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The Primary Meetings.

The voters OF each ward at the Union pri-
mary meetings, this afternoon, will elect del
egates to the Convention on Thursday after
noon, and nominate their candidates for Al
dermen, and constables on the ticket. The
people should make 1t their business to
take part in these primary meetings. The
polls will open at o'clock p. m., anu close at
ha!fpast7. The call Tor the Convention nu,,-
lithed elsewhere, furnishes the list Of voting
places. Let every man turn ont and see to It
that unconditional Union men nra t1rct,d
, 1863-04-15
Dunr.D.

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and ro; ,r.;. u = x'.h TIC ah,.e sount
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, 1863-04-15

NE. CNlTTKSbEN:
Dean SM-The Di1ectresscs of the
Chicago Nursery and Half Orphan Asylum desire
to tender you their unanimous and htartJ thsnts
for the valuable Sewing Machine which you have
70 generously presented them, and join to their
thanks the hope that the kindness and thoughtfal-
nees which inspfred the gift may bring 10 ron
thrt ugh life, their appropriate reward.
Mns. u. RHTSolDs. Ecc'y,
Mr.. GEo. CH17TESpES, Ags Ut 70. Wheeler &
Il Liz a EeWi1g MatliAe Co.
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70 stes@ss,p lasis Adams Havana Scot a. I'm VITA
mdse ana PASSENGER. q s.oGord T,ss,on Co Was DC
Lane sse st 3 Isl days witt soes
to Isss 's "'isa "s s%s, s
steamer painted DrirS Color steering SW Tore suo at gs
tow probably the Thos scott with the J DAY In tow,.
Has had continuation OF and NE Winds the entire
Cycoa.. ifon Havana fer New York - II
Brig ihiwig Holyers Norwi Sonamen ieghorn ~ days
with marble rags &C. 10 faneh. Mcncsr wend.
Brig Dapper 60. Ipswich. Eng, Howard Rrdeing. 8,
irig Roser, Move Berry Barbados isdass. ~th "dse.
Ser AGyancs ro,Ier TURKS Islands &c days Win AIT 70
schr David csmp,el (sr sssssl Linrsa. CO. e days,
sclr John Snow. drsnl shaee. Ys IL days With spar,
10 g L. SnOv
Schr Hattie Low MHrntorl, stony poat lsr B.rlia
Schr Ne spogi. Turner Stony ron, Tor I,,riia
schs While Sea. Li,,cheid, Portland. Ne. sdass.
Scir Telegraph. Nesersou Bosom
Schr J Frazier Mcaill. Boston das-
Schr Mmiel, Tarbox. Boston fox Nenpoa 70, o.
scbr Bolivar Martin, New Bedford
Schr Oheo stevens, proviucctowD.
Schr ANA Gardner Providence,
schr Gn.Lric ~ ienieT Syringe Hewpoa, bonai 80
snhr BsaninsiS. Bsgs.. Djghton Tor rousaacepse
Schr Mary Price. k!izaid. View lioren.
Sehi Cameo Pendle Oh. Caaneoi.cul River,
last 10 Arthur Icaiy CO 9h uaS-od Cape Romano,
spoke ganbos, Clyde bloc Ssdi.g, al vel
via srestwss N Dais 70
Steamer trsnkhn. Young Ba,inore
Sieamtf Marina Crosby. Baltimore
s ss.%s1 x aSpsTss ssss fsis
Slean6f ii Massey. sml.n. Phi.soclphl
Steamer G. v skcr koscrs. Ph,lass,pha
steamer Massey smith, Philadelphia.
Slcamng Caeries rcafscn Mash, Boston wa pfoyldcac.
BELOW, :. =! -.''.s-s-
s W. 2 Z = 49, Misn. u -.
islh7shlp sonerssyhirs t,rls hs.h Rose; i,eae Ste
Sisters Ida Abbott, Linda Anderson and nhcf OF schrs
icih-Br steamship Olympus. - &
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TINE INVASION or MEXICO.

