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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

LoDdon-aade Collars
THE CAVALIER
THE CROMWELL.
THE EMBROIDERED.
THE GUARDS.
THE LONDON.
THE MILTON
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
THE PATTI.
THE PARIS.
THE REFORM.
THE SHAKESPEARE.
THE TRAVELLING.
be.uu sanoy Q, tho goods in iyi' AMI P'''''
m manufacture onersds
POPULAR PRICES.
UNION adams,
No ssy BROADWAY
Cheap and Elegant Goods.
I 900 PACKAGES or GOODS TO BE SOLD ArA GRSAr
REDUcrOH III PRICES.
FINE CUT GLASS.
IpokEE EAcH or OoBLETs CHAMPA0SEs, cLARETS.
WINES AND FR;oER BOWLS AND DEoAkrEhs sss
PER SGT WORTH $50.
FiNE ENGRAVED AND CUT GLASS
1 DOZEN EACH OF 0OBLETS. cHAMPAGSES. cLARETs.
WINES AND FINGER BOWLS AND = DECAhfERs go
PER SET WORTH SOS. -
SET WORTH $50.
CUT GLASS.
DOZEN EACH '9oBLErS, CHAaPAoSES cLAGErs
WINES AND ii 1UoRS WITH DECAhHEks s&S PEt
SET WORTH s35
PINE CIT GLASS ooBLETs 81 rs PER DOZEN
FIRE CUTGLAsS CHkMPAGNEs 81 PER DOZEN
FINE CUT GLASS WINES, 81 IS PER nOLLh.
FRENCH CHINA.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS 1885 PIECES ssa
PER SET
WHITE PARIS GRANITE DmEEB SETS II, PIECES.
SIS PERSET
FANCY DECORATED cHIaA DINNER SETS IIsPncEs.
FANCY DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS ISz PIECES
FANCY DECORATED TEA sErS a. PIECES an So
AND SIS PER SET.
A LOB Lot or WHITE CHINA DESERT PLATES 81 80
PER DOZEN .
100 EXTRA RICH DECORATED DiNIE0 SERVICES.
FROM 5000 To- $1,000 PER SET.
ALSO PINE SILVER AND PLATED WARE. yA3Es
BROSzEs JARDIEEREs PARAa. ANDA SPLENDID 81
LECTION or
PARIS FANCY GOODS.
CHANDELIERS AND GAS MIXTURES LAAtE AND
CHOICE ASSORTMENT.
EV. HAUGHwOUT Co,
No. ass, 4se end aga Bro.a~'y
Corner Of Brcens
Jsurneay & BarnhRu,
No. 1874 ATLANTIC-ST.,
BROOKLYN.
b.,. ja.t oso4iv.d addition. their llrsv'sOck Of
IRISH POPLINS,
,p R,o, q ca inepdius SILVER GRAY. STEEL. BROWNS.
and all q cooua Aho,
FRENCH CASHMERE ROBES,
s1r. sisesa be.uifnl ds-irns
ASpsan oRPaANs HOME staten Island. To be oPsned On
IN. svsnins Of the NOSember. and closed on Toe
..nipr OF the Tckss the door oOc ehiaEso under
yr.r, 2 Season vi. Hoar Of opsnias snd easf
Tus.dsy Nov opens closes lop D. Mednsosy
"A q closes ~ N
E.~ Br.bton " North River Ths Far ous as,
bs oopounity person. dusos purchase CAros. gig.
70 Mr. placed his ro00s their dl'Po-
free Of chars-
Confecasaery.
r.. H. SNOW.
| SUPERIOR c>ao,.,
GIN WORK CHOCOLATE CREAMS BON sONs. NOi. .,Ai
DROPS ITALIAN LCORlCs ES0LlsH Lo1n r
I1zESGEs FT0 PASTE socoAEuT PASaE A,.MVs s1
CANDY CREAM CANDY AND hCrrOEs.
Ao the cesbrafed ERs (notsdio he ...snen an<pay
~ SNOW'S TROCHEa. FOR rhE THROAT
SHOWS CACHOuS FOR TIE BREATH, kcs &C
To batter Jo6sss sad Dessnshe Wait Ne. lora
80 have ms BROADWAY tnssr futonsk hOOh
| -. u - AID ag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

rIUs LBGHLaTURE-THg CONSTITUTIONAL .AHEhp-
MkST-ELsCTIOS o. UNITED sTATS SENATOR
O-hoRROw-PRoMINEST CANDIDATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

