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sfenmhnaf Accident.

81. LorIs. March II, Isis.
The steamboat Chsmplsin has been snagged IN
the Mississippi bound to this City, and was run
ashore. The freight will be saved IN damaged
condition.
The river IA. n feet Of water in the channel at
Cairo
Sales of Flour at "a 50 to 81 sol; Lard is held
at "A, without any sales being effected
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Business Notices.

C.NpssLL's MiSsrKELs. MisEsyA R0oNs, bsoAnwsS.
ANY man who want, to bear good muse, fraasbt ~,t
provoking hnaor snd brimfui Of the qaeerest com
ieshtie. hiss only 20 the Minerva Rooms and wit
ness tn. performances Of this truly popular company iAs
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ILLIsors.-The Loco Focos Of Illinois will hold a
State Convention on the oath Of April next to elect
nine Delegates to the Democratic National Con-
yention and to nominate candidates for Electors,
Governor Lieutenant Governor, Secretary OF State,
Auditor and Treasurer. Heretofore, we believe,
Illinois elected her Delegates to the National Con
vention by the district system.
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Webster. speech on the Treafy-Ten ne
giments Bill in the -enate.

Correspondence OF Inc lElAAAOs
WASHINGTON. March 10. ls4s.
have heard more than one Democratic Senator
,ueak in terms Of great praise OF Mr.. WEBsTERs
SPEECH against the Treaty in secret session. His
ol .c,ions are said to have been radical, both
9, inst tne manner and matter Of the Treaty. De-
!ng peace-as everybody desired it-he was I'M
willing 70 consent to it at the expense OF even
greater interests. He had no confidence IN the
parties negotiating IT, and judged il better to Sc
cure A permanent peace even though more distant
than one hastily adopted and insecurity established
Tomorrow Gen. CAss threatens TO bring up and
urge his Ten Regiments bill. 1t will not pass the
Senate without opposition. 1t will De advocated
on the ground that it is Intended for more 'vigor-
Gus prosecution Of peace.
A struggle will be made by the wings 70 get
the Injunction Of secrecy removed an name as II
has already been in fact. Had the Senate sat with
open doors during the whole debate no more intel
ieepce of its doiDgs could have been communal.
Gated 10 the public. One leaky Senator is as good
as dozen reporters A.,
If the Injunction Of secrecy be removed, MT
WEBSTER may take opportunity 70 express DIS
views in relation 10 the aspect OF our affairs Win
Msxico as influenced by this Treaty, and also to
Give reasons for his vote against the Treaty.
The House has been engaged in Offering resolu-
tons. Its their Mondays work
Mr.. ToMPKINs OF Miss. speaks tomorrow on the
Presidents Message refusing to give bis cor
resoondence with SLIDELL, or his reasons for the
admission of SANTA ANNA into Mexico
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The wunor PRoylso.-The Senate Of this

The WILmoT PRovIso.-The Senate OF tns
State, by vote of 81 to adams and Bettsl'
have resolved. that there shall be neither Slavery
nor Involuntary Servitude in any Territory here
after ACQUIRED by the United States. The Single
District system for Senators is wonderful I'M
provement Behold its fruits
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Me..r,. cL.rros and MAsouA most uneqaiyo
csIIv DENY having furnished Information 70 inde-
pendept the correspondent OF the Fh"ada~i"
NJ AD,er,cn,. as has been charged by certain
individuals
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THIRD DISPATCH.

wAsHfSoTos, March it, J.. NJ
The Senate has been 10 Executive Session three
hours. on motion 10 make public the proceedings
Ia regard 10 the Treaty
Much excitsfnen. has been created, as well In
the Senate a. out OF It, In relation 10 the surep'
ttious publication Of tho Treaty. Great efforts
have been made 10 discover who has seen flt 70
take such unworthy Advantage Of bis position 10
divolge 90 important State secret
The Senate adjourned without removing the In.
Junction Of secrecy.
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The finding Of the Grand Jury 10 the case oi
Erven amounted to msnslaushter only Inc inVe'.
tisation before the Police Justice vas continued
this morning, and Erwen held to bail IN tbs sum oil
30 OOO
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RRnnKLvN AFFAIRs