Manifesto o. ,Presidcn& Juarez-Note 20
tho tournaments OF FriendIy Powers
American Unity. &c.
fresdent Jaarez has through his Secretary OF state
scaos dc Ia Fuente addressedander date OF National
Palace San Luis Potos July e. 1864 note 70 the gov
ernme0ts Of friendly Powers, ia which he reccs tho
facts connected with the French capture chshc capital the
forced removal or his cwn government to San Luis and
the farce enacted BY Chs ccaocil OF Koebs declaring
the empire and Onotirg the sceprc - the Afchauke
Maximian. Ho anlrins' tina, only a fraction Of she
country suecctcd 70 inc French authority vand that
Tho rest Of ia animated by the Rona! ie AMI Is de
ieruiped ony maintain II, bus q, rcsorc y in the
poias whcfsh has boon iuterupted by the triumph of
night osor right He recalls the historical fact that ia
the o. undergraduates the capital remained subject to
Spanish authority down to tho latest moment without
that Affecting tue existence Of the repabc The treason
commited IN Mexico he regards as 4 base crime;
bat ono not peculiar TO the Mexican people;
as prorod by history and especially by that Of France
and neither horo hcrc docs tho existence &C traitors
justify the Invasion Of state and the annilation Of its
sovereignty. Tho inerventon OF The French Involves
only srieyoas outrage 70 Mexico butts threat TO
all nations, wno In reality 1t only sub Gets to humlIa
is but pure phaniasy for the iutnouso majority Of
the rcpnblic. Tho note conc adcs thls-1hs
undersigned is persuaded thai these iaots ami
sidcfations will your government approve the
protest which the, Mexican government hereby makes
uganst any rcguls.Ion treaty convention WHICH the
may have part and The government f the undersigned
also hopes that yoar goverhment viii not recognize the
said regency and empire as tho government 0. Mcscc
slace IL is mol truly other IN law or in fact.
&8 N.-@&as AMERICAN UNITY
weekly Journal, called la Aaacvcd has been started
atZocatocas devoted ~ tho idea Of Amerinn unity IL
has for Us motto extract Rom Of Tom paine's
political works declaring that America ought 70 belong
only herself and that the cause the
not simply 10 lborato city aprovinco or king
dom, bt 10 emancipate continent. NoT the close OF
long editorial article 6xpoundng thus idea. lind the
following paragraphs:-It would be an insult to Our gov
crnent 70 suppose that object 20 important has act
compiis1mout with energy and resolution ON the
contrary t suppose thai e iose,fms las been Tfipe and
that neDoations ave fai Ud,unced vs. wish TO qCckan
Far p0ssb:c tho idea OF American uuop 50 much
desircd by all The governments Of this connt aul 20
urge ministry this rs tho rrndpa object Of
all its Efforts, because u ~ 10 ts territory and re
Continental policy, ne speedy o'yans7sio Of hnricur
Congress as nrcessa,g. o5sotutcia "cr Ssary. tm
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Tn junk DgAtsRs AND Their Bg,I.-Thc junk dealers
OF this city have organized association consisting
Of about three hundred members, who have each paid
dollar into tho funds for the purpose contetns
right o. superintendent Kennedy 10 compel them
the ringing OF their bclis while plying their trade
quite musical To- hear the ringing Of changes on bells
when tho execution is artisticaily Accomplished but "
cannot be denied that change from the present system
adopted by the junk dealers TO call attention TO their
business would be looked on by the general patc az
spector Boolo has this matter under his jurisdiction
will take care OF 1t.
BETRAYAL or FEMALE fSSotxxos.--on Tuesday a.ght
officer Shabney OF the Seventh precinct brought young
girl uaned Sarah J. Fordhan whom he found wandering
destitute through the strects the station house The
unfortunate gr who Is only seventeen years OF age,
stated that Saturday as she loft her parents hoc at
Riverhead, L. L., in company with man who called him
self John Stewart. On arriving in New York Stewart
took hor to the Lombard House. ~ New Bowcry, where
he robbed her OF hor virtue, and left her Monday
morning. taking with him her clothing, iewelry &c Tho
police took charge OF hcr and officers the track
OF her heartess botraycr.
DsowSEp.-on Tuesday evening, boy named Law.
