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The New York herald., 1877-10-20
NASHVILLE RACES.
FIFTH DAY or THE hEETING-MAHLsTICx,
ADVENTURE AND CHARLES GoIHAM THE
wINNIRa

FIFTH DAY or TUE hEETIsG-MAHLsTIcx,
ADVENTURE AND CHARLES GoRHAM THE
WINNERS.
NASHVILLE Tenn, Oct. 10, 1877.
This was the nfth day OF the Blood Horse Assoca-
tion's annual meeting. Though the weather
cloudy, the attendance was large The track was In
hno order slight IL the morning laying the dust
very nicely. There three the pro-
granmc, the first being purse OF $3.50 Tor all ages,
dash miles. Swigcrts MahIstick proved tho
The second event selling race, purse Of
$3.50. mile heats, which was by jennings Ad-
venture. An association purse OF $50 dash OF ono
nile, closed the days sport MesbUen's Charles
Gorham was the winner.
SUMMARY
NASHVILLE TENN Ucr 10 1s77.-FI.Tm DAY OF
THE BLOOD Ho.sE ASSOCIATIONS ANNUAL MkEriSG.--
Purse OF $780, Tor all ages wnncr oi the Aerchants'
STAKES excluded; two miles.
u. swigcrts b. Mahlstck. years, by Lcvor,
dam kebecea T. Price, so los. 1s....................
j. W. Hunt Reynolds br. Felicia. years by
Phaoton, dam FarIalctta, 92 lbs.
T. j. Nichols b. NJ. TaIona, years. by phaeton, darn
Alert, III los.....
Elmcrc x Co.'S b. 8. lrunps, years, by West Rox-
bury, dam Nora Worth, lOl llbs.................. o
Time. 3:4OIs.
SAME DAY.-Selling Race purse $3.50; mills heats.
W. Jonnlngs' ch. l. Adventure years, by Dan
lei Boone, dam Maggie G...................... ]
Emoro Co IS blk. u 5tartc, years. by West
Roxbury. dam Nora WORTH. 2
G.. W. Bowen Co.'S b. l. Mirah, years, by
NJ weshs cn. n. Transfer W. 6. McGayick's b. r.
Highland Vintage, W. T. Lnckis Crit aud Horns Dick
A. also started, out were un placed.
Time l:IS-il6.
SAME DAY.-Purso OF SIJO ior all aaes Ono miIo
I'd Mcgibben's b. g. Charles Gornani, years. by
Barney stone, dam Aurora Raby, g2 lbs......... l
H. Is. Douglus n Co Is b. I. Belle, 8 years by Bon
ME Scotland, dam Arnca g2 lbs 2
William Jennings br. Bannagnlath 3 years, "
Australian, dam Boneta, v5 IDS. bs.............. 3
William Mayo's gr. I. Alice Murphy years, by
Bonnie scotland, dam Bette Martin 92 lbs o
A. Kecne Richards b. f. BuT aud Blue, 4 years Dy
War Dance, dam Balloon, l0i lbs. ... o
Tine la54.
Pools were sold to night events to be run TO.
morrow as follows -
Young America Stakes, NO 2-0ue MiIc.-Leyelor.
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MRS. GILMAN INSANE.

rANfuL SEQUEL TO THE DOWNFALL OF HEH
HUSBAND.
In the of his reply to several questions THAI
followed his talk at the Plymouth Church prayer
meeting last night, Mr.. Beecher referred to
the case Of Mr.. W. G. Gilman and said that
he would have given not only all that he
possessed, but his right arm, If II could have
kept Gilman straight and prevented him going
wrong But that was not to be. He had gone wrong,
and ths true way to accept this dspcnsa-
tion was to put away all spirit OF repinng
ana say, ut Is OF the Lord" IL was hard
TO come to that and especially hard was 1t TO sec his
niece Mr. Gimans wifs) 90 the lunatic asylum,
she will do this week, and also her three children
distributed am0ng her friends
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HOME FROM THE "HILLS."
A REDUCED ooLD-sEEKER TRA1dPs ALL THE
WAX FROM wYoMINa--HB ESCAPE FROM THE
INDIANS.

