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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dominique Pochelu (proces verban to An.
tonic Anglade: l. Four lots and improvements
3oxl50. on Napoleon Avenue, between Constance
and Magazine streets. s25so: o One lot aud I'M
provements. 3Ox120 on Tchoupit oufas street
between General TAYLOR and Austeritz $3.50.
J Inn Byrne to New Orleans Balt Railroad
G, mpany. one lot. 29x1oo. on Clio street. be-
tweea elbIgny and Claiborne $3.50
F. F. D Gunther to F. Won Behren. two lots
and improvements. bounded by Congress
Craps, Independence and Greatmen streets
measuring each 80 f.et front on Congress street
by 90 feet In dep h. $3.50.
J. A. Latorre to J. NJ. Daberni three lots and
improvements, bounded by FIRST. Dumaine. st
Philip and Rendon atreets. meas uring each 81
feet from on st. Philip street by 1873 feet In
depth. 1855.
jules Vairn TO State National Bank. one half
Of two lots and improvements, bounded by
Magazine Tchoupitoulas Julia and Notre
D ms streets. one measuring 1os fest front on
Julia street and 90 feet front on Tchou pitonas
street. the other measuring % feet front on
Tchoupitoulas street by a8 feet in depth. $4,000
lot and improvements. bounded by Moreau.
Chartres. Port. Architect and st. Ferdinand
streets. measuring 26 feet front on Charities
street by l3s feet In depth, s26oo
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RED STAR SroE STORE On Saturday. Febru-
AIRY T. tho Rod Rtar shoe store will have o grand
opening Of their hat department. On this 90 n
sion viii he displayed ono Of the largest selsc-
tion of gsntlemens and boys hats ever brought
to this city and vt such figures will Mt once
secure a largo trade to the enterprislng aud
wide awake proprietor. Arthur Durieu. The
hat department Will be conducted In tho same
manner that haa won for the Rad star shoe
store widespread reputation for fair aud
liberal dealing. Every hnt will be marked In
plain figures md there will he no deviation
frotp this popular plum. This we'll known store
Is situated IN tho CON modions building on tho
corner Of Canal and BarOnne strenis, and ts one
Of the uoat conveniently arranged stores In the
city for The purpose for which It s used. Tho
ladies' and cbillren's departments arc sepa-
rated from those Of the gentlemen. and custom
ars' wants attended tn with courtesy and
dispatched by q corps Of experienced clerks.
Auetonl Wathnm gold watchss MT Hill's.
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DESPERATE BURGLARS.
Three of Them Enter a House. AS
sault a Lady and Capture q
J.pf nj Ioyuo1rv

Jhree OF Ihem Enter q House. AS
sault a Lady and Capture q
Lot Of Jewelry.
Tuoeday night daring assault and robbery
was perpetrated In the Fourth DtatrIct by foul
desperate thieves, who not being satisfied with
getting a lot Of booty. attempted to murder the
prop,ierass of the house by knocking her In
tho hoad with o club. The promises entered
was the residence aud grocery of Mrs. HylaDd
nj the corner of Claiborne and Third streets.
At tho hour thetheves effected their entrance
Mrs. Hyand and her daughter were In tho
house alona, When aroused by tho burglars
Mrs. Hylund sptang out Of bed, whom 10 her
surprise she wns saiza by tho trio of night
hawks. onn, Of whom struol her with club
tint he had alHng tn his arm,
NJ iss llYlHud WIS hen aroused hy the seuf1l J
and Immediately rushed to her mothers aaeis-
lance. ON discovering her mother envlronnd
by tho three mon. she was about To scream for
assistance, when one ~ the gang prevented
her, and thor "a n totwlt her told hsr not to
scream, for he bad n ittio slater too
nu1inK the time that the burglars were gath
erfpg w their booty these two helpless wom"n
were at tn ir mercy. Tho mon, after securing
al In currency and a small lot Of groceries. de-
In their hpate to depart the man who assault
cd Mrs. Hyland left tho, stick behind, which
lion, where II was found 10 be rosewood stick
with mn Iron ferule nn one end.
On an examination of The building by Ser
Enhlt ikDWleN ana Ala IL. a. hl"b inGEh ~ WAS
found that the thieves had effected their On
trance by orcnlng the blinds with piece Of
wire bent for tho occasion. and passing thence
through the window.
Mrs Evland'a wound. which Is In the head
fortunately Il very slight ono.
Her desrription Of the Thieves to the police
Ia 40 vague that the capture of tho perpetrators
Is almost an imposaiblity. II j. to the effect
that two OF the mon were small and the third
wds largo man. Oneof tho mon wore blaek
moustaehe. while another WINS II sWhrth ny look
ing individual. All three. she said, were dressed
STABILITY,
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nor more than $1,000. and to imprisonment for
not less than one month nor more than one
BILLIARDS.
"A Series Of Brilliant Exhibitions by
Sexton, Schaefer and DAILY.

