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The following statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the-Registcrs olce June l3
1873 J. oDtaincd from Augustus l. Docharty, Deputy
Rceistcr:--
Blreese g. :. 27ti.w q Not, :. 2Tsii2o;
aaener 80. -. -. .......... !. $1,000
Bissessr az. !. ,orse, 81 Mot. st.. a7xii2.e.
lisi ~ 4. = Of rIiis az. assIoo easa $500
.arDi Paul ,shoonmsehsr and wife 20 stmaei
s,h :. sou Of a.i,osd sy is:G.S6. An: -''o
sts < s97 q . 70 Of n hss,s-''g -. Xix
'y s.ss 81 s.aa = -msa sius ~ '''.Vo - Som
'' foos Ma. se"as,a % Esss" si Sion -" Nom
ioS'H y; & sSa ~ ..aoo ""., Nom
53i =. ;. iuoi,. :. Of ION az, 2oxim5: Mar.
is,s !, ha.,i. OK Icss; samuel ~i'eto -
nos' % r'.n' iss h. = Of ludlow st. 4aax7s So'a
-asrsnd seweenoas TO Mar. 4 yo,ssaer -, 1926
la aud Wit 70 William . .hsr 80. .,s,...... 1000
tlahage ST., No. ~, 25Ss7e; Theresa Huber 10
7Ssa g., =. iss 4, w. of ~ av. 2ssio2a; Aiberi -"
iiSt -, :. =, iista =, s,h ~, 10 - Nichols.
~. "a par, on; egmand "arris anu wife 20 Al
ios,h :. .,i;on. o. "a az, 7Sxiat;iii'l joes '''
7 iIips and wife 10 Mary =. Meyer. toAssd
ga ~; iisil::. q L:s,ss'.. A.: aaai ''"
1914 ssD: s,. X 10. i s fr SS XII a.oi
iosih ~, y. s.. go - y. OF "a av., 25xiOO; Mary
a Btyast 90 esther Davis. ....... ........ nom.
1Ufth 215 it y. OF sd av., 2Sx100. william
Lays execn,o.l 70 sane. .............. Nom.
1921 -, y y, i1S u. ". Of Sth av., 2oxvBlI;
Augusta l.. Brsham and husband 10 New York
iw av, y. ., 405 a. . Of 55th 81 ~; eiiios
ssadtera Gsisrssl 70 aasa.I.ns sehsissf 1900
0osh A., n ., 40 n. =. 81 "a av.. 75xiuD; 4. IA.
Un refsreeb ~ bertea Aetsxer ........ 49,. $3.50
1t2th 81. u. o.. TO 113th ST.. JDx1oo g. q, Wells
ueieresl TO Csshsrine tsfrigan wxscator, $3.50. 100
Boulevard, .. o., 10 IL. - OF 10th IT., 2Sx7b;
" aries y. ws,is uefefss) TO Thomas u. o'vonnor
texecutorp 49,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.s5p
slsoo usisrss) 70 ihss.s .. tsssssy go eas
18th IT., g., $50 ~. ". OF 9Th Ay, 25xgx Margaret
u, Pumpely 20 kdwsrd Mnsiow aud othsrs .... Nom.
Wssef -. .. corner Bnsiing alp as.9x44 10. also
beskman a.. . ., - 1 xpss james "a. Titus TO
AA~a T. Nom
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DECEIrFUL DAILY.

From wiiamspor:, Pa. tho other day, came
weii-to-do farmer named George Richie, who foil
across pleasant cou panion, William Daily by namo
The latter afforded Richie vast amount OF anus a.
mont, and showed him how he could make Ior,une
By a timely Investment. Tns Observance OF Mr.
Dliy's instructions cost the Pennsylvania farmer
Sl05 aud leu nim 10 acquaint the poi &c with his ex
pereuce Detectives U'NtiI aud Flanagan yesterday
proauced DAILY ia court and he was held W Judge
m lurt
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WANTED In SARATOGA.

