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MHIT1RY.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or NETWORK, J
GHANn ARMY OF InE ELELMLIN.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF NIN- 1phh,I
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. ;
ADJuTANT-GENLs OFFICE, NEW YORK, Feb. &, 1867
GENERAL ORDERS, NJ 81. The folOwing-named
comrades hereby detailed and announced members
of provisional staff of tins Department ON duty ~
these Headquarters Ma Geo. T. stevens, Camp
and Assistant InspectO>General Brevet Lieutenant
Francis W. Parsons Aidecamp They will be respected
accordingly, and are hereby authorized to establish ana
organize Posts In localities not under the jurisdiction or
District Commanders, announced IN orders from these
Headquarters,
H. The following named comrades are hereby detailed
aud announced temporary Commanders of theirrespec
i've Districts, which designated rs follows Dis1ct
of Manhattan comprising the City and County OF New
York, with Headquarters at the Bible House, Brcyet
Brig Gen. Rush c. Hawkins District OF Oneida com
prising the County OF the name with Headquarters
nc Utica, Major David i. Rtchie They Will Mt once
assume command, and VII be obeyed and respected
accordingly. .
III 10 prevent informally In the musterin OF recruits
in this Department Is hereby announced for the infOr
nation Of this command, that recruits will bo mustered
only regularly constituted Posts. and by District Com
anders IN the establishment OF Posts crc by the Grand
Commander officer of hs staff by special authority
from these Headquarters The attention or Officers ~
particularly called To Artcs O. II and 10 OF the Rules
Regulations OF the Grad Army OF the Republic ana
the strict enforcement provisions especially euoned
staff officers will he enrolled members OF Posts and
reported by the Posts to which they belong as upon
detached service.
by order OF the Grand Commander.
FRANK j. BRAMIIu.L, Asst Acknowledgement.
Offlcal: ID. VAN SCHAICK Aide-de-Camp.
HDQRs. 3TTH.REGINEST N. O.. g. N. Y,
NEW YORK, Jan. %, 1867.
GENERAL ORDEcs. No. 1.-The following are extracts
from Brigade Orders OF the l4th Inst
"J-A brill Of all the Commissioned Officers OF this
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TIE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY.
REARREsT OF TWO OF TIE ROBBERS, WHO HAD
ESCAPED FROM JAIL

REARREsT OF TWO OF TIE ROBBERS WHO HAD
ESCAPED FROM JAIL
At about ] o'clock last Tuesday night, Officers
Linden and Martin patroling their beats in the
neighborhood Of Twentynfth-st and Broadway
man under the influence Of liquor passed by and at
little distance from him two other were observed
sneakingly following him The drunken man halted az
coach stand by, hired vehicle, aud drove down
broadway, slowly The two men then slouched into a
door way and seemed 10 hold very animated converse
tiou IN whispers. In little while they again al,
pcArcd on the sidewalk, cautiously looking around
II any and then again cOnNcr-ed Tor
"A moment ln the anxious way as before, when they
separated ono 81 them followed the coach down Broad
way: the other crossed the street and walked "A Tar hs
who had quietly watched these proceedings, now Thought
IL evident the men were bent on
mischief Accordingly, one going down broadway ana
other Twenty thrdst the two sneaks were soon IN
direction light have paid penalty for his zeal had he
not with great care, watched every movement or his
prisoner when passing through Madison Park, on the
way Ia the statlonliouse the prisoner seemed ANXIOUS 10
Before they left the park the officer had suddenly seized
him aud as suddenly thrust his hand into his pocket
from which he drew forth pistol loaded and ready for
use. soon after the officer found In another
~ sand club" When the station House
was reached the two men were immediately
searched ard each found quantity Of pass rings,
skeletOf keys and other tools which burglars use The
ward Moore. but they soon recognized a. having
been fora ry known 10 their fellows rs Martin Allen ana
John Grady. 10 VIII be remembered that some time ago
the Adams Express Company robbed 10 very large
amount These two men, Alien and Grady, tried In
the statcO Of Connecticut and convicted OF the robbery
but while waiting sentence they escaped from prison.
being brought before Justice Dodge, yesterday they
committed TO Jail till the authorities Oh connecticut
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THE INDIANS.
ORDER FROM GEN. rERRr-TRADNo REGULATIONS.