INDIANS.
[From the Pittsburg (Pa-) Dispatch, Oct 1871
Last night a tall, cadaverous looking individual
saunlered the Allegheny lookup and asked the
loan OF funds sufficient ID procure something 70 eat
He was evidently tramp, and wore a pair OF brown
ovcrals, which pushed his boots, rod fam
mel shirt. stained and discoored ragged blouse and
q slouch nat The very Dir OF neglect that hung
around him betokened that he had many days.
travel. His struggling board and matted locks wero
gray with the dust OF the highways Ho stated that
his hame John Cunningham, and his home in
Forest county this state, and that he camo to Ailo
gheny from that place years ago, with $13S In his
pocket, which he had earned cutting down timbor IN
Northern Pennsylvania. soon after arriving in Allc-
gheny he caught the .'Biack His ievor, and joined
party OF sixty who lott for the new found
treasure neda Ho kept with the party
until they reached Sioux City, ana that place no
concluded 10 leave them and try MS fortune single
handed He then laid in stock OF provisions, whiskey
and tobacco. and to Bismarck, Dakota. Here no
says ne coined money RAPIDLY, his provisions bringing
sixty cents pug. Hc hnally got tired OF this bus
aud joined party Of ton gong TO the "d'g.
gings, but on the road they were attacked by band
OF Indians and five OF the party killed and all their
condition that they would not again attempt 10 20 10
tue gold district. Tney wero picked up twelve hours
later by large party oil miners and continued on thor
way 10 the region OF god. He, Cunningham, secured
claim and went TO work. but the yield was small, ana
u took nearly all tho dust he could dig TO furnish nun
with PROVISIONS He renamed In the mining country
there until his small stock OF money dwIndod away
and vanished after winch no started on loot Tor tho
Keystone state and walked nearly the entire distance
from Sydney 10 this city. collection was taken w
and enough money raised 10 buy him something 10
eat and he furnished with lodgings ior lhe ngnt
nv Turnkey Askey. OF The Allegheny lookup.
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A RUDE DEATH BED.

Jano Tasco, woman forty five years Of age, was
found lying dead yesterday morning In tho basement
OF NO. 3 Seventh avenue. rho place 10 usod as q
laundry, and she has Tor some time been employed
there as an assistant. Frequently, when detained,
tai morning ON these she was found. Shc had been
complaining OF illness on tho previous day, and al
homo.
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THE THIRD RvENT.


First Hedt.-Wild LILLY had the best OF the start by
head, Dan Bryant second, Driver third, Joseph A.
pulling IN Den,nd. Dan Bryant went TO the front on
turn and led TO the quarter pole length, Wild
Lilly second lengths ahead OF Driver who two
Lengths 'front.' oil Joseph A. Time, 80 Dan
Bryant had his head front at the haii-mile pole,
Wud Lilly second, lengths ahead OF Driver Joseph
A. iourtn. Time, 1:l2a. Wild Lilly took the lead
the backstretch and led length ut the
pole, Dan Bryant second, head IN trout OF Driver,
who Two lengths IN advance OF Joseph A A very
exciting struggle lasted to the stand, all crossing the
score, except Driver, on the rum Dan Bryant tho
heat by halt length Wild Lilly second, Joseph A.
third, Driver fourth Time OF tue heat, 2:z7M
Second Hedk-Dan Bryant had the best OF start,
Wild Lilly second, Driver third, Joseph A. fourth.
Wild Lilly anu Driver soon brokos up. AT tho quarter
pole ban Bryant led lour lengths lid Lilly second,
length in front of Driver, the latter ono length
ahead OF Joseph A. Time, 80 seconds A few strides
further aud Dan Bryant broke up and stopped,
having sprained his near iorcankc. Wild Lilly led 10
the hait-mile pole length, Driver second. length
in front OF Joseph A Time, LAZY. Wild Lilly
opened gap OF lengths tho backstroIch, but
alter that Joseph A. made nc struggle the stand,
Wild Lilly winning the heat by one length, Joseph A.
seventy yards front Of Driver. Time oil the heat,
2:271a. Dan Bryant distanced. lie very
ater the race but VIII soon get over his injuries,
1t Is thought
went away together. Wild Lilly soon REACHED the
front led to quarter pole nearly Two lengths,
36 seconds, Driver socond, SIX engths In advance OF
Joseph A., who had broken up badly. Driver also
broke up. but did not lose any ground thereby.
Driver passed Wild Lilly on tho lower turn and
hait u length anead at the half mile pole in :l2A.
Joseph A. trottcd hnely alter he recovered from his
break when he got TO the hill VI the backsretch
ne rapidly gained on the others. first passing Wild
IAy and aiterward overtakiDg aud beating Driver
home length. Time, 2:2SIa.
II dark that The race bad TO be postponed
until another day-tne judges said Two O'Clock this
afternoon. The iollowngisa
SUMMARY. st#a7 aA tf1#
SANE DAY.-Pursc $500; Tor horses that have
beaten 224; $500 TO the frs 5000 TO the second S120
to the third and $50 TO the fourth; mile heats, best
fhrac in q n
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A STUBBORN JURY.

