noisc that direction and gong to the place tho
woman with her garter around her neck twisting the
ends so that she nearly stranglcd The cord
cut but she was SO desperate IN her purpose that shs
cuchcd her throat with her fingers and ploughed The
flesh with her nails till tho blood spurtcd out She
then handcufcd aud her excitement allny cd
she gavc her Marion Wn, native OF Virginia,
thirty years OF age Her father and mother reside Mt
Altoona, Pa. She says she has been drinking tor
cra Gays and mad little or no iood She will be de-
fa,ucd I'LL he ccOyers
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RAILROAD FRElGHTS.

The various trunk railroads running of New York
Chicago and oil points OF place adopted the
new tariff inaugurated by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad from Boston, thus bringing Boston and New
York IN direct conflict The present rates arc now
twenty-five cents per hundred pounds for irst second
and hd class freighs and sixteen cents per hundred
pounds for fourth class and special freight Should tho
from Boston be still further lowered lines
from New York will follow suit, but further rcduc-
ton is looked Tor.
Passenger rates have suffered no further reduction
so far although II Is expected that during the coming
week the fare 10 Chicago viii be brought down as low
$l2
Eastern bound freghts still remain tho and
considered 10 be rs low as possibly be reached
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART L
Before Recorder Hackett
THE BARrELL MURDER TRIAL


THE BARTELL MURDER TRIAL
Thomas j. Barrci arraigned at the bar yesterday
charged with the murder of Mrs Ann Hammond, al Har
lem In the month OF March last Considerable interest
aroused IN this case owing TO the character OF the
surroundings. On The 18th OF the month mentioned
The body OF Mrs. Hammond discovered IN tho
kitchen OF the house No ia second avenue, where sne
had been employed TO do some housework Her skull
broken and when found she was lying In pool OF
blood Ii would appear that shortly after tho perpe,ra
ton Of deed Barell in the vicinity Of the
dwelling and suspicion attaching 10 MIN, he was
placed under In his pockets were knife,
pair OF cuffs PAIR oil stockings nnG
handkerchief saturated with blood. When
did not satisfactorily account Tor them and several
that he dropped seemed to warrant his de-
icntion. shortly alter his arrest hnchet covered
with blood stains found In coal box near the
of the murder. and the general supposton was
that this the weapon with which the woman was
slain. The prisoner in subsequently accounting LOT
the stained articles found his person. SAID that no
had mad fight with man named Ryan. At the Cor
oner's inquest an gnapt demonstration WIS made
against Bartlett The Jury returned verdict against
him. ant be formally committed Tor trial. several
theories advanced as TO inc cause OF
| the crime. some holding that he misiooS
Mrs. Hammond Tor Mrs Freeman. against whom,
Il was alleged he had Expressed some threats.
The court room crowded yesterday and an extra
panel OF jurors in attendance Alter considerable
delay the following jurors were scected:-JacoD
| Christie (iorcmanl Charles +. spocrry Benjamin
Dodd, Leopold schwarzkopi James W. kendeli Jacob
| X. Moore Frederick Har,ing Otto W. Uhlig ana
Maurice Leon. The jury discharged until eleven
O'Clock this morning when the trial Will be proceeded
with. Assistant District Attorney Russell viii appear
the part OF The prosecution and tho prisoner VIII DO
defended by Mr.. William r. Knitting
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GAMBLERS ARRESTED.

Two OF the Oldest sporting mon in New York. Mcssrs
Patrick Hughes and James Duane, arrested yes
erday afternoon by Captain Lowcry, OF the Sixth pre-
cinct, complaint OF Lewis Bayliss, stopping at
Swecny's Hotel On their being arraigncd before JUS
ce wandci at tho Tombs Bsyliss stated that he
dry goods merchant and that he had lost over $500
playing faro bank in tho establishment kept by The
prisoners at No 2 Chambers street. Ho said that Nj.
Duane also introduced him 10 the game kept by Barney
Jackman at No 1916 Broadway whore no lost $500
Mr. Duane stated 10 the Court that he had known Bay
lss for fifteen years faro player that he was not
adry goods merchant but the husband OF an actress
named Gladstone. who supported him. Both Mr.
Hughes and MI Duane furnished bail 70 answer.
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NEW DEVICE AGAINST BURGLARS.