ORDER FROM GEN TERRr-TRADIYG REGULATIONS.
1T TELEsKsPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7-Copics Of orders from Maj
Gen. Terry, dated Headquarters Department OF
Dakota. Fort Smelling. Minnesota, Jan. y, have
been received at the War Department, rcvokng the
paragraph Of General Order No O. from Headquarters
If the Department of the Platte, which forbids
Indian traders 10 establish themselves on military
reservations far il relates To posts IN the De
partmcut of Dakota.
The following has also been received;
HEADQUARTERS. DEPARTMENT 90 DAKOTA
FORT SMELLING MIMI jan ~, lso,.
from the War Department and the LleuisnantienerAi
eai Orders 30 TO- from headquarters Of the Department
Of the Platte July 81 1900 40 lar a. It relates to posts
SeoOHd-HCreacr, Indian traders located az military
posts will be permitted TO eel ammunition 10 Indians ul
der the orders and supervision OF the Post Commanders
Rird. Fost commanders win be held responsible that
Only such quantities Of powder aud lead are sold n may
enable the Indians to obtain their subsistence. They
will not permit them Ia be sold IN such quantities as VIII
stock beyond what they require for immediate use.
In order to effect this result tho following rules will be
FIRST The stock Of ammunition belonging to the trader
viii Dc kept in the post magazine ana the trader or
traders win have access to 1t only on the order OF the
commanding officer.
Seoond: The commanding officer viii Issue 70 each
trader such quaniities Of ammunition ms IN ms udRn'
may be safely sold duung the week. having reference 10
the number OF Indians trading NJ the post; ana he VIII
also fix the maximum amount which may be sofa To any
person In any one month.
Third: Every trader viii bc required 10 Keep register
sales Of ammunition specifying the name 81 the
person 10 whom they made, and the amount sold to
them. The register snail DC 10 the poet
OFFICER OF the day and shall bc Inspected AT least as often
as a week by the Post Commander
Fourth: Should there be- any evidence Of an unrcndy
disposition among the Indians Ia the vicinity Of Post,
should any outrage Dc committed by them all sales Of
ammunition will be prohibitcd; and prohibition
10 purchase will be used punishment for any msCon-
duct the part Of individuals or bands.
Iit: should any trader In any evade disobey,
and fail comply with the provisions OF this order
any rules and regulations IN addition thereto, which may
be established by the Commander Of the post nc which he
is located the Commander will forthwith close the store
Of such offending trader and report the TO the head
quarters.
by command Of Brevet Major-Gcn. 4. II. Terry,
CHARLES II. GRAVES,
Capt saith u s. Infantry, A. A. Inspector and Adjt Gen
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.


