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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
ODD-PELL0Ws, CONVENTION.
Session Of the Grand Lodke-Firss Days
rroceediuzs-Non,inIti OF Grand
GfiCers

The X. w. Grand Lodge Of Southern New
York commenced its annual so sion Wednesday morn
ing, George Snyder ". W. Grand Master in the
chair, and tho following Grand Officers presents John
j. Davies. T. w. y. q. Master; John Medolo. r. w,
Grand Warden; D. W. G. Langdon Il. w. Grand
Secretary; Jacob Russell, X. w. Grand Treasurer;
Nicholas L. Petit. W. Grand Marshal; Rev. X
Travis. W. Grand Chaplain; A. Bambergcr. W. Grand
Conductor; j. c. Aitkiu, W. Grand GuaIdaoi Chas.
McDopald. w Grand Herald
Alter prayer by X W. Royal G. MILAN, the Grand
Lodges received and referred the Certificates OF cleo
tons " the representatives TO the Committee on Gre
denrish cOripssea Of y. O. NJ Frouent OF No g.. r.
q. Knapp II No. 9. and VanderVoort OF No 32., who
reported them correct when the members were adult
ted to seats
After the transaction Of some routine business. an
Adjournment was had until o'clock ?. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
The Grand Lodge resumed business at o'clock p. m.
A large attendance o. members was present
NJ. W. Deputy Grand Sir Sanders Oi the Grand Lodge
" the United states entered the lodge-room. aud was
received with the grand honors. II. w. Grand Master
Orr Of NewJersey and several othor prominent mem.
bers Of the Order also in attendance, and Invited
TO seats next 10 tho Grand Master
There were cases Of appeal from decisions OF tho
Grad Master or from the actions Of Lodges under the
Jurisdiction u this Grand Lodge.
Tho report OF the A. W. Grand Master George shy
der was then presented and received with many sgns
Of appreciation. 80
II contains The following interesting statistics Of tie
last ak morths term ending July l. lst3
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Political.

The concentration of the entire Union
strength in the Knoxville District In Tennessee upon
Ne u2p. HORACE Maynard, will elect that gentleman
beyond peradyenture 1t is also confidently hoped
that the withdrawal OF Col Smith In the Nashville dis
tiict thus narrowing tie conte st down to Carter
Union) and Campbell (Secession). will result In tho
election Of the former by handsome vote.
The contest for Congress has already COM
meuced at Richmond, tue election occurring on ne
second Monday of October. Mr.. A. JudsOn Crane
offers himself a. a candidate and promises support -
the constitution and laws. and also agrees to sustaa
Presiden. johnson. TAs Rsputlic indorses Mr.. q.
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THE OVERWHELMING PAvCE.
How not 10 Garry out n Covtr.c,-A Dozen
Streets Up Town Nos Yet Cienned-
Whore the Peoples Mousy Goes.

Messrs. Brown, Dovoc aud Knapp, the Street.
Cleaning contractors are becoming more and more re-
gafdless of the contract which they have soomny en-
tered into to clean the streets Of this immense city
fow streets have been swept in few cases garbage
and ashes have been removed since the contract
made. Jolly l. 1865 and yet the contractors pocket 49,
3s7 so. The people desire TO know what this largo
amount has been expended for.
The following section Of the contract will show our
readers for what purpose proportion Of ths
ssssId have bsan sppr0Dristed
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SwIyDLrya OUa RETURNING SOLDIERS. -Th

