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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-09-19
OUR HARVEST FIELD.

Hard coal ten dollars ton, In Lanesboro.
Tho NJ. E. church at Spring Valley cost
$4,000.
Sunday seems to be our liveliest day.
Os0kis Cor. AlerGntTtG Post.
They have a new Randall lime kiln ut Usage
and plenty OF stone to burn in it.
Tho ground is very dry.-Houston County
Journal.
So is the Journal.
1T was the anniversary OF Mr.. Dickey's s
fortieth birthday" says the Pney Neus.) Pitch
into that again.
Open letter to the Owatonna papers. The
first letter on that card is meant for J., and
not an l. j. N. w.
Alden is to have Il brass band. The in
struments have been bought and the orgAni2A-
ton completed-Albe'tL Leo Standard.
Mort Wilkinson has retired from the po-
litical arena, and is ut present engaged i'll
farming near Wells.
The Presbyterian church Of Worthin gton
is to have new bell. We are glad we don't
live any nearer Worthington.
The Chatheld Democrat is going to bolt, not
Donnelly, no no, they don't swallow him-but
Is going to bolt the nomination.
If VIM. Jay, of the Winona Herald, wished
to, he could make as good a paper as the Her.
aid has been for the last few weeks.
The Usage Press has large home adver-
tising patronage, and that healthy appearance
which all country newspapers should have.
-''CampbelIs Grand Sextuple Combination
of Circus. Museum and dMenagerie''-dost thou
comprehensive coming to Usage on the I'D.
If farmers will consult their almanacs
they will see that this is about the time OF
the year that editors are presented with ripe
water melOns.-Iine Island NeWs.
The political angel 'passed over" Maine,
and the ''t1rst-bOrn in every househOld' that
did not have a greenback nailed over the door
passed in his checks.-Inter-Ocedn
The daily gazette., 1878-02-18
Stray Wants.
Windy this morning.


Windy this morning.
Kings Good Samaritan cough syrup,the
best.
The churches were all well filled yes
terday.
Job work is done at exceedingly low
prices, at the GAZETTE job Office.
Twenty-six persons were baptized at
the Delaware Avenue Church last
evening.
The American Rifles attended Scott
NJ. L. Church yesterday morning. They
were in full uniform.
When you wish to have an acheing
tooth extracted visit DR.. Gallagher, at
No. s, E. Fifth street.
1t is really astonishing how the cir
culation of the DAILY GAZETTE increa-
ses; it is almost impossible to supply the
demand.
The Orphans Court.
The regular session of the Orphans
Court opened at New Castle this morning.
His Honor Chancellor SALISBURY, ,
presiding. The business to be transacted
II of a routine nature.
Lecture.
Elder Miles Grant will continue his
prophetical chart lecture In the House>
hold of Faith Church, at 7.S0 O'Clock
this evening. All are cordially invited.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-18

BY its innumerable cures, made under
all possible conditions, DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup has secured for itself most en-
yiable reputation for great usefulness.
Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-18
NEW ADVER I'll sEMENTs.

II OST.-On the evening of the 18th. q
IL bunch of keys Please leave them at
the office of Il. b. Frazer, 3rd and Market
feb18-2t*
The daily gazette., 1878-02-18
Isavages OF Diphtheria.

Cornell, Superintendent of the Delaware
Western Railroad, lost daughter, aged
three years, from diphtherfa. A lady
named Berrill, from London, Canada,
and her three children, are now on visit
to Mr.. Cornell, and one of the children,
a boy aged 2 years and nine months, also
took the diphtheria and died yesterday
afternoon
The daily gazette., 1878-02-18
A Valuable Article.

Mr.. VIM. b. Norton, No. 826 Church
street, has taken the agency for this city
Tor Marshalls patent carpet lining, for
protecting carpets. 1t is the best article
for this purpose ever invented, and sells
at prices that place it within the reach of
all. Call on Mr. Norton and see it,
The daily gazette., 1878-02-18

OST. In January, in the City Cars, or
~ on Fourth street, between Market and
French, a gold bracelet. A liberal reward
Will be paid II returned to Mrs. Rice, on
Riddles Road, between Delaware and Gil
pm avenue. febl8-1l*
The daily gazette., 1878-02-18

