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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, pursuant tn
recess. There imms nse rally, expecting action
in the matter Of the appointment of Inspectors OF
Registry, that being tie special order. IL aopea ed
however that the members bad been dIat0Ts 10 hand
ing il their lists Of pa1es and, after some discussion
The mat ef was furth postponed until next Tuesday,
at p. No., when il s undSrstood that it will be dispose
Of
MIR. PURDY proposej resolution that the Clerks Of
RegtIy in each District be app inted rom that party
which has but Register In the District the seec.
iops beiI alternately two D. nocrats aud Regdb
hcan, and two Republicans AND one DemoCFay).
che Board refused 10 lay the resolution the table
% n 3 10 refer il - 10 ST. ana finally Mr.. PURDY
whdreD it.
MIR, TWEED proposed that in view of the decision
agaiust the Supervisors in the Of the $50 900
claimed by tee Record Commissions, that the Com
mitee Annual Taxes he requested 70 report the tax
levy vi the amount Of SS0, 900 for the COmnis toner's
Of Record iDseIted tHtren. Ar TWEED said tina. they
had kept tbe books back long time aud citizens
anxious 10 Tay their taxes.
Mr.. BLUNT explained that they intended to appeal
he INST er stonce end moved that the resolution lay
the table. Carried.
Coptfalltr HAws communicated that the appropIia-
ton for adver sng Of 81 767 81 had nearly ont,
ard recOmp ending that "a orc If uneXpeDdsd bal.
ancs of sI gl9 "A TO the account If Dn ing and sta
tcnery be Transferred 10 the account Of a1vrr ising
r. ferIed 90 the Committee PrinriUg aud S;itprerN
TIE q, DtrolsI slso communicates s;aemsnt Of The
coIdtioD Of Tbs County Finances, showing balance
Sept. 20 Of $3i SO ii.
The Controller also communicates that the Only de-
poeit in 10 wears on count of Forfeiture Rsc0gniZ
snces wac made BY Peter b. SweeDy. who h. ID Office
less than year, and deposited December 81, 1858
81 $50 IS. Rel, fred.
Seer Keys communication reiterated his req est
for guard for the City Prison until the Jail j. DisieJ
ard tue Board subsequently adopted report allowing
him gualo OF four, al . ~ per day.
Adinuruzd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK........sspr
CLEARED.

Steamships Of the South Lyon Savannah L. Ach1
Son le Murray Charles Spoford T1les.oU Co
Eupir. ity brx t.r Havana Liying Crocheron Co
A.a (Br D. Lott, Liverpool, h Gu ard
sLips-Vsncss Pat,sn NewOrlesns PortsUaou.h Weeks,
Lfy.T,co Boeisnd rockingham
Bsk-Rose (br }, Strong London Marsh.
Brgs- FDchaLtres Dinsmore st Kit 4, Smith, Jones Co
e Dr., mucbd 4, nway sspnwsll Panama Rshssd Go R1r
T,lor Femar din4 p spo6ord; Three ssrs, Piakhaui
80 ie w H. h. Esrd
scboor ersJ Holiness Mshews Savannah; Princess Lowell
SostD For.nce Rogers, Charleston MccrssdJ, Mot Co
J. Rowe, Thomas New Haven aster; p Smith, kllnan,
Niu "a, Jonas Smith Co. Qqeen Of the South Weeks,
CostsDiinople w shn dt MiBdrs ss1 ent Boston Muller
& Co 4: 4. McClsse IIelsnd NeUbern J L. Davis.
steane.--Bosson, Checker, Philadelphia, +. Perkins
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A CURIOUS CAsE.-On Monday evening lat, be

