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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
One OF the Law. Uncertainties.

Among the prisoners in the prisoners pen Of
the General Sessions yesterday was Joseph Slcvin,
charged with having stolen silver dollar and a silk
handkerchief from the pockets of Michael Coleman Of
~ West Forty first street who was asleep soop in
tlshth avenue "A lew nights SleNln probably had
some tear ol conviction for he told Cant LINDSAY
court squad that he WAS willing To plead guilty oi lar.
cenN from The person II Assistant District Attorney
Herring would accept this plea soon aerwArd SleNin
was atrasnei at the bar but not AS he supposed to
plead and he sentenced To state prison hard labor for
Al least two years clerk Hall informed him tina, the
Grand Jury Ind dismissed the complaint against HIM,
ana mat he was discharged lie could hardly realize
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
The meeting adjourned to Thursday. Aug
TRYING no KIM ms FATHER.
knocking him senseIess and then Throwing
his Body Into the River.

Matthew Bradley. wcll-known resident Of
jersey city and for years the proprietor OF popular
boat house the South Cove. the foot Vi Grove
street murderousy assaulted yesterday by his son
John who Is about twenty three years age Mr. Brad
ley intending 10 excursion directed his
remain N the boat house AMI orders during
hi absence Tie Young man n seems had made some
different plans Tor hi. own amusement and asis fathers
instructions cOuuiced with his tuts he refused
to obey. and. ~ng heav, club struck his father three
tunes the head Mr. Bradley i,ll 900 the floor uncun
sclous The young then litot Ia. tathcr over the
.ic % the float and threw him into tie water Mr.
bradley rescued by his VIE and some relatives
who were attracted by the plunge into tie river lie
taken To Police Headquarters officer was sent
after John who has diapi cared Mr. Bradl,ys wounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
Failing from the Roof Of n s,..s,ory House.

Maggie Fitzgerald, % years Of age. living with
a room mate, Katie Grady, 30 EIiridSe street rear
house was found dead yesterday morning between that
house and another ono in the of 81 Forsyth street
hx stories hgh Katie Grady saif Yesterday that Maggie
went by way of tic root ~ visit friend Hattie Williams
N the neNt door They drank together and some time IN
the night Maggie attempted ~ return home by way the
roni the door on the roof opens close II the stone
coping running along the edge n the building is the
habit u lodgers visiting between the two hallwAvs IL
wax along the coping. II is suppoSed that Maggie
stepped on this copg lost her balance aud tell down 81
stories projecting nail caught her dress and part Ut
u WAS torn out Tile body 10 be buried in CALVARY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

Mrs. Naglalenc Meserole died at 207 Cum
l'ri' street Brooklyn. Tuesday. in the ssh year NJ
Der a4e She was the wife Of John A Mcseroe an officer
On me- Revolutionary war who died about 90 years Aro
H. NE mother W Mary Bliss, wife Of the late Ncziah
pms, ana o Archibald X Mescrolc. Esq President OF
, Nrrhhnics amt Traders Bank NJ BrO1klvn Among
ffrHndsons are the Hon. 4 Bliss member OF Con
tl''s ten j. Y. Mescrule. L MVckon McserOle and
,I"r MtH known BrOoklynites Mrs Mes,roe's maiden
nam" Ma DurNea, Hnd she born the old Duryea
.'|.r adjoining NeMtpwn crceA IN i7Dl llOllanlic in
t"N "usiu, 10th the DurSeA fanny and TIC Mcscrole
I",H3 - back lar INTO the sixteenth century Amer.
~" 'l haNlns been among tie Nery nrst of the knlck
tIl4thtT SETTLERS and founders oi L,ux Island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

William Barry and Thomas Brown rowed an
exciting race yesterday afternoon in i7fcet working
boats, against John Carey and Andrew Kettrick The
course four miles from the jersey city Yacht club
house 10 aud around stakchoat below Bedocs Island
and return The prize WAS SO and the mpunship of
Hudson county Carey and kettrck led over the first
halt but after rounding the stakrhoat Barry ani Brown
went % tue front and maintained their lead Ia te nnis
winning In ~ minutes seconds Their opponents umo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
Throng. wor.hlpplnr BY the ssa.,ae.