SENATE. -.ALBANY, Feb 2, 1867.
Mr.. tENT rep, n. Y. presented petition from
prominent citizens Of RewY Ork fOr suITTeszng lottery
knd policy shops and gambling hels
BY r. MURPHY rep. y. Y)-FOr the extension 81
Madison also. for the OF the dcitute Roman
Catholic e1ildnrD ia New York.
BILLS REPORTED PINOE
To amend the charter O1 the Young MEMS Christian
Association Of New York
Making the usual appropriations for the payment Of
principal and interest Of the Canal Debt and The
5Dainfenanee Of The Canals for the coming fiscal year
The Brooklyn Common School Deficiency hill
To facilitate the construction Of the Whitehall and'
I1attsb1rgh Railroad. Il apprOpriates $1,000
To Incorporate the Astoria aud Hunters Point Railroad
COMPANY
4 CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
by Mr. FOLGER. (Rep., Ontario, from the Ju-
1Iciary conmttee-To provide for Convention 10
gegise ard amend the Constitution. The bill provides
fOr a special election for delegates the 23d Of
AprD NEXT IL establishes a basis OF suffrage az
such election male citizenship, without distinction Of
color, and without property qualification; the del
egates TO De ono hundred and twenty-eight In
plumber elected ny Senatorial Districts four delegates
from each Senatorial District the Convention to
fpe first Tuesday 10 Jons sI II O'clock O. ~. in tho As
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON Feb. I'm the Supreme Court to-day
the following cases came up;
No 42l-The Mayor and Aldermen OF the city Of Galena,
plaintiffs I'm error agt The United States rel Henry
Amy-DemuTreF TO nandamus; cause submitted.
No 2s2-Dc GrOot, appellant, agt The United States
Cause submitted.
and aJ3-Cross appeals in the Of the prize
Darling Wavc-Argument concluded
Nos 100 and Isl and No 3SCrOss appeals In the case
OF the prize bark Science and appeal In the case OF the
prize lnig Vaant-Argumcnt concluded
Nos 100 and 2CrOss appeals In the case OF the prize
schooner Jenny and cargO--Causc argued.
No. 102-Appea In the Of the prize bark Gercsta
Cause argued.
On Friday the motion Of the day will be Canse No 2s2
The above IL claim for brick furnished for building the
Washington Aqueduet, under award made by secrc-
tary Floyd In 1860 The comes from the Court OF
Claims, where 10 unsuccessful
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Brigade will be held at tho State Arsenal, Thirty
and 7thave on Monday Feb II, at T:45 O'clock p,
Officers win appear In Undress Uniform, with Side
Arms and without sash The Drill will be strictly pr
yate: none will be admitted except Commissioned Off
GERS Of the Brigade in uniform.
FIections-Major GEO. NJ. Dusenbury tObe Lieutenant
Colonel vice Catin resigned with rank from JAN B. 1867
Capt VIM Oscar RoOme, to be Major, vice DusenbeTy,
promoted, with rank from JAN g. 1867.
PrOtnOon-Wm. A. Bayard, to be right General Guide
vice f. j. Horr returned TO his Company.
Company Drills hereby suspended until 26th Feb
proxmo at which time they viii be resumed In regular
order
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PORT OF NETWORK. ..PEB. !
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Haeras Alexander Norfolk "a hOun. mdse 70 Living
Ship City Of Montreal Dagget London Nov Bermuda 49,
with Thomas Dsnham Was at anchor sunset last evening
ship Thomas Dunham YOaug Cardiff days. iron "a
Thomas Durham Has had succession Of westerly gales for the last
bark Ddens COf she Elliot Annoy Oct tessts
WsstTray SSSs' HSass Passed Anr Nov csp q Coed
W. since when have had very heavy W. and n w. gales.
Brig Marguerite (iayien Wiley Prince Murray Co.
Eng Sarah Peters Wallace SeEOrean 70 days With nolasses 70
Peters, Yves u days north OF Hatieas with beauy W. nskW
gales sprung leak and obliged throw overheard sboa
the night the inst got ashore Sandy Hook the h
uceeeedd getting the vessel OIL and was toSed TO the city By steam
Brig Rbbon of LIVERPOOL Lamont P..ns Sept IS With coffee
Nov IT, 81 Helena Nov g. crossed the Equator Dec in lon "a Ms
Schr Otter B Joy Fortune Bay 30 days with FISH, H. Lynch
SPOKEN.
Oct 90 lat s. Ion los E. spoke bark (B Ellen Lewis from
Singapore bound 10 Maurss IA days out
Oct 30 IN Bauea Straits ship BAndna Dudley from Singapore for
Oct 81 PrJ Alice from Singapore for DOrdeuI, Is days
Nov lat ss, Ion LOG H. ship OBJ, Sir W. p Williams, from
Nov a. S. w. skip Island Queen. from Bens Kong
Dec TO- lat r. lon Is w. passed showing CODE
O. O. v. j., and a bark II. VI. b. D., both steering X
Dec I6 lat IN lon 70 w. spoke ship lBr) Mary hiensoo hon
jan O. lat IS IS lon 49, Stacking and from sewYc eonod
Mars who reported having second mate and
three men dug heavy gale The second day bot
jan 81 sbp AT iBr) from s. Hsena for 20 days out
Nov lat 30 ship Herald (Bhtl from "hampos
Dec s. lat % S. E., bark osc~ Swell from Batavia
jan l. lat 10 q S. lon IL w. bark GraafOtrOOn HOl from
Samarang Rotterdam. Sc days ont -
o5 NJ Ion. 80 50 w. sch queen oil me raj RON ~
John n B. for Pernambuco. 10 DAYS out. -
Jan 20 lat M lon 80 20 w. ship Richard Busted o. Boston,
l4 DAYS rom Calcutta Had lost and sprung lost sails and
making water in tOpsde Obliged bear up for St Thomas for
repairs Had been 30 daysE Of Bermuda
Reb q schFR uby Of
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ASSEMBLY,.
nIIE nANAIS.