During the past three months tho saloon Of J. W.
Stewart No 102 Pavonia avenue Jersey City has been
repeatedly robbed and tho thieves always succeeded in
escaping. The proprietor q. last determined that an
example should be made. Hc placed two horse pistols
loaded with buckshot block inside the door lead.
ing to the saloon in such a manner tina. person
could enter without receiving the contents OF ehcr
through tho action OF spring connecting tho door
with tho triggers When Stewart entered the saloon
through inner stairway entrance yesterday morning,
he found of the pistols discharged. Tho door
rtddlcd with shot, window pane was swept away and
tho leg OF a table was blown of. 10 marks OF blood
could 10 seem bat u Is pretty certain that The intruder
received portion OF tie charge or both Of hts
lcrs Tho use OF the pistols will bc continued
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREME couRr- CnAxsREs-Hc:d by Judge Dono-
hucNus. H. 12e, 100. 49, l5s 100 l76 III 1872 1919
a2, s2s 3sl ss2 a3l ss, $780, 3s7, a3s, 500 $40 s4a
SuPREHE CouRT--GEygRAL rlka.- Adjourned until
July O. for the purpose OF rendering decisions.
SC:RExE CovRr-SrEcIAL TERx-Held by Judge
ELECTROMAGNETIC ~ IL II, - Law and
facl--Nos. 3oa 81, 200 col, 40, All, 22s s7s 24,
50 s1e ISL 3ss, 2i4 40. u.s. 30. 1'3 Ia 5i7, 81.
srfREMx couar-cmcurr-rar Held by judge
Barrett, Nos. ISL 2Sos. 1899. Isl, 1873 1861 1893
2S5a 1855, 252 l14oA, has, f07 1425la. 1891 l57.
~, oas is!s, ISL lslos, nil. 1891 lass, llso'
i772is 1894 1leSls, ,3s 2lo4 ils2, 1915 s72, 2lIo
l442 2s0S 1858, sos, loll 1896, 1851 1870 1,o4 1905
1i4l sis, 27oa, sola PART 8, Held BY Judge Larc.
lels $3.50 iieo us o9l, lo7s 1921, s4o i74ls 1918,
1851
SUPERIOR couRr-GESRRAL TEmM-Ad,ourncd sinc di.
SUPERIOR CouRr-SrEciAL TERM -llsld by Judge
scdgwick.--Casc No a. No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CouGr-TsIAL TEnx-Part 1--Held by
l05i 33l, lisa. li02. 1867, lo6s, ll72, liza HIS
Part 2-Hcld by Judge spcir.-Sos 1884, 1905 1905.
Gus, ITO, 74l 1882 9es, iii2, sol, i3N 1851 1904
COMMON prR,s-GaSKnAL Eaa-Adlonrncd until
Monday June 20. for the purpose OF rendering dccs-
tons.
COMMON FLEAs-Eorry rsRN-Hcld by Judge Van
Hocsen. Mos -, - 80 p. 10. q. s, %, "a. Is
COMMON fLgAs--lRiAL TkRx-Part I--Hcla by Judge
Robinson Nos. zoo 1923 2.s5s 1871. 1907. 2lla 1905
1890, 22s, 1912. .2l, s7s $50 24e5, looIs Part -
253s 1874, 2os 2o5 2lli 2is6 1873 1885,. i, 1915 ESQ
Part 3-fcld by Judge j. r. i'ay.--Nos 2slG 2207
1906. 2oio 250o 25io 25s5. 2oss, a524
MARisk voynr-rniAL rkna-Part Hold By Judge
Alker =, No. IS Old Cry HaL-Nos 1920 1882, 1872
s0as 1895, 42s6, i4d. 1896. 1888 TAG esq., ara
Also 4l'7 4069 Part 2--ilcd by Judge sheridan in
supreme Court, General Term Room Nos s,sg 500
2.3i 1872, 4li6, 4245, l2sS ALA. 1850, 1870 7s2s
6'os, ii25. 1920, 42sl rart 3-Hcld by Judge SIN.
mott al No % Chambers strcct---Nos. $685. 4s,,
1880 'lSi c9sl, 1877, COOS 42vs, 52i4, $685., 6s7g
ox51S, so0s Gas 4gll.
Corar oF GENERAL SkssoSs-Part Held by Re-
cordcr Hacketl The People vs.. Thomas j. Bartcll,
homicide Part p Held oy Judge Gldcrslccve. --Thc
People vs. Alexander Simons, fclonious assault and
battery; Same vs. Frederick Schmidt fcIonious as
sault and battery; Same William Brown fcionous
assault and battery Same vs.. Michael Welsh burglary
Same Va. Jacob Shoenholz burglary; same vs. George
Carpenter burglary; same vs. George Erskino, grand
larceny; Same vs. Julia Blgyard, grand larceny
Same Mary A. Brown aud Maria Smith. grand
larceny; Same VS.. Sigimund Mende. grand larceny:
Same W. Thomas Downcy, grand larceny; Same vs..
Matthew Tcrncy ard Thomas Morley, grand larceny |:
same vs. Ssrah smith. grand larceny; Same vs.
Dudley Ycarcr, grand larceny; Same John Burns
aud John I.alcnDcek. grand larceny; samo vs. Alex
andcr Mckenzie, perjury Same Va janice Van 0rden
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SUICIDE OF A coLoRED ooAcHMAN.

