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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TRIBUNE


ASHES-The market Is firm with fair demand sale, at
" 75asI0 for Pots, and tl3 5Oasl4 fol- Pearls
CANDLES are steady. with moderate demand quote
al 22d23c for Ad1manne doc Sperm Patent
COFFEE-Rio Is quiet bat strong at full previous
Other descriptions moderately active sales OF 400 bags La
guayrn at lste, gold
C0PPER-American Ingot Is dull and heavy we quote at
90 93c for Lake and Baltimore - and 3c for Now Sheath
ing and Yellow Metal
COTTON-The market has been more active but unset
tied and rather easier closing a about i 1c for Mddng
Upands and 4lc for do Orleans sales OF 800 bales
GISH-The market for Dry Cod dull bat steady quote
al o. 25dSe 25 Grind Bank and Georges Aaccrel
are quiet quote at vi Oas22 for No bfass o. 2jd
SO 80 for No do, and s+atH rs for no DO Herngs
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhs market for Western and State
Flour moderately active and all grades ara better the
sales - 700 bbs asl 30 for suphne State and
on 5dt3 25 for Fancy State t00s2 Is for the low grades
Spring Wheat Western Exa; e2 1898 20 for Shipping
Ohio tJ 50 Ga 10 for Trnde and Family brands Of Ohio
Michigan and Indiana and s5aels for 81 Louis Extras
Buckwhcat Flour 10 lower and dull, 81 50d& 100 n.
active and IL better aaes OF bb
t 25ati6 for Trade and Family band Southern Flour
e2 SOasi4 50 TO fair Baltimore and Country EI
as and GA 70dtl7 for trade and family brands Rye Flour
with moderate business sales OF 200 bbs al " 900
% 10 Corn Meal rmer and active snes Of $40 bbs
s rs for Marsbs Caoc and o. 75at5 for Brandywine
FRUITRasins Ia moderate request; quote ~ 10
for bunch per box and u 50 Tor Layers Other descriptions
30 Tor Clron and l9c for smyrna Figs
GRAIN-Ths Whoat market firm; the inquiry s gen
era chiefly milling sales OF 5000 BUSH Spring at e. for
Reflected and Oh IS 9S No 2Chcago esoo bush Amber
State iots a. 1000 10 aud 600 bush White Michigan
Is % Rye Is inactive but firmly beld; sales OF $50 bush
Old Western At 81 y in store Barley Is less active but bot
ter; tho sacs 300 bush al 81 1881 2! for Two
Rowci 81 sic 81 q Tor pGim0I oWod State 81 3dsl IL
af,at Barley hait quite drn bat quiet. sslas OF ~"
bush good State 81 81 o. Dat, ps les, active aud clo'o
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5apiuss. Bauks.
Chances for Businesa Altu.
Il YES PATENT

IVES PATENT LAMPS-PAkfS, l5bI. .
several INVENTIONS protectst By Letter. Paen -
the important Easp.an eOea and paSs having boon '" 80
our Lamps sil es exhibited al the
Ia ncipaos demand then expected. hsvs Diet srnnss
establish thor countries amer chs
saperv,on Of q psrtses vhs vh 60 ro asrs "
With the acaairsas additional ca A tof NE
suoces the business abroad PROPOSE 10 enpe
Of part The paeats fer eeeh COUNT and oesvs
o6er nsossy inducessss,s s n.es'msni any
here whess DER Lsnps been In nearly ys
With universal ssseion soih 70 Oay and county see es~"
aaa In elrcuaLl "a. a.
yar.ba op,snlty for lucrative wbich
may so~bHed s,pees 70 sny who eon.en
MA, .ay abroad would Ike o'a
bushes. IN one Of The central Oe- ~ Place manef,'laisa
profitable Earopo tho msfa or The World enc -
ilmf~
ado ma f,loy wh.reyer goc Csi send TO- chcuars
~ iJIJIIS YIS Co, NO a. MaldniNic. Esw Ank.
rroDas.Oi. sd 1lAuaist iafe'e
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FAMILY MARKETS.


