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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24

Lieut.. d. Lowenburg.-At the risk of
incurirg the displeasure of this gentleman,
we voluntarily take the responsibility of
putting his name in print, as this may be
the Inst opportunity we shall have of do.
ing him justice, Mr., LowENBERG is not
only a worthy citizen and gentleman, in
the fullest acceptaton Of the terms, but is
also man of the most enlarged lberality
and acknowledged patriotism. We need
only add, that he has ever been consist
ent Democrat, and the best friend VIC ever
had since we located in Bloomsbury.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24
Veto of the Negro Bureau
TIE VETO MESSAGE.

We have not room to-day FOR the mes
sage OF the President vetoing the "Freed.
mems Bueeau BILL The main objec-
tons to the bill are /: 1t gives too much
mower to the executive, it is too expensive
and burdens ONE; it is unnecessary; it was
passed in the absence Of representation
ofthe States chiefly TO be affected by it /;
and, finally, it is Unconstitutional.
We freely and candidly declare says
the Patriots g. Union, that this message
Of Mr.. johnson is a most mastery paper
clear, searching, unanswerable, 1t dives
to the very bottom of the subject and
overturns the shoddy structure of the Yam
kee negro rushlights as though it were
built Of paper. We will prict this truly
stasesmaulike message to morrow, and
hope that every man woman and child
will read it and thank its author as we do
from their very heart of hearts La the
name OF our Democratic patr ons we thank
President johnson for the stand he has
thus taken to protect the white laboring
tax paying masses Of the country from
extOrtionate oppression.
In the Senate when the massage was
read, an effort was made during the ex.
element, and Indignation of the radicals,
to pass the bill ovec the veto, but it was
soon evident that two-thrds could not be
secured. A vote to postpone stood
ayes II; nays 30; and as this test was
considered sufficient damponcr. the Sen
ate soon adjourned without even discuss
ing the subject they decided not to post
pope. A 'loyal'' negro organ says that
while the message was being read "brows
were knit and many countenances bore
an uuusally stern and determined express
sion" OF course, there is now weeping
and wailing in the negro camp
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24
Arcana Watches.

The cases of these Watches manufactured of df.
erent metals into which gold is forced by means Of
extreme heat and surface left OF Is carat gold which
is lasting and elegant. They are gotten up IN hand
some style and equal in appearance aud hnish to
watches costing four times the prce asked for them.
They are all excellent time keepers and warranted
such. We sell
Gents large size, detached levers, Hunting cases,
for $50.
GGnt, medium size, detached levers ,IIanting
for $aj To SIS.
Ladies Hunting cases, so to S25
Ladies' Guard Chains beautiful styles, s.
do Chatelaine, chans do 81
Gents Vest Chains, heavy AMI elegant s.
Orders must be acC' mpanied by the cash and may
sent either by Express, by pOstofiCe order, III
egisterGd letters at oar risk.
No watches ever before offered to the public eqla
these for beauty, du abilit and excellence when the
price is considered. Address
ARCANA WATCH co, q! Fulton ST., New YorH.
Feb. II, lsG6-3m.- m.-SChell
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''' ONE HUNDRED ACRES,

Strict measure ON which are erected two story
frame DWELLING HOUSE, BANK BARN and
OIL out buildings Il good Spring near the door,
good Apple Orchard &e
ALSO; one other Tract Of Land situate in same
twp andioining lands OF Geo Fenstcrmacher othe T
lands of decodcnt on the North, Michael Moneys
heirs on the East, other land of The decedont on the
south aud West containing II acres, and one hun
dred and seventeen perchcs, strict meausurc about
'rwenty acres of which is cleared land.
ALSO one other tract of l.nd, situate in same
twp bounded on the North by other lands Of the dc.
cedent on the East by lands OF John Lazarus, Ra-
chei Evans and Others on the South by clher lands
of deeedent, and on the West other lan1s o dece'
dent, and lands of Lucas Fahringcr, containing
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24

