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The New York herald., 1878-10-31
TRIED FOR BIGAMY.

Nary E. Overin, alias Rose Brown, who was made
the subjeci oil no little notoricy " Coronsrs
vestgauon Into the killing Of Edward Malley by The
odors Allen, placed on trial yesterday IN PART
Of The Court Of General ssssons. on charge OF big
amy. Il appears that in August 1895, tho prisoner.
VINO was then Mis- Mary Il. BALDWIN, was married TO
Henry T. Overin. A yoar or so aitsrward. IL Is al
legged, she Loft home and became hard drinker and
associate OF criminals On December TO- 1879 the
GUS character known AZ "Pretty Tom Parle,
whose real name was Marun. Sho had lived
with him ior somo time previous ut the corner Of
Third avenue and Fifteenth street. Rev. Father
Loughlin performed the ceremony, which took place
wniie Paris was on his deaIhbed, and lew weeks
married . piekpooksL named "Bhnkeyn Riley. VINO,
being State Prison, lsit her again as liberty.
While associating with yet another criminal sns
made an effort 10 obtain money from Overn, her rss
husband, VINO, becoming aware Of her second
riace com mencsd proceedings for divorce, aud made
Indictment Tor bigamy. Father Loughiin, "Pretty
Tom Parle and the prisoners sister. who was
a witness OF the alleged bgamous marriage being
all doad, young man named John N. Whaisn
put upon the stand He testified that he had seen
parc ana Mrs Ovcn clasping hands while the priest
cmony was intended by her not as valid marriage,
but merely as prstencc 10 CRAFTY tho wishes Of me
dying man, whose nand she oasped (ut SISTERS
requcstl without MS being able resst, and there
fore the marriage ceremony was not legal The
VIII 60 before the Jury to-day. II is claimed by
10 obtain grounds Tor divorce, that Ovsrn may
marry q wealthy widow, 70 whon, shoy say he is a.
present engaged. ~ Will be rem vmDcesd that Ara
0vcrin was said 10 be the mistress o Ed ward Maloy
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
THE ,JACKSON-HUNT SUIT.

CONTINUATION or THE TRIAL BEFORE JUDGE
DALy--A sHERIYYs DEPUTY AND TIN HUs-
BAND OF A DREssMAKER THE FEATuREs OF
THE DAY.
The trial OF the suit brought BY William p. Jackson
against hts aunt, Annie NJ. Hunt. to recover large
sum OF money paid TO her under alleged promise
OF marriage, resumed yesterday before Judge
J. 4. DAILY, IN the Court OF Common Pleas Mr..
William S. jackson, the son OF Mrs. Hunt, nee Jack
son. further cross-cxamined relative to Tho con-
versatons which he says he had with his mother
about her promise to marry jackson, bu. MIS- testi-
mony developed no new facts.
snERIyR's DEPUTY.
The next witness Ior tho plainuG was Mr. John H.
Ailiyar. who, At the time Mr. Jackson brought suit
against Mrs. Hunt went 70 her house to attach her
property. He said that no went 10 her house with
tho plaintiff 10 serve the papers, undor directions
from him entered the dstendant's TO open the
safe, 1t being supposed that all her diamonds and
other jeweiry wore there. Nothing. however, was
found in the sate stormy scene between the plain
.,n and defendant then snsued. Mrs Jackson became
very much excited, and upbraided the paintin, say
ing:-"Wlllie, TINS 10 your nome, and you oagnt not
returning TO frat foor OF the house asked Tor
private interview With Jackson. After some parlcy
this VAS Acosded 10, and the couple went into the
parlor aud Tor some time stormy waf o words Was
kept up, but when the paintin returned witness no.
ticed lhat he was weakening somewhat
8lr A DREssAAKER's HUSBAND.
The next witness called wus Mr.. John A. Gillotte,
who lives IN SIKH avenue He lesunei that in 1S74
he lived with his wic, who was then dressmaker,
nearly opposite tho dele endant's house IN Thirty
second street, he often noticed MIRA jackson and her
nephew together, either driving or walking, and
although he did not know them. Supposed they were
husband and vile; on the l9tn OF May, 1875.
early IN .hs evening, Nj: jackson came over
10 his house and SAID ~ MIN, "Will you come
over 70 No 1927" the witness asked him what
ne wanted; Jackson said. Mrs Jackson wants
TO see you;" he accordingly accompanied him
lhs deiendants house, and Depg usnsred into
parlor unexpected proceeding tsok place; Mrs.
Jackson became very excited, anu said his twitnsss1
vile had insuted und that his children had also
treated her scandalous manneri sue began 10
cry, and said, 'the worst OF s my husband point
ing TO psintifD away and had no one TO protect
mo-" Witness then began 10 ges angry and left tho
house. ArA Jackson subsequently, gos ous warrant
to arrest MS wife.
very annoying hitch occurred 70 prevent the turtnsr
progress OF the trial Or the day Two of The plain
tins witnesses, lAboring under the Impression that
tneir services would be required soon, had con.
Guided take the rtsk, aud when shsir names wsre
called could not be iound. Judge DAILY said he
thought the should not be delay Cd ON ths sc-
count Alter unsuccessful search Of niseeh min-
utss Ter The missing witassssss the trial WAS I'd.
Journed until TINS morning. w e#st..
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ABANDONED All SEA.