The jury in the Of Joseph Kernor tried for tho
murder OF Clarence W. Gomcrsa still remained out
late last night With prospect OF agreeing before
morning Tho report is that when they retired on
Thursday afternoon they stood nine for a,qutta and
three Tor convection of manslaughtor. Last night
other Juror had brought round to The belief
In acqutiL Tho jury have made no request upon tho
Court Tor Instructions
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mo heat" decided BY the Judges
FIRST REGULAR TKoT.
First Heat --Jerscy Boy was lrst away, Saiie Bell
second, Jonn Murphy, Jr third The latter broke up
The turn badly, and was never atcrward IN tho
heat Jersey Boy led Two lengths to the quarter pole
III ~ seconds, Sadie Bell eight lengths ahead oil John
Murphy Jr Sadie Bell yokcd Jersey Boy on tho
lower turn, and as they passed the hall mile pole Jcr
soy Boy led by neck ia l:134. Sadie Bell carried
Jersey Boy TO break on the hill OF tho backstrotch
and this seemed TO do him good for he came gamcly
niter tho mare when he recovered and beat her two
ptns al flush, Saao Bell seventy yards in front
u John Murphy, Jr. Time OF the neat, 2:2s,s.
SECOND Heat sadie Bell went away tue best OF
the start Jtrsey Boy second, John Murphy, Jr third
Sadie Bell iroited steadily and rapidly TO tho quarter
poe passing that point IN 80 seconds Jersey Boy
ond. after PAD preak, yonn nurphy, Jr. tnreo
around the ower turn closed up much OF tho DAY.
light ana as passed the halinlle pole, in III u,
49, was but two lengths 'front.' Jersey Boy second
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sl7o Blue Eyes, $50; Morgan Coit $35; Momentum,
$2I McHenry, x37; Duncan " kenner, $22
The .Seigaaec Stakes Two Mile heats-King WILL
lam. $3.50; Typnoon, $50; Little Sis, $t7
One Nile and a Qudyter.-Startle, $50; Mirah $42;
OILY Cannon 500
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POINT BREEZE PARK.

PHrLADRLPHIA, Oct 10, 1871
At Point Breeze PARK to-day the unfinished double
team race was won by Mountain Girl and mate, in
2:37h. and tho pacing by William c., IN 2:29K
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/ head In advance OF John Murphy Jr Sadie Bell Kept
the up the hill OF the backstretch but soon alter
pass lng the threcquarter pole the others overlook
/ and then passed her rs they came into tue nome
stretch The struggle To the stand was close one be-
/ tween Jersey Boy aud John Murphy Jr, the latter
winning the heat by head in 227h. Sadie Bell was
! four len gths behind .
| second John Murphy, Jr, third the latter taking
trailing position. Sadie Bell led one length TO the
one length 10 front Of john Murphy. jr Al the half
mile pole Sadie Bell led length ana nan, yonn %
Murphy second. half length In 'front.' OF Jersey Boy.
Time l.llsI. Going up the hill Jersey Boy went 70
tho 'front.' ana was hall length ahead Of John Murphy.
Jr, threequarter pole, Sadie Bell slx lengths
Murphy, Jr, winning the heat by .. length. Jersey
Boy second, seventy yards ahead OF Sadie Bell Time
Fo.rM Hsas. Boy was nrst away. Sadie Bell
second Jonn Murphy. Jr.. third, sadie Bell showed
The way 70 the pS Bow sesons saa
ahead OF Murphy, Jr Time. 80 seconus A. the hall
mile poe--rme, 1:Ilk-Jersey Boy led hslf length,
Sadie Bell second six Lengths ahead Of Johu Murphy
Jr., who had broken up. Going up the hiii Of the
backstrsIch when near the thrce-quarter pole, the
driver OF Sadie Bell TO fail out OF the suky
and was being dragged In the dust Jersey Boy came
home easy winner by SIX lengths John Murphy,
driver Of Sadie Bell accused John Murphy OF running
into him purposely buA tnis was not SO. Murphy
however, was distanced for the accident and sadie
ffiA Heat Jersey boy had the best OF tho send
ol and going rapidly round the turn led 10 the guar
tor pole length in 80 seconds he kept this adyan.
tage around inc lower turn, and had length tho best
OF It at the half mile pole In 1d. Going up the
hill be drew away from the mare, and was iour
lengths Ia front the three pole; and CON-
ing steadily he tho heat ana the race BY three
engths In 351s.
Tho following IS q
SAME DAr.-Purse 81, ,50o for foals 1872; $50 to
the nrs S375 to the second, $225 the third. and
$3.50 10 the fourth horse; mile heats best three 10
five, in harness. sNA~yI
G. s. Johnson's b. g. Jersey Boy, by
Young Volunteer.
I. McConnell'ss. N. Sadie Bell, by Cap
tain West
John Murphy's b. g. John Murphy Jr
by Delmonico. l dis.
John NJ. Bayards ch g. Ovation by 5ss4. s,@8
Idol. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DIR.
DAVID Akin's b. m. Auinda, by Ethan
Allen, Jr......... ......... ar.
James /. Barclays b. N. Rattle Box, By s
Banker. .......................... d..
G. W. Grswoids s. IN Lille Mills, by
Fearful ar.
George rcehurst's b. g. Montezuma, by
EDWARD Everett ar.
John W. Barkcrs 8. G. Little Gem, by
Henry B. Patchen. ................ dr..
Hiram w. Howe's b. IN. Lady Warren,
by Aberdcen... Or
W. r. Gilson's blk. T. Midnight, by No
dne's Peacenaker dr.
Pierce Il McAilister's ch. g. Edward, by
Hambietonan STAR. DIR.
Robert Johnsons b. g. Barks, by Whirl-
wino........... Dr. .s.'at +.
L. V. Caldwcs ch. S. Little Wonder, ny s4n
Blue Buu. Dr. e4sttf
Quarter Hdlc Mile
First heat. IS l.l3A Z:S51a
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MYSTIC PARK.

