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SINGULAR CASE OF TnErr-Pardon Williams,
tailor, was indicted in Boston for stealing an ac.
count book, IA receipt for So, and Sll IN bank
bills, lrom Aida NJ. Rho tailOress, on the 23d
of April Miss Rho had worked for the defend
ant, bat left his employ IN manner which waS
not satisfactory 10 him. Onthc 23d nc called at
her boarding house TO settle with her. He lod
Sl on the table, and drew up q receipt for a
portion of work done for NlcssTs. Pearce Il Nj
chols, through the defendants agency. He
wanted s3 cents change back, and while she
went upstairs 10 ret it, the defendant cleared out
with The money, the receipt, and her account
book. The Judge charged that the title to The
money had not passed To Miss Rfo, as the tran
sactlon had not been completed by her giving the
necessary change. The jury returned a special
verdict of guilty Of stealing the account.bock
aud receipt, and valued them at il,c sum OF
Sl1 30, being the amount of boHa .fdc and un-
liquidated demands charged in the book, and the
value represented by the terms of the receipt


Boston Post