Mr.. BLAKESLY (Rep., Oneidal, by unanimous CON
sent moved that the Judiciary COMMITTEE report an o
Canals as an individual would be doing the same business
and, if not whether the exemption extends 70 n com
fer jurisdiction by general law the Canal appraisers
or Canal Board and If tho state is equita3y liable can
liability transferred by contracting with anOther u
do what the State originally bound to do Adopted
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. 49,.
Mr. LTTTIEJOIIN Rep., OsweCo) by unanimous con,
sent introduced resolutions nsustng senators 9S No ana
Representatives in Congress to y0te ior anu no 9
AID TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS A.. IN
Mr. D. WOOD rep Qno9ahgp atitmtIoDs ' in the
General Appropriation bill must be made to the commit
tee ON WAYS aud Means within two weeks. Inc resolu-
ton was afterward called up and adopted
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Mt. HISCOX Rep., Onondaga) reported Dill 10 pro
vide for Convention to revise the State Constitution IL
provides for the election Of 2s delegates ON the fourth
Tuesday i'm Aprl next the Convention to meet on the
first Tuesday in June and the new Constitution TO be
submitted the people at general election IN NOVem-
Mr.. DEvIIN Dem. " W dissented for reasons so far
relates to the number OF deeges TO De en"sn docs mot
allow colored men to vote for delegates.
BILLS NTRoDUCLD. , A..
Bv Mr.. ROBERTS rep, Oncdal-TO incorporate the
first Methodist Episcopal Church IN Utica and Tor otber
BY Mr. BRUCE Rep, Madisonl-TO provide for the
By Mr. IRVING Dem, y. Y.)-To regulate the sale OF
By Mr. JuiINND cfep Chenango)-To amend the
charter Of the Delaware and Hudson River Canal Com
By Mr. WILLIAMS Dem Ere)-To amend the charter
OF the International Bridge Company.
BY MI SELKREG rep. TompkinS-To rc1und 10 COR
nell University the amount paid by Ezra Cornell TO Gene
College. -. ...,,,..
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING.
To particularly define the duties OF OVersees OF
Highways ,,,, o..
pany. ~, ,,.
To appoint stenoGapher for Courts in Kings county
Relative 10 the Utica, ChenangO and Susquehanna
Railroad ..
To define the objects Of the State Institution Tor inc
Blind and provide for its management
Adjourned.
EVENING SESSION
THE TARIFF RESOLUTIONS.
The specal order being the resolutions on the
tariff question Messrs. SHAW Rep Jefferson HANENS
Rep Essex and BRUCE Rep., Madison spoke at length
in advocacy of protective tariff The tariff resolutions
and Governors Message made the special order
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-A. j. Blocker, Son & Co.
made the following sales OF real estate at auction yes
terday:
Beoning 10 the estate Of John b. Coles, deceased
South aud Mhitehall-sts-Eastern Hotel, No. l
south-st- aud Nos. 80 81 and g. Whitehall-st.,
stories HIGH covering entire lot I34 on South,
iO7 on Whehallst l0s ~ Onthe Easterly line 100000
East Riyer-Iulkhead east OF Whitehall-st, l2l6
S East Ri rs' u''' 21IOo
sd .aye-l gore lot N l.. 13Othst. II II. on 3D.
ave 2I6 on l30th-et., with right 10 land under
water In Harlem River adjoining the same..... $3.50
l2qth.st-i lot = side, 2sj w. 3d-ayc., 25X99
lot adjoining .20Xy9 each l,gO
lot adjoining ........-..... .2o1y9 } 80
water ri@ht '....'.......... $3.50
lot adjoining 1910 with water right..-.-..-. 5000
Iot @doining 100 10 with water right ..... 5,525
LOT adjoining, 1910 with water right.-.-.... 5,C25
l2gthst-2 lots ~ side SIS r. 4thaye 2j199 each 1855
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

10 the Court Of Claims the following cases came
up:
Gibbons ACT. The United States-Cause argued and
Floyd agt. The United states-ArGument opened.
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CITY ITEMS.