or LIVIND EAFEaSL5 II NkW-T YORK.
FRipAY o. 20 i-C5
Tie pf.ac,pi feature IN a' retail markets th week u 4
h~.Yy nr- CAUSED w speculation than anything
ce though Be- pretty certain tIat t, last wheat crop
large aIl portion Of % lrs IN bad orcg bakers
keep pice r 'hycs li diminish the Fresh hah
continue scarce and high whs would apea that butchers
ignore the fact that cattle 0uer Az least they havN only
lowered toe prize ol hcei and that only trae but
ptomi,e down al round clte do not advance again
Tie poultry markets wei supplied and people very
naturally take turkey all chicken. Nenon has also made
appearance Lackawanna coal on ~ per but vent
up sgaa iu q few days there IL change 20 report,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCT o6-,J1Ji bids Flour N5 bh, Whisky sO slcks
Corn Meal t57u BUSH Wheat ~ bush Oats 100 bns Matt
iush Barley Ia bush Ssc IA pkgs Ashes I9 n gs
Bee, Dbl, Pork 40 pig, Cut Maia. l9l pigs Lard,
Dbl. Petroleum
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The Moiisan Conllal Road earled ulo thifd "oeA N
October
slO5 30 70 IsC5 tqO2lS 10 Increase e. "a 20
Tho Chicago aHd Rock Island Road earned tho third
week in October:
isG6 ...... sos j SO 40 Inereiss s0d7
Tn, Chicago and Great Eastern Road earned tho third
week ia October:
lso6.... tp6Ol Isl ...... 81 20 Increase ElSi
Tho fonJsing the movements OF do goods at this
nnrI dining tho week.
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Annexed is liz, Of jobbcrs' prices at ia, New-Yors
Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. % and 81 Park.Paco:
Brown shoctings-Sl.non Fals A. &c. Atlantic n l5c.
Bedford. l5ic
Bleached Shirt!hgs-Loaslaa ]olc, Harsi No. J. Doc;
Hope, sc
Frints-Cocheoo, Gle Pacific Soc Sherman i7o Empire,
BE.
Hoop Skrs--Bradeys Duplex Elliptic ard Empress Trail
In good demand Meyer mi prices unchanged.
Shirts. w. L. STANDARD Dress No 10 ~ do, No %
SO
Paper Colas-Netropoan Collar Co, Byron and Garrote
No No ~ Enamelcl Frcuch Enameled and Silver Corfu.
gated $40 20 as Goldsmith Patent Byron SJJ Sakespearc
80: cuffs 81. less. ID per cent
1icks-Pcarl Riser. 5iic Easton a, 2Jc.; DO &c
Strpes-Nhit.entOns A A Sc; do. T., 22io.
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0St discoun-the extreme fgnros being exceptional The
counter rates were steady discount buying and sell
ing
me Chicago Timci givcs the following tib: Of taxa
flo, cf CIir4ro CITY property.
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financial.

NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
~ Of the RECUPERATIyE CALoRIc ENGINE COMPANY
will be held at No. ia Broadway THURSDAY the oth day Of
October instant at o'clock for the eecon Of Tns'ses and
IA, r. w. RLEECKER, Treasurer
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
~ CHICAGO Rock IsLASD AND Pacific RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT DoNDs
(TnKTY YEARs TO RUS),
EOR SALE BY

HowEs & MACY, BANKERS 30 wallstreet New
York Gormery officers the Park Bank -Four per cent
terest allowed on deposit.
The business OF this house Is the Incorpo rated
Bank.
PERSONS KEEPNG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW a.
they pecse and will be allowed Interest their daily bal
ance at per cent
Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of the various Govern
men other Stocks Bonds and Gold promptly executed for
the usual CON mission
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oyyIcE o. saAsfR FAnr OIL CoxrAsI No Iss BaoADwArl
Roon No. g. HEwYoRx ocr. IT, 1874.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK.
i HOLDERS Of this COMPANY for the ELECTION q
TRUSTEES held the Office Of the Company SATUk
DAY, the 3rd November next, from to , m
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Dec $500 Dec Ilt9.soo Inc. s,s9oio Dec ico.soo
BY reducing the whoa. TO hour the quantity Of Tho a
tor eft at lowater this year. compared with tho core
spending period last year, shows decrease OF i5 200
bbis -four
Tho following comparative table shows tho quintity OF
Of tho principal articles Of produce left at il-Waer
from the commencement Of navigation 10 aud including
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Dpioeno Notices.