| SwIyDLIyG Qua RETURNING S0LDfgRs.-Tha
business Of Gcociag and abusing retured soldiers 10
getting DO very lucrative and general In quay
tcrs and tho papers from the different sections Of the
county abound in variations of this character the fol-
lowing ffonrThs Troy wais being a fair samples
CONFIDENCE OrEIATIoN.-Robert Sherman Of Ross
Valley. Wayne County N. ". was discharged from
Yesterday received his pay 1850 &c., Oat Of which hs
bought Clothes and tod for home putting tho
most 81 bis money in his bootleg for safety.
& T. ss h of
look parsonage, who clamed 90 be MERCHANT doing
business in Clyde. five miles from Rose Va'ey On the
boat coming up, the confidence man informed Shcf.
man Tat lie hsd purchased reaper In this cNy for
ireni IA Wayne County and was to stop here just long
enough pay for it. aud proposed that Mr. stop with
him. and then all go together This was agreed 70.
Ga their arrival in this city this morning. they rad
breakfast az the Exchange and then walked down to
the Mansion House, and took scat In the barroorn-
They had been there more than minute before The
gentleman Of whom the roper was pretended to have
Ueen purchased Game in. and was introduced by Conn-
deBce No. 10 Mr.. sherman. Confidence No. there
upon invited the other two to accompany him up stairs
They did So
Aker some conversation. Confidence No. I Proposed
tor Confidence No for tie reaper. and handed
him a 500 bill therefor. No. ? Of course. could not
change it, his mogey being all In the bank MI s.. OK
courss kindly consented to loaa sufficient amount %
make change. be TO DO reimbursed on the opening
Of the bank VIC handed No. $780, No. passoQ
s20 OF it to No. and then proposed THAI they Two
step into his room and draw the receipts Informing sns
victim that they would be back in few moments. Mr.
y remained an hour so, and then went down ana
incurred Of the landlord If he had seen any such men,
The landlord told bin he bad not and, after listening
to his story advised lin to go to the Police Head
quarters
Mr. Shernan has wife and three children Id Rose
Valley. and has place there on which no owed $50.
His bright anucpstions OF happy home all paid or.
have thus been cruelty overthrvWn Dy uesiRnh8 W.
rans He has bat se5 left
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Lincoln Mon q ment.
To the Editor af TIE n. Y. T'iIyss.

To the Editor 0 TIE N. Y. TSiIsss.
Sir: Permit mo to call the attention Of your
readers to the claims of the National Lincoln Monu
ment Association Of Springfield Illinois All Difficult
ties in regard 10 location have been settled. The monu
meni is to bc erected the remains OF Mr. Lincoln.
and six OF ground have been donated to the Ao
citation by the city Of Springfield Over $4,000 has
been raised Subscriptions now being received and
forwarded by the undersigned authorized agent. Ii Is
hoped that earnest response may DO made 20 this
call Circulars and further infornstion given on app
cation to w. II. HIGHEE. No. Pine-st.
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SALES OF GOVERNMENT CorTOY.-There will
DO no further sales Government cotton for some time
to come Mr.. Draper. United States Cotton Agent,
after consultation with The Secretary Of the Treasury
hes decided postpone the sale Of the cotton on hand
ust the public interests require to be put upon the
market Meantime the cotton IN store viii be put 10
CON pete shipping order.
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YEsE TaNsEL or TRADE.
The revn soSiin Gold SpceuInfion-Tes-
siniony Of Esnne J. Biggs-Edwin y.
Barrett uzt. Charles j. Anthony.