Detective Frost, OF the Brooklyn Police Central
once, yesterday arrested 81 "a q Chiplan At No. l52
Lawrence street. on q warrant issued BY Justice cit,
saratoga, In whlch sue 10 accused OF obtaining tne
name oi Charles Decker 10 Tour years lease OF tho
Tienepont House at tnat place b. means vi false
Representations Tue prisoner was taken 10 Saratoga
lRsl evan mi d Y OGrccF AuaIus
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COURT CALENDARs-rHIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Law.
rencs.Noa "a, 49, IS. 100, l24. 1874 l7s, ia. 1873,
1856 200 20 2s 2i2, 25s 2ol, 262. 2es 27l 27s, 27
PSI. 2S2, 2S4, 2S5
sufKEME CouEr-sPEcIAL TsRM--Hsld by Juags
DoLoau,.-Demurrer-No.9 Law and fac,- Nos
6O4, 507 532 AL So 506 g. 250 20 365, 1885, 1885, 49,
ga 545 $685. $751; 56z 56a 564, 567. 57O ga, 10 49,
40. 5O2. sos. 325, 5lA. $40 a56.
SUPREME COURT, IRcUiT-Part 1.-Adjourned until
monday next Part a--Held by Jnago Van Worst -
Short caasesNos. 3O4s, 346s, 3456, $780, 1894 3472
1851 $40 $780, s424 1905 1914 $780, 1854 1855 1901,
Snort causos--Nos, 1881 2S7o. 3640 $685. 3l02 1882
35ll 1882 s5o2 s4s 1918, ssSz. s5Si. 1909 s4s 347U
1907 1884, $685.
SUPERIOR oUxT-GExERAL TERx.--Adjourncd until
the fourth Monday o. June.
SUPERIOR ~oUar-sPEclAL TERx-HeId by Judge
Sedgwick.--Lase on, 10. g. NO Jay calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRr-- RIAL iERA-Part HELD by
Judge Saniord.-Snort cAuscs-Nus 1885, 1885, 1904.
1906 140S la00 Part 2-Adjourned until Moua~ y
next. Part 3--Hed by Judge Speir.-Nos. S75. 92O,
1022 964 929 $780, 9al $780, 03S. 1906 1884, loll lol2,
Coxxox PLnAs-GESxkAL TERn.--Adjournsd until
the thIrd MONDAY OF June.
COMMON PLEAs-CHAMBkRB-Held by Judge Van
Hoesen.-Nos 8 anu z.
COMMON iIEAs-EouIrr TzRM-Held BY Judge Rob.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TxRM--Part l. Held by Chief
justice Z. r. Daiy-Case on No 1868 No day caien.
dsr. Part 2-As!a BY Judge J; F. D sa l45s.
23ll, 14l6, l4o9 l49l 1851. lS40
MARiNE COURT TRIAL rKRM-part Held BY Chief
Cuuecs-NVS
475l 4746 4s04 326S, 4S55, 4S49, 1890 Part p held
BY Judge snerIdau.-snort causes-Nos. 1850, 4794,
4S33 1925 4403, 472S, 1896, 470A, AS34 48S3 Par :
Held oy Judge SinnotL-Short causes-N0s ALSO,
4479, 4675. 3279 1862 47s6. 4Sl5, 1924 1925 2S49,
BAG
UorRr OF GENERAL SEssIoxs-Part Held by Judge
Gildersleeve. The People We. DAVID Marsh loom
unuedl grand larceny; same vs. Arthur Godfrey,
robbery; same vs.. Timothy Clements, lel0nious as.
sault and battery; Same Mary Doran, ts0nious
assault and battery; Same vs. Frederick Hunter
burglary; Same Henry Shuttle, burglary; Same
vs. William AcMahon, burglary; same Va Thomas
Goodman, burglary; Same John Miller, burglary
Same vs.. August vanderbergen, grand larceny; Same
VS. Vincent Lacarbouc, grand larceny; Same vs.
George Smith. grand larceny; Same vs.. Mary jack
son, larceny from tho person; Same VS.. John J..
NicolaI perjury; Snlne vs. Joseph atson. perjury
Same VS. Patrick McCaulcy, petit larceny; Same va
vichi DE FroIa feonious assault and battery; Same
VS. Michael j. Gallagher, ieonious assault and battery
Same VS.. George Van Buren, and Eugene Ross assaul
and battery; George Housh, assault and bat.
terry; Same VS.. Peter Wmolt, feionlous assault aud
battery; Same vs.. Thomas Bagiey, violation Of the
Barrel act.
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1HE VACANCY IN THE POLICE COMMISSION

HE VACANCY IN THE POLICE COMMISSION.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Considering that over ope-nan OF tho population of
this city composed Of women, and considering
that pay hall the taxes and equally
SUBJECT with men 10 laws made and sd-
mInstered solely by men, and considering
The frequent Dustice done women by thoughtless aud
unprucipled men, II would appear not enable
that woman instead OF hack politician, rhoud be
appointed 10 q police commiss nnership
EQUAL lY-EQUIrY.
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TURNING THE TABLES.