Yesterday forenoon Thomas Scott, a negro, aged
thirty years, was found seated a sofa in the front
basement OF his house. No. 593 Baltic street, Brooklyn
with bullet hoc in his left temple He was dead
whcs discovered by his wiio Deceased was once
coachman to Mr.. Beldcn OF New York. Yesterday
morning no said 10 his wife, isis, whatever do or
whatever happens TO me, II Is for the bcstr Soon
alter this he handed her his and chain ana some
money. when two men called the door and she went
out 10 meet them While In conversation with these
visitors she startled by tho report Of pistol and
going into the basement found the body OF her hus-
band described. Coroner Sims held an inquest on
the body the evening A verdict OF suicide in ac-
cordanco with the above iacts rendered BY the
Jury.
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REORGANIZATION IMMINENT IN TIE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.

REORGANIZATION IMMINENT IN THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.
For some time past rumors have been in circulation
among politicians touching some important party
movement TO DO taken by Hon. John Kelly, whereby
the adverse element OF the democracy In this city
would be rcconced and tho action OF the entire body
made unanimous. II is well known that a faction OF
the antTammany party are disposed TO accept any
fair terms Of compromise offered them and are willing
TO enter the parent organization II any oppor-
tunity be Afforded; and Is also under
stood that some politicians have certain aspir-
atoms which be realized only by reconc-
ing dissenting parties outside OF their personal
partsans and by admitting them to equal footing
with tho latter. AZ the Presidential campaign is ap
preaching the necessity OF uniting all elements Of the
democracy under common standard has become APP
parent and the objcc, Of the acquisition Of
strength rom external by or other OF the
factions into which Tammany Hall likely 70 be
temporarily divided or course this movement is os
tcnsibly undertaken with view increase the power
OF the democracy and weld together us dissenting
members, but underneath the surface there are a.
work two opposing interests which, though employ
ing The same means aim at different results
The Tilden men who have hurried into an advocacy
OF hrs claims without awaiting the unanimous action OF
their party determined 10 gain strength before
the meeting OF the Convention by reinforcing their
ranks with politicians outside the recognized party
lines and the ssricter adhercnts OF Tammany find
themselves obliged TO resort to the same means OF sus
tanning their position Some men there arc belonging
TO rammany who believe in general admission OF all
who call themselves democrats and willing TO give
their support to tho regular nominee; but, from the
present aspect OF affairs likely that the choice
OF tho rcinIorcemcnts actually admitted TO an equal
footing with the present members OF the party VIII De
dictated by the issue OF the coming Convention
II Mr.. Tllden be nominated he will cali for reorgnn.
ization OF the party through the State Central Com
ml,tee, who w'il appoint subcommittee TO make .
choice out OF the Tammany party and the anti-Tan
many people disposed TO favor him, and in Tho event
of his failing to secure nomination. John Kelly, as
the head Of Tammany Hail. will reoganze the party BY
exp,ng members OF doubtful hdciiy and giving their
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Jay GOULD SUITS.