"BEAsT BUTLER, The Philadelphia
Age, commenting on the late speech Of the
Beast delivered in the hall Of the House
of Representatives, at Washington, to a
mixed audiapce of Shoddytes and negroes
says;
"The speech is simply long howl for
blood. Its brutality is in entire keeping
with the history Of the man who made it.
Ii contains no argument, it merits no re.
ply. To its demand for the judicial muir
der of General Lee and Jefferson Davis
we have only this word to say-tbat il the
armies of the North had been cursed with
the leadership of many such generals as
Butler we should have had the rebel flag
floating 10 day over the hall in which that
bottle-corked warrior uttered bis elamor.
Gus cry for cowardly vengeance
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24
NEW SKIRT FOR 1865 ]
The Great Invention Of the Age in
IL o o P S X | r T S .
J,W BRADLEY s New Patent DUPLEX ELLEPTlC
(or double) SPRING SKIRT.

J.W BRADLEY 5 New Patent DUPLEX ELLEPTlC
(or double) SPRING SKIRT
THIS INVENTION consists of Duplex (or two) e.
lptC Pure Refined Steel Springs ingenIOusly Br aided
Tightly and Firmly together, edge 10 edge, making
the Toughest, most Flexible, Elastic and durable
the single Springs, and consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful shape more than twice as long
as any Single Spring skirt that ever Has or Can be
made,
THE wonderful hexbllity aud great comfort and
pleasure 10 any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
VIII be experienced particularly III all crowded AS
semblICs, Operas, Carriages Railroad Cars, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress,
as the skirt can be folded W hen in to occupy
small place cas- lily and conveniently SILK or
Muslin Dress,
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort aad
Great Convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
steel spring Skirt for single day will Never after
wards Willingly dispense with their use For Chill.
dreh, Misses and ionng Ladies they super or to
all others.
THE HOOPS are covered with . ply double twisted
hlead and viii wear twice long the Single yarn
covering which used on all Single Steel Hoop skirts
Inc tlee bottom rods every skirt also Double
steel and twice or double covered to prevent the
eIlng from wearing of the rods when dragging down
stars stone steps, etc. elC which they are CONSTANT
ly subject when in use.
All are made OF the new and elegant Corded Tapes,
ana are the best quality in every part giving 10 the
wearer the most graceful aud perfect shape possible
ana are unques Onaby the lIghest, most esI rable
comfortable nd economical Skirt ever made,
VESTS BRADLEY 4 CARY, PROPRIETORS Of
the Invention, and SOLE MANUFACTURERS, 07
GU AMBERS, aud 10 & 81 READE STREETS, New
HOIk,
FOR SALE in all frs tcass Stores IN this City aud
throughout the United states aud Caana ada, Havana de
Spring SKIRT,
Jan. 20, leU6 -3m, a &c
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PUBLIC SALE
VARIABLE REAL rs ia TIE !
in pursuance of an order of the Or
OF