The deputy sherifs who made the arrests in the
raid on the New Jersey oyssrmcn for dredging in
Princes Bay, 10 March last, Judge Hall, Of West
neld Long Island, before wnom mo prisoners were
arranged, aud by MN lined and i'm prisoneJ, havc
been cited 10 appesr before Judge Waite, NJ Brooklyn
Tor hearing IN twenty days alter the service OF the
notice. The arrested parties clam that arrest
Rne and i'm pr,sopmont were ILLEGAL
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CAPTAIN COPELAND ARRLSTED.

Ponce Captain Copeland was yesterday arrested by
The Snerin on Two cvi suits commenced against him
by Eu~ard Hitler, Of the steamboat 8 b. schuy Ter,
running rotn this CIT, 10 BRIDGEPORT Coop., aud 10.
ssph Martin, Of inc nfm OF Marin Haskell, steam
boat agsntA Allegations OF assault ana battery ana
iaise Imprisonment are msds IN the smdavits Of the
pIanLns, under vhich orders Of arrest were issued
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. r, June Is, 1878
The following business transacted in the Court
Of Appeals to-day. PrcsenI Hon. Sanford L. Church
Chief Justice and associates:-
No. no. Lcventia 5. Carpenter, respondent. vs.
Sara IL. Blake, appellant Argued by John A. Wander
lip Tor appellant; :. ID. Faulkner tor respondenL
No. 242. Tho Merchants Bank OF Canada, respond.
ents, We. ID. Il. Grasse Livingston, implicated, &C..
appellanI-Argued BY Henry IL. Anderson Tor appel
liant: James Thomson Tor respondent
CALENDAR
The following Is the Jay calendar for Friday, June
Ia, ls7sNos 144 260 26l I'll, ESQ., 81. 234 ana 272.
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Il Is stated mat Copsand with other policemen. on
June prevented the j. u. SCHUYLER from ianaing al
the tot OF Grand street, East River; that ln's
occasion hs violently assaulted Hitler ana Mart u,
although they had authority lard al inns pier suo-
sequeity they were locked up all night IN station
house and discharged tue n"xt morning oy a psiice
malistrate Ii rs understood tut Captain Copeland
was acting under the direction OF HarDor Master
james N. thompson al The time. The latter WAS also
arrested yesterday and gave pail Captain Copeland
was permitted 10 20 on MS own rscolnzance, IN &C.
cordance with or Ter issued out OF tho Marine
Court Five thousand dollars damages claimed IN
IN In
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ERIE RAIL WAY.

A mes,ins ofs iuii Board Of . recsoss o. the Ere
Railway was held yesterday, Mr.. Jewcu IN The chair.
A resolution was Unanimously adopted 70 continue
the third steel ra the road from Wavsriy 70 DER
ssy Cry, ~ having been laid vest 70 BunAlo.
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VIOLATING Tho xCIsE LAW

On ihe 2itn Of May las, joan Logan. proprietor
anu Jonn Kape, oargeepcr, o. the iqlor sal % No.
10 West rweuty seventh street. pleaded gully IN The
rourt OF General sessions 10 a violation OF the Excise
aw. anu Recorder Haekett nncd loan $3.50 anu
Eupcs rs, 90 stand comm tte1 uDti psd Mr.. Mni-
am r.. hintzing, .couusoi Tor tho prisoners, yes
teruay moved tue Court 10 remit the nbes IL
The ground OIL their INABILITY to pay. The Il :
cordgr granted the MOTION Ia Tie oil
The Darkeeper, KupeI, but refused u ia tue case
OF Igan stalIag the ain avits presented by Mr.
Wusney, coun ei Tor the society Tor Tn Prevention
OF Crime, showed Tim 10 De al ext ouvc,; mat no
kept most d,ss puia0e estabiisnuepl, aua that he
was persistent voiator OF the law. Under these
cum starces ne could not consistently with his
dury remit the due he had imposed
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNoTE-Lciters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's fui and address TO
insure attention. Complainants VINO wiling 10
comply with tnis rule SIMPLY waste time in writing
Write only side OF the psper-ED. HERALD
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oBSTRUCTlNG RAPID TRANSIT.

