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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02


The democrats discovered mares
ucsl 10 Florida last week A man
named McLin. one Of the returning
board at the late election. has CON
fcsscd, that from information which be
has received since thecanvass and from
The fact that be was unduly influenced
al The time Of the count be is now
convinced that be was wrong and
that The state should have been given
to Tilden Il j. probable that We may
see quite number u such documents
between this aud the next election.
Tie Indications arc that the coming
campaign II or democratic friends
will BE pretty much ran % that sof, u
cspi,Al They know that such Kind u
evidence would be worthless 10 any at.
tempt 10 Gust Hayes from lis Office but
1, makes a very coed campaign cry.
fhfy never stole any votes. They
have forgotiea all about Crouin and
Bafuums mules and the wholesale ball
dozing by which they carried half a
dozen southern states The man Who
steals The hone Is quite likely to be The
Grsi to cry "stop thief But IN the
cad he rarely deoeives anybody The
last election was exceedingly closc and
bitter ana ali coed citizens were CAD
Shen il was over aud The matter set.
lied. and We ihink tat small portion
q them have aay aesire % hghi b,ai
election over again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02

The Ottawa House Of Commons &C.
cAsioBalIy presents some disgraceial
scenes a. well as The Congress Of The
u1iied States The Toronto Globe ia
recent description q scenes that took
place a while ago, speaks Of promi.
nena member u the House and Minis.
Try, lhas To- say that be was under
lhe iuaaence u liquor would be q
grossly Inadequate representation Of
the fact lie was simply drunk il the
plain, ordinary sense Of tia, word
bot shocking ss such hn exhibition was
!, by no mcaps stood alone. Another
member 'was also very drunk, aud held
rbe aoor Tor two hours, ultcring all the
while the mogi unnitgaied nonsense,
unrelieyed by even glimmer Of that
wit and humor which the inebriated are
sometimes credited with displaying
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02

Senator Gordon made an eloqocpt
speech u he disher tesdcfed 70 the
s1atArra ggests 81 tie Cgmmcrci -
Ciub .a Boston. Saturday afternoon, Il
tsing ; commercial dinner. BE pro.
p0u6dcd ibis political coapudum
Wh0 Las proved himseIi tic greatest
patriot 81 doing @9si ioF bis whole
ooshsgi aquesllon which will tale
several diAhcfs 10 answer 10 the equal
satisfaction q 81 10 the north aad in
ihe sortb.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02