Satu1day, / 5M dag ef NaFch, 1860,
at 10 o'cloct in the forenoon, Jacob Yaoger aud
Washington Yeager, administrators of JohnYeager,
late of Locust twp in said county, decd. will ex.
uose to sale public venlue, on the premises, the
foli owing dccscfbcd Real Estate, to wit: All that
certain Tract Of Land situate in Locus; twp Col.
umbia county, bounded on the North by land of de-
rcdcnt ON the East by land of Mary Mowery aud
olbets on the south BY heirs Of Samuel Hampton
and Samuel Pilkngton aud ON tue West by land OF
Unrhrl Eynns oud others, containing
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By nj. ssTpn trepl or ous.a.- amend ths ehsf'
BY Mr.. JEsESs-To prohibit tho Mayor and Common
atty OF New York Board Of Supervisors from dsposng
OF any real estate belonging 70 the city.
BY Mr. OAKEY (rep.) Of Kngs-To Incorporate the
Ihrog's Neck Steamboat Company. Als6to incorporate
the Mott Haven Ferry.
10 incorporate the New York and Rondout Steam Trans
portation Company
BY Mr. WnsER, (rep.) Of Dutchess-To amend the
BY Mr. BRASDRErH lrep.) Of westchester-To improve
the pavement IN Broadway, New York
BY Mr. TurHIL, (rep.) OF fsunolk-To amend the New
York Common School act Also 10 INCORPORATE the New
burg Female Seminary Company
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. OAKEy-To improve and widen Union street.
Brooklyn
By Mr.. SNvpER-To amend the Excise laws
BY Mr. REYNOLDS, trep.) Of Kngs-To create a
Department on Public Charities and Correction in Brook
lyn.
By Mr.. GooDRcH-To improve Atlantic avenue, Brook
lyn.
BY Mr.. MnLsrAuou. frep) Of orange-To extend the
track OF the Warwick Valley Railroad TO the New Jsr
sey State line.
BY Mr.. TUCKER, tdem.) Of New York-To amend the
general manufacturing law, to include building
hotels, steamboats and letting and running the same
By Mr.. SEEBAcaR, tdem.) OF New York-To increase
the salaries Of interpreters In New York police dis
trict courts
By Mr.. CREAxER-ro incorporate the New York Steam
Transit Company.
By Mr.. GooDRIcH-To authorize John p Mills and h
assigns also TO extend the Third avenue stage route
By Mr.. CocHRANE, (rep) OF Albany-To dispense win
elusive copyright Of published reports
Adjourned
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pha and elsewhere Such q great tax paying interest
ought not 10 be thus sacrificed. an,
Mr. BLAINE uep) OF Me-, said-l am against tue pil
In all its parts clear through IL does not proec any
mans interest," and swaps all OF them OH lor canadian
interests / believe the House is against tne Dill the
business has so lagged this session that II can Will
expedite II by single motion. move 10 strlke out the
enacting clause OF this bill
The question taken by teers and resulted yeas SO,
nays 6S So the enactment clause was not stricken out
The committee then rose
COLONEL BOWERS.
Mr. WAsHBrRSE, OF ILL.,, said the delegation in Congress
from his State had appo nted committee Of five OF its
members consisting of his colleagues Messrs Harding
Mouton Cullom, Thornton and himself, to proceed to
West Point tomorrow to attend The neral of of the
alluded TO Colonel Theodore s. Bowers the Adjutant
General TO Lieutenant General Grant who was yesterday
instantly killed while getting into the cars Garrison 8
Landing, opposite West Point Colonel Bowers
man OF qualities so remarkable of patriotism pure
OF loyalty so devoted of character exalted, whose
services rendered during the had been great and
SO valuable to the country, that the members OF both
Houses In behalf Of Illinois, had deemed it ft and proper
to pay tribute to his memory by being represented at
his funeral He would therefore, ask leave OF absence
for his colleagues named and himself for tho balance Of
the week.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The SPEAKER presented message from the President
covering communication from the Secretary OF State, in
reply to resolution of the House adopted days
since in reference TO note OF confidence and of extra
ordinary powers conferred by the Congress of Mexico
Pres dent Juarez Mr. Seward states briefly that it is
not deemed expedent to furnish the information asked
Referred to the Committee Foreign Affairs.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE ACT.
On motion of Mr. MORRILL,, act to declare the mean
ing of certain parts OF the Internal Revenue
ferred to the Committee Of Ways and Means
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
NAVY BULLETIN.
RRAzII SouADRoN

