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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ASTORIA BURGLARs PUNISHED.


JAMES FOUND GUILTY AND SENTENCED TO MrRIs-
oNMTNT FOR 30 YEARS-M'CARTHY AND RlLtY
GIVEN SENTENCES OF 20 AND Is YEARS RE-
sPECIIvELY.
The January term of the Queens County
Court OF over aud Termner was opened at North Hemp
stead Yesterday with several important cases on the
criminal calendar. Among the criminals TO DC tleu
were Francis McConochie charged with the murder OF
Maggie Burns Dennis RyeT the alleged murderer Oh 'he
Waterman, Patrick Taft and the Astoria masked buIS
lars The trials Of McConoce and RyeT, upon the al
pcation OF their counsel postponed the witnesses
being told 10 he present Feb 10 Jddge Pratt pre-
sided assisted by County Judge Armstrong and Justices
Baxter and Chip.
John James one of the Astoria burglars, arraigned
of $50 p M, three isiictments-5urgiary al 'ho
house OF Mr.. HyeT burglary at the house OF MT Green
and highway robbery. After slight interruption Dy
the entrance of the Grand Jury jury obtained by
3 D. m for the trial of the Green case. The Dstflct
Attorney made a brief opening. and Mrs william Green
was called TO testify She described the circumstances
attending the burglary tue mannern which the purG
lars were disguised. and the articles taken she ldeht
fed pencil-case shown by the DiSrict-AtOrney and
was very positive TO the presence OF James some
the burglars had pistols ana one cary AIIie ",
tanned in the house James h9 1a,o % piS sbc
She was OF the presence OF James, as sl5
his eyes and the SIDE OF ms Nc "hu anna MI
tire PGSShar s Mrs Hye story and identified
James by his voice. face, ana inquire MISS Ger
the same effect Frank stated that at the prelim
nary examination, in order to make the iotIthcatlon
mole complete. he bound handkerchief over
the lower portion OF the prisoners lace; JoIn
Schmidt one of the alleged burglars tesllned III
regard TO conversation at the jail with James VINO
tod him about the disposition of tho property stOch
from Iiilycr's and Green's residences joan hIicy'
another OF the arrested, identified the pencil taken
nom Mr. Green the given him as part OF me pro
cpe,is of the burglary Officer John Lang testified that
he heard james say he guilty This closed the testl-
mony The Jury retired at4:3O p m after charge lIoui
ndgc Pratt and returned at $3.50 with verdict OF
guilty o burglary in the first degree James then pleadSd
entity TO the indictment for the HIiycr BURGLARY lie
WIS then sentenced by Judge Armstrong To lnpreoh-
men for 20 years the Green burglary ana io 10 years
for the Hycr burglary, making 80 years III all James
is A years Old MI - ., 49,, . u,
on similar indictments, and, pleading gnlty' "tIe
sentenced They both under II years or age, ana
born in New-Iork. Mccarthy was sentenced on 'h'
Green Indictment 10 years at sing sing ana ~ years
for the Hyer bursiarY20 years IN all tNey was sen
fenced to 10 years first Indictment ana years Oh
on the secOnd-1o years III all.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
TwENTY-FoURrH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF The PAS