A fellow hss bess hambnEging sous q
De people Is 6rasa lals county, Pressnd-
ing 10 % eieziro-platlsg. TAe wAah I'D
%, lAsg longer than g hours.
TIE Messrs. Fairbanks oi Sc. Johns.
bury, are alung large orders for scales
received from Raaia sad South Anerica.
oae thousand Gsd thirty scales vtre
made 81 TOE factory last week
A mao visited castletou la, week, 10
resided there through 1913, "a aud rs,
ADD loaBd no, ; person living In the VII
lage who was 10 Il Al that time. lie IL ~
years old.
The will o. the late II. L. Bradford Of
Bennington, gives S25, 900 10 his widow
bis manufacturing property to biz two
sons, $1,000 each 10 bic two daughters,
and makes several 5000 bequesis 70
worthy relatives aud friends.
The reading room which The ladies Of
Bennington opened, few weeks since,
sud which they have since conducted is
closed for lack Of patronage. The rooms
were pleasantly located, well warmed
aud lighted, aud have been supplied with
daily papers and periodicals, yet they
were frtquen.ed by few or none.
James II. BAtchelder, the forgel, Is
said to be impatient under bis coBdne-
ment 10 the Middlebury jail, while Dea.
Z. z. Smith, the wife poisoner, is more
quiet, keeping up his courage by secre.
communication with Mrs. ChAmplin, bis
paramoar, who has not been near her
husband since her release.
eve bAve respect even for bristles,
says the Burlington Clipper; whereupon
the Morrisyille Citizen remarks; III one
does not respect that which covers bin,
what will be respectt'
Mr.. Emo N Dickerman, of Chelsea,
caught perfectly white squirrel, 10 q
box trap, last week, of the species known
as The striped squirrel or "chipmonk,'
In report in the Pslatka Herald OF ar.
rivals at the Putnam House, Paatka, we
notice the names OF the following Yer
monters: Hon. Frederick Billings and
wife, Woodstock, aud Col Franklin
Fairbanks, and vile Of st. Johnsbnry.
Four years ago last Friday in some
portions of New England there was the
severest snow storm of that year--l4
inches Of snow fell during the night and
day--and January could hardly furnish
a more wintry day or a better snow
blockade.
Nine of the deer which have been col
leced IN Rutland during the winter,
were turned out north of Pico, near the
road TO Woodstock, Saturday afternoon,
The deer were released from the boxes In
small clearing. Six of them made
lively bounds for the woods aud were
soon ont of sight. The other three lin
gered in the open space aud nibbled the
young grass and raspberry leaves.
Albert Lister, Esq. of Newark, N. j.,
has sent quantity of his celebrated fer
tilzers to the president of Middebury
college, to be distributed among the
farmers of Vermont for experiment, the
only cost to the farmers being the freight
probably not more than one'flfth OF
their value. Wishing to sssist the col
ege In its desire TO benefit the farmers Of
Vermont, at the request of President
Hubert, Albert Chapman of Middebury
hBs consented TO aid in the distribution OF
these fertilizers, and will endeavor to
place them where they will receive fair
trial.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02
OBITUARY.

In Canton, H., on the 18th of April, of
consumption, Mr.. Thomas Nj. Sanford,
aged 81 years.
Mr.. Sanford has been in declining
health for several years, frequently hav-
ing attacks which confined him 10 the
house for several days, aud each attack
seeming TO leave him weaker, until he
was aware there was no cure for him
that he was suffering from a disease
which would ultimately be the cause Of
bis death. Thomas NJ. Sanford was a
native of Dorset, Vermont In 1857 he
came with bis family to Canton, and IN
connection with partner opened a mar
bic yard here, under the firm name Of
Sanford Il Balehelder. Alter lapse OF
a short time Mr.. Batcheder retired from
tie firm, and Mr. Blake Il. Barrows, Mr..
Sant9rd's brolher-in.law, look his place /,
the firm remained Sanford az Barrows
from that time TO few months ago,
when, on account o! inability TO attend to
the business, from the condition OF his
health, the firm was dissolved, Mr., Bar
rows continuing the business Mr.. San.
ford was one Of our best citizens an d
most energetic business men, He was
honest in all bis dealings, and had the
confidence Of the entire community. lie
leaves a wife aud one child, married
daughter, besides relatives and host Of
friends, 70 mourn BIS loss. IN inois Pa
Der.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02

The cheese factory situated two miles
east OF Poultney, and owned by Edward
Prue of North Granville, N. y, was
burned Sunday night absut twelve
o'clock. The machinery, etc, contained
in the building was comparatively new,
(the factory having been in operation on
ly thirteen days. aud with the exception
of two watts, was entirely destroyed. The
fire is supposed to have been the work Of
incendiaries. The loss is estimated at
$500; insured in the Vermont Mutual as
follows; $500 on contents aud $500 on
building.
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Rubber Paint.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHES.
TER AND ADJOINING TOWNS.

