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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

low. COZ iu,er, etyle Ladies' let Rubber Long
Cha'ne. length Of Grain, feet, price NO
chsn s., Win I'M Pm attached. price ~ sioO
50,O0o lat style Ladies' Rub Brsaet Pine. y ets.
J.U0 do do or Fancy Ear Rnge, % cts.
tO,O0O do. Chiid's Jet or Rubber Chains,
with Cross. Is Gu.
$1,000 do Gents Extra Long Rubber
Vest Chains, 30 ets
100000 Ladies' Needle Caskete. containing 100
best assorted keedlee, 80 cts
100 COO fancy Photographic assorted. u cs per dos
wal seIl mo Ices than dOsen Photographs
Every Lady and Gentls0an can b fasnlshed tesi'
Photograph very l0W, By sending COPY Of what tbsJ
DESIRE price u 50 per dOE; col0Fed $500 Per dozen
We cnn take any Kind - picture = ~ ahovc rates.
All ORDERS done IL the very best style.
- Every lAoy and Gentleman ohOuM send and
procure Of tho ahrve articles Al articles aeu(
by ms free ofcharge, receipt afthe shove priees
Al; he above are warranted q Arst quality goods
Philip Hal Z Co., xan.f'ss osd Importers
0ch l3-dsm go Market St., Philad'a. Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

Kingston p. o.. Neeken Co., Minn.,
April7, &c.
M. JONI BulA-Dear Sir. moved from
Kentucky 70 this place. The stores had none
your Worn Destroyer for sale. They are great
II needed here in Minnesota. 4 trial il all that
isneeded TO give them . reputation. We can't
do without them, Do send some out this way
Yours, sincerely,
d. q. AnHowo0D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE Comply.
No. III Broadway, New Isrk.
Board Of Directors.
A. A. LOW. q 4: 4; Lows Brothers. 81 Burlins SLIP
SAMUEL Ns Il WILEY WILEY wnet- Co. COS Pear,
OLIVER H. GORDON, Vice.pPesident III Broadway
HENRY L. fIERkEPONT, Pisrsepont Place.
9. d. CIrrTKNDEN. s. D. Chittenden 4 Co. ssa
GEORGE =. THOMAS. late Of W W. DcForcst 4 Co
6E Eashs Ha:sy e fs
Hon WILLIAM KELLY, Rhcnbeck, N. Y.
EFFINGMAM TUWNsEND Townsend & Montant.
WI 8. IiSDALE. VIM s. Tisdalc& Co. 1870 Pearlst.
THOs. r. BUCKLEY. Buckley Sheldon, IS Leon
GILBERT L. BEEcKMAN. Bowers, Beckmsn Co.,
HENRY 4. SWIFT ucnry A. Smith { Co., % Bar
JosErH 4. sPRAGuE, prague cooper& Colburn.
JAMES < PsENrrcE. Merchant. BROOKLYN.
n. MESSENGER, T. 4 II. Messengers, l6l Maiden
GEORGE L. NICHOLS. I. d. Coldington 4 Co., 70
JAMES 3. MOVES, Gardner. Brewer Co., o. Leon
JOHN " FRornINGHAM, rockingham Baylss,
wM O. FOWLER r. W C Fowler, ia Front
erect.
WV G. SHELDON. Buckley ( sheldon, Is Leonard
SAMUEL B, CALDWELL. Caldwell Morris, 90 Old
OLIVER s. CARTER. Carter & nawley. 100 Pearl
NORMAN s BENTLEY. Een,ly & Burton. IA and 10
| Berver etrec.-
LEWIS b. LoDER. Loder Brothers & Co, sia
vii, IAN r PRENTICE. Counsellor. 90 Wall ct.
JOHN T. b. MAXWELL. Merchant, Il South ct
JAMES FRuTHINGHAM. Rowland Frothing
| ham. los Wall street.
EZRA r. PKENr CE, President Commercial Bank,
hon. srkPHEN raBER Long Island,
BENJAMIN HICKS, Roslyn, L. l.
OCraCERs:
GEORGE l.. WILLARD. President
.. u GORDON ........- wee PRESIDENT.
4. ". RoGRRs. N. D. Mcdics, Examiner at oalce.
JAS. CRANE, N. y Consulting Physician. Brook Ign
! WM. PRENTICE. ATTY x Counsellor. 20 Wall Il.
Tn" business OF this Comnany Is very laige. and
rapidly increasing lts rlaus are liberal and very
kinds policies will be issued as favorable terms
| a. those of any other good COMPANY.
| Dividends increase with the age of tire policy.
Non participation rates are lower than thosc OF any
Company in the world.
Losses paid In thirty days after due notice and
| proof OF dcash.
Liberal arrangements made in regard 10 travel.
| One-thrd OF the amo1nt of premium will be losned
| 10 the policy holder when desired.
s~Aeents Wanted. They will be literally DEAL
EBENKZER SPRAGUE, Chicago. General Agent
| for Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin aud Minnesota
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