Association Hall, at FOurth-ave. and twenty
third-st was comfortably filed last ng On the oc-
casion Of the 21h anniversary OF the Young Mems CHRIS
tian Association On tie platform were Peter COOPER
Gen. T. V Johnson Salem II. Wales, the Rev. DR.. John
Hail. Frederick Marquand, and many Others The eXer-
cises were presided over by L. T. Monroe, ana were
opeued with the reading of the scriptures by the Rev Dr.
C. f. Deems and prayer by the Rev. DR.. Rogers Adj
dresses were made by the Rev Frederick Courtney the
Rev, Ilewelyn ID. Bevan and john +. Parsons
The annual report read. reviewing the meetings OF
the last wear under the conduct OF McsSis Moody ana
sapkev and the International and state Association
work To tie library Of the association in this city 90
volumes have been added The percentage Of books
issued is as follows: och per cent fiction ana
tales 90 Der cent general literature, and 533 per cent
history and science ana reading Of a sohd character
English French. German, Dutch, Spanish aud Italian
papcrs 81 in all have been be Il file. Papers maya
yDes and Illustrated wceSlIes have been sent To y
army posts aud al stations The average dt"udih'o
M the l. bc class, conduct It'd H. FRO. v. H. IHoStI,
NJ D. on sunday afternoons, has been co. l"uI-
teen lectures have been delivered on FRIDAY evenings
TNelye receptions, with tHtclta uhcn's, nave hetl
Gwen. There have been i.23l IL" mcMprts lt'ei'ci'
Nla In procuring situations las been asked nl 80 young
mn The Boaery Branch his assisted SSH men ~
their ~ ITS lin work, and free lodgings were lH
nsncd 10 80 3J,9iS meals were gwen away ana
5IIg7 meal. were sold at cents each. Al the E;l!"dy
Branch ia tic Grand Central Depot dlancr was gwen on
T,Iuksa wing ami Christmas days to 300 railroad en-
moves and 900 lglus meetings nave Dtch Conducted
SuDsclilons the amount Of S&OJ,OOO nave b.cn Sc
cured toward the payment Of tht mortgage a. III 0!
$4,000 the Association building, ana Iui thc litht
Extension OF the work OF The I9wcY Branch. The re-
Ccpts during The past year were T253ol o. aii us
buIscment. t-G,34J 81, leaving Da,incc OF FloO ~
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There seemed TO be 50
fDrInr nniNNDDn iln mln4 r..I
THE JOUSSET MYSTERY.

Frances KoaskO, who was in the employ as a
servant OF Paul Kotzrthman Of 40. 49, Fuon-~i, has
been discovered by the police Of the Tenth Precinct re-
siding with her sister, Mrs OiO,Z at No 95C Atlantic
ave. Jousset, the missing drug clerk, who WAS also
employed by Krctzothmann, is said to have
been crimnally intimate with the grl.
Last night her brOther-p-law refused Ia allow
tine police to the girl the ground that physician
had directed him do. He refused also 10 gave the
name NJ the physician. OoSZ says that his Sstern law
/, suffering from ana that he does not know where
Joussct Is BY people living ia The vicinity, il is said
that the girl was out of the house Oh Sunday.
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NcENDIARTsM AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.

HYDE PARK, VT, Jan. 22.-Two barns and
barn shed belonging 10 Norman s. Adams Of Eden
burned yesterday by John flanders who called to
Adams 10 and take his horses As Adams APP
lr,. ched. Flanders attempted To shoot lin Flanders
delivered himself mp 10 the authorities aud SAYS he
70 Kill Adams No motive iR assigned for hls strange
duct. Loss by the fire, ~ POO
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RAILROAD LEAGUE WITH 4 srocK-YARD.

Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court, Circuit,
yesterday dismissed the complaint Of james Kirby
against The NewY0rk Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Company. The plan'iG states that he defend
refused to transport some sheep from Builo uuess
he signed contract cOnsgnng the sheep the Uhion
Stock Yard and Market Company subject 10 yardage
charges He signed this contract under protest The
stocyard company refused deliver the sheep without
ayment of its charges and Mr. Kirby then brought
action for their conversion,
Judge Barrett held that to make the protest of any
weight there must have been legal coercion such
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RAIL OF THE cERCLE DE L'nARMoNIE.

The French Ball. as the masked ball of the
C.rclc dc IIarm0nc familiarity called. was more she
n this year for the past two seasons Though the
attendance did not eq that OF the first years o. its
organization. Tie boxes were wei hled the Hoor was
crowded fon an early hour in the evening, aud the
biially was al It's hight long before midnight How
long Ii lasted, only Those WHO remained III the morning
hour can te The entertainment, like all others, eh tue
effects Of ie hard times. None Of the balls this
have been great successes, but that of the CcIcc de
FHdnOnie last night was an indication oil return ~
better times,
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p @ ST S OR I.
$50 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS
ANOTHER RUSSIAN LOAN COMMUNICATIONS
TURKISH PROMISES OF REFORM.

