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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
ARREST IN THIS CITY FOR A FORGERY
IN PRUSSIA.

A few days since Stephen s. Remak & Brother. agents
for the Prussian Government in this country received in
formation that in the early pert of July last one Richard
Sachs alas Adolph Hoffman then clerk in one of the
banks Of Bresau, Prussia had forged the name Of 4
lHyman 10 draft or check on which he drew abou,
1000; besides which according to information Sachs
ad other drafts TO the amount Of 80 900 in the name of
fGutentag Bros, at the place. This money he
drew and came Immediately the United States in COM
psDy with one Herman Mcneil an associate Tne
PussaD Police traced the fugtives London and thence
TO Liverpool, arriving at the latter place immediately
aer the forger and his companion had embarked in the
Collins steame Atlantic. The parties arrived here on the
sth inst and Messp. Remak soon aferward were in
formed Of the operations in question
On Sunday the Chief Of Police was apprsed OF the
matter and told that Sachs and his companion were
probably in the City. Mr. Ma;se Immediately gave the
stair in charge of Cops. Leonard and Brennan and
Sergt Brown of the Chiefs Office After a long and
dgen search the officers found traces of the accused
parties in the City They had put up at the Howard
House but had recently left for other section Of the
City. Mr.. G.. W. Hunt the clerk OF the hotel after n
great deal of inquiry found the who had removed
their luggage, and finally ascerained that Sachs
and Mcneil were boarding at No "a Princes On
Tuesday night Capt. Brennan and Officer Brown
kept watch on the house, the parties in question
being absent, and Capt Leonard went to Taylors
saloon where he found Mcneil and took him
into custody. About l2 o'clock the same night
the above officers succeeded in arresng Sachs. This
prisoner admitted having committed the forgery and the
Police, on searching him. found 90 700 in gold. II was
subsequently, ascertaned that Mr. g. Augustus Haberand
had $4,000 Of the money procured by this forgery 1t
had been deposited with him by Sachs for safe keeping
A portion of the felcnously obtained money was aso
found in possession of Menzel Thus far nearly 900
have been recovered, and there is probability of getting
more of the zane lot The accused parties consented to
60 to Philadelphia with Mr. Remak, the Prussan agent
and were taken before the L. Court In the afternoon
Sschs taken to Philadelphia and there being de-
finite charge against Mcneil the latter let CO. Sachs
native of Prussia and 25 years Of age 1t is believed
that under the treaty he will be sent back.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

BAKEB-At No. lsT ssndss, Brooklyn, the 81 Inst,
EURO the I'd inst E1sb. III Ann Burche daughter
Richard B. aud the late Elizabeth Burche aged year6
The TREND, aud relatives are respectfully invited
untrs this husday afternoon o'clock from the residence Of
BURkEs Bou od Brook ~ j. the 2d inst Louis La Tour
rette, eldest SOD CT John Burke, ased IS years -,
funeral he re'depce Of his father Thursday 2ith Inst at
dsug Of Timothy ard Catha1e Louisa Cheesmsn aged years
ard 75 d'ys -
this Thursday afternoon. ~ u o'clock NJ The friends aud
ves q the family respectfully invited 20 attend without
further inytatsn from her late resit,nte No kingst
Here lies vhertd
ou before its bloom
To those who for its loss reget,
There con-os1n given
She's from world OF woe released.
-- - Now b,oogs rose IN hssven D. -, %, -.
John eyed months sud days only child Of John NJ and
MarsB Doubleday, OF Brooklyn T. ~ .
John A and Emma NJ Hstt aged II months aud days d.
KETChAMOn the ed inst James Kstchsm in the list Of
The relatives family respectfully invited
attend funeral Day. forenoon 10 o'clock his
late re,dsbce, No ~ Cliff st kev,York
PLATT-On "Wednesday evening the inst Marion Ruthvsn
youpse child Of John and Mary Patt aged year months
reays, friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the fnI er, from the residence of Col Davis No ia
ROOMEos the Sd Jemms reict Vt Nicholas Rocms 10
.nd WIN; H. Roome requested attend her funeral ST.
P.ters Ckaoh. IA Friday afternoon. at O'clock
TkANISOn Wednesday morning I'D nsf OF dsrrhea stephen
Travis sged e5 years 10 months
His will be taken 20 Pines Bridge, Nescheser county
this morning. for in,erment
Seneca County papers will please copy. . 80
TYLER-0n tbs z2d inst William 3 Tyler eldest ,on Of the
Hon. Wu H. Tyler Of Calais Me. aged % snd month";
%isroS . .1 ssS Ss sd S 'Sl' E SsscS w5:
Funeral ron No 80 Spugst The remains will be Inferred IN
he
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
WEpsEspAr. Aug. 23-P. NJ.