The Equitable Life Assurance
30cieey.
OF THE UNITED STATES. POSSESSES
~ features peculiar 20 itself. which belong 70
no other association 10 this country esga9e1 10
the business Of Life Insurance, and which are %
favorable TO the sssured shas they eanaes fail 70
commend the Society in . peculiar manner TO
the attention and cossid efasion Of the petite.
W. +. Ross, General Agent,
jsol0dW n. ". cor ID end Bredy See.
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Bulls sarsaparilla.
A decd Reason for the Cnpaaln's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER

Benton Barracks. Mo-, April 90 1896,
Da. Joax Bell Dear Sir Know ing the ef
Rciency Of your Ssrsnparilla, and the healing
and beniGcisl qualities 1t possesses, l send you
the following statement Of my case
was wounded about two Years ago-was ia
Ken prisoner and confeh for sixteen month -
Being moved 10 often that my wounds have not
healed vet, have not sat up = moment siuce
vas wounded, am shot through the hips,-
Nv general health is impaired. and need some.
thine 70 assist nature, ! have more faith in
your Sarsapsrilla than in any thing else. I
wiAh that that 10 genuine. Please express me
half . dozen bottles and ohlige
Carr. Z. P. Jonrsoa. ST. Louis, Mo.
P.R.-The following was written April 50,
1885. by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt.
johnson:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

DIR. Bob AMMAN,
Nos. 80 and - Pine St.,
Between - = AsA. epposase De.
Dar's Opera mease.
Su u y AL DISEASES WITHOUT nsa-
he being the discoveesr Of
Vegetable Remedies
rhas viii eradicate ell traces Of diseees.
ooroea1os Cancer. Coao00p1ieA
AsoA1a. 9ne9aaelsn. 1DyoPepe1o
ScsscASse. Liver Ce.Ha:a.es aaela
stone, e1eaee DSsease, Ooao1iCe.
CAroo10 DlarPh00, Raleo. nDoS01s
1ey. A9oe oaA Fever. Reveeu. II
Ssv "a sli Crisarv AGscss:see.. e
~ essss - . Nv Of ~ auasseus 1sssasp
vlleA elss6ny ysla % ~ ersss !" vsos1aSls Ne6l-
d." n q. also pssaaasaflV sssss -
CO0ON1C = oNR8Cr1OU0
Dassasss n sAoss tine. wisAcat sAs ~ u Asc1y.
Dlssssss q woneo havs also ~ ssssnssna. Anob-
medical Advice Free.
AAAe.s vee a,s ss0.iae slsa ''eDaoeepaa0a'
e. zssss - e * :s:e: s. IS. - -
~! DI;::.s: !; {. Ss!ss e.: g. S::e:i:s:
go oS Ieevs . soea g. 6seSe. ri = ~
voghk 80 Inoe 70 aay a1Asses. DasscS y b. g.
1hh1e 4osssk sssssss. q. Losis. No.
Es6ablished In &c. Louis in leS7.
0em1ual weakness Curoa.
n. D0oAN1ANo VEGETABLE 1LDCzCAnY,
poeasees 81 po1seaela sass ~ opesnas.ssAoa q
"a ~ .ssso.ss1 Dr. $3.50 - s = Ss;sss,
1ssa5Ss 6Fess tvS1t1 Ave ysase, wae sev0 hoswl
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INSU lance.
Money Earning Money.