TIE AMERICAN ErcHASsn NATIONAL BAsx-
NRv.Yokx. Oct 10, 1884.
4 SEMI-AENUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PEA
n CENT free CT Government the Capital Stock OF shA
Bsnk been aecs 81 payable and aer Nov The sn1tss
will Do closed from h date and O. on ne "a oCemper
DUILION CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
ID PANY OF CoLORADo.-A 6hh DIVIDEND of FIVE PEA
CENT will upon Nov insAn. stockholders Of record -
Oct & payable Stockholders Of Boston reoid No. 10 Lnda
At and sfNew record Oee Of the Farmers Loan an
Trust Co., No. ID Exchange place, that city -,- - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

fOtai o. 800 COL y taS9 lG2 ca tl,7Q.0d %
fhero about e. 5Tl for woman and child IN tho city
the population being sO04l9
At Cincinnati money is easier The Gazette Of wcdncs-
day says: ....
Al mi, Tina there Is superabunlnnce or money with very
molere and discounts and inquiry OF consequence
r oo oans Bankers not anxious however Ia invest IN
long paper Of interest arc maintained az egO per
cent on coll money aimed on frsicas con,eras ut
pr cent There f supply OF exchange but being
plenty dealers prefer 10 keep their bances ia Eewiork
where they recciSc interest and there L. therefore no dpos-
ton 10 sell except customers The buying rates par to
premium ond selling 40 premium In one case We heard
ton Of the market - that OF money is easy but 1t Is liable
70 very sudden turn in the opposite direction A..
TIr HsgsSfa CpHsttunioai OF the I'D inst gives the
following IN reference 70 the Georgia State bonds
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
MmLE9GxyILLG Ga. Oct. 10 is'o -,
lsfh OF March 1866 numbered TO- II is ordered;
That oil bonds and coupons o. the eae OF neorgh
wbsrcsocycr payable may 10 funded presentation at
Treasury OF the state in mortgage bonds Of the ot1e
Bearing per cent interest ss from the '' day july 1900 "D
Steond that all coupons payable in New. York or IN
London due. and embraced In the descrpuNo ny
furnished the agency by the Treasurer may be funded IN
bonds described above on presentation at the hanoha bah "
the Republic Now YoIk. -,
third That ali coupons funded New York be marked
paid returned to the Treasury with descriptive list OIL
fSrS Tha; the TSssSrer ndorsc to be ndoed
ou each bond funded the Of the person ~ a
and registry OF oil bonds issued IN the iundins pooeSS 10
kept in the Trcasurers office. n -.
turty CHARLES j. JENKINS, Governor
TINS supY OF GEORGIA MuLEDCRyrIx, Dot ~. 1870
Holders of bonds aud coupons OF The state ueo
are hereby notified that in accordance win tc sVo'c
cy can receive for them on presentation Mt this Department
new bonds OF the State dated ist Of July 1866 due 20 years
eer date bearing interest at per cent per annun rayaDe
in January and July, aud secured by mortgage
on the Western and Atlantic Rairoad 80. -, -. -
The bonds being sca OF CIV anu tV husIs nust pr
sent er bonds coupons In muupes OF these sums or
make up their deficiency ia currency.
No provision for payment OF interest ai,e maturity OF oohu
or coupons having been made by tho Legislature cannot Of
course be allowed at this Department
bonds the above order
10 write their egbY the margin 10 quart against
mistakes in their entry the records ordered above
JOHs JOINS, Treasurer
The quantity of four wheat and barley ef' at tide
water during the third week in October in he years 1865
and 1866, was as follows:
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HOosATOsIc KALRolD COzPASr TRsAsussR. oyyIoL