The Stock market presented cheerful appear
ance to-day and the turn in Erie very strong with
apparently more outside orders TO buy than have been in
market for long time The transactions reach some 900
shares and the market rapidly to 3s advance
OF 81 cent but closed at 3s 3s. There wasnoi much
Opposition to sell short. Reading aso very active
and buoyant improving to 6s ace, further adv ance Of
cent. Central heavy and sold at ss. Harlem has
recovered from the depression of the opening day and
sold at 80 a33i. Hudson River i2l. Cumberland
felt the influence Of the market and recovered cent.
Nicaragua without change, selling at lst Canton was
heavy declined 2Oi Erie Bonds continue very much
depressed Incomes sold at en- Conyerbles ls7l offered
at 49, and of 1869 9, 81. Illinois Central s7ii New
York Central n.
In Exchange there is rot much doing to-day but the
market il very firm. Sterling a asa cent. The de-
and for renances account Of the Gsdsden fund has
materially sfeDed tie market large amount OF Francs
were remted by the present 70 London these
are relatively cheaper than Sterling Continental bills,
other than Francs, are very quiet.
In Preigh Great Britain the market Is inactive, tie
quantity Of produce offering being very limited The ono
tsti0ns are noginaLy-Cettop, tss3ad.; Dead Weight
lotal2s. with engagements 800 or 400 tuns Lara Tai
low Guans Sc; 2, 500 bhs Resin on terms not made
public. 70 HAvre, 75s hAles Cotton &C.. soue Provi
siors si bbl &c To California the market IL very
duh.
The receipts are the subTressury s29 go; paid,
tsi, $40; balance, %, ,+3o, 400.
The steamer to-day took sl,l7i 600 in specie very
large portion Of which from ths Mexican fund remit
ted BY parties here who had mace Santa Anna advances
in MEXICO II ia stated do not know With what nuih'
that but little more Of that fund II going ct once
The notes Of shs Bank Of Carthage, individual nee
bank in this State are not received ct the hsopomsn
Bspk, scd were not redeemed yesterday & AhAn@. u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