The vote FOR Republican School Commissioner bein
rinfed unon the State ticket not allowed by Count
and Democratic candidate decnred elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

n. H. SNOW.
SUPERIOR z.s.....
GIM WORK CHOCOLATE CREAMs BON sOss p,, AZ
nRoPS ITALIAN LICORlCE. ENGLISH LO1kNOts n1bi'
GnZlkGEs no PASTE, eocoAEtT PASTE ALhorsDpsS.
tsfIMs sTick CANDY, DROPS. ROCK CANDY, COCOANUT
'A'' CANDY CREAM candy AND MorroEs. -
Ala an. (not-d Tor hel Ienetn an<pnfhyl
NV SHOWS TROCHEa FOR rHE THROAT.
SHOWS CACHOUs FOR THE BREATH, he. &c.
T h.,,-r Dess1he visit Ne. lors,
- 49, ooec-d a. No BROADWAY (nssr Fuonstk ROOM
shall BE- PLEASED To- show ana receive
assot,rnen, OF Pure Conf~ctlonsRy, NJ N. sro".
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20
LET us PROTECT OUR DEAD.

The President has approved the joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary OF
War to take immediate measures to pre-
serve from dissertation the graves of the
United States soldiers who lost their
lives during the rebellion. - Telegram
As the Southern States have no Gen
eral Government to rescue the graves of
their soldiers from dissertation, let each
one institute on its own account search
for them, and perform proudly, yet
solemnly, the sacred task. Because they
fell in lost cause, it is no reason for
neglecting their burial places. If the
living soldier of the South has been par
doned, the dead one should not be for
gotten, or allowed to mingle his undis-
tinguished bones with the changing earth.
The time will come when his memory
and name will be respected, honored and
revered The passion that would dis
honor the dead, is but breath; the
deeds of soldier live forever. The
principle for which he laid down his
life may not be recognized or approved
until his name has grown feeble on the
lips of friendship, and been dropped like
dead silence from the ear of the world.
But if it be holy, it will struggle back
from the hollow bosom that once bled
for it, and ascend the nights of govern
ment And when the faithful historian
comes to descend to the vaults of the
dead past in quest of names and tradi-
tions of liberty, he will discover to whom
the world is indebted for their perpetual
ton
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20

party. 1t is said that the Government
majority on the reform bill will exceed
twenty.
PARrs-Bourse, quiet rentes, 81,
A Paris CORRESPONDENCE the 0bserrer
says FRANCE intends occupying Vera
Cruz, Tampico and other principal ports
as guaranty for the expenses of the
expedition and security for French com
mercial interests.
The Prussian reply to the Austrian
note has created very unfavorable I'M
preston in Vienna. ELI n w a
! New YORK, April 20, II, M-Cotton
quiet; gold 27sc.
PORTLAND, Me-, April Pot is re-
ported General Meade has photographed
for more troops to be sent to Eastport
EAsrpoRr April 20. The Fenian
schooner Pray was agais seized by the
authorities last night A quantity OF
arms we're taken from her by the Fe-
mans, under the guns of the Winooski
Gen. Meade announces his intention
to enforce the neutrality law as far as
possible,
Gen. Killian left suddenly on the Bos-
ton boat.
ST. ANDREWS, April 2O-The British
frigate Duncan arrived yesterday after
noon.
PHILADELpHh, April 20-The hqui-
rer Office is on fire; the fourth story will
probably be saved without much damage.
9 ToRoNro, c. W., April 90 The volun-
teers which were sent to the Lower Can
ada frontier have been recalled.
Nova ScoriA, April 90 The Assem-
bly, passed resolutions favoring confede-
ration with the British North American
provinces by thirty-seven to nineteen
Votes still pending in the New Bruins
wick Parliament
WASHINGTON, April 20-Gen. JEFF. c.
Davis has been assigned to the command !
of the Department of Kentucky, vice
General Palmer, resigned 'i p
FORTRESS MONROE, April 20.-Quite a
serious riot was caused at Norfolk, yes
terday, by the negro procession cele-
brating the passage of the Civil Rights
bill One man was killed and several
we're wounded. Both the municipal
and military authorities are generally
blamed for allowing negroes to carry
deadly weapons in the procession. Eve
rything is now quiet.
LIvERPooL-T stock of cotton in
port is 664, 600 bales, whereof 307,5
bales are American. n
Manchester advices unfavorable. Mar
get fiat prices lower breadstuffs, 6rmer;
-FOUR, firm and quiet at 2ss Cd; provi
lions, declining; pork, inactive; bacon,
luiet; lard, dull and declined l@2s;
sugar, dull, and declined ls coffee, quiet.
LoNDoN-Wheat quiet; sugar easier;
coffee firm. The bullion in the Bank of
England has decreased fll0,000
WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The Senate,
after some discussion of the
ill for the admission of Colorado, made
t the special order for Tuesday. The
Iabeas Corpus bill taken up yeas and
rays called on the Edmonds amendment,
when the Senate adjourned because of
bsent members
The House bill increasing the salary
# Commissioner of Pensions and Chief
,lerk, passed by sixty to fifty-one
The Senate bill to insure American
egisters to certain vessels, was con-
urrad ~, s..N T..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.

