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The Morning herald., 1878-10-10
From the Earliest Ages

SCROfULA has been the bane, and as II
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, In the
18th cnapter of Leviticus, lays down yery
ex pllcit rules on this ulsea-e. So terrible
and loathsome had II been considered then
that q person known to be infected with II
would not be allowed II mix with society
The Jews regarded itas divine indictior
and believed there was no cure for It, II
was then the sins ofa youth or a d1viatiu,
from the paths OF virtue were punished 81
long as life lasted. Happily In our day.
the silence Of medicine has been developed
the great storehouse Of MAJ ure furnishes o
remedy. the disease is stripped OF its ter
ror by the use OF theSA N A kITAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim o.
ScrofuIa, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
litter, ETC., can be restored to sound health
in o few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
OF the dark ages we are well aware. Man.
now tail to find a cure as well as they die
then, To all such the Samaritau's Roo
and Herb Juices will prove q happy boon,
eradicating all impurities from Tie blood.
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles will remove PIN.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics and powders, ROOT AND HERE
JUICES SI.25 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address;
DESMOND q co:
is Hacestraaf Phiiadelphia L.
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Il. F. KunkeI'sI ustral & IL. r
Kunkei's shampoo for
.....te...-. the Hair. G g..

The best and cheapestH Hair Dressing ano
Hair Cleaneri in the world. Ihey remove
dandruff. alley irritation, soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling off, and promote the, growth in {,
very short time, They preserve and beau
tify the hair and render it soft and glossy
The inparta brilliancy and sill ~ ap-
pearepce TO braid and wiry hair, and as s
hair dressing they are unriva led; eradl-
cate dand utf and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
scruf, itching, eruption. Cures headache
Shampoo and Lu,tral restore hair TO nat
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry
harsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle Sl,
Ask your druggist for them or send TO E. F
Kunkel, Proprietor No. $50 NOrtn Ninth;
Ktreet Obilade]rbi9 " -......,.. ....... .
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Byits great and thorough blood.parifying proper
ttes. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
All H1nss1s, fforn the worst suof1ia 70 Q common
sIssea PtnDl. q Srd ftp esects srs eradiesied
and yigoroas bealth and sound constitution estab
iisf,ed Erysipelaa, ealtshenm, Fever Sores, sealy
On Ko.eh ekia in short. all diseases cansed by bad
blood are coneueTed By this powerful, purifying and
EspecisIs has il manifested its potency in curing
Teftsr, Rsse Rash, BefA CarbuneleS Bore Eyes
seTefaious Sore. and ssslli.eA white sxsfnass
Coitre or Thick Neck, and E1laFge1 GiandA
m Won feel dun, drowsy debIlitated, have sallow
eoler Of skin or yelIowish-6rown spots on face or
body frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste TN
mouth internal heat or chills alternated with hot
finishes low spirits, and gloomy Irregular
7erpid Ive1, or = tBniopsneas. In many CAGES q
sLiver Ce1pisiat' . only part Of these symptoms are
experienced. A.. q remedy for an such cases, Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery has no equal, as
II effects perfect and radical cures -.
Ia he cure Of Bronchitis, severe Coughs, and The
early stages Of Consumption, II has astonished the
medical faculty, and eminent physicians pronounce
Il cures the seyerest Coughs IL strengthens the system
and pariaes the blood. Sold by druggista
RE PIERCE, N. D.. Propr. Worids Dfspensafy
and Iuvands' Hotel, Buffalo, \. I.
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MEDICAL.

