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The case Of Wolf. j. Jacob The District Mt-
toruey opened the case on the part Of the prosccu
tion He said the prisoner stood indicted foi recev
ing stolen goedsto wit 10 lbs sewing silk, dozen
suspenders, dozen gloves, ready made vests, and
silk handkerchiefs TO the value OF $685. being the
goods and cha'tels Of Phillip Henry and John r.
Henry, and stolen from their store BY Robert Lundy
George Cody and William Niles, on the 10Th of De
cember, 1893


George Cody examned.--I am 10 years Of age,
and know the store of Phillip Henry and sons in
Wall street. Some time in December last IL was
broken into through a back window. Myself and
two others got in and carried of quantity Of art.
cles, such as vests, gloves, suspsnders and other
goods which cannot remember Gave the proper
ty to man named John Reed shortly after the bur.
eary but first we took the goods 10 the house OF my
mother in Forsyth street Saw Reed at q porter
house In Chatham street, and gave him the goods 10
sell, because he knew Of the burglary before II wss
committed. did aot 20 with Reed 10 the place
where he sold the goods, but received the proceeds
from ke d, ana paid portion 10 Lundy and Miles.
They are now w the State prison.


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we difference between burglary I'D larceny
Ps up the goods M Henry's store ~ twc parcels
| . carried them home A. one o'clcck - the morn-
i Ing. cansot say but hAd been suEneed IN other


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