the steamship ApsriQus. Of the Conpsgn,s osn-
Srsis TransatiantQae, arrived mere yesterday from
Havrs. having on board the Of the Angiosaxon,
English snip. which left Dubiin on The a5sh and
Knssown on ,ns 20tn Of September ballast ier shs
81 Lawrence River, ana vas abandoned Ia . water
logged condition October H. W latitude 10 10 end
Iongltuas la Tho crew were rescued by The Amsr-
snip Bridsswatsr, Of Boston. from London 70 St.
John, N. b., and transerrsa 10 the Am<riQuo on sDs
23d Of October The Briagswatcr was short oI pro-
and water pnd these wants were su pplisa py
the Am6rque She reported navng met en- aban.
oonsd German vessel wth cargo Of OIL
cake, lev days before falling in with
the Anelo-saxon, and placed an ofncsr and
nvs aboard OF hor. One OF the crew Of the
Angio-saxcn named Twimbiy isil IRON the maintop
TO Inc deck The morning vi the l7sh uIl aud was
Instantly KILLED. Hir BODY was dsep.
DAVID Smith, one OF th0 sailors OF the lo-a xou.
alleges inc ofcsrs 81 the vessel wore unusr hs
inauenoe Of nquor from enc they lsis Kinestswn
until they fell IN vita the Bridacwater. He save
Twimolys death was due 70 tho negiaenes OF one ol
the officers, who ordered him 10 90 aioft whoa the
mantopgsIlsntmss, was cut almost through. o.
course everything down and ne with H.. Smiths
charges are corroborated by 0tnsrs Of ths crew.
The Anglo saxon was 6s< tons burden. Length, ls7
feet; breadth, 81 feet; deptn, Is ieet; bus IN
lstxan vas owned ~ l. .. Csok 4 Co., oi Lendsss
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THAT $500 BOND.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 20, 1878.

n4#at +ss NEW YORK, Oct 90 1873.
70 rHE EDiroR rHs HERALD:-- HetAf7 ~
Upon reading your valuable paper this morning
surprised card from claiming 70 be an
lutnory the effect that was originally intended
10 oner the $500 bond nj the Catnoc iair (Domini-
tabel ~ 900 ius,ead Of 900 cnsncoG This 10
not 30, because, nrst the officers the Dominieau
table must havo urpished the daily Journals with the
report that has been pubshed as the table Is OF
and u tho iacts arc true, as they now state,
they have - been guiy of gross Deceit In
allowing such report 10 40 undenieu. And
tbsre Is another reason. Your CORES pondsnt,
among others, ipformei as late SATURDAY
last decided whether thcre snoui Id bo
1900 or 200 chances this bond, and this iufDrma
this 10 not lhe only case In wnich tho publ arc
being awakened TO tho gross deception practised at
tnn fasr-aruces being onersd BY various tables.
with the aea thai ss sooa - the BOOK which one 10
invited 10 take chance IRON IL dlicd tho article
will bo rafieG but soon rs the book 10 niled the
managers oil lhe taUc issue another book, and so
rcmedted the recopts must he diminished, r6hcr
than Increased. from the present to the closing nights
hMa Na7fs HONEST DEALING. 4
NKw YoKk, 0cs. 20. 1873.
TO sHn EpiroR or rus HERALp.-
ilhosd swo tickets IN the drawing Of tho $500 bond
~ the Cathedral Hair Tho ladies In charge repre-
sented 10 that there would DO only 1000 chances
n they nave raised the number TO q 900, as under.
stand they havo, tncy have procured my money
der ialsc pretcnces, Tor which propose 70 nod tno
manager OF the fair responsibio. FAIR PLAY
(rhc ladies In charge OF tho table IN ost poslsivoy
deny that ihoy have raisod the number Of snarcs.
They state that tho original number the bond was
1900, and refer 70 Over j. Baver, printer Nos. liz
and ia William street, who will, they state, Attest
that ne printed 900 coupon tickets previous TO the
opening OF the fair Tor this bond raflc.--ED1
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
HONORS TO BISHOP LOUGHLIN.