BosroS, Oct. 10, 1877.
The October meeting at Mystic Park closed to day.
Tho attendance unusually large.
SUMMARY.
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EHfT7e&
Edwin Tnorncs b. s. Thorn
dale. by Alexander's Ab-
dailah dam by MambriDo
Cnlcf. .............. j 20
II. Penistan's b. s. MI Desper-
andum, by Belmont-Lady
Mckinney y................. 2 l 2 o 3
A. j. MckiInmin's blk. i. Black
wood, Jr, by Black~ood--
Belle Sheridan, by Blood's
Blackhawk. 3 O q
]. hart Wesh's blk q. Thomas
Jefferson, by Toronto Chief
Gypsy Queen, by Wagncr...3 8 q dr.
Pat Days b. s. Young Sen
tine, by Thorn's sentinel
dan, by scely's Star. ....... 6 8 dr.
David Nevin's ch Fear
naught Jr., by FearnAught.. dr.
ii. b. Hslton's b. Orange
Blossom, by Middletown.. dr.
A. A. Il J. l.. Barclays br !.
Banker, BY Rysdyk's Ham.
bieionian. dr.
II. p. Stevens Bros Oh. =.
General Grant, by Wapsy
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i fA4 SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK.-FIRsT ANNUAL BREEDERS MEET
ING THIRD FOURTH DAYS, OCTOBER Is AND 10
POSTPONED STALLION IRoT.--Purse $1,000, ior the
championship Of 1877 and silver cup; 81 900 TO the
$500 to fourth horse mile heats best three in ave,
IN harness.
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BJTHOVT ivTIfORfTY.
The Couirinint or stcsm.hip Companies
Against ODonovnn Ro..n.

