SUNDAY, December ii.
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day. Verdict, accidentally drowned.


SUNDAY December II.


POLICE OFPIcE.-CgARGED WITH BURGLARY.
In the month OF August last OF Sidney r lngra.
ham, arcuoHeer No. I25 Fuonst,eet was broken open
dpd robbed man. Thomas Thompson, colored porter,
was subsequently desired sleep in the store and az
ter discovered sosred named John Henry Pullman.
attempting to break by OF The rear windows He ef
lected bis escape but was yesterday arrested ano fully
mitted on the charge.


NEST OF GAMBLERS KouTED.-Last evening colored
naned Oscar snawdea wihsome lsother darkiss
arrested for being engaged in gambling in cellar
No As Cenre-street. Snowden the keeper of the nrsp;
held TO bail to answer end the Others discharged
promise OF good behavior


ARREST OF observation-disclosures Stephens Lowe and
L. Smith, last night arrested Atlas Frnzee yonno man
who stands charged with committing burglary in Fair
field county Conn, on the 5h inst, in company with his
brother Lewis who is no" In jail there for the crime II
somewhat singular that the arrest of this man
has been clearly ascertan.d that the brobsr. were
sdSen t @ ,n n'g nnnber Of our Public Schools in 1882
The offenders. Atlas Frazer will b. sen, on to opnectcn,
TO be tried for the burglary


CoRoSER's OFFIcE.-DgATH FROM SuErocA-
Iios.-Ihe Coroner lately held an inquest, at No al2
Iwentyhrs street. in the rear body of male inar,
aoont months Old which sufDcated in bed with its
parents last night being at the time, supposed from
previous symptoms convulsed. Verdict death by acc
oentai sulocaton' The cilds Charles Draddy
ana his parents respectable


MONDAY, December 12


COMMON Pleas YIN. B. Jacobs as Barthol-
0"eD sieHc0--Ihe plaintiff passing the defendants
mouse IN Doverstreet dark raiay evening months
sihce' accompanied by his wife in wagon, thrown
out Ia consequence OF the horse stumbling over aquaEy
OF Old brick and rubbish which had been left the street.
ana was consequently bruised and injured. He brings
action to recover damages. His wife also thrown ont
and obtained verdict for small amount in an action
few weeks since The case is still op.


COURT OF SEssIoss.-Before the Recorder and
Judge Lynch


DETAuLTlNc JuRoRs-Five Petit Jurors were fined S.
each Tor default in attendance to serve


NoLLE PsosEouI-In the case of William Barr and Mi.
discharged.


TRIAL FOR RPERJuRY.-wia9l Stewart was put upon his
trial for per- charged have falsely 10 the value
o bis property in offering himself Tor bail for William e.
rloss In August last. The Jury found verdict guilty
and he was remanded fer sentence.


FORFEITED REcoGNIzANcE.-Alfred Waffle, indicted for
obtaining slo4S worth of goods of Messr McDougal ST.
monson Knapp by false pretrnce falling TO appear his
recognizance was forfeited


TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcENY-Wiliiam Morrow was pu,
upon bis trial for grana larceny stealing leather trunk
containing coats, vests, paniaoo Shirts Gc worth $6o
rom Matthias o. Has,ead of No. 81 Nassau-stree
z4th May The Jury brought in the prisoner guilty, and
me Cour sentenced him TO the State Prison lord years
~ months He confined in the Penentary when ar
rested.


Observation-Disclosures Danforth, most accomplished
young thief vino indicted grand larceny stealing
$40 from Caleb G. Baldwin, at the Commercial Hotel
discharged by proclamation.


INSURING LOTTERY NUMBERs-Laayelte Green was
tried for m!sdemeanor in nsuring numbers the Prov
dence and Alexandria Lotteries on the 9Th October las
Tor John Brinbrough cslored He gave cent Tor
the insurance 10 be drawn in lottery of S2O and Of s.
in the other The witness made ht and defendant
fused 10 pay him. Mr. Philips OF COUNSEL for accused, con-
tended that the nude the Indictment
charged tie lotteries be the Providence and Delaware
whereas they the Providence and Alexandria. The
District Attorney said if The indictment set forth of
lotteries correctly it sufficient The Jury found him
guilty This abominabIe traffic must be broken up
Why 90 MT officers take up Of these rascal. and
have them indicted


TRIAL FOR BURGLARY.-Thomas Stephens, impleaded
with Themns Thomas, Francis Thomas and George ler-
on in breaking into the of Messrs Mops Spies in
Penrsreet The evidence being insufficient, the Jury
found him not guilty.


TRIAL FOR As5AULT-Np EATTERY.--Wlinm Evans was
then tried for an assault and battery Henry Williams
Not guilty.


FORFEITED oREcocnrzAscEs-Mitch Mitchell Indicted
for perjury William McGatry. Mary Manen, Patrick Nc
Graham, Michael Dougberty, William McCarty and Abra-
ham Moses for assault and battery, falling appear their
rcroE Eniznnoe- fArfoitad.


INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER.-Mary Kennedy alias hic.
Donald and Ellen Come indicted for the murder their
infants brought into the Court and their
the Oyer and Termner for trial.


PLEA OF GunTY-Joseph Smith, co!ored, indicted for
grand larceny, stealing clothing worth S44 from Charles
Rkc pleaded guilty and sentenced 10 the State prison
Two years


Police OFFIcE.-THEFT OF a TRUNK CLOTH
ING AND MoNEY-James McCreedy arrested for hav
ing stolen trunk cloths and 20 soveregns in god from
the premises of Terance Burns No. 40
property o two OF his boarderS named Patrick keaney and
James DoLson. HI cary it OF and
miited.


LARcEslE.-Joanna Sweeny arrested and commit.
ted for stealing beer barrel worth s. 25 John Ne
knight, corner OF Cily-Hal place and fearl.sreet.



Rob Roy shawl from IS Oak.s,reet.


Charles Whitney was arrested and committed for stealing
cloth and cashmere, worth Sc CO. from Joel Behoraud 81
Chapel street.


Thomas Stewart was arrested witt, quantity of table
and other linen supposed elen and was committed An
owner is wanted tor the linens.





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