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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRp.
Reported or THE TgIsuSr or s geek ending Wedsssds


BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORp
Repoytsd for THK TgIsuSE for The peek ending WefsdsA
May %. 1868
Amount OF stock at market
Cattle. Sheep. shss,s Fat Hega W u
This week. q ......... sd Loaf LEO l5W
Lost week. ...l,Vo f,lS 90 i'U IL
One year ago MAY ~. Isis 1884 $50 Ll@ Ii%
PrIcEs-Be-i. per 100 N. on .otsl weight OF bloc -
low aud meat , Extra $40 son SO; first quality SIT
si3 .O .econdd lily si1 2s0slJ third quality, sl oos
Sls; few chocrs single pans. little over eA$i s"s~
OF the poorest Bulls &C, 5loa Sll
Co,,. AID Young CGir,.-Fair quality. sSesTs E1s~
ssnd sloO; fauow and Dry. so ~ %
Sheep-Per n. live weight. sheared 6a9c unsoesie''
lie.
Fat H,o.-i0ic. live weight. 49, .,..a.
Slo,e,--Wholr-ae ~ sI.c; retail l10iSc Piss s'@"
Veal Calres - SGd -, per head IN lots
Hidss-brishton, i1dc.i County io1s. o9'e
Taliov-7 Q8jc.
Pefs- S2a =! 81 each. ~.,.A ~
RkMAnKrhe small supply ~ butcher. meat ohsisa ~
week ofo.i the buyers less Opportunity ior "a
fud the holdIs much frner than one WEEK Ssy do
week cattle sold unosenly. and shnp ouI,o 4
sh,rp bargains aid uch complain Of an sdvs'S
u m. The cost my BE- advance by smaller Az a., w.,k
ohsl bat cattle sod at over ic w. 90
theu have this The quality OF the oee'es 80 IN roA
last week. that conclude theIe 1. an en' ,snsps
Of about H. & n Though there IL iitte nee' VI ''
the figures IN our tabo Of prices. a., ....., IN the
There were h'fdly sheep enough TO test ths m.s5se
mutton liue the Nor hem sheep were sou ~ ,t los
10. and the Western all on conn.ission. laws as 80
very good lots al T. por head ..s
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Thomas Jencrscn's Descendants.

| To he Idi.or Qf Ths ~ " TSit.sG
SIR In communicating what follows 10 yOn
an aotusied by no selfish motives. bit by simple a.
size that those who have n In their power viii do
thing 90 wipe ont the burning disgrace east upon
country by tho action Of tho ~ Of Virginia In rcf1s
Ing carry tho will of the great Thomas Jeerson
aud doou,ing his slavcs--sonc Of them hs own chill
dreu--and their descendants. 10 perpetual Slavery.
am detached from my regiment to ASSIST IN taking care
Of certain cx slaves who for the time being are thrown
upon the protection VI tho Goyernlent Among them
are some Of the slaves who formerly owned by the
author Of the Declaration OF Independence. One Of
them. What Burr. Is pous. intelligent old genem 10,
who remembers Jefferson WELL aud whose father was
ono Of bis body servaIts during Tho Revolution An
other IIcnr, Flood IN guairoon should think) Is A
grandson u Thomas Jefferson, His father who Yves
named Thomas Jefferson by his slave mother, you'd
pass for IA white anywhere. Ills ron aud the O.i
pious, Intelligent man and member OF tho Mc,hodist
Church. lie Died only % year hgo, having lived -
years after being made free by his fathers will, but
never having agted that freedom which wHsJefcrsons
lat beGnest.
Yhosa facts arc capable OF being sabsanua,sd the
satisfaction OF any one who Ia dcsrious of knowing
them. Henry Food andou, for and capable OF, AZ
education; and any one possessing Oh. means, md
desrlous of contributing 20 the Improvement Of the
cOiorcd race. cannot 10 80 more effectively than by
rendering him assistance, | mn cure ttat II any fmy
have they would share IN my desire and ny feelings,
and wonld deem il an honor 10 assist hin. Being az
old soldier who enlisted before large bonuos came H.
fashion ara having always served In the ianks, can
not render him much p6cuBi6ry assistance howey Dr.
| can state his to the benevolent aud good WHO
can and viii a-stt him and know ol no snrcr means
Of doing than by making these simple statements 10
YOU would sugr.i that m room 81 mixing innch
display owe, the ases -! the io ers Of the Republic
" ho resided In the "Oll Dou Mon." the "Moihcr II
Prfsdcn." We collect together some of their " hlsce
genat.d' defoendnnts, the result ~ ihe,r weakness
ito cnll IL 10y no haIster nanc) ard rec huw much
can do 10 facilitate their ciJJymcnt Of "l!o. hb'rtJ,
and the pnr. n Of happiness. remembering that to4
h mot Tie God Of the dead, but of the living !
must add that these statements were made 10 me with
out the cast idea Of their proving of tho slightest
them and that this H. not written at the oociiato on
of any one We have here u par, Ctffe nan, sv the
name OF George keHyciy, with no drops negro blood
an his yeI.a' WHO las been slave Gl ls III. Bat am
lnakiag this too lengthy. aud must close win be glad
10 answer any Questions that may be- fs.cd Address
Co. II, Hell y. Y. :. v, Washington ID. g.
lourr. truly. DNHOrsif PRIpsTLEY
CaE4D mar Maactrstev. "a. May T. hos.
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THURSDAY. MAY 25--P. N.


