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Commissioners Sale.

BY q decree OF the ~chancery court Of Jsck.
son county, mississippi, made on the 18Th dav
OF August. 1893, In the case Of Henry Roberts
VS., parties. the undersigned COM
n'ss'oner appointed 10 said cause, viii on
The 96A day Of Ocsossr, 1895,
at the front door Of the court-hou.. a, ..,x
county, sell At public outcry, TO the M ~
olG0ef ior cash, the following Described tsrIs
lying I9 Jackson county, Mississippi, to-WiS;.
" " ~ ~ ~ q So sec y. \ ne qr and Sc or Of " a., and
nv Or Of section .; aud se OF Of Is or a. ~
ton ., all In township q sOutb fSnre 4 veSt
OF 20 much OF said lands As will nav The ccon..
R,s Sa,6 demand Of >tO.OO and aIl costs in
september q. lSee.
September y. is6e. oo""''''cner
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tOMclal.l
TOWN OF SCRANTON.

The Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of the
town Of Scranton met in special meeting, Mon.
day, Oct. 10, 1896.
The Board proceeded to examine the assess.
ments Of realty and Of personality filed Oct. 6,
1896, and having equalized them it was ordered
that they be approved as corrected and equal.
lied. NJ c. ALTMAN, Mayor.
Up. DELxAs, Town Clerk.
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Of PaScagoQla,
N

OFFICE DEN0cRAT.SrARI
Scranton, Miss, Oct. %, 1896.
REPORT for week ending Oct. 20, 1861
. ENTERED.
Oct. 10. Florence and Lillian, 2l2 tons, Della.
hauty from Havana.
Oct. u. AM. sch. l.. N. Dantxler, t16 tons,
,Strenge from Frotera via New or.
leans.
CLEARED.
Oct 16. Am. sch. Mile Williams, n tons, Peder.
sen for Vera CRUZ by ". Denny l.
tl,0D.
Oct. 81. Am, sch. Nan N. Dantxler, l76 tons,
Webb for Vera Cruz BY L. N, Dants-
Ter 70. with 1925 fees lumber, val
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LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS.
SeDtember ~, 1896,

September ~, 1896. I
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice of his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim,
and hat said proof Will % made before the
circuit clerk OF Jackson county. ut Scranton,
Miss, on November Q. 1896, viz:
Alexander Scarborough, of Ocean Springs.
Miss, homestead No. 2.09f, for the W hf. ne
or and 9 hf. NV Or, section "a, township south,
range 0 west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and ~cultiva-
tion OF said land. viz:
Wesley Cox, Narcise Richard and Ramore
SeymOure. OF Ocean Springs. Miss. and Will
liam Edwards. of Ramsay P.O., Miss.
ROBERT f. WILSON, Register.
September 10, 1900. 3i-6t
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Administrators Notice.

To Creditors Of the Estate Of W. NJ. Ward,
deceased:
Letters Of administration having been
granted the undersigned. Op the estate Of W.
jackson county. Mississippi. on the 10Th day
OF September, 1905. notice Is hereby given to
all persons having claims against said estate.
to havo the same prObated and registered by
the clerk Of the %chancery court of jackson
within one year. A failure to probate and
register for one year will bar the Claim.
This, the 9Th day OF October, 1896.
CHARLES W. GARNER.
i. Administrators.
Ocfoher q 1M6 RAT
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND orrrcx AT JACKSON, M

LAND OtFICE At JACkBON MISS, I
October l, 16o6. (
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler. has fled notice Of his Intention
TO make final proof In support Of his claim,
ana that said proof will be made before the
Circuit clerk OF Jackson county, at Scranton,
Mss, on November 70. 1905, vixt
Oliver L. Edwards, OF Ramsay, Mise.. home.
stead no, a,all, for the v hi, 81 az. section 10,
range . west.
no names the following witnesses to prove
ttQn. of SAID land, via; - ~
Dobe n. B!lbo% Aichael Titshenry, Ramon
q and Charles Seymour, alf o. Ramsay
o,.on.- ROBERT :. WILSON, Register.
Vctooof \ l06 WV 3i-6t
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Commissioners Sale.
c.f' S -. lchaneery Court, Jack.
GEO. A. WASHINGTON. ! son comfy. M;ss,.s,,r,