The President, on Wednesday evening,
made a speech to some soldiers and sail
ors who called to pay their respects to
him. The speech is in the usual vein Of
his efforts, but little less argumentatiye.
The report we publish this evening. copied
from the morning papers, is evidently
marred with errors 1t gives the people,
however, the gratifying assurance that
the President is unawed and unsubdued
by his enemies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20
GREENBACKs ARE GOOD,
BUT
R0BACK'S ARE BETTER.

CAIRO F
The " Leonora passed down to-day, full
passengers. and loaded to the guards with
freight Amongt the passengers we noticed the
smiling face of DR.. Henderson, the "avant cou-
rier" of the celebrated scandinavian medicines,
The Victoria" passed up last night She
had ON her manifest thirty-fve packages Of
Swedish Drugs. ex. ship Kohlon," at New
Orleans, from Sweden. for Prince, Walton 4
Co., Cincinnati. The Captain reports business
dull at yicksburg and New Orleans, and opera
tons in cotton very light.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20
GREENBACKS ARE GOOD,
ROBACK'S ARE BETTER.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
Wonders never cease. Fragments of human
limbs are being picked up almost daily.
Whether people are killed and thus mutilated.
or die natural deaths. and are then chopped in
pieces is yet a mystery.
But the greatest wonder of all is the enter
prise Of Cincinnati firm, who, not knowing a
better way Of disposing Of their "greenbacks,"
have completely covered the walls of the city
with them. "Greenbacks are good, but Ro-
backs Medicines are better" is the cry Of every
urchin you meet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20
GREENBACKs ARE COOP,
ROBACK'S ARE BETTER.
KNOXVILLE, TENN

KNOXVILLE. TENN
A special from Knoxville states that the cell
ebrated auctioneer Of East Tennessee, J. II.
Henry is fast recovering from his severe illness
Dr. Barrow. his physician, is constantly with
him. He is now using Roback's Stomach Bit
tiers regularly. and is thus enabled to take some
solid food.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20

BUT
ROBACK'S ARE BETTER.
HAMILTON, C. w.

HAMILTON, C. w.
The Fenian excitement isgrowing hourly. 1t
is feared by the military authorities acre that
there is a large organization in our midst. The
critical state of things demands immediate ac-
ton. The excitement is causing much sick
ness, and the popular remedies, Robacks Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier, are becoming scarce,
and the demand immense. The people have
made an appeal to the Governor General to adj
nit them free Of duty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20
gDMINAIs WEAKNESS CURED.

nR. BOHANNAN'S VEGETABLE ELEc-
spermatorrhea or seminal weakness. This rem
edy, which has been used By the renowned DR..
Bohnnnan in his private practice for over
twenty-five years. was never known TO iau IN
from two 10 Eve weeks. After over twenty-five
year use In private practice. u Is now adver-
iised solely for the benefit Of the unfortunates
TO save them from the hands otmerciless quaeks,
All parts Of the country. For sale at Dr.. Boz
hannan's Office. No. y Pine street between
Third and Fourth. Established in ST LOUIS
IL 1877
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20