RELIGIOUS sFRvrcEs AND A BAHQuEr-AD-
DRESS Bx CARDINAL M'oLosKEY.
twenty-five years ago yesterday Right Rev. John
Lousnlin was coasscrstsd Bishop by the la.o Arch-
bishop Hughes and assigned 10 tho then newly Gre
ated OF Brooklyn, being the rst Catholic Bishop
Or Long Island The anniversary vas appropriately
celebrated AZ eleven A. N. . grand pontincal high
mass was celebrated ~ ST. James' Church, the old
cathedral In Jay street. Bishop Loughu olcialed as
oslcbrant Within the saneuary enclosure and In tho
front seats upward OF hundred priests whiis
the body Of the church crowded in every part,
many city and county officials being among ,ns con.
srsgalon. The altar beautifully aecoratsd and
select choir rendered Beethovon's mass In g. In
tho afternoon banquet was rendered Bishop Laugh
lin by sne clergy Of the diocese ~ Assumption Hail.
Jay street, near Front Cardinal McCloskey pre-
sdod. At the conciusion Of tho banquet an address
70 the Bishop Was road ~ Rev. Sylvester Maone ON
lin responded briefly and we'll He said that naa
always rocsivsd The cordial support and cooperation
Of o
Archbishop.
Cardinal NcClosksy ,Lhan rose He had como there.
he satd, not to receive thanks but unite tho
clergy Of Brooklyn IN presenting their songratuia-
was not ono among thom who more heartily rsspe ndsd
TO the expressed In thsir address than he
clergy, as Ihsy had dsssrsd they were proud Of him
hs had known tho Bishop from his carly lie and
could ,naorss his modest ssassnea. that
he had not been brought up In idlensss
The Bishop, no said. had always shown
the tams Interesting zeal and ssfsaorinctng
disposition both before and since his elevation 10
the spiscopacy Soc, said the Cardinal, show the
clergy aud the iaity rally around him. and soc how
God has blessed him. and viii bless him to tho end.
! am proud 10 behold such noble band OF corgy
ana 10 hear tho good words that have been spoken"
Az tho conclusion OF the Cardinals remarks, aud at
his proposal, Bishop Loughiin's health drunk.
The lator then referred 70 the honor conferred by
tho presence OF Bishop Corrgan. oil New Jersey who
responded la appropriate terms
The children OF mo parochia schools were granted
. holiday In honor OF the anniversary.
RECErrIoN IN rNE EvgSIxG.
A grand reception WAS given the Bishop
In the evening, at 81 JOINTS College.
About eleven hundred persons pres.
enL Tho address OF the iany made by
Mr. P. v. Hickey. The copgratulaIions Of tho
Society OF 81. Vincent dc Paul rendered
by Mr.. T. w. HinsA Mr.. James MoMahon,
treasurer OF the purse raised tor presentation
10 the Bishop. prsssntod the money TO him In pack
age neatly sealed. When tho Bishop arose TO re-
spond the entire audience stood upon sner feet ind
greeted him with iosd applause. Tho Very Rev.
Vicar General Quinn, oi New York, subsequently,
sp0ka
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
THE MANhArIAN'S LOSS.