i
The grand tournament proposed BY Dol. Jos.
Walker, of the Crescent Billiard Hall. being off
| on account OF the departure Of several Of the
prominent entries r Europe. will not. how
ever deprive our city of the brilliant axhib-
tions of ekiil which were promiaad BY Col.
Walker. With commemorate spirit Of enter
prise. he has made arrangements with those
| world-renowned billiardlsls. DAILY, Sexton and
Schaefer. to give a series of exhibitions at the
Crescent HALL 10 begin on Saturday evening
next aud which will beyond uunsion excite tho
attention uf all lovers Of tho graceful and sci
entiflc game.
The three gentleman named arrived In the
city on Tuesday, and have already entered Into
active practice. With the view OF making III en-
tertainmanta na complete and successful as
their skill can make them.
Tho first game Of The series will ha played on
Saturday evening by Maasrs. Sexton and DAY.
under he rules OF ha champions game, 10 he
followed on sunday at ! oclock y. M. aud
again Mt night. and the fourth on Monday
night. but the contestants for these gaines have
not yet been named
On Tuesday. Marli aras. there will he no
game Mt night. but MT o'clock In the afternoon
Iaasrs. Rchaafer ana Sexton will nr"sa cues.
This game has been 80 fixed with the view #
gratiiy ,ng the large number of ladies' who Will
seek The vast veranda Of Crescent Hall to see
the procession, and ia such M oppnrtuntty
will not present itanlf often to the ladies'. VI a
pr, hahle that ,hny will avail Themselves of II 70
see what two Of the gre stnst players la the
world can do. Subsequent events will b. re-
corded In the DEMOCRAT "a they are announced
Diamonds and Watham watches at Hills
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THE PEDESTRIAN TOURNAMENT
Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are March

Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are March
| ing.
| The walking tournament entered tho fourth
day with all the men on tho track. Brook g
Ing the lead followed by Kelly who ap-
reared better for his long res, Hoffman next.
| Although suffering tr IA tho previous day t,
efforts, the latter has 80 r made the best day g
record. A great rivalry exists between the
friends OF Brooks and Miller and since Brooks's
determined effort TO win thie feeling has In.
oreused almost to u fever hea' Doblcr still
loads, and, barring aceidens. wiz certainly win.
| Kelly continued until s:o7 o'clock. thus fnr
scotjDg his best days. work hia total being "
mieR laps. 1t Ia almoat certain that he will
! take Nth money, Miller put In an appearance.
| but did not go on tho track.
Brennan did not appear, but Will contest for
ith place to-day. rs he has tho largest score to
! hia credit
| Brooks. encouraged by tho presence of his
| at q 81 o'clock,
| The aocond prize rests now between sherry.
tho main intereat II the race. and to-day will
| witpess a determined struggle between those
modern gladlators OF tina ring. sherry atarted
this morning with miles advantage la
his favor At tho cloatng he had only 2 to his
credit their respective scores standing:
Sherry. no: Goodman. ia.
Uapt Futile of Chicago, Gondman's hacker
talogrnrhoa laat evening to his agent here to
take all hets at any oids. on hi. man. Thus far
Goodman tna only held u minor position, but
ut tho present ia rapidy coming to the front
and will undoubtedly win the second money
| Between Sand 10 o'clock tho squirting between
| the rivals called forth tho most enthusiastic
applause from the large nudience assembled.
Ia Gptcngn sherry Ia backed strongly to boat
Goodman. j II Haveylv. of Chicago has &C
capt cd u bat Of $50, to t5o0o thnt Sherry beats
60 dman. and has teagraphed tho latter If be
wins the money he will got half.
! At II O'Clock lnss night Dohar wagered 5000
with Mr.. Chris. MCCARTHY that he would walk s.
mites t9-day.
| What with Sherrys rivalry with Goodman
and Doblet'a excellent performances. together
with hs bat TODAY. it will be safe to say that
thore will BE- iine sport and good audience 1T
Exposition Hall.
| The race closea tha evening MT II o'clock and
undoubtedly will be Witnessed by IL largo crowd.
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NEWS OF THE CITY.
DANGERS OF ROYALTY.
Another Attempted Assassination OF
Mighty Monarch.