ROBACK'S ARE BETTER.
PITTsBURG-

PITTsBURG-
Have the people right to think and act for
themselves? Ifso. they need not be told what
IL good" or what " is better" from every fence
or every wall. The people here are unanimous
in their praise Of Roback's Blood Pills, Blood
Purifier. and Stomach Bittcrs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20
GREENBACKs ARE GOOD
BUT
ROBACK'S ARE BETTER.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Are Greenbscks good ?" This interesting
question, so often. Of late, asked in the news
papers has finally crossed the water, and now
comes back to US from Europe. But the question
is settled there ere this for the last steamer took
out the answer. that "Grcenbaess are good. but
soncthins else Is better"
What purported to be swedish invasion
arose from party OF about dozen Americans
who went there. dressed in United States cloth
log. for the purpose Of rathering roots and,
barks for a firm in Cincinnati. who prepare the
valuable Scandinavian Remedies which are
sold BY all Druggists everywhere. and arc nan
ufactured by
PRINCE. WALTON d CO..
90. So. co and CO East Third Street.
CINCINNATI OHIO.
srIg whom all orders should be addressed ~
apl6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20
The Run on Greenbacks I!
WASHINGTON

The most interesting debate, perhaps. that
has ever taken place in the Senate was of yes
terday. Never have we seen so much excite
ment on the floor rs when the bill passed adopt
ing Roback's Stomach Bitters as the standard
Bitters within aud for the United States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20
GROCERIES, asI
2O2 2O2ua 2O2

"
"E HAVE IN STORE AND ARR. AMI
wv ieus to sell them cut quick, the follow
inK goods Al--su u
ONE LOT NEW ORLEANS SUGAR..
XNE LOT CRUSHED PQMDHD SUGAR,
XXNNEE tyyTm PgkIQ klro,SuG An
yNNEE ttyL fhlME CQhEEE.i
yyNNEE LVr FAIR COFFEE: afaI
yNE LYT SvGAK-CuNED HAMS. ta 90
ME LvVIT CLEAR SIDES.
44NNEE LL 9I BACON SHOULDERS.
XNNEE LvvmM hAhp. N keg and terces.
ME IL9xTT nnnAIbSslNS.
XXMML I'm XXVVbbNN MEAL,r iNpsf
SNE I'm vvAfppggthndNA NiEEE;oo
XNNE L LVTT Mmri6ScsyBShi IOBACCOi
4NNEE f I'm INA MGi n tSu orands. m
12NNEE TN IN GGNxpphhiiSNH SvDh ,,,<L
AXNNE LL3nr p hnpi ID I 81 ny e anu poAes'
XNNE Pm MMAAEEnn EpbEr' IA patIeIs.
VN INV HTr ~ NJ hE y ~ IN n oarreis.
NM TT0 I'm WffIrE WIZ N q; nl IT,
'2NE f.4YTT sAH1 M6N 10 Is, Z L; ~ MIS-
me I I9T TRhah m rIsm h inI;,
me Ton 1vSTF riSH 4, ~ MIS-
99NE For RR 1FxsHh 'bib Y sdnF; 1, cans
SSH Ia Ia SSHATSHS + S 6 ssp.
9NE t9T HANDY eHEEHfEs.
ONE LOT AXLE GREASE. in cans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-20
MEDICAL ADVICE FREE.

AL THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING
N from "Spermat0rrhca'' or Seminal WEAK
a. 10 the exact nature Of their comp liant. should
send al ence for DIR. Bohannan's Lreatse on
cpecial Diseases" which gives full descrip.,
ton. symptoms. ETC.. Of all Chrome ana
Especial" diseases as 20 leave NO room TOT
doubt This valuable work Il sent lkhL 70
any address. Direct 20 DR.. Q. A. BOHANNAN;
Nos. 20 aud - Pine street. between THIRD anu
Fourth streets. st. Louis, no. EstaDllsheca lh
81. Louis in ISL. aI.-.e-1 -1
BOARDING. PEW RESPEcTABLL
ID young men can be accommoaaieo YIN e
hoari and reatly furnished rooms. Also n lew
tiav boar,iers can be accommodates with poar1
By applying AZ No. rs Market street Two qoef-
ives; Of FOURTH. eple-s.
IA. FOSTER. FREsC0 AID GENERAL
u Jobbine Painter, 8 Court street. aplV-lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
ANOTHER GREAT BANK ROBBERY,
Nearly Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars This Time. a
sYOLGs FROM THE VAvLToP TIE MiBINE BASS'