CURIOUS CAsE.-On Monday evening lat, be
ard o'clock unknown brought to the cells
this vags, by noU-swOth end another
could lot learn, in i1ssnole condi on, his hsa
bleeding v.n ether injuries lis person fouss" Orth
sso be found the the NeVto@n road near hs new ait
road with Lstoes In hs session which he supposed
the man had .olei He had struck hin bu shook
tte hen be offered tesstlc- On Friday last ~as
concluded hat he could not be for tbe and d-tr
mined to send him 20 the County PootHou- ON S1rday hs
oed AID yesterday by order OF Dr. Wood the .ooGec hs
b0oy brought 20 this village and Jury impinu lad Dr.
Wood and Drs Nissan enced t.m exsri st Do
when they discOvered that examination had already oeen
nad the uheI examination was po-pon un T. iaJ a.
oclock by HEB the after dance Of the physician t
Frep be ured We hope the ~ give the
investigation sDd Ii the msas death his been the
criminal Violence the perpetrators n ereof be arrested
and meet the punislinent they 80 richly deserve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

hes, mir Of tapd booqasts silver MEDAL O'n'e VII
= ~ "a Va ct FoIteepth street. -. IL, a,
"P., The SEQ dbest pair Of heed oonqnsr' oiVI"'
sas John Crsn,toun. H.bosen ~ >.
w. 49, DISCRETIONARY PBEsIUds 80
70, ,,sdlins Pe,un GsribSldi . John Wilson, hoAny'
N !. AZ ~. @ Pan
Eor III flower, as, Wm Mtsh@n Harlem
For en-, flo 1srs az. Jossph wax u Woods,oGk ~ ~
For aida case, special premium, +io pr - n'"s' '
-l.roI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
MAR RED.

JONES-CLEM-ln Brooklyn, Tuesday, Sept. 25,
Peers thnrc3 by the Re, j. Paddock David yooes
Sush b., daughter Of Nm N Clen, ESQ all Of Brooklyn
SMITH-HILCUX-At lork, Me, - TUESDAY Sept Is, by
the Rev WI lam Pa ker hI. Welttr smith OF New York
to Miss Lizzie L. daughter of charles G Wilcox esq of
kauBLker III.
STEWART-WILKINS0 On Thursday Sept 90 at the Church
the pphst Stanton street the Rev Lott Jones
FIuk n Stewart to Miss Maggie A, daughter Of James
wilkins, esq all of this city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
NEWJERSEY ITEMS

SMALLPOX HosPIrAL-In consequence Of the in
crease of small pox cases in jersey City, special
nesting of the Common Council ned la,s evening"
and on the recommendation of the b ard of Heilta
$500 was spprop lated for the erection of temporary
small pox hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
EDS FOR THE STATE LOAN

The bds for the State Loans were opened yeterday
at the state Hall at Albaoy.
The frat opened were those for loan Of 100000,
five PEI cents redeemabla in three years. There were
irteeu bids, amounting to sl,3i5OO0 The followiOy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

ASSAULT on JUsIICE CoLAHAH.-As John ii. Col
shsp Justice of the Fifth DistIi Police CoOr on bis gay
home Monday evening be met IN North Sixth teet o.
u an named Galgar wi invited bim t. taA uE Tbs
usc. relung fslj2sr sppied IN him uve language,
snd then him VIC b ia the face vita his cen he'd
mt The Justice thus 70 ced Oto alteration With
whom he had tried cid turned up bic gave him
thIashiDg hen hanisd bil tle police by
he taken for the night Yesterday morning
Gal er taken before AID Strong chage OF
sau battery Mr. Co4sB and gave bonds to
hsfee OF Thursday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

Found DEAD.-On Tuesday morning, about 6
O'clock man named John Mckinney, former hsckman,
Iyug the sd-wak 10 Hudsoa street
Resd Chambers His Tesus conveyed the Third
WUd Station House by Officers Martin and Henry and the
Coroner notified,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

HAMPTON ROADS, Sept 2L--Arr. baIk susan O4A'A' h'm
B04nos AYES With hone dust =, -. -, -.
SAVANNAH, Sept A-Au sns Maria ho.s"' i'OA N0''0oI
btig AMANDA Iare nom Rockand me =, ,,,
tuARLEsloN Sept 70 The steamship Js~es ASser PHI
up ar "a her Wbs Il this raesaa momI az ~ o'clock
iRusTON sept 9A--An. bark Edward uhl Atecy heenofni
chr Nm Woa Weston PoIt an Praee steamship Thomas
"NpWsoRL GAM s. Pc sA-Ar. snip onacssts from LIVER
Iool 49,. .. - = a. r..
Ty er nom hew-foGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

