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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
THE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

Il FIRsrRATE HOUSES IN PARIS.
SlLKS-The very newest fashions, madeup articles, Az
PACE" the oldestsbshed house OF Nourtier, Richer
Ausouy, l6 Rue Niyienne; Savage, Brothers Lepe'
vSs S hs% R5s MeS.B.y Linen We'd
ding Suits, aud all articles connected with Ladies'
Dresses. n
WEDDING fRFsENTS-Iudia Cschemire Shswis; maniac
turer of W hite end Black Lace and French Caaemre
Shaws China Crspe Frsnais Oramagnsc, 81 Hue
Feydesu and 50 Rue Richelieu.
BABY LINEN-We ddiug Sus; Psyan, Is Rue Nivienne
STAYs-Hyppote pat by the Empress Rue de Ia PAX -,
TlLMAN-Artfcie Flowers, patented by thu Empress A
GLOVES AND CRAVATs-Privat 20 Rue Neuve St Ausustin
Al the UNIV ERSPetente for the special manufacture OF
SHIRTS. IS Boulevard PoissonneTe, corner Of the Rue
Rongemont; large assortment OF the newest cut, both
for Gentlemen and Ladies' ~ -
UMBRELLAs-PaTssos Waking Sticks, and Riding Whips,
CHOICE RE s SS@SS Cot con Co..
General Depot, IS Rue RvolL ~, T..
LIZ ROY SON Watch and Clock Makers to the Navy for
nerly to the King Chronoue.ers and Watches, Trav'
cling Clocks recsved Medal: at French and London
Exhibition. Psr' G.iers MS.Rsn,isi faA'' Royal
MARRET JARRY BROTHERS, Jewellers, Gold and Sd
Yori. merchant Guiiiemct Co, No Isl Broadway
LAHOCHE Co, Table Service, seyre, Chn., Crystals,
BIopses sc let TO ia es s sso' pf R R0yal
DENERE, extensive Bronze Mandatory Is Rue ,ivienns
LEMoNNIER JeweleT and Worker in isr removed on &C
count Of the appropriation from do Coo ST. Honore to
faris Gold MEDIA and fri.s MEDIA, London
SUISSE BROTHERS, Bronze Msnufacory Paintings Sta
tionery, ke 81 Place de IL BOurse.
H. PAPE 10 Hue dos Bons Enauts aud 10 Rae de Vao the
Inventor Of vsTious Patented Improvements 10 the
most modern Pianos OF all FORMS Medals Decorations
and several First Prizes, a. the vAf'ous Exhibitions
opTlC-cbsysilisr, lngsuesr. IS Place do font ssut
DFNINCK, Chocolate Manufacture, osb Rue 81 HOnors
VI CUIILLGER le Hue do Il PAX, Wines, LAquen Tea,
Orsoery. soils Agent q Domee1 xsrea
TAILOH-BiAy Latte NJ the King u Naples and 10
n y ne Klss q Brazil. ~ Bou,y yard dos i,.lisa,
Pauline Rogers. Ess nhoh i1, hssf the Passage Deb
ORD y. H. Hrp ' pubetuality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
1T,HE CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM, Bible House,

Aston place t. Y. BINGHAM Rector, viii open the erer
e,e Of ts fourth year on Monday Sept % The Gymnasium
Is Day Hsh School of the first class divided into Two Depart
ments and bu, twenty boy ech The studies oess
,h ,hs SIMPLEST clements and the most imPorsn
Fngh studies eoue OF Mathematics french Lshn orssa.
Boob ring Drawing aud Manu OF Arns The whoseoa
the details Of which have been arranged with sest caro- 10
10 which tho special attention o. parents iassJ AZ.
.ix yesrs Int pupils may begin In class r wheo IneJ
ard The ,re thought 10 have tane aIusa ~
vision for tbs comfurt and health on the Pupa rIgns.
&c. ,Isir A. M both 10 be industrious and 20
thns .nd 90 cthels invited 70 call At the SEQ.
Ten or 10 address letter to the Rector 81 any u' i"
,,e now several vacancies. - - t..4,.a o. ~.
B-Ths preseu, members e the School ,Fs tsyes
nnnIser, IN be informally instructed, gfstut9esy w
the bnua Opcnifs of the school TIE Report tS of ~
Catalogue and Course Of study, may De hA' ~ '~' ~ "
Trss,urer Of the American Bible Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
Honses an6 farms n]dnte6.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A moder-
II ae-.ized, seneel House, above 4th st. N.wYork for
am ly. fee will he paid to sgsut who can procure
one cheap Apply to J. +. D., Box No. 1858 Postonce.
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Go Wbom it Map Conrern.

