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Passengers.
ndn for York; M Dayi

Per steamship Andalusa, for New York; NJ Davis,
Mrs George Hubbel.
Per Bremon bark Everhard Deus, from Dromen--
Johann Marjcnhoif, NfnBa Vofkhausen Wilhelmna
Gerken, Dorohea Hencke Moses 1scher Louis Behrcns
Johann Law, Carl Volklausen, Regime h1ollenhcucr,
Elise Peper,an 100 in the second cabin.
Per steamer Dictator from palatka, Fcrnandina, jack
sonvle, &c-uon d l. Yulec, NJ Roberts, Dickerson,
@ Simpson T d Hamilton II S;nbber, II Wagner, n
Marsh, Mrs Stewart and Q children, j b McNeai,
Shoemaker, Miss Nnthan, Gen W Owens, w Perry,
Waldo, DcInmcrc, W Shcttlcworth DR. L G Paisley,
Capt L Row. Dr. Boyd, Miss North aud servant, Capt
Russell and son. 4 Sanchez, Mc1tac, Grimely, J b
Shincr, Einard q II Sinontou 4 OSIcDonald, Miss
NJ Salle, Pine Pine Moody, Farara, and 6
deck.
Per steamer Emilio from Georgetown, S C-P W Fra
Mrs Weston, Mrs n1ayran Miss Stoncy, Major
q II Leonard " Grimes, " w Shackclford, j Robinson,
d Campbell, L Davis, anu 12 on dccls.
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DoMEsrrcs: cs:-Augusta Factory Goods have been re-
Drill.
BAcoN.-Thc stock has increased largely and prices
rather easier. ~
ConN-The stock is fair prices very firm and the
prospect is that there will be still further advance
LARD-Is in good demand ut lower rates.
WHEAT.-Therc is little In the market ana our
quotations nominal.
FLoUn-fs firm md the tendency is upward.
BAQGING-Is unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL.
IlihIlnrt1.

BREIIEE-pcr Brem bark Evorhara Dous-S7S empty
Dcmijohns o. casks Bccr, casks Beer, to Cacius Il
Witte; 2i7 cases N1i"c, to Canpsen & Co; l Piano.
case Books and Notes, case Pictures and Effects,
90 Rev DR. Bachnun; cases Family Clothing TO J W
Dinsle; = casks and q dcinijohn3 Vinegar parcel
Show Cards to II BiSchon g. Co; case hardware, to
ii pctcrman; cIsk Glassware, to Z Wirdcrlicl; !;
cssc Smallwarc, TO J II Pccrman; Q casks Wine. to
Schroeder; box hIdzc, to Bcnsc; so cases Liq-
in bottles to Dollnann BROS; box Suntlrica. to
q Logcruau; box Sundries, TO Teckleuberg; 60,
coo Bricks lSG0 Flag Stone, to Order eases Md2r,
TO Order; casks Po;aocs,I Porcelain to Order.
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GF-AIS-RcCCipS OF Wheat much larger to-day,
embracing 1000 bushels white and $4,000 bushels rcd
wero Sc of from Saturdays prices. A good deal re-
mains over, unsod, at tho close CT Change sales
reported include 1000 bushels prime white at SO 30
5000 bushels choice red So 20a3 % only small lot ut
the 1attcr) 5000 bushels medium grades do s3a3 10;
1000 bushels inferior to fair 90 75a2 90 CornOerngs
reached 21,0G0 bushels white and 600 bushels yellow.
Market nactiyc prices lower but irregular for old CROP
Included in the sales 1000 bushels good to prime
old white at 81 HAL 49, 500 bushels old do hycut 81
IS; 1000 bushels and mixed at 81 95; 235 bushels
but held hfgher 1900 bushels at S1a1 o. Oats were
in good supply; 1900 bushels ocred market inactive
and prices owor sales 1000 bushels at 61a62c. Rye
Sales $50 bushels, at ST 90 per bushel.
MoLAssEs.No sales; quotations nomnally unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs,-Bacon is in moderate demand at Satur-
days prices, viz: for Shoulders 16laIT cents; Sides
1Sa18A cents; clear rib do 19As19H cents. Huns are
in light supply; choice Western brands; we quote
shipping 21a22 cents; fair sugar 25 cents Mess
Pork is nominal at s32 Lard 15a15 cents outside for
jobbing lots.