OCEAN GROVE. Aug. 7-Onlcers Of the AS
bury Park aud Ocean Grove Associations say there
before many people In the two places as to-day
Special trains brought fifteen filled with passengers
from Staten Island via Perth Amhoy, nine cars from
Freehold and seven cars from Pennsl wanna This even
Immense audience assembled In the pavilion in
the grove, hlng the building aud making thrung
around II 10 hear thu closing service of song by Php
Phillips The congregation lnned In chorus ol hymns
and read alternate verses VI Babe selections
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
selling Counterfeit Money.

EX-Police Officer Michael Conner. who has
b'en confined in Ludlow street Jail, examined yes.
"fdaY Oh charge connected wit, dsposing Of counter
i.t money. oncer Wallace " Hal testified TO several
li"rNiews WIN Connnr IN relation ~ the purchase Of
aNNhitftN money. On iuuuor sold him
80 m counterfeit hNes OF the First National Bank II
iAhaqhd ana Zoo IN counterfeit trade dollars nr xS7
me Prisoners lawyer asked tor his clients discharge on
We ground that the witness knew the money was conn
"Htil anu mat therefore there crime committed
phL Friday. Wv ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

Thousands ofmcn and women are starving themselves
60 death They dare not cat drink this that fearing
II will ncrra~ their flesh Lille depends upon continue
ous sefdeniHl The only safe and reliable remedy tor
this urrble condition II Allan's AntFAL It's wholly
vegetable and perfectly harmless It's insures a re-.
du,uon OF from two to I'VE pounds Ior week. Sold by
druggists
BUFFALO, y, June 49, 1873
To the Proprs Of Adams Anti Fat
Gentlemen; The following report Is from the lady who
used Alas Ami Fat II uhe Anti Fan had dc sired
effect, reducing the tat from two 10 Ve pOuids week
until had lost twenty iyo pounds hope never 10 re-
gain what have lost Yours rcspy
P0wkLL FLlArI0S, Wholesale DTuggsts.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

toga lists registered iiei Central Pacific gold bonds.
1909 Hanybsl and 81 Josrh ~ Convertible a1i CHI
care, Rock Island and Pacific Ga lHl7 coupons i0~,
pittsburgh, Fort Waync aud Chicago d. ilH, Milwaukee
and It Paul consolidated Tukiul Iii. ~ Erie aus,
lust Union Pacific Railroad lists. los. KANSAS fRyihG
ISIS, e. Denver dviTru viii f,f pou certin'its 81,
Toledo and wabash 2ds November t~ii coupon Ga
Missouri. Kansas and IcNas CONSOLIDATED sinking fIn0,
ass ntcd ~
Ihe opening highe. t. lowest aud 3 H. ~ closing prcps
Of stocks ~ day we've.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
Hotel Arrivals.

Breroort-Secretary Evaris and Capt. Hams
Of the steamship Seythia. Caustioa-Nicolas shishkin
Russian Minister at Washington. Eeoea-G. de villa
NOR. Secretary OF the Russian legation Ftth Acnne-
Judge H. l. Foleit Of the New York supreme Court and
smith weed. 6iissy- Assistant Postmaster Gene raj
Thomas J Brady. H'fpaa-i'ruf Marx Bailey II New
Haven ~. 4 !'mn-Naiof Gcorse W. sehoa,d. L. 8 \
- Juass-ll Il lcdyHri, General Manager Of the Mich
gan Central Railway Nnf-rnf-.iohn NlrCullui. a
Huii.H--Jamcs rliinehnst President OF the canada
Southern RAILWAY tuuluiy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

While the steamboat Chauncey Vibbard was
making her landing at Poushkeepsie her down trip
on Tuesday. IL was asccrtaned that the shaft was
cracked. llcr passengers transferred by rail 10
this city The next morning preparations were made ~
repair the shaft Immense steel clamps were shaped
ana banded around H. The bands were heated red hot
in the steamers furnace yesterday and placed the
SHAFT she will resume her trips to Albany to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
Judre onaer.leeye,s Accommodation.