ANOTHER RUSSIAN LOAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TURKISH PROMISES OF REFORM
LONDON. Tuesday, Jan % lN''.
The Telcgrdph's Vienna correspondent says IL
f. thought that the announcement that the ambassadors
of three Northern Powers would embark simultaneously
to-day intended 10 prove the permanently OF Tie ai
ancc of the three Emper0rs. IL Is stated tia, new
Russian internal loan of 2OO000000 rOubes (ll6oOo
OOO is impending.
The TelegraphS Pera correspondent says ire of'e mas
sent teenaphic dispatches to its ambassadors at tho
various courts Informing them that while rejecting the
proposals OF the Conference It undertakes to faithfully
sxtcud the new constitutional liberties to all MS SUD
ecs Tie Turkish Ministers have given Their word not
10 attack Serya before the expiration Of the a'niNtcr
The Berlin correspondent OF The Times remarks II
peace is not concluded before the end OF the arn-ce
Turkey will probably revert 10 her original demand that
ce,an seryian forresscs be destroyed ani others sur
rendered
RUSSIAN LEGION FORMING.
dispatch The Tunes from Semlin mentions report
that Russian legion is being formed near Grtho|o. on
the Danube. ana the Russian volunteers wuo qulttcd
scIya are joining it.
LoXDON, Jan. 23.-BarOn NicOtera has with
drawn temporarily from lie I:alan Ministry on the
ground of illhealth. S.cuCr Deprc's will act for Him.
(For Olhcr Foreign N~,rs zee First PIg.I
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COST OF CITY FEAsTs AND FUNERALS.

A suit by George w. Roomc, well known
some years ago to the frequcnters OF the CITY h""
against the city, came M Yesterday before judge Do
hue in Supreme Court. ChambeIs' on motion LOT ro'
ercncc Mr. Hoome asks 1881 for money expended by
him in 1870 and 1871 public occasions Tor inc 'o'
mon Council at it's request Included IN the DiIs arc tue
following For Refreshments furnished to the common
Council on ST. Patricks Day, 1871. for hXing the sc
stand and decorating the IA per order Oh the Co
mon Council" $s2j refreshments on 81 Patrick DY'
1870, $3.50; at the reception OF th' fenl'n oA,' -
,shmapts $3.50. reccption of william IT. Seward, 1919
for mourning walls gloves, crane, &C. ut superintendent
Jourlans funeral $3.50; Alderman Thomas connors iu-
neral $3.50; County Auditor watson's funeral sl'o7o'
the largest single item; for Florence Scanneiis unera
1858: and for Henry Rogers funeral, 500
The motion for .rcierence was Opposed by u l. iol
on behalf of the city, the ground that 1t was proper
case for court TO decide what authority Mr. Roome ad
to spend so much money Judge Donohue reserved Ills
decision.
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actual violence danger firrparab!e injury no sch
coercion shown He inmatcd. however, tnat u the
yardagc had been paid the plaintiff would perhaps nave
had an action for It's recovery. 80.
Another suit has been brought on The equity Side OF ,o
Court by Mr. Seymour, with whom Kirby Is assoclleu ~
n siockvard 10 cnloin the railroad company iron any
Observation-Disclosures. A temporary Injunction mas p,n
granted by Judge DOnolue and the ease WIZ pio W
hanrIcd tIis mouth one of the counsel for Mr. kirby
said sncc then have had no such estficios p"'
the money has been added in the freight DIS . III.
Wilson Wallis appear for the planth III both SUITS;
T. LDOIuis for tie dcfCn iants.
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Two lrshmen were disputing on the streets
ycscrel,v as 10 l.h of TIE Presidential candidates
elected One Of them expressed his firm conviction that
T. len had been elected. aud covered hInaef and Ma
coun ,ncn with Glory for having been the direct
of bringing about this result "What makes ye say that
Irsmcn elected Tildcn T. asked tho other. Faith 70
said he "dIdnt OREGON go 5000 miles 10 vote for
Illden and isnt he an IrishmauT- Angeles Ex-
press.
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LECIrREs AND MEETLNGs.