RIcE.-Rocepts of Carolina small and held above
buyers vi 'ws We quote at 13a14 cents and Ran
goon 10a193S cents per pound.
SALTS steady Mt 60 cents per bushei for Turks
Islands 25a2 80 for Liverpool Ground Alum and So 10
a3 % for Fine.
SEEps.-But little Glover offered today We notice
the salo of 100 bushels and old mixed at 50 %.
Timothy is quiet and uncangcd small sales at So TO-
Flax steady at So 20 for country os receipts small
SUGARWc report to-day sales of f45 boxes Havana Mt
loa1lc; 70 hds fair refining Cuba at 10c; 20 hhds. De-
mcrara vacuum pun on private terms.
REFINED Sud.R.-Thcrc is no stock of hard crushed;
Sott5 are IL lower; quotc to-day white 15S circle A
10; las; extra 1t3s; yellow 14a; circle 144.
SYEUP-Tosnaips steady last quoted, viz for Mary
la'id CompanS's Golden Sf"; Baltimore TO- T5c per
gallon.
Wn1sKEr.-Our market is dull. No sales and quota
lions entirely nominal
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Per steamship hnda1usia-1o1 bales S 1
and $50 bales Upland Cotton, 20 tierccs Rice so bum
dies Paper. 1s0 bbls Rosin, 80 Hides. 20 packages
SundrieS.
HILTON HEAD-Schr NJ d Dramhall-7O0o White Oak
Slaves, 80 tons Ballast.
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Consignccs per Northeastern Rniirond,
November IA.
2i0 bales Cotton, Mdze, &c. To Adams Frost Co, W
X Ryan, Johnston, o Teidenan, r Pringlo Thomp-
son 4 Co, Mowry & Co, 4 Farley 81 Rodgers &
Co, Chisom Bros. Keith a K. and Order
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The cearances comprise $3.50 bales for Liverpool
2137 for New York.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The receipts of tho crop
continue very small but they show increase
pared with those of yesterday, and comprise to-day O4
hhds sugar. 1913 bbs and % half bbs molasses The de-
ing withdrawn temporarily to hold off for better supplies
Tho receipts Of sugar had not oil boon disposed of when
we wcrc making Inquiries. Monsscs continues in de-
cidcd request and all, worry nearly al tho receipts
were sold readily ut full and well sustained prices The
sales today comprise about 85 hds sugar. In about ak
lots at lal2e III for inferior, 14Sa14A for old pro-
cess strictly fully fair 15 for low centrifugal and 1870
for yellow clarified.
OF Molasses 1877 bbs md ii half bbIs were sold in six
iots nc 92fa95c gallon for prime 81 for choice and
Cuba oasses sold on private terms. Tho market for
Cuba Molasses s unchanged tho stock Is small and
quote 60t gallon by the cargo CSC retail There
Is very little Cuba Sugar hand tho demand is merely
10 and Is Cuba Sugar ia retailing at 13a13o % M The
previous sales during the past embraced 2BI hhds
Sugar ut 13Sa13c q fb for fair and GOOD fair 15c
for seconds 15ha164c for fully fair for pre
and 16a6xc for yellow clarified OF 2olassos Ais bar.
rels and 1Ss half barrels OF 85c gallon common 0Oa
95c for primo, 81 for choice 81 0Ia1 O2 for very
choice Tho receipts during tho past week comprse 4I
hhds Sugar. 693 bbls Molassos Tho imports 26O2
Sugar 100 hhs and 0tcs Molasses from Cuba. Cleared
26 lhda Sugar, 118 bbla Molasses.
fair Offering for shipment OF unchanged rates. The
rates now 10 por ib for cotton and 00o per bb
-four, by steam, for New York. and per ID for cotton
for Boston Sal for Now York. 10 per lb for cotton TO
per Dbl for -four Sail for Boston ID for cotton,
for cotton; for Havre 1no. The steamer on the berth
for Liverpool has obtained Na1d per Id for cotton, and
steamer, tho Pacific or Orescsnt Oity at IA.
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Total. TOP, 500
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE November 0-CoTroN-Thc demand contin-
nc limited with prices easier Owing to late unfayorabe
accounts from Liverpool and the North, buyers have
bean able 10 effect purchases at guca Sales foot
UP $50 bales the market closing duh at the following
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Augustn Market.