"
II has become uuits fashionable or late years
10 endaavor to n sIat royalty IN ahuth'ng OF
ahis mortal coil : 80 much go that to be a King
and not he shot A. or stabbed. or run over
nitro gyeerine In railroad train, is to DO y
ruler not worth getting rid Of
But, seriously spaaklng we think thts thine
has gone a little too far Perhaps wathink 90
now, because the last blow struck was aimed
nearer home than others that have startled the
world.
CONT Hea,lamofr. whose arrival Win balloon
In Atlanta Ga was announced yesterday
morning arrived IN the city last night by apa.
nIal train and mt once proceeded To Carnival
Palace to deliver bia dispatches TO Bathurst
Lord High Chamberlain.
Th,sn papers recount the startling intali-
gepne Of a ,iastaraly attempt ~ the life Of our
I)pbt was frustrated The eulprlta were ,nma-
example of swift justice and warning 10 all
evil donis.
Gnm. HeadameT reports that quiet reiRped
throughout the Royal fact when he left and
that His Majesty, after t"uchigg Mt Havana ex-
peeia to arrive at his beloved capital about :
o'clock next Monday afternoon.
We would remind orr readers TINT the
Queens jewels, sent by Hfa Majesty for use ON
state occasions. will be exhibited to- day.
Auetionl Diamonds. watches and iewelry at
11t1,,
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FOR THE PROCESSION.

IA heretofore strangers, and oven residents
Of The city. have experienced some difficulty In
viewing the proceesions ma thcy passed along
the street. Messra. Edgard BonliRny aud Thos.
Hasam. Jr., have provided the means by which
u great number will have m opportunity OF see
ing and enjoying the whole ,ageant with com
parative comfort, Mi. Hasam has built etantl
III Lafayette Square fronting on 1T. Charles
other eide of the square. f.onting on Camp
street
They have boon built under the supervision
of tho city surveyor. and tor u small fee may hA
utilized by the public at large during tho pro-
ceseions.
The procession Of Momus tonight Will ap-
pear on both s'dos of Canal street. between
Rampant and Masnzlae: also on Camp. julia
NJ. Ohnrlon and Common ttreeta: from Com
mon to CarOndalot. thence to Canal aud finally
to Rampant and St Louis
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Tho Et John Rowing Club have determined
tha, the regatta which thoy intend to give IN
May or June next ahHll be an mnusunlly in
terestir and exciting affair. and to this end
they arc endeavoring to get the caraman Of
other cities 10 participate. The following cir
snlar letter has been addressed to a number OF
prominent oarsmen:
The st John Rowing Club proposes IL give
agfand regatta in the latter part ~ May Or
fret week In June of this year. and deairea tho
Gu.npefation OF your club to Insure a Ruceesa,
The reRatta Will BE- onen to all anlatenre and
valuable prizes will be offered for each aud
ehattran. within n half hours ride from the
heart Of the city, and second TO none In the
country.
In MAY and juno the weather II cool and
pleasant aud she city Ia always healthy.
Having been the first rowing club started In
New Orleans. we have watched with pride the
growth Of thirteen amateur clubs. and earnestly
neelre 70 give new impetus TO the rowing IN
seTesa OF the city.
We are exceedingly anxious TO secure the at
fendnnce 81 as many nonresident clubs as
possible, and will do all In our power til make
Sn na stay IA the city pleasant and agr aeahle.
Please LEI Tia know at your earliest convenience
whether your club liz likely TO participate, and
upon what.terms: that is what assistance you
expect from us. Before mourning the trouble
and expense consequent uren auch mn under
taking. we wish 10 have q reasonable assurance
af success.
Az this regatta ia m individual undertaking
81 the III. John Rowing NIB. and entirely uu-
der ite control and management we think that
we can hold out the assurance that II will be
entirely free from the annoyances and ills of
reGattas given by associations, where the as-
sent ot many Ia requisite to any given meas
are.
Special care and attention will be given to the
comfort Of crews and the securing Of comfort
able quarters.
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G. c. B. A.

The Crescent City Benevolent Association
organized permanently last evening By the
aieaion Of the following officers: George H.
Schreiher president: F Schneider. first vice
president; s. Field. Jr., second vice president
J. e.. Seherer. recording SECRETARY: James a..
AoFman. financial seer tary: James Fahbacker.
treasurer; NJ. Fernando sergeant alarms.
After the close Of business the associ alton
MAR haitDg IN It's ranks quite an imposing
amber Of members and headed by fiji g brass
band. paraded our principal str .ets on their
way to their nAw rooms at Odd Fellows Hall.
Of q sweet SeTenAde.
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The Senate yesterday confirmed the following
appointments made by the Governor:
Paul A. Richard cons able for tho fourth ward
of lhervilla. vice N. Coleman
Anatole Panalle aud Bannon r. Blake nota-
ries public + the parish ot I.nfourehe.
Wiley Z. Manghnm. justice Of The peace for
the encopd ward Of Rtehland partsh.
Nathaniel A. Mason. constable for the first
ward. parish ~ De Stto.
Thomas J GIN, justice Of the pence of Spring
Hin ward. pa,is Of R,pides
Oharles G. Wade justice Of tho peace for the
first ward Of Csncordia pnrih.
Leo Perret notary public for tho parish of
Eermitiou
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SCHOOL BOARD.