public meeting. under The auspices If the Boat
Owner, Association, r DE held at he LdI l. south Il
p. tomorrow 10 discuss lie subject OF low toll on t1'
canals Merchants IoTya,r, bOitntn, and All others IN
rested IN welfare OF the city requested &c
attend.
The Railroad Committee Of the Aldermen held 4
short ION Yesterday consider the heating ~ street cars
curing The Winter months. Additional plans were Submitted
and Charles L. scott r:c-eut pap remaining 'H3 hear cu
be- introduced without nUaitiuS tic ventilation
Ic gave lul details and cures Of enauoI IN connection
Wiih ms plan Of Brooklyn favored heating cars
by steam. The committee viii report on Thursday.
There seemed to be some misunderstanding yes
tcriay between the OF American Mining ana
Exchange Nassau and T!uest, nd the persons VINO
authorized the announcement that prayer me ting would D.
h, az the tine EEchgngc yesterday afcnpDn Inc
of Mining bolrd granted the use o Tie rooms
Ae purpose concerning ogrt and devtslHg means To
the wants OF sac IN t:e low wards Nhth "ls
That TIM primary object Uf tho promoters Oi the
movement hold prayer meeting, objection Was made
and the meeting finally held At 40 lj6 galway About
persons pre.cL,, the Rev Dr. huntington presiding
Thr exercises consisted 0f singing and prayer aho oue re-,
marks 10y several gentlemen s!mlar meeting Will De h'lN
al TIC same place NJ 3jl p m to-day.
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clared her first attorneys guilty OF negligence. and In
any Cac they Ind earned the $1,000, only TO be
paid Shen she had a divorce.
on the other side the defendants DENY any gross neg
eence and say that lawyer is not liable for mere M
take that the judgment Is not set aside, but merely
counsel cannot he charged To the defo ndans Tho con-
reserved its decson. Townsend d Weed appeared lOf
plaintiff A. CardOZO for defendants.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
ea.m.27o Noon. 26l SPIN, o.. Ml1Sht II.
Highest during tie day. 2s 3. Lowest 70.
Average rs - same day. 1875. 2Iie'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. James H0fei-A j. Cassat, Nice-Preslrent OF
The Peuusv lnania Railroad Company .SWtcrdm notHe
r. T. Davenport Aor Hon'.-'apt John L. IaVs 49,,
Iitdeor I0e-E H. Judson ~ syracuse HC0hdn H0use-
Ieut Coinnandcr f.. ". Dickens, 4. = N Iyct iJnms,
Ircs-stanton Bake oi Boston rpm Avenue Ho'e'H''0y
q. Eastman Of POughkecpsle.
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CUTTING DOWN ARMORY CLAIMS.
The Commissioners of ArmOries have cut down
claims for rent of armores and drll-rooms follows

natal. $3.50 AS SO 1898, 1873 90
Tho Controller states that these allowances are hn"'
and nearly all have been paid Claims are stli before
the commission. amounting TO abou; floo'ooo.
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DISEASES CT NIEN.