A BOLD RoRBRRY.-Tbe h0use Of Mr.. J. VI. Clark
No. l62 South Fifb street Jersey City, by bold
thief rday morning bile The family beaAf.st and
boz containing ewery, pencil casts e.. valued at 500
stolen
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were the awards:

The second an was for $3.50 900, per cent, re-
6eemsIle in fifteen years. There nine bidders
ard the total smouut Of bids was 81 1000 The fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

NisIATUkE ALsA5Ao
sor-Rise, b:5I Sets 5:52 Moon-5cts.. = %
vArER
ssndy Hook. 4:49 Gov Island.... $3.50 HeI 7N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. A. j. Bleecker, Son g. Co.
sold yesterday Merchants Exchange the great Hen.
des property comprising l66 lots bounded by Eleventh and
Weh avenues Seventy seventh Seventy sightb aad sevesy
urh The attendance very large and the bodns
very spirited The whole ro IN a5ont two hous at
an Of shout $OO per lot The following were the
uIS,es at which the lots were knocked down viz:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

App,Rarus FoR CLEAeIss Tue BOTTOMS OF iRos
vss.Kls-A very peetul invention for the above p"r-
,es. ", Iis8 yesterday morning 90 the bottom of the
n.,eh iron brig Hen let a. Capt Deyker lyirg a.
p,, No 8 North Rive. 40 lie well known, nsSisators
have swaye exoe fenced t'oH6l4 snd delay ia eoass-
ep.pce Of tie tendency OF bafuaclos aud sea-Seeds,
arieasrly in tropical sess adhere to the bottoms
Of ,h,ir CRATE, and thus very materially deere rag
thsir spetd To TemOve these h has hisberso been
rscsssarv 70 pae the vess in the drsdoCk and have
he, scrs ed clean by band, This operation Ia Of c)urse
attended with great expense. II Capt. Deysess in-
ysn,,n. therefore, viii NEE, the approval of ship
s,ers a. werng the purpose it has certainly the
advantage Of being quite simple in construction, and OF
.ot,pc slmot no hing II consists In series Of blocks
Of eoyl having each Dumbes Of small iron scrspers or
lniy.s attached The blocks are connected By me7us
of HIGHT cisine OF ropes fastened 10 their ends Ina
whole cortJiSaDce works very much like chsin-saw'
On. end Of the rope Ia hsld by three men, who stand
ever the gunwsle and TIE other Is passed down add
belo the slip and Is taken out and attached on the
osher tide 10 lever resting the opposite gaaSale;
the lever is alec sus,ed bythree men. The men
begin at the bow and work sernwad, ny the 'assist-
sbce Of a boy, pulls rope, which Il attached 70
the blocks upaer the sAip in tina, direction.
ONLY one Size of ths ship ssraped at oucs' la or
der to gst the bottom cleaned cose up 70 the sse the
asi block is made twice ss wide aud thick the
others The ook blocks 10 by IS inches IN surfAc'
and ioctes thick thin slab Of HARD wool IL made
uss OF TO give nImnees the kDivee Tue cork gives
stronx eonstapt pressure upward against the bottom
The Anives are arranged in two rows tof three sa;s
for the purpoae Of securing less 4oiy to choking NJ
with veeds IT eaet end there is another koe, ana
tbIrd between the two rows, all of which ran ensn'
xise ia order the more thoroughly TO ca IN everything
that nay adhere. At Amsterdam, where TINS smPi7
apparatus Was first tried years ago. at the snsees-
top of Mr.. F.. Schut., an epgneespf that place. one
de # me Henrietta was cleaned in the water, and tue
ether side in the y.dock; and it ~as found that tie
vok was done much bette in the water with THE ap
parstps thsu it a. with the great expense Of having
Il done IN the dock, ana by aud. Capt DeyS-r hs'
hat be has besn IN the habit of clsaniog his vessel
whenever necessary, in this maurer since that time
and that he has found il alw ,ys satisfactory.
MAYOR WOODS RELY TO THE CRoToN BOARD
The Mayor hss replied 20 The letter Of the Croton Aqus
dGe Board published day or two since, as follows
t. ths Gotta Agu>dYet Board , ,,. -
GFNrs. haV, dneeed by his Honor the NJ yor 70 gay
that thouh your s,ion Of this date s dises2'cl
'ae ia ts he piles to II 70 far o. o. sag Una
toe 5s 70 the Cotton qneduc Departu proceeding vat
public work under their change In an5 mooe t7 ooe'
de.us desg the public interests consistent VI az
Respectfully J. B. 8ULD, CLERK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