DEATHS AND IsTERmEsrs-F0rt the Week ending
lfareh ll-males 20, females adults 49, children %
toal AZ Of whom II were from New York Their diseases
we're az follows viz apoplexy asthma burned 8,
casualty J. consumption Group / c9nsestion Q, ,hs
brain child birth 3, drops In The head dfops 10 .ne
tb cheat 2 drop.y IN the abdomen erysipeas puer-
Isral fever l. scarlet fever typhoid fever eonsestiVs
lever disease OF the heart Inflammation OF the brain
.mmstou of the bowels Inflammation Of tbs lungs
Inflammation of the liver !, inhuenzs old age J.
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THE LATE HESRr WsHAros.-The decease Of
Srss ssnsnsut snt shls were kessTs.
Assns. spspe> swhs.sOn. within ssw days Of each
otA>x. y great nsueI..-, " .aients.
ssperSsnes lsarsing and ripe sne.. 10 s,s ox-
sssss1 IN tAsr respective spheres, w. ~ ri,~e'cs
IN this Republic. Mr.. wheaton was 3 lawyer In good
practice at the Bar Of this State when the broke
IN Isi2 and he hastened throw the whole Of his na
euee into the scale Of the county He reused the people
10 resistance BY his eloqsencehe took hold Of that we'll
Known war-psper the yacaal advocate OF this City, aud
his editorials ito principal conductor are among the
meet powerful appeals the feelings and Judgment Of ihs
people which marked that memorable II is evident
list all the energy Of his logical. patriotic and truly
rsbicAn miad was embarked In the contest.
In later ysas. Mr. Wheaton distinguished himself Ia the
State Legislature leader Of what than known a
the Peoples Psrsybe had no great friendship Tor M
Van Buren,. and went the length Of voting with sas
Wright and large majority Of the Legislature for the
summary removal Of De Witt Clinton from his honorary
ofncs Of President Of the Canal Commissioner For
numer OF years he represented the United States At the
Court OF Prussia ard such his great learning ana cru
don that be celebrated among the terai Of Eu
rosa anc contributed his full share In tho way of boeks
pamphlets and literary and scientific pspers to the stock
Of human knowledge. Az early. we think. 1916 he
pabfshed work international Law vhchis often and
sssssvsoy qaotei and have no doubt bat thai bis
Pcsthumous Papers will. when given TO the world. be
found exceedingly interesting lie succeeded M Adams
Minister 70 Prussia interval OF between 80 and ~
ysaFs and made several commercial bargains behalf Of
the United States with the federation for customs taxa
ton winch extends over part Of Germany.
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BALTIMORE, March IA.
Markets

FLoUR-The market remains about the same dealers
are waiting for the Cambriss news sales Of '0o oo
Howard st. we're made at 81, a s7i. WHEAT-sAes Of
1000 bushels includng reds and white, 81 % %
Com was dull at 81 etc white mixed and 81 cts Tor
vellovr PsovfsIoSs were quiet WHISKY was dull BY
was inactive at previous prices Wea,5er windy ard colo
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Nsx.Nerk Ci,, Delegates.
u.,.s.,e. 10 Philadelphia.