G. B.HHEDA' Chancery Court, Jack.
GEO. A. WASHINGTON. son county, Missi,sIDu,.
BY virtue Of the authority vested In me. nv a dscr..
OF the chancery court OF jackson cOuntv. Miss,ss
sippi, made on the 18th day Of August. 1904 A. IN
August term 1885, Of said court. I win seli Al nnh..
lie outcry TO the highest bidder. for cssh. AZ IL
'front.' door OF the courthouse, in the town Of Scrsn-
ton, on
Monday, Morember 2, 1896,
within legal hours, the following described raj
estate IN jackson county, Mississippi. and more
particularly described as follows, to wit: Situated
IN section .. township 8 south Of range 5 west, and
more particularly described a. lots Nos. 9 and ID.
IN Republican square Of Moss Point Point Junction
az pei plan, or plot made by D.. Goode, December
". 1881, and recorded on page 10 Of Book IL, Re.
cords o. Deeds OF said county and State. And also
two other lots Of the same size and shape Of the
" above described extending along the right Of
way OF the Ia q n. r. X. hi s0uthwesterly direc.
ton, and commenting with the above described lot
NO.. l6, containing In all four lots or ten acres OF
Land, including all streets, as shown on said plot.
and which ie bounded on the north BY Harrison
street; east by Brigham Young street: south by
lance OF Mrs. A. ). Dees and west by Utah street.
being the same lots or parcels Of land convened In
Geo. a. Washington BY Mrs. A. 9. Does, 6y deed
dated February O, 1891, and recorded on page NJ.
BOOK ~, Record Of Deeds Of jackson county, Mis-.
sIsslppI.
Witness my hand this Sd day Of October. lspa.
C. d AOORE, Special Commissioner.
octooer " 100 NN
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Public Speaking

Gov. A. j.. McLaurin, BY invitation Of the
Bryan aud Sewall Club Of Scranton, will ad.
dress his fellow citizens in the court house on
MONDAY, Der. 26, Al IL H.,
after the adjournment Of court. Also Hon. N,
H. Wilkerson will speak at night. Come out,
every voter that can, and hear the financial
and other questions Of the. canvass discussed
by the sblest Democratic speakers in The
State.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE at JACKSON. MISS,
October I. 1900.

Notice Is hereby given TINT the following.
named settler has fled notice Of his inten-
ton to make fnnl proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be.
Scranton. Miss. on November 20. 1905, viz:
David II. Scarborough, OF Ocean Springs
Mss, homestead No. 2l,2l2, for the Q hi. ID
OF, section - township5 south, range Q west
He names the following Witnessed To prove
tlOn OF said lind. viz,
Wesly Cox, Nathaniel Cruthiris, Charles
Simmons and William T.. Delaney. all OF
Ocean Springs p. O., Miss. :
October :, 1894 W-St
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DIED.

In Scranton, Miss, on Thursday morning At
1885 O'Clock, SARAH ELIZABETH. infant dauch.
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Kell, aged IL months
and ~ days. The funeral will take place this
friday morning at 10 o'clock, proceeding to
the Machpelah cemetery. The bereaved pa.
rents receive the s. sympathy Of the entire com.
munity.
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Book aud Job Printing Of every dc.
scription neatly executed at this ee8ce.
Send yeur orders 10 AZ once.
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Club.
Editor Democrat-Star:
Will you kindly publish the following 10 the
"old reliable:"
That the registration book To register the
voters Of the village Of East Side IL nov open
and the registrar. W. Workman, is ready to
register them.
That W. Workman, q member Of the
Sound Money Club, has rendered his resigna.
ton As such, in favor Of the old Democracy.
Yours trvly, 80
w. WORKMAN.
East Side. Miss.. Oct. 81. 1895.
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EYSPECIAL EOTICE-Any news items left
at the drug store Of He Halstesd. win be prompt.
ly communicated ~ the DknocRAr.SrAK Office.
Scranton. Miss
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NoTICH
70 Shippers Of FRIGHT for yaseaesuis
River.