BREcKIERIDGE DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NoMISA-
TIoss-Mr. John Cavanagh has received the Jmiol-
ton for Assembly in the lid District, which, con-
pcsed of the First, Sixth, and Twelfth Wards. Toe
VIII District Assembly c invention could not sgee
upon candidate and adjourned 10 the 9Th Of Ocober.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
lowing were IRE awards:

The report that Madame Gazzaniga has married
Ler former music teaeLer turns out 10 be faise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

DIED FROM FALL.-Coroner Horror held a in
qu. yesterday upon the body OF lad named Robert sews
Tho accidentally lei. grape vine Ia III father ySri No
u BoIs street Monday afternoon snd sustained NJ me-
which ed in hi. death verdict In accordance VITA Gs
facts Yrs rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

ADRoIT ROBBERY BY A LITTLE GIaL-A htte
girl named Emma Eea sgei eleven years relieved OF
"a I'll weeks since by another drl nsmed Louise o2l
ward two years Der senior the following manner: L1oiS
met the h girl ber,Dsdrd Der into The belief tat tie had
lost qsiter end induced her 10 her none 20 get
Emma received he quarter when he oth.l R
being aware that hsd money IN e.si OBTAIN
he purpose Wfppi IT in paper 10 thai he would
MT l,se 1tWs 43biL Louisa alleged, foi up a
paper nicely hsndeo II to Emma When the later ay
grocery where had been sent 70 make
the bill found to be mi'sng Miss Go0dward was ae' ed
A b.ld fora hear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

CRmDRESs AIp SoCIETL-rh This association has not
been idle Urrg the period when Sd utuy Of our ci-
zsrs are 10 the country. new party OF most inter
estipg children, numbsriDR 80, loft on TUESDAY
for The West under tie charge Of Nc. Trsoy. Tney
are DO sad for Ohio The Society have sent ont POI
etildreI during tho months of July August aud Sep
tember, period whsa poor vagrsDt l4ds have lie
incinaon e. leave the city for the country. S)ns OF
there boys in All their misfortuDes have buaor)ns
eve for their st1aon witness the folio vic speech
delivered by one of them, a. the News Boys Lodging
House, osfors tho departure Of the present company.
The report il q fa,btnl one made Oh The SPOT PADDY
Bsef-fOr this Is bis nicsnsme-mguntsd a chair, aud
thus held 10th:
Bow, gntIemen dummies: Praps you 4 ike to
Lear Sualm.t about the West, the great Nest, yOn
know, where 20 many Of our Old friends are sett'd
down an0 CROWN up, 70 be geat nen, mayOe th5
greatest men In the great Republic. Iys that's the
pis>e for growing COngess men, and Governors, aud
Presidents. Do you want b. be ne~sbOys always aud
shos-blacks, and timber merchants IN d smtu say by
tell.n matches II ye do yOn u stay Ia Nsw-HJrk,
bu if yCu doot yIu u 60 out Wet, aud Degia 20 be
farmer for the beginning Of farmer my boys II the
zuskitROf a COngTess In4n ana President. DO yOn
want 70 te dies, AID 0aiers aud shouder-hittersi
n re do wby ye con keep rould thee disgios. DO
W. want % be gentlemen and independent CT izeus
Iep ao--th6Y make ira Ks for che W0si, from hs en-
drepSs aid Society. II yez want 20 be s9)'zs = and
rummys and polcy-piayeIs, AGA F7tfr INKS men,
xyLy yog n baI W yer cays and stay r)nndthe groee
,iee and ifne ire sDg 81 sIgtt 90 npdhes, aud -
g, al bt ok, Tor bad quarters bnt u ye wan -
e tie uan who viii make ME marx ia the country ye
.;ll .i M steam sfa' 70 ahead, ana there iO7 GA
he pIairits wsitB ~ yea - = |
7 q Won hsvept. any dear Of wat 20 may De yet u |
=, TeiIl onJs tsks DC Of ny advice; How 40 goa
nov mt If Won are bOEe.a, and goo, ana hoioei
os ron NAV get 80 much up ia tbs fsuAs '',al yei
soIi cal ginerAl % ladgs yoaf HVS' A'' 'VN a"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