AS the season is arriving when many
Of you are thinking of Identifying and
improving your houses and out build
ings by treating them TO coat of paint
we ask you TO consider the qualities Of
the rubber paint for the following reas-
sons Its ingredients are Linseed Oil,
Best English Lead and French Zinc,
with the addition of two pounds OF
rubber gum, cut with chemical to each
gallon. The particular points claimed
are that while many of the chemical
paints that are sold have no oil or lead
in them, but are simply a chemical pre-
paration, this differs and the superior
points may be summed up "a follows:
Il is the most economical paint costing
one-quarter to one-third less than any
other while one third more may be ac-
complished with given quantity Its
durability surpasses that Of any other
paint for the reason that on whatever
weather or condition OF climate used
il is not affected while its great body OF
oil, lead and zinc with the addition Of
the rubber makes body remarkably
strong and at the same time SO adhesive
and elastic that 1t will not crack and
peel or II retains color and beauti-
fol gloss better than any other kind Of
paint One gallon will coser twenty
five square yards, two coats and will
make better finish than three coats Of
ordinary paint, II has been used 10
Manchester and Dorset for the last four
years aud has given the best OF satis-
faction. The rubber paint 10 prepared
in pure white. made from bleached oil
especially for inside work. which makes
il very white. For floor paint it has
no equal. Il is prepared in different
cclors aud put up ia !. and IA gallon
cans ready for use. The price has been
reduced 10 two dollars per gallon,
which makes it by far the cheapest
paint known. For circulars and izior-
nation ia regard 10 this paint call at
&. r. DUNHAM'S.
Fseiory fgsat. ". April i7,h, 1918 Is.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02

T1f war feeling belwces Engisud
ana HahtlA sccms te he grQvlnE
sisotEtf. Aa8 aepte preparations Is
batA t8es are 81 secret. !, i agt jos.
prmlbls tha, ; peaoefai seltemeat may
yti & made bet i does BOT look muoh
itr i iusi naw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02
- RANKRnprCY

10 tho District Court u The United states for
The D4slfiet II Vermont.
IL Re. Asa X. klnne, BGutruyts. Ia Esak.
ruptcy. District u fernQui
Apilae il hereby gifsn thstA PgtApn has been
flied Ii fsld Court, BY Asa X. kihns. ~
Rupert ~ sald District. duly declared 4 bank.
rapt unaef ths At " Congress " kaFeh -,
1857, FOR i discharge Ena certificate thers0f,
ffufa al he indiYidgzi dfbts ana ethtr
elAiae gFgYaDc uBdrF sEd A.. Etd
thsl ihs sih DAY d May, 1878, Al O'Clock
A. X before the Hou. HoYl II. MksslsT. Jafse
u stM Court, Al fhs &. 3 Court Egoms ~
auilsnd u sssignsd f0f tie EserBg a lie fsAe,
shea asd shsTe al creditors Nho haFs proved
tAeif ds&ts, sna othff pefsgns 10 interest, fatg
attend sd shos eanss u auy they have ~ty
tie przysf u rad petition shgsA NJ -
granted.
Dated Il garingsga. - he ilgb Day e
ss-sw BIB. ghALLKT Cen.
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ooHHEsrosuEseE