Gold is higher, opening at 1856 and selling at 1859.
he closing rate was 1871 and the extremes Of the
Gay, l35al3ss.
Government stocks continue firm and larger
business than usual is reported. No sales were
made at the Board of 1905, but privately the
inquiry is good Certificates Of indebtedness were
hrmly held and only offered in small lots. Railway
mortgages and bank shares are deal, in sparingiy.
For First National 2OS is paid. The miscellanc-
BUS shares are steady; Canton sold at 36., and
Cumberland ct 42,. Cary improvement sold at Is.
Railway shares are excessively dull, and CON-
mission houses are doing next TO nothing
mot enough 10 pay Office expenses
Leading stocks are in good borrowing demand
but the market shows no signs Of advancing from
this cause The stock market has little support
outside of the usual circle Of professional specu
iators The sellers Of 00CO shares Of Erie at 49,
seller co days, have notified the stock for delivery
1he party buying it has already sold it at &C. making
aproft of over 100000 At Second Board and
IN the street the market was dull and heavy, with
few transactions Of moment. The narke
closed steady. Atlantic Mail was stronger and
sold at I5. The closing prices were: Enc, 70.
Reading, 9il Michigan Central, 1884! Michigan
Southern, COZ Rock Island, 95i; Fort Wayne, sii
Money is abundant among stock houses at Sat
per cent, and in some eases is reported. IL COM
mercial paper no change.
Trade is firm at the current quotations: Bankers
Sterling, GO days, ll0; Bankers Sterling, days,
40, a llOi; Merchants, IO9 1907; Francs, long
Gate, 5.l2l; Francs short date, $40
Freights are firm, with fair business. The en-
esgements to Liverpool, per steamer, are 300 ties.
Beef at rs. 3D., and 200 boxes Bacon at 20s.; 10
London 100 bbls Pork at 2s., and per steamer 100
boxes Bacon at 2Os; 10 Glasgow, 200 ties. Beef
Of Sc; to Hamburg, per steamer, is tuns of Butter
Of SOs. a brig was chartered to the Bristol Chan
mel with Grain on private terms
The business Of the Sub-TreasuIy was Re-
ceipts, 5000 1875 54-for Customs, s332, geo; Pay
ments, 81 ,370,37O 2lon account ofLoaD, $lOl 900;
Balance, i6l27,7l0 80.
The reopenng of trade with the South is chang
ing the course Of trade, and goods are not coming
70 the sea-board so freely. For the present month
che traffic OF most Of the leading roads shows an in
crease. Great exertions are made for business and
rstes are not sustained. The Chicago Tribune goes
10 far as to express the opinion that the receipts Of
leading roads are " cooked before publication in
New-York, a statement which we think does in
Suetice TO the roads.
The steamer Arlol arrived from Aspinwall this
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The steamer Ar,cl arrived from Aspinwall this
Total. .sse7 se3 II