Before Judge Scdgwick, holding Special Term OF the
Superior Court, motion made yesterday py Mr..
scwcl behalf OF the plaintiff in tho suit OF Albert
V. Richard VS. Jay Gould, for substitution 81 attor-
ney. Ii stated. however. that there Is no com
paint against the present attorney, Washington @.
Conner except that the panii wants to be examined
before trial aud his nation has been delayed Mr.
Scwcll stated further that Mr. Conner was the owner
OF sevcrai cams against Jay Could aud was UNDER
stood 10 bc engaged IN buying and selling stocks Tor
him. Nr Date in opposition, SAID tina, this was no
ground tor substitution, and claimed that The best
way Tor plaintiff 10 do was 10 revoke Mr. Conner ;
power of attorney that the latter might have his
remedy by law. The Court took the papers and re-
4 decision.
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THE BLEECKER STREET RAIL-
ROAD.

Responsive to the accusations made by the receiver
Of the Blocker Street Railroad the directors OF tho
road who seeking lease it the Twenty third
Street Railroad Company, not acting In good
faith ;hc interests the and credi-
of tho road charges made against the receiver
0f ncompetency, and for the purpose getting tho
bottom facts Judge Donohue appointed a referee to
take testimony the Tho first hearing before
the referee took place yesterday which time the
whole retnue oil counsel who have been conduct
ing tho various ugations in the courts in
regard tho road present. The witnesses cx.
ahmed were samuel A. Cummlngou, George q. Wit
SON. John Fawcett samuel r. Warner, John McLarrcn
William McMillon, John q. Rickway and John II. Hun
ter Most OF them testified that they had seen the
under the influence OF liquor but exam
nation their hostility 10 him became very apparent
several having been discharged from the road and two
or three being now in the employ of either Jacob
Sharp, President of the Twenty third Street Road or
John I. Conover. former President of the Blocker
street road. Tho first witness named said that he
Kept livery stable, having been dismissed by tho
Receiver after the latter INTO Office his duty
did rot know that he discharged because the
had confidence in him; lie became witness
nj the request Of Mr.. Conover, but he received
subpoena from Jacob Sharp; he boards at hts stables
neither Jacob Sharp's Conovcrs horses he admit
ted that three OF the horses belonged John T. Con.
over, and when they were brought 10 his stable they
taken from the Bleecker street Railroad stables
Counsel Tor The directors aud officers objected TO iur
thcr tcstmon. this point as there charge OF
keeping In Tho company stables Mr.. Sullivan
said the conduct OF the officers in using company
for their private benefit distinctly made by
scver and they intended 10 show that tho officers kept
their horses there and their there, and that TACT
the company itself was regarded COW, which the
officers kept milking for years at the expense Of the
stockholders
witness coninung. said he had been six months tho
of tho railroad company when the dis
diftculty about nncing the money which had
secn deposited Tor punches by conductors
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THE HARVEST QUEEN DISASTER.