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the School
BoaId was 70 have taken place last night. but
owing to the absence Of u quorum It adjourned
this night week. It was mentioned extra ON
cially that teachers certificates might DO used
in the payment Of city taxes. but 1t was feared
M" nroneedinr NJ the hoard il rnrhill4n to isaua
mar ketabIe paper 1t was concluded to refer
the legal part of this question to the Finance
will probably be made at tho next meeting
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RARE PLANTS. Flowers RooTs. ETC.-To-
morrow. Friday. sixth instant there will be an
auction sale Of rare plants at 2s Camp street.
These plants come from the Woodside nurse
ries. New York. and comprise large variety Of
choice plants, such as came lac, japonlcas
Chinese azelias. carna. ions. fruit tr es, .ev-r-
greens. etc. Gabriel Mare, who brings these
plants. has been hire for several years an our
gardeners have the greatest condolences In his
integrity aud honesty.
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THE RACES.

On Saturday next lovers OF the turf will have
an opportunity OF gratifying their tastes by
witnessing a couple Of spirited races at the
Fair Grounds The races will take place under
the rules OF tho new Louisiana Jockey Club.
ard some horses of decided distinction on the
turf are already entered. The first race u hur-
die. is for a purse Of $500. and the second for
$500. Pools will be sold Friday night ut the
Gracoant Hail
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COMMITTED.

Michael King convicted last September In
this parish Of petty larceny. and sentenced to
one year In the Panitentiary had his sentence
committed yesterday by the Board Of Pardons
to the Parish Prison for the same period.
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Second Recorders Court,

Thos Doyle. for asssnlting Paul Fortier with
q club with Intent to Kill. was set at large on
$500 appearance bonds.
EdW. Narcisse was put under bonds Of $3.50
to appear before the Superior Criminal Court
for carryin concealed weapons.
For the Illicit selling OF lottery tickets. j. F.
.. Lafnvre was put under bends of $3.50.
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WITH THE IN.
SPECTOR.

Cxpt ]. r. Neill. Of the schooner Fannie n
Jennings. was yesterday arrested and arraiened
before United States Commissioner Lane on
sAe charge of preventing the customs inspeo-
tors to seal the matches Of his vessel as she was
starting from port Eads fos this city.
an Monday next Conviction Of the offanse
nm enhiecf Him % fne OF not less than 800
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First Recorders Court.

Fannie Hicks and Elizabeth Foster. pett J
larceny First District Court. bonds $3.50 each
james Farrell. carrying concealed Weapons
Superior Criminal Court bond $3.50.
Leon Conbenu. assault aud battery; First
District Court. bonds $3.50.
John b .2ile. assault and battery $3.50 appear
nnce bonds.
Charles Monyhan and James Hughes rob-
berry; discharged.
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CITY ECHOES.

Thos Doyle. charged with assault with an
an ak handle on Paul Fortier. was locked up.
Edward Ndrcisse charged with CARRYING a
concealed weapon, was locked up In the Fourth
Station.
J. q. Griffin was locked no in the Third Sta
ton, charged with being dangerous and sus-
picious character.
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A Collision on the Levee.

Yesterday morning ut q o'clock. while the
steamboat Ashland was trying to land ut the
wharf hen1 ri Gllstomhouaa street. sha foulnd
with tho steamer Louisa u Davis aud damaged
that vessel to the amount of slo0.
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THREATENING A LEGISLATOR,