At Boston there continues full supply Of cur
yency for the frst-class borrower on CALL at per
cent, with a s,l limited demand ordiscounts and
best names are current at per cent, with higher
range for names less favorably known. The call
Tor business purposes is light
The Chicago Tribune Of Monday says: The
weather during the past few days has been unusually
warm aud the reports from nearly ali parts o! The
Northwest are favorable for the growing crops. The
Winter wheat looks well. and the crops will probably
be earler tran usual The crop Of Spring Wheat viii
probably be large, and wss sOwn early - qrshy
will doubt be good. The planting viii soon DO
over and the farmers viii then haze tune 10 bnne their
surplus produce ~ market when our receipts Vii begin
70 improve. At present bands are soaIcc in The
county but before harvest expect that aiee pOf
Non Of the Western army wi be discharged nom se:.
s1ce, which vii greatly relieve sglicutuiists.
The week commences with a very moderate demand
ycr Money except by mere spectators and business at
She leading discount houses 10 dull The supply Of
!ebcy at the banks is fair aud good commercial pa or
u readily rissed at ~ pr cent per an'iIn- On Tie
efeet there IL rather more doing, ana RACES trer
"a e9nenee o. the banks refusing 10 discount 70
ula'ofs sho Nniskey operators Tie usual range Is
A@z per cent per n1. but higher rates paid for
advances on LighviLes.
Inc frodace markets. continue tiled and irregular
IN consequence OF the active speculative moveIneut
which Is gong on. flour WAS steady today; Wheat
s1t anced Sd3ei Corn declined ale. Oats were active
Ald cCsed easier, UghW.nes declined 5I6c per gaOD
and provisions VI ali kinds dull ard heavy Ffe.gts
DAN and Ic. per bashel lower on grain TO Buifl0
Al pf seAi eEc ssiF large Meet oi vessels Ia POI
bat in consequence OF the disparity in prices between
fere and New York there is very little produce going
forward and many Of tle owners are csctargng Their
bands and laying their vessels MP I'LL nproy eInent
takes place AT presen. rates. vessels cannoi make the
Sound trip and pay expenses.
TownseId. Montaut & Co. held an auction Of
Woolens, &c. Carlisles 200 yds. White SPOOL
Cotton, 1900 brought &c. pefaoa. White Linen
Tare, 900 yds. IN the reel s. 81 27-inch Black
italians varied from ~ 70 &c.; and 32-iLcb w.
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II is stated that at recent temperance mee.'

II is stated that at recent temperance lneer
inc a, Elmiro n. Y. the Rev Thomas X. BeeeheS
brother OF the Rev H. W. BceoaeI' toox SsSana "a,
;ntn,oaranc lie snid that he had so taught hom h4
,nt and that he should do it agn nthat he advis So.
Messrs. Brcs Bowler to reballd their brewery IA sa
;n,ras; NJ the temperance cause that lie had Dar~
-, n,J al. in his cellar; but there Was scarcely ,
saISon in Elmira where glass of good ale colid y
rrocured as he had tried almost every one ana .aa'
we formed temperance ORGANIZATION ron tne us ~
tail abstinence we should act contrary TO sciences s
80 contrary to God, and should consequently fan
Heynemann, who owed he would walk lro%
Boston 10 W sshinRton In case Gen Lee sarleh0"~
hss accom- plishsd Lis pilgrimage; time. % days
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iAdyertissInent.I