FOWLER belonging TO the schooner +. Blake was
passing rope from the vcssc TO pier NO. North river
when boat struck the schoAer and caught the boy
head between the side Of the vcsse ard TIC pier The
unfortanc lad crashed badly and fe ato the river
since which nothing has boon scen Of the body. asa
oae,ssuoy.--A council meets tt-lay the Fifth ave-
nae ,ap, st church crdsB Camnond Kennedy chaplain
elect OF tho Seventy ninth Hghlapdefs Mr. Kennedy
will Join hs reglmcnl as soon after his ordination pos;
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UIvAsA-Btca msbp Baxse--C Horsrll Asto vcssps, N
FsrchuA and LADY, Miss RAiychtiA Mos a farnalcc
r rsi sEss.sS .nss * SssISs ~ wv
t.oAa,s asa th.se ehildsss, 4 Ee.nAnss1 pssaaiS
~ ompssn. Leblanc Tomas. fstephens. cNTloaban,
Fowler. Fowler. nseen, y ienaSs, heFrcf,
Grove hrs Dreux. Hareos. y BanacAnd 81 9a a.s y,
rormrss Monnom- Steamer riAnet-bept.o wonre.
Hopcrct aud LADY. Taylor
HavsrA-Bars Abcrtna-s Battle, aAdy three obdIsu,
and servant, hicoas 0orcia, Jose do Armsr s.fss
LyfRpoore-Slcan ship Olympus-t'raas WaghbDurnc aud
son waterbury Conn, Anthony meKeaad o,aasoy ".
Thornton. baltimore. N DaoR baltimore, Mr. aud Ard
Honarc Bscoe and three children Mr. and Mrs Juan ier
nsadey and two children-snd nifty Ia the storage,
I. VERA 0RUz-Bark Rapid -Jeseph Vigil and fsdg Joss
Anoro Rubis and sdy. Victor Duhansl Cap. Stooksr
Aristotle Pierrardy. James lyman 7 Wurieaberg John
Francois Came Charles Bertrand, John PQgg
Juos sacohi jacques Wafer Lanen Walter Manuel Que.
lewis Raferia Antonio AsueierA
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CorOsaers' Inquests.

Ass1e,oCs CASE BsltsyUg HosrnAhs--AbJut Two
weeks ago Coroner Naumsnn notified 10 hold an ante.
norton examination in the case OF Gertrude Webcr a
domestic rcosaty In the employment, Of Mrs Margaret
Rcmus q No. all tAIA s,ree, weo u was alleged had
oeon asy beaten BY her mistress because she Insisted
on Wishing tho house after she had been discharged
The investigation resulted In verdict against Mrs Rom.
Ing and her brother, Hermann Eek who were hold 20
bail 10 await the result Of the wounded worans Injuries
The injured woman conveyed Bellevue IIospital
whore she fingered until Sunday evening, when she died
Upon making post morem examination Of tho body the
doctors atonisbed 10 Ind evidence OF
recent miscarriage The deceased had been under their
charge for week, and hoy had not the slightest sus
picon that Sue was Hs IL Is dicult say when
the abortion ras procured but II IL the opinion OF OF
the ply scals VINO witnessed the post norton examina
ton that took place about two three days her
DEATH Whether the operation was performed before
after she catered the hospital makes but little matter
far as the concerned IN ether case they
are equally 70 blame for discovering the real Sahsg 81
the Patient sickness and should be held responsible
MTa Weber was supposed 10 have had her ribs fractured
And wes treated accordingly but when the post
examination was made the parts found 10 DO unin.
iured Coroner Naumann will investigate the matter To-
day.
land, aged twenty three years. died 1t tho New York
Hospital yesterday from the effects OF injuries acciden
tally received BY being run over by train Of cars on
the New Jersey Railroad. Coroner Cc'l,o held in.
quest asffss
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10 raE hpiroa os rus HERALD

Kar WEST, SEPT 8, 1885: (
Astappeafs from tne putac prints aud from err
vatc correspondence that an erroaeous nrressoupss
baby based upon the sad condition OF the steamed Ala
bamapreyas gcerety at the North. 10 the elect that
the yellow feycr has been epidemic hero vii be 70
lief TO our friends At home yoa viii! state paper
that far from this bong the Case not becn
single instance Of yellow fever or Of anything approach
ing to IT, either this harbor. during tho
and tho health Of the place Is remarkably good
in every respect 50 that there has been hat
ever ia TACT FOR tbc slightest interruption OF our
renewed. NN NAVY. II
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L. Barrsds. Peruvian Minister 10 the United States;
@. Merriam, Of b. ingned; W. James, OF Rhnebeck: H.