NO CLKw YET OBTAINED AS TO THE IDENTITY
OR WHEREABOUTS OF THE SUCCESSFUL
CRACKsMEN-PoLICE ACTIVITY IN BROOK
LYN
To almost cvsry question propoundsd to the police
yesterday REGARD tho robbery OF the Manhattan
Savings Bank the answer was:-
swe do not know, aud II did know we would
net tell you" In tho afternoon Il rep ported that
tho occupants OF a house In Nineteenth strcot be-
tween F,rss ana Second avenues wsro suspected ana
Detective Doan Was seen In shst vieini,y narrowly
Watching H. In the evening, hewover, ne mad aDan-
doasd his patrol. e.4
The establish msnt near the bank, against which
suspicion has been directed az having afforded con-
csaiment for tho burglars while making their obssr-
va,ioos 10 well situated looksu, upon tho move-
msnls Of persons in or about The bank. since The
burglary dark looking mas been seen constantly
near the windows which look on Broadway,
sharply sorutinizing The detectives whenever
thoy make .ho. appearance. fns ofic,als
In Mulberry street nave lot drop fcw hints the
effect that they have not ignored the possibility oil n
link In the chain OF developments lying ~ this dreo-
nope OF drawing from Edward Farrct, alias Ed dward
d. o'Donncii, alias Frank Edward, VINO n
In the CUSTODY OF Captain Williams, some
Information which will gvo tnem more certain
ground 10 90 upon. rcporior oil the HERALD was
Twenty-uintn precinct station house. Another
notorious enaractcr oI tho snino class is known %
nave been IN The city very recently.
NOT ABSENT PROM MS POST.
Keaisy, tns night watch hnan employ od by tho bank
directors, WAS questioned yesterday regarding tho
allegation that ne absent IRON tue building
ing Aportion oi Saturday night having been eniiced
away by woman. lilo denied " most empnaiicsiiy,
saying That IRON hai-past nine IN snc evening
until nvs IN the morning no had NOT lcit his post
Tho story about tho woman might havc arisen IRON
his dsughter's habit oil frequently vslinS the bank.
lie believes that the burglars must have been In the
butiuing wnon no locked u upon Sunaay morning.
Hs iound lecK oi tbc front door uniastcncd
Valuable booty has hoe. svcretcd within tho past
day or two out-oi-thoway place Long Island.
n will DO remembered tnat Superintsndsnt waning
visited Brookiyn Monday. Ycs,c crday snero Was
usual aciivity IN tho Police Department over there,
anu ~ 10 said tnat superintendent Campbell
10 IN possession OF an important Glow AS 10
the hiding place Of ono more OF tho
criminals. Ho acknowledged tnat he has do,ailed
several Of his detectives investigate the burglary
hut 70 used disclose the o his inior-
NATION, nor could he say whether the ensrts winch
were making to serve the ends OF justice were likely
In be M uccessfu. EN0
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
THE GOETHE CLUB.

H0No1IN0 THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM CULLEN
BRYANT LxTrxRs FROM DISTINGUISHED
\ roETs-ADDREss BIZ Rev. De. osaooD.
A number vr distinguished guests we're assembled
In Ch,cksrng Hall last evening listen memorial
addresses the president OF the Goethe Club, Dr.
A. Ruppancr. aud Rev. DR.. osgood, In honor Of the
late william Culon Bryant The Vocal Unioa OF New
York assistsd - she meeting. which was the nrst In
tho clubs wintcr sorioa Dr. Ruppancr In his intro
ducsory remarks, referred TO the fact that twelve
months ago. lacking few days, tho Goethe
Club. tnsir irisnds and eaessa opened the sea-
son OF 1s71-7S ~ uniting In . public rsesptioa
10 their late fellow member, the distinguished poet
Bryant. upon mis- eighsythird birthday 10 do homage
his public and privasc worth. Eight months iater
he vas moro. In the beautiful month OF June
shs month he, ike youshiui lover, eosr,sd the
most--ail that was mortal Of William Cullen Bryant
was consigned 10 the earth. But good men, like
heroic actions, never die, and although the poet has
gone TO his long rcsl Jet In hearts and In the
memory Of us all hs ssili lives ana Will i've unsh
syos grow Toe dim 70 read his cnosea and
lAvosite lines taN+ Ata53t#iW
Ds 1ss vss. s:.s :y 70 ss =
sro honor = living nums shen," continued Or.
Ruppaosr, shave .be oflicsrs ana members Of shs
Goethe Club resolved TO dedicate this nrs. Of shsir
ais follow member, whs took special tsrest In The
organxation and lis progress. He Who stood like
commomorsts his fame ana worth. The work he has
done Will be his proudost monument"
TRIBUrss BROTHER poRrs.
The following letters from brother poets OF the de-
ceased, In response 10 invitations 10 attend The
memorial meSting, wore rcad:--
OAK KNOLL, DANvERs, Tenth Mo-. IL, 1878
JonS ELpxRKs. ksc. Corresponding Secretary Goesbs
frsrrst that the state my health viii not permit me
20 accept invitation 70 the meeting OF
m friend William Cuiien BRYANT. whose
every shere ss great bersAyemsnt nasona loss ~.
genius public servces and life deserving OF all
which be paid. Thanking, though thee
Goet Clu0 for their kind invitation and heartily
Thy iriend JOAN q. WHITTIER.
Professor Lougfellow writes:--
Ishould happy accept very hospsbls invita-
tion N | Ia power, but pressing engagements
here rendsrt quite possible The prevent
undertaking TO write for the occasion
presvs Of feeling u admiration affection FOR
bryant
onvsr Wendell Holmes, George II. Calvsrt ana george
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
OTTO VAN GEHR'S SUICIDE.