HEADS OF THE PEOPLE - hlcnaN
Golden. the Orator and Refermef Mf" Ds LsadA
nier tbe Dramatic Reader The samese Twin, and hsh
Children. kafir Witch Doctor. and the Assassin Of In
President with Portraits. How to treat tho conqasssla
Revengs;p A Sensible Prayer; Religion and HedAs
Puaysouoor Examined; The Lepers The Beard. Bsssap
on a Horse; Dangerous Eyes; "sIsss OF CHAnAo,nP
Soul Life and Body Life CouRrsnIP As 1T SHOULD ~
much other interesting and instructive natter In the PHAsse
LOGICAL JOURNAL FOX June. Only 20 cents by fret po
Newsnen have it-Address Hessrs. FoNLEn VIVA
No. S3s Broadway N. Y. All ile six illustrated hss hso
Jan. to June, sent for 81. tJ
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sold At 80: L6s Il H:ssSsres vcre tispo.ed at
Ian average of Vc; 81 Cheviot Ooatings, - 40;

sold al sc. Th6 Il 1t1eres vcre disporod at
an average of Qc.i 81 Cheviot Ooatiugs, - 40;
e-4snk Mi1tures,,a E,tlc damp, q 70. &c, the
attendance snd was o. ~ moderate wThs a'gus
and drcss SOC 81, shaVis &c. The linens sold quite
rapidly, ano a very fair prices The 20 were quoted
az % q o| a. DO. 42@47c: Some tIlsh an,hs Ners
sold To- cash at prices varying fror GO TO o6c ths -
towe <fag do brought 3s055c. The Russian o1ash
VI <ed ice the German do, nc: sslO danask cloths.
n OF and gxiI at 81 C5 The sx4 besehed spot sold
ft an 26 I7A2s DIE 4obed Huck tow els l6c "a beaohed
sheetug 81 Or; Ia at 81 90; l2X4 g n, and Ia
Barnsey do. Of 81 Is This sale wes attended with
much animation AT HegecIty d Co.'S there vas he'd
one OF their usual ihurtGey sales OF ribbons, winch
passed with considerable eelH the prices being hrn.
kobbe 4 1.orllcs also had sale of Woolens and
Furnishing Goods which Was characterized by some
bYskness.
Fisk g. Hatch report their subscriptions to tho
/ $40 Loan for two days to DO s25s $50. First
National Bank, 100000
The subscriptions 70 tho third series 7o3-iO
at the Ninth National Bank yesterday Amounted to
s255, 200.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TBs City Oh
New York.
Nos. 90 AND 20 PNE.sr.,
DFPosIIoRY AND FINANCIAL AGENT on TIE UNIFIED
STATES
| Have for sale, ready for delivery,
| UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NOTES,
Convertible. at maturity, into 5-@O GOLD fARiSo
BoNDa
Also.
UNITED STATES rc-f0 DoSps
UNITED STATES Gao BoEDS
UNITED Stairs f-lFAa CrR1FCArEs
! We also collect Government Vouchers ara of''"'
and attend to other business with the 6oVefninehh
T.. {. CALHOUN President
Z. SEAMAN Cashier.
HENRY CLgws ~ Co.,
Successors 20
IyUnroRE. CLrws Co.
BANNERS,
No 70 Nnlst, y. y
lcovrpExENT AGssTs gOR THE SALE or THE o. s.
1910 LOAN.
run Commission allowed Bankers, BROKERS lnsnr-
anc, Companies and all parties purchasing for otheri
All denominations on hand ready for immediate de
lve;v. -.
ALL MINDS OF L. s. sECuRIIiEs BOUGHT AND SOLD
Accounts OF Banks. Bankers, and individuals, 70
Iceivc-4 per c, lt allowed deposits and daiiy bal
aneos which may be drawn for without notice
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JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS IN MIssOUR.--Ih1
following appointments have been made by Con
retcheS of Missouri to ell vacancies in the judiciary
the State created by CYdnances OF the State Convex
tion:
Judge Of the Supreme Court-Wa.ter l. LovesoA
Robert NJ. Field (dsclined). Clerks Of the supreme
Court-Thomss Bftgers at St. Joseph; William y
Ssaallwood at Jefferson City A. W. Mead at St LosiA
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CIRCUIT JUDGES AND ATTORNEYS.