THROWING SroYEs AT THE WIDE-AwAKEs The
Wde-Awske procession returning from the Seventh
Ward Wigwsm dedica ion, on Monday evening, vas
assaulted with stones by some mScTeans % the eide
walk, while passing down FubOu aVsDus. A member
Of the Eleventh Ward Clab was knock nearly sense
less. a boy named James Brady. aged hfsoen years
was arrested Oh tie charge Of throwing stones and
was committed TO jail for ten days by Jcstice Cornwel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

TIE OYsIER.SLooP TRAGEDY.-The Jam1aca
Democrat Of the 18th sage: An inquest was held a's
Tuesday by DR. Wood, Coroner Of Queens Coanty,
upon tie body Of man (since supposed u BE- Capt
Let, who was murdered by JsckaIov, the China
man, He had been in the water some time, and from
the evidence before the Coroner The ay gave a. tleu
verdict that deceased came HE dealt by some m7ans
to the jlry unknown. sister OF Capt Lset on rec.
ing the account in the papers came bee yesterday aud
uEon di,pterpg The body, says she Is quite cure OF hs
i,ntity ard is going to Trenton, n. to-day to give
these facts in evidence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

DISCRETION OF Az IsFANT.--An iufa1t shout tbre'
webs old found the doorteP Of No Vi Clinton street
abundance Of noe ctbng The occupant OF the ho1ss gave
charge Sergeant BOyd of the Fust Pfeonc Police WI
had It transferred TO the AuIs Hons. yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

Pix Most Of our readers remember that las, Win.
ter a beauitul licle elavs girl called Pink, from her
deli sre complexion, was br,oght from Washington
and being exhibited III Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
wss purchased by The congregation Since she gained
bar freedom the child has lived with her grand
near Albany. But cur Winter climate not agreeing
With her she came down on oBs of the Albany boats
last Monday night on her way back to Washington in
company with her grandmother and Mr.. Blake Of
Georgetown who was infIun mental IN procdrl g Ter
ransom. Some OF the lsiy passengers imagining that
Mr.. Blake ard the old quadroon were kidnapOers,
would not lee them land on their arrival in NewYork,
t1ok forcbe possession of the Child for while gre II
txcnem,r tprevaied. Eventoslly Mr. Bike sacceed d
in logging bis pro'eges in tbe Third Ward Station
House tl the t'aio for Washington was ready 20 de-
art, when he gos away with them without further
molestatlon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

ASsUAL Diocesan CoSvESTIoS.-The Annual Die.
essn Convention of the Protestant Epsco al Church
OF tbe diocese of New-York viii open az ST. John's
Chapel VsIick street, this morning 81 10 O'Clock. ls
will be called to order by the Right Rev. aoraio Pot
or, Provisional Bishop, who will coudac. The usual
religious exercises, si.ted by the Lord Bishop Of
Victoria Australia, who will be in attendance duri0g
10. sessions OF the Convention The R3v. DR.. Cot
Of Troy ~i deliver the OleuDg sermon, after which
the d eubers will psrtake Of the communion. In the
everiug, Bisbop Potter will give reception at the
Episcopal residence at No. SO West Twenty .foarth
street, 10 the cergymen of toe diocese. His annual
address will be delivered at O'Clock on Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

DAY OF AToSEMEST.-Lsst evening the Jewish
Fsst f We Atoneuent commenced and n sunset this
.veIipg the Heue@s Throughout. RE world Will so'
bsain IRON all cd and dnk. IL is obligatory upon all
Believers in Judaism become rseorc iled Nitl their
eIeies tbs feAson SaitsDls services will b. cele
brat in u { s. Isgoguss 10 observance OF the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