COMMISSIONERS of DEEDS authorized to
" take AcknowedgneDs and Dispositions for the different
States and Territories Of the Union respectfully requested
their and address TO the subscriber for insertion
the LAWYER DIARY for the 1856 preparing for
the press Ii desirable TO have the copy prepared in time for
an early issue OF the work. No charge made for insertion.
THOMAS WOOD. successor to George II: Bell and
Bell 4 Gould, No l58 Nassau. ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

NOTICE.-A number Of Gentlemen in Easton,
IN Pa and vicinity DESTROYS Of establishing in Phip-bus
on the side of the Delaware River directly Opposite
to Eaton = BOOT and SHOE MANUFACrORf, with esp
al Of GOO $4,000 and having practical
OF the bu themselves anxious TO have associat ID with
them Geneu who have been engaged IN tue
business and who themselves By hei, hiend VIII take from
$500 te $40. rec ofthe stock Of the Company.
Thu heved to he exceeding desirable ocaon io suea
bu.e; spz cheap low In New-Jsfse nonf
nal and Communication with New Yoik and quick
easy by railroad and esns the place W ahga degree
picturesque and beautiful remarkably healthy with app
uson Of about 1000 The Company will be organized snd
business aud parties sn1ions OF uniting
themselves with 1t stockhoder above Will address
II. S. HICKMAN Ea-ton Pa
The mpepy make with responsible
bouse in New Phsde for the sale of their goofs
and preference will be iven to parties who may become
stockholders In the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

V'HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs his
friends the public that he has fitted the extensive
SALOON Of the METROPOLITAN THEATER where he
will be prerartd On and after MONDAY Sd Sepiember TO
nish al kinds Of REFRE SHMENTS Of the choicest quality
Gentlemen and Ladies will find the novelties of the season
prepared in the exquisite Psrisian style, BY
H. MkILLARD No 62l Broalway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

vINHOMAS DUGAN begs leave 10 inform the
Il friends Of his late Father THOMAS DUGAN that he has
ded TO his business GENERAL UNDERFAAER and
will attend all branches his business before
hs Office No s4S Broadway east side few doors below
thsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
1--WE SPISGLER INSTITUTE. Union Park

i will reopen WEDNESDAY, sept i9-foans Lansos w.
satisfactory tesiimot as fiom their fstor "a ~ %
Trhay MAJ be admitted class for which tneJ arc p'
pared The distinctive tades Of the three hlshsss ~
Ta,sn a. Rhetoric aud SaiurAI Phio.opay
insSoa O. omeiry Mental Philosophy, and Cnemsy
SENIOR CLass-A,ronony. Moral Philosophy E'deoee' "
CHRISTIANITY Losie, and Buffers Analogy a, v.,,a
The Bibe Mnsic, ComposiiioD The FINE M1 ano Ens -
y.nsh and Latin Languages aad Literstors hssy &C. On
TSs Rev Or iiENRY b. SMITH Of The Cnioa Iheoorex
s.n'In.ry viii deliver during tbs year, tow t's," OF
,,~' 10 IN. hishsf cla,.es, on Mental Phiopphy, on
Mora scicae- The Evdeases u Christianity and Ga But
PraG uF5RGr w oRE.N will take ch1ze o. ths depart
p,a q History ,nd Bees .es and all! give Lectures On
the Literature OF tho fnsh freneh. Italian and German
Language - -. II
limited numb<r received a. metnbss Of ths family u
the Institution uOkHAh ~ ABDUL a. EnhcPs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