morning about O'Clock on tbe Railroad ,x.... -
r. "n uhaoated fury unit. il swept awar t- '1
Tie buiergs sessfai large aud prosperous fqctorie,
Tt We assisted by strone wind from tI,e o-t "a
va. 'eicy Of water thore are no oj,,sTn a.
n!","H's III IL vicinity and though ~. a. d. W
noihtu taiDnty, the flames were & y,
eQ iho streets by which the block was bI '',
an o,sVhee OF any known cause, the hre > attrbate -
HtieneJ. AZ near az can be sscertai,eS IN e.. 49,, +,
ssi s,oii " Duidifg owned by Green & Co. No liz Rni
tbs % e,1 tooh e1le De- to the adjoining buildings on
'' NV ala south. The building WHERE il .tsr,ed g..
,mte liitestory frame. The ground door was oecnsd
=! We oiscAsmnh tkop, and part Of the N rd -ov b 49,,
ocrnvi Up 90 Z. ,rng The second story was un
DeuPtu ana the remainder OF the third by Nr ID So,
ts eoh'h-isce factory. Messrs Green & Co q oss ,h
,, o,ug $500 insurance a. COO their los ON s,rne
s'ooh s'"reG IN The building about $780, Mr. Youne, -
- estimated at % 525. Of which s2s25 is in.are3 Nc
insurance IS $780, which will nearly cover the lo..
two o6 e nVf, ne h5nes caught adjoining row of
% wv; az" ali story dwellings East Green-,t beIony
Te 10 DSVid Ball, and occupied BY several flriI,
Ihey were AL consumed or rendered yslueless Tber
worm was about s. 600 and the insurance on tho a. o
me lurhitsfe In them was mostly saved
Oh hc south The flames extended to another large two
soiy Ifane building owned by Green c., The ground
moor "as occupied as biacksmhs shop and the upDer
moor Lawrence Riley for plating sh6p Los on he
SuHGHg GOO insured for s7OO Loss on Messrs Green
70 sock, $500, no insurance. Mr.. Rleys loss was
Pct hehVy, and he had 10 insurance.
ibe next building large three story frame ownsd
ahd occupied by Leyerich McLear a carriage factory
Mhie they rried on an extensive business Their los,
about $4,000, ID the building and stock. Insurance. on
bulIong sl 400. and on stock 81 900.
Ihe next building occupied by Mr. C. Parsons AZ
carpenter shop Ii was large two story frame aud his
loss n 81 l,S00-iDsursnce $500
The last building burned being tho corner of Railroad
av' and Elm ST. was owned by Mr.. Leibe who had re.
Gently purchased II from Mr.. d. COldwell with the in
teh'ion OF turning into dwellings 1t was large two
story frame. with building. Mr. j. C. Crilly Or
cuped tie lower floor for carpenters shop and loss
we were unable to ascertain. Ma Coldwe occuped the
second floor, but closing business and btd but
small amount Of stock his loss was about sfOO The
bu1dlng was worth 81 $50, and was insured for 500
an OF Inc buildings mentioned entirely consumed
WIN most Cf their contents, together with number of
pitulation
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
la " INTELLIGENCE.

Y : COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.-Bef0re Comr SriL WILL
CHARGE OF CoUSTERTEirISG eoIS.
We have already stated that VIM. W. Bouton, wallace
LeAmore Isaac McNulty and Henry Edwards were ar
rested on charge Of counterfeting or utfering &C.,
Spanish and Mexican guarer-dolaEs, and, we believe,
shilling pieces. McNulty escaped from the FLftseoth
w ard station House between and o'clock tuesday
morping-some person il is said having furnished hin
with bar of iron by which be vTenched OF oc&s, and
endeavored also previous 10 escaping himself to release
LeAmore who was in adjoining cell, and which he
came near accomplishing. The bar OF iron, said re-
sembles one that similar done with al pre-
yious period for some one ese. The other three ware
brought down yesterday examination
Officer William B. Welsh, Of the Fifteenth Ward sho,
with another officer brou ght the prisoners IN had with Aim
paper containing number OF Spanish aud Me1eaS eoun
iset quarters said to been obtained from soms OF
the parties also metal in lump and sheets Of meal from
which false coin had with some tools fcr counter
feitng sad to have been found at house in Rookyn
Mr. Ridgwsy appeared for the United States, and Mr..
Donohoe Tor defense The quarters shown xere well CAL
eula,ed 10 deceive.
Martin Downey syoung man, testified 10 having Known
I3amore for about seven months; he was stage
dryer; about two or three months ago be showed
me Eve or six pieces Of coin resembling those now
produced; he SAID to me be would put me in way Of
mskng money fact; told him ddnt feel like making
money in that way he requested 10 nothing about
II and told him would no,: few days afterwsrd saw
Officer Mcclure and by advice Of latter vent to eamors
to end on, ell could be ssd thA bought the pscsas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
FIRE MARSHAL'S INVESTIGATIONS.
BBFoRE JUSTICE STUART.
COB1MITTAL OF MARTIN sHIPTOS FOR ARSON