The importance OF the hcalthuess Of the nervous
svstcm cannot be Overestimated; power lite
and death AMI the direct bearing which 10 las on
happiness To be recognized its capabilities s
qualities. and its powers the Importance AZ ts htilthtu
II scryatOn uses danger OF OvertaNng II,
whether through thought, study, intense application IN
mental Investigation ami research; whether 10y the absorbing
the cOnuct OF complicated ana mOntn
interests or by the excessive Indulgence OF tho
apprtcs and prOpens OF the system All these are proper
subjects consider also the knowledge OF what
what IL and when these exist the absolute
seeking expert VINO
long 8cIi years, has devoted MS whole TINE ANA a
study, investigation, and treatment Of all the mla
this important department 10 accurately determine
The diseased conditions nature, causes, and origin
excess from his and practice has learned
the arrangement and promptly apply
the remedy avoiding the painfully slow feeling after the
truth TO the Inexperienced and annoying to the
who naturally wants Ia know without delay what
l. the extent VI the arrangement the probabilities
o rtcupeIa1n aud the time required.
striking example value Of and practical
observations well the usefuucss Of the prompt appca-
ton sui remedies found in thc important statement
coming one dozen public Institutions only
home bat Jo1 that large proportion of those who
mental disturbance and absolute insanity pea
HCutly rcCOve Who placed under treatment within
after the hrst symptoms have manifested themselves
II the ntrllecU Departmental the brain has become
Eauscd by Intense mental application dcprylng IL OF the
or connected thought II can only recover Its strength
y being properly and norshe by the OF certain
Cuc methods II - precisely in every other department.
whether OF appetite propensity, passion CGch requiring a
bringing them M from their Ovcrworhed and exhausted cond
tons The importance of this branch Of medical practice
scarcely be overraed for reaches even 10 the peea0n
family ~ hereditary tles ana
tcntun Of estates In the same family
long and large experience in this direction have
been ablc the thankful appreciation
OF of the first families in The city and nation and Ger
talny much to CtiVat,d minds COnltc-
with practical experience In what pertains 90 the over
OF their powers whether Of bra appetite
propensity passion.
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FROM THE HONORABLE THIRLOW WEED

ENDORSING DR. RAILWAYS r. r. r. REMEDIES q
AFTER USING THEM FOG SEVERAL YEARS.
NEW YORK, Jan. l. 1917
SIR: Having for several years used your melcns
dOubtngy at rsi, Out after experiencing their efficacy g2
f confidence Is no less pleasure than duty thankful
y acknowledge the advantage sc have derived them
The pills reSOrted TO often Occapn al
wh the desired effect The Ready Relief cannot be- III
descT bed than IL Is by its We apply men.
frequently aud Freely almost invariably hGdg the urJ led
"Rcei" Truly yours, Gigned) THU RLOW WEED.
Dr. kADWAY.
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DR., RiDWiT'S REGULATING PLLLS.

Perfectly astess elegantly coated for tho OF all Dis
orders the stomach iye bDwc Kidneys bladder
Diseases headache constipation cOsveness ind geston dyI
pcpsia D0usnes5 biOusioyer, inflammation OF tue bowels
piles and all arrangements OF Che internal yisera Marantei
PRICE IS CENTS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
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SUSPENSION OF WOODEN MANUFACTURERS.

WARREN, Me-, Jan. 22.-Thc Warren Manu-
featuring Company, w0Jlcn manufacturers, suspended
ON Saturday afternoon. The capital has been IN
reoscd and stood ai $4,000 The liabilities Of the
company cannot bc ascertaned at present. but include
: - 900 outstanding bonds
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINS.-PuTSuanr to n writ OF mandamus
issued by Judge Dykm1n the fOar OF SUPERVISORS Of west
county mt hite Plains yesterday to take acton
Of placing 10 tie cudt"t 1onktiS tso Tax
lcy. excess valuation of real estate IN IOnscrS 10
the anOdut of rl3'i1i 49, On Saturday morning Amherst
Wight IT, ~ the supervisors, obtained from Judge
by WHITE Plains an * par" stay 81 pr0ce'dn IN
The ease city Attorney PrmeOi lOnkeTs
got iping before Judge Dy Ama and the stay was set
aside After dsrabc discussion over e matter yeser'
the Board of tyisJr5 appointed committee winch
will report in what manner the ant1Lus SHAH
i.. t,sYl,.ti t,.f
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INFANTS SWALLOW MILK OF MAGNEsIA
with avdity fails TO regulate their digestive
DREAMS and bOWVis.
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announcements

