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D,yGyRousLY WOUNDED BY rHR DISCHARGE


oy A PIsIoL-A CURIOUS CIsE.--Corcner Cover yesler
d.y held nm nnte.mortem examination at tie New-Iork
Ho,ytaI IL tho case q Morris Miller. who WA danger
ousy wounded 10 tho meek BY the discharge OF pistol
whether accidental not cannot st present be deter
mined The wounded man states that about O'Clock
o. m Yesterday he down in the doorway OF the shoe
makers shop OF Joseph Co-ten. No - Greenwich-rt.
aud with the proprietor about the late war
in perfectly friendly manner. pistol Of rev pat,
terra lay neal emu he picked up and examined It, ana
then return ed 10 Ia CosIen. They colseTsed soDle
time longer. still IL q friendly manner. and
as he turned to 20. Costein slot mn, MN
In the neck with the pistol. lilo II positive DO dd
pnrposey although tlsy Ind never met before On the
oher hand several witnesses are equally positive that
The psto Wa in the hand 81 Miller at the time u was
discharged The Jury rendered verdict that me sad
Morris Miller WIS wounded by pistol shot on the loth
Of June Ieo5 bnt whether tho pistol above hfed "Is
in the hands Of the said Hile or tie prisoner Joseph
Cnlstein the Jury unable to determine On TUG
repditoa Of this verdict the Coroner held the prisoner
10 hail TO avail, the result o Mois's lnJiils Inc
wounded man is native OF Grimnny, aged % years,
has been bt one year In tie country and Attached 10
The % New.York Cavalry The prisoner Ii also nc
tive of Germany lie declares that he ana nor shoos .ho
soldier and says tho pistol was In the hands oi 'ne
latter when discharged.
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Regiment Light Infantry N. q. g. N. Y. New.York.
,Jupe II 1p6s evrlains Itself

Col. VINCENT GOLFER Nesc- York Sac Asenf, Ner- York
COLONEL: Your communication addressed to Col X.
L. s. ford, commanding the list Regiment, New.York
in reference 10 the Of tie s Regiment eim"fy ~
him referred 10 tue for answer, has econ received.
am happy to repl that proud Of the record o. our
NeS.rosk State t!ooe We viii willingly extend TO
then. any fsvcrs that lie IN our power
have directed the arm0rer in charge OF the nrrory,
to Opon the snme n. sny time you choose 10 order IT,
iema,a, Colonel your oh dent servant.
JoHy X. LIyERsoLE. Adjutart
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AUCTION SALE oY THR DRAFT WHHMs.-
N~.,, Led. A. Miner sold on Thursday the furniture
aud other property belonging to the Seventh. Eighih
and Ninth District Pruvo,l Marshall Office. including
tho wheels u.cd In the late drafting Tho properly
GENERALLY brought good prloes ana tbs 1Iun wheel ~
ths Seventh district bought BY the agent o' T. T.
E.rnun FOR SO ST. that o, tie Eighth District g. and
thai vi tie MINT. District fee shHiHsI
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The Guerriiia stewart.

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, June "A. 1868
The guerrilla Stewart was not executed yes
teray az reported having received ten days respite
At the hour assigned for his execution.
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Disasters.


A correspondent ct squan Village n j. writing June 10
..ys. 1lis dsy about - . schooner osded with pne
nh.y aisma,ted and abandoned the beach about
,hs M, a. sou,h Of Sauan Inlet Her Lee
frsm her appearance
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Aioux Indian Murders.

OMAHA Wednesday. june u, ls65.
About 500 Sioux Indians, in camp fifteen
miles west Of Fort Mitchell. and supposed to he
iiendr this morning attacked guard OF 100
der Capt. FoGks OF the nth Ohio Vet'rsn Cavalry.
Killing Capt Fonks and four men aud wouDdng seven.
Ouite number OF the Indians we're killed. The In.
diane crossed over TO the side VI the Platte River
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,,en,on vho mas knocked down and robbed IN Union
square at al cniy hour on wednesday morning proves
~ have be.n Nj William T. Is. wig ~ Morris Otse-
go Cuanty y \. The robbers we're caught AID the
property recovered 10y officers Nier and Ihoro, OF TIE
Twentv.n' nth Precinct. Justice dodge comihii'el
them for trial Tie full particulars Of the easo have
been vublishod ia 1HE Tribune
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Fire Nc Saginaw City, Mich.

DEIRorr. "WEDNESDAY, June H. 1865.
The largo saw mill Of Wright ~ Co., at Sagi-
nav City with million feet Of lumber. ws destroyed
BY FIRE to-day. Loss $4,000
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IAdvertisem~ntI
PINE APPLE

p,Sp APPLE CJpgR.--Dr. TALBOT's Coz.
or,,K.Yxp M.pIc.L PIsx kPPLs will cure you u
van are sicL and you well viii I.evsnt -iehne See
n, Advertisement IN WEgELr 1nIDusG from April ~ to
NJ n l,5 Inclusive Send for Circular. On. ounce sam
n bottle sent nee by receipt Of DC TO Pay postage
u. T. BABBIrT. Soa % toH ""hht'ons|' ~ l.
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NRW.JERsEY ITEMS.
JERSEY CITY COMMON COUNcn-FoURrn OF

JULY CElRBRAuoS--A regular meeting OF this Board
Of Aldermen Of Jersey City held at the Cry iia
on Tuesday evening" Aid. Paugborn ~as elected car.
man pro TEN. The sum Of 81 900 was Inappropriate iol
The celebration Of the Fourth July. aud committee
consisting Of one Alderman from each Ward "-s ap
pointed 10 make the necessary arrangements. Inc
Board then proceeded TO the election OF Presiheh'
and IL ballots were had without g choice. The candi'
dates were AID Earle supported by the regular Dem
cra,s, and Aid Decker supported By the Reform party
Alder man Decker then and said the Board h.u
been endea, oring to effect an organization for nearly
two months past He thanked tho members Tor their
devotion toward him. and after Withdrawing his nano
nominated for President. Alderman ii. n. Edge. Inc
ballots had with the same result "a heretofore ater
Which the Board adlourned. Up TO the present tune
over 40 ba,ones for President have been had during
which tbs Board have been equally divided nine each;
while 10 votes are required for choice, The BOARD
has transacted some business but there Ia question
as to its legality.
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enough for the pusations Of Liberty viii respond to the
calls Tor the primary meetings for the election cse
gates and take measures to let the light oI knoWedBc
shine IL 70 the dark places Ct tie State.
This an hour such has never before occurreu !.
tho history of NewJersey, hour frll OF he hc'vst
responsibilities Let Liberty be oar mistress .nd sue
viii giye n, iny banoinc-s. peace lna prosperity. Do
not let Kentucky beat ms in the Every consius,a
ton appeas 20 J rseymoD TO strike .or idpciN Nv"
while the Iron "a hot. rad all viii ye ven. ooine o''
then one ard all AMI declare fer Tsfifci,ion
ISa.em (N. j. Standard. June IL.
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ZIG STRAwBBRRIEs.-Mr. James W. Faux
ner Stamford, Conn. has been awarded ~ me Ameri
can Institute at their show the first premium for MS
'redhng strawberrybo.h for the best quart and tho
three finest berries. They superb.
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n. schooner Orsns tof Hampden). lumber laden. -
ia ysstedsy IN tow Of pilot boat Jane No. was tow -
o Can. NAV 20 TO the Woodlands when the wind coming
ant fresh from The N E. with strong current setting 70 The
Ard vas obliged let her so shs probably wsns -
ths beach IN two hours Afterwards
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The citizens ticket was successful at the
New. London Conn municipal election last Monday
by an average majority OF 20 over the Republican nom
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PRIZE FrGHT..-Dcnnis lIorrigan Of 81. LOUIS
and Jim MrCar.y Of Phil.dephis had mili' at Fort
Jervis on Tuesday. They fought 10 rounds IN - mn
ncs and lIorrgan was tho winner his opponent being
badly punlsled. The stakes were for sJOO
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FIREWORKS. for public or private
du,y. owing TO IL. great maud should be received ef
aurr II filed at tho EIceior firowork Depot FUNSTON
6CoulLD No. 9Dryst. Ncw.iois.
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

In shin Athers om Bremea-r Storch. A. Storcn, J91
Storch Nina Chari,ine. Augusta ChulSie, icA CInaes
ria JshmHn, Susan Crate.
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CORPUS CHRIsrI-The festival OF Corpus
Cari. The Body Of CAris) was celebrated yesterday
in all the Catholic temples OF tho city At an early hour
the churches were throused. High Mass and Denedic'
ton Of the Blessed Sacrament we're offered M and i'm
posing processions wended through The as'es OF TIC
rel ediaccs
On this festival Ia Catholic countries the ceremonies
are of yefv i'm oppressive and solemn character Long
uroce,svn. Of priests AMI other rtigu, IN soutnne
and surp..e acOiyes With burning apcfsncense &C.
march along tie street. in Toe midst Of kneong ana
uncovered mul,iiudc chanting rs hey move s'bS ~
ceIebrat.d hyup Pangs l,nSsa si.g q my tongue
Tho ceremonies n 81 Fraucs Xayiers and the Church
OF tie Hedemptoriss yesterday 10 this city were o'
solemn and imposing description and nWarenhy eee
attended II both chIrt Lex-
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ATLANTIC BOAT CLUB.-.At the annual meet
ing Of the Atlantic Boat Cub of Hoboker held Jane l.
the following officers wore elected for the ensning ysI
President Theodore NJ Tuthii, N!cc-P.osideDf. VIZ
liam 4. Frnk; Secretsry Charles b. Tu:hii; Treas
urer, Matthias Il. Arnold.
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IAdy,rtiseInent.l

CHEAP CATERS. -CANTRELL Is selling on his
,ock of s, ored CATERS less than cost price eau ara
YOUR his essb ishnent No 5lJ Broadwty
Letw@tn Eey. and Twef the best pHcs In the ciy
Tor the prooura. Of feet covering Of every DESCRIPTION
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A UoUsR THIEF ARRRsTED.- Detectives

A HOUSE THIEF ARREsTED.- Detectives
slowey and Niven yesterday Jaw man turn the corner
Of Fourteenthst into SIthsve. having In LIS Posse'
sion a large bundle. They followed him, ana a. 'pe
corner Of Thireenthst overlook him and demanded 10
see the contents Of his bundle proved to contain
quantity Of gentlemens clothing. valued al s,oS
which the man. who gives his name as alnnh ia
claimed to have bought from man In twenty seco ~,
St. In the pockets Of Of the coats 10 lhe punus
was a tine case Of surgical instruments. lie was ai
rested, and the detectives subsequently, Tnnma.
that the clothing belonged 70 Milford jenkins nouns
Kenneth night editor Of The World and Mllhau y, y;
Keyes son Of Msjor-ien Keyes, D. a. runs' a" ~
the New York Medical College-all boafders ~ w.
East FouIteentL-st The prisoner Was rtcofnne W
some of the inmates of the hose rs having been sen
scriptiou of that found In his possession On searching
his house, No. l0G Ludlcw-st number Oh Ia"n ~ ~
were found. showing that he had pa"heu eoVus W no
amount Of over Oh 900 the proceeds Pfopaps VI o.n.
robbefies. lie is a German peddler, aged - JeaiA
Justice Shandty committed him Tor trial
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THE CANVASS IN NRw-JRksRY.-Calls have
heen made in all the Counties OF State so far AS we
have seem for the assembling together OF conventions
,h fienI OF the Ordinance Of Freedom and Its rnti
Gceon h, New.Jersey, TO PIT the machiner. IN motion
tbni will bring out full vote Mt the coming general
slestiou Wa hone that everybody WHO has hcaiI mg
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-srEcraL THnx-Juss la-Bsfors
Justice EoBERrsos.
Decisions.

SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcraL TBnx-Juss la-Bsiors
Justice koBERrsos.
DEClsIOSs.
Joseph NJ Lane agt. John IL. Borss.-Referred
"a PhiloI Fugses TO hear Ac James Bitxie sgt John
opened and clue restored g. the eslruia
terms John E.. Bhss sgt Hefhen hreshie-,Inunci'9n
cou,lnrrd AMI Il ca,., sdourr,d Hh Of July l..
,n,, az, Thona. g. suhC with snendmen's settled
TRIAL ypx-lryg l3-B~i0f-t bisf Justice hiBsRrsos
ANOTHER MONUMENT OF TBE STRONG CASE
Strong agt strong.--Thls case WAS again al
our.d Monday next owing % the eortnsd lne's OF MI
Iiey The Court Will, ntiuang that another counsel must
b. und that day. refused TO orer peErhptohsJ ' oe
Before Justice Nc uyH
DUTIES OF LANDLORDS.
Alonzo +. Robbins and another agt. Richard l..
Mount executor Ac-ILe pantifs ta.ed hon one LT MOI
fat the lower portion u the building No u NoItb WI
Inc miner norton was leased 10 others After tho death OF
Dr. Moaatt they continued 20 occopy under their Lease III
Anil 1855 on Saturday night Sunday MORNING tho water
thereby flooded damaging ths a. and fancy goods oil "hch
a.. Of the plaintiffs consisted. TO tho extent " e
claimed of some $1,000 aud compelling them 10 suspend
b. business days to their iuIt'ef danrsr .ey
now claim his dlu6c against the infant chdf-n OF MI MOI
. A, th-iT aniori Sons efforts were made 10 connecs
the executor with H. and to show promises shu "ee~sions
OF Mr. Moflti which ruled out The Judge ~ chfs'
ing the Jury rolled the Suspension o business orhs 700
remote dinr- and Ion 20 them tie question oil nssi:ehco
NE Jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff. oI ssJ 40
David ID. Field for plaintiffs JaesI bisdy ios aesnoA~
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBEHs-Juss la-belore justice
IS0RAHAx
DECISIONS.
W. A. Spencer, &C., agt. Isaac Merritt, &C.
Motion granted with SO costa William A wilson asI A.
comp amt in " Gays to pay $40 costs OF motion
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UosprrALITIEs by THR SEvESry-FIRsT ktdl'
Msr.-Ths following letter, dated headquarters 'iS'
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FAIR OF THB AMERICAN iSSIino n''
managers Of the American Institute VIII hoiu ,non
The 10th Of October next q. the srmory In tocr'
teenth.st
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The Admiral Dupont DisasteS.

The following are the names Of the persons
saved and also tie missing from the Admiral Dupont
-
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The Mr. York Daily Dmotraf tie only Ueiman hepuo-
oan morning paper IN thu. city. has again enlarged It's
=, q, IN tho old standard.
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William H.Pipor. 9Th NH. James Nesbit
Frank Hays. Samuel Owens
Abel f. Gutherson- W liam II. Albcrtis.
Thomas Buns Samuel Duncan.
H. G. Parsons Cornelius Mahony
John Bushnaw Stephen A.Newman,3 n.
Abel II. Wilson. Frank Ridley.
Daniel sullivan Lew Sherich.
X 1T. Blackstone. Cd Mass. \. ID. Spaulding.
HEAVY Artillery 81 II. Bull l03d Ohio.
Alber, e.; Lee ?th Corn. james A. Nelson. 18th XIV.
julius Dalton, 7ih Conn. Charles Philips. 47th n Y.
James Lynch. 7th n. IA. Daniel j. Whitney. ll.ih
Join Hewley 4sth y. Y. William Mahon, ll5th NY
julius BarneS Robert Pickens, l24th Ind
Charles W Pu.dy, Henry Garvin. % U.S.C.T
John Holtou, Wm Ii. Burns. "a U.S.C.T
MESSING.
Geo. w. Parsley thJ. ). Jesserhnith Mass
=. IL 4. Scaici servant,
" Wclch 81 " " John Dali. Rebel.
I, Ponies Eahs l.. Burns l5gth \. Y.
v BRYCE. .tjth o. Il c. .wm. Conklip, 4stb NY.
= Eourhton sOwen 6nyicr. 81 n. Y.
NJ Butler JAS Donahue 47th NY.
j. Jones John 5. Carl. l5Sih NY.
~ Howard. 81. McMsnn. 4sth y. Y.
T. Lewis y. Barnes, 45th NJ Y.
Those marked with star are known TO be dead.
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DEATH OF SURGEON WHELAs, q. 3. Nat
a meeting Of the iedcsl Officers Of the u. s. Navy
held nj the U. S Naval Hospital. Brooklyn June II,
s6 10 express their feelings the occn'on OF the do
cease II Surgeon William whean, u $. ~. late CHIEF
Of the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery, tho following
preamble and resolutions submitted aud passed
UAerea. It Ira. ple...d Divn. Providence 10 remove from
. speI, ~ duty end usucf tie ate heed OF the asaieA
Corp. Of the 4. :. Navy, therefore bsr -,
Rc,otss That iAte ssd pleasure In recognizing ,ht
eminent A nd WORTH both public and private" "h.eh d'
tingui.hod the character n the lalnenisd dr,caaec
Rssored IDat ,ympsthr, mot deeply aud tiroefe y
with family I'D hlend feeling that our oss IL only second
to thsifl
R,.,d That copy Of ,hs.~ ro'Ouiions be sn'uitsd to
the family The decesssd. , OIL,
Is. r. BAcBH. Surgeon U. s. ~, Chairman
{. LvEHsPIELp, Surgeon u. ;. ~. Secretary.
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SOLDIERS RELIEF AND EMPLOYMENT Asso-

SOLDIERS RELIEF AND EMPLOYMENT Asso-
cIsTroS-A meeting o. about 20 ladie, and gentlemen
was held on Wednesday At the Metropolitan Hall, sixth
ave. the object Of which 10 consider the claims OF
The returned soldiers upon the citizens OF the county
and to advocate some for heir assistance
and support Clinton Roosevelt esl was called 10 the
chair Dr sheppard being appointed Secretary. A
long discussion ersucd tn the best means 81 carrying
ott the objects Of the meeting. Ia which lr. Beech.
Miss Emma Uardingc the CHARM an. Col Goodv IN.
Mis- French. and Others took psrt Finally the fol-
lowing resolution adopted. and tho ladies' hnd gen
teinen wlOss are annexed were appointed q
conmitte. 70 arraI 80 IT,. preliminary step
R,.r,d That returned SOLDIERS have strong claims upon
our ypztles psrcury a. ese who iess die
ebed bs wouna. By di.-s.e by debility ssd present
rxt AID n.t cl. io nd,idal AID Organized .fort 10 d
tn-se 81 country. 10 ses hta into some po
ton u scEsuppou IN city on country. =.
Iii d. Bucsiln Mss r. Hard n,e. Nrs T. d. Frsneh. Mrs.
: 4 IogAn Col r. D. Goodwin. Mr.. =. w spaold.nG, Dr.
IL d. shsppsId Dr. WLi;eehuIch. c. RossveIL
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SPOKEN.
Memoranda.

Brs Menonsh, from Portland bound S'-Juns ~ "' ~
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IrypycTIoy op Tug SEyBYTY-NIgrH HIGH

INSPECTION OF THg SEyBSTY-NIsrH HIGH
IAspra RrGMESr-Col. Madhof inspected the 7Hh
Iee iment ". G. s. n. Y. known as the Hishlanden.
"Wednesday evening. at Mercer House. SiI COMPANIES
were rresept Numbering about 800 men Active prcps-
ration. will soon be nad~ for Increasing tins regiment,
commanded by Lieut.. -Col. Elliott. II 10 10 be hoped
that the regiment viii meet with tie success III recruit
inc which th,ir noble courage IN BATH for tic Union
ard the sacrifices which they have oonsecrated ~ II
entities them To.
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The FERRIS FEMALE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mo ExEncIIs AT GRACE CHuEcH.-The closing eIer'
OF the Ferris Female Institute took place yesterday
at Grace Church. corner Fhsve. and Twenty FIRST st.
The church was decorated with tie Nstlona. colos ana
large number Of ladies were present on the occasion
TIE music was under the direction Of Prof r. r. Mhi'
ler The exercises opened with the singing o. an
anthem by the pupils. after which an appropriate
PRAYER offered by the venerable and the reversed
President the Rev DR. Ferris ard tie reports oi tue
Committees the Compositions Of the Academic anu
Cocgiate Departments read. together with the prize
compositions in each. A chorus was then sung. SUD
seguen,y, SIX reports read, from which appeared
that iderable progress nsdc by the pupiis IN
the various departments OF industry and knowledgo
Ihe Odo 10 Peace:
"Wecome thy reign, Peace"
was then sung the awards distributed. and the address
by the Prosident delivered. Then came the parting
song
How sd rid the sun,hire ths, sladdens this 'eene,
Comes the thougit that to day We must part,
Thai the tobd which sfcc ton has ever kept green,
Mu.t BE- severed Ia day In the heart"
Next the closing hymn, whcn the bened'ction was pro-
rogrcec aad tho exercises came to close
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HEAVY FORGsRIEs ON TIE BULLS HEAD
BANK.-On the forenoon Of the 18th list John T.
Parker Of No 65 Eas. Twenty fnh-st introduced 70
Mr. George W. Willett, Cashier Of tho Bulls Head
Bank John NJ. Hodgson. stating that he was com
mission merchant OF his Acquaintance. wlo wantcn 70
open account In tho bank Hodgson after the nsul
forms OF introduction had been COMPLETED stated hat
he doing aheavy business lived near BY aid thar DO
would prcbhl keep ffoD 90 to 5000 on del"st
In the bank. Hc then deposited 600 IN treasury
Notes and n cheek tor s2.:e7 on tie Chtthsm Dals
purporting to be drawn by En-. B0llon boat 2"c"eh
p. n: he dew from the bank 81 so Soon nitcr"aru
the messeng ger who had been sent it'll the CHECK ne
had deposited TO the Chatham Bank, returned end re
ported that n otged Under ordinary circnm
stances the check would not have reached the bank
on which il drawn until two or three DAYS
had els psed from the date Of its deposit and knowing
this the bankoiiicer supposed be would eudearor TO
repeat the experiment. and therefore, sent Tor Capt
Waing OF tue Twentieth Precinct 10 he on hsrd III
no made his appearance just before the closing
Of the bank hs again came Ia ard wanted to
deposit q check on the Hanover Bank for el,eo0 o.
plrpoitng 10 have been drawn 10y Ch Allen. IL -
needless to Md that this. too forged. Capt. Vat
ling then arrested him. and searching. fouud In his
possession two checks drawn u Lis order or st OIL
bearer on tine Bulls Head Bauk. for g. 10 and sja
respectiyely Both fully prepared for prcsenta-
tion. The accused Ii a naive Of England. aged *
years OF fine business address and fascinating manners
aud l. said 10 DO guilty Of similar TRANSACTIONS ~ otner
localities. lie committed for examination oy jus
tioe Dodge.
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Before Jnftlc~ nc CfN,
DUTIES OF LANDLORDS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBEHs-Juss H.-Beiorc Justice


W. A. Spencer Nc., agt Isaac Merrtt, &c
Motion granted with i 10 costs William A wilson as- A.
J. ur-Motion granted with costs unless psntih serve
comp ain. in " Gays to pay $40 costs OF motion.
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CITY NEWS.

SATURDAYS CONCERT AT THB PARK.-The
aspect of the heaSens on Saturday after.
noon prevented the usually immense attendance at the
Central Park though those present were well repaid
for their VISIT for the temperature was delightful and
the coudyaied sun made the promenades and lounges
and sails on the lake vastly more agreeable than they
would have been under tho glare OF burning day.
The atmosphere in the vicinity Of the Park was de.
liciOus,
AS bshny as Aspasia's rosy BREATH"
and the odor OF newt hay. which came from The
reshcut grass recalled sweet memories of stream and
strand of field and forest Of groves and gardens and
filed the relaxed mind with visions Of beauty and the
Respondent dreams of that fair and soft Utopia which
Is all the more real because never actual 10 every
ideal adoring soul The programme OF the concert was
not as well selected Oh it often Ia, but the music was
well rendered, and the brief time passed there was
most heartily enjoyed by the thousands oil citizens ana
strangers who went to the Park on Saturday. and Id
those melodous hours dreamed the dream that Is ever
falling like fragrant vail over the hard, cold maroe
of practical existence and which the rude hands OF CIR
cums.ance and necessity are always snatchin nahg
nantly away.