COMMITTAL OF MARTIN sHIPTOS FOR ARSON.
FIRE IN TwESTYEIGHTH-sT.
On the lst inst. man named Martin Shipton was
rested charged with setting fire to the tenement house
No 147 Eas Twenty eighth.st. rear The Fire Marshal
directed by Justice Stuart to make the necessary in
vestgaton and take the evidence but before concluding
the testimony the prisoner attacked with deirium
tremeDs and Drs Cove and Roberts sent him to the Hos
piia Black wells Island for two weeks On his
ry tie Fire Marshal yesterday furnished the evidence,
which showed that the accused in the fourh.sory
formerly occupied by himself and wife, his wife hav
ing that day removed all the furniture to another part
OF the premises and further that he had threatened to
the house revenge Mr. Earl the agent of the
house, quarrel having previously taken place between
them. One of the witnesses that she the prs
picking up pieces Of rag, and shortly after
fire was discovered burning in hole between the laths
and plaster 10 the room in which he last
Pieces Of reg also found burning in the hole and the
lahs were in blaze when first discovered The prisoner,
on his examination said he 2s years of age, native
of Ireland and laborer and 10 reference to the charge
against him be said he had nothing to say for he knew
nothing about il until he was arrested.
The Magistrate on the evidence adduced committed the
prisoner for trial in default of 5000 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

hEIAScEoLT AFFAIR - ~ L7r1ccr TeHasl Cg-
ere'ol Of July 20 ssfr most nelanch renee
took Place In this city on last Monday night y.i-y
~ NJ ssrs. Futon HepFtIv & Co A. g wsrehouss clerk
rmred :, tie door of The third story OF heir sore
boue INTO he street below and ;Gsrsf and brl.sd
limeM that he 6.ei esdy nsyt no-nsg To. cause fir
for soms days previ, anl have r. doibi his
mind wss dersnged from ne effects Of the liquor. Mr.
ths state Of New-York and Of French parenia-c. II,
La, father sister and other relatives residing :, the
iOwa ef HeIlern STATE 4 New YaS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24


In addition TO the actual loss when the expenses result
ing from the stoppsge Of work and other Incidental ef-
fecis are taken into condeT the loss cannot fall far
short Of S35, 900 The buildings will probably be re-
placed by brick
FIRE AT RIVERSIDE, N.
ibe residence f Mr.. j. III MIeus merchant of Broad
st New-York, whose villa is at Riverside about mile
above Newerk, N. j., discovered to be on fire
at about O'Clock yeste day morning. The flames were
toon e1tinguisbed by the aid Of his negAbors Damage
81 600 Insured in Commercial Insurance Company.
The fire is imposed to have originated from lucifer
matches.
FIRE IN BERGEN, n. J.
Yesterday morning the caIpenter-shop of j. Mande-
vile in Bergen the old Reformed Dutch Church,
was destroyed by fire together with its Loss
about 81 900. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
WLLLL1MSB URGH ITEMS.

FATAL Accidental little girl four years of age,
daughter of Mr. John j. White, No. 95 South Nnth.st.,
died about o'clock yesterday morning from injuries
taned the afternoon previous by falling from the steps Of
carriage which stood in the back yard. Coroner Han
ford held inquest and verdict of death caused by fall
was rendered.
CHOLERA Yesterday afternoon Coroner Hanford held
inquest in Clymer ST., East Brooklyn the body OF
boy lCears age named Jas Joboss. Verdict death by
cholera.
Three fined slO each yesterday morning by
Mayor Wall for dsposing of lager beer Sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
MOTT ST HOSPITAL
Rooet.o1 nlaS
Dlselarae1 fln1.inn
IN JERSEY CITY.

man named Ambury and his wife, residing 10 Marina.
terrace Morgan-s ate several green apples on Taed,v
evening and attacked with cholera during the nb
He died yesterday morning and his wife is very ILL.,
The little girl Ellen Johnson the neglected starved
child heretofore spoken Of who was taken to the Alma
House Hospital on Monday sick with cholera. died va.
ferday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
CITY ITEMS.