UNIV WESTERN FAKM ANSOCIA TON.-
TO THE FUBLlC.-This Assoc zt0n intends TO procure
from to 100 600 Acres Of LAND in Wi'consn for dvlsn
among members They have secured ADVANTAGES
that offer great Inducements join with them snd
irvite the public to attend meeting a. The Union Bndns
No l6S Bowery at O'Clock on THURSDAY EVENING next
Sept G. when full expansions will be gwen Every person
who mbscrbes foI two three four forty Acre
will entitled Nlge Plot of Of an Acre win esoh
Iaments Is monthly Constr ntons pay DC a. 'ne
meeting. JUN SiE' itS''N0A''
WILLIAM JR., Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

Tor SALE.-The new low pressure steam
i PROPELLER DIAMOND STATE is offered for sale She
lOseet long q feet wide draws 81 feet wste 80
p,rtmep Speed u miles hour; altogether one OF
y PALMER BRO, No. IS North Wsterst, PhiiadelphiA
HARDWARE STOCK and FIXTURES Tor
SALE in go)d location down town, Address H. Ino-
upe Office ,ta ina where II interview eau bs had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

4 SMALL HOUSE, No. 90 East 27thst for
"A sae-Three stories basement, aud ubcelar; built in
the best manner with all the modem Improvements Price
udpe fixtures and furnace Apply on the Ptem
ses or off w TOMKINS l53 Nasssus Office OF The New
York Observer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

MONS. and Nine BERTEAU's FRENCH and
lyI ENGLISH BOARDING spdDA SCHOOL 10, YOUNG
LADIES No 8 Pierepontst., Brooklyn ie'ghs eopens on
MONDAY sept TO- Circulars may be Obtained al the nst'sA'
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

MRS. DIETZ respectfully informs yer friends
M ond na,rops that her SCHOOL TOR Day and Boarding
Pupis VIII reopen on MONDAY Sept TO- OF her residence
NJ, SO Fast PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
Board an6 Rooms.

DOARDlNG-Either transient or permanent, for
ID fsmnes or Single Gentlemen, 1t Nos s. 81 aud 80 Au
rsys Dinner ct ] and 5 p NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
Real Gstate for Sale.

At PRIVATE SAL 1.-Two frst-class
"A HOUSES in West I4lh-s,. Also two LOTS Of GROUND
on the south side of 42s about ITO feet OF broadwy
These lots well situated for immediate improvement For
"''D' '"' BAKER& WEEKS, No. Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

Il ENT RIGHT for Weaving Figured SIk, Esduied Las
tic Bands for Ladies Bel &C. This Patent b. nearly
~ y,Au 10 nm with orders hand to age amount Tor
the masufscturea work Parties with capital can reaiz from
$1,000 go 600 per annum with is above me aent
For terms &c apply to A. SHAW No. 81 Dey,st JOIN y
TROW No IS Ann:st., or HENRY DAVENPORT, No 2S5
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and
IL DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No 81 West 18th.
st. below 5thav.-Mrs ENERErr will reopen her School
for the ensuing year FRIDAY Sept H. Applications for
the admission OF pupils be- made 10 her personally OF by
letter address where with full particulars
may be obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEpN
Goo, an6 founo.

tIn INWARD will be paid for the arrest o.
a. NJ sny enc fcddns parPoIiin. 20 fsdSie HoS
1.Rs RAT CoCKROACH, &c, ENrEkMiNAToh. Ce's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

Of Of the first Institutions IN Newforh wish cmpl,
ment AZ VISITING COZ ERNESSEs 70 teach Drawing Lsh
Frer eh Maheu scs and Science and eIaturs In genera
Address SISTERS, RaynOr's Bookstore, No 10 bowery'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

nRUG CLERK WANTED-In a RETAIL
~ STORE. Apply at No l2O East l}hst at any time after
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