AUGUSTA, November 1s.-,FIsANoIAt::-The decline
in Cotton in the Liverpool end New York markets has
had its effect upon the general business of city,
many of planters storing their Cotton thoy
bring 1t to market believing that when the fact Of the
short crop that has made Is realized that prices
will advance But few transactions have taken place
security during the past week from the causes mentioned
above
EScHANoE.-The Banks check at par. Out door rates,
Il to discount 80 Day Bills are taken at cent and
interest. 60 Day Bills, q cent and interest
GoLDHas deciend brokers buy at 146 and sell ct 49,
SILvER-Buying at Ito and selling ut 142l145.
Co:rMERCIAL-Durin9 the past week business has
continued very tair although there is little money
in circulation.
CorroS.-The tendency is downward owing to the
fact that manufactures working short time. We
have to note decline of cents per pound since
last weekly report Strict to goo1 iddiing sold
yesterday fo- 81 cents.
Tho receipts TO the 9Th instant 1858 bales
.etii 10 baiSS
Thc sales to the 9th instant ,510 baics
ihc saicS s.Ice arc l,62i Dalcs
bales
W. c. Watts & Co.'s Circular dated 26th Octobcr
gives the annexed statement OF cotton hand il Liver
pool at that date:
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OF Mr. Lawrence while the case under exami-
nation he regretted that tie learned gentleman
had not carefully cramlned tho testimonv given
on behalf of the people lie then sAd search
marans ha1 eeen issued on proper proof against tho
premises OF the defendant Part Of the property was
found In Mr. Iawrences poaessinn II war NOT nccot,
sary TO have formal complain, the car ], was tho
duty OF the Court u say when the party
there and when tho witnesses against hin ~cre or
amned for what offence he should be held They had
shown the first place the osA bonds they had
shown the ownership OF the mon y Mr. sonnoborn
In the year 1903 and that whom he leaving the pre-
miscs OF Jay Cooke OF Philadelphia the bonds sero
taken from him felonousiy Mr. Lawrence wa found
In tho receipt OF the interest attached TO the
bonds, aud Il was found thai certain numbers these
Thoy presented to the treasury and theri paid by
the Treasury they are traced into Tie poaress On
wen, M 10 '"is Nv sv,,nns nae for or' them Il wa. SAID
there nothing shown bat that Mr. Iawr was tho
M fd. holder Of the bonds That he denied on tho
facts. There Affirmative evidence that contrary
state Of facts existed HIS Honor would that when
the ooer called Mr. Lawrence he knew tho coupons
bogus He denied Lav ,ng In his possession any
such bonds the officer begns To search, aud hs
has got them Finally, Mr. lawrence go's 10 his bot,
and shaiithai he has got only one OF those bonds
What stronger proof could be wanted of sionter Ho
regretted that counsel for the defendant had asKed for
tho discharge OF the prisoner He (Ar C"uuneyl had
heard Mr. Lawrence man who stood high Ia tho
community and he would Hgn for his sakc, that ha
would produce some donoo to show far as he had
taken part In the tranHacton that his conduct wa abnVo
board and beyond the breath OF suspic II he did
that no gentleman in that voull 90 pleased
than he (hr Courtney should he.
Counsel for the defendant submitted that Il PLAIN
no offence had been committed by Mr.. Lawrence Nm
offence had been committed by ret,is, who sold ths
bonds N farrar Lyons, from whom they pur-
chased by Mr.. Lawrence bat that did pot Hho~
accomphco In Pcttis' crime
Tho Court "a that the argument Of counsel for tho
defendant had brou the orobly 10 his mind and
from the admissions OF Mr.. Lyons he thought Nj Law
renee relieved from responsibility IN the matt"rI
Under that state Of facts ho dismissed the
against Mr. Lawrence " the prosecution wished 10 10
on with case against Mr. Lyons they could do 10
THE CAsE AGAINST rETTir
then called. Mr. Howe appeared for the accused.
The Court stated that would tako up tho invcst
Of the Friday
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And commissioned officers and prvstns shall
ceive either free lodging and rstious allowance In
lieu thereof may In different be deemed mort
advisable, and in where allowance h granted
such allowance shall not exceed the Of 6y cents
per diem for each non commissioned officer and man
ORDER 3.