O'Donoyan Rosa, tho reran chief, WI.
arraiencd in the Tombe PoIioN Court Yesterday
for srllug steamship tickets without loyal an.
thoritv. Tho "omplainuuts we're tho National
and the Inman steamship lines. who were rcp-
resented toy Mr.. Michael Phillips. Mr.. Rossa's
counsel was Col. Johnson OF Brooklyn, who
seventeen years ngO. drafted tho net under
which his client wa yesterday arraiEned. Tho
rompruies aver tina, Mr. Roesa had emaucd
himself with certain oi their out -of-town agents,
md hal thus been enabled to sell tici,ci, in
Now YORK Tor less than they could b. hnl a, The
companies own III .'s. Some time Hgo Tie COM
inun- ordered thgt t''kot- lr. soll ~ cini.rints
from III" Tiatarn Stnto4 nj ~" snruc rates
chHFg 4 hY tnr liil"- u~inA 'hf puri 80 br~i,n.
~ "ia"r words. tt'it Hi'n,- wcre instruct e"
nuVaur' 10 "n'h "il i,rnut iir pri""u ~ hi-trdns-
lmttnuui hctWDrh B'~tun aud N"w Work, -. j.
~ iiuil C. ta'" ug MT iur w., Nhu'nnl AMI
ti" luniHu lines %. N"yMnutu. Mass. and are
inuus,rj with lu9Ns obi t'i.ei- and with power
{" n.unN the nrHs .-urN advances. Itreenily 4
is alleged In tur. rnmnluinf o. Donovan IL .sn
"N"N"l 'lufiuuui "iuluu with trut irui. and hus
ti ifAl.-i d, g ID prt Niahlr ticket business M
2ii btwcNny and ew'i'rc.
iirt Co.,. 1t Sums. srut him ti'kcfs of tho
i"" ia. i"ntipucd. d"ird Ut Weymouth. Nfn-s.
t''s. zee rulu hure ni 81. regular New ORR
rnt. SO "a s2s Whln the agents ut Weymouth
hnI, W'r return" tiloy deducted tn advance
e. 70 for ~" it'r 90 zach immigrant, and thoir
cemmi~sion e" >. and handed TO the companies
~ or s2j Dor ehrt. How the money was
'INidrl ii,t hrYrn.
Innr. rrwri, u.-t nch That he bought n ticket
ia NJ. lD--is Dili uh H." Jnm.,u line for SOS.
Af'r he ln.I ~ money. Nj. Rosa. or b
rurcscniaiiy". lmnd'd him back al. snying
tiiat h. Nh a lutr mum. Col. Johnson
drew from him tnat lac bought tlo ticket
with np. intention ~ using IL. hnt. siDi-
ph n"ird und"r INSTRUCTIONS. Col. Johnson
an ,upi ihaf the c"urlaindnts had themselves
sent M" witness a. hiiy tlothkct AMI TINT In
buy H. il Ac Na- gully Ot t,'-c pr tnu'cs. The
Nn.onrl u.-u mai. thc iuu.ni that thc purchase
nyt h'lnl q bona lido transaction. having hoen
planned and c1Hrrrtrd ~ the rpmpHlnunir To-
hold good in law. Nj. Phillips said that tn
.ompani.. had No desire 10 prosecute MIR.
ho-sa- Thor claim was that he had violated
III. law OF 1860. amended In 1870 which pro-
vidcs thai no on" not an authorized agent OF
steamship Inc shull sell ia tickets. MIR. kossa
iiuued to sell tickets even after being fairly
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ROBBTNG TIE GRITE.
A Missing body Found In tho syracuse Medi-
cal Coilege-A Student A Arrested.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 2O.-Truman G. Gilchlist
OF OsweGo appeared at Police Headquarters ~
this city. and informed Chief Davis that h.. Ice
sired assistance in recovering the body ot 3.
relative which had been taken from gray g.,
GAINESVILLE Cemetery some time after it, luril
on Wednesday afternoon Of this week rhf~
robbery Of the grave was discovered bytwo boy
who. passing through the cemetery. saw tnri
the grave had been tempered with. IniorniiLf
Miss Hibb0rd sister OF the dead man. oil their
discovery. that lady caused an investigation u
be made. which showed tina, the body had been
tnken away. Chief Davis nscertained that u
medical student. Horace j. Babcock. living IN
Kidceway street. had hired a roo kaWay carriage
and team of horses on Thursday evening at 2
o'clock. and returned on Friday afternoon at
nbout o'clock. On this clue the Chief sent
an officer 20 the medical college in Orange street
with which Batsrock II connected.
Iu the mean time Chief Davis and Officers Nc.
Cnll Ennis. and Prettic went 20 the residence Of
Mr.. Ira Bnhcock and took Horace ID. Bahcock
Into custody. At the police Office Dubcock was
informed OF tho charge against him. and at first
refused To say anythin. beyond denying il.
After a. subsequent interview with Mr.. ell.
christ, Bah 'ock accompanied by that gentrs-
ege. whore Babcock showed the missing body.
Undertaken Gilbert was summoned. and the
body wiis taken TO his rooms. whore II now IL.
Bnhcock was taken to the police Office this
morning. and was arraigned, charged on the
body OF Franklin Hibbnrd for the purpose OF
dissection. Baheork pleaded not guilty. and.
although he pointed ont the body last night.
n" told those Interested that he did not ac-
knowledge naNlns removed It. IL is plain that
ON" or moro OF the medical students helped
Babcock TO obtain the body.
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HER UNCLE'S REQUEST.
More OF the Work OF the Society for the Pre-.
vention Of Cruelty to Children.