~ SEIDFNSTICkER respectfully anuo uhoos
". that his CLAsslCAL and ENGLISH SELECT Sou ".
In Rrooi yn Will opeu on the 81 e SEPTEMBER al NO o.
Cont st. Number of pupils limited to ID. The Modern Lan
suases also will be Taught The 70 when soS,.
sedswch Esq appended. may DC had st MI WINS w.
So Couftst. =, ~, -. A.. p 49, AZ, a r.
Cr,Ier die Rev Mr. g. Bethune, Ed Whtshouse, fsq beo
sil,imsp ESQ. Aug siin ESQ.,, Herman Ludewis Esq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

North " have instisutions which win stand
thing shs BE- duly discussed and analysed before It Is
adopted, and that party must be intensely American
which holds II dogma that public matters cannot DO
light End dies in the d.rints We can stand the light
at the North, but such system would cut down the
ind the north ana south
We use religion In Identifying humanity.st the South
1t controller and subjecter Of the laboring class.
ideas Of the North and the south are decidedly different
Here we use II for the good Of Al peopest the South
I il made the instrument 20 rule certain class 50
though there IL . commercial and business union be-
tween the North and the South 1t is not vital.
The imperous southern break out in Con-
e Mr. csSouns des. once secuted We are spproscS
ing . remarkable era In the worlds history and the
Signs Of change and decay are equally visible A. the
wolves to destroy her. The influences which
held the WING and democratic parties In counter
Savs new American party 80 caied-wouid it were So
There never such an opening for an American party
founded on proper principles Mr.: Bescher was glad
they become citiEens-partiay on their account,
and partly own. He approved of the principles
sets But 10 the one idea Of birth suicent for the
foundation Of party? Our government ia distinguished
from others by its recognition Of human rights How
eft out Gentlemen, such party win stink with disso.
luton before Yen can get 1t together Applause And
,icians: daughter and spplauss) Such parties can
live but a few days. There win be time when men
who have not bowed the knee to Baal will declare
to the knfethe knife to the hilt and the ht to
the throat and the heart-for we swear that America
shall be free. (Applaufe.) We VIII make it our life
enterprise, and DYING bequea.h it to children.
There win be peace till the contest is over. If the
North gives its principles to the republic there win be
peace and happiness; and have a right to demand
that national party shall be Northern before it is
tona Hsouthern principles are to be forced upon the
country there will be peace but such peace as man
solution. The 8ght must at last and II should be
settled You should not pass it and let II 60
down to your children. You should settle it Zap
paase Here is the place. let the champions be called
In let the lances be set in rest and God the right
cloud applause during which the lecturer retired.)
Mr. GDDISGs, N. {. from Ohio, being the PLATFORM
was called out, and sad;-"Don't be alarmed, fellow
citizens am not going to make speech. As an hum
bic Methodist ! wish to reanirm what my reverend
brother has said and to say to to put trust in
And then Tie audience Zone q the largest Of the
couree,) separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