The oficers in command OF the different posts where
ccive all ordsrs from Lieutenant General command
Ing and make all reports direct To snch officers NJ tho
Lieutenant General appoint with the exception OF
matters relating 10 finance and promotion which are 70
be referred direct IN the Adjutant General Of militia
ORDER
The Commander in-Chlef regret that be IN compelled
OF precsnton, 10 call for the active
vices OF 70 large number OF tho volunteer force.
This step docf MT r,s,ir CTm N, er ene Of condition.
fear bsssea retgn asd any foreign Sde.
~ Is rendered nee,udry ~ The perforn1no Of ~, duty
for prec ing the los d1d prop, ties Of the inhaaWs #
hu prorce dgiina ne Urea ened piyaedi aackf of lar
less vto use he rntry Of nsiahortno Porsr for
the pvypoe II op My or0dnxin0 enfe prsei ogatnf ns
sor.r>tp rgs Of Queen and hs scBt'y Of her svt,s
The Commander in-Chief relies with confidence the
loyal spirit Of the Canadians 70 this extraordinary
Of facts and fesis assured that acsssayy -
tire population ~ N, pror1ncs wosd oore oruGrd ves
any ,avrsi,s. ~ t.e county
The Commanderin Chief knows that II IL not
ry address any observations 70 The officers aud
called out FOR active service, on the importance of
strict aftentioa thoir military dnties and ~
rEed af should G'e hyenz If sdck % oarssd i~o ,ge
IN Canadian nounoers n ~ pr,S~t day MIL scih Gcds
Hesig meet rh sssscA IN r>p,ufng s,ich Grim
ia1t and pdn, oarog. doins hueGpf " and csrsa,ion
g,een % heir tors cAs hey called apsn
b rvH b,ck from eir frryrf<s n, tide n legitimate
4 rrpss, ne ottaeks Of iariess sarud>rs
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NAVY BULLETIN.

ORDERED.
Lieutenant Commander Edward p. McCrea TO tempo
rary duty steamer Pensacola
Acting Masters A. b. milford, A. r. Holmes and Act
ing Ensign Peter Faunce 10 temporary duty on steamer
Pensacola.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer A. D. Renshaw TO
steamer Massachusetts,
Acting Third Assistant Engineer John T. Greenwood
Paymaster G j. Emery to the storeship Supply, also
az naval storekeeper and purchasing paymaser of the
Surgeon Philip s Wales TO duty as Judge Advocate OF
tho Naval Retiring Board at Philadelphia
DETACHED.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Thomas W. Dee, from
steamer Massachusetts reporting OF relief and granted
leave Of absence.
Matn A. X Baylor from steamer Miantonomsh and
ordered 10 the storeship Supply
PLACED ON WAITING ORDERS.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer James C. vcatch.
RESIGNED.
Mate N. j. Foley, OF steamer Agawam
Second Assistant Eng james J. Noble.
Third Assistant Engineer Charles Mosher Of steamer
Algonquin.
Third Assistant Engineer william A. Powers, of
steamer WinooskL
HoNORABLv DISCHARGED.
Acting Master Thomas mas Bnrns from September 5; sos
Mate K H. Taylor, from July II, 1855.
February l.
Acting Master L. G. Cook, from February @
Acting Master and Pilot u. N. Abbott. from June 20
Acting First Assistant Engineer Peter wagner from
Acting Second Assistant Engineer Newton Champion,
from March 3.
Actrg Third Assistant VIM r. Smith, from February
Acting Third Assistant Engineer James H Wright, from
Marche o.
THE MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON.
Tho United States steamer Tconderoga Captain Stead
man commanding, and the Frolic Lieutenant Commander
J. H. Upehur commanding left Malaga February 20, 1885,
for the Mediterranean coast with all on board we'll
wysr INDIA SQUADRON.
Tho United States steamer hacknaw sailed from
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Chsrg. OF Stealing rhr.s Tso"ss~d DOL
lars In Treasury Bonds-ors OF the
Accused Df.ehsrged.


A, the rombs yesterday eAss ~hsh hsd bees r'''iy
heard on q pr.viou. occasion cane % foS h-~rns u
included ,hafsc aga ut flthsf fa-rsnes - hssns
had In his pos@~son tinted Hta,ss rr.ssafy soDa. N
the amount of three thou..sd dollars. ssss n have
been stolen too year, ssa from tho oompsirant NJ
sonnsborn Of PhrsdsiphlA A man usna~i rsttss 80
aIso charged In competition riih hs nsiisf
MI o Courtney spp..r.i eosnssl 'or ihs sorn
pansn,. Mr Hove ~ rsuta and oosnssl 90 aiso ~
sent In behalf NJ IAsfsuca
sOrIoN 10 pIsaiss rHE c,sr soAfSsr LAvsE-cr.