The testimony in this case was resumed on
Thursday morning. Mr. Biggs was recalled and er
amincd by exJudgc Stuart He testified Substantially
~ follows:
ISAAC J. BIGGs RECALLED.
Q. Have you Dccn broker for Anthony Go. for the
sale OF stocks and other property of HE character
A. have and for quite large ainOrni have been ~
employed for ak seven years acr The time Anthony
purchased the Mooseand lie said lac would show me M
Opportuutv 10 make some money; said he would pur-
chase piece OF property In Nova Scotia he and an
otner party had made arrangements for II for 500 COO
e vas good paying property said IL was being worried
md was paying largely, and that n Gov. Gilmore
wanted 10 ate in interett be would sell onctenth In
terest at the proportion which s to pay r Il
told him would INTRODUCES the subject q 1r Barry
did 10, and brought him down. have never been upon
the property myself
z What 10 tno value Of the stock Of the Moo5eland
Gold Company In this city,
Question objected to BY the other counsel
q DO you know whether or not The bonds or stock
notes Of this Company are worth anything In this OF
any other market
Also objected 10 by the opposing counsel. The oh
lection was Overrulod
A. They are not TO my knowledge; 10 my knowledge
the company never paid any dividend MIR. Anthony
too me The property was sold last Fall for about 200
V DO you know OF the existence VI the following
companies: Tho wisconsin Central Railroad. $50. 900
Lansing, Owassa and Traverse Bay Grant Company
ha,nosd, s2oO,OO0 capital; Lancaster. Portsmouth
ara ONO Railroad. slOO0.OO0 capital; Empire Colo
company, soOoc 900 capitals tho Vooango, or the Wor
cester County and Duck Company. slOOOOOi
lVuestion objected to BY Mr. Sedgwick, and the Jus
lice was nccordingy called in who said: "Gentemen
as long as You oannoi go quietly in this case without
my presence, will adjourn 1t iii tho 4th of September
ut O'clock q. IN"
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IAdyef,isemrntI
IN. IT,,

oEsInArHp MRpiouL pDEAPrta CrDsR will cure you II
Won Al, .iek and YOU are well will prevent sickness See
long adyc issn.ut II WEEKLY rKIBUsx nom April ~ 10
May ~ 1900 Inclusive Send for Circular One ounce SAM
ole bottle sent IRE. BIZ mall receipt Of 30 10 ppy postage
o. T. DApBrr, No. 81 10 u W Nhi4xtopsI. n, Z.
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fAdyer'isementl

HERBERT SpENCRR-IIis Life, Character and
Works, with Portrait and Biography. HEsRr O. Car-"ho
he 1, and what he las done with Likeness IN Arsusr No.
PnaksoLolroAL JoUas,L only 20 cent. Ncssmen have IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
CITY NEWS.

MONEY REFUgDED TO TIE COUNTY TREASURY.
file sum Of 600 was yesterday refunded to tie
Comfy Treasury through tie President OF tho Board
Of Supery.sorA
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John Mclaughlin young man. yesterday attempted
To steal horse and wagon valued AT 600 the property
OF Patrick sullivan. residing It No D4 Grandst. Mr..
\ seized tho thief lille he driving the horse away
and handed him over to al oihcer. Justice Downing
committed him.
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DECISIONS.
In re- the application % Charles OFT, on ihsoi-
vrn Obisc,on, overru,d Hcaring set down for
the .th inst a, II A. IA Charles H. Allen as ffman b. Men
ager-Order 10 show discharged Geo w. onpeH ng
llelen NJ L.asrts-Sloton granted MMenfetia Vlols agt
Wihelmna Gau.s Gc.OIder vacatnZ orier ol arrest na
Discharge OF prisoner Morz Won Buck 1T AL ns Frederick
b. "a. settled Papers With Clark at Chambers
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ExRGRTICAL.-The statement in yesterdays
TRIBUNE that Miss Richards met Walter Patterson.
the well known forger, at No. llubertst' IL ms.
take II should have read "in lager beer saloon at
No. 8 Hubertst.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

The BBAvHR-sT. TRAGEDy.-James +. Dram,
whom coroners Jury convicted Of causing the death
Of Joseph Van Doron by shooting him throash she
breast al the office of the hitter on Saturday last mas
ben refused bal az TO the present tno by Coroner Col
lin Efforts still being nadc by his counsel TO elect
that object
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-sPxoraL TERx-Aus T.
Before Judge CAsDolo.
Widor agt. Decentralization granted on terms
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IsoUrsT on A DROWNED SOLDIER. --Coroner
Cover yesterlay held au inquest on the remsins OF d
soldier WHO IA supposed 10 have been J. j. Mccann.
lately attached to tie stu Regmont New York Coyaify
In his packet MAS found discharge paper bearing the
above name, aud dated June .. isOJ The BODY Was
found floating in the dock ut che foot Of
North River and appeared to have been IN the water
about one veok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