The steamer CAPTAIN FRrrx has taken the plscs
Of the Sadie l., and will continue making rebuild
carry al ffeights up % low ~ the lowest, and poe'
eioly lower. VIII als0 b IN New Orleans REGULAR.
" every Saturday, water pcsmitting,
FRITI LlENlARD, Owner.
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TOWN OFFICERS.

N. C. Vaughan, mayor; II. +. Russell. II. Mil
c.. z. Pabst, y. NJ. westbrook. G. II. Arndt
aldermen T.. S Davis. treasurer; g. II. Tardy
marshal, X. ID. Wigginton. clerk.
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CANDIDATES

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-BEAT 3.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. ELLIS
OvERSTREET as u candidate for Justice Of
the Peace for Beat No. ., jackson county. Mt
the election. on TuesdaysNovember ., 1896.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
FOR MAYOR.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. CuAS
Z. CHIDsEY ms q candidate for Mayor Of the
town OF Scranton, mt the election to be held
on the second Tuesday In December next.
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P~asessouia Gun Ciub.

Members Of Tie abovs club Will please m e
q ths court house Saturday, Oct. -, 1895, Il
ao'e'oek pm. FIJI. LEWIS, Sss'y.
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On Wednesday. a fine bouncing boy baby
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Guichard, Of Pascagoula.
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS,
OCEAN SPRINGS X. OF p. LODGE. No. Ss.

the above Lodge were elected TO serve FOR
the ensuing year: II. +. Halstead, q. e.; W,
CurtIss. V. q; T.. NJ. Weed. r.; f.. l.. Tardy,
N. at A.; A..V. Rosembeau. NJ. Of W.; VIM.
LorenZen, l. Gil Gottsche. o. u.
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To Justiess Of sAe P,,e,,

you ussd blsaks aud psistsd Stationery
seod yosr orders to the DsnocaAr.SfAs olacs.
AN orders executed promptly and At rory ~
sesaele rates.
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Moss Point 4 Pascaqoula R. R,


Take Effect October l, 1896.
Trains leave Moss Point as follows: 500
In. iO;4O H.. M, 1890 mn, 2:l5 p. H., l:30 p.
M, 1900 p. M. 1880 p. M.
leave ~Pascagouis 1t $50 u. M, 1i:10 u. m,
Meet All l.. 4 N. trains from Moss Point OK.
cent No. 8 south l:to u. nj. From PascagOula
meet liza I'm aud 5:20. p. m.
G. II. HOwzH. President.
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louisville = NASHVILLE =. n
GOING EAST.

GOING EAST.
w s-Leaves New Orleans At 1850 p n; AT.
no. A. scranton at li;o5 p. m. Arrives IN MoDile
at ix,s -Isayes New Orleans at e:%5 a. m; AT.
~" a. scranton at l246 p. IN. Arrives at Msb'Ie
a. ,So !. Isaves New Orleans at $40 a. m. Ar.
NO" STANTON at 10. u y. IN. Arrives At Mobile
q '1y. VIeayss Scranton At 40 p. m. Arrives
~ New Orleans at Dos.
- GOING WEST.
y. ,-Lcaves Mobile 200 p. m. Arrives At
"r,on aIs D. m. New Orleans, $50 y. m.
IN SLEEVES Mobile BIS a, m. Arrives ut
s, y" l'IOs, IN. New Orleans, 7:l0 o. m.
N" s-Ieaves Mobile At 40 p. N. Arrives ut
Scranton SEA p. N. New oslssns, s;So ? Y: .er
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He withdraw From the Sound Money
Club.
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LAND NOTICE.

October 0. 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
CITY OFFICIALS ~ THE BALANCE.

