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The MYSTERIOUS SEELEToN,-Nothing trans
pied yesterday to throw any light this mysterious
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affair.


CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.


Albert B. Van Cott pS. William I'll. Sharpe
The Court in this charged that the Jury must not only


iully satisfied that actually guilty conduct had occurred
but ifte course of plaintiff himself by light giddy proce
tue had such loose feeling Of morality
the part Of his wife would mitigation OF the case
T. proof the whole that Van Cott Is man OF KIND
feelings which had been shown his conduct TO his brother


law who had been sick his house, and 10 his wife III
various ways still there testimony that he had on coca
ons opened the neck of her dress before her brother and
inay and on one occasion before boaIde and also
tckcd her dress mentioned by her brother and sister
kc The Jury iberated m midnight On coming IL


Yesterday morning wha sealed verdict plaintiff refused 20
his W being understood that the verdict was
for Mr. Sharpe, aud nonsult was ordered.