Council for the dsfendani i@rr.sos ,ai1 n sha's.
~D 10 - made osi against Mr. fA~fsnes, thsf. sssaf
- responsible Complainant ths bs vgsis b. ~
titled N fspaston ~ asy dsuaAfs ~ tis fhsfas
sf Hs to0spsen haf loot 81 the pager and
vitboat to ,esiinnony ~ NJ Lyons Usr. an "a
90 .hsh " found orinslna pruseeuiior " NJ la
f~no~ go chsg.f uiu stsehrg ~ tYSfs that ehsfsa
si0ad ~ Supported ~ drst sTit-ns- ssd there o4d
~ sbafw- srsnrt bnl rsr.iYlns her Fa0wing tAsm
n bare b@et st0ien The property Sc fouh1 iu tts
possei.on a w GArfenrs sn3 - svfsBcs q ~
ty0ls shgrfi boz hs gtt q Couufai saii hs ffi -
stolen ths % ehsrsrtsS tta oosd
rfrlla,s ssry from hand " hani, sni tsi
"a lzFf, tao yesr sner y "a. s,lsn.
n ths posssssidn q NJ issrBss c7unssl 80 "a
.hr prn, pc the srsnrErsH tttli 20 sgyossisi vnb
shhosi o.. sTissnos - " iJon' m eL.rss s,.osit
ihs ps1 u TIE gfo~rsitps " fsbst We t-,tra1sy
o-sf~i % Dshlf u hf Ls~fsnss Iylg TIE issk TIL
,pss - 0s nsusr " ", psfsd y shs- thsi tb'
bris cafrsncy ths, hsy c.fesaisf rso.sy sni
dsfsua BE rsh, sgslu.i fhs s1sia Hs thoss1t -,
rnnnflaui ft1uf ts fifr feef
W. tulrrsY 81 "a frrffsi f,f sNs fffetf4n
ssss fSf dsuissAi ~ M eas'nslns'ss ne dAh.ss
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AFFAIR Up Town.

WIPE sBoT nv HER HusrAsD AND sgvERELY
wousDEp-HE THEN soErsLLy woUsDs HIM.
sHLF
AZ early hour i.s, evening John Chcs, and his wife
AIbsrtn4 qasrelled at their residence Pity third
street Tenth avenue and after Interchange Of
blows the husbssd drew n revolver fred his wife
the bal taking effect In her rs Just beneath the left
eye snd coming Oh, the The wounded
woman Immediately fell 10 the floor, and the hus
hand, srpposing that no had killed her, ned I'M y
the sirrc' Atiractci by the noise of the ficuty.
some Of the neighbo- to the sene
ln time 10 witness the shooting and the would b.
dcrer pursued by them. Aftsr running . short die
down Fifty third street. Ghest suddenly stopped
and placing the pistol 10 hs frebcsd fred The ball
nicted terrible ~onnd and he fell back ipssnsble He
conveyed 10 the Twenty second precinct stat on
house ny the police, who had come 40 In the fneantnc
and nIsieal aid summoncito attend both him and the
woman An examination drcio-ed the fact that the
man although suffering acu,sy from the sound not
in dangerous condition Her escape q narrow one.
FOR bad the ball taken any other direction death nn,t
have boen ths result The found n ~ n40rtay
vnunied. and u wss apparent that he hah hut
short tine 70 I've He conveyed 10 Bsllevns
Hospital, and def soon after hs entrance. Both
native ~ Germany and have been this coantry for
SINE time The woman r. ag~f twenty eisbt year. the
man somewhat older The neighbour state that for
sblDe past they have lived unhAppy, the hasb and
be ng Of passionate temper
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- ss
Mr. Lords once the apartment the ground
noor Of 3s Exchange place Here he In hs habit
coming every about eleven o'clock from his
up town residence and hero he would remain until
about four O'Clock In the afternoon During this ums
Individual remarked 10 reporter hts business sesmed
N consist generally Of cutting OF the coupons of his
bonds and collecting the equivalent interest therefor
He bad clerk Assitant and ssIdom weni from the
ofhos except 81 luncheon time Yet unattended he
his funds had never been the prey of any deprs
dators until the present time Some Tins ago he ssrd
aboat nfty thousand dollars bonds from his safe and
supposed that he had been robbed On search being
N. too or tho ss': S.s s
missing bonds and they had fallen into the crevice be
hind the safe.