Mas uwgrH, VI. Apr e. 1875
NJ Eaaor
Ee.isF.nE yoa q be Interested u lhe
veiiarc Il The farnef ! senisrc 20 send
you &c toliowiaE f5rpublicalion have
long frlt tie need. as farmer. q =
mattes who're oauld sell ny produce
a fair pupc. receive ny mosey that
] night pay ny bills - made then .
~ Ia ether words pay - seat along
Last December. ~ The reoommend4-
tea 81 Mr.. Burr Walker Of this place.
I consigned ny pouliry % ohe G.
CoakHa q New York To my surprise
10 two % three days received letter
from Mr. Conklin saying ny poultry
bad arrived ia good coalition. boiBg q
dne let and bad been sold 81 the high
est market price aud that ho would ex-
press the money in day o. two. At
the time mentioned the money came
together with bill Of sale which was
very satisfactory indeed. Since then |
have been sending butter and other
produce Tor one aad another with very
satisfactory returns which have been
very prompt Mr.. Editor. ! would
ike 10 be instrumental 10 assisting the
farmers 10 this vicinity Ia marketing
their produce where they can get a fair
price aud get their pay when sold. l
wrote Mr. ConkIin ia the winter. ex.
pressing my desires also my fears, tell.
INK how we as farmers looked upon
New Workers with distrust, and re-
ceiyed 10 reply something like the fol-
lowing
Mn J w. BowES, Dear sir:
! received yours and in reply would
say | ara farmer l reside 10 Copake,
Columbia County, New York, ! am
cent here by the farmers Of this county
to cell their produce, consisting large
~ ol hay and straw, also butter ETC.,
and would be pleased 10 handle pro-
duce from Vermont
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~ sasjh Nas4.uF Fth & Anursstts t3tA,
Ia @Qulh RasAns AptH IS. siias ". rte. skeA
,l ysars tuH 8 psostts Ne take hss bsss saes
esssfai itsthrf e eamman seh.sais snue tseety
years. aaaA hit sA&hhs hsalta rafn eesls3 hiFp q
Five itup kHA tier W toss 30 eanssss.ak - tke
huuand uaaAe Msny ell rsmsnabst As eaaiai
&a0e. ht was Eeaat Sufferer ffusn satAFFbal
caasamptleH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02

The res clock IN tie iowcF 81 The Col
eye street easrch, Baulnglon, was ii'n-
miassed Soc ne tifst Tine Friday eyeulag.
The alsis. aFe ieeg fear inehes ia cismt-
Ter, us - gr5an8 glsss, wilh black bands
asd lgures. a be diAs are .ii 81 sAss
geis aud % "a lugealous arrangement
tie gas il tafuea ca sud lis sad tafnsd 81
b. TIE clock itself 81 aay hont desired.
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Marriages.

Al Ysraitsvi1a. ArHl is tg Rst ,asriss
fAruhAm. Nsptaa N tatsA aAAtf ssd 1sests
hurnhau. bath e fsysHsvtAs
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Yours respectfully
G. CoNKLlS,'

Now, Mr.. Editor, what wish is to
say 10 the farmers through the JoURSAL
that ! feel assured that all produce
consigned to Mr. Conklin win be sold
at fair price and the pay promptly
returned, iot he has thus far acted the
part Of an honest man. He has visited
- place and has called upon some Of
my ncighbors and desires the patron
age OF the people OF Vermont.
Yours truly,
JAS. w. BOWEN.
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con, ny BAcKp How often we hear
these words. Pain In the Back arises
from Kidney Disease. HUNTS RENE
DY cures all Diseases OF the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs. Family
Physicians use HUNTS REMEDY.
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All the aboVe last owned ~ 4. 7 Hard anI A. i.
Bartlett. Amsant o. tEEes Ass. ~. Also q al
acre u Lot No. ; u the 81 Division, original
ptoprietsF, John QaAs ksnnosa, l1st owned III A
Ward. Amount u ta1as ti.si. Aiks " Ecrcs u
Let No. = Ia the 5iA D.flsloa, original ptepns.
teE George Willis, last Owned ~ AAFoa kaiHs,
Gz0ant u tax ti.sS. Als9 % acres each 81 Nee
-, - aud % IN the 9Th Divlslgu, original prom
ptaFs being respectively Auner Wells. Ei1s IL.
MAJ and william bfkttle, last owasd By Edward
c. Elniih. amoant u t&xsa sl.sl And - naeh
" sala isnda sal BE- seid a. public Anetlsn A. TIE
Railroad Depot II Sunderland, On The 18Th day
u Nay, 1915, 1t 10 e'ei0ck IN he forenoon 40
sAsA be requisite u Glsrharge sad tAIas nltL
costs pDless previously pad
Dated q Sunderland the 18Th DAY II April 1918.
~ ~ CThIh PARSONS. FIRST Csnsiabis.
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DYFR OATMAN'S FeTarE.