v.h.v. hssa informed in Boston that the Jei'
,.,~on al Lawrence and other Northern Dntricn
81 ,ur state are about to elect Taylor Delegates to
,h, wh,x National Convention; ind. as the intel
hs.nos had not reached M in NewYork we have
supposed that Il might not have been seneralV
circulated even in the Counties referred TO- We
therefore give Il oil the publicity In our power Il"
c,ler that all may have m equal chance we 40
NOT nrotess TO know what 10 the preference Oh tne
Whiss of the fon,ier exceptss we infer IRON that
os,hs,r brethren in our vicinity but we trust that
Or.s.r.ncs will be fairly and fully expressed In the
csoies Of Delegates. Let every man 90 prepared
=, cs,n,ur at last in what the majority shall Judge
:, ,;sh, ba, let him first faithfully express the
,iu of his own constituents so that the result
sa.ny reached shall be dictated by no Fictitious
public sentiment or simulated party necessity out
ensnsse from the Wing heart Of the country
five have evinced a strong desire that Gen
TAYLOR should not be the chosen candidate oil the
WhiSs. ~e have done 90 not merely because we
believe Mr. Clay our it and proper standard bear
or. nor vet because we have considered several
emipen, Whig Statesmen better qualified Tor the
Presidency, nor even because VIC have deemed
Gen. Tsylcr's avowals of devotion to Wing prnci-
ple. too loose. vague and incoDclusve. All these
considerations have weight with us but we Cd
a., more than all else TO the equivocai attitude
wb,ch Gen. T. maintains, or his friends for him.
with regard TO the nomination. Assuming that ne
|, indeed whole souled Wing, and deems TIL
unph Of Wing principles Of more consequence
than the elevation of any man, we Insist ths' ne
ought to say frankly that he will or will not be
candidate o. the Wing National Convention shall
determine and that if another be selected, he VIII
give that other his cordial and jealous support
Does he cay this We protest against second
hand assurances. based on private and unexhlbited
letters. Give Us open, manly dealing. Wese
that some Of the journals in the Taylor interest pro-
claim him a candidate subject to the decision oil
the ballot boxes; others openly threaten to cut
loose from the DID, corrupt rotten parties and or
ganize distinct Taylor party and again several
States have had their Taylor Conventions sno
nominated Taylor Electoral Tickets in palpable
contempt Of the Wing party and its National Con-
ven,ion. Now we fully adrait Gen Taylors rightto
take his chance in the Wing party and Convention
or ON his individual hook bat is it right that ne
should try it both waysl Are we unreasonable In
asking that he should be one thing or the other
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JESSE c. DANA is the bunker Delegate to the
Loco.Foco National Convention at Baltimore, from
Jefferson County, the XIXth Congressional Dis
trict of this State. ISAAC MUSsoN, alternate.
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MExICANS DEFEATED.

Figh, between American Train ana
Guerriilas.
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R1nrnns CoNpucI-Three man, VIZ were 700 l

RloTOUs C0NDUcI-Three men, VINO were 700
s,,nk 10 give their names were arrested yesterday by
Cant Ritter and officer Bird, on charge OF eonau:
themselves in riotous manner al Soutn BROOKLYN alei
1,ing them TO the Police Court, they comm encei As
ssuinx tie officers tearing their clothes ana tumoun8
them over the benches and chairs IN very iuoerous
snnar After considerable effort on the pat OF the
cheers he accused nsllY secured and locked up
d -
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sRCoND DISPATCH,

WASHINGTON, March ~ T. III
The nomination of Senator SEVER as Commits
sioner to Mexico has been confirmed by the Senate
in Executive Session.
Mr.. WALSH, a son OF cur Secretary oil Lesstion
at Paris, goes oat as Secretary to Mr. SEWER
The Senate debated at some length IN secret
Session a proposition TO remove the injunction OF
secrecy from the proceedings OF that body in regard
to the Treaty 1t was finally decided In the negative
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Wing Gain.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

ANGELICA, Allegheny Co. March 10. ISIS.
GENTLEMEN: annex the returns Of the Election
in this County, which may be relied on. The Board
will stand II Wing to la Loco Last year ~ Wing
IA Loco. 80 majority on Supervisors and % on
Justice shows that the Wings did their whole duty.
cannot give you majorities at present.
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! WAS passed
au-r AuT