TURKISH BATHS, No. IL LAiGHT-Sr -toutS
-G-nteuen TO y. m ard } TO p m. Lsdr" w. "'' T"
pm Greatest Of Lururrs" Try one.
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fidvetisement a,
PRRyoNs SUFFERING WITH DYSPEPSIA, ana oil

dis.Ases ersug from disordcred state OF tho stomach,
shou at ono. bottle Of tho Red Jacket Sfo"dn M
No family should b. without them rhsy arc iot SAFE
BY all druggists throughout the country
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A wgLL.KyowY CITIZEN OF CHBLsaA MISE.

III L.
NG-.SrsprcroXs OF FOUL PLAr.-ou Wednesday morn
ing last about o'clock Capt. james Peabody OF Chei
sea- watchmin in the Navy Yard LEFT the gste neae
the Chelsea bridge to go ~ his home. Since then
nothing las beer heard of him. Capt. Peabody In a
old and highly respected citizen Of Chelsea, very regu
lar and domestic in his habits aud it is feared be has
met with foul play Kossuth hat, witch Is known 70
DO the one he ad when he left the yard has since
been found floating in the water the draw OF the
Chelsea bridge. Parties are engaged IN graphing fof
the body. There was rumor that the romans OF Caps
Peabody had been found With the pockets 10 his coaS
and pants turned inside out but up to Ii o'clock this
morning such was not the case. He was "a years o.
age. mddng hight blue and wart on one check.
boston Traveller. July y.
The CENSUS OF BOsToS.-The increase OF
population during the past FIVE years in this city scs
1865 being 1877. 26i against H. e3 IN ieoo Ine loos
ing shows the rate OF increase: 10 Ward one S1 ~
Ward I NO. LIZA; In Ward Five !, JOSi IN Wara DIX
7s6; In Ward Nine I,57s; in Ward reo. l.sW N
Ward Eleven, 65sl; in Ward Twelve 4.Ai. The
population OF the following Wards has decreased vs'
Ward Three. $685. Ward fGur, 80 "sru S~,vs.
ton OF the several Wards according to the new ceasus
ard upon its basis the division OF Wards viii take
place: Ward One, lISI; Wara v w. 49, w. IA.
ward Six. r. lss, Ward Seven. 1920 Ward Eight
70 ais: Ward Nine, i2.O06; Ward Ten. 1885, Ward
i''''''T ~''o' Boston Journal. July 81.
Roy DROWNED WHILE BATHIyG.-Coroner
Videy on Wednesday held 40 inquest the body
semi shelton aged IA years late inmate Of the Leate
ana Watts Orphan Asylum in West One.hundredsnSs
twelfth st. who was drowned on the 3lst nlt whiS
bathing In the North River at the foot OF -.
and seyenth-s verdict in accordance with the fsc
was rendered BY the jury.
IyCoMEs.-In Cincinnati, David Gibson 70.
ports an income Of e254. 2s3; Oliver Perrne ssS3s
JOHN Shilto sli0OO0 Benjamin Eggleston' INC
George H. PendletoD. .s0o. 60, &C. N + n Aver
p Talbot acknowledges TO t57.3l3; pr. ~
$40 sSS, Charles whitney se647a; John Esrr,ns
e24, 500; Benjamin +. Butler ss3'sss "aA'
ton t21 03l, &c. <,,r,oncamant
o0. a ,his Hesitation begins August TO- on the ssr
noon 81 witch dsy President Boarns VIII p ,ss sso
Daccaiauresto Discourse Inc .ins Of New and
merge on csIsb Lyon Governor Of Idaho also roeS
tne ~ mo Pav W shelton Of Montpelier. W. Aos'A
by the Boston Rrtesde ban"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