IA FIT RS vEaErALBE RHKU.
IL NAHIC RENEDY-B the poncr1P
I'm OF ono Of Philadelp ninss oldest physI-
sans, ana is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
tism, neuEAlg1a, sciatica, pain. 1ackache
&C.. ar money refunded. by invigorattns
the nerves. puriying the blood ana nsn-
nv mer{t IN has f,econle q standard medt'
cine. SUFFERING and money saved BY usetne
nj III time. Remember that DT. Filter Il
ne only physician in America deyotine
70 years to this one line Of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice grafas. IS Soufa for!'
street. u n. ,......-....A. - ..a-s
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Our Washington correspondent says:

Iregret that any allusion to the dom este
affairs Of the family Of General Sherman
found it's way into my letter of last week
Its sending was an accident. The Gen'I
and his wife, have every reason to believe
are in as complete harmony as often fails
to the lot, of human beings, and they are
both, too sensible and toe honest to permit
any religious differences to mar the serenity
Of their domestic life. Eo'
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The feyer-stricken Southwest is indebted
70 Washington for the idea ofsending down
the Mississippi to the desolated minor cities,
ffom'whieh ordinary approach Is cut of
supplies ofmedicines, provisions aad cloth,
ing Their own citizens first proposed this,
aud first contributed literally toit. Other
steamers win follow, for the latest adviees,
ifpossible, a.s .nose than any previous
ones. 80 =,
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WiLsslNGroH. Del. Oct. 10. 1873.


Where lynch law prevails it is safe to
assume that the Courts are inefficient, or
the administration of justice failure, and
it was, therefore, matter Of surprise to
find, few days ago, that an attempt al
lynching had been made in Connecticut,
an old, thickly settled State, noted for
many general ions for its adherence to law.
Two days afterwards possible explains
tioB came in report Of the sentences i'm
posed by Connecticut Courts upon two
murderers. One had killed a man who
had attempted to prevent the criminal
from beating his wife. he was sentenced
to pay fine of one hundred dollars, and
suffer imprisonment for eighteen months.
Another, a iavern>keepsr, had kicked a
customer 30 severely that he died the next
day, He was sentenced 10 Imprisonment
for sixty days, and to pay fine Of 5000
Ii such are the lenient sentences imposed
upon murderers by Connecticut Courts, ar
explanation may be found in that leniency
f,r . disposition on the part Of mobs to
wresk vengeance on the heads Of bruta
murdersrs at the time they are captured
Lynching in a community governed b,
law i never excusable, but it is fact t,
be noted 'as such, and not in excuse there
for, that lynching is an almost universe
resort whenever the law or the admins
tration Of the law affords no adequate pro
lection against other crimes.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-10

The Best Quality Of MEDICINES
AT wnLIAEs'
THE Mosr REL1Ars Pr pRIETARY
MEDIC. -, .,.
.... At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COL0GNES &c
AT wnLIAMs' 7Ts
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride Of Key
West or Grsuley Cigar, ta
AT WILLIAMS Z.
Choice FLAvORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure, .fss..r.. ~ ..
at Ninth and Market.
..t. AT WILLIAMS. %
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market.
aGet the Best" WILLIAMS SAP0NA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE. D. T. 81
Choice Goods, Accuracy In dispensing, and
L4 a.:t Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
mays If Corner Ninth and Market.
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DIR. sAGE's CATARRH REMEDY

10 matter Of how long standing. The liquid remeay
may Be snpd OF btsr applied Sy shg ase % Da IN
ment vet Invented with which fluid medicine can be
carried HIGH Up and PERFECTLY APPLIED 70 al
parts Of the affected nasal passages and tne cnam,
sores and ulcers frequently exist, and from which
the catarrhal discharge generally proceeds lts use
accompanying each Instrument DR.: SAgEs ca.
tarrh Remedy cures recent attacks Of aCold In .ne
AMI TO use containing no strong or caustic drugs OF
poisons CataEfh Remedy and Pousne ;Sld nE dnTSs ns
pensary and Inyalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n Y.
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The Morning Herald

In published every morning, Sunday ex-
cepted) and delivered in the city OF VIII
mfngton and surrounding places for dx
cents per week payable tn carriers. Mail
Subscriptions. postage fee, three dollars
per annum.
GEO. OBYRNK & Co., Publil hers.
- 30 500 Shipley street,
s Wilmingtoy Del.
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FOB CORONER
JACOB BU'TZ.

