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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-10-26

The CAMPA1aN.-The present political cam
paignin Hartford county is unusually free from
excitement, but we earnestly hope Demo
Gratis will not on that account stay away from
the polls on the day of election. The Re.
publicans can scarcely hope to defeat the
Democratic ticket, but they still have con-
troll of the colored vote, and experience has
taught us that the dusky voter is always at
the polls when there is voting to be done. If
the Democrats are over. confident and fail to
vote, they may feel mortified, the morning
after the election, to find that some of their
candidates are beaten.
Let every Democrat, therefore, regard it
a duty as well as privilege, to go to the
polls on the 9th of November and cast his
vote for the Democratic nominees. The
ticket is an excellent one and deserves to be
supported.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

A I the coming election, as many as can,
"A who are in arrears for taxes for 1877.
will please pay to Watson & Moore, Falston,
}: A. Fulton, Bel Air, and the undersigned at
Churchville.
The county is urgent for money Will the
taxpayers enable the Collector to pay?
oct26-2t J. Nj. ANDERSON, Collector
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IOUh nUN oTTI WH5HIHRIOH, u. z.
OUR COACHES CARRY THE u. s, MAIL,
Notice to Trespassers

A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned
"A not to trespass with dog, trap or gun
on the premises of the subscriber rs the law
will be strictly enforced against trespassers,
in all cases.
FRANKLIN STRITEHOOF
oct12-3t*
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-Revival Services will
commence at Dublin M. E. Church South, next
Sunday, at "a P. NJ, and will continue during
the week. Preaching also at 1015 A. NJ. and at
Tabernacle P. M. Rev. J. w. Steele, Paste
- I.
more dangerous than severe cough or cold. A
well-merted reputation has DIR. BULBS Cough
syrup, and this remedy is sold by all druggists,
Price 25 cents 90 'S'''
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M Office.

TNHE GOVERNORS GUARD will meet
L in Bel Air on SATURDAY, October
9Th; at o'clock, z. NJ, for drill. All mem
bers must be present.
BY order Of the Captain.
JOHN G. HANNA;
octl9 Orderly Sergeant.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-10-26

The lightning struck in Baltimore on
Wednesday, but it did not come from the
americans tall tower That institution is not
very great success as an "eleetriiier,"
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IA n MI

situated in Hartford county, in the State of
Maryland, which is described in deed
from II. D, Farnandis, trustee, to S. Howell
Barron, dated Goth of September, 1S47, and
recorded among the land records of said
county, in Lber II. D. G., No. So, folio 400,
containing
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d [ h ID.

SUMPTION-On Sunday, October a.
1877, MARY E. eldest child of Thos. NJ. and
Rose Sumption, of Havre de Grace, aged 10
years, months and days.
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Trustees Sale.

T N virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
L for Hartford county, as Court of Chan
Gerry, the subscriber, as trustee, will sell at
the Court House door, in Bel Air, on
Monday, November IL, 1877,
AT 2 o'clock, p. NJ, all that
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Monthly ticket good for 50 rid, over either Stage
Line, THIRTEEN DOLLARS 9
Tickets can be purchased at President street Depot
above prices " "
For information of tho Public we will state that the
company intends to run both of these Stage Lines nm
III June 30 1881, WITH THEIR PRESENT EQUIPMENTS and
that 20 inducement could be offered them to dispose
of either line stock.
we have equipped them regardless of expense
and prop to give all chance to ride cbesn and in
safe, comfortable and commodons overland Mail
Coaches In winter the coaches will be supplied with
staDie robes, ana heaters placed in bottom of the
Stages to keep the passengers feet warm,
ANY neglect or mistreatment on part of any Agent
or driver should be reported to
A. e. BOONE, Secretary,
Lock Box Sl1 Washington d. C.
INln n
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The flag of Cuban independence is about
to be furled and CUBA Libre" will soon be
no more The Spanish troops have captured
the President of the republic of Cuba, Don
Tomas Estrada, and other officials of that
unfortunate enterprise. The bravery and
perseverance of tho Cuban patriots deserved
the success they failed TO achieve. a
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book, Poetry for Children" by Charles and
Mary Lamb, and the boys particularly, to a
kindly letter OF advice from General w. T.
Sherman U. s. Army, besides telling the latest
news about the moons of Mars and talking of
the Russo-Turkish war
The whole number, in Typography, makeup,
and quality and execution of engravings, shows
how much can be done in the way of providing
the young folks with fine Art Magazine.
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STATE OF MARYLAND,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Comptroller's Office.