HocsAroNIc kAlLRolD CosPASr, TRsAsuRsE. OygloA
BRIDaxPoRr. Conn, Oct 10. l1o ) -
nIVIDEND No. l5.-The Board OF Directors @
~ thi. Road this day declared DVDEND OfFouR DOL
LARS PER SHARE, free from Government Isx on the Press
Capital payable the lat Of NOVEMBER 1850 90 suss
Stockholders APPEAR the Transfer Books Of the Conpsay
the 18th day q October l
the Boston books will DO paid ts>
Ohee OF Messfs T. THA7ER BIO. and Bridgeport os's~
at Odice
Will Be closed from the th inst to tho 10
'''''"''' WIN CHARLES x. AvERInL Tteasnr-s ]
TTNHE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF THE.
CITY or NETWORK, New York. 0c, 49, is66At msss.
n Of the Bank held thi dvdsd
SIX 90 PER CENT free OF tax declared out o. =
posts mouths payable and .isr Novsnbss "a
The TTansfr vii be closed ct tho zH nse aAi
T'"' VIM A wHEELooK. Pr-.lirA
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Sr,rs OF NHw.YORK, BANK DEPARTMENT. }

Sr.rs OF NHw.Y oRK, BANK DEPARrsssr.l
ALBANY April -, 1904. g
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 70 Chapter 53d.
~ Laws AIS Laws OF 1855 that the circulating notss
.,oed the President Directors and Company the Psens Bsna
located the City viii b
redeemed By the Superintendent Of he BANKING Dep
The New York National Bank IN The
CITY Of Albany ot years hereof thseanss-
The outstanding circulating Of the aid bank be
sented Aforesaid within from the date hereof and al
for redemption and payment With
thus specified viii be charge the aoa
q. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent
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Dec. f,ID Inc AJHU Dc FJIU" IlU "'''V
Tho aggregate quantity OF the same articles Left at tide
wacr from tho Of navigation TO tho 2d OF
October inclusive during tho years 1896 and 1886 was as
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fOtai q 9Ol ~ tSSlV2 Us titll'.vot
Thero n about & 5 for woman and child IN Tho city
the population being 800 A9.
At Cincinnati money easier The Gazette OF wcdnes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