vault in which the safe is located The vault ~i1oe II
q projection from the main building extending out into
street II In In the form of quadrant, and but of
masonry several fe~t In thickness The chamber of tho
vault only three feet wide by four In depth snd
six in height A. the further end 10 located the safe
from which the fund. sbst'arted The safe door
had been locked fastened for several months
the bolt out Of rera and the door OF the yaul,
Away orkod ~ has ran-pirrd since the fact
Of the robbery excited investigation NJ Mr. fori
babits sometImes be omitted % ~hhdraW the key,
bat left In the vault door all night For
long time he 10 the habit Of putiing
tho key in IN. once desk after he had locked
the cafe aud Il only when rome 90 hi- friends
warned him ~ the inprudenc- ~ hts - dong that he
took IL hons with him In iart 20 long bad he qnie,ly
ana un ntrffupfefly fhnkArted Hl- buslneaa
pesred have lost ali apprehension 70 hs safety of
hi- funds and night lfier night he Fusd them to
the s;roHgbof and left them 70 remain there without
fear u their abstraction DurinS ell this TINS 10 ln
deed sondsr that In hs unprotected position he has
been the vctlfn % violent srur N get al bis
treasure More than Oc,oz~naran IN s sixhty Four
years a sgs without clerk assistant IN hs sof sry
back Ufce plunged tO the NJ lines la the nfgt 0f
millions ~ dollars worth ~ documents, " singular
thai lac bas not erected the eupd,y of rresnt IN
fore bic and trasic fispossr~ion u bis sealih
The mystery attending tho robbery IL not the last
interesting feature connected With u Ths foor i~sfns
into the ONCE locked usual the windows vsrs
unoponed and gave evdenee of oatrsnos tia, ~y
and the vault door fastened. sith The key n kf
Lords pocket The furntlre of the apartment bSi not
boen disturb d fn fart the burglars and vent
usckle-s a though they spirts
Mr. Lord visited by many ~ ki. friends y~-,sf
day bat he seemed wholly undssrou. ~ their fynps
thy Like all hnsneicrs he 10 sensitive ~ TIE Al
aracton Of the bonds a prOfcfsirDsl matter Hs
his loss Tor this seenlT than ~ ~
pecuniAfy character and repo has THAI hs capital
stii unirnparcd N the erirnt ~ srsersi fniil0as
The detectives stll st -ofs la search ~ The
thieves bat there dsrelogmsE@ ~ W lat
eyeulug
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city Intetiigeace.


i"s N"''" D'"" w W.
ibD Nsr WV ''A''"-V "''' '''
the removal of the remains of the psrsons inferred 10
IA. "a tl,s Of the North Dutch church AT the o9rpsr Of
80 -, ,,u,,.. 60, ,.s ,.,,,,L -.
'" ~ "
,Is.'.u M ~ ''e.ns W W, 49, - -, ~ 80 . 49,, W 80, - -
ing mad Al About fnsrid an Tho plate ui-n sBrn a
The cona we're s.i U b. Aboui AZ that fsnAih n isi
oI ~ihe w, ,,n % 80, =, .,,.S ',-s,,,
and 1aken Z, Greeu.od meter, IN bot-s who're usy
vii be dspositad In vana prepared fr thsf rersp ion
eus 81 m. bodies viii als H. buried 10 oth
q, wherever their friends may drsire H. tALs
them ~. Gunner stona a IN sorh D. "a
church laid With aprfutraia 80
on ih- "a dsy q Jaly l5oI aDd Tho ho1so - COM
P5. ' :, - n., S,rS,s 'a,si,~ ,n,G ists .ts,
~ ln,sr.ot -.s rsspofoed tho vail REMAINING 'bs
sap@. bossser Which snr~rt"i ih. fo-'f on7 Lansrse
,s -a. ~. , -, - - /, - a., ,,k. 80
..,.'.-' -. t-...f,,s, a A.. "a t.,G
- -. 80, ", 80 -. st.t.n, A. a..
49, '- ,-.' - .--ls... u. ~. =, =. III
"'s'''''' '"'
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