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BosroN, March rs, ls46.
7yrsirs Trial-Appearsnee Of the Priso"er-Evidenee


against him-B Betting on the Resuit re. $e.


The trial Of A. J. Tirrsn commenced in the supreme
Court yesterday morning-ths court house being CON-
plstsy besegsd by the multitude, anxious to gain ad
mittance. did intend to send you pretty full report
Of this trial. but you will be able to get better one
from the papers. have concluded not to do So The
press here have taken consdsrabls pains to report H.
The prisoner 10 a.good looking young man, and he
bears himself with becoming dignity under the trying
circumstances in which he Il placed The evidence in
troducsd yesterday all for the government, and
they have notIgot through yet, by any means. What
kind OF defence will be set up do not know. Mr..
Choate appears for the prisoner and will assuredy do
derstaad there 10 considerable betting the result


The testimony thus far bears very hard against the
prisoner How he explain the circumstances which
60 to connect him with the murder Of Maria A. Bck
fora 90 a. to convince the jury Of his innocence, 10
difficult to conceive.


don't imagine the trial will be very long one, and
most likely we shall soon know the result.


The trial ths engrossng topic Of conversation In the
city. Nothing else Of particular interest stirring.


Sales OF Stocks at Boston.


MARCH 2A-5 shares Boylston Bank, 97t Old Colony
Railroad 1915 l3 Western Railroad 9s $50 East Boston
Co, l6l go Long Island Railroad bIOd as do 25
do. s0d 46 IS do. 45t; 30 Norwich and Worcester Rail
road ell 70 do 500 eai 22S do biod ss so do, Sa 10
SscosD BeAkp.-la5 shs Long Island Railroad, Ast;
Old Colony Railroad, 1911; 20 Norwich and Worcester
Railroad. sa3 rs Reading Railroad ST. IS do, slOd ST.