nnrnorous and brilliant audience assembled last night
at Castle Garden the occasion of Maretzeks benefit
When the beneficiary took his seat orchestra leader he
was much applauded The opera LUcresid Borgid, was
well received and the principal singers duly appauded
Revopd that we did not hear. The evenings entertain
mept was success On Friday next there will be an
operac performance, which will unquestonaby finish
the season to leave the coast clear for the preliminary
matters of Mr.. Hacketts stars.
Anong the passengers who sailed in the Arabia
Yesterday were the Hon j. X. Thompson, t. Senstor,
and wife and Edwin Stevens Esq of Hoboken and his
bride late Miss Dodd daughter of Professor Dodd OF
Princeton On their embsrcaon they were accompanied
NV large number of distinguished citizens of the State
Among whom we recognized the following: Gov. r. NJ.
Price and Two of his military family (Cos. Perrine and
stevens the Hon. T. S. Allison, Secretary OF State MI
BENJAMIN. COL Kay and Or. Garfield OF Trenton Cen
Perripe j. p jackson. Esq, Justice Bernard, Martin
Rver,on. ESQ. Gen. E. r. V. Wright p. I. Barnum,
Dr. Corpeison and T. Miller of jersey City Hon Geo.
Vail The bridal party from Hobokenin the steamer
Chancellor Livingston, accompanied oy Oomiouo'e -
c. Stevens his brothers Robert L. ana CaP'' Nono's'
T. N in the Yacht Haze. Mr.. Cunard, agent OF the
soosb;n was sssduous in bis attentions as was also
Can't Iudkips and officers. Gov Price and friends are
now stopping at the Astor House
Anv1cy TO YorSG MEs AND ADVICE TO Young BOOK.
vvrPrRs-To both of these classes we nave "oiu "
advice TO give If you called upon by an 'ndisaua
ir 70 sell YOU two neat cards under the above ttes
pry You will find every of the hundred rules worm
h,d,ed times the cost of the whole. These rules were
S.ou nm Inv one of the most worthy and eminent mer'
hsnt. Of Phladephia who, by their strict observance
hos risen from beginning Of five dollars to cspai no"
aon,od bv millions The person now dsposing oil them
hos nnted them on sheets of paste boaFd IN near
so ha, they be hung up over your desk OF n
M A. Van schaick of this City, having been very
s,,v complmented by Mr. Philip Hone, on his success
hn.;pess man, and the eminent position he haa won
=. ,hs confidence ard love OF his fellow eti1eos oy
- career of virtue integrity and generous devo'on 70
veoIf 10 Of the com nuny, modestly asorioea S'y
1e of usefulness to which be had attained 10 nPres
on his mind in early life by silent monitor II
,hs form Of an old print hung up al the 'oo' % ~
mon rh;ch his eyes accustomed TO res. "neu ~
.roke in the morning At the head o' 'n'' pm -.
o;rc,s surrounded by border made up OF 'ne WIZ
.I,vo thin Compass, underneath which were s0a.e s
nby practical rules and maxims tor !ne conuu,.
EXPRESSED in few and pointed words easny ana
Tnese cards are full Of just such pracaca rue. o..
ouob to be hung up as silent monitors IN ever. 49,
nm, room in the land and they would NOT 40 az!
20 some older men who are little mA LIZ A'-
Il another reason that should induce you 70 pun
-. ,hs.. valuable though cheap csrda. Aee! s''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
BROOKL YW ITEMS.

JUvESILE THIEvEs Constable Quinn yesterday ar.
rested four boys named John Duffy John Ne aughin
James Duffy and Francis Msrksm for stealing from
era stores in Smh-s and in or two instances where
the propetos exposulsed with them turned round and
assaulted them They were committed for hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