FOR STATE sEEAroRs-
J.WiIkins cooch, Of Pencader, Hd.
Charles 81. McWhorer, Of Red Lion.
FOR REPREsESTAIIyEs.
James w. Ware, Of Wilmington.
DR.. Swithin Chandler, of Mill Greek.
william Dean, of White Clay Greek.
John Doran, Of Christiana-
Giles Lambson, of New Castle.
Edwin 3. Cochran, of st. Georges.
William E. Riggs, sr, Of Blackbird.
FOB LEVY ooUErs COMMISSIONERS.
William r Bright Of Red Lion.
William Polk, of 81. Georges.
William A. Morrison, ef Mill Creek.
William L. Wier, of White Clay Greek
James J. Taylor, of Appoquinimink.
Henry al. Wells, of Blackbird.
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NOTICE TO eUBscRIBERs-Those Of our
subscribers who are indebted to the MeRs.
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
mittsnce.
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TO THOSE WANTING cLoTHEs

.a.t- L4ta4g d %
Quinn and Adam both learned the same
trade; but Q linn coald beat Adam at tai
loring, and give him odds every time. II
any one doubts this, call upon him. We
mean WM.H 81, QUINN,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR;
No. 1.22 Market street. :
You will there find a choice and well
selected stock of all kinds of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which by the artistic employees Of Quinn
the Tailor, will be fashioned into garments
sure to improve the appearance, and pro-
mote The ecomfortof the wearer.
Prices to suit the enforced economy oi
the times, is the the rule with "
VIM. q. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 122 Ma rket Street.
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of taking the large. repulsiys nanseous pills
enmnosei Of cheap crude, and bulky fngrements'
Rfne entirely vegetable, particular care y re-
quifed while using them They operate without s.
farbanee to the CONSTITUTION, oel OF
Blood. Pain in the shoulder. Tshtness q the Chssa
Dixztaess, Sour Eructations from the stomaen, nae
81 Eidneyss Internal Fever, Bloated feeling about
Stomach, Rnsh Of Hood to Head, take Di Piesees
remedial mower OF these Purgatfve Pellets over %
great variety Of diseases It may be saa tnat t .aen
action upon the animal economy Y ane.sat ny. ~
does not impair tie properties q these Pellets Pellets
They are sugar-coated and inclosed IN gas nosS ~
sny length Of time, in any climate 80 that they AZ
always fresh and reliable. This Is mot me cass WIZ
for XII diseases where a Laxative. AIteratiye, OF
Pareative Is indicated, these little Pellets VII give
R.V. PIERCE, n D., PRor'R, World's Dispensary
and InyalidS Hotel, Buffalo, n. 7. :....
The Morning herald., 1878-10-10
Tape Worm Removed Aiiv,

ENT1&EE "1a4L "- MY" - Ha'tf 'Ge"o'
Head and all complete, In two hourse-'
No fee till mead passes, Seat, pin and
stomach warns removed by DIR, Kunkel
Send for circular. Forremovfng seat, pin
or stomach worms call On yeur druggist
and ask for q bottle Of Kunkel's Worm
Syrup, pr1ce 81. 1t never fails Comman
sense teachesi II tape worm be remove d, all
other worms can be readily removed, ..
The Morning herald., 1878-10-10

eyes, stopping up or o6sructien q the nasal pas.
sages rirging In ears deafness, hawking and cough.
ine TO clear tie throat uceratons, scabs from ulcers
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breath impaired
or total deprivation Of sense Of smell ana saste a
ton, ENLARGED tonsils tickling cough, etc. Only
few Of these symptoms are likely to be present In any
case at one time. q" I.-.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-10

Good Stoves Of low rates, ct Milton Sin
pers, W. Eighth street above Orange.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
TIE SHOOTING ~ TENTH-ATE.