BROADWAY THEATRE The attendance on the repre-
.entaticn Of The grand fairy spectacle of cnierea Is
very lsrge-ery seat is tai at early hour the
day The piece produced in ane STYLE and the sing
ing and acting throughout are very good Miss Pyne
Miss Pyne, hestrs Harrison, Boran Horncaste,
Whiting and ravidge in the leading characters.
BowERy InnaTRE-Tte dramatic and other
merits given at this old and popular resort are much
pense in thing of the novel charac
Ter. The benefit OF W. X. Derr comes oil tonight The
dramatic pieces selected are Jackets Of Blue" Car
hne and nKit Carson. Sheton's Brass Pand viii play
several inspiritDg airs.
BURROWS rnKArRE The comedetta Of the "Ba
lance Of Comfort with Jordan and Miss Raymond In the
principal characters, will commence the performances.
The very laughable farce, with SONGS, Of the wander
ing Mipstrels," the drama of 'od Adam" and the
amusing piece "Hanted, One Thousand Millners, /" will
also be played All Of Burtons excellent troupe in the
casts.
wAuAcu's Tm.ATRt--The new Eve act play entitled
eeent style at this tbeste is announced again for this
evening The cast of characters embraces the names OF
all tie leading members Of the company The farce Of
"a Lady and Gentleman In Peculiarly Perpexng Pre-
deau emit closes the amusements
METROPOLITAN TwarRK-we know OF place Of
amusement where an evening be passed with more
Sands Co.'S famous troupe, there are also dramatic
reces Tonight there win be various feats in the ring,
which will be followed BY the drama OF The Aedge
Driver" and the 6rst act Of " Robert haeaire."
AMERICAN MrsrrM.-Ihe amusing pieces called " As
Like Two Peas" and Living Too Past are selected
for the afternoon and the historical drama Of "Wasce
amusements the visters have the privilege of viewing
the Poultry Show" which will continue all the week.
woop's MISUNDERSTANDING HALr---This bani is
doing wel-the hall Is crowded nightly. Negro min
sresy ptrumental pieces and the musical version Of
the "hummy," are the features Of this evening.
BrcxIyy,s sFRryIpERs.--This company continue IA
give their burlesques and Ethiopian delneations with
success cinderella In announced again for this
ing l. shorts benefit comes oG on Saturday evening,
DoyALpsos's 0Y1nA HovsE.-This company give q va
rety Of negro melodies pieces Dances and
a masquerade ball, at Hope Chapel this evening
BsrEyu cy Nh. y. X BURGESS On Sunday evening
next grand concert win be given AZ the Metropolitan
theatre when tbs most talented vocal and instrumental
performers VII appear. Burgess deserves bumper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
Supreme ouxt-special Terri.
Before Hon. Judge Morris.