NOTlCE.-The Managers Of the Will
IN mington and Kennett Turnpike Com
pany have declared adividend effifty cents
per share, payable on and after the Goth
Inst, at the National Bank OF Delaware.
j. POULSON CHANDLER, Sec'y,
February 18th, lS7s.-3t*
The daily gazette., 1878-02-18

+ OST.-A yellow spitz dog, answers to
II the name of"NEP." The finder will be
suitably reward by returning him to
VIM. B NORTON,
IeDlS-3t* 826 Church st.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-18

-. , AnnRalNat9Iis 2
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

xASN-vANpENHovE.-O On Tuesday. June II.
al Tue rcsidence Of ne br de's parents, BY Rev
suinvan Weston, RICHARD +. BIEDERMAxN 70 MELANiE
daughter Of q Vndenhove, ali Of has CITY. No cards,
CkEAMEK-McrEAGuK -ln Bro"kiyn, Monday,
Jun. ~, 1878, oy me Rev. J. N. Campoeil, tue als
ALEXANDER CkkAAgk, N. D., Of Brooklyn, 10 ALICE
KERR Nc EAGuE, IT New York.
DoUBLEpAY-UYDERniLL.--0n Thursday, Juno IL, al
the resiueace OF orlne's alner, ~ Rev Crfnen
Frenou, d. D., InARLEs DICKINSON UouBLKpAy, oil
Brooklyn, 20 LILY UNDgRnLL. laughter Vi Eawaru r.
UnuerhiIi, OF his city.
JAY-UELRicHs.-On Jnne IL ut the Church Of ths
Hoy C'tqmuuioa, Ivy he Rev. +. Il. iwroncc, ID. D.,
WILLIAM JAY. ci BEDFORD, Westminster county, N T.,
10 LUCE. daughter oil the late He nry 0erichs, Eco,
o. the ~. q as*s4N sA4
SHERMAN-W WOODRUFF Wednesday, june IL,
1878. III tne Residence nj q. h. stout New brunswick
N j., BY the Rev. Thomas Nicuols, Axrauk sHEa
MAN, Of New York cty, anu NARY +. WooDRurf. Of
New Hrunswicx.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -rhursiav. June Is, 1878, by
the Rev. DR.. G.laudet, GEORGE D. SrASFIELD 10 VIC.
TukiA, aaogbtcr Of The late Charles lowther Esq all
OF this city No cards.
VAS URDEN-YOULE On June b, at the Church Of
81. Jonn Ba,ilst Dy Rev Dr.. Dufl-, WILLIAM n. Vac
ORDEN 10 EDITH e., daughter Of George W. Youle
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MRS. ANDREWS PARASOL.
THE USE TO WHICH II WAS PUT IN THE SUR
koGAlL's cuUk. YlsIERDAY.

THE USE TO WHICH IL WAS PUT IN THE SUR
KoGAlL's coUk4 ySsI ERDAY.
Though generally consi cred an ..uT dayn at the
surrosates DARK court, on aceoont OF resi- In the
Vanderbit contest yesterasy's proceedings were IL
Iivcly intcrcst The thfeats OF brother 10 perform
Inc iegs lord OF nis -isier most painful and an
surgical operation part Of when Was 10 .rclr oup,
h,s a,voiea heart, SO enrasea nv lady, who very
properly regarded herself as the custodian OF tnat
organ thst sue proceeded couri administer
justice 10 tbe on snisr. though he Of
u parasoi THIS haze episode, coupled with OBJ
que ailusion from thu Surrogate respeotins ain
counsellor, ient piausncy to mo proceedings qus
unusual
% a proper understanding oil this peculiar per-
Iosuaacc 10 y necessary 20 state that much re-
spceteo gentleman, named Isaac Been. uepai tnis
he Tue "a oi February last at tue ripe ago o,
egnts ave years, ieavng considerable property and
Owe cuIldren TO wraalle IT, rno wrsngle pro-
eeeded. a. IS uai 10 suoh casrs ou tho GROUND VI
unaue ,snaancs anu wa1t VI testam.Itary capacity.
q mural al i,her. h.. Dorsey aDo L. j. Ju sou APP
peafsa ior the ~i ana l. l. Overhead aud Kooert
Andtews .vf tue "pioneniA Tue iAstrument airect.a
tusi certain properly ~ the to~n VI Fiatousn, l.. l.,
oi when aecssses uied possessed, De sivcn 20 The
cbudr,n VI his acceascd daughter, M iiida Stmoas
anu ali the fesiuus 90 gwen 20 tu.t " nis sous,
Gesssc NJ. anu Leon Jss, interest 10 DO dvlded
equally amoDg me i've cniidren ailGaed to above.
lne names vi THESE vcn, ns,srles are George ~,
Lsouiaas qua Nathaniel Been, Louisa Andrews and
DIVA ". Overhead Mrs.. Az rews bavinx o,cn quietcd
ny irtcnin alter ber assault Gtofg NJ, every
thiDg 10 lhe court room was quiet snd proper wheD
tuc surrogate ebtercu. fbo case pfocecucu evenly
untu General Matber assca one of tne sub CRIB ny
witnesses the wi 10 contest the other
wDD signed was pr, sent wnen the wi was made. 10
tbls question Mr. Overhead oUjected, and hts objection
VA overturned.
But, your Honor" persissod Mr 0verlrid, ''the
question rs leading Let nan ass wio was present"
Inc surrogate seemed 70 tnink his remark an ~
hingsment on tue Iourl's ugnny, said Win uch
teverity"i you are IN your rect senses you vii
MOI Uaudy ~vrds wan enc Court II you arc not so.
Der / ~iii aJJ"rrn The COURT
"Weil, prvtest,p sad ar. ovsrneid
The noise Of the Islup gavei Eiicd tho court room.
anu before the echo had dice away the presld ng
officer called out loudly 'sUrlrrl or viii commit
you. Proceed with tue cxsmIusiop OF tue witness"
Tue examination OF the witness continued. aud at
its conciusion the court adjourned.
When the parties bau ieit the court room Mrs. An-
dfews renewed attentions 10 her brother win the
sunsnade. but without any serious result owing 10
the restraining inn aencs OF friends.
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JUDE CHoArE TO AssIGNEEs.

BRINGING THE LATTER UP WITH A SHARP
TURN THE KEYNOTE OF n FORM
Since no has taken his place on The Bench Judge
Choate has found time between writing his decisions
10 give MS attention TO the working methods OF hts
court He sounded the keynote OF reform few days
ago order respecting assessing Of in the
Clerks oce and yesterday ne followed up the good
work by issuing the following ordor:-
TIM NEW oRDKR.
Complaint having been sde tho Court, through
the Department OF Justice, that many assignces In
bankruptcy III this dsrict have failed, heretofore to
make Their annual reports required by section 10
oil the act oil June o. 1874 u - ordered tnut tho
Clerk give notice. by Publication OF this ORDER TO all
a'sgnees In bankruptcy appointed Dy this Court
That thor annual reports must be made to the Clerk
before the 3Ist day OF July next. IN deiauit
thereof they will become Liable, under the provisions
pl said act TO DO dismissed from oflces 10
DO prosecuted Tor m sdcm canor punishable BY noe
or I'm prison. ent
pointed out that not more than one-tenth OF the as
sgnees IN tho Southern dists,ct OF New York havo
complied with the act cited by Judge Cnoate in his
order. The act OF June % 1874 requires mat each
assignee shall report 10 July each year 10 the Clerk
OF the court the humber oil voluntary and compulsory
Cases IN their charge during Tue year, the amount Of
assets IN each case tue receipts disbursements, the
the amount oil sces, charges and emolumeuts earned
received, mo total amount oil legal expenses and
counsel lees, the dspor ltion oil tue cases and
niarlzod statonent OF 0otn classes OF shall be
given. The Cerk ~ required to mako up d statement
for each year, ending on Juuc 80, OF the number OF
assignees accounB nicd and settled; whether any
assignee hes JAILED 10 account aud the name anu
dress oil the deiauitcr he nne or The mscem eanor
created by me net OF lS74 Is exceed $500
Imprisonment not exoecd one year, dismissal from
Office 10 follow IN either Case.
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CAPTAIN WILLIAMS AT THE BAR.

CHARGE or ASSAULT AND BATTERY AGAINST
HIM LIsMIssED or IoLR STEWARDS CASE.
Tho examination room oil the nerson Market
Ponce Court xas crowned yesterday morning with
police officers sporting men ana dsnIzens vi the
rweny-nintn precinci. who came TO see tue issue
charge Of ass ,uii eon..sied between Abraham Du-
Dos, OF No. l9l West Elcveuin street. ana Ca tain
Atx,naor Williams. Mr.. Dupisnac auctcu tue
prosecution aud Captain Williams assumed Toe fuuc-
tioas Of tue deiencc ninsei According 20 the state
~ oi Dubois 10 vas s,aqdng On tne corner OF
six, svesuc snd EievsAtn street, on TN 5in i1st
wnen Captain Williams came ny 70 MN, addressed
min A. "a dirty loaIer" ana ordered aim u .ge, on,
Of iusre" Then no slirms ue received Dsow on tho
lace rom the defendant, winch Knocxea his nat or
aud inrew h,m OF MS ieei. He referred to LarEe
Wilson, VINO WIS with him Al the zine, and a COUP.
Of Others Witnesses. To show that 10 cause 10
REGARD Dabols with suspcou aud not cOuntepancc MS
appearance IA his prccinct Captain Williams crosse
exa nined aim. From this II appeared that The CON-
psi. aus tsouau uow cussgge 10 sgitimae DIs.uCss,
had Uten oI merry cvuIectsd with certain ques.iona-
Ole eater pfsss mao ICED engaged IN transacloLs
wuisn tne captain claimed anordi good tor
beiss rcAsrscd with no iavor ~ tne police. Clarke
Wilson wno 10 some ceicvrsted as poot PLAYER,
saia no va "a ths company VI Du ois wLss the anair
occurred ac saia he bad Lcare WlniaIus ca 40
o,htr ioaer aud seeu nm push IA on tDt corner,
but Ueiicved bis nat hau iaiou on as bo saw Dow
sTuck.
fHk FoLiCkAAN
OWfcr Stcwatl, MO VAN Japan Williams ut
the time. a. well as lne defendant man cell, aened
ca.r.c aim ost toto la the aiterhoon Judgo smith
dismissed the CON aiut
NAV ooMPLAISAsrs
Captain W iams' case had nsruiy 0s.n disposed OF
beiors nuinvcr VI elegantly asttrcd young men
tered The court aud nearDg Was Requested Wy their
counsc on Deh ~ OF Mr. Lsdioh Osdea. ms gcuie-
man charges Officer stewart Captain William con.
pani0n AID xnness tue 0tD0f case, with wantvniy
insuitlns him snd three rcuJs Of ats anu vioie Wy
pusuitg a. in ai0 4 Tue sidewalk IRON 5ixIu avenue
ana TLr,s IL street " tue next corncr. Tue counsel
tne pro eruton made Argument IN wnicn he
spose Warmly oi the icDgtbs 10 winch the police Of
toe twenty .bintn precinct carried their authority
aud caines tnst the test ony OF four gestlemeh Of
10 nigh standing aud repute - the co nplanant
bis witnesses should force any magistrate 10 nold the
de.e nusBt ON captain Win imr, who was present.
the counsel opened th. walls o. his wrath and tuini
Dstsu sgiisst Nun, 10 the cuilcatou VI tue IA
ern,, though seemingly without coneerning the Car
much, judge smith said nc would case
iull consideration anu aarnsh an opinion wrtiag,
he had in tho other case.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES

Commissioner Shields. yesterday, he,o Archey Tor
pey, charged by Captain lcsUod wing. o the
scnooncr Aimeda wing WITH mutIny, IN $3.50 ual TO
nv AT tie action oil the Grand jury.
Ella De Forest has brought suit against her bus-
banu, Cornelius Eugene De Forest, 10 wnom she was
married august 70. 1869, Tor an absolute divorce,
charging him with adultery. De Forest having de-
,ar..d Tor CaIli orn,a months ago Judge Law
renee yesterday granted AN oruer tnat the summons
% served w paDucation
Application Was made yesterday by Mr.. Peter
M,tcneil 20 Judge Barrett, IN Tue Court oil Oyer
rerniuer 10 vaeate tue Judgments against James A.
Monaghan Tor 50, UO0 tnaties ii. Fasson tor 81, 100
ANA LnarIes o ior U0O, wncn haa becu entered
against thcm upon their vonas tor Michael Moron IN
inc urst Ip ctneBts against MIN Tor alleged wrong
hui acts as one OF tie Com Issioucrs oil the Court
House.. The bonus were forieted IN December. 1873
Marion alter ward returned ana save new bonds.
Racers a. since mis- vile Is uDaue to settle
no MIA estate consequence OF these judgments be-
ing liens OF the property. Jnage Barrett took the
Papers Tor c1amiuation. 80
w,lI,sm II. Merrill aud W. Monk, formerly
sss,.ssnt clerks Finance Department, were dis
snsrssd 90 May 81. 1871 by Comptroller Kelly. They
sr. med however, luat they would be allowed az
srsstaip uour 10 make explanation win respect 10
proposed removal. the reason Tor such removal
.s,ay lual tneir services were no longer rcqurei.
IN spuearing they wore told that tncre we're no
suec,s charges against them They obtained writs Of
ssr,,orarl claiming that thor removal was illegal.
IN bssh cases. ~ alleged, that Immediately on their
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AN ATTORNEYS ATTACHMENT.

James C. Quinn, an attorney, brought suit against
James s. Kea and ms daughter Jane A. to recover
$3.50 for professional services and obtained attach
property in The store No. 1877 Broadway on
the ground Of the non-resdsnce OF the defendant,
Jauo A. Kea. Mr.. Quinn claims that In hts PROBES
sonal capacity he rendered services 10 the defendants
In various suits and legal proceedings which
suited In saving them from $4,000 In liza
bliities sought 10 be enforced against them,
besides $500 cash. Defendants have not yet put
IN an answer, bat motion was made IN their behalf
by Messrs Lockwood l. Post before Judge Goepp, IN
Chambers OF the Marine Court yesterday, to vacate
the attachment TITS motion was based the aega-
ton that Mss keai Resident oil th.s CITY, In op-
position afhdavits were submitted on behalf OF
plaintiff ny Mr. Michael Gross, ms counsel, to the
effect that all the residing defendant did In this city
10 sleep m sue had, al iona Intervals, and
that her permanent residence was In New Jersey,
where she TOOK OF her TAI hers house. Alter
argu mont tho Judge reserved his decision.
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A BURGLARS MISTAKE.

On the night OF the I'D of May last the residence Of
Nj. Joseph G. Barne, Slocum avenue, fremont,
was broken into By burglars and silverware and a
mcerschaum pipe valued at SIPS stolen few days
later Ofcer Weeks discovered the silverware hidden
under bush IN Buckhout's Wood. He concealed him.
self in some brusnwood near by and patiently waited
evonts. His prudence rewarded tor a. halt past
nine o'clock that night bury fellow scalthily crept
mp TO whore the stolen booty was concealed. rho
Oincer madc rush tor The unknown, who took
10 his hsels, but the firing OF sho. from
the officers pistol brought the fugitive up with
round turn. HIS nnme, ne said, was John ROBIN.
SON, and he lived wherever night overlook him. He
frankly confessed TO having robbed Mr.. Barnes
house. and ADDED s'thats all there 10 about IT," The
missng pipe Vas found IN his possession. together
with = valuable matchbox, which was identified by
Mr.. Elias Breevort, OF Fordham, whose house hac
Dccn plundered on the 5tn OF May. When arraigned
for trla yesterday In the Court OF Genera Sessions
the prisoner who Is old offender, pleaded guilty.,
and Judge Gi'dersIeeve sent him TO the State Prison
for ten years IT hard labor.
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TaE ESCAPED PRISONER.

The announcement 10 the HERALD ia 4 RUFUS Minor.
alias .sLnte Rule, who. win otner Is charged with
stealing 500 900 oil securities from Jamcs
X. Younp, Of No ~ NASSAU strees. IN January. Iad
escaped from officer 90 his way to the romos from
tbe Lour, oil General ecsieSs. csuses sreat deal oi
exc tsmeai yesterday, as thc affair en,raliy
Knnwn. Evey enort h. beng made to fecspturc the
fugitive. u w. stated mat the escape wss planned
b. Muoi's a sUcats, ana tnats coacn ioiiowea INN
all the wsy ir he Court aud that whea 10, eiud.d
tbs ofcer ,ne beer ss,oon oc jumped into the
veyance aud nus obtained Ms freedom.
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REAL Estate
The following sales were made yesterday on Tho
Real Estate Exchange