EVIDENCE DAMAGING TO THE BUILDINGS De
PARTMENT BEFORE THE COMMISSIONERS
When the investigation OF the Department or
buildings was resumed yesterday by the commits
sioners Of Accounts James W. Ridgway appeared
for Jacob Rothschi,d. the owner OF the Hotel Ma
jestic and said the testimony given by Albert ana
Frederick Fucker at the former hearing had In
jurod Mr. Rothschild. and was the result or AMI
mus tn, Fuckers having been DISCHARGED by Mr.
Roths.hild He wanted an opportunity 10 examine
the Testimony and 10 cross-eximlne the fuckers on
next Thursday and Mr.. Terry. the presiding COM
missioner. granted the request. .,a, 49,, - no,
Winfield Poon, Il builder, testified that ne nid
paid 50 10 Inspector O'Brlcn. OF the Bui.dings De
partmcnt TO have some violation or law III thc con-
struction OF house in West Slxty-nrrsst,st ovet
Looked Other Witnesses who were builders, aIchl.,
tects or plumbers testified and some admlttsu
having paid money 10 inspectors, wnie others ue-
MED that they had been backmailei 1y INSPECTORS.
g C. Haight the architect, AZ No III Broauway.
produced a letter which had been sent 70 MN by
William j. Fryer an examiner In me buildin NE De-
partment under superintendent Brady IN r ass', re-
ferring to letter OF introduction that ne pre'THsy
had sent and winding up with the threat: Il y, ~
should ever happen again that you need my neg
IL will be necessary FOR you TO bring letter Oh
Introduction yourself TO me- .,s NAV, Tu.s
The investigation will be continued next iueS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
AN INTERNATIONAL HEALTH EXHIBIT.

TT WILL, BE HELD AT INNSBRUCK. AND THIS
COUNTRY WILL BE REPRESENTED.
An International exposition for exhibits in physi-
cal education hygiene and sport as well as IN al
subsidiary trades and industries Will be held IN the
charming Alpine town OF Innsbruck. Austria, from
Nav 10 October under the patronage OF His I'M
perial and Royal Hghness, Archduke ferdinand
charles with the Mayor. Or. Frederick Morz. as
,,-esdan, The committee selected for the United
states consis-s OF August Belmont Frederic X
cordert Julien T. Davies. Lyman J. Gage. Chaun-
cev NJ Depew Theodore a. Havemeyer. Ihomas l..
lanes Percival Kuhne. Hermann Oelrcns' Generai
Horace Porter and Charles Stewart smith, win
, u de Guerv1s as General Commissioner. Inc
exhibition will open May /. and continue until
october l-poss!bly the loth ,-u.,.,. ..or,,
II = proposed 10 group in this exhibition every
hing relating 10 or calculated 70 develop physlca
training or hygiene In general ana an interes't NJ
sxrnstlon is 10 be expected. This exhibition - III
v,ied into twelve groups. The management IS III
the hands OF "A central committee a, ihlsp. go
Inlttees al suitable centres abroad The Ne"-iorh
office is at No. - Wilam-st ,,.,. .
All applications for admission OF eNnlDIts " lr
roach th, committee not later than Marcn o. Inc
,,,,fft.e has an absolute right TO aiJucdte as 10
.1l,nisson and space for exhibits. and need not
49, ,nv reason for refusals II is rare that an
axhihition has been made OF such a group or SUD
terts and IL can be safely said that the AMERICAN
xhiLi, vii be attractive The erection OF slecid!
shilling FOR the American exhibit Is contemplated,
Indeed the plans cor the same are aIreacy IN lIe
hands ~ the general committee. A more cnarm-
;ny sra,t in the Alpine country than the htie Town
- ,nshrck could not have been selected FOR the
expOsitiOn.
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urN UrGGED IN PARK ROW.