TnE SEIZURE OF THE OFFICE OF NICHOLS, Bowen
Co-The banking office Of Nichols, Bowen Co., No 6s
wast which recently taken possession ofby Internal
Shook certain taxes has been relieved
from the dsrant Upon invest CATION the Collector ascer
tanned that the complaint against the firm ufounded
having been made by person who, It is alleged has en-
deayored 10 extor money not only from the above
but also from several other respectable firms, under
threats Of complaint concerning taxes, &c.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

ALL PARTIES WISHING TO BUY OK
N DESTROYS TO SELL HORSES, CARRlAGESS WA1OsHSi
apply MINER s0MkRVLLB No 81 NassaGst opposite inc rvs"
0hce
A DAMS & CONE, No. 6Sf BROADWAY, IN
purchasers inspect their extensive assortment el ~
city built CARRIAGES comprising CLAkkNCES ~ he hes,
DAuS COACHES and other tne close and opea No nae Vi
materials and by the hest Workmen at their o~n manno
nor SALE-A fine pair of large gray Ca rage
Il HORSES years old $25Oj also Carriages dou3e ses
blankets livery trained carriage dogs Se sc
In complete order disposed Of account Of deB1 wv
'A'' '' "'0P" "fF' No 5l4 Broadway, N L
VVANTED-A PAIR OF HORSES, Suitable
w for family carriage and under saddle mast be D
sound Speed not desired Address Boz No H. = %. WIN
NOR SALE - Four large new two-h0rSe
II TRICKS Apply to ". WILSON. No. 29s Broaaw2-
ENGLISH KERSEY
HORSE BLANKETS -.
- Hos % and % West Brosd5"
No. 100 Llbsrrss
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IAnnouncementa

BANKERS, Brokers, MERcHANTs.-Who is, and
who adapted these pursuits Why Is it that falls aud
ucceeds these questions Written
given by Mess FOWLER WELLS 80 SAG Broadway Y
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LArNCH or A NEW WEsTERN sTE

TILEsRiPH TO
MADISON, Ind, Feb THE great low pressure
steamer Richmond successfully Laughed from the
Marine RQilways here t4Is morning,
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1867 is NOW
RELpL Prizes 20 See Advertisement under bead Of New PabeA
iOll
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CRIME.
LYNCH LAW IN KANSAS.

BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
TOPEKA, Feb. IA few weeks since notorious
desperate named Jack Mcdowell, hired span OF horses
at Council Grove to 90 to junction City AS he did not
uetrn the owners Of the horses traced him to Omaha
and brought him back Friday last He was very de-
fant threatening to fire the town and 16 OF the elt
zens whom he said he had marked further stated that
he was Rebel and had been in QuantDs raid The citi-
took him from the Sheriff on Sunday night aud hung
him
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MORE LIGHT NEEDED.-Withn the past month the
complaints from the Pohce Captains OF the various Pre-
cincts throughout the city against the gas companies for
the non lighting Of lamps in the various localities have
been OF frequent occurrence This has been the case
more especially OF late. These complaints come most
frequently from the Twelfth, Nineteenth, and Twenty
third Precincts comprising the eastern side OF the city
above Forty-sccond-st The number OF lamps reported
as not burning varies nightly from 20 20 go Within the
last 10 DAYS the captains OF the downtown Precincts have
made the same complaints Capt Sebrng OF the Ninth
Precinct reports that Tuesday night there were 40
lamps burning In his precinct and this in lonely ana
freaueuted localities Of diminishing the chances
of detection IN ease robbery The statement OF Capt
Sebrng echo OF nearly all the captains in the de-
DartAcnt.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