Mr.. Johnson" Judge Gildorsloeve said very
politely to william johnson, colorcd, cook of 100
street who awaited his sentence yesterday At
the bar Of the General Sessions having pleaded guilty
Of stealing $3.50 Warden Finn OF the CITY Prison in
that lie would like to have about two months
Of whiieM ASKING done, and he believes that ho can
utilize your services will accommodate him and you
b, scudml Vou to the CITY Prison Tor two months"
Mr.. johnson bowed rs low ~ his collar would permit
AMI walked back with unbenllns dignity TO tic prs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

Mr.. Henry G. Richardson. II manufacturer Of
builders hardware died suddenly from heart disease in
his store ut 90 Grand street Brooklyn yesterday He
complained Of illness enern.. and died before ply
srian could he called lie ~ years OF He own
Ell stak In several banks and IN the Grand Street ani
NcNtoNn Railroad Company lie was member VI st.
Inlln.n N L llnrnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

SAN Francisco, Aug 7.-Thero is much OK
element at Yuma Arizona. over threatened rad by
Indians who have rcccn'lY gathered in force in the
vicinity of the town They encouraged by the all
sence VI troops, which have been sent To Idaho and in
famed with whlskey surrepuuuusy furnished them.
Citzens are guarding the approaches " the Town
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
CUISINES Iloiltcs


fioriisns for the Teeth and Rrenth.
Is the be-; hqWi deuufurs On tlr world II thor
ou2hly ncan,es partially lr .Nrf t'tth iiom an INr-
astl.s, or lylns 'auuuArre 'hNtns th,m prarly
white, inrarlns icll.hiI. fragrance o. the breath
the fRAGRANr lLoElLINE"
removes instantly a 1lurs arN.- louI foul stomach
or tobacco smoke Res ntrti .ip1.sI Of honey spla,
and extracts o sweet ur.is tul giants. Il Is perfectly
hnrmlcss. and dru'i'usn shffrl
Prepared hy ltlNRN 4 tiAlll o. ii3 oxford 1t Lon
dou England INl gvtlt,' tf'rl who're 40 10, a bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

state bonds ruled active We note sales nj Louisiana
- tonsoiiaed at ~ a41i M-souuG,, l>-s l14. amt
Ithhessceb Us, new ~les, AT "a Railroad securities wtrc
su9hfsf Win the principal uarsacuon- "a, i"lluWs tcn
ual racine, san Jougun branch. va. Northwestern
consolidated cOu on pud bonds, .Hs sit' - Paul con.
sS,oliiaied ,nkhs mnl " Mchisan ctnrM ., NJ.
western Union Itlrgrhl H. rcslsolVi 1901, ltH, Bur-
hnsion Cedar Rapids mud Northern l.ts. %, Cucaeo.
Bnrluston an Qinc} 3 III s6li2 chiosso amt Nnrth
western cunso lated, no g.. e., G. and Indianapolis
cc99nsSiatcd ~ Morris any E..eN l,is, sensoiiied
lists, registered lisl North Missouri lists. lOu, ono
ana Mississippi consolidated va. ONO and Mssis,iph
fund, 's4 Union Pacific shaking fund io3, Pacinc Rlnl
IVal VI Mlst0ul lsls, luAAlO4.i KensseAeI sn0 sara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Aug THE Office of the
Ocean House, at Watch Hin, entered At o'clock
this morning, and the safe rolled out the highway
Mhert iNe men were trying "a open IT, when they were
alarmed hy the movements in the house tis thought
the party came and escaped IN n small slOup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