SOLDIERS RoBBED.-On Wednesday night
Joseph Martin returned soldier, residing at 10. 5if
Wn.cr.st, and William Duty made TIE tour Of the
drinking dcDs III The Fo1r.b Ward. and after Martin
became intoxicated lis companion robbed him Of $50
snd be discsars, Iager win wGh es elsappsarfssa
I'D Horbitt Of the Fourt Precinct In his possession
found the discharge aper, lu. none OF the missing
money. Hc was committed BY Justice Dowheg.
fe .sleep ia tie dlsrepntabe house No. II North WI.
iam.st Kept by Mary Lace. and was there robbed VI
500 in ireasuFy noes. Ito bad previously ,nccompa
MED the woman Lace end female confederate ih'o
several saloons and drank until intoxicated and OF re-
tur ing iel as cop ard was robbed es above Officers
Ho,bu and Mullen Of the ith Precinct arrested Lace,
and she IVES committed ~ Justice Bowling. OF course
she denies her guilt and says the money was not taken
in Ler Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
I,uerp ny THE FAILING opA wALI.-Thos

Nullry. VITO was fatny jarri few days since by the
~ ing of wall at the o. the late Gro nj tho cor
ner of Broadway and Fulton-st aud who takou 10
tho Aea.York Hospital WeGnoSdsy. died In that
Institution yesterday. Coroner Wdey held M In
quest and verdict In accordance with the facts was
rendered BY tho iury Deccascd was native Of Ire
land. aged "a years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

Az OFFICER SHOT Ar.--On Wednesday
night Officer Brodhesd NJ the Ihiroonthiecinct saw
party ~ liver thieves attempting 10 land from sinai
boat ~ the bnlkheld foot o. JsoAsOns Ilc arrested
one Of The number. bu. his companions Immediately
rescued lin and one OF them fired ~ the ohecr. tie
ball passing through his cap. They thon hastily ea
tered their boa. aud RIVED away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

SWlNDLlNG A SOLDIRR.-Dincer MoCaDe oI
the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday arrested
August Supp and Frank Colme,er. the complaint Of
George Dictx returned soldier, residing at No ID
Esse1st The latter states that the lth OF Noveu'
never DIX Of Surps to Bridsepor,, for tie purI ose
% enlsting as a substitute. Supnosing he was en- lslng
for one year. D!eH accepted ESQ, and subsequently
dscsrainsd that lac d been enlisted Substitute oF
the space OF three years Tor which the prisoners re-
ceised se5D Justice Downg held the accused 10 bal
In the sum Of $50 zach to answer the charge.
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increase.
Number Of Contributing Members ......sce3
he lief paid In sIx Inoaths. .-...Sl7.ls@ 80
Revenue In Sit months. ............. "a 2JI 20
Tie report was received and referred ~ the Com
m!t.ee ou the State VI tho Order.
The report Of tho Committee on Reunion with The
Grand Lodge Of Northern kew-York wrs taken IN IL
recommends that aor sanction OF tho Union by the X
". Grrnd Lodge ~ tho United states. the Grand
Officers of each Grand Lodge elected at the Annnsi
session Of Is6i stall conl.nae e. bod their ofee'
until tho Annns Session IN i,6o and stall hav" rsdc-
ton over all the lodges located IN their respective
territorial limit. except thai sich lodges ,hnl pay 70
.he Grand Lodge. 10 which they are nov subordinate.
the assessment which shall De leVieI upon them =. 10
A nnual Session OF ihn3 and except that every lodge
shall continue 10 work under Ito present Constitution
anti the Annual s6slOn OF lotd.
All properties faodsrighs aud claims o' zach Grani
Lodge sha from and after the Annual session q 1896
belong to and be vested Ia the L. W. Grand Lodge Of
tie l. q. y. r. VI the State VI New York and each
Grsrd Lodge SHALL az tie Annual Session u ebS levy
urou lie subordnaies sufficient svn 10 pay up all the
# such Grand Lodge and all lie expenses
40 10 the Annual Session % lstt-
T. g. Pruden Of No. / moved ,he adoption Of tho re.
port and Of tho resolutions declaring the UnioD 10 DO
The drsre Of ills Grand Body. vote r,suted In -
p1es voting for and - against It, which decided the
nss or OF ths Reunion lost.
p g. Pruden Of No 32l. moved the adoption Of TIE
report nnd Of the enactment WHICH after lengthy
debate. wa. Oh vote Of representation by lodges
lot by ia for aud II against, wo,lrds o. all
the lodges bong required 10 pass H.
Ills resolution was. however, Afterwards rescinted
by vote II The Grand Lodge question Of appeal
The following nominations were then made.
For Cland Master ID. q. II. JOHN j. DAVIES o
No. -
For Deputy Grand Master. G. W. JoIs MEDoLR Of
No. ~
For Grand Warden. =. c. NICHOLAS PETIT OF
No 20: T.. G.. GroHGg H. BUsHwgLL Of No. !.
Nor Grand Secretary. G.. ;. Dew. G. LASGDIs Of
10. 20.
For Grand Treasurer @. TT. JAooB RUSSELL o.
No. y
For Grand Representative. p. q. M. EDwE SWAN
TON II No. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
An Yx.CUBAy OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH
Tuvy, sC,Hcer Tiley Of the Third PrecHct yester