NItchsl, Of Bradford. England and > y Msrqusnd, Of
Boston, are stopping Al the Brevoort House.
Major General Napier, Of Toronto; WIN. n. Swim and
family of New York; Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter. Of New
York; James Anthony OF worcsster James II. Bald.
VIM d New York; b. B. Williams, Of GEORGETOWN, d. c.
Mr. echrimpcn Of Oubs; r. @. Thompson, Of Cuba. g.
T. RusseIl q New York; A. Z. Maoomb, OF New York,
ard A. d banday, u Cubs, are stopping q ths CLARENDON
Hotel
Va. =. Dusn and iady, y New Bedford; s: D. Ransom
and Nr T. r. Grant, ogfroy; r. D. Casss, OF Tennessee
r. n BASS aud family. u Ioueve; Dr. Morris and fami
" a PhiladsphA; j. o. Gardner, .. Peabody and
inily q New YORK end j. A. Trewbeidgs Of New Jersey
arc stopping II the Everett Hcues.
MAYOR Richard waIiach, or washington; G.w Fisk Of
Bosscu r. G. George, Of Washastoa; W. s. stewart Of
Phiisdslpha; O. n Planning, Of Maine; Paymastcr G. w.
ABBOTT United states Navy; Hon. D. r.. Smcs, of New
Hampehro O. Shun, OF philadelphia; H. D. Rollins aud
lady oStcu. are stopping At the Metropolitan Hotel
f,eu Lawrence United States Army: A. Jenkins Of
baltimore VIM. Mason Of Taunton; L. lawrence, oe nos.
Tor, s. L. ST. John. Of Canada West X. IL Waterman and
r. " IAthrop, Of Albany; y w Drexci and d. y shcr.
man, of Chicago; J. Hanny, of lake Superior, NJ.
ysrpes Of Nashville Col Logan of United Stafes Armt
(andor q. W. Graham Cairo. and csptan Bradley. OF
Un,lci state, Army. are stopping at Tho g.. Nicholas
Hole
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W AK SINskr-fcoHeIt &ND - =.
The following approved Masters aud Officers haze rscsyss
m fssioos from tniz As.oc.zion.-

No 81 Wall srsssr-Rcoss2 n sssss fs' :.
The following approved Masters aud once rsosyss
commissions from this Assocason;-
Captains David Ross. bark Maria Ross; Joseph aesab
S Ss ss Ss ro 5sSa ns rs dA A Ann
Theodore Julius tmatcl ship Tcnsssads Henry Peters
ss.s s.nr psS Hss @ Ne.
lac; es1gs Hubbard ship uo.ing. John coys'snsy
Pa,nai orcShcd s,eamsr Louisa Moore; cBsrcs
u DAYS. sehr smte.o.ias DAVID s,.rsuek John nelson
earh Taisi SsSs Alma; stewart. Ganlncr scar dsri
bald, Amos LOOMS; nbeneser Williams .saff.
MiscelIaneous. M
Sur SANTA ctaus t0i Boston,. Hopkins from caiiso Zoe
Hausurs abandoned Ana .. IN lat N. lon Is Grow
saved The built in Boston in 1854, 1850 raea
Ai.. and owned by Niexerson, OF Boston. t.t s
AsFRicAw L,orps-supplemcn Tor Sept IS has been
ceived the rropreors Messrs Taylor, Hartshorue
King rs wall street, II contains olasshcations &c. OF
steamers 10 ships bsrks br'gs aud IS schooners
large proportion OF which vessels
otvsrus, CaptMuir OF the cunard ne sailed
yesterday FOR Live rpool H,a. 4.
sr LoseystIow, T,comb from csliao June % for Ant
in distress, ieaty.
sWr gro RAVES, from oaao for England, remained At
Valparaiso Aug ~ repairing
ss,ss rcsS e, tons hiss been sold BY auction San
ss ~ Yesterday ana sowsd ao Hsssts Cove for era
S e Mystic has been sold 70 p're'n
';;:; q ";T q! %';e % - o A;.