II seems that even LEGISLATORS have their little
troubles. and now and then are recalled to the
stern appreciation that power Is a snare and
amelaments hollow moekery. One Of our
most popular country members. who voted
against the bill to prevent foreign sailors from.
working onthe wharves. received yesterday the
following threatening warning. headed. Of
course with the traditional raw head and
bloody bones.
He says that he has rented a six-story win.
dow TO look at the procession and lenes muir
der from a high standpoint:
We are Watching YOU. -a.=
'Hon-- of -.
You are sweet santei fellow: you would
make a nice ornament for n royal beer saloon
You opposed the passage of a h,ll whereby fully
1s,ooo poor. unfortunate. hard lnhoring men of
this city are prived OF an honest living, aud
yon increase the labor Of an unfortunate
sailor Remember we will hold you RESPONSE
bile for your acts. Do not appear In the streets
&C this city 70 witness the procession of the
Knights OF Momus on Thursday night next.
We want your life. BUFFLOW BILL
* W. O.
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The following we're recorded yesterday at the
Office Of the Board Of Health:
MARRIAGES.
Charles Piuua to Mira, Willow Mary Lasie.
w. T. Anderson 10 Misa Ila i. simpson.
Charles Poror to Mas Estele Ladieu.
Ghrsttnp Fisher to Miss Margas at Aiaxsnder
Benedict Schneider to Miss Emilia Wetssborn
BIRTHS
Mrs Frank Lnebs n son. 5.E.-
Mrs. ieorga Dndd. q son.
Mira WIN. Mnrel do Garamand. u daughter.
Mra. Alcae ID. Morand n daughter.
Mra Giovanni Pifatno. a daughter. @ M5.m-
Mrs. BERNARD Lomia. q daughter.
Mrs VIM J. dilthorpe. a daughter.
DEATHS.
Joaarh Prosper. G, 90 years.
Albert Duv;Eneaud 35 years.
John Howard b5 years
Francois ]. Lamnont7. 81 years. .mm5 -.5 A.
Joseph Sagat. G, ~ years.
Mra Elizabeth Fisher. 81 yaars.
Mary Won Bnske, n snths.
Hamilton Joseph &c, y months.
Auetionl 7p. N. every night. HILL eweler.
~, MA ir
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PERSONAL.

To-day the Hon. NJ d. Lagan. of this city.
leaves for New York and thence to his native
land Ireland after an absence Of twenty seven
Arizona and will bs absent for about two
months. A happy visit. and successful one.
we wish him.
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Thrown from q Milk Cart.

Betwf on q md O'clock last evening two men
Quo nalned Phillips ard tho other Marie Ie n
were thrown from n milk cart ut tho corner ~
Claiborne and Cont streets, and both slightly
niuIea about the body, 5..
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Eeware Of Malaria

Tho prevalence Of malarial diseases In
country aud town indicates . danger to Nhlct
we arc all exposed. These diseases are easy
to contract and hard 10 eradicate. But
Warner s Safe pulls neutrallze tho poison and
cure them. Aud they arc equally effective
against all bilious troubles. zm@
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MATRIMONY OR DEATH.
Charlie Richardson Fails in Both and
Goes to Prison.

Goes to Prison.
On tho morning Of the Nth Of December. al
the house No. 2li st. Philip street. Charley
Richardson, u young baker boy, attempted to
murder n young and Intelligent German girl
nv the nnme Of Louisa apreen by beating her
over ths bead with ~ pistol
After committing the net he repaired TO his
own room and triad to commit suicide, but
misaking hia feet for his head. shot himselFin
the loot. Yesterday Richardson eame to tIlal
on IL change of assault with dangerous wea-
pom with intent to commit the crime OF MUIR
dor.
Tho Testimony went on TO show that the
prisoner had committed tho assault because
the girl would not marry him.
Tho Jury. after hearing tho testimony. re-
tired. and Oh returning into court brought In u
verdict Of guilty of assault and battery. and
strongly recommended him to tho mercy Of the
court.
Gas heating and cooking stoves mt Sullivan Il
Eulyera o7 (amn q rect
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1880

be- given to the lady obtaining for him the
highest number Of votes. and for the same pur-
pose Major Rurke presented prize OF two sets
Of diamond earrings and n large diamond ring.
This has given an Incentive to tho contest
which promises highly interesting struggle.
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Staub, the famous newsdealer. at Gold
thwaite's. corner of Canal street and Exchange
Alley. has our thanks for the latest New York
and Philadelphia papers. Those who want the
freshest news will always find it at Stauh's.
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During the night 1T the first instant n thief
entered Mr. John Cunningham s. residence. NO:
4s4 Josephine street and carried of lot OF
wearing apparel.
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First District Court.

ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED GUILTY.
Green Williams md Jas. Dickson assault
and battery pleaded guilty Of assault,
ARRAIaNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Green Collins. larceny.
CASE CONTINUED.
Annie Warwick, larceny
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joseph Tassin VS.. Edwd Mnrx.-,Judgment
for defendant and maintaining defendants re-
conventional demand.
Judge Josaph NJ. Moore qualified rs Judge of
tho Third Circuit Court of ApneaIs