day arrested young Cuban named Manuel DO Oliver.
WHO is charged x .aygg tgpbSa the donates OF dis.
reputable houses. His marttr OF proceeding ~as 10
accompany one of TIE inmates 10 her room, and either
take advantage Of her Temporary absence ~ decsuip
with all tho JsSeiry he could fad In the room or else
leave before she uwokc IN the morning In this mnnner
ON the sd ul,. no rubbed Louisa Jackson OF No. 20
East uouston-st Of gold watch and cbsn. valued CT
$50, and from Ka:hcns Dean Of No. u Sercer-s,. a
gold watch aud cnaia valued az $780, Tie accused is
native Of Cubs, aged 70 y"ls and resides ut NO ~
Wesi rwente hs II s stated that had been police
officer In Havana for three years. justice DowllAs
committed him for trial
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To,o, for thu year ending July. '65

The Times AYERS that In Chicago, there was paid by
the public in single Opera Of ten weeks 81 500
more than gathered from the people Of New York
during period OF six months. in which Mr. Graus
company wero at the Academy OF Music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

DEATH Prom BURNS .--Coroner Cover yester-
lsy held Inquest a, No. whitehnl.st on the holy
" fxl hchoe VII died frp'a the effects Of burns
ceiyed on the LAT lost. While engaged In kindng a
tire she poured some kerosene Oh lpoa the wood and
on igniting II the flames communicated with the OF IN
the car. causrg It ~ explode AID burning her 10 a
shocking manner. A verdict ~ accidental death was
rendered by the jnrJ. Deceased native Of lIe-
land aged ~ years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

Nor QUITE go Much op JOKE AS III
THoUGnI.-On Wednesday night Alonzo Jourd,n met
John Murray. residing at no l6i DoWning.st. and
undcr the preense OF bug detective. Threatened "a
arrest hil Mnrray doubled hls authority. when Jour
dan drew pistol and threatened 70 blow bis brains on
At TINS Iuuo.urc Officer Knight Of the Twenty eighth
Precinct cane up aud anu I'D bin. aud yesterday
Justice Lclsth committed lin for trial IN defau! Of
5000 bail.
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prRLIo AMusRMENrs IN CnIcAao. cd

ea9o Times publishes facts relative TO the maintenance
OF public aausemens in that city OF which the follow
inc ire tho leading items.