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GENERAL SESSIONS Nov. Before Recorder Tall
madge and Alderman Brady and Diver NJ c. Paterson,
District Attorney


Trtal for Receiring Stolen Goods-Henry Won Staden


storekeeper the Of Duane and Church Streets
put trial for receiving about $40 worth OF stolen
goods, knowing the same to have been stolen. The
goods which consisted of shirts suspenders, SC were
stolen from the store of Mr. Joseph Batten, No. 27o
Greenwich streets the 18th Of April last by some
burglars The pi emises OF Won Staden were searched
by virtue of search warrant, on which occasion the
goods found by officer Josephs. The articles were
produced in Court and most of them identified by Mr.
Batten. Several witnesses called to show that at
the the prisoner purchased the goods he was aware
that they had been stolen.


On the part of the accused, witnesses called to
show that the property found behind casks in
where it had been left by person or per
without the knowledge Of the prisoner who was
ignorant of having been stolen The jury after pro
tracted sultaon rendered verdict Of not guilty


Trial for Bigamy.Rudolph Koch was then put on his
trial for bigamy, III intermarryng with female named
Josephine Herr the 10th of August last his first wife
Margaretta Luhrs to whom he married the letl
of August ls4a being still alive Both wives appeared
certificates of such marriages Witnesses were also
called to show that the ceremonies were performed oy
duly authorized persons The character OF the second
wife somewhat brought into question: as was also
the genuineness of the certificate of her marriage ah
Koch at Troy. The jury, however, after brief absence
returned into court with verdict OF guilty. The sc'
cused accordingly remanded to prison for sentence
The court then adjourned until tomorrow morning.