A long debate ON the General Railroad bill TOOK
nlsce in Committee The twentieth section OF zoe
bin was so amended as to require the ceel'ion o.
the Legislature upon the utiltyof every halLoao q,
and whether it's utility will justify the taxing oi
private property for the construction
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~ SPENCER RENDELL PsHmivM snosrNs COLD
PAS may be had OF j. W. CREATION 4 Co. IL Cedn"
together with thirty different styles OF Pens consist
Jog Creations CLARK Brother Co.'S, Haydens Bro~ns
Bsseys and others all At prices lower than can be found
At any other house in the trade GELD Pens and Cases
air
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HENRY CLAY
To Mrs. w. JsTsis,
SIG Broadway,

To Mrs. w. JsTsis, "a
S7s Broadway,
Ncw-YoIk
The orisnsl letter be seen By any person ssnss
.s.ipu the hand writing of the great man. Of Me- 's''
Store. THE EAlhASi' -
From the New.York Herald Of March IL, ists, GU ~
add testimony, il it were Essentially needed hrer
looked remarkably we'll, having almost entirely fss''s
from the effects OF the cold which he toos Sns'
Inst arrived and expressed himself feeling msen WV
than he had felt for several days past"
sold wholesale and retail BY Mrs w. JEsvs, s7ss
way. corner Of Whitest
ASzSrs-ioe Faltons,.; 1888. rs, $50, $50, sb 'Ib
6S7 asd ss6 Broadway sis, 2sl SIS, Ssoi Sso 80
and 90 orsnd OF ga 2ss, 65s, and 5,1 Housor -
aud 10! Ninth-ayenue, SIS Greeawiee-sti " - "a
Eishth-svsnuei 90 Bieeekerst Winship, II bss s'
way Sao Third avenue, Leeount, corner OF 0ss' NY
vision sta Brigham, IL and 100 Aveuue Nelson w.
CT of csihar,ne aud Madison sts.. Lyon, 40 on -
Guion. corner Of Bowery and Grsndsti Ars nss' "
Faltoa-sI and Atlantie-st Brooklyn
~ Each package 10 invariably sifses -
BE sure 10 ash Tor Mrs JEsSls's Coo Ssns(
Pat up In packages Of 10. =: e. sno ~
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Ca the 9TH met BY Row Mr.. Hubert. Mr.. JOHN KEN
WORTHY 90 Miss MARTHA WALIlN, all Of fonksrs
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suPEINg CugKr--s ctal Term-bcfore Judfe ia
moods BurosH VI. BarkM-r-s;iinony on the appneS'
tlon made BY Ms. B for separation and mNntenaaee
on account OF snd cruel treatment Ne< con
tausd The Abandonment IL sought 10 be lash-e on no
ground Of Improper intimacy between Mrs Is. ara W.
nssniar dsntist tho partner Of Or Bafdeil and who
h,.fd-e With him la Chamorrss. n r corner of hroad
NV The testimony pretty much Ia the same eneet ~
ina shawn on previous ngufy oicfA on that v''
ca.lon stated that 10 Nfs and Dr. O. come eat 90
loom together. and ri who lived a. doue'ue sad ON
epins homo one evening .h- through tho ~indo's
Mis- andDf Gunnins iandinr BY thu Atchen stove sla
hstsok bold Other The s being In gempany With ayeeps
man than walked Hfoad ssy They often sat tnseths
In th. pasof 40 These 10 believe the plinoipe pein'
"a 10 tho alleged inhdelty relates ts Nc O. Ihee Is
also charge Cos the defence. fslaiss 10 ALLEGED ist
rary Al tbs present tna toiwara Mrs ahd NJ fVans
The treatment complained OF appeared Pfncipahy 60
gov cat OF extreme oudness OF MI Coz Tho usshain
system uf living The alleged cael usss"sni "a sened
10 ~ continued
q nutniyf Cetara nsfofs Judge Hsiis The u,al
~ Nsissa itffsi charged With taknf ettnts tiem The
rosi Oaea. oaatinueA IasiimofY was tfe"fA ~
principally show Thai he has hefne ev"a rhaiAsi-t
fans ~ law ase taisea the e"e ALREADY feietie
Co. ana tina ether that dsfsadael cesd sn be yhA set
naasf hs sasia u ihs rest nHse law ~hiyh 'elae' u
es,s. Aisua,sst was hsaid The n.sasl Atsiaes. 81
"a safY hauf tns-nnsad the death ~ llsn srsrss
sod moved ihss The Nest' sass'H. wtsh vas s'ss'e'
The ssss will be concluded g. aar
slus, Neprt Am tpE ppunt 90 lSsniHf =
rer,ss hes hsar ilfs thrah stress Wf ssyr' ~
that tee zspt ,snissi ~ shst the seefsr Nt"S'i
sni hes afasei he n,ssnseia 20 She tswtt ftl"it ~
dsrsrJsn,ir i,s s.6-vsssat shasessAs Ass"As'.'es
With .n, pps ai,lsss AZ the is.sss a..r- ~ WV - hs
,asr,hsss tsisa t--sra ssa Gel ns-"'f r-s Nv, ave-
arrived ., vsss v,ss NsS"' '''h
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LEARY a co nArrrRs. Aston HOUSE. NY