Persons who CHANGED TO pass out OF the PARK
Row doors OF the Postolice the other evening about
& o'clock were frightened seeing small man.
either drunk or insane. approaching them on the
run with arms extended. When he came near an
unfortunate passer-by the latter would find himself
inclosed in a pair Of arms and tightly hugged
With little presence OF mind left. the person
hupaed would tear himself from his grasp ana Dart
across the street pursued by the SINAI! man. Sew
.ral men underwent such indignites each in turn
ewing from the persistent hugger. A large crowd
aralIv surrounded him and viewed the fun from
safe distance
Suddenly a portly German came out OF the en-
france md hurriedly walked toward the Bridge The
Vel man burst upon his sight. and before he could
aimde The arms he was pressed closely. Thoroughly
eIude en he German brought down the silver
nssSaJ handle of his umbrella with crushing force
hcau.ih %ar knuckles of his aggrcssor. The latter
i,,ed an narticulate yell of pain and started IN
,rsuit ~ the porty man. but crowd OF urchIhS
ddavs him away with snowbas. lie then r'terei
"a sf6 4 man who stood at the oyster par on
ling the crazed fellow approaching, as th9ugh ne
sei5G encircie him in his grasp dropped some
aynnne nepper upon a newspaper ana nsw ~ !" ~
S Ie Msddened with pain and blinded Win tIic
uannsr he gropcd his way 10 the door u'sapPe"''s
down SPRUCE ~. - ,h,, ,,are in Park Row
al the time were on the east side, or ''ey '''s INV
Suffered at the hands OF the hugseF'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
REFTSES TO GIVE UP THE DIAMONDS.

THE PAwNBRoKER ALLEGES BEFORE MAYOR
STRONG THAT HE DOES NOT KNOW MRS
wuRrs AS THE OWNER.
Charges made by Mrs. Florence H. Wurts. Of No.
lo1 West SassyxaArdrst. against Lucius Dryer. the
pawnbroksr. Of M ~ ska ava. were heard BY
Mayor Strung yesterday They declare that IN
July. 1894. Mrs wurts sent George Dodd. a friend,
n pawn a pair Of diamond earrings at Dryers
shop The earrings were worth 800 and Dryer
advanced a loan Of $50 Early in January, 1880 MIA
Wurts sent Henry Herzog another friend 70 re.
deem the earrings, but the pawnDroker refused t0
deliver them up saying that they had been pawne0
by another man, who had given the owners name
as Mrs. Townsend.
Herzog took policeman to the shop. ana ia ssr
Mrs Wurts went to claim her property. put the
pawnbroker s,ill refused to deliver up the oIa-
monds Mrs Wurts began suit In the supremc
Court for the recovery of the gems and the SUIT .s
70 st,ll nending She also made the charges IN INC
exnectation OF having Dryers license revoked Dry-
err declared that he did not know Mrs wnrn -
the owner OF the diamonds, and he had nsis,eo
mon ner furnishing proof Of ownership HIS coun-
sci asked for delay TO secure evidence N
hehals' and Mayor Strong granted an adjournmens
until Tomorrow morning saying tnat as .ne.S ~
avidsnce Of wing on side or the other OF uS
case IL would be we'll to have the pohceo'an oS'''@
oxyifp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
for Harr1son's denomination. 1t 10 hard to see how
the Mckinley people In face Of this Iowa record Of
TWO ALLEGED CROOKS HELD.

James Reilly. alias "Sheeny' Harris: James
Fogerty. alias Barney" Gougherty. and John
Brown. alias Charles Brady. alias Greeny. were
arrested Tuesday night by Contra! Office detectives
on suspicion of being implicated in the theft Of
watch from NJ Ledesdorfs jewery store. at No SIS
Slxth-ave.. Saturday night. The men are ex-
convicts and their pictures In the Rogues' Gal
lcry. In the Centre Street Court yesterday 'Sheeny
Harris was discharged and the other two were re-
manded for further investigation.
Mrs. Bertha Cohen. who was IN the iewelry store
at the time OF the robbery. identified Fogerty as
the man who entered the store and examined the
watch. valued 500. with which he out OF the
store Mrs Cohen thought that Brown was the
man who sprung paddock on the door to prevent
Fogerty being pursued. Brady and Gougherty have
both served terms In prison for bur gary and other
crimes. $500.
"Sheeny" Harris Is the crook who stole 81 200
worth OF silver plate from the home OF Mrs
Schuyler Hamilton. at No. 81 West Thrty-eighth-s
several years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
MAYOR STRONG on CONSOLIDATION.
THE GREATER NETWORK COMMISSION SHOULD
BE ENLARGED.