LADUE DECLARES THAI HE SHOT STEWART BY AC-
CIDENr-HIs STORY AND THAT OF THE INJURED
MAN.
Wallace Ladue, of the New-England Hotel,
who shot Cornelius f. Stewart. of No. $40 West Thirty
eghth-st, Tuesday night taken before Justice
Smith Wednesday at the jefferson Market Court He
has fine FORM but coarse features and dressed in
brown business suit He said that the shooting was
entirely accidental and that his wife had been keeping
house for Stewart time and had been separated
from him year. He was endeavoring to effect
a reconciliation with his wife, and heard that Stewart
had been nmate with her and then l-treated her He
met Stewart ThTtyeighthst., near Tenth-aye., on
Tuesday night and they had couple OF drinks after
which they quarreled. He declared that he only drew
his pistol TO brighten stewart IL went OF accidentally
and shot him IN the chest He SAID ne was twenyOne
wears OF age, native OF this city, and halter. He was
committed 20 await the result OF bteWaTps Injuries.
The wounded now lies in a critical condition at
the Roosevelt Hospital Inc D1ilet IN Ihe sioe, aiter
much difficulty, extracted His left arm wac broken
by the other ball. which severed an artery The physi-
clans think there f. a chance OF recovery stewards
fred twice at him. He had heard that Ladue
had made threats against his lne, but he re-
garded them as idle, since he had not enUced
away the mans wife nor had he induced her not TO i've
with her husband. She was living at his brothers
house. as ~ seemed like home 10 her, aud gave her a
Prison, and his reputation was such that no decent
woman would be seen in the street with him.
After he sent TO his cell In the Jefferson Market
more fully than in court. He said that there
truth In the report that he had been quarrelnR In the
presence OF his wife before the shooting He went 10
SfeWarts house on Tuesday 10 talk with his wife, from
whom he mad been separated as he had been sent up the
river stealing SO from his employer HIS wife received
there iu the evening with fer sister When he called be
found Cornelius Stewart present NO persuasion cOud
induce his wife 20 with him. In company with stewart
and his wlfes sister he walked up IehthaVe' AIter
the shooting TOOK place.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

WASHINGTON, July 18.-Lieutenant F. w.
Croker ordered 20 the receiving ship Wabash at Bos
Ton. Lieutenant Wm. p. Randall Is detached from the
receiving ship Wabash and ordered TO hold himself in
readiness for orders to the Asiatie Station Lieutenant
Frederick H. Paine il discharged from temporary duty
connected with the Torpedo Service at Newport, and
placed waiting orders. Pay Inspector George L.
Davis has reported his return home, having been de-
taehed from the Hartford South Atlantic Station, on the
29h Of May and has been ordered to settle accounts
The Navy Department Is informed that the American
var ships at Havre appropriately celebrated the Fourth
o July Two boat took place IN the barb0r both
oi which were won by the fOats OF the Constitution
Ihere was q display OF fireworks at night Dis
patches have been received from Leutenant-Comman-
ger Gorringe, commanding the United states steamer
uettysDurg dated Ben Ghaz Africa, June H. BtatlUg
tha he had made survey Of the reefs at Youaga not
marked any chart and searched for reported dangers
IN me Gulf OF 5dODO where 374 sOundings were made
ana the positions accurately established, aud as many
mere the positions Of which are approximately Known
Saptain ]. A. Greer, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS X. Z.
Sagy, Leutenants w. y. Newman, i. A. Field, >. u
larkson A. b. H. Lille and KOssuth Niles, Enslgns N.
X Usher IL F. Fletcher, II. NJ. Hodges, w. NJ. Wlnder,
. y Parker and VIM. b. Caperton, and Cadet hidshlp
man W. Lansdale have been detached from the Con-
gtatlon and placed on waiting orders Midshipman
waiter Mclean ordered to the POwhatan at Newly Ork
ana Ensign Frederick Tyler 70 the swatara, at Boston
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
FISH HATCHING.
A NEW PROCESS WHICH BEATS SETH cREENs-THE
SEA TO BE REPOPULATED.