Another effort was made Yesterday by the IAborsrs
Of the steam Tfannt Company to commence work on
tho excavation for bed plae for Of the pillars Of
tho elevated road ON Atlantic aveaue, near Bond
doing by The workmen In The employ Of ths Atlantic
avenue n0rse-car line.
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HORRIBLE CONDITION OF DOWNING STREET
To EproR THE HERALD
there is any place in this city more likely than
another to breed = pestilense It is Downing street.
Filth thousand sources is allowed TO accumu-
lue within It's narrow walls, that II would
put 10 shame the most squaIid thoroughiare
Of ben,ghted Egypt. masmitlc ,fiuvia ! cou-
tiuuaiy arising from uecompoeing ANNA, vegetable
and other matter outnumoering the Two and sew
enty stinks' detected by Coleridge az Cologne.
RESIDENT.
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WAY lie WAS COMMITTED

Appe. bag Of tooacco aud an empty cigar box,
VIII "a Jacob sumoo Is To ouraiariousIy 70.
moved IRON lne premises oil Joseph II rsis, No $50
Bowery, yestef sisy aau-ed his communal by Judgs
smith in defauit o 81 900 All.
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THE MEXICAN AWARDS.

TO THE EnIToR THE HERALD
May l, through your CO umus, presume to question
the proceedings Of the United States senate IN regard
10 the Mexican awards? II tho decisions
OF the Mexican COMMISSION are considered De.
You'd dispute why is not the sum already paid IN
by ths Mexican govsr0ment az once dv,ded among
the ciatmantsf Or, u Its decisions dee
hna why give TO some particular claimants the pref
erence u revision ana not 10 a,lP
LADY CLAIMANT.
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CLUBS NOT TRUMPs.

Tue Brooklyn Board OF Ponce aud Excise Commits
sioners yesterday uned Sergeant William J. Salaen,
oil the hard precinct ten asys' m, sor cinboing
Jane. r. Lfrklu on me head. fhc scfg apt claimed
tuat latter resisted b, sDd that VAS
ioI Lin % the club
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removal another person was appointed In the place oil
each Al increased salary Judge Oouonue yester-
day, Supreme Court, Special r. rm, The
fly oil Judge Van Brun's dec SONS in similar
cases, dismissed the wrts because the proceedings
for Reinstatement were not sooner Drought
In of William Laidlaw against the Guy
which was brought 10 recover 81 600 for city
vcrtsing 10 the Tablet the jury yesterday, before
Judge J. II. Daily. In the Court OF common Pleas
brought IN a verdict Tor $595 Tor the plainli1.
August Braun, while tempting to aiighL from
OF the oil the Christopher aud Tenth street Rail-
road At the corner o Tenth street b. was
disiocatcd and his leg broken. He brought SUIT
against the company 70 recover $4,000 damages and
the trial OF the case was Commenced yesterday before
Judge J. f. Day, IN The Court VI Common Pleas. Tue
paint H. IN hls complaint, says that accident
CURED through the negligence OF the
ing the suddenly and without notice. The defence
ts q general denial OF any negligence liabnty.
Messrg. Townsend Wadhemer appear Tor tie pla o.
tn and Messrs. Flanagan Bright Tor he defendants
On The 10Th insl. William Scott me arrest
Of Two men named James Norton and William W ner-
n Tor stealing SIX pistols IL the possession oil
ton was found the stolen property, and tnry having
entered The store together they both ncld Dy
Ponce Justice Wandell Tor the larceny default of
$1,000 ball. Wherln's counsel Howe Il Humme
issued wrts OF ccrorari and habess corpus In oeha
consistent with his innocence, ana on the argument
yesterday. Mr.. Howe insisted that Wherlin could
be heiu accomplish Assistant District Attorney
LeaTy opposed, but Judge Lawrence ruled that
the Ol Ormsby VS.. fhe People, decided So New
York Reports, Wherlin must BIO discouraged, ana so
ordered.
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ptsoRD.nLY p hsoNs.

10 EDITOR rHK HERALD-
Hesse allow cali tho attention Of the police
the crowds OF loai,rs who assemble nightly Third
street. bel avenues aud G, every
son that passes A. b.
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LITTLE TwrLfTH STREET.