BE ENLARGED
Mavor Strong said yesterday he was In favor OF a
Greater Ncw-York but he thought that the con-
,ol,dation OF New-York with Brooklyn ought 10 De
brought about in a way carefully TO conserve the IN
forests Of both cities "In my opinion. ne saia
ga commission should be appointed to frame suit
ahe charter for the greater city, and this commits
sion when It completes its work. should report IL
hack TO the Legislature, and let that BODY pass
upon 1t" -,
The Mayor said that he had no objection 10 the
nresent Greater New-York Commission, but ne
thought the Mayors OF New-York and brooklyn
should have the right TO name two additohai mem
bers Of the Commission. He was opposed ne said'
to the plan OF establishing metropolitan romeo De
partuent for the entire district OF the greater CITY
In advance of consolidation He added. M
MATTERS should be arranged that Inc IocaIltlrs
that are to incorporated in The Greater NeW oIk
ehould not bc permitted saddle the city WIN oi1
Contracts that would burden the greater city u0wn
with debts Tho localities should be coinpe!leo 10
settle IN all contracts themselves Loon at tne
recently annexed territory OF THIS city Sohtrac1s
were made up there right up TO the time the annex
alton went into effect and now they are sauo'ea
on the city. and lawsuits are Ikeiy |" gro" OUT u
them"
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MUST SUE TO GET THE FINE.
OFFENCES FOR WHICH NO PROVISION FOR THE
ALTERNATIVE OF IMPRISONMENT


Justices Jacob. Hayes and Holbrook. in the Court
OF Special Sessions yesterday were somewhat sur
prised at point OF law brought out In the case o.
William Koerber. a dentists assistant at NO. l''
Bcwery charged with violation OF the Dental IA"
by practising dentistry without license lie was
found guilty. Under the law the minimum f'nc IL
$50 but there is provision made for the iinprisoi-
ment Of the convicted person II unable to pay nnc
Koerber's counsel. Thomas f Cherry. called the
attention Of the Justices to that section or the law
and told them his client was unable TO pay ~. me
fine imposed. Justice Jacob then Informed Assistant
Attorney Berlinger that IN order 10 co!.eo'
he nnq the city would have TO begin an acuon IN
civil court for the recovery OF the amount
Immediately afterward Mr.. O'Reiily, a lawyer,
made use Of the point. and took his client away
He was John Maloney. grocer. OF W hte F.a;us-
ave- williamsburg. and he was hned ~ TOT se'i's
as alleged adulterated vinegar -. an -.
When Jacob Barusch. grocer at No az fest
Fleventh-st was called TO trial on charge OF
sailing kerosene oil without license, ne PLEADED
gujitv and his counsel advanced the same argu.
nent as had the other TWO. Justice jacob dl1erel
from him, however. and showed that BaFusch
act was a misdemeanor. and under the general law
Ins,ices OF Special Sessions have power TO me or
tmnrison or both, In cases OF rnisdeineanor
kne-her was released and Rarusch was sent 10
the City Prison for five days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
A GIRL ACCUSED OF LARCENY.
MRS. RUSSELL CLEVELAND WHOSE HUSBAND is
COUSIN OF TIE PRESIDENT. APPEARS
AS 4 WITNESS

Mrs. Mary Cleveland. wife OF Russell Cleveland
cousin OF the President, appeared in the lorkvi!le
Court yesterday morning rs witness In a larceny
case. Mrs. Cleveland is tenant OF Mark j. katz
head stenographer for Hoady. Lauterbach & John
son. who has a house al 80. 20 East Twentieth
81, Mr.. Katz had In his employ for the last four
months a servant. Mary Brennan twcniy-onc years
old. She was good servant. anu did her Work ae-
ceptab,y, but Mr. NatZ missed various tAiiSs lFo'E
his house. Finally Ms c.eveard too kAt2 on
day that some had taken two rings IRON htE
apartments. Then he rut Mary under survei..anSii
on Wednesday she LETT The house on an Gran,
She left her trunk unlocked and Mr.. katz searc.e1
IT, He found several OF the articles that ne h2d
missed He called in Detectives stevens ana KinM
of the East Twenty -s-conl-st station. lhey ilS9-
toned the cir. She admitted The larceny 81 the
goods found in her trunk but denied the tAei' Vi
Marstrate Smms committed Mary in 500 bail
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