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General Sessions.


Ssofe RECORDER laiimaags end Aldermen Devoe and
NJ C. PATERSON, District Attorney


JAN 9-TriaI for Burglary William Dickson was put
,n n. trial indicted @ for burglary in the first degree in
Mott street, the night Of the 4th uit and stealing
herefrom some copper CON- and also some weights
The pre- misses Of Mr.. Stewart were in part occupied
twellng and the forcibe entry made by foIcing
outer shutter and raising the sash Of window by re-
moving two nails its fastening.


sThe prisoner arrested on the premises the occu
pant being alarmed by the watch and species Of chise
ound lying near him when he was discovered In the
1.-TWO watchman named Martndale and Horton tes ined
to arousng Mr. Stewart and arresting the prisoner on
The Jury found the prisoner guilty and the Court SEN
enced him the State Prison for the term Of ten years
his trial Indicted forgery the I'd degree in passing
counterfeit money viz So spurious bill purporngto TO
Henry Kutzmeyer No 872 Broone street. ON the 22i
Of October last in payment for some cigars. worth IS
Nh %sn'Rg testified
the passing Of the bill by the prisoner and that he placed
mark upon il to identify it,


say positively that the prisoner at the bar was the
who pass cd to him the BILL and the scienter guilty
knowledge that the person who passed apparent
made out the jury without leaving their seats render
ed verdict Of not guilty.


Forfeited Bail-The recognizances Of william sala.
mis- employ err Mr. Charles Tnyes corner Of Pearl and
E% . NJ s for HsPns d;ST
md Samuel Phillips for creating nuisance in the Eie-
venth Ward. by. ping up manu- e-of Michael Moore
for retailing liquors without license-of William
Hunt and William Kelley FIR assaultng Sunday Officer
Of the Seventeenth Ward ell forfeited they did


Trial for Msdemeanor-Cornelius w. Terhune, q
counsellor at law, then tried for misdemesnor un-
mon Vckers om the city prison on the 10th Of Sept and
who was in confinement charge of murder andarson
committed short time previously in the city of,Phla-
dslphia. A


WILLIAM Cox the keeper Of the City Prison. dsposed,
that the 9Th Of Sept vcksrs was taken from prison
by virtue writ Of habsas before the Recorder
and was returned; the 10th the accused vicksrs
counsel sued out another writ to take vickers before
Judge Oakley, and which he delivered to witness, and
from his Office into prison to make Of it,
and left Terhune and Vickers standing the corridor
ing to his Office, vickers followed after him and made
his escape through the watch house department.
After s found veksTs had he Terhuns &
the matter, stating that II he was going his So
he would rue The keepers IL the prison a the
Justice Taylor nvs:sssed the charge against the ao
plsnt; but the grand jury found bill afterwards. Mr.
Copeland was In my office. and Mr.. Lounsberry
watch The escape q vcksrs could have been easily e.
ected by passing from the front office through the watch
house. a. they are immediately contiguous Van Dussr
gate keeper at the tme the absence of the regular
gate keeper No return the writ made. The gate
keeper lot Wicker: supposiug all right and he
Vas .sa "s w''ness' w u "aoeas corpus nad
Mr. TKaHuSE at this stage Of the trial. rose and read
from Baresrs Cimnai rrscuce, ceI'ain decisions este
Ted by the charge against the prisoner being specified In
d ~ cst I'm was ;iIexoI nS c VII.
here could have heen no and on this vs Of ts
matter he asked the Court qash the proceedings by d.
scng tne nm haq =, Inc re
The REcoKDER said that Judge Oakley had intimated
M ha ho h d;hS Mn % .h n'm
The D'Ts,or A.SOasss cantsnded that i the commit
svs o,,o - N'ss sa' 'A' 'Ss1''1 Aa~ Nv 'e ~ u ~ Co


The Court denied the notion and ordered the .rsso
" ~ Ious.ar,x M . aerrtv. .teerer .vorr-H..yd an


81 my th. ION On
ot nSosss Co'Pu.; & 1aw .h IVY p1.'VM. @ yrnS -
Mi C1x 70 pass lm s pon WIS VT relnun. W. ~ snest. @
snu ~. pcrnohs pas.e @ ; ;sS NJ T 1s @ ,rr,
suPPcsea vcxe wa .o'1s W.. a UyA; whej ~. h Ven.
cynns and tod Mr. Gov that vcFsrs Iad roma ont With
him; Mr. CO. went toward. the prison Win the hsb:ss
ma NJ Gov saJ The dsvii heidi and returneS 70 the a.
sn "a" nnt ,hry ;nM,.s afsrTsrds IssrrsS Wiz sr y"
nau escaped. ,,~h.u.,.,, !, a..
% sd chsp.s os Ss o.s ~ s ss IN 70 ne M
,se ~ II V;ckers. shnnt 10 O'CLOCK on thst rornns Mr.
rh s 'h Nj. of hshsa. ~ rm. ~ Vct W.
ss- cav sre. II 81. rr;s~ era ;. !. 80.
aterwards Isaw Mr. Coz coming eu of the nrison with
paper which presumed wss writ and ne man three
all passed out together with Mr. Ccx sandy.
haired man. tall a sature they passed into the office
l0rnuno went
owards the desk Mr. Cox asked me IL Yickers had fol
lowed him out said he had and he severely reprmanded
me- did not see any rsops leave the n rAune ala
appear to give any ntmation for an escspe to be


THOMAS JErrEHsor Smith, Judge Of the Marine Court,
~ ~ nc mon nag Oeen made to him BY denuiy
rs ~ ~ ar 70 .ne release OF vck-
I'd for vjckers and on wiins.s snd ne otcsrs .c;c ~
he Tombs saw large crowd Of persons smonrs which
YES Mr. erhune endeavorinr to re, the reIeass Of vcK
,rs by ho1eas corpus san Mr. Cox and asked him il he
had writ forvckers, and Terhune said. Hurry, am in
and on returning to the prison saw Mr. Coz
cnrydor of The c;tv Hall "a 1rara sIns - sns