BRAZIL SQUADRON.
Flagship Susquehanna Admiral Godon; the Kansas,
Shawmut Nipsic and Wasp in the Rio La Plata
the Sd ut
The Juniata Captain Almy, arrived at Rio Janero
January H. from cruise TO the Abrohos Banks and
along the coast to the NORTH and to have left
for cruise along the southern coast.
The Brooklyn Commander Patterson, sailed from Rio
Janero January 81 for St. Catharnes and the river La
Plata
THE SPECIAL SQUADRON.
lron-cad Monadnock Commander Bunce and frigate
vanderbilt Commander Sandford Flagship Of Commo-
dore Rodgers) sailed from Rio Janeiro for Montevide0
on January H. and the fgae Powhatan sailed as above
ON January 15
WEST INDIA SQUADRON.
Flagship Rhode Island, Admiral Palmer, recently from
cruse to the westward far San Juan, +. r.,
rived at St Thomas February 90 reporting all hands
In good health.
Admiral Palmer had received a warm welcome from
the Governor and authorities at Porto Rico. Washing
toms birthday celebrated by the Admiral and officers
and of the Rhode Island at St. Thomas and sautes
responded to by the forts shore and by the Eng
lsh n-of-war IN the port.
The Swatara, Commander Jcfers, left st. Thomas on
the 18th ut for a cruise the windward.
The Monongahela, Captain Bssel, was at st. Domingo
February 20.
Other vessels Of the squadron expected at st
Thomas the 26th ut
THANKS TO TIE oPFIcERs OF THE AGAwAM AND
LENAPE.
Captain william Jones, commanding steamship Da-
koa has thanked the commanders OF the Un ted States
gunboats Agawam aud Lenape and Ensign Boyden, OF
the Agawam, and the mate Of the Lenapee-the last two
OF whom In command of the launches sent TO his
ssance while aground OF Beaufort harbor the Sd inst
THANKS TO CAPTAIN FANNIER AND OFFICERS OF
THE CUYAHOGA.
Captain Thompson and the officers OF the steamer Al
liance have acknowledged their Indebtedness TO the
% s'a.ss sisaed from The Highland Light
quarantine ut Staten Island.
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Coroners, Inaucsts.

suroips TAKING orIux-wlliam Althof native Of
Germany, twcntys years OF age found dead in his
room at ilo Greenwich street. under circumstances
which induced the beicf that he had poisoned himself
Coroner Cover was notified and DR.. John Beach made
a post mortem examination the body, which resulted
In finding considerable quantity Of crude opium In the
stomach, which, in his opinion was the of death
Deceased seemed 10 be In good health ana spirits and
no cause for the commission Of the &C, appeared before
the Coroner The jury rendered verdict Of death by
taking opium.
FAfAL RAILROAD AoupKSr Coroner Collin yesterday
held inquest at the corner OF ssyhr,t street and
Third avenue, on the body Of John schnItzeu, lad
nearly nine years Of age, who died from the effects Of
injuries received on the evening OF the Is, instant De-
ceased spd two other boys were tsyng on sand bank
corner y Third avenue and F1y eighth street. when
n hsm, Ia playful mannen pushed dcccased down
the herk: He fell benehh ts feet q team attached
toe Third avenue car and bkfore the driver could stop
ons ofshs esr whse's passs Iov his rshs Iss scur.
ing 10 terrible manner The Jury rendersda verdict
OF accidental death,
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
ARMY BULLETIN.

LIST OF VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS WHICH HAVE
BEEN OR ARE ORDERED TO BE MUSTERED OUT
OF SERVICE NOT INCLUDED IN PREVIOUS CIRCU
LARS.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1866
IUinois-Infantry-Th eighth, Slxtysecond One
Hundred and Fifty first enlisted OF Eighth whose
term of service expired during January, 1856.
Indiana-lnfantry-Thr fourth.
Io,oa-Cayalry-Nnth
Kentuc yInfantry- third and Twenty-eighth.
Baine- -Infantry-Company +, Twelfth
g1n-lnfanry-Twelfth
n-Infantry-Ninth.
United Sdts Colord s-Infantry-Thirty fourth,
Fifty NINTH Sixty second Nineysxth, One Hundred and
Thirty seventh and One Hundred and Thirty-eghth.
Artillery-Battery B, second light, Fourth heavy.
NorE.-The Fifty-fourh New York infantry, hereto
fore reported ordered mustered out still remains in
vice. The Twenty first United States colored troops,
heretofore reported ordered mustered out also remains
n service the order for its muster out having been
voked The Seventy third United States coored troops
consolidated with the Tenth United states coored
heavy artillery, and not mustered out organization
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
THE PoRTER-sTovsR CASE.
The Right to Provo Former Bad Char
acter.
SUPERIOR COURT-CHAMBERS.
Refore Judge Garyin