Money Earning Money.
Mooney INVESTED IN THE, EQUITABLE
WI SOCIETY "is always earning money for
i's owner
Barnum says that the difference between the
condition Of none .losner and that Of money
borr 9wer. IL that the former has faithful sesv.
ant out at work for him day and night. Oh Sun
days aud Holidays. and 10 always worth more
when he gets up than he WAS when he went 70
bed; while the money borro hes somebody
elee's friend which he 6atters himselfis his own,
but which is constantly running him in debt for
aurnebody else's beuett and every morning he
rises worth less than he was when he went to
bed, and is in fair way to become worthless en-.
tirey.
In the Equitable Society, the premiums arc re-
CURED to De paid all in cash, which 10 kept in
vested for the beneut OF the policy holders; and
SO its members are all money losners.
Every member Of the Equitable Society re.
ceives in an ~nnual dividend al the esrnings Of
his money together With his share Of the profits
from selection OLIVES. economy OF management,
fyrfeitures, and other profits resulting from the
basiness; aid so money invested in the Eq'ita
BILE Society is always earning money tor ito
owner. W. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

HARTW ELL l. SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY;

r. o1RApooM 4 COIL
Mutual Dene1t Llle he. Cemp'y.
Assess, olo. ooo.ooo.
Conllneotol Fire ~. Coupony.
ASsess, ol.eoo, go.
Security Fire Ins. Company.
Asssess q, soG 80.
Metropolitan Fire lnoueoneo c.,
Assets, el.oso. sooo.
L0rillord Fire Insurance c.
Asssss o1.Aoo, go.
Novlh 1neslooa Rlro H. Conpy.
Assets. osBo, 80.
Commerce Fire Insurance @.
Assssss oooos Ooo..
Travellers 1ns. Co., q ChIaogo,
1asare Asst 0eaeral AoesAeooo,
!!!aclo@ne Ttsvslssie - - qlsuoa eeo0 eeespV
ug1aelse. seobteelsa ~ 1v0ul9. 1Ise1na -
49, ~ - 0B06o 0tDoo1s
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The Award % Premiums
WILL Ri MADE At
ar. JOSEPH MUCHlG N
.Mnm 1sf. 1867.

committees Nd bc appointed TO snpcrintcnd the
disribuh Of tie Prises: by the horticultural aud
etSeiy II Fruit growers and farmers, hone of whom
shall have any interest whatever In the drawing
A. 500 = u awasds ~ made, perfect title Of
the dereut Prsniuns VIII b furnished TO the foriu-
nate holdass e Certificates.
On reeelDt Cf - 40 will forward one certificate
9TH lit Of engravines from which parties may select
ony 0ao they may c600se The Cravings "tll mum
~ ovss - dnseent varieties the retail price oIwhh
n q each. II any Ar Association In TIE eo!nIy.
5hsssvc that Won receive nearly the worth of yonf
money q once, and Il tho same time an .pporinniy
gysa you u secure ~ ias II Prairie Al Rochsr.
- .isew the Crosby opers lionsc On the 2ist on
JennsSy 1851. with sinzs ttcksso' n. Or HUNDREDS
Hcsssiyes wealthy by the 'impc Investment OF ons
~swo eS.ss. .ua Hortlcultnralist should feel a.
.ssre = sscuring This beautiful home for himself %
9sar yasrsaealssraI AsSocIatisn
n No GSs7 Emferprlse /!
"A mast not b ecal6nnied With the Dclisr Gift
cS s.ssSe M snroos q country -
pavi.e bses sypsnoa1 = ssas.ias ~ THE Of tAe
: 80 Is $780, ssss1sss: *s IA &. Tile TILE
- : Ss = NY - sSs sss.is ING .ssss ssPs.
10: sIssvssa. - NC, ee.. Ward.
4. zss:..n ~,,,a ss,.e.y r. rotor H. D = ,ss i'll
nos. jcIa 1sssisos. o.. xsd. Capt Il. X. Lang
os:. e :ps ~ Sls Il s'.ssI :. tss
CAlk9gn, m, y. r. lawrence banker stephen Lab
~ I 1a.si Arro,a ~ IL =: = pc a,.s
cSiesSs. In. asiasd Yaiss. sxcovsrnor u III. Gov
csa1S. Mich.
Ap.aleaaIous Sos Csetsncstes should be addressed to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21
ARREST OF A DISHONEST COLLECTOR.

At late hour Saturday night detective Field OF
the Fifth precinct, arrived in this city from Chicago
Ill. having in custody young man named George An
drews formerly collector in the employ or the Mer-
chants Union Express Company, Broadway whom he
had arrested charge OF embexzlemsnt. II appears
that tho I'd instant An drews had $3.50 Of his employ
ers' money In his possession and instead OF making
return Of II he pockcted the cash and fed first writing
. lettor 10 Mr. Wines, superintendent Of the
ceiving department Of the company 70 whom Andrews
cooy expressed has resre Mr. Wines for the step be
had TAKEN but Aid:-.I Am compelled 10 90 back on
you. Aftor his departure q fixed fact Captain
Petty and detective Field Of the Fifth precinct
requested TO take the matter in charge and subse-
Qusutly learned that Andrews had taken tickets for
before the Grand Jury which body soon found an in
dictment against the fugitive collector Application was
then made to Governor Fcnton, who granted requsi.
kon upon Governor oglssby, OF Illinois, for tho
surrender Of Andrews With this document de-
teciive Field forthwith proceeded 70 Chicago ana
State street. Az then appeared che detective just
time for Andrews had his clothes packed up and In
hour later would have been of for Omaha City. III o
prisoner little surprised ut the appearances Of his
old friend, the detective: but learning his business
and being shown Governor Fentou requstiou Andrews
expressing willingness TO Immediately return TO New
York with the officer They left by the expires
tram and arrived here already stated AZ the tm
Of Andrews had 10 his possession $3.50 so
which he confessed 70 detective Field . portion ef
the money he had taken from the Merchants Uuon Ex-
press Company. Yesterday the accused taken be-
fore City Judge Russell, who committed him TO the
rombs for trial without bail Andrews is young man
OF excellent business qualifications and very respectfully
connected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21

The Jeurneymen Hersesheers.
mo jou.ueymen horseshoers Of Brooklyn Jersey City
and New York, numbering about Ave hundred. assem-
Ned II their rooms OF Third and Twenty.
second street. yesterday morning and celebrated their
anniversary. M. Michael Blish acted chairman and
W. IL 0'Mara - secretary. The roll was called, and
the members all pledged themselves mot 70 accept Of
employment at lees rate than - Acknowledgements,
IS 80 per day. and arsmen % IS per day Abou. amy
and paid their Initiation fee Of IS into the treasury
Much enthusiasm was manifested Ono Of the
speakers reported shst the above named rates
hsd been paid BY the regular shops last
year. that stage lines only paid smaller wages and that
II the members Of the society stood shoulder 70 shoulder
the result would b that all employers would and "
advisable 70 yield 70 the reasonable demands Of the
jourueymsn-
labor on Saturday also discussed and the
unaninousy adopted
Al tAs ccasimiou q the busnes . procession was
forucd the colo Of the society thrown TO the breeze
and, preceded BY . military band, the horseshcers
moved through Twenty second street, First avenue
Twenty third street. Third avenue Fourteenth street.
Sscoui ssrses the BoWery william and Fulton streets,
ana thence 70 their hail. whore they dispersed Tue
weather vas very unpropitous for such demcnssra-
ton but the snevy smiths did not seen 70 care much
for IL
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insulting indecencisa ct Castle dardea and offered hsr
money u she would 60 away with him.
Ann Gougaer swears that on the 18th inst and aIas
ON two other occasions Sweeney in her presence was
guilty Of the offences complained OF by Cornelia Dnga
Notwithstanding Ann, after the frsS offeuca threat
ened Sweeny that she would inform the authorizes Of
his conduct he persisted In repeating the crime n,
gardless or Law or common decency,
The next complaint against the prisoner vaa m ,da mr.
Sarah Clark and Of the same nature those made b
the other girls. :"
Sweeny, on being questioned by the maestr<ka 4.
regard 70 the charges preferred against him denied his
guilt in the most positive terms but the pirs we're
certain Of his being the man who had grosy insuteS
them. Nsi tsA+ Att - - -
On the aaidavits presented Judge Hogan required
Sweeny TO give $500 bail In each for trial befor.
the Court Of General Sessions. Thomas Meagher az
No 20 Greenwich street. became bondsman ter bWeeav
who was thereupon discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21
wEsrcHKsrRR HTELLIGRucx.

DnvsAr on NM ScnooL Houss PRosnor Nesm New
YoRK.-In accordance with call which had previously
been issued meeting Of citizens Of tins Nousaaaa
school district held last evening - Central Hel
MeIross for the purpose Of taking action in reatoa "
tho proposed building Of new school houss q North
motioa Of M. BnRaas Richard B. Teller, Of the
dors A. seaE secretary xfssr che object q the mss
ing had been stated the question then put BY the
chair wheshe, or not the grcaad and building y pre-
site purchased at North New York for the erection q
moro commodious structure II was negatved aimoss
Gated character that u dicult TO undeztand the
gst Of the argument In the midst OF the confusion
some one moved the adjournment OF the meeting fos
three weeks which was carried.
Tine AIascnp WIS BzAme Casa Frederick Ness,
Who A has already bssn stated in Tho HssAfB. w.
arrested the charge Of having cruelty beatsn his wife
her residence. Eagle avenue East Morssana nas
been admitted 70 bail in the sum OF $500 psAdng his
course has been adopted IN Consequence Of she 10
provement In the condition Of MIS- Nees The optnioa
10 nov entertained that she viii ultimately recover.
ALLEGED TIL TAPruu.-A man named Philip Coa-
molly WAS arrested Sunday evening and taken 10 The
Msnsania lookup for having A. alleged, tapped NE
till on the premises Of Mr. Brown. Morsoa sveuus.
East MorrisaniA A portion Of the contsnts dts-
covered ON his person 81 the time OF his arrest.
Tal Prorosxp Gas woRK Exrsxnoxs At rAasuows
AND YoxKxssrhs cisissss Of rarrysswn and vicinity
viii no doubt experience esusderabis Qualification n
learning that Inc resolution passed BY large member q
the ssockholdes Of tbs Taytown and Irvisgson Uaisa
Gsslighs Company, 1t meeting held y TArytswn fsw
weeks sncs 70 extsod their works. 10 being pQsed for
ward with all despatch. the PROPOSED extension WIN
enable the company 10 supply move than doubis TIE
quantity a present produced The Ycnksrs Gaslighs
Company are also taking steps 70 increase hew supply
BY building new purifying house and sddins nsv
condensing apparatus
In MxxomAx.-A neatly eresuted tasast Of white
Italian marble in black polished ssoss hes recently
bsesplsced IN the Reformed Dusch chsssh of hoss Ha-
van BY the msmbsss Of the cesgreessou ~ . tssti-
mona OF their grateful rsmembrancs - the late JoraaA
owing 70 the beraty OF the decsassd gentleman THAI
hs present substantial sdce and grounds we're secured
oh.
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The Board Of Aldermen me, yesterday afternoon,
Alderman shannon presiding.
Alderman ELv offered the folio wing
Resolved, That the Corporation Counsel be and he IL
hereby requested TO give this Board 81 his earliest
venene his opinion As 70 whether section eight OF the act
act 70 enable the Board Of Supervisors OF the county Of New
York money by corporation
the city Of New York passed April - 1881, requires
Of OF all the members elected TO each Board Of
the Common Council 10 adopt any ordinance for
work which II 70 - paid for By assessment ths
property benefited and Of any general appro
praton-
Referred TO Committee on Law
Alderman Ety offered ordinance = . substitute FOR
the present regulating the sale Of small fruit which
would compel all berries 10 be sold BY pint or quart
instead Of indefinite measures Referred 70 Committee
on Law.
Alderman Lonv moved that when the Board adjourn
Il do 90 70 meet Monday NEXT 1t four clock r. NJ
Communicates were received from the Mayor asking
the Board participate in the presentation Of stand Of
coiors 70 the Ninth regiment New York state National
Guard and Bondix zouave on Monday nsxt IN front Of
the City Hall Accepted
Tho board concurrsd with the Board Of Ccuncimen in
resolution 10 pave seventh with Stafford pave
msnt
for the erection Of market shs Eghsesash vard
laid over
The Board then adjourned.
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THE EXCISE Law.

Granting Of Licenses-Receipts for Licenses.
Commissioner hanierre, Colonel Bartram and Mr.
Norton, who have been working 90 hard Of late 70
grsfy tho spirituous ougngs Of oil the liquor dealers
Who having passed the muster or the Committee on
Applications have throngod headquarters for permits
10 sell liquor during legal hours without police
drance day after day since the Let inst. yesterday
busy bees attending TO the wants Of the would
DO licensed
Tho following table will show the total amount re-
ceved 80 for licenses compared with the totals Of
the same period last year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21