BURNING or PROPERTY BELONGING tt q
CATHOLIC BIsHor.--Bishop Saith Of Dubuque, 10 4
communicated t. a newspaper the following aecoun u
the destruction by fire of property owned by b
On last Wednesday mornings about o'clock. ~
stable coachhouse, splendid horses grain. &c, re
all burned down by the foul hand OF some Soutlsrs
secesh, because | had ON last sunday strongly con-
demnea the assassination Of late lamented aud hon
ored President. forgive them, and may God forgive
them. Loss about $1,000
CLEMENT Bishop Of Dubaqun
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KILLED BY lYDIANs.--lion. Gilbert w Hop.
kiur u member OF the Legislature. hnq Superintendent
Of tic hlnIicola Copper Mine, rnd W. Wrightson 81.
peIintondont 81 tie Santa Rita Mines. were both Killed.
by the Apaoh,s On the ls II March, while within sight
oi Fort Puchahsn. On the road to Iubac. They woro
riiinf cn'muies, aAd wnro shot with rifle ball. Mr
Carlos Smith who was sergenntat- rms of the House
during the session Of the Legislature last FAN shot
through the hcnn with ride ball by Indians. while
going from WickenbGIg 10 tie Nuliuls lode about tho
middle 0f March. A man alth Lgn escaped. AbOnt
tie g1ih Of March Mr.. Sommers WA shot and killed
come four miles ills eide If Wiokenburg. Mr. John
Dickson WHO was travelling with him. escaped, carry.
ing with him tho dead man mule and arms.
Arizona Miner.
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lAdyertsement.
SOLDiERs' HOMESTEAD ENTHUSIASTICALLY

hendy TO such organization invited TO cai III
and leave their the Office OF the New OH snd Te
nessee Land Company No. Rectorst.
L. {. LOCKWOOD, Conductor Of / migration 70 Deswue
Is. kRAsELs CLARK, No. Park pace; =, -
z. c. SCHuLrxE, Pros. of the ~ \. 4 Ienn. Land Va.
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CITY ITEMS.
PORTRAITS OF LINCOLN AND WARRINGTON

PORTRAITS OF LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON
An excellent messotint engraving by Sartain from a
photograph of President Lincoln Is published by Brad
ley Co. Philadelphia and is for sale by their agents In
this city 1t gives spirited and faithful likeness of the
revered original and will doubtless command wide
circulation. The same honse have issued similar
CRAVING OF Suars portrait Of Washington. intended
a companion piece to the portrait Of the ato Presi
dent Both eugravngs executed In the best style
Of the wen known artist and form appropriate and
attractive establishment for tAe drawing-room or
library.
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ReceiDss nj rsroduee.

MAY ?5-laooo bJls. Flour. 376 bbls. WHISKY, 76C
bbs Corn Meal, n, 800 bush. Wheat, ECO bush.
Corn. 81 w bash. Oats LJe2 Bush Barley, $40 pkes
Ashes api0 pigs Provisions 200 pkgs. Lard. l.eO0
pkgs BGtIer l,72l pkgs. on Cake.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT - Betor. JuSs.



Below IL The opinion ~ Judge Sipinan IN the
-, -. ,r,,,.a s,.,o.. mn, 10, p.oL.,c, ~ 90. =.
oNo Vi '"o UNIV" ''"''' 70" - '"N~e - 49,
hrief notice OF which We pullishel Yestcrla,:
-
ofi'iON' 90, So. ,
SUIPMAY jim the Sprng Of 1851 lJ6 pack
ages OF tea wer- i pped rom Ciua por II New.
YoTS. c0n.gned 10 aud owned BY Edmund Dovdpon Co.
Ii. + ru wa, located iu Keloni Va where it, mernbs.
resided aud rse dealers IN gfoccncs, n1'ins trat
Samuel faxons son 60 ~'ro n'cllni .n ard resided
The City Of k,w soss and bad isf bug "s been esf
e Oh, condgned 10 the ,ter Newly and wi en- proper
acea generously the agents II tho former IN NV io
. dse,,o, osts ~ d. vo,id pTot 81 as"
lasge quantity Of -four which hrd been shipped abroad aud
bad made advance. on The ol which tie lsr lnn wef
On the 3tl Of July, Aal Con-tess paved act entitled
An At further 10 provide fo tv collection Duii. on liE
fois.' :. ~ 49, p 81 go, :" S','n PRO pro-
t.s -, sJ 's' ns ns; "a piIs'.n = o. we
refe he scis In force ior "a, PURPOSE approved
Feb H. lT5, shall have called fih Tho MIN, 20 suppress
combinations against me !sw. OF me bnt states ani to
Cause the be duy .recnied the insurgents shall have
failed dpc,so by The time directed BY The pre'iient and
when fsd insurgents cp 20 act under The asihory o.
state OF Sato Snd uc claim not discausd r.prdilr
~ the Ier.ons icns The functions Of sovgpms IN such
pir. tleleof wherein such couibnlons
exist suci insuro,u,n be supIfo,-d By such state
States then. ia such It shall be w fol ,r tho fr 'itr
by Proclamation to decslc he inlba,. Of such t",e
afe ofiosi-con agsing' the lave Of tie United ,nd
,hcr,npoa al consreiaI n'ercoure by aud between lac
siar ne cns thereof ths ciil-n. ., tho re-. oi
the United States shall aud be unlawful Ions
oond lion Of ho'ty stali eoue ed oil good. ehattrl,
Tie ports o'e United s'scs ard III 10 such state
or section b. sad or water. Shall togca'r with tie
such state section be forfeited TO the thi,d state"
Jhe.s are 90 .L' .seSn o., hey have no ma
The Contingency contemplated BY this Aet having rrien
Tie President ~ Purnanee hss.of he G ay 4 August
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fAdvertisement.l
ELECTRO MAGNETIC BATHS, No. 10 Lsight-st

New York for the cure Of Rheumam, Neuralgia Psnlyss
&C. ard the elimination of Mercnris Lead and other pooe
from the blood. Send for crcUsJ.
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BOARD OF CouvoILmsS. SALOONS,

&c-The Board met at two o'clock yesterday afternoon.
the President, James Hayes. esq IN the chair Con
currence had upon tho resolutions requesting the
Police Commissioners either to abete the concert saloon
nuisance place strict police surveillance over tAe
requesting the Mayor to convene the Board OF Health
on the s Of june next If he decline 10 do So then
the Common Council, IN week aiterward, VIII coll
yene itself Board of Health TO abete exisnng
nuisanees., A resolution was adopted requesting the
Mayor TO adopt plan with view OF receiving Tie
RETURNING, regiments which are now on their way "
this city. ia appropriate manner. The board tneh
adjourned.
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The STREET CLEANING MATTHR.-In pursu.
ancc Of adjournment the Street Cleaning Commission
met yesterday in the Mayors oce. response to the
wishes Of the Commission. suggestions were received
from several prominent citizens with view to the
modification Of the printed specifications. One propo
sou was that all the refuse Of the streets stonld be
swept into the cutters and from thence carried through
the 10 the docks. 1t il not necessary, perhaps,
10 add that the Commission did not favor this PROPOSE
tion Finally 1t was concluded that each OF the Com.
mission should have equal power in the settlement o,
disputed que ions As TO the contract II was decided
by the Commission thai II should DO made IN the n,s
u the "Street Cleaning Commission" and not Luz
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty Of the cry =" No"
York" Adjourned
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converting with female, he was Get upon By The -
and robbed Of 90. Justice Mansfield committed G.
prisoners.
ARREST OF AN ALLRopp P,cvpocmrr -.yoI

-H1s'''f OF tn I'HTE"EU IChFOOkE Es-OVul
Mara was yesterday arrested for having picked ~
pocket OF Jeremiah Shehan Of No. 81 Parfst. Of q
yer watch while riding in Third.aye. oar. JUST
Ledwith committed him for trial
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Mr.. Charles Hilton has become Chief.En.
gneer Of the Ncw.YorS Cent? Al Railroad in pacc Of
MI George L. Gray. Mr. Charles H. FilLer is ap
LojIted AssstASt ~
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coI'pT clIpyp,R-Tg,s DAY

SUPREME COuKr CIRCUIT. Part I-Short
r-re. -,.os 9la eiS Part li-No.. 1918 1885 61t 10,
20, l5r llt l4 1859 1876 iH 100 1881 1914, llIc BIZ
l.O4, g64, 1871, ieSf.