LFARY A co HATTERs, AsTOk HOUSE, N Y.
~ VIII introduce the Fashion for Gsntlsmen's Hats,
Spring 1913, on ruesdsy, March T.
In presenting our Hat for the we would remsrs
that gentlemeo will at notice its distinctive chass
ter In the elegance OF its proportions seefuines OF out
lin, snd an improvement IN fabrication which have never
before been attained.
YoUrHs On YOUNG GESTLENEN's hArs-Part'nH
S,lsL Co have now ready, the elegant style Of Hs,
universally prevalent in Paris, and which hiss been re-
modelled expressly fer the young ofour city. MIST
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u RoxBuRY, Mass chose. At her election on
Monday. the candidates nominated by the Citizens
Caucus--Gen. II. A. 9. DEAHsoRs, Mayor.
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Rad 4
hkAD
Just Received
Aletter from the

Just Received.
letter from the
HON. HENRY CLAY.
In favor Of Mrs. JeTyiss Cold Candy
New-York, March 18th. 10"
NY DEAR MADAM:
Ibes your acceptance Of many and cordial thanks
obisins present OF Cold Candy, FROM wnisa sn ps'
sd that have derived benefit
Your. truly and r.t
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Law Courts.

covuos PtEAs-PArt mos IS, a. SO. 90, 65, 6s, 50
g. IJ' ST. Part II-No. lie, l26, 2, T. So, a. 10 90
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Nsw.yors University, March ,, i's

rs Morn, s.ls.xe This prsparstion POI.
10. u,.a, s,rv yalasss medicinal qualities end -
,ursror 20 an, Of her srtaoss for Colds. Coughs nos
ness. .aa other similar pulmonary eomplsn" ns
been addicted sor several weeks with distressing 49,
and .orrne.s q The snss which caused me maes
the .ssss,u Of t'iena used hs syrup, s'a .,,
v,,.. ,n 81 dictated all such sssptissm aud ss'n''s
ia, N IN. pahlis could be prevailed upon to si" y.
s,s,as air triai, they would deem ITO inventor
a, th.,t u.s., sincere thanAa LEWIS c. noSD
Fas sale cor Of rark.plsse aud Broadway - .s
ussmeat xA
nv r,rsoa, Wishing The Tribune lsfs II shsa n
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tB- We have received the following letter ac
companied with strong declaration OF i,s entire
truth, though without any responsible signature
We give it for what 1t is worth hoping at the SAM
time, that il may prove mistake.
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FIVE AMERICAN SOLDIERS KlLLE
Arm;.tice Of Two Months Agreed TO.