OF hAeicmr Vrs.tann e.crrnr .ui containing no sol.
vent /, Tie oun 'ru.r winch, wuts whitening tic
cnnmol. pre- serve n. ,luufncss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
M4KINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE AtWASAf-rrff nAr
sun rises. DN sun sets Noon scts IA 10
hisu NArfu-riii. nAN
Sandy HOOK. 81 Gos Islam il1.. Gas.... "a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-05-18

T Advertisers residing in the Eastern United States,
pay FOR their cards by enclosing Greenbacks United States
Postage Stamps for such they wish
cards will be inserted per above table for the time paid
II Business Cards when TEAR
allowed discount from these rates. which for transient
advertisements when paid charged quarterly.
Single copies Of the ADVERTISER Ten when charged
Fifteen Cents; by the dozen, One Dollar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-05-18
CASTLE & HATCH,

UCTIONEER, ,SALESROOM ON QUE
a fs2 Street foot of Kaahumanu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-05-18
The Telephone.

Lie 46lcpuOuG.
The world stood still for thousand years,
And crept for thousand more,
This wonderful world with wings for ears,
Like the Messenger-god Of yore-
And winged feet and winged wand
And a wing its either hand,
And more than Mercury wore.
Il brides aud rides a furnaces foal,
With iron and hammer fo- sire,
Great clouds Of white from their nosrriIs roll,
And it feeds its horses fire!
They are 5Looded stock, the engines swift,
Beneath their heels the distance drifts,
Like SHOWS from the Arctic Pole
They rattle across meridian lines,
And down the parallels play,
They marry together the palms and pines,
A thousand miles in a day.
The world has trained a wonderful wire,
nerve of a route for articulate fire,
And taught the lightnings to say
s. Dear Mary, be mine !''-" Car load Of swine'-
Zone ton of cheese Maria dead''-
Joy It's a boy I'm coming 10 dine
Send soap l'-ss She's married TO Fred"
The humbIest of words ike angels fly
thousand miles in the flash OF an eye.
You hear before they said
What happened at ten you known at nine,
And you away in the West,
They distance along the lightning line
The sun in his golden rest.
They talk to-day in audible tone,
The telegraph turns the telephone,
And parted lovers are blest
Think of girl in lonely hour,
No beau in a forty miles.
She sits by the tube of talking power,
She thinks minute and smiles.
I'll call my john" you fancy her say.
He lives but hundred miles away,
And Danish the weary whiles."
Behold them at the ends Of the line,
This John and his back-eyed boon;
His head and hers TO the wire incline,
And she sings him BOnny Doom.
He sghs for the only thing amiss,
Ee has no voice, but then he can-kiss!
He might as well be in the moon!
For emptier than the east winds laugh
Is lovers kiss by telegraph
Benz. F. Taylor, an Syracuse Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20
GOODNESS AND CRACKERS.

Mary Connolly, n blcar-eycd, dilapidsted looking
woman OF forty, before the bcrcn the Fifty.
seventh Street Court ycstcrdiy. Tho cnargo against
her was gross intoxcatioG. Judge OtterDourg was
ms seat ana she mao desperate attempt 10 smiio
pleasantly at nin.
"How long STAGE you committed TO tho Island
before, Mary 2" asked tho Judge
The prisoner held peco OF cracker In her Left
hand, which she Kept munchug In tho most non-
cnalnat manner, ana seemed not TO understand the
Judges question.
How iobg aimee yCu returned from Biackwcis
Islandr" az AN asked the Judge, In n ouaer voice.
Mary still kept on munchiDg her cracker and was
perfectly oDiivIous 10 matters regarding Blackw ven y
Isanu
.p.d | not commit you some time ago 10 tho Island
for tnree months Tor drunkenness aud uisoracriy
conductW
..Never drunk in my Lille, Your Honor, calmly
answered Mary. "You must DO mistaken In tue
woman."
..when did you leave the Island ask you again ="
"0ni" said Mary, II left IreIana nine years ago,
aud sorry am thai did Tor mot with notning Ous
hardship ever since"
ssFor lying TO me and to improve your memory l
will commit you TO the Island this time Tor thro
months default OF 81 900 BAH Tor good behavior"
The prisoner merely calculated the wCrds, IAN
righ. Your Honor" AMI kept on munching her
ora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20
A TENEMENT ROW.

II was only petty quarrel growing out OF an angry
word that naugu bcstllties In tho rear tenc-
ment house at No 523 West Twenty sixth street ON
Thursday night, but u seemed likely to end In n So
rous ARRAY had the appearance OF tho police boon
timely. In the rooms, hallway and STAIRS on one
noor u tho house Officer Shus, who was nrst 10 ar
rvc found a dense, struggling mass Of humanity Gu.
gagged IN CONFLICT Cluus, hro shovcls and natirons
were being welded with telling elect Blood was
streaming IRON some faces aud most Vt them
were covered with bruses. when the com
batants were separated the iour rinelcad-
ers we're taken INTO custody. Al the
station house investigation resolved the quartet
into N pair ike number OF uclcu d-
ants In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
they appeared iu these capacities, Ann and Edward
Bennett tho side Eliza Atkinson Patrick
Wines tho otner The struggle In the balIway
had left sad traces all Tho evidence showed that
the defendants were IN fault, aud they wore accord
ingly committed 70 answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20
A CHASE ON THE HoUsETOPS.

the carriage factory OF TrautmHn & Co., No. 12S
wost Twenty ninth street, early yesterday morn
ing entered by burglars through u rear window they
had forced open with Jimmy. They haa 70 ched
upper floor when George \. Smith, night Waterman,
who slept the above, hoard them moving about
tho place. He hurried TO window and gave
alarm, and then, Officer Matthson, OF the
Twenty precinct to Join him, tho crash OF
glass oil the building caught his ear. Ho
came upon tho open window, through which the bur-
glurs had Effected entrance and by which II was
clear they had departed A glimpse OF two ncn
scaling adjoining fence caught The oicer's NJ
this moment, ana he anu tho Waterman went
in pursuit. Tho chase exciting one.
The burglars were familiar with the locality, anu
by dint OF lcaping fences aud dodging Though
cellars they iuagcd TO reach the street aud dasn
street. Their pursuers were close behind. ana the
sleeping inmates OF the house instant later
startled wakeuness Nv the scrampling oil icct IN
tho hallway and the crashing oil glass as The iugvos
burst through The skyiight 90 tue rooL The chase
was transferred 70 the housctops aud what with
tue frantic efforts o the thieves TO escape anu he
shouting OF their pursuers the whole neigh borhood
aroused Al length, the officer ieapcd from roof
to another, he came face to lace with Que o the bur-
glars crouchng III the shadow oil "a chimney lilo So
cured him. anu renewing the search, found the sky
descent pursuers upJn the cuiprit,
who had secreLcd himself In a CUPBOARD the two
mcn-Jobn Mccarthy, OF Nc. los West Twenty eighth
street, aud John OBri,n, vi No. Ito West Iwvuty-
fourth streowcrc arraigncd IN tue Jefferson Market
IOurL yesterday and committed in q, 900 10 answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20
THOSE ERIE COUPONS.