TO THE EDITOR OF HERALD
road ia the compliant Boskn Of Monday morn
lug the remarks OF "H. W. on the condition
OF Little Wost Twelfth street from Washington
10 West street Mr.. Campbell promised that II
would grade sidewalks TO regulation they
would mako the street TO SUIT. This was year ago.
The sidewalk have boon gr sded and eighteen
inches above the street The OF The block.
Inere are business men here paying large yearly
taxes aud dong q large business VINO can scarcely
gel 10 or oul of their works. Nothing mas been uons
10 this street Tor ton years past IL Is now pona of
water N. U.
SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN
To rnK EDITOR or THE HERALD
The experiences gwen w matron, who signs
herself in Monday's HERALD "a Lady Reader" are
such a. are daily met with by OF ladies,
Who subjected to the vulgar gazc aud
insults at the hands OF persons who clam
to be gentlemen, and even husbands and fathers In
deed, the annoy ances mel with by women con-
fined TO loaks and words Frequently l have seen
respectable ladies' arms taken the public streets
IN iuli view Of the police by the wretches who
prowl street corners Tor detonceleY ladies,
and several times have caned these rulians the
oil insulting ladies' regret 10 say hat some men,
even Americana, VINO would thrash aoy ruflau who
insalsed their wives or daughters, 10 not
hesitate 70 iosai. those o. Their no'ghbors
such abuses Let some wen known society lady,
who mas the protectlon OF her SIX al heart, cali
meeting Of hcr gentlemen iriends and or.
ganixe secret society that shall extend
oil over the city, aud include every gen.
tieman oil character who Will pledge himself
10 exercise the muscle his Creator gave I'M Tor ,hs
pun,sh ment the scound res who insult woman Dc.
cause she unprotected. Lot = distinctive
badge be adopted and worn BY male mem.
bers IN all pubic places, and guarantee thai
not one OF these women Insuiters wil aarc
annoy lady in his presence. fhe lact that a lady
riding 10 puolic eonveyance sees gentleman wear.
ing the we'll known badge oil chivary In itself will give
her sense OF protection, ana IN case
Of annoyance or insult she viii know whore
to seek the protection she much needs.
Mothers should initiate their into such
society sisters their brothers, ana long de-
enceices woman would LOOK In tor q cham p a.
By all let nave Society to- the Protection
ol Womepn AN AIDE DE.CAMP.
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5ai csst y. ssssSe s : 90 Snsri.s p s-ssasy rs
i,arrbsri tresrss, Philip g.sinssr ssxseu.or. so
Moses. uh.r,s. 60 Ns'nanisi Niles, general ~
Sab AZ tsesend naorp. Abraham Kramer and sshsu !.
TO ~ A. Marvin; 3yrars "a
Amend. bernard and VIE - ssse, Go,d.m,b
Of srdge 81, n. Of stanton =: years.. $50
Davis, Mary 10 VILLAIN 4. Beai, y. !. OF i4ist
Hitler, Joseph. 70 Mutual Life iasorsaee Company.
Ksy. ta s,. "a JOIN ss Rsss. sssa.o -
isshs, fi6sh av.. yssr.'....,..,..... 40
Leea Eva and hasb..d, 80 su.a.l Lie Insurance
Company, n s. OF 46tn ST. 0. of tn year 40
LIMA. RoSsrt H.. to,Jams. X smith. s. Of saith !.
Mrtzgsr, Bertha anu husband, 10 New YORK Lie In
surance Company n. $. Of soth st., W. Of Sd av.,
seheiber, Masdalena, TO Margaret corieti. w. s. Of
rd is.,v, A 4 o. sstn s. = ye.n Ia
Manner q s7,h g. 2 Of E ssa Az y... 40
81 ~ and 4s;h g. aa. esrns'
Rssig, Johanna, to Kelsey King, :. OF sab st,e
smith. reseii. G., TO fheaix Rsmssn ,sxssaiori. =
spses 5u lsa 10 JAIME. *. Zen yea. =" i.
same g hassiy National bank 81. =
se1aamaehsr IAso. and Vie. aaa ssasrs, % Jacob
same 70 same, " Of aaii and Bieeeisr SIS;
same 70 Dc.s,.s z.aisr !: Of Bssasr 81, " OF
roaser, w,asm and vito. TO Eliza K stone. -
n. .. oil SSth ST., w. oi vcais 6,5
Werd-r Fernando 10 John II. Witt s. OF 18th ST.,
between lst Nv. and nv. A; years. .......... &C
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Aston, John aud others iexecutorsl. to Charles
y. sputhmayd trusteel Observation-Disclosures. No
Same to Frankiin II Denno aud others rust.es. No
Gnernsey hgbert ttiustcej. 10 Duane >. Evrrson 80
Lampe. Mary 70 GcOrse 1t. Boyer
strutbers. william. 80 John Gerker...... -. 8
Union zine savings Institution TO New York Life
Insurance Company ...... :. 49,. 49,. 80. .3ooo
same TO Caroline o. Bishop ....:.... .......... 35
Same to Homeopathic Mutual Lite Insurance Com
1s"y ~
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SID WAX DISTRACTIONS.