dyer OATMAN'S EsTATE.
- srArE on YKEnoST. Manchester District, A.
Ia ProbGts Court, held at Manchester, Within
and for tAi dDlstrlct on the 18th, day u April
A. .. 1915.
The Executor, 90 The estate 81 Dyer Dat
msn, late 81 Arlington,
10 said district deceased, proposas " Fsnder an
account Of biH administration on s2sd estate !,
Il il ordered by said Court that said seeount b.
examined for allowance Al sessi0n thereof ~
he held az the Probate Otaes ia Manchester Ia
said District on the 2jih day ~ Nay, A. D..
ts7a, aud that notice BE- given q all persons h
tarsstsd BY the publication u this cider 10 the
Manchester JorKsAl, Bewspapcr printed a.
seid Manchester, three weeks fueefsalFsiy I.
previous 10 sAI9 time u hearing.
true record,
Auest. l.. K siMosDg. Register
true copy u record,
5o-sw Affect, D. X. kIh0sDa, Register.
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NOTICE Having sold my business
toE.M Pratt, All persaps indebted % me
arc requested 10 call aud pay % without further
notice JOHN Z nLACKMER
Manchester Depot. VI, Aag. lst. lsf3
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TN CHANCERY.

IN CHANcERY.
EDWARD G. BACON,
ms.
GEonoE p. UTLEY Bennington County.
and
MARTIN NJ. UTLEY,
Whereas: Edward q, Bacon, Of Sunderland, in
the County OF bennington, and State OF YER
mont, has filed in tho office OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF ChADcery in the County OF Bennington,
his petition for foreclosure against the above
named defendants, setting forth that on the al
day OF September, 1874 the said George T.. Utley
then OF Manchester, ia said county, now Of
Pontiac. In the sttao Of Michigan, ecuted 10
said Bacon mortgage deed OF certain land III
said Manchester, described AZ follows Com
mencing ct point on the west side OF the high
way leading easterly past Manchester Depot, two
rods westerly from point on the north side Of
said highway whore a line drawn 10 Allinement
with the west side OF the dwelling house lately
built by one Holiister, and where he now lives,
would cross the north side OF said highway.
Thence north 70 east ten rods TO stake aud
stones-a corner. Thence west 23 north soyon
rode and eight feet TO a stake and stones-a cor
ner Thence south 23 west ten rods 10 the north
line OF said highway, Thence east rs degrees
south on the north line OF said highway seven
rods and sight feet to the place Of beginning
Being the same land decided TO me by J. u. Hol-
lister by deed on the 18th day OF January, 1871 /,
and reoorded in Vol. Is, page les Of the Man
chester records, and barn thereon built by me,
the sAid q. p. Utley; conditioned for the pay.
mont OF one promissory note OF five hundred
dollars bearing even date with said mortgage
payable one year from Gate; with annual in
terest. Bald petition further ayoring that since
the execution OF said mortgage the said Utloy
has conveyed said moTtgAged premises to one
Martin NJ. Utley, OF Cecii, Ohio.
And 1t appearing that said defendants, George
p. Utley and Martin NJ. Utsy reside out OF the
state Of Vermont 90 that subpoena cannot be
served upon them.
II lie therefore ordered that said defendants bo
required TO appear on the frat day OF the next
stated term Of said Court to be held al Man
chester, within and for said County Of BenniHg.
ton on the first Tuesday Of June, 1878, and make
answer TO the said petitions and that said peti.
toner cause this order TO be published in the
Manchester JOURNAL, public newspaper print ed
at said Manchester, three weeks successfully.
the last Of which shall be 81 least twenty days
previous TO the commencement Of tald term Of
court.
Dated at said Manchester the 2]d day Of piil,
1878
tss~ H.K. FOWLER. Deputy CLERK.
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WANTS.
sah REWARD.