thought srsngsneas win be msde fh, ihs Bsak n.y
60 on in few dsy, Tie circulation % this Bssk On me
lee Jsbsary ssS 300 ard he notes thsa wses w,s
secursd whh tie Comptroller The securities ver,.
6oycrrrensss..-.no ne sssie So ............ sssse
sste A0s Bona and Nerty.ses... IssS
II Dc change has been made since that time the
hood be worth par. The OF tho failure Of the
Lewis County Bank one Of the old sssey fund chseSe
is ur founded and Ness. Stanton wilcc1, tire agents.
sthorze to state the. they pledge themselves 10 70
deem all the notes presented.
meeting of the Sockhliers Of the Parker vsn Cesa
Co Is called for Thursday Sis, inst for the trsnsse6s -
important basin. s..
very disoourteous paragraph appeared in The Er-
press Yesterday in regard to statement that ssrais
Stock houses having large amounts of Harlem to deliver
had offered to lend 30 that Stock. Tho paragraph in
question chaged by implication and almost in dirsst
wors with having invested the statement for the par
pcee Of bosterng the Stock .Our authority ives oas
Of the m, respectable brokers in the street. who named
four houses as having offered to make such lsana II xs
Expr.ss will inquire OF Mssss Jacob Little c. or
Messrs Dykers Asyne viii learn that they not esly
offered but did lend 20 spon considerable amounts OF
lsn. We are not in the habit Of inventine the fso
prs and think TIE Erprsss owes 10 n sFc'r- tse
its insulhDg paragraph.
Frnn U7ghfs cs,ssaGr we give tie fcllowag's,As
- the m Coitossnce the Is, Sss,ember
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
MARRIED..

WEEkS-FULLERAt New Boston n. H. by the Rev Joseph
GoodhIe Norwich the Rev Ste phen Mead Weeks
Professor Hampton Literary Biblical Institution
Mary ThAcher Fuller, Of New Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
lA6ve-tssrnsstI
KING IEAR.--Mr. J. Is, SCOTTs beautiful persona

sf srdBcu character evenings ~ tkDTs
Nstcns TbesteT gTr.- very general raae r u ~pei
src niFh vii Be repcsie3 and msk. the s
stronger Nr. h Perry will sppear Edgsr Lsd in-the
Lend !" I'll conclude the prrsrauIne
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RoBnERY-Yesterday forenoon a thief walked into the
dining of Mrs. E. Ii Snedecors boarding house,
No. Ia Fulton-st, and stole quantity of silverwae,
consisting Of spoons, &c. bearing the initials of her
The servants in the kitchen at the time the
theft was committed. No detection.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

SUS STRUcK-On Tuesday Patrick Kelly, residing in
Kingst. Red Hook, prostrated by sun stroke. He
conveyed to his residence in insensbe condition,
but IL likely TO recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
PIANOS AND NrIoprON.

PIANOS AND MELoDEONS-GREAT REDUCTION N
PsIcEs CAHbosAcE NATERs No S Bro.d .-llisg
rs nmsne assortment Of elegant odrn style Pianos sni xso
deons 9 ar discount from factory prices cash
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
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DEsHLER's PLLsThey contain DO salt Of reury A-nis
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
sales at the stock Exchange. ARG. %.


Ft EoGrd-Resdins Railroad 5i; aes made after the
SAD Morris Canal lt 0l Sehuyik Nsygstion 20
Meadow 5s PennsyVns S. s7 DO Coupons q!
Psaasyyanla Railroad, a.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

lrefeDt the only means ,ba. m ne. 81, ., Ncher
bookkeeping h's TO supPoEt wife and seven elirs,
sho while he is out Of employment and you are more for
Dnse few hi lDgs expended in the purchase Of these
ius Wi lot only assist those who are WORTHY brt T. you
vi" prove treasure more valuable than gold o. silver
SHOULD Ike to see thesc rules hung up in every store
~ "e" l"k aud We believe that nerehluts -ouli not
Iehd m"ney TO any more pr0<table advantage -hsn in
their purolase and r-e-entatos 70 every man ip their
employ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
BIRTH.
DIED.

cUYLyR-rbe lady of the Rev Theodore cuyer Of DArsH
TER Aueua
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

hniTahr-Two hundred U. 5. DRAGONS under ou,n.
mend Of Major Graham, and fifty men Of the lst and Il
fenents Of artillery, under command q iior Spra-ue
passed through chicago on Saturday teir way 10 JEFF
ieison barraeks Mo- They are from BeilOes and Gov
ernors Elands, in New-YOrk Harbor Major Graham il
brother TO Lieut. Col Graham who has charge Of the
Government works at Chicago. The troops are destined
Tor New Mexico ard Texas. They passed over the Nchi
gan Central Railroad and proceeded on Saturday evening
toward ST. Louis via the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad