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GErURAL SESSIONS, Sept. 3l-Be orc tho Recorder r.
and Aldermen Seaman and Rich Jonas b. Phillips ESQ
acting District Attorney On opening the Court this
morning the following persons called Upon for tri
AL but failing to appear, their recogniz were de
ciared to be forfeited:


Charles O'Lary, indicted for grand larceny in steai
ing $3.50 worth of jewery from his employer, Victor
Bshop Jr--bailed by Jane Ann McGloine in the sum
of $500.


Edward Armen, indicted for having stolen a $50 bill
from Montg Rankin, Of No . Jay street-bailed
by Charles Cordellia in the sum of $500


Joseph Shannon, indicted for committing an assault
and battery upon Charles Davis


Joseph Titus, also indicted for assault end bstts
ry upon Anthony Monohan.


.drra'ened-Tbe jury having found true bills against
Madame Costello, alias Maxwell and Charles Mason 1or
having the goth Of May last produced an abortion
Upon the person OF young female, were arruigned--
They seyersly plead not guilty and rsmsndcd to
prison for trial


True bills were found by the grand inquest against
Thomas Barker and Thomas Canouss for forging
check upon Rawdon, Grosebeck, CO. for 80, $780, and
Canouse was arrsignsd and plead not guilty


There being no cases ready for trial the Court nj
iournsd until II o'clock A, ~ tomorrow,