OF
flows: -0'N' winch
the
full
fol
the county which said defauer
whose
the '"" i""' '"Selhef with
LEVIN WOOLFORD,
o the Treasury
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M otto e.,
Old Clothes Made to Look Like New,

1--WE undersigned begs most respectfully
Il to inform the Ladies' and Gentlemen of
Bel Air that he has located himself in this
place to CLEAN SCOUR AND RENO
VATE CLOTHES of all descriptions, at
prices TO suit the times.
All orders promptly attended to and salts
faction guaranteed
lie respectfully refers the Public to the
following named gentlemen, c. W. Norris,
w Smithson Forwood and E. Wyatt Baker.
JAMES WHITE,
next door to VIM. IIcrman's Store, Office
Street. oct2G II
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RATES OF FARE.

We are also running Two Horse Concord Coaches
thorough braced, FROM THOMAS RUN, via Church
vile, Carsins Run, TO ABERDEEN on the p, W. & b.
r. R. connecting with all mail trains for PHILADELPHIA
able and pleasant ride to and from the Station
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The Country Gentleman.

COMBINED PApERs-FoRTy.E YEA,
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
Democratic Meetings.

JAMES W. MCNABB.
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$50 ACRES,
Dwelling House,
TERMS OF SALE.

with all necessary outbuildings The land
is of good quality, well adapted to the grow
ing of wheat, corn, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
CORONEKS' WOAK.

The death Of Matthias Setter, whose body was found
In Central Park the 1lth OF November came up Tor
consideration ut the Coroners' Office yesterday. To
ascertain all Information pertinent to the Coroner
Woltman had summoned every person VINO appeared
in connection with It. Their testimony showed that
the deceased was . cook VINO some time before his
death had appeared depressed In spirits aud spoke Of
taking his life, or 1t all events OF leaving New
YORK and gong to uennany Or the West He
purchased revolver, which he carried about him
showed TO a number OF people. When his corpse
found IN the Park, with bullet wounds IN the head
and breast, weapon found lying ~ his side VIII
yesterday Identified as tho one which belonged to
him. The verdict OF the jury that death had re-
suited from seli-infcted wounds.
Al an inquest held the body Of Richard Maggie It
was found that death had been due TO in
jures accidentally received by being crushed between
freight Of the Hudson RIVER Railroad.
1t appears that locomotive with ave cars had Just
down the scale track, ana mad stopped ut
Tnirty-hrst street, when switch engine With some
attached began backing up The deceased at that
moment was trying 10 climb upon one OF the cars,
ana they came by those oil the other tram no
crushed between them. His outcry reached the ears
of the engineer who hurried to his assistance and
tried to extrcate him, but too late 10 his Lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
ALLEGED LIBEL ON BANKERS.

Howard b. Crosse, Of No. 81 West Ninth street, and
the New York correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune
was arragncd before Justice Duffy. at tho TomDs
Police Court, yesterday, the complaint OF Dir.
James Hood Wright, member OF the nrm of Drexe
Morgan Co., who charged hun with having written
and caused to DO publ shed in that paper the 25h
Both days of October last certain false and
dalous reports derogatory 10 the credit of his hrm
Tie paragraph complained OF 10 In these words:-
Bankers well BANKS the large well the
smaller. have had and having serious struggles Tho
rumors regardin ttght position OF Drexri Nor
Co. have followed BY others OF charac
ter. .hese have been dcned some Of tn antnorita-
lively firm, 1t stionaOe
that these great BANKERS have Required al the assistance
their friends could render 10 tide their
embarrassing position. That they viii 20 through
orally cosdcd pretty certain At this date only those
friends refci red will know how Drexe Morgan
to being deeply and astingy swamped. Ii is
not only IN politics that tins Is called an OH year
Mr.. rose waived examination ana gave bonds in
81, 900 Tor his appearance wucc wanted Sir. Tweed,
OF Evaris, Southmayi Choatc, appeared Tor the
defendant. anu Mr.. Charles Tracy and A. 5. Sullivan
for the comp lainants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
A TEACHERS SALARY.

In tho Civil Court room, Harlem, there yesterday
assembled large delegation Of the fashionable danes
of the vicinity. Tor IL had been nolsed about that
govcrness would sue her employer. a wealthy lady,
Tor salary. The expectation was not disappointed for
IL appears that May last Mrs. John d. MARS, tho
wife OF wealthy merchant doing business AZ No 20
south street, removed with her family 70 their
mer retreat at Irvngton, on the Hudson. Mrs. Mars
took Win ner new governcss. Miss Mary Y. Perrin.
good looking young lady IN the teaching
line, who had been highly recommended Miss
Perrin was engaged Tor tour months 10 read
English, French aad spanish with Miss MARS, a
delicate girl oil seventeen aud occasionally discipline
Master Mars spirited child Of ten This duty required
qualities, mental culture and force OF character,
neither OF which, according 10 Mrs Mars Miss Perrin
possessed. Al the end OF lew weeks the latter
dismissed and now brings an action to recover $95
Tor the full time engaged, which Mrs. Mairs
pay. Tho defence tried 10 prove, yesterday,
that Mss Perrin, In making out bill for
$35, made II appear $4,000, and counsel
produced letter from tho young lady, tho
spelling ma punctuation OF which contrary TO
established ruca Miss MARS had complain to her
mother Of Mss Per.n's other Deficiencies, and Master
George still untamed. In short, MISS Perrin,
preceptor ana trainer, dld not AZ all meet the cxpcc
these allegations, but claimed that her head was
crazod at the time OF writing the bill and letter. She
introduced Witnesses TO show that Shakespeare.
Byron, Choate and Webster ut times
reckless in punctuation and faulty IN gram
mar, and that tho best people were liable to
In these respects Rev. DR.. George ). Mallory an
Episcopal clerp lyman and editor OF this city. sworo
that many first class teachers, editors ana lawyers
could hardly construct q sentence without outrag ny
Murray, anu that he knew distinguished divine IN
New York who was unable to spell correctly his own
name. Judge McGown took the papers, and will rem
der o decision III u lew days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
THE RIGHT TO EXAMINE BOOKS.

Application was made ~ tho supreme Court, Kings
county, before Justice Dykman, yesterday, by tho
counsel Of William Il. randrow Tor mandamus
against the American Express Company compel
the latter 10 submit their books TO his inspection
Counsel for the defence presented The anidavls Of
Alexander Holland Treasurer, and w. f. Fargo, Prcsi-
dent OF the company, setting forth mat the
present Is torag ny expedition; that the pro-
ceedng Is 10 annoy the company, ana that
IL Is attempt to discover something on
denied that IL WAS loraging expedite on aud
said that Mr.. Fiandrow was stockhoiaer aud had a
right 10 inspect the books The present company WAS
constituted IN 1858 W the union Of the American Elk
press Company and the Merchants Union Express Co.
Every stakeholder, ne claimed had right inspect
the books OF his corporation, and should tho Court
grant the writ oil mandamus IL would instruct every
monopoly In tue United states as 10 It's duty. sTne
Court reserved the decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
A nuwE BOOK

n.
This Felony Register Kept W tho Warden OF the
PRISON, Is formidable quarto volume, about twenty
inches IN length, twelve inches wide SIX inches
thick. The leaves arc alphabetically mdexed anu APP
der the several letters. The statistcians may be
interested learn that the longest lists under the
letters b. II, NJ, and w, whereas IN olner cities tho
longer isis are under other letters Boston, for in
stance, exceeding In the letters T. aud q. Each
foo oil III register IL so diyiued us to show br OF
outline history Of the prisoner and the alleged crime
namely, date Of commitment, name, Witnesses crime,
committing magistrate, briei incidents OF the offence.
disposal OF the case Since the present book was
opened in June, u has been about onequartcr iled.
PROMINENT
Bridget Crus, who rs awaiting her trial for killing
her paranoqr about ten days ago, the only prisoner
IN tho Iom6s awaiting trial On tho charge OF homi-
eide, When she rs qucstonoI concerning her offence
than that she actcd In soltdccncc. She occupies
cell No. AZ She committed In tho Irst place
the warrant Of Coroner Croker There are
murder IN The first degree awaiting trial. contrary
TO the general npres tho last having
disposed oil nearly two weeks ago.
30 Christian Roos the Swedish broker, who 10 held
tor larceny and cmbczzlement uadeT nve charges, liz
accused oil swndling his couotrymon out OF remit
tances sent TO their friends in Sweden, amounting
large sum.
Frederick Buckingham Is charged with forging
Tor S554S rs on Mr. William b. Whitmorc VI this
city, william Carere, known us the Colonel, y aud
who claims 10 from good family IN Virginia,
arrested in August last Tor attempting gotao
bogus st. LOUIS county bonds. Nelson A. Gcsncr Is
National Bank 81 this Guy. Joseph d. wilson IS
charged wan lOrg the name OF the Corporation Tax
Recover. There are no less than score oil charges
OF stealing watches from The person. and nearly that
number oI oil horse stealing.
The list oil untrled cases gwen above, although
large, smaller than u has boon In many years AZ
corresponding dat 8, and mucn smaller than many
people who are familiar with court facilities had sup
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General Shaler expressed tho opinion yesterday that
the Limitation only extended outside the city OF New
York. The gentleman also called attention to the
tact that there only one regiment 10 the city
which possessed armory NJ TO drii n-the Twenty
second. Brooklyn had provided excelently for ner
militia regiments IN furnishing suitable buildings
owned by that city. 1t was a\diseraoe 70 New iork
tnat OF It's regiments was compelled 10 build It's
own arm0ry.
Aldermen Rowland and Tuomey spoke in fhvor OF
the proposition for tho city TO proper buildings
as brigade armories The former called attention to
the necessity OF providing proper accommodation Tor
the National Guard during periods Of trouble. TINS
made apparent during the late trouble where
different regiments had been under arms for several
days
Alter some further discussion the COMMITTEES ad-
jourDed until haf-past twelve O'Clock to-day, when
conference viii be held with Mayor Ely and Comp
roer Kelly in the Mayors office as TO the best course
To ho adonLed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

LASE-RIcHARDsoS.-OnT Thursday. November o. ut
the residence VI the BRIDES parents Queens, by
the Rev. Thomas Nichols, OF New Brunswick, N. j.,
assisted by the Rev. Andrew Hagcman, Of Queens,
WILLIAM b. I. LAM to SARA f., eldest daughter OF
Frederick q. Richardson. ESQ
STELLE-REiD. IN ovember 20, by Rev. Thomas
Armitage, ID. d., at tho West Presbyterian Church,
GEORGE K sTgLLs, Esq, of Chicago, to Miss ANNA b.
REID, daughter OF Mr. James d. Reid Secretary Cold
anu stock Telegraph Company OF tins city.
STiLwELL-SPARKa-On Thursday, November % at
the residence of tho brIdc, by the Rev. e. n. Sims,
CHARLES IL. STiLwELL to LIZZIE NJ, daughter OF the
| ate Alexander II. Sparks all OF Brooklyn.
THRoCKMoRToY--CoSovER.-- this city, on Wodnes-
day, November IL 1877, by inc Rev. y. e. Putnam at
the residence of tho BRIDES COUSINS, II. W. THsoCK-
MORTON 10 JULIA 4. CosovEa, both OF New Jersey.
NJ cards
wRIGHT-GognAM --Iu Brooklyn, Thursday Novem-
Dor o. at the residence oil the BRIDES mother by Row.
Dr. FL gieston, ALFRED B. WRiGnr to Mlss NErrIg
daughter Of tho late Isaac X Gorham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
UNTRIED PRISONERS.

WHAT THE FELONY REGISTER OF THE CITY
PRISON sHows-oNLY ONE HOMICIDE AND
NO MURDER TRIALS ON HAND.
There are now connned in tho City Prison at the
Tombs $50 criminals awaiting trial by the Court OF
General Sessions. The commitments date far back
as the month OF July OF the present year, OF
them being in that month in August, IL in Septem-
Der, 80 in October and 70 in November 1t nota-
BILE fact that the persons charged with abandon
ment have remained in the prison since last July
OF the crimes for which the $50 prisoners arc held
for trial grand larceny takes the LEAF burglary
ond feonious and other assaults third aud forgery
fourth In numbcr. Tho following table, made up
yesterday from the "Felony Regster' OF the CITY
Prison. gives the classification OF the crimes charged
against the untred prsoners:-
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DlED.

BsckER--on Wednesday, the 2lst inst, aner q
short Illness ADAM BECKER, aged Is years.
Relatives and trends Of the family are invited TO
attend the flnera, Sunday, the 10th INST Mt the
Lutheran church. 10Th aud 9th av.. at ono O'CLOCK
H. N.
BgSsor.--At Milburp, N. j., on Thursday, Novem.
Der ~ 1877, BENJAMIN W. BENSON. in the 73d year Of
his age.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited TO at
tenn the funeral from his late residence, az Miburn
on Monday, November ~. At one O'Clock +. NJ, with
out further notice.
BoyD.--On The ed inst, HENRY G. BOYD
The funeral will be from DOS East Hath ST tho resi-
dcncc oil his brother, James NJ. Boyd, sunday one r.
~ The relatives aud friends the family arc Inv
TO attend
CARR --0n Thursday morning, November ~. tho
WIDOW MARY CARR, native OF the county OF Kerry.
parirh OF BaiyIonsiord, Ireland la the 77.n year Of
her ago.
fond and loving mother,
with warm ana generous heart;
But Doath. the stern com mander
Has orderea Us to part
The relatives aud friends the family are respect
fuly invited 70 attena nor funeral. without iurtber
noufc from her late residence, IL James SLIP
DAY afternoon at two O'Clock Intorment 10 Calvary.
CARTER, moo CALAMg.--Un Wednesday, Move
"a, CAMILLE, beloved vile OF Charles II. Carer, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
A CONDUCTOR ATTACKED.