APPLICATION FOR hANDAMUs A0ANer THE CHAN.
BERLAM DENIED.
JAN. 17.-Sterau and Others against EdBsonds-An
application was made behalf Of the plaintiffs for
msndamus to compel the city treasurer to pay them
money awarded BY the Supervisors forSxtra pay
vices dsred by them as Police Justices sunAayy
In November, 1851, the reiAtor, Sidney H. Stuart,
York. lStc May, his offcia1 character oec,menced,
and he catered upon tho duties of his ONCE and has
continued to do 1852 Jan: srhs Board Of super:
the salaries q pei ~num. ito -
In full for rerviccs rendered fy them On Sundays as
DecemberIhe Board Of Supervisors ~ resolution d.
rected that the Police Justices should 10 paid for extra
services m addition to teir present ssar At the rate
the resolution tske effect and from 9Th Of May 1852
This last resolution was presented to Francis W: Ed
county Of New York, who refusedso Fay the same.
HeRRIs, J-P6ce Justices Of tho city and county Of
New York are county officers the services rendered y
justices srs to BE (oy On act Of the Iegisla.urs)
81. aas ana no. sss s1 gsans1' e. tRs
allowed q directed to be paid BY the Beard Of super
ysors Mandamus is the appropriate remedy to compel
sss TO ns
dted and allowed directed to DO paid. The only
naming question whether the resolution OF the Board
r,
legal BY section 9th Of the act of the Legislature
Of the 1of July 1851 the Board Of Supervisors of the
City andCounty Of New York authorized TO increase
the salaries Of the Police Justices Of the County OF New
York which I'd be in full for services Sunday, and
for all extra services and that the salaries to be thus
fixed should not be increased diminished during thc
term for which such Police Justices should be elected
appointed. The resolution Of the Board Of Supervisors
of the 2do January 1852 in compliance Of this act
of the legislature and the Board of Supervisors could
not legally increase diminish the salaries Of the Pc
lice Justices thenn Office during the continuance Of the
farm Nff fnr oh had kaou ala. al
pointed The Boardof Supervisors had legal power
TO pass the resolution Of the Goth of December 1863
and the County Treasurer is justified in refusing 10 pay
it. Order Of Special Term affirmed with costs.
WiltiaSt Henry Garter and John Grdcey, Surrirlpg
Erecusors Of Jas. Foster, deceased, Thomas OReiy
and Philip Burrows MIR. W. W. saxton, behalf Of
plaintiffs made application for order of public alton
Of summons in two foreclosure suits. The affidavit
which the application made states that Philip
rows sailed for Esrope in the s.. Louis Saturday
last.
The Judge inquired what was the matter with Philip
Burr0ws2
Mr.. saxton--He left in the st. Louis on Saturday.
The Judge-There is no doubt then, he s the high
seas at this moment Order for publication granted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
An Old Soldier Without a PensiOn-Hoyv Can
He Get II.
NEWARK, Jan. 10, 1856.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEWARK, Jan. 10, 1856.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Up in the eastern part Of New York State at place
called Milltown, there resides old Revolutionary
soldier by the Of John Ksse at the advanced age
OF one hundred and three years, who is at present in
very poor circumstances las learned last week from
friend residing there) and he has not yet drawn
pension from the United States governm ant He ran
away from his parents o. the age of fifteen years and
joined the Continental army and continued in its service
until he was twenty and at that time he refused
pension ON the ground that he young and able to
the money could get Ny object in writing this to you
is TO ask TO tell me, II you please, how 60
work 10 get his pension for him, and If he draw any
thing previous TO this date He in the principal bat
ties in this IN. and New York State, ne also az
the battle OF Bunker HILL
G. FINLEY, Newark, N. j.
forgot to state that he applied for pension al the
knowing how 70 ~ work, told him Il would cost him
fifty dollars and not being able to pay he dropped it
aNogetbfr. G. 4.
The soldier alluded 70 above is entitled TO his pension
with all the arrearages He must psove his identity by
magistrate in the county. Then execute power of
attorney for some person TO make the necessary search
for the muster roll OF his company, at Washington,
which win contain his Under the United States
law ell pensions unclaimed for years and upwards
are referred with the documents to the Fourth Auditor
Of the Treasury, and il found by the accounting
officers, the pension ageut win pay the amount There
are attorneys in Washington and In this CITY, who make
their especial business to attend per claims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

CHARGE or STEALING CASE OF BOOTS.
named Fran:is Iurgins, was arrested yesterday
by ecsr Place. OF the Twenty first ward police charged
with having stolen a Of boots valued at $780, from
the New Haven Railroad depot, IN Canal street. The
goods we're portion OF lot being sent on by an East
house, consigned to Messrs. Bradley Co Of this
city The officer that made the arrest fou I'd the goods
in The possession Of the accused and thinking that he
station ho,se. Yesterday, Iii Quint,rd, Of the New
Haven Railroad company, appeared at the jefferson
ha-tet Police Court and made a compl4 against Hur
gins. Who committed for farther exam nation By
J1stice Brennan.
a couHrRyHAs TAKEN n AND DONE FoR.
A woman Auied Maria Dryer was arrested yesterday
by eaier Rue OF the Lower Police Court charged with
having stripped J. W. Boslty, OF Michigan, OF his
winter shawl silk pocket handkerchief and about IS
cash The accused met tho compi ,aant in the Park
and taking him 70 house Of rather questionable cha
ractsr, stole the above property from him. and then
vanished from the sigh. Of Mr.. Bowlsby. Committed
for examination.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.
Two persons, named Charles Holman and Henry Hell
man. arrested yesterday afternoon by officer save
ry charged with having stolen eight boxes Of segars
valued at forty dollars, and silver watch valued at
dollars, from the premises Of charles w. Lemperle, OF
43l Third The Officer in HIS adavt stated that
Aesting the accused he found in the room occupied
by them box Of ssgArs and the silver watch which
identified by Mr. Lempere portion of the pro-
pery stolen from him The prisoners taken before
Justice Brennan at the Second district police court JEFF
ferscp Market who committed them for examination.