scua KALuA $50 tons hes been sold BY auction al san
FrNncisco for oe3s0. cssh - :
Notice 60 Marlners. M
Liohr N AscairntAco AND ON coAsr OF sypiA
Taslsusr DsfAssusrr, 9yncs Llssrrous. Boar,
The Turkish govcrnnea has given notice that on Or abo,
the month 81 Sepembsr the following lights viii be erhb
led the coasts OF the Islands Of I've hpclasc
EHros 49, M@E FL
every minute, frcw the summit Of the point Of rashs
rsiand spalecri group The iight will be elevated 2t6
feeL sad Visible a. 10 inlea Position, lat - r. lon
Two Ied red verra light. on the mole on the north aide
OF entrance OF Post kaso the high light viii lie c,es s,ed
80 feet aud visible ~ niles Position lat 3s - 20 N Ion
2Jtg u p ~. = - +
nsed white liehl Of the fourth order on the summit Of
Paspsrgo Island The light will he elevated feet and
visible al " mes Position lat ~ IA 55 n. ION 70 II ~ r.
.MN. cuIrof scsls SuovA -.
nvet white ighton point of entrance % Port vsh
The light viii We elevated W ee and bic al obs~ Tue
possion given 10 lot ~ 20 10 N. lon Dc - " l..
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THE NINTH DISTRICT.
Yesterday the Board OF Exemption OF The Ninth district
continued their seasons The headquarters 10 sevonh
avenue There was nothing Of peculiar interest during
the day oher than the usual routine work done by the
Board Captain Charles T. Jcnkins the Provost Marshal
OF tho district presdcs, and dsposes Of each with
his accustomed rapidly aud urbanity. One claimant
before the Board yesterday and asked for exemption
the ground that he the athor or three mchecss
children under Twelve years Of age On being aud
qucstiopcd Wy Captain Jenkips the facts or lc oae
stated 70 ~ THAT tho mans wife was living bit had
asandcncd him. leaving the children behind A nice
sesycd hrs decision unt until he shoiM boar Pro-
vost Marshal General Fry
Tho following src tue cases decided upon ycsterday
Samuel larwooa n &. pssois. ' wsn Rossmaa. Ed
y Wagner, y: IL Doatop W. Homes. W. Carrie, G. Wool
ey, J. Tutkes. Ed Newton I. Kecgen,J. DooSy !. u
yers, S. simms, y. Martin, ". Jawion. D. Golden. T.
Detsch g. Lyons W. sioutenburgh, Breen. A. Forbes
suRSIsa.a scgsriroas.. ~
H. Browning. e~,A Nex4eNtx -
John y Wolch. G. Farley. Charles Caney. IL. Calyo.
Geo. Clark. Eiitott,T q. laurence. Lawrence Mccon
nell, A. Butman. r., Falcott, H. A, Rcdenstca, J. H.
searesl slichao, Quinn. Inccn acqaip, John X Thorn
W. i!akioy.w. Banhaa, n. stibey, NJ W. weanipg, ~,
~ oSiy soss or WIDOWS
James hu!ing, \. Grccn'y, w. cooncn, A. AAbesis
Johu Campiou James Stevenson, Thomas Kolhan, Il. H.
Carter G. Bcnsioiu J. Hair. H. G. Meyer, H. Strackeht
George Hedge, s W. nav,sSc. conkliag. G. Woods, O.
=. UgsuIyAatxe,sss or Age
George II. Baker. John Croter, John Faidschef oha
penson. John HanngRn,w w. ID. pury j. Drain Long
X. Murphy, A. Acke man, T. Hall, A. Iundy, t.sass.
sos or A0KD pAesNSs.
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The Draft "a .ae 81. ct Distrios.

Tho Board Of Eurolnent mot yesterday at o'clock A.
NJ, for the examinations OF claims for exemption From
the following syuopsis Of the proceeding will DO seen
that business very brisk and tho looks il
tbcwnoic Of ffsy per cent which included in tbs
lato draft, via not DO called for
The number OF cases examined on Monday and Tuesday
was III do. ON Wednesday 80. Passed as hold for
vice, as. exempted. over age, a. do. disability, 10,
aliens. 10, in ssrycc, l. only Sun widow, furnished
substitute, Informal papers. Total, So hf.-tf5
The above Is tho result Ct half drafted from
Richmond county. staten Island the Board meets again
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shoud DO repovssd BY the ward comtes before eceoa
De taken, which was adopted Alderman Mclaughlin. OF
the Second ward cnted the OF Cornelius To0ey,
Victor Francis aad William Oxford "a substitute q wi-
liam Mandonl IS worthy Of roef. motion 70 grant
TIC required reltef adopted Alderman Strong sub.