acter.
SUPERIOR CoURT-CHAMBERs.
Before Judge Garvn.
He,uy d. Slower rs. DANIEL NJ Ibrter.--ln this suit,
which arises out OF the payment Of money and giving
notes which the plaintiff insists obtained by the de-
fendant by fraud while the plaintiff in Fort Lafay
ette 70 which the defendant sets up that It was fee
paid for procuring Stovers release from Fort Lafayette
and defending him upon any criminal charge which
might be brought against him motion was first made
by defendant before Justice McCunn for commission TO
take dispositions and Worcester TO mpeach the
plaintiff (Stover) The plaintiff read afidavits showing
he had resided here since 1857 and there being no PROOF
OF present bad character, that was bad here, the
TO renew the motion affidavit was read setting
what would be the effect Of the testimony IT per-
mitted 10 take the depostons, and the motion was
again denied and the aiidavs stricken from the ne;
motion then again made 20 renew which was heard
by Chief Justice Robertson and leave 10 granted
The Justice decided that former bad character may be
proved where there IL evidence tending to npeach
present character and that some ahdayis should DO
given at oil events to show present bad character" "
Thereupon the defendant again moved on the original
anidavits stating there forty persons In Boston
and twelve In Worcester who would swear Sto-
vers character for truth in that place was bad also
that there were three persons who testified on the
Weed Opdyke trial that Stovcrs character Tor
truth was bad The defendant further showed
that the Of the plaintiff must rest almost exclusively
on the strength of his testimony, and Introduced the
adavts OF persons residing here, who stated that
Stovers character for truth was bad In this city The
plaintiff introduced two counter aidavi's and also In
sisted that depositons could not be taken TO impeach
mans character because he might not be called wit
and the evidence 10 backen his character would
bear record JUST Garvin granted the motion, airm-
ing the doctrine laid down by the Chie Justice and the
s. Rowland, for plaiatin, opposed the motion. ID. NJ.
Porter for defendant in favor OF the motion.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
Telegraphic Market Reports,


Stocks are hrm Pennsylvania nvcs, s6h MOTT.
Canal, II; Reading Railroad, 49, Pennsyvana ha'~., -,
@k; American gold 33k. sight exchange On Ne"
York nj par .u "A
declining; sales of Northwestern extra 81 " Ws
Ohio do nj 50 50 To- small sales OF good red wns y.
81 25 white al 81 30 81 76the latter price oe'n} d.
choice Michigan Coffee duh sales OF low grace ans.
at lie 1sc In gold; prime do, 2oAc IN go'd ,.L,,-
heavy Provisions very dull and all quaiu.s sak.ss
declined. mess pork f2s, lard at IL c bu''e' ""'
whtskey dull; sales at 81 ~. ,sca
Flour quiet; sales OF Howard superhne a. ~,
extra as rs So Wheat steady; sales W scus 60
rod Al AZ ~ SO: Western white, ~ 10 - .. ~.
declined ic sales white at Tic nc yeowi o..
nae Oass Arm. sales nj tec. Seeds oum ss
nominal AZ 81 % S. Provisions daL Daon snou n
ders nj llc Western lard al 1s,sc aiotc '"sn u.
coffee duI: sales Of prime Rio At 1oo., s"" ""7sV
dun; sales Of Western al " %
Cotton declined lc a sic for middling. four duu
md aec,nedosc per bbi on low grades, al " % "
fr single es,rs and 10 s12 so for double extra WbeeA
l plcv a.. Corn lower al bsc &C for white
ssc !. az scv vsS,ov Oats dull. at isc q 400. Lad
%irso a isxc Nsss pork al sa' IS and SIS 70 ~~
prime mss Nsv.osisAss, March q lsoA
Cotton dull and unscitled sslss today 7oQ -
sAi~ A. the three dAys 81 900 halsa Rsce.pta ~
eo0 t,je. Rscs.pm for the thres dAys, 1S5g bel1
wddi,ns 40 tsc. Sugar and mosssss dnchAaGee>
gold. i3ik stcrlins exchange, lAi
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THE BRITISH PROVINCES.