TO THE EDITOR OF rHK HERALp:-
ALLOW me TO ask why Inc storeksepers AZ Nos Ill,
lS3 and 299 Spring street aud No 1877 Hudson street
ana many others 10 the vicinity are permitted 10
cupy twotnirds of the sidewalks IN front OF their
stores with barrels, boxes tubs, signs and OTTER oo
structons2 RESIDENT
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AID FOR THE CONFEDERACY.

There has already been published the story OF the
troubles of William h. Newman whle during the
pursuing his vocation Of dry goods merchant at Cam
den, Ark. number Of men, headed, as alleged. by
George H. Goddard, entered his store, ejccied him
srom the premises, and then removed ali the property
In hts sters. claimed by him 10 be worth SIS. 00O
When asked Tor explanation, Goddard said, '.We,
you are Northern man, and there been 100. 900
STAND OF arms seizsd belong ne TO the State OF Ar
kansas route from New York They seized
at Cincinnati, and wc intend 10 rctaate all ortn
ern men, anu you are about good any
Fan HIT on In this town" Ailer he war Goddard came
10 this CITY and Newman sucd nun Tor $4,000 dam.
ages On the Grst trial. In 1873 before Judge Barrett
the jury gave plaintiff Verdict for about $35 00O
The Gene al Torn granted new trial Tor errors
tho admission OF testimony, and at the second trial.
hsfore Judge Lawrrnce, verdict was again given
favor Of the paintid Goddard moved Tor q trial
on IN ground that ne had been discharged in bank
ruptcy and that he was thereby released from any
liability IN the matter, and also because the
was excessive. The defence each trial was besides
the setting up OF The decree bankruptcy, That God.
dard and Two others were acting y committee for
tne purpose Of taking properly tor the benefit OF
Confederate government The motion for new trial
was yesterday denied by Judge Lawrence.
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THE COURTS.
Trials and TribuatiOnS Of Septua-
genarian Pedler.
A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
Enforcing the Penalty for Violation Of
the Excise Law.

David Marsh, pedler, over three score and ten
years Of age, and we'll known In the Ninth ward for
the last twenty years, Was placed triai Tor the
second time Yesterday in The Coust OF General Ses-
sions. Judge GlIdersieeve presiding. charged with
resolving stolen goods. On the former trial, which
iasIsd three days. the jury alter being locked up Tor
the night were unable TO agree, being equally divided
on the question OF guilt. The prisoner who has been
out on DAiI, therefore called to the bar yes
terdsy by Assistant District Attorney Bell to
stand his trial second time. For long period .
dishonest porter named thomas Belton in the en-
ploy ofCafln Co., had bcen In tho habit OF stealing
large Quantities Of spool cotton and needles
posing Of them daily retail dealer In Pearl street.
named hall, at about third their market value
The prisoner purchased from Hail. ~ q nominal sum-
knowing, was claimed that the articles were stolen
from Ca1u 4 Co. The trio-Bolton, Hall and Marsn-
wore pounced upon ono day by Inspector Murray
and taken into custody Bolton made
clean breast of tho whole alta r admitting
that while he had only $12 week from
his employers his bank account showed balance to
hts credit Of $l2O00. Marsh gone about peddiing
the spool cotton needles Vt low rae. but always
Al trial yesterday Bolton testified the
IN which he carried out his Llan OF stealing and TO
CONVERSATIONS he had with Marsh, in which the
asked Beon TO deal with him direct instead Of with
Hall The latter also examined length as 10
the purchase OF the property In question, aud tho
further hearing Of the adjourned until this
morning