United the forms OF AFFIDAVIT ,aed for persons ciaf-
ing relef Tho forms accepted aud the hoard ad
ioafUed tiil this mornuV ~
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OuIEANs.
Fox Notwithstanding Roanoke from Nsg YORK. Scot
10 asl:M.
FoR Riac sfok IA Ac--Searshp Flaniaseset from REV
Yos1 Sept From KipgsoD. ia. Seiit :.
Fos 5r Dosrs.o Oiy. &c-Stcamship faba CAN. from
New YORK sept ~, at 2 r. agl.4WNN
For NASSAU Asp HAgAnA-Stea usip co-,ica. from New
York Scrtfe 1 . AN.
Fox Erv misunderstanding Creo'e. from New yok
Sept -, st..Pa.
Steamship Evening star rrom Now York 10 A. PM.
Slesnsa,p Locust Point ICON New YORK aeP II. at: fM
fs.. SPECIAL NOTICE.. s.se rs
,as; cri packages 'rsrdd 70, no Niy soss ass,ae
should Dc cpssS = Naf4
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+ III e ID II A # r.
solicitations and Exemptions.
rsr FOURTH DISTRICT.

rho s,ard Of Enrolment Of the Fourth Congressman
district again yesterday morning at tho headquarters
az Captain iool Erhasdt Provost Marshsi Of the dis
t,ot Yesterday Was the last day bearing claims to
exemption untcr conscript act OF March 3, 1906
which was me reason OF tho fsesidont's prcclanatoa
suspeudns habeas corpus, a. to-day dies 81 soldiers
viii DO after denqrens and desertefs y wh9a
tho privilege 81 Inc habeas corpus s denied Inc Board
havo passed upon about thousand cases since their
orsaufatioo ghch Il about twoirds Of the whole mum
bsr sra,t,d II Z the intention o the BOARD, however
4, eonlinae tic session daily from nine O'Clock IN the
moran Nnt ave oolock the a!orpco. % dispose Of
an clam q exemption not yet presented Ter want 4
have nyarabg adouraec their over for the timo
being These case viii be taken up aud passed upon on
aud alter tho 2Gth day 81 tho present month. viii be
vol therefore FOR them hold themselves rcadaess
TO facilitate the business OF the Board as much
IS possible Tue usual CROWD q eohscrpls lhonseo ne
badns Yesterday ihe Beard pusAsa Business ahead a.
basiaess since their oreauzaton. gsntleman
Soqea street ap9esred esors lie Boara in obedience
10 ats summons 10 eained exemption on the ground Of
bong nonresident, which was allowed. lie stated
that hehad been drafted Districts viz sln tho
First district, from his country residence al Nowo@n,
ss g. s Vest snd Il s s n sasS
cG s s Is 4 II s 's Sy ds 'ssss
seniaTaS = Maale-re Provost Marshal l.. ,..aa
20 less hsn nine seos;aies all q whom were s,Is neg
Comitte PAID the sum Of tso thousand seven hundred
sss1s aS ply q 1ss
cIear profit 70 the $l2T boSies
which The oouscrifisfof whQr they were dbarai may
have raid the agent of apparent swinllng, IN
which German substitute, named ,Gustage Var
lnehtana, the victim diEcog cred by one q tue
soldiers guard the building. II appears that Van
Luehrnann-whc cannot speak word o. English. and has
recently arrived the country -eonsen,ed 10
20 as n Substitute the place OF police
man attached Of the lower precincts,
VINO had been drattee. The money he received
appeared 10 DC and curiosity led the soldier
guad the substitute rooms TO ask the privilege
Il examining of the notes This csamnation led
he discovery that hundred dollars Of the money Van
no As ..
low dcscrip Ct Of these bills caution others
against being deceived Provost Marshal Erhardt has
transmitted tho facts OF this John A. Kennedy,
superintendent OF the Metropolitan Police. The following
The description