FALSE Pl,ETESCEs.-E Edward Carter, a man 90
years old vas brought before Justice Kelly a charge
of s9iudling Lewis Viii ad Jf No. SO CJurtlsnd,
stree, on, Of $50 b. falss representations ae ca 40
Nluebeads store AID succeeded in bOrro ging $50
a cherk for $l00 Oh the issaclleetts back, signed
James Adams stating thai he would cali ADD get the
bslsncc in q few days. The cneck vas forwarded for
collection when word was back that james Adams
lad DO account there Whitehead procured the arrest
Of Carter, who on being arraigned told long story
about having once been a veal by merchant in New
York and being scquanted with Simeon Draper aod
ot0er wekuowD citizens hers; but be had in his
possestiun number Of blank checks variods city
aud country banks and cbecks evideotly filed out
by bImsen one Oh the City Bank of Brookynfor slGl
and the O.ber on the Hudson County Bank s3l II.
He was locked up for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06
Police Intelligence.

INV nursv-Tor tb. lat ave or six months, Mr.
winam,B Boardman Of No AK Pine street, has MISE
bales sf wool 1t drercnt times amounting the agxrc
cate $500 Not knowing how 70 account for the los
Of much properly be suspected that there must be
thieves about the pvsmisss, ssd accordingly he hired
man 20 No premises. But sti tho property dis
appeared - fast ever, and Mr. Boardmsn Obliged
q, I,s, TO ocpsui, With dettv. Eastsne upon the sub
oct Tho officer advised Mr. boarcmap 70 marx the
bales ouch that they could be easily dcnti.
merry 0n sstureav last Mr. Boardman opened several
sales and pasng s'ps Of paper inside q then. PACKED
himself ~ tEe store. and a nsauan, when
tic premises cloeed, be ascended 10 the
@ naa Sc ~ ~ ws = The FROM, - n,
Baf oman prcmxcs Scarcely bad he been 90 tic watch
more ih bali ar hour when be no,cei some pitch
inv sst bales u ~c m VI. hfth story W the
yard below. n. wool quickly transferred " Junk
SOP nc Of Mr. sosrdmsn's store, and then
.ins3w cloeed Here the key a. the whole
mystery Subsequent cqar-s showed tba, John Agrcr.
ton ihe porter In the hsot of locking up In the
store f,'tnd q hs, famed iohn Msnonat Wien nSht
course of bsirs ~ wool ipio the yard, aai iu-
m. i.sse'y Afterwards ADsrsx Ryan, the junk
desi~r, wnu'd DRAG Tie stolen gs-is into his
prt aDi there bite them 90 searching Ryaus place
the deatieAi baies IN which Mr. RArdmsu hsa piAosd
btrg questioned he stated that he bad bought the pro
psriy several works ago ana snuily denied having
fLnaa ne feseix.r A. vel a. the thieves xerc ar
rested esisrday and being nrndght "a tho lower ro
tee tosrt AZ the tomhF tSey were July COMMITTEES Tor
trial.
Airxnr RuGSc as A ArlE--chrstian Got,scson,
urs,c, taken INTO oos,y'y ny ibe T-euty sixth rrs
cpci police yesterday under tho following esramssAaces
The prisoner, apncars, In the habit of riding
ahvut The city maie. representing himself Jesus
thrht. spd calling uTon all sinners 70 repent In his
bssrEues be particularly severe upon the
Coumvo CcuDc1. soi psopa~ssd that u. City
Hail snd Hs cccuyents would be destroyed, like
B<hylor II ODD sfe The cod 81 she y~e-ent year When
brought hsfore srntce welsh fse prisoner hat upon bis
sS2 cash eleven silver ard cooper watches and
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tersay While ieSyms. a. be Thought, svon The pro-
rrrfy cf delirg~~ot parr~d Trautran. st ST. Caral
str~~t ~ vsisyfnns~ enough W CARR cr . wa~h
ant cham valued ~ SIS, belonging the dsiiquenis
sister. MES rrsnsman made complaint against the
military man, ard bad nim hauled up befse Jus,ice
welsh. atd The ancused v~ scsussy bald ,cy kvrery.