Postmaster General A W. Randall Of Washington;
Captain IL Delano, ship 0silssn; A. D. wash, o. New
burg; w. King and George ". ID. Kemp OF Erie, are
stopping q the Aston House
Colonel j. C. English, OF the United States Army and
Rev. 9. D. Murray Of New Haven, are stopping q tne
Metropolitan Hotel.
Dr. Kug OF Panama, and Ss6or a. ~ Coski, OF vens.
xasla, are stopping ~ the 81 Julien Hotel
MAJOR General Robinson. Of The Uaitsd States Army.
and Hussey, q Connecticut, ere stopping o. che -
Dents Hotel
Ward iAmon, OF washin9toa; yudxs n Russell Of
Boston. and Gsiusha A. Grow Of PsnnsylvaniA are stop
ping o. the Firm Avsaue Hotel
Gensri John Marindais. q Rochester, ssd n r.
uun.a~s " Baltimore. Ss s,cppsg ~ the Hodnaa
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r,vx,roor--stesmship ohcago--Nr and Ms Fletcher
usr,,sr sserersi q 4 Dodge Mrr Dodge
MshSoa 3stasca. Nssslson. Nee York; Keep. NsS
Hull NJ Hall, Miss Kls reriey New York MI Dunbar.
Master Dunbar. Augasts O.; siblsy New Orleans !;
Aisjs ysssms h.mcu Jtmsms Marcus Mason, Costs RIA
= ss nsker Fosom Mr. selpho Captain James Pca.
nv Miss Conner New York, p W Eastman, Richmond.
n: Hissin Sew York John Fielding Mrs Fieidisr.
Nss Y,sldnG Rev Victor Carunechc Pars Rev Charles
Long Br.ch M,ss MARI Bsyless Mas Lirs'. B.ylsss.
New york; william simmons, Mrs simmons and chill
drcn. Nashville, Fred Gosteb Mrs Mirrsmai and
want, Philsdelphia; William Chase, ", New yosk Ne
and Mrs fhayer. Boston; Philip Powell Miss Powell
Fred naits. Mrs Bsits and tvo children. Phnstsipbis
Richard q warn. Thomas n Jones New oHsso., Mns
EisAbssh Turner, Mss Turnss. Ph,lAlephls,
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EXPLOITS or DETECTIVES.

From the Cattaraugus IN. " Union.
In making many arrests for countsrfsiting would
be strange few guilty had not been seized upon
But 10 u inexpcabis that many innocent men should
fail under the suspicion OF Mr. Bruce and his very sx
pert detectives We learn that Commissonsr Clark,
before whom al the cases Mr. Bruce worked up" have
besn examined has Just discharged two ihrss more
Of Bruoss crmipals there being no svtdsx against
them- One Of tbess IL Mr. Butterasld of Belfast He
arrested with The Of Mr. Bsucss rang draGksa
on 70 Rochester, thrown into prison, apd sfter many
prvmpuy discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21

John Sweeney formerly q policeman Of the First
precisct was yesterday sragned before Justice Hogan
On three complaints preferred sgains him By female
emisras recently arrived IN this country and Temporal
rsly detained ~ Castle Garden.
oornelia Dinss dspcsed that on the ia,h Inst,
Sweeney her presence and while several Smaller girls
we're in her company was guilty OF the most gros and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21

large number Of experts, amateurs ana admirers o.
the game quoiss, assembled yesterday s punham's
Quoting ground Broadway and Eighth street, for the
purps~s Of ssustng a. she opening By the Normal Quot
Cub and NE return match bssween Mes York aud New
Jssey but the very unfavsrsbs state of the weather
seoesssassd postpsasusss q The match ana eourna-
neaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21

Total 900 Total. ......... $871 900
80 far the applications for Arst class $250 licenses
ha~c See0 ewice - us1erous Che apphcsaisns for
ticenses u 10 second ciz {tI0o u Supposed that
the Beard, ~ tho uae sAa& an ths appcasas IN.
wth nave received creator Of money they
did lass year, although the Number sf iicensss will not
DO 30 large os that granted last May.
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ViOlating the Low.

The following persons were yesterday brought before
Justice Hogan ut the ToMbs and held to bail In the
Of 500 each for trial before the Court of General
sions:-charles McGronigle, No 1 Roosevelt street
Anna Cough, l63 Mulberry street; Alfred Gregor 2i6
Mulberry street.
James Moore No. 25S First avenue; Margaret Maddi-
gam NO. 80 Thompson street, and Frederick Huber No.
275 avenue A, were severally arragned before Justice
Ledwth yesterday. charged with violating the Excise
law, and held TO the OF $500 each.
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reference 20 the treatment OF Macmillan 10 case on nus
capture arrived here recently. having, a. stated, 1917
San Luis on the Esd He treated with mucn cour-
tesy While there aud expresses e opuion that The i'm
peralists hold out but ttle longer