ALBAST. June 81, looL -
NOTICE il hereby given pursuant to Chaptsn
~ ts Law. Of 1883 and @ Laws Of 1855 Nat the circulating ooss
ton heated toe City New York will be Feee ned By he
BANKING Department pessnhon at The
the City Albany for
'front.' dAl e hereof and the-eiiter.
said
ssne .orc.a within iI from date hee and s ao.ss
which e3en and within re
the fund In the hAnh
Superintendent FOR that purpose o. w. SCHUYLER
Superintendent.
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BE !, enacted Ao That from aud alter the pas'age q
tf al tie dfcrents futy - ten fsr cent al FA4yyvu
nov No sed on ali teas Imported indirectly and oiber
from "a. place ~ pfoiaftion, D. rvTeasd AMI
beu sreof duty d ten ccnis ~ puma o. 'e'i ana
AMI h. Il farhcT euActsi That from AMI afisr The Tao
saRr ~ this &C. abatement II duty shal y Haie GA
acooan o. damage roreyed ~ any TEA ~ eofes danng
The voyage o. whe iB bonded var house, bot "a sfal
be iawfu fof Tho importer - owrer 70 afa" W. Gam
and lie anne shall b. forthsiih entirely destroyed IN
der the direction aud supervision u The Collector q TIE
Port
ErLsr7vr ~ rHr r1wn~rc srolH IN SoLsrya
~ snaetsf r. mat Va ileu - ihe duties irngses
sugars and moaNasa ~ ihc Iro suns ~ cion bhsty
four of he ac sntsa IAN at 10 pfosde iuisrnh Rive.
rrS b -argar III govsrunsnt n pay interest uss
phi de'' and for othrr pprfsss arff'1yad Jguo 10
iso4 A. AMENDED March ises. there sh.i ~ is,1.d
collected ard aid aud after ne ifi Day u Jgiy D..
Isss on all safs and n,oAssss pfDf4fsi 90 nanufnc
turcd within ne Tinted stsiss o. ~ Tsrforss oilsr
than s1sh prodgrsd ny ne r.1nsf and saii,
r1sci ior eons1apon ~ iag an ,tcs' iAH coff's~Dd
irg g. The falipwing raies, that V ~ say
90 ~ Sugar no above No ~ Dyth Standard N sflor
oduoed FROM The gar cabs sId nj from sfsbain -
npbes. ~ cents pst Iound
% si suGar aDoTs Ne " ana not shove No - Dutch
Standard IN cof proincsd aifes,y frun TIE ~ cats
aud 40 from sorshsm ~ inpbes, 3 cents tsr pound
Ca al apg1 sieve No 10 AMI n0i shove No ~ Dutch
standard IN oolor prodassd dfacy froul hs sssaf
ara not from sorEhgfn imphe~ ~ cfbts psr fgutd
90 All rlrArs above No 20 Duteb Standard ID esar,
rrvisoe1 directly from the sugar an1 nst ifyn
royS.s s.s q. ..ss.ss e sish %. ,.lo, ana
trades q sugar W ~ regulated shall - fufnaes
" thH cDlfftOrr ~ internal frfrh@H I" ~" ahNt "
may b~ Dere~~ayy ~ The eseretafy - ibs Ifsasury
rotn time and spch nanDsf a. bs may deem
srredent provided farhsf that al othsf pfgrtstOns q
ks spplicHkas the fnsnufsctsfs arf sale a sngsr
nsbqnsd 10 sss ss<iisp EibssJ fos shall b agpas''
hrrrto
On uoiaSsss prosssss From ne rrsfoans and NJ
from esrghum o. lmpbse. sshi o~Ets prr gsihn-
On syrpp u molaTsss ~ ssssr cane Islos whsn n
nowed from ths pisntsten, concentrates moA~~~r
rsis1o sra as,srn bserns sar~r psodursd from M
s.ss zee, ssa s~a neds from s'utxn o. 'npbss. w.
| s~,iss-Asa " fsrA>s sns<ssS. fhsSks prs,sia
IN I'D ss>slgn nrssr Tour. n rslansn ~ ssiJ sale
Y ~wxaY rsas~0, anA th~ pvvvse us~rsto In sod
foi1vmr, W vNy-'On lha rrurs sncunt ~ ne alQs 4
sugar wAs~r~ bncio<hks AZ ths y~cseer q usir
f<sovsss y reAnssss a.y u t~s ss1 kalf ~ cIs "
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from the Panama star and Herald OF Jan. ~
The following resolutions were recently adopted una
ninously by tho Legislature OF Candnainarca, one OF
the United States OF Colombia
Eryf-That the canse Of the Republic Of Chile In tho
unjust forced upon her BY SPAIN W the common
Of the Independence ana dignity OF al TIE south
S,ord-That, being a Colombian STATE. We are desr.
ous that the general government should foresee the dan
gers threatening Independence, and combine with
chile and other republics the Pacific, 80 AZ 10
respect for sovereign rights as free and indie
pendent nations.
10 the Chilean Charge d'Anares, accompanied by the
expression OF the sympathy and admiration Of this state
for the entity and rmncss with which the government
and people Of the Republic Of Chile have upheld the
honor OF the American cause
Prom Guatemala reports reach as that an attempted
revolution had been discovered ia time TO suppress II
without any excitement being caused General oruz =
mountains, where he pronounced against the govern
mcnt The great grievance complained a appears 70 DC
,hc monopoly Of The eguadlenie ana ~ .he present.
tract II VIII likely lead N serious trouble.
The coffee crop In Guatemala promises favorably, bu
the worm has again made Us appearance m me cotton
and leaves poor hopes " much good from the article
Cocoa too s reported very scarce and high Rice u
Tho government Is taking Of removing the pors from
San jose 70 point about leagues 70 the westward
called Las Lorna which much healthier than the pre-
cent locality but nothing definite has yet been done
the matter nor IL there much prospect OF ~ the irof
wharf imported sometime since Is ssil lying russint
away In the ssorchouse.
The vessels port on the ID Of January were, Bremes
brsanttne Elena, bound 10 San Francisco Coiombas
schooner Jusnisa, oussemsinn schooner General Car
In salvador everything remains quiet though the pod
on Of TIE governmsnt oonxdsred W be b. no mean
Nicaragua and Costa Rcs remain tranquil
severe gaie has rcepty swept slorg the coAa 6oDI
immense damage 70 the cotton crops different places
The Hon y. Basnvref United otsio Minister Y
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be regarded sugar rehner and pay the duties cyea
value OF upon which duty has been assessed ana
paid by melting Republication, or by hquoi'hs
claying, or other washing process or by any othcr
chemical or mechanical Ineans or who shall advance
the quality value OF mnase contracted molusaen or
melado upon which duty has been assessed and PAID,
by boiling or other process II hereby repealed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-02