A NEW PROCESS WHICH BEATS SETH CREENs-THE
SEA TO BE REPOPULATED.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-PrOfessOr Baird
Secretary OF the Smithsonian Institution, pro-
poses 10 carry more effectively the opera
tons OF Matching fish. The method devised few
years ago by Seth Green, Of Matching spawn in boxes
with wire gaze bottoms set in the currents Of streams
has during the past year been abandoned An improved
uroeess has been substituted Of suspeDdng the spa WI In
great number OF buckets attached TO RATS, and OF
gently and regularly tipping them by means OF steam
machinery thus dispensing with the necessity oil cur
rents and enabling the Matching 10 60 Oh In the open sea-
nv This improyed process the commission has 10 the
mast wear hatched 25OOOOO0 Of shad where as 1t Is
sid bv Professor Baird the utmost number that could
nave been obtained by the old method would have been
600 600 The possession by the Fish Commission OF
teamer 10 tow its matching RATS az pleasure from one
nlaoe 70 another WILL IL ts thought by the commssoh
increase its facility OF work to such an extent as W
enable It TO hatch fish arthcaly in unlimited numbers
vnerments with other kinds Of fish indicate that the
process can be applied with equal success to the hatch
~ F the eees of salmon and OF several species OF yalu-
abe sea sh especially OF cod, mackerel and sea-bass
The Norwegian Government has artihciay impreghaoeu
the eggs Of the cod and the Smithsonian INSTITUTION mas
nroeured from Norway specimens OF those eggs and
young hsh up TO six weeks old.
Tho artificial reproduction Of the cod Professor Baird
sserts can be carried on with greater facility than
tht o shad snea an average Goldfish will furnish 100O-
600 eges while the shad furnishes only $4,000 30 that
n a hundred spawning FISH could be procured, thero
would be hatched out from them 100OOOOOO OF young
hsh and the sea would be rapidly filed with them along
the whole Atlantic coast from Newfoundland 70 Forua
In this manner the hardships endured by fishermen
IN fishing in the cold climate Of the northern coasts
would be relieved by their being enabled to nan at
Measure in more southern waters. From experiments
made by the commission It has been discovered 'na'
sea-bass also can De enormously reproduced
Professor Baird gives some interesting m
.ssranos 10 the inquiries made by other oOvernmens
.onceynpe fsb Norway, Germany, Great Britain and
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

the United States are the only countries In which the
Governments have instituted such inquiries The
former two Governments, while they have made even
wider investigations IN directions than have been
pursued in the United States have made experiments
Of artificial Matching OF fish in the The NOrwe gan
Government has obtained the completest knowledge
concerning the habits OF sh Since 1869 IL has kept
commission OF several Of the most eminent naurass OF
the kingdom constantly employed In getting information
about the habits OF the cod herring and other sh That
Government also maintains line Of telegraph along the
coast notify fishermen the approach OF schools
OF Goldfish and all fishing is done under Government aus
pees and instructions. There sucL fisheries In
America as in the LofOden Islands Once year the cod
leave those islands and from systematic observation oi
them the naturasts have reached the conclusion that
they come the Banks OF Newfoundland. The cod II Is
said have also singular habit Of retiring from local.
ity and Of returning it after long period OF years
Thus these fish have Just reappeared on the coast OF
Sweden after absence OF seventy years instead OF
taking million OF barrels Of cod annually. as they had
been accustomed do the Swedes were obliged to I'M
port these fish from America.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
THE COURTS.
IN AcrREsss sun FOR SALARY.

The suit of Rose Lisle, the actress, against
usssr, Gardner q Bache, managers OF Niblos Garden
s tried yesterday before Justice Parker in the Third
Dsict Civil Court Of this city. She sues for balance
- larv due her. she claims for her services ana those
AZ her husband, Edward Arnott' In the play OF Inc
cseops She testified yesterday that she was to have
,.ls and her husband $3.50 week They played
lD % week On the following Wednesday, at the end OF
the second act Mr. ArnOtt made peremptoy %
gS sO act Mr. ArnOtt handed her $40 When they were
on in the ffth act they found that the curtain
Iea s1 ~ ring down She demanded her salary for the
..oeond week and was told 70 sue for IL
B Murtagh the business manager, tesu1ea Sas nat "a
ce were absent At the end Of the second act Arn0tt
ame 10 him and said he had heard the play Was - % o
sitbdrawn He answered he had heard nothing OF lhe
End ArnOtt then demanded his money, ana ne huI- NUT
tagh) paid him $780, and on his further demane gSe %
act Arnott refused 20 play, and then ne vi
seeted the green curtain 70 be rung down. Ate
~ tbeT itness for the defence and Miss Lise In re-
Initial the Court reserved its decision
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
srI1ING uNsTAMPEp CIGARS.