By Telegraph 10 the NeD-YOrk Tribune
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NETWORK LEGISLATURES.
rygSt,e REPORT.

sFN.TF.. ALBANY. March ~ r. NJ.
The remainder of the session was occupied u
debating the resolutions relative TO the Mexican
war. reported by Mr.. WILEIs. They were ma ,
,srially amended and passed in very modified
form. The Willmot PrOvIso resolution "nleh vas vas
one of the series was agreed to by vote oil u 70
ADAMS and BETS.
kIf
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iEsrLgnns Not having seen any aceou

GEsrLEsrs Not having seen any account IN
you paper suppose yoa not aware ha. The Hartford
and New Haven Railroad Company not only charged the
Committee with the corpse Of the snsn'ed Adams
The regular fare nom NswYork, bo slso CHARGED freight
the corpse sslf fet such IS hs fact and hope 'uch
niggardy will be- forgotten ~ the travel
pz public. Hon Mr HDeswe. msmtsr Of Congress
nom this state paid The charges 20 The Company, not
wishing ~ have the res, II Tho commtiss know that arr
Hsfosd Company Ia HE state Loaf ~ I'll sense o.
bonsr 70 shsfgs fsiEht The remains 81 the ssnisa
ststssman bat The fact issksd opi.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL HousEKEgPgRs-LyoSs M.estrn
POWDER l20 BsoADwAy.-Tho,e insect pssts whlcn ~
wade our dwellings In Summer aod Autumo ana SOM
III m at all seasons need no longer BE- dreaded us
heas bed bugs moths ants. mosquitoes ara III nc Gsa
chronological nusances which suck our blood ousna w
senses ani destroy pershsble property are sssr
away as by The Bosom Of destruction, by spnnhinSe
LYoS's Magnetic Powder IL 10 poisonous 10 nsee" Guy
being perfectly innoyious 10 r'en and snnms"
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r7- WoRRsLLs CAsT-IsoS AWNING Posrs - The
subscribers are prepared execute orders ir the soov
posts which introduced BY them last session., sss
adopted by the public authorities and used snfooso'"
the public thorou ghfares OF the city
wORRALL CO Iron Founders, 4as
,oQ I'm y "a N aad % Elm-st. near Pearld
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CHARGES OF FoRGERY.-A person by the name
If Jsme. C. Boesrdus was arrested yesterday on charge
Of having forged 4 check the North River 6snk, Tor
100 purporting be drawn by o. COSBY also prom
sary note drawn by w Kingston In favor of T. Crosby
for si42 payable at the City Bank Of New-Yorf The
accused was detained for examination
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sousry was put his trial yesterday charge Of keep
ng Ssorderly house Waerst Ia the vicinity OF Rose
ystst from the ls Of January, iS6, TIL February As
On The part OF the prosecution shown that femaes
Of AVID character constantly inmates OF the Prem
bst thsy frequently out in front Of the house.
made uts Of bad guage entced into the base
ment dancing and noises procesded. Inc case nan
moi besn con luded when the Court adjourned.
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BURGLARY.-On Sunday morning lasS tne owen
IN, bops. on Mr. Thompson 226 Fourhst was broken open
while the family absent ADD quantity OF carpehos
stolen therefrom policeman In the nsighoorhood saw
person with quantity of Competing IN his possession
which excited his suspicion, and upon inqurns no" ne
came possessed OF II received satisfactory answer ano
n. took the person ard carpet ITO custody The following
dsy nouirss were made he carpet was found 70 be
lorg 70 Mr. Tnompson who immediately identinsd It
The person upon whom The carpet vas iouna gave Ms
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nv rsrsoas Wishing The Tribune len u sns1
snss or Al their places Of business, viii ps. ~. Z
as.s through ne ross ofasa OF issvs "eFd =
he psbisssiss asss