The examination into the attending tho
collision OF tho steamship Adriatic OF the Oceanic
Steamship Company's line, with tho sailing vessel
Harvest Queen, which resulted dsastrously the
latter vessel in tho Irish Channel the night tho
S0,h OF December, 1875, resumed, and, for tho
present, concluded yesterday. From the testimony
elected on behalf Of the steamship company, the
theory for the first time advanced by counsel Tor the
dsappcaranceof the III faxed vessel additional mystery
has boon thrown around tho Cause Of the disaster.
During the last adjourned examination twelve witnesses
have testified, all connected with the company and
ployea on the steamer at tho time OF the collision.
Among the witnesses the second and fourth vress
the Auriatic, Messrs McGachcn end Bradford Engi.
Kitchen Williams spears, Barber AMI NcFarlauc,
Qnartcrmastcrs Wilton and McMuicn; Carpenters md
Joncrs Mct;uniss and Cr.llon, and Boaswaiu's Nate
Hughcs The testimony OF these Witnesses, taken at
great length before United States COMMISSIONED Gil.
bert, tom.zcd aud all the salient points g.vrn pre-
scnts the follow ing Tho testimony OF the engineer
first Importance TO the orders from the officer In
charge the bridge at the mc oi the collision, dis
closes that al thlrty-two minutes past nine
the morning OF the collision the telegraph orlcr from
the t.'dgc was to stand BY ihs was received DO
approach OF the strange vessel with any fears Of
collision Almost immediately anerward the telegraph
csrne tho order, stop her" These orders wsrc
oieyed promptly given and then AT forty.Onc
minutes past two A. VI. came tue order. aruu speed
astsrnn The vessel ~ this time as moncn-
tnn won't pretty well under ccminand OF The engineer
and shc backed quickly These various oraefs and
thur instant uilincnt shown hy the og book OF
the engiDeers departments The testimony OF the on.
GERS deck shcwc principally that the steamer
goine rapidly s'ern ~ ,he .mc q 'hc collision aud
almost incTdsblc, the strange vessel ri the tmo
bearing down ON tho steamer before strong
breeze and iavoring sea The collision then
took place, the J:bhoom OF the strange vessel
foulsng WITH the steamers port anchor stock,
pot, 'ssns away sss ms
Immediately squared away up channel fnil sail set,
showing green hight The steamer then hcavcd ahead
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Several Aldermen on the republican side ana absent
at Cincinnati, and committee work is consequently
= standstill
On May 81 there balance OF $685., OIL IS In tn
city treasury. Last week there was $5Os. COS % no
ce'ved, $944 ls4 5s dsburscd, and on June 10 there
remained hand balance of $794, 1876 20.
Tho Comptroller has cut oil the supply Of Ice watcr
thai used TO sake the thirst of tho visitors 10 the
Finance Department.
There police officer attached to the City Hall who
preserves all the stumps Of Mayor Wickham's cIgarx
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STRUCK DOWN BY HIGHwAYMEN.

About midnight Sunday night, Oficcr Short found
a man lying in an insensibc condition the sidewalk
in ST. Paurs avenue, Jersey City Heights Al nrst no
supposed the man intoxicated, but an examination
showed that there several wounds tho
skull The officer summoned assistance and had tho
taken 10 the Third precinct station where mcdi
ical and was rendered. When the stranger rcgaincd
consciousness he gave his Charles HARRISON Of
Bcacon avenue. lie SAID he walking along ST
Paul's avenue. when he was struck from behind with
some blum, instrument, WHICH fecd him TO the ground
ana hc became unconscious HIS pockets ricd Of
500 all the money he bad in his possession
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A CLEVER WOMAN.

While Mrs Catherine Frcdcricks, OF No. 165 Ludlow
street, walking through Orchard street yesterday
she detected George Smith, OF No 1854 East Houston
street. picking her pocket of S. She chased him into
bcer saloon in tho Bowcry and then Broadway and
Bond street, where she ran him down aud had him
arrested by Ofcer Frnk, Of the Fifteenth precinct
he was held for trial at the Washington Place Court