For .eyers years past tho firm Of Crocker. Wood x
n, .hin ch,oders and commission merchants at No 81
hays kant cir money and securities on special 90
oo.t in the vault OF Tire Bank at the corner OIL wan
aud Pearl ats.
Fearing that might stolen the firm directed that no
one but themselves should have access TO the oos ano "
order 10 secure It's greater security placed eompar
msnt in the vault with five sir ohos and paid the porter
NJ the bonk ANAL amount take especial care OF H.
On he Lac inst Mr. wood one the firm. took from the
box t15 gold and replaced the receptsoe 10 s
ton AT that time the box contained slOo' mn anouDt
in gold On Saturday last Mr. Wood again visited the oank
for the purpose Of procuring some o. the o n %
box and surprised 10 nnd 'nat II "a' "o' III Nv -
called the porter and search was made out no race ace
senor partner Mr. Crocksr might have removed II TO some
other place Of safety be- being out Of town was at once
subject He replied that he knew nothing
of the ,ecare5 and the inevitable conclusion that tho
and valuable contents had been stolen D some aoo'
thief In what this was done 1t Is 70 say
The police authorities ut 0boe communicated Wb shu
Capt Young the detective force accompanied W detecve
Radord visited the bank All o. their inquiries nave tns s
proved ruess none being able TO throw any eu upon ''
From the statement Of Mr. Wood however il would ap.
oeor that il was not such difficult matter TO rob the vault
he and other depOstDs having access to II at al tmes
during business hours II would be an easy matter or
knowing this to be The case. TO nave walSed nrGush @
bank descended the vault and taking any Oh o poAe'
placed there by their in ancied secsry make MS CO
cape with H. ~, H. =,
dro operator Capt Young gave hint TO Detective kadiOrd
and that officer mingled with the crowd Ia the Danh au
watching his opportunity, caught up tn box containing
large Of securities, from one OF tue Vouu.e,s &
placing under his coat proceeded as TAR as t1e see ~
without being discovered He then returned ana ~ me
box from whence he had taken H. nluon W 'ue wv
officers and employees Of the bank -, ,.o,,, Aha
Tie securities being left n Bank as special deposit he
loss will fall upon the perso owning taem IL staed na
portion property was owned by end'
Of who had placed II their care Tor SAFE keeyns
reward Of has been offered for tho recovery OF Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
The English shooiiug-nateh.

Unusual interest taken in the late rine-shoot'
ing at Wimbledon England upon several accounts hitherto
prizes had usually offered for rapiy Of IRE TOT aeea
racy or for penetrating power But this year Tie London Sat-
ydoy Ri, offered SO prize for combination oil al he'e
e1oeencies In words for the most points In the same
length Of time yards THIS woul be test OF al the
good points II gun and which most servceable
for actual use The fact Tat the victories recently achieved
the Ausans has been attributed TO the
fact that the had beeehloadng Was another
reason special interest being felt In this trial OF beech
leaders Englnds the matter evineed by the
presence Of the Prince Of Wales the Duke Of Cambridge aud
the DuEe Of Newcastle The prize Won by an Enho'h
muske altered upon the plan Of Cob Berdan-'ao winner
Sergeant Kerr making 80 POINTS In n shots Lord Foho the
President Of Volunteers thea ook tho gun without clean
ing and points shots extraordinary perform
ance The Duke OF Cambridge expressed himseh naon
pleased with the performance Of the Hord'n rh' according
~ The T.s, report The similar TO the one recon-
mended TO Government by the Board of Examiner OF which
Can Hancock Is President One OF It's chief advantages 10
that the ordinary muket be so readily altered by this
pap at small expense Americans glad 10 record
this victory for American skill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
Burglary In broadway.