James Martin, conductor on the Belt Line cars, yes
terday had occasion to put unruy and intoxicated
passenger named Jonn Freed OF the on Fiy-
ninth street, near Eighth avenue. Freed, whom on
the chr, drew pockctknife and attacked Martiu
making several thrusts al him, OF which ripped
tho conductors overcoaI Freed then ran toward
Ninth and up that strses Sixtynrst street
Sergeant Weston, OF tho Twenty second precinct was
informed Of tho occurrence, and just then a DOCTORS
buggy passed W, into which he jumped aud started
after Freed, ovortaklng him In sixly-arsL street.
Freed saw ho was on the point OF being red
doubled and turned in hrs tracks He was at length
caught and ia the Fiity Street Court ycstcr
day Was held In $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
NATIONAL GUARD ARMORIES.
A DISCUSSION BEFORE THE ALDEEMANIc COM
MITlEE ON COUNTY AFFAIgs--aENERAL sHA-

DISCUSSION BEFORE THE ALDEEMANIc COM
MITIEE ON COUNTY AFFAIRs--aENERAL sHA-
Lars vIEws-THE LAW As TO EXPENDITURE.
General Shaler appeared before the Committee on
County Affairs OF the Board Of Aldermen yesterday in
relation the question OF provid ing suitable arnories
for regiments OF the National Guard in this city
The leases OF several regiments have expired, and APP
pications renewal have been In TO the Alder
from the Eighth, Ninth and Twelfth regiments
and the Wash nslon GScys troop oi cavalry. Tho
Aidermanic Committee, which consists OF Messrs
Tuomoy, Sauer. Rowland, Gunlzer and Simonson
have HAD this under consideration tor several
months. 49
General Smaller yesterday commended that the Com
mon Couucii. Mayor and Comptroller have entire
power this subject and that there is no necessity
Of going to tue Legislature for relief The law ap-
piicaDie to New York CITY cited from section 100
chapter zzs, Of the Laws Of 1875, which says
lnthe city aud county OF New York the proper
vdcd tie Hoard Aldermen u the city Of New YORK sy
10 81 sS ss asso
may aasnorze tue onrsnasng snd leasing Of lands
dr the or military purposes
S Ss IL Pre- s iA ct ssw as
sed mu ss apprSyea as y Their terms and
aldermen ana tue ComproIer Of the city Of New York
raised ~ provided IN the ease q
re pissed approved aforesaid ~ ~ authorize
the and leasing OF lands the erect on
buildings arnorios and drllrooms upon lands belong
ing the city OF York Other than public
parks Of said city aud shall designate the lands
u.cdor such puposss ana specify the sum appropriated
levy.
Tho law then goes sstes how tho buildings arc
to he erected the Department OF Pubic Works being
delegated 10 attend to the work IL is contenaed Nv
some OF the Aldermen that tho expenditures arc
limited for leases ana buildings Of THIS
der section 122 Of the same act which provides that -
In such armory shall bs erectcd by
supervisors or the use o. such troop battery or company
within three months after the application
msdc thercor aud there snail have been amcetn ~ the
Boar OF the cnmmAuuant Of the
OF
pany the OF the brigade division
troop battery is attached
discretion with tho approval OF the inspector Genera,
ay u building TO be the purpose Of
such armory the OF annual thereof pro-
ded shall exceed the OF $3.50 each
troop battery company in the several cities OF this
$3.50 for troop battery
Gated u cities. shall be coun1y charge.
GENERAL sHALEE's OPINION.
Tho question as W whether tho Guy authorities
unlimited power In this respect may prove
very Important one At such time w tho present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24
BROOKLYN ROBBERIES.

The residence OF Mr.. Edward H. Flagg No 12s State
street, was thoroughly ransackod by burglars on
Thursday tvening during the absence OF tho family.
Only such things Of value could be
the person we're stolen, among others were . pair Of
diamond earrings q cluster diamo nd finger ring.
John Early, twenty-cgnt years OF age, residing in
Bergen street, near Washington Avenue, arrested
on thursday night. charged with stealing violin,
valued at $J0 from the residence OF John Iowther, in
Sixteenth street. Third avenue, some nve weeks
ago. charge Of grand larceny has been preferred
against Early BY Lowthor.