LUNDBORG'S CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum.
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RADWAY'S REArYRELiEF
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured Cor fity There Is not
remedial agent this word that will Fever AMI Ague
Snd MalarOus Bilious scarlet Typhoid, Yellow AM
other Eevers aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. so quick az
Sa DWAY'S READY RELIEF Fifty per bottle.
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EDGEw ATER.-F0y the past two years the streets
OF tie village Of Edgcwater have been Overn with nnuz
zpd dogs Z breed ON saturday and sunday nght
raid fpado the ours and number o. them were
shot Poisoned also freely scattered about te
streets Sunda morning over fifty dead dogs were found
in the streets
SrAPIETON-Under the recent decision OF the supreme
Court ~ Appeals IL Is understood tat ne riot
Commissioners VIII remove the perOi the staten Island Ferry
Company the cluDh at ~apetOn An attempt To
move The Instructions made by he 0neIs ABOUT
one year which time the men sent TO eject the removal
were The penalty the ineTt renee y san To DO
so per day, making the penalty up to tie decision nearly
=.
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NEW-JERSEY

HARRIsoN.-1he employees of the Peters Oilcloth
Manufacturing Company who recently struck Work on ac
count OF reduction Of ~ per cent in their wages re
sumed work yesterday The old rates the employers being
10 iii their places with qualified TO do the work
PAIERsON-Thc j2d anniversary Of the First Re
formed Church celebrated S1ody There nave al
ready en- to the poor 27j tons Of coal out OF the
800 appropriated the Bureau OF Outdoor Relief
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IN, o., inside The complaint next dismissed but th'
Court OF Appeals ordered trial Yesterday III th'
Circuit Court before Judge Gilbert judgment by default wa
rendered in favor Of the plaintiff FOR $6l, i05 G6
The Cowenhoven property, comprising strp oil
land 10 by 700 feet IN dimensions Atantcayc when ha
been courts for long time advertised or s'
90 The land IL portion Of tho street u oFueo
and the pavement gutter ana hagstohes lamp
posts &C. are advertised be sold separate parcel
Anthony Simmons, q negro, was arraIgned before
Police Walsh yesterday charge OF feonious as
sault with intent to kill upon his wife. second woman IN
the case Williams In whose company simmons
wife spouse Sunday night On their way nome
simmons who carried seyenbarrced pistol, discharged
acccntay he says when the Hanson Place Aehods
Church gbtenng the wOrshipers causing the Rev. Mr.
Reed pause I'm his Mrs Simmons proven not 10 DC
wounded but husband pursued and arrested MISS
Williams WIS also arrested for assaUltDg Mrs simmons
A. ID. Owens and his wife stated at the FIRST IRE
clint station house last evening silver watch and some
clothing had stolen from them in OHIO By young man
named VIM Bennett residing SOB Fulton st. Bennett was
found a the number mentioned where nc was employed az
clerk IN hat store He admitted the theft and said he was IL
the employ aud his wife, who Travelled AROUND ~
country collecting iron Afterward he said Mrs owens wrote
him several letters asking him elOpc with nor MT ao
said they going to start Tor columbus o"o
this morning detective noticed IN Mrs owenss POCKET
largo The presents some curious features
JERSEY CITY.
To-day the election will be held to decide for OF
appointment Of commissioners 10 lay out county
boulevard. The registry has be3n light
A Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman named Miller
fell between two yesterday ana was very seioISN i
iured, one arm being cut Oh. IL lives In Trenton
The Grand jury Yesterday presented indictments
against Director FreehOders Farrier Hal a
per McPhips, blackwell, Ginoccho speeI startup smith
Guiran Cook Johnson the l3 members OF the board
who voted for the purchase Of the court house SITE