A YOUNG MAN WHO MIGHT HAVE LIVED AND
DONE WILL HAD HE BEEN onEEnFuL
otto Van Gehr came IRON Prussia six years age
with a wife and two children, alter having buried
two other children In his native land Ho had besn
educated tho best schools OF Prussia aud followed
the profession Of n draughisman. lie was thea
about thirty yoars OF age and In good 6ircum-
stances, hts wifs having brougbs him . fair
share OF properly. Ho was not maa
OF cheerful disposition by any means and ilntted 70
mako a woman happy. HIS vile and Two children
died tow years ago, after coming here, and he sub-
scqucntIy married young lady rom Paterson, N. ,.
Two years ago Of fortune overlook him and
no attempted suicide by taxing morpnins. some
three moa'ns ago Into s..Uoos.ns mos%
HIS vile went to Paterson last Saturday TO visit hor
sister, leaving HIM a. homo NJ No 2vo East seventy
went TO a drug store at tho corner oi Third avenue
and Scvoay strcst and purchased ton grains
letter 10 tho German Consul General win
whom ne was possonaiiy acquainted, and
hts wretcnea existence, aud had taken advantage ot
his wiic's absence TO do 80. lie hoped tho Consul
written in German. 10 III. wife ne wrote a letter il
Engish IN pretty much the samo forms, telling bcr
thst ne was resolved osakc hs lilo BY both poison
and pistol
lie next locked himself ~ In the family bedroom
ami took the key out of the door. On Tuesday evcu.
Ing Mrs Van Gohr returned from Paterson, and ind
ing tho paddock tho outer door requested one Of
the neiphbors 70 opon u TOR nor. This vac
done. and when shs bedroom door was
iorccd tho sight that mot ths horror-stricgou
woman's eyes wa TINT Of her husband IN the ago
OF doalh. Dr. Morec sent tor and found him
still breathing, but poriocty UNCONSCIOUS. lilo sx-
pired at ten o'clock. Deputy Coroner 6oIasmth
called yesterday and granted burial permit 10 The
widow, VINO describes her late husband as man OF
gloomy ana dissgreoabIe temperance. wnen she lets
mono, last Saturday, he told her VI mis- body were
found bury n beside oil his hrst WHO aud two
children. Tho beroavcd woman zoos not rcfuse 20 be
cu m fprt od.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
"THE" ALLEN BAILED.