WILMINGTON C., Feb. 7Arhyed steamship POnetheus from
Eew-Y0rk.
CHARLEsroy Feb 7-Auved. schr D. " seaker, from Whining
ton. N c.
Cleared, bark Joven Jose, for Antwerp. = .
FORTRESS MONROE Feb TAued ship haeauly rom Cardn Wild
cargo Of railroad from Mauzas for Baltimore
SAN FKASCscO Feb 1.-THE ship Western EMPIRE Win cargo
wheat. cleared Liverpool to-day.
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Since the introduction Of this celebrated health eesrsss ne
Of well Cf TIE pub i 80 nnanhoe
Rat HOFS MALT EXTRACT begins to become As popular Mere as"
Europe s.f.,,,
n Is recommended MAX persons generally and for ladies Of dod
iddies aher eShausng ehnessl
Of such publish extracts OF sH
i letters 10 Mr. Berlin os Depot for America Ne
y" D'V-'' NEwYoRK January %, 1867
u NJ The best results produced the Suffering
.orlion by Beverage of Health
~ - JOHN ZETTLBR No. 1853 East Twelhhst
NEw-lORK. January Is, 1867.
NJ, am Obliged say greatly benefited by
The use Of yonr Malt pleasant heyege bn
cous and strengthens The stomach as vel s
nerves 'D1 Wv c. P. WAGNER, No. 20 Nnth-ave.
To IIofrs Depot, No 5t2 Broadway. - ~ no.
Dear Sir thank you for the wonderful effects u Malt BIZ
tre Since six wears suffered greatly JOm general rdkHs but the
nourhng Of Your Beverage Of Health have given me wS
' KARLINE SCHADE. No l06 Ludlow.sG
NRwloRK, January 3, 1907.
Dear Mr. Hog NV physician has advised my wife to use ySs,
INSTEAD 81 PORTER ALB and she NlCh BENZ
FITTED BY 1T. Please 10 send again, etc.
PRICE SIX DOLLARS PR SINGLE DOZEN
One dozen and upward delivered part Of this city and suba
Nee of charge principal Druggists and GrocerS Sole agni
for Pennsyyanis, WARD J. CAFFBE, Philadelphia.
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PASSRNGERS ARRIHED.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PROM Annoy, China PeO lin bark Drydeus-capt A. Hniso
family
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REBUKE OF A ToABs LAwYER-Several months
ago Justice Joseph Bowling into possession Of the
knowledge that certain lawyer named f. j. Anderson,
had stated person then under arrest that for $780, 10
De 6irded 6een Justice Joseph DOtcIinG and Robert John
SON. the Clerk Of the Court of Special Sessions he could
procure the immediate and unconditional release or the
prisoner Justice Bowling hearing TINS story at once
took steps procure from the man 20 whom THIS state
ment had been made his affidavit OF the facts.
When next Anderson attempted To practise In me court
presided over Justice Bowling, that Magistrate re-
fused TO hear Inn, and Informed Inn that he would not
again be permitted practise in that court until tins mat
ter OF the statement had been cleared up For months
since Anderson has not appeared III the TOmbs Court
till Justice Bowling was absent from the COURTROOM
undertook to make motion rs an attorney. Justice
Kelly hO wcver who on the bench, instantly shencea
him. and informed him again that he cannot be heard IN
that court while the old matter remains unsettled and UNI
explained 10 is but Justice to Judge Downing and Chief
Clerk Johnson against whom the aspersiOn Of bribery
were made, TO print the following affidavit:
STAT OF York. Guy and County Of Nsc York Michael
Gea Of said cty sworn, that about the h day
oApr M conviction for and battery
on enun Christopher called deponent stated
his brOthenw f. j. Anderson, who nt
friend Of DoSng-bd great influence With him. belonged To the
cBhad that be Anon) could settle the natter and Anderson
shortly called upon depouen and stated that be cOn dispose
business ernng 10 the assault and battery easel for 500
Theupo asked Anderson how the 800 be disposed Of
Anderson replied that Judge Bowling and Mr. johnson Clerk Of the
receive the amount Deponen then told Anderson 10 90
Hogan aud the amount $500 and further that be deponen was
surprised could be disposed of n this And de-
ponen further that he paid directly Indirectly
battery except the fine imposed m by the
And further deponent SAYS MICHAEL GEARY.
Subscribed aud before this 10th DAY OF November 1906
SAMUEL p BILL, Commissioner Of Deeds