ain March last" Superintendent E. Fell
loves jenkins. Of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty 10 Children. said. yesterday showing
the reporter the photograph OF dark eyed.
slender girl. evidently a foreigner OF refined
parcntage. :" was informed that this girl was
cruelty III treated 10y her mother and elder sis
tors. The Information WIS correct and took
the eirl, of course through legal process.
from her unnatural relatives. A gentleman
prominently connected with n morning news
pip.r IA this city offered 10 adopt hor. and after
sll" had boon In her pleasant home for Willie
sh" became communicative. nnd sni that ~.
believed she wis an heross. A nrst -tc rs
not h"riud. ShH sdid TINT she hat liz 8 &C
yonrs with wrli-to-do uncle in Mont VIZ los,
Frame: mat llc llk"d her and tiWt h' ilrd
shorty ni"r she returned 10 her mntii.r. ., so.
lid heculne intcmprrnt". She wiz .,ui t.iI
that he had not forgotten her Ia his viii -.-
rured III" legal services "f Mr.. +. Il. {. lu. 81,
nil to-day ! received from him tri, fu.r-O.i
copy of the viii IF the girls uncle. h.qurn ing
ulw'ri ~ 10000 francs 20 her. " d'rd is-
yfts ago. and tn" interest upon ia" l-il.s.
ha, boon u"cimuating sine then. Nj. Gods -
VIII al ON - begin urOr"'din.S la se'urr the Z. e-
quest for the suoioty's inter sting yuuu.. waro -
Nr. J"nkins asked that the girls name should
mol De published.
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LITTLE NV COSTELLO.
Was She stolen = Who Heat her Tcrrinii
The Triat Of Jaas McI.oushin.

Jane Mclaughlin, a Manufactured OIL
woman, was tried in the General Sessions ycs-
T. relay for stealing Ann Costello. six -ycur-old
girl. Officer William Duggan testified that. hnv-
ing been told that tho child was bcin.. abused IL
n basement Mt az Grand street he went In and
found her there. She bore many bruises. ind.
eating that she had bocn terribly hcntcn. Mfa
Mclaughlin told him she was the erandinothcs
OF the child. who was half orphan. and hej
been living there thrco months. She sul-'
quently said she was tho mother Hs arrested
her. and took the girl AWAY. james Costello.
AIMS father. testified that che Disappeared
from his home in Seventy second street Tires
months before sho WINS found with Mrs. Me-
Loughlin. who WINS q stranger to him. and not q
relative. photograph OF tho child. taken inn
mediatcly after her rescue. and showing her
cut. bruised and swollen face and arms. was
cNnibted to the Jury;
ny peliling. Shc was selling her wares ia
Second ayenucs one day in juno lust, and Ann
had no home. and asked to be taken nlong. She
was not to be got rid Of and several persqns. in
70 ss Police nf G 81 rs ISussn ooR ss;
home; washed her. clothed hors 9nd su,sc::
anently ,ri',l 10 md her i9iher; II never beat
tcr.in-law. Nil Mclaughlin. that did II, Ann
told lies on Nell ana Nell whipped hef Tor l."
admitted ,Ga ,Gs SRI had aej he'd from her i've I've
times. aud had been taken back by her from
among the lost children in the Police Central
Office in every instance.
Ann WIS next called ne n witness. She on
countercd Mrs. Mclaughlin on the way to tho
stand. aud ran away from her. crying with
fright. On being told Tint tho prisoner should
not hurt her. shc became quiet: hut when she
iound herself on the stand facing the assembly.
she b"gnn TO whlmper again. A piece OF candy
appeascd her. Recorder Hackett asked cues.
tions calculated TO test her intelligence and to
ascertain whether she had any notion Of the
nature OF an oath bnt no coherent answers
could be obtained. She was not sworn. Fred
erck Lumbergh, nm officer Of tho Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children. tcstined
that he had never been able to get from her any
account OF her experience while with Mrs. Mo-
Loughlln. Her memory seemed to be strangely
lumbled. he prisoners lawyer cross-e xam-
ined this witness ut great length and the Re-
corder said. impatiently: / never knew a law.
Yer who asked SO many purposcless questions"
Two Of the prisoners neghbors testified that
they had hearl the child scream. rs though
being hurt The trial Ia to 10 continued on
Monday.