The following sales were made yesterday on Tho
Real Estate Exchange
MYERS.
Public auction OF AK lots ether, In size l5Ox9s9
on West 18TH st., n. y, lUO IT, ". oil 9th av, 10 -
,. sLEEcKrR AND soS.
John II. Glover, ref ree-fo ecosure sale Of the
buiidng, with lease OF lot 20xuO, No. 3i2 av. 80
o., 81 II. a. OF lot ~; leased November l, 1873;
term ~ years; ground rent, $50 per annum, TO
L. =. T.
p J. Joachmsen, reieree-Forrciosure sale Of the
two houses, with lots. each 25xiuD., Nos. +52 and
4J8 Nest SD IT.. a. g., i5o u. .. OF 10Th Az, TO
pIaintiH IS,fJU
ByRSARD sMYrH.
Bradbury o. Chetw,od, referee Foreclosure sale
OF the house. with lot 2Dx ltW.5. No ~ East blH
lis II. OF 18th TO plaintiff. II, 100
v. n. LUDLOW AND co.
Oh srles Miller, referee-fareciosure sale OF two
lots, each 25xi0o, on the n. OF l4ist st.. 1855
t. u Of Aiexanucr az, TO plainiih ~, l6o
ny WILLIAM KsSSxLLY.
A. l.. Sanger, refersr ec."suf. she OF the
houses. Nth lot 2tlxioo, No. III Lewis st., w. 8.
lao H. n. stanton ST. to plaintiff ......... 500
also partition sale Frederick smyth, reeree, OF
the uudin - with ios .5xl -. 10, No. % DIVISION
st., =, running thro h TO No. 3s East Broad
way, 1918 II. .. VI Natharine ST., No. - Division
ST. to }. b. Paton, Tor 1913 y, ana No. ~ asst
Broaaway, q. tombstone, tor 81 100 10 .4OO
Also the house with lot a5x i,S. 10, N 33 Division
So y, running thronsh 60 No. 10 ~ broadway.
~. 10 ~ y. OF tathHrine st.. NO. 80 Division. TO
j. Is. Eaten. tor xlu.tFB. Hud No ~ asst brosi-
way 90 II. Is. BaAter, 4.1b =. 49,. 14,6OO
Also two LOIS. each 25xiuF. kns. 2il an 213 Mad
ison Sc -. ~ - Il. ". ~ Clinton e., No. 243 to
h Ward, No. 24I 10 Peter 1ucsa.... ~. 49,. 5o25
total ......... ............. . Ss7 DOL
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LAFAYETTL'S PECULIAR PLEA.

David Hindlcy had trunk, with over $500 worth
OF apparel and valuables In It, and having
leave city he intrusted Il to Mrs. Coleman, Of
IS Clinton place That lady happening into the hall.
way on "Wednesday night encountered a man cooy
bearing on ON his shoulders. She called the police,
and tne ed 10 the Fiitecnth Pre-
ciuct police station, where he SAID ne Lafayette
Lord, of No 10 West Seventeenth street IN court
yesterday Mr.. Lord submitted tha somewhat startling
defence thai no intend steal the trunk al
ALL but only wanted nov lar he could carry It,
In spite audible Lafayette Insisted on his
innocence aud waxei quite indignant when Judge
Smith committed him In 81, 5o0
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CONsPIRATORS PUNISHED.

Henry Klein and Francis Stcmler, who con
vcted Wednesday the Court OF General Sessions
OF conspiracy endeavorng dsfraud the OF
John 4. Cassidy, through naving induced o.e Will
tam Pausss u psrsonate James Ca. sdy, brother OF
The deceased were yesterday arrsgned at bar for
sentence hsIorc Juage Gildcrsiecvc Counsel Tor tho
prisoners app led tor tfi the vi stem
Ter c0ut@ud'ns that the ,vdence against MN
was entireiy at variance wnh the veruict Of
the Jury Inc mot on ucnifd Assistsnt District
Attorney Bell IN movlug ior sentence, asked
Iuli enaity OF tue law be toe prisoner
account VI the numerous similar enotts made TO
dcfraud tue estate deccaseu pcr.Une Juage Gudnr.
SID that view of the character OF crime
conii tte ir IL his Incumbent uut, pose tue
highest penalty allowed ny law Tor ia meanof.
He tneI scutr them one ear each the Pen-
teatiarY anu TO pay n.e VI $780,