Aaverusemtuls, nn3et thls bead. ten ssnts
hne caeh insertion.
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Lest GA ths wiahaH Tatuplks beswcea n v
Tsbs Au8 A. ftoatSs, oue asy last psek, a
paeket baak CNatailiag pqlgs ADD small kmGa6t
- mansv TIE At1ve frssni sii b. psii 90 tha
return - tho p5atet baak sud al tAe papsm -
ma
NHs G. AMrpoN
hpndsliio. NJ, Aptl iGlb iesN IS
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REDS SEEDS.

for 25c. or 25 pks. lf9's for 81. Il for 800. THs
Floral TRmurn, loo page Floral work with
Colored Plate. l0o., with eithet Of the above
packages seeds two years FREE. Stamps good a.
cash. w. II. REID, Rochester, N. Y.
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In Canton, H., on the 18th OF April, of
consumption, Mr.. Thomas Nj. Sanford,
aged 81 years.
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Double Dash Churn.

10 be had on trial for two months, aud II not
satisfactory can be returned. Warranted TO give
10 per cent, more butter from the same amount
Of cream than any other ohurn.
II. C0LyIN
Manchester, Depot, W., April 9th, 1873. i7-tf
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G, p. DUNHAM,s.

Fs7iory i'siat. ~, Apfa iIlh, ~. g.
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A ENCOURAGEMENT.

would say TO my patrons aud friends Of Man.
chester aud vicinity that | have changed my
plans in regard 20 going away, and shall remain
10 the rooms occupied by me for the last four
years. have
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French Finish for Linen

aud Muslin, used by al Iauodries give that nice
finish that We zee on nsw eolor, cuffs, &c.
l.. WILCOX
Factory Point, April Sd. 1873. i2u
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FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SILKS and nIBoNs,
which can soil al very low figures would En-.
press thanks for tho liberal patronage have 70.
oeived aud aolicit continuance OF the same.
have also for sale the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-10
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

An unknown man, about fifty-ive years of age, was
found dead yesterday in front Of No. 81 Third
The hearing Of testimony in the contested of
the will of Mrs. Drake Seaman continued yester-
day before Surrogate Calvin when Mrs. Morgan q
of the testatrix testified TO the mental in
capacity OF the decedent. The further hearing was
adjourned to March H.
Mr.. George w. Cregier, secretary of the Board of
Police Justices. reports the following fines received
for the month of November: Special Sessions.
s7l4 &C; Tombs. $685. Jefferson Market sG44; Essex
Market. SAGA; Fifty-seventh street. s3l5; Harlem.
$780, Fordhan, $50. Total, 81, 255 Oh.
steamer freight was very much depressed on
Change yesterday. IL asserted that steamship
agents all cutting rates and taking freight for
any price they could get. The tight heretofore has
been between Philadelphia and Boston, ii is said
that steamship agents in this city, in order to
themselves. have also commenced the cutting
process.
Major william Alexander. who served the staff
of Generals Kearny and Sheridan, lost hs yes
terday-a bright and promising youth of fifteen, who
died quite suddenly at his parents residence No.
J. 1897 Third avenue. The deceased intended for
West Point, and much sympathy liz expressed with
the family over their sad bereavement. lie will b.
buried this afternoon at Calvary Cemetery.
Officer Chiardi brought to the Central Office yester-
day fonr Italian boys from eleven to fifteen years
of ace who be sent TO Italy. They wandered
through Baltimore and other cities as street rnusi-
clans for couple of years, having originally been
brought here by padrones Five months ago they
taken from their hard task masters and put in
an institution. from which they yesterday taken
10 be sent home.
Jacob Bran, jcweller at No. 124 West Broadway,
swore at the 1ombs Police Court yesterday that on
Saturday he robbed Of watch. valued ut $50,
and that John L. Kenny, a conductor on the Fourth
car line. was party TO the theft, In that he
locked the compliments door. shutting him in while
two other men broke his store window and away
with the watch. Kenny satisfied Judge Kilbrefh that
he at work his at the time Of the robbery,
aud the Judge ordered his discharge.