To THg EDITOR or TIM HERALD
I wish to make n statement us to my connection
with the coupon OF the Ere Railroad. account vi
which was arrested. In the first place tho only ono
OF tho parties had seen previous 10 my arrest was
Charles II. Porter, wnom had known Tor some time.
on Thursday, the 4th inst, Porter came 10 my ofce
and said to me :-.Mr Kern, ! have little business
which | would like you to attend TO for me- have
here twenty.thrcc coupons OF tho nrst mortgage
bonds OF the Erie Railroad, each one s35 goId which
l you collect for me. They Will amount. with
the gold premium, 10 about $Sl4; possibly littlo
less. wall allow you the odd dollars over $500
your COMMISSION He gave mo the usual power
ot attorney to collect the sauna. In tho course .
business went TO the Eric Railroad olice aud pre-.
scented the coupons anu puwer Of attorney and made
TIE usual demand Tor payment, aud lett tue papers
with tue Officers aud took tue usual receipt ia the
name OF aud ior my principal, Mr. Porter was told
TO come next DAY. When called next day was tod
TO walt and waited Tor over au hour and halt tnel
Captain DAVIS cam. IN, and after the ofncias had
aud asked me where had rcccivod the coupons. |
toId bim from Mr. Porter From la. manner and
questions perceived tuat there was something wrong
Finally they announced an intention u arrosting me,
aud | tneD insisted that MI oilcer should be sent
to arrest Porter before he could gct any alarm and
ran away, " there was nythIng wrong. Porter was
arrested AID then stated be had placed tnou IN my
hands Tor cypecton, above stated aud that he had
received them from Air. Grant. lilo took captain
DAVIS TO Grant, VINO told where had them.
We were then taken " New YORK aud with the other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20
A COMPLICATED CASE.

No more ardent patron Of the rod and gun can BE-
found In all the Tenth ward than Gussavs Schmidt
That no was a very Nimrod among men oss ever
pretended 70 doubt TILL John Lutz threw
snuaons the other day about Gusaves vsrasisy. The
mighty huntcr at tho timo sitting In n. Luts's
saloon, Rivington street, and unfolding marvellous
experiences tho bird shooting line, wnsn The pro.
prietor became In credulous Gustave ~ oncs up
in arms "iou 500 those geese" no said In she
lowest OF Dutch, aud he pointed 10 shs back yard
where those fowl stru,ted and gabbled al viii pay
you for what kill We will sec." With that Gussave
produced a double barrsed gun, planted himself -
the lower end Of tho saloon and blazod away. Such
uproar ensued that sequcsserei locality has noe
heard Tor years. Then Mr. schmidt deliberately paid
Tor brace OF fowl he had decapitated ana took
his scat the embodiment OF Satisfaction. There
were inquiries about what was gong on,
but Mr.. Lutz appeared stricken with some inward
cvnvulsions wnlcu he tried In vain 10 rsprsss. Tne
significance OF these ~ was clear when Henry
steinberg lived UPSTAIRS burst into the place and
charged sea midt with the slaughter OF his geese. Tne
sportsman, alter driving oil MS assaiiant, went N
quest OF Lutz whom lie iounj convulscd win laugh
Ter. lie charged him with taking money under faies
pretcnces 10 winch LUZ said that no had NOS beee
questioned about Their ownership AZ saL
The result Of the whole trouble was that
stcinberr aud schmidt applied In the Essex hasnss
Police Court ior arrest Lutz, but the las
CONTINUED ON NINTH PA0Rl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20
LOCATED FOR THE SUMMER

Miss Mary y. vogc, residing Al No 100 Sussex
street. Jersey CITY, while sitting up minstering TO
tho wants OF her invand husband Iatc on Thursday
night heard a iumbing a, mo front door she went
the door and opening H. found young man. carry.
ing bunch Of keys In his hand standing on the s,oop.
sac asked what he wanted, and no said no was look
ing Tor named Reilly. Mrs. Vogel
told him thai no such person lived there
aud the 10 low started oil, saying that
u was sll right Mrs vogcI did not think II was all
rs.hi, AID iooweu until $40 met officer Conway.
Ny ~nom sne mad the man arrested. Before Judge
DAVIS, yesterday morning, the man described himself
a Michael Leshsy, OF No II vanvorst street He
said tuat be had some difficulty with MIS- aunt, with
whom he was living and had obtained tho privilege
Of IA Trend TO room with MIN house VA Sussex
street. The friend furnished him with KEY, bu, he
10 DID not boeve hts story, and committed him "
the penitenttafy Tor three montna