Confederation Carried I'm Nowfounn.
lamd-The Scheme Adopted Una nt tmOos-
~ I'm the Upper House-Brftfsh r&sa0-
fOrcememts. &c.
(From the Toronto Globe March 81
From the Halifax Unonis of the 2Sth February, ~
ceved last night learn that both branches OF the
Newfoundland Legislature have accepted the Qudboo
scheme OF confederation The arrived II Halifax
the 27th by the Merlin The Uniopi stateo
that the resolutions carried In the Lower House
a division OF 10 TO !, and In the Upper House unani-
mousy. Thts decided action Of Newfoundland cu hass
most important influence TIE 0hp mortsms provssoes,
and heartily congratulate the country upon IL New
foundand very valuable portion Of the British Amsr
can provinces, and market for our agricultural pc
duce Is unsurpassed
BRITISH REISFORCxMESTs.
The Second battalion, Fourth infantry Second bas-
talon, Twenty second and the One Hundredh infantry
10 out to America The three battalions WI
be 10 the point where they may be most required
probably 70 New Brunswick. The One Hundredth rsg1-
ment raised In Canada, aud will throw of heavy
batch Of deserters It's com ing out
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sUrRHxR COURT CIRcuu.-Par Mos 7el, $ls, -,
COL l3sa 95s e57 969 si1 sz3 e75 es5 sei s95. 1901
1913, 1017, 1912 1923 1881 Part 2-Nos 334, TIA 214
es2 1895 7e2 7os, e5sh e2o sie, oeo 2eo, 72s, ss1
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$50 93s $50 SEQ s72 o22 e42 746 sk, 9ss, ss2 lioe
Is, 6s1, ~, 26l, 3l7
surHxxn Counr cMAxsus 81, eS, lo7, 12i, iss.
$50, 1877, 1e4, 1876, 100
SUPERoR CoURr Part Mos 1885, 171p, 3s6, l4eJs
sol 1892 1882 1914 1919 1915 1911 1919 1913, 1913
Part 2-Nos 2024 2si2 2512 l2l4, 2522, 2ss0. 2s2ss
1850, 1764, 2<s2, 2320, 252s, 1855 25ls, $3.50.
COMMON PLEAs--Part Mos 1427, 163, 1850, IVA
1892 1l%4 1854, 1857 l47o l478 Inclusive Psrs 3
The same numbers as published yesterday.
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Police Intelligence.
BURGLARY IN A BONDED wAREHOUsE-THRER
ARRESTED ON RUsPfCIOS.


ARRESTED on SUSPICION.
Yesterday morning, about half past o'clock officer
Rker OF the Twenty eighth precinct while patrolng
his post heard burglars at work In the bonded
house Of Messrs squrcs CO., Nos SIG and 5is wash
ineton street; and thinking prudent assist
ance before making forward movement, ran TO the
station house. which Is not far distant Captain Dickson
Instantly started platoon OF men, under command Of
Sergeants OConnor and Wolf, who surrounded the
block on which tho warehouse stands. While
making an investigation roundsman Rusher arrested
three who suddenly appeared In the street ON sus-
picon Of being the burglars On examining the ware
house II was found that tho burglars had escaped
through front window the first floor, taking with
them one thousand dollars worth OF silks, which had
been taken from the third floor. The store
had been entered from the skygh the burglars having
reached the roof of the building from tenement house
ADJOINING Beside the Of silks which had been
opened was found powerful jimmy, nearly two feet in
hundred dollars were subsequently found concealed un
der cart which stood the warehouse The prison
es, against whom there appears 10 be no evidence TO
connect them with the burglary were detained for ex
animation before Justice Dodge
ARREST or BURGLARS
Charles stewart and Charles Cunningham. twenty two
and twenty seven years Of age we're arrested by deeo
tves Mullen and Horbet Of the Fourth problnct on tho
charge Of entering the apartments Of Mary Role No AZ
Rose street. with false keys and stealing therefrom
ing apparel valued $50 The prisoners being caneh,
in the act fed down stairs pursued by Mary and took
oficers secured them. Stewart threw a skeleton Rev
into the vault OF the house but the officers recovered II
Justice fIogan committed the accused parties default
of ri 900 bail each