The case OF Theodore Allen, charged with the maF.
dor OF Detective Maloy, the calendar Tor
yesterday in Part OF tho Court Of General Sessions
Assistant District Attorney Lyon, however, said that
n was deemed inexpedieut 70 move the pres
ont Ex-Judgs Dittcnhootsr, OF counsel Tor the de-
fence thought that the statement Of the prosecuting
attorney Nd mission that shero evidence
Whatever against The prisoner. Ho considered very
unjust that the accused should be connne1 In jail
when demanded an immediate triaL He should,
under the ~ least be admitted 10 ball
Judge Giderseevc In bis decision, set forth that this
was OF those lew cases Of Indictment for
In which bail should be accepted. He accordingly
nxed the amount al so, ,00O Mr. Harry Hill imuedi-
alely became surety Tor Allen and the latter was re-
Ian usnd
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
Ex-MAYOR KlNGSLAND'S WILL

Surrogate Conn, of Westcnester county, yesterday
admitted TO proDato the win OF sx-Mayor Ambrose O.
Kingslana OF New YORK. and late resident OF Tarry-
town. HIS viii was executed shis city, February
%, 1871 After the settlement OF hts personal and
somo otner expenses, and the payment OF some cash
bequests 70 his sstsrs the remainder Of his estate
goes to his children Mono oi his sons, however,
possession Of their respective shares
I'll they arrive At the age Of thirtynve years. The
daugntsrs' shares are tor lite only. The eldest
srty OF real In New York and Brook
yn, and small peru0n In Wsstchsster county.
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Innsrts uaasr tns win. Tue will concludes BY con-
shutting the wife sole executrix.
TIE LAW ruR cABE VI
Although Mrs. Butler survived ner husband but
swo days. yet this su1csnt In law. the will be
sustained 10 have vssled tho properly In her, and
she left surviving her no heirs OF her BODY her
cluson OF Mr Buffers surviving children. Mrs
Butler Miss smith, aud lett no brothers or
sisters. Her widowed mother married as her second
husband Mr.. john Lescher, 40 whom mas been
born chiidron, boy ana gir, who are
now minors, anu IL Is IN tho interest OF these
children that an attempt may DO madc TO
sustain The will. There Is, however, disposi-
ton among = all parues Interested TO AVOID
loyal conaict possible, and II all who have au inte-
IN IDe matter were Of fu age Il Is not doubted
but a satisfactory arrangement could be made Tho
opinion OF lawyers lamiiiar with the provisions oil
the will ana The surrounding u are ADJ
TO the probability OF It's being sustained II con-
tested, US sustain II would be 10 utterly defeat
the whl and purposes Of the deceased IN respect 70
MS chdren's share In his property.
AIlhoughit Il was rumored al the time OF Mr. But
cr's that he had succeeded absolutely to tno
share s the heirs OF the late A h. Hart has former
partner It Ia saa that the negotiation had not
been actually completed and Mt the time OF his death
the business st carried on in the namo Of A. n.
Hart Go. large portion OF Mr. Buior's properly
Is invested In this business, and, although IN his
etime ne uasseneraiiy reputed 10 be miilionnaire
those most intimate with him personally IN iifc
ana TO some extent with his business, cannot now
say definitely what his estate will amount to.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31

SWISS PAUPERS EXPECTED.

The Commissioners OF Emigration at thsIr meeting
yesterday wore noliiica by Collector Merritt that
despatch had received BY Secretary Evar.s from
Mr.. Nicholas Fish, Charge d'An,ircs Of the United
states at Dcrne, switzerland, which stated tnat .
number OF Swiss psupers were about en- igrating 70
this country, and requested that great vigilance be
exercised TO secure tneir detection aud return
10 their iathsrlapd. The matter was intrusted 10
superintendent Jaokson, win instructious 20 ksop
iookoul or Tho paupers Tho Supern said me
Commissioners oil Emigrat,ou mad no power the
premises, that according 20 the existing Emgraslsn
laws o person uld be compelled 10 rsturn 70 tne
oounuy from whcn he eamo,
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
"sHANG" DRAPER STILL IN JAIL

"ShanE" Draper was arraigned before Judge
Pratt, saprsms Court, Kings county, yesterday, on
wri. Of habsas corpus. Mr.. Winchester Brslon ap-
feared a. counsel for the State Of Massachusetts, and
opposed tho application for the release or the
prisoner, Tor whose arrest Detective Pink
srton has requsition IRON Governor Rice.
Draper testified IN nis own behalf saying that ne
was sever N Hampshire county, Mass. In his lie.
and ~ ths time oi the Northampton bank robbery In
January last was In Brooklyn. Judge Pratt reserved
his deeosson and she prisonsg remanded 10 Jail