THE OPERATIONS OF THE THIEVES EMAIL AMOUNT
OF PLUSDBR SECURED BY THEM
Some time between the hours OF . and III O'Clock on
Thursday night party burglars succeeded IN forcing an
entrance tho premises occupied by H. w Gear o. I'm.
poftes and dealers In artists materials the secohu ooT OF
No 5ls Broadway From an examination Of the premises 10
would appear that the burglars had passed through Ha alley
leading 10 the rear Of No 81 Crosby st. and climbing Tree
had gained the roof OF extension IN tue rear e
building entered Hero by Of imme they had FORCED
open Of the iron windowshutteI tue MARKS OF to nh
being plainly visible the stone sl ana lh acues ol
the sutherland then, raising tie Wldo" eu'eeu 'Ae apa
mcnt.
The KEY Of the safe had very careesy been m hanging In
the Office and thieves found dcly IN gaming access
TO the receptacle Oy 60 the safe end TINS they sp
propriated The books and papers winch II eghaed were
thrown upon the floor 10 the search Tor more FsuAocs Inc
drawer OF writing desk used by the book Keeper was next
forced but here nothing Of value was o1nd and ~
their want OF success the burglars partially destroyed an en-
tybook lying upon the deAka number OF tue ea'es Usnb
torn out by them and thrown upon the hOoF'
Standing the railing OF the once which 10 etcaVated
In the rear OF the store ard wheIe the thieves eected
their entrance Is small desk The l o. this was forced
OPEN ard here the thieves thought they had length secured
prize in the sTe Of small tin boz securely fastened An
application of tho Jimmy broke the faenngs ana IL
was then found to nothing but some policies Oh lns
rance and other pope These In turn were sue"A 'Poa
the floor.
aesk located in eornef o. the apartment near window
looking cot upon Broadway next he atoh. ne
thieves This was found open and hef they managed to
secure $50 In Treasury notes and fractonp currency anu
this IN addition to what they had previously tseusu
stued the entire amount found by the thieves Wn tleh
made their exit through the window they bad entered As
far be ascortalned the stock w1 untouoneu tpe
thieves probably expected End considerable money IN tho
place and therefore did not come prepared 70 Garry ava" !
OF the stock.
Shortly after II o'clock p. m. Mr. Samuel Gear brother
OF the senior partner whohas heretofore slept Ia the ss
ts"roAa spA Quad svsrrbAg IN the state ve hsye oecHofa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
Lnstiee BY Long Nensure.

case came before the Jefferson Market Court, a
few days ago the disposal Of which By Justice Dodge Illus
rates one Of beauties 81 elective Judiciary a. prac
ced in this Metropolitan city. gentleman residing out OF
town but doing the city appeared before the Court
above mentioned with eotlint that certain personal prop
erty had from his place Of business and that DO had
reassn certain parties with the theft An officer
was dispatched with the gentleman 10 look for the property
and bring the accused party before the Court The Justice
upon bearing accused party state that at the time Of the
arrest he was about settling up his cash account for the day
told him that he could 80 back asking him question
or investigating the in the least except asking Of com
his place residence Upon hearing that this was out Of
town the Judge stated that he must the seyen,hs
Court because the nearest 10 where be lived. Upon a.
tenon being called TO the fact that the parties accused and
the which the articles stolen were In the judi
c district represented Jefferson Market the Justice said
10 the complainant DO you hear me You must 30 to the
Fifty sventh Coa the court to where you reside
II had known yon lived out OF the el, should not have
tertained the At ALL The dismissed" II this sort
Of administration il 10 continue commend TO the Justice
the following suggestions Of the complainant The above
who furnishes US with the facts noted:
"If this the justice 70 b, hd stored propose
new publication 70 be entitled Dodget Table OF Distances
and Guide 20 Justice 20 indicate The relations OF different
parts the country 10 the various Police courts Inc work
should bo widely circulated 30 that strangers need not waste
time in boxing for Justice IRON out OF town. living
for instance in Boston nay b. robbed under the caves Of
Jefferson Market but FvseyeBtt nearest bis place Of
residence and therefore he 80 there Justice Dodge
will not entertain the complaint person from Long Island
may be robbed within stones throw o'Jsstce Dodges bench
but this wise Justice will dodP the question and refer the
complaint 70 The Tombs IfyeSenLsi. But who II 20
calculate the distances that there be no mistake In
party suppose the party robbed had lived IN oboken
and had brought his complaint before Justce Dodge would
he have said will entertain yoqr complaint because ny
Court 10 homer He Ht4d, pfobhp! the
Acct