Herman Leydal, cigar manufacturer, OF NO.
1aA west sixteenth-st was charged before Commits
toner shields yesterday with selling cigars on which no
Geyernment tax had been paid, and thus defrauding
the United states Revenue The capture Of Ignatz Nor
repstein and Louis Alexander, having cigars In I'M
.sDed boxes in their possession, reported yes
sseraafv's TRTBUHF The men refused 10 give any ac-
connf of themselves aud Revenue Agent Webster de-
toed DepuryOlleetOr Harvey 10 investigate the mat
Ter giving MIN warrant for the arrest OF the prOpre-
sor az the factory where the cigars were supposed 70
bsve heen made. The captured boxes contained 800
eoars and the old stamps showed that they came from
IFydaps factory. An examination Of Leydal,s books
Sawed a sale of $50 cigars IN the month Of May and
GOOin the month Of June, all Of which the tax was
naid a private memOraudum-bO0k showed that Ley
aol In Nav had sold man 1900 cigars packed IN
boxes and in June 1924 none OF which had the tax
been paid Several witnesses were examined after when
he commissioner held Leydal in 81 900 ball. and Alex
snder and MOrgensten in $3.50 EACH TO await the action
~ the Graud Jury.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
WFEs oPTNION OF HER HUSBAND.

Louis Pirod recently applied to Judge Daniels
for writ Of habeas corpus take his child Jules Emil
PROD from its mother Mrs. Maria NJ Prod Mrs Prod
Yesterday put her She says that she is earn
me fair living at her trade and is woman OF ire
proaehsSle mOraty that her husband did not earn his
living, but was supported by her and demanded her
earnings to support him in immoral indulgencos; that
he was cruel to and abused her that he called her
vile names aud was in the habit Of using profane and
ewd language and finally proposed to her 20 prostitute
HERSELF TO furnish him with money, which she resented
Ebe saws the child is delicate and needs her constant
care and that she Is bringing him religiOusly aud
morally She supports her statements as 20 her own
character and TO her husbands cOarseness, mmor-
slitv aud abuse OF her, by several afidavts.
Tbe husbands counsel moved to dismsss the return
for irreguarity Judge Daniels denied tie notion but
granted the husband until o'clock tO-dpy TO answer
IA wffe's statements. The husbands counsel asked
that the child be committed TO the Catholic ProtectOTy
Judge Daniels said quite sternly, "NO! No! the child
Will remain in its present guardianship until the de-
iermnation Of this proceeding"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
TWENTY YEARS FOR BURGLARY.

George Lent, alias Shorty" Lent arrested
By the NewYork police recently suspicion Of being
concerned in the robbery Of Joseph Lafetra receer OF
the Trd Avenue Railroad was trial yesterday in the
Court Of Sessions Brooklyn, for breaking into the gro
cery store Of Michael Hickey, on sigelaye, East New
York on May 90 and stealing silver watch aud other
articles The Brooklyn police traced MIN and his two
aceOmplces to Barren Island, but lost them. hubse
quenty Lent recognized By Hickey as one OF the
three men that robbed him Some OF the stolen prop
erty was found by OF pawn tickets In Lents pos
session, and Identified by Hickey. Lent was found
guilty and sentenced TO twenty years imprisonment at
king Sing He Is an old offender, and has served IN
Clinton, Auburn, Sing Sing and other prisons with
Wright the murderer OF Bernard FeTTOn, he recently at
tempted to escape from Raymond Street JAN, and not
long ago escaped from the Flushing lookup.