fuential Of this city aave made application 70 tne
Grand Lodge Of the State Of New York TOT
ton hope viii be granted There are many Masons
here-some am sorry say, not Of the right stripe
who have made Masonry cloak for viilany, ana tne
opening OF lodge here will do much 10 put whole
ssrne check upon their operations. go
BY unfortunate accident, one OF those that Will
sometimes happen the last mail from Panama happened
be left behind much to the modification and chagrn
of Consul who has not been long enough IN Panama
to know that II you want thing done properly here
you must do II yourself person that 1t is done
He, however has gained knowledge by experience, and
from what he has learned by this mishap the mistake
will not again, III venture to predict
II is hardly necessary TO that the sloopofwar St
Marys is in this harbor and may be looked upon as
fixture for time She is rotten aloft that new
tops have had to be made for her since her arrival
No news Of importance from the interior
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I wish 10 oncr correction VI an article which AZ.
pcared In the HrhaiD u Tuesday, January 20, rela
ton to tho Rlle Island murder Tho fact arc
these Coroner Lsris ~ Astoria, learning IA srndsy
December d. Of the murder proceeded on tbe morning
Of January ~ Rkers Island, and, from information
obtained ~ Mr. George Harris, % the South Brother
bland took diagram Of tho anohofuge ~ The vcsrci
IT, nkewise learned thai small boat, containing three
men had PACED through the Kills ami landed II about
four A ~ va a rrcek near 1914 street Harlem. He
proceeded Immediately seaTch n The bat and eafnri
from John AnnsirOaF-a younF man working Ia rhnd =
faftory-that the boat had been taken On Nov Years
morning by named Shay, ikcvse from iho zane
authority that tIe boat belonged 10 Dck Ransom
Coroner Lewis tfocssdod the Thirteenth precinct g'a
and communicated " Captain steers The n.
formation wbig4 he had obtained Captain Steers d.
tailed oncsT Cry ~ assist In ferreiing out and
the parties eutpossi 10 h. implicated foii0vins tho
cine already gained Shay and Murray arrested IN
Jarkson street and Conway and lonfuy 10 the I0grth
ward, and turned over ~ Coronrr lynrh, u Kings
rDgnty, by ofccr Cray II might MT be irrelevant ~
state that CORNER Lewis has been diligently engaged
the arrest In eoli@tng evidence With woglf BE-
yond doubt have convicted CoBray bad be pa b~sn
suinmaniy dischard reported IN The HsasLD o. ,te
3lst uit IL will be that far rotn the Lon0f q
the arrest pctanibf 10 Coroner Lynch be kbsw nothing
u until The paries we're turned over Into bis hanfp
Coroner Lewis bcns the hrEi 70 obtain cleo 70 The pr
perAtorr ~ The deec and then vh foark abe degree
Of psraency, folOvins through Va intricate nesLes,
step BY step mt, TIE parties arrested ard cqfnrn
isd 70 aasvtr Tor lhsr sappossd crimes. JCbHlk
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Decisions IN sspvs.s ce-rt-chsnbs-s.
D~o-e yudsa sathsrisnd

Jas si.--Jsoos Jnn Va There's. iu-Esron of
referee coahrnsd Ard juasnsni q divorce uss,s1
Tbouas Hsnsn a Al " NIP hxssnbfvok and
oihsn -{u1kDtnl of<<rsd ssusd
Joan v. povnfn W Nina Dcvnlsg-hepws COZ
nrDs1 sod iusfment ~ tivov,s srsnbA
In the matter 81 NE spriosaten ~ rshelss t1fj0v
pspcrt cfrssfss eorsrins1 srd erssr grsnisd
tr ! Ia hs rsan a u,s spyilcssAs~ a ". D, LAv.
reprs Order " tskc prssfs gysstsA.
tsss '. vAn~A " JsAs vsssa - Il -Jsssnsns
0AsveA
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so1ss INTO sIsss--shs bssasome sIesh aIsa ~i,h zoe
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