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H. BRIDGE,
Chief of Bureau.
4 l5n4t
DROP SAILS FOR FRESH BEEF
FRANKFoRD ARSENAL !
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
mil II 1907

FRANKFoRD ARSENAL J
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
April IL, 1867
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be re-
ceived by the undersigned until u NJ, April q,
1867, at this Office for furnishing the troops
stationed at Frankford Arsenal with
FRESH BEEF,
of good and marketable quality, in equal pro-
portions of fore and hind quarter meat (necxs,
shanks, and kidney tallow to be eXcluded), in
such quantities as may be from time to time
required, and such days as shall be desig-
nated by the commanding officer.
The contract to be subject To the approval OF
the Commissary- General of Subsistence, and to
remain in force for six months, or such less
time as he may direct, commencing on the lst
day of May 1867.
Upon acceptance of the offer, security and
bond in the sum of six hundred dollars will be
required for the faithful performance OF the
contract
Bids must be endorsed proposals for Beef"
GEORGE ID. RAMSAY, JR.,
II wfm5t Bvt. Capt. u 5. A., A, 9. s.
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PHGNIx INSURANCE COMPANY OF
I PHILADELPHIA. NE
INCORPORATED ls64-CHARTER PERpET1rA =
No. 224 WALNUT Street opposite the ExcbanoaA
In addition 70 MARINE and INI,AND TNJssnfT4o
ANGE, this Company insuEes nom loss or damage by
FIRE Tor liberal Terms on buildings, merchandiss
on buildings, by deposit OF premium, TAA''"0A'sS
The Company has been In active operat,on 6or n.o.
than SIXTY YEARS, during which An ioassa hsHe
been promptly adjusted and paid. 'O'~ '~'o
yohn 4; Hooge' hawrence Lewis, Jr.
M. B. Mahony David Lewis -
John Il. Lewis, Benjamin EttinR
William 3. GRANT, Thomas III. Powers,
Robert w. Leaning, A. r. Mcaenry
ID. Clark Wharton Edmund Oastiilon
Samuel Wilcox, Louis Q. Norris
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary,
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STRICT ECONOMY IN MANAGEMENT 7

PROVIDENT LIFE EANDTRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
No. Ill =. FOURTH STREET,
Commenced Business 7mo. "A, 1866,
Organized to extend the benefits OF Life Insurance
among members of the Society OF Friends, All good
risks OF Ofwhatever denomination solicited.
SAMUEL r. SHIPLEY, President
ROWLAND PARRY, Actuary,
THOMAS WISTAR, NJ. D., Med. Examiner
JOSEPH b, TOWNSEND, Legal Adviser.
This Company, in addition to the security arising
from the accumulation of premiums, gives the insured
the advantage OF an actual paid-up Capital, ALL
THE PROFITS OF INSURANCE ARE DIVIDED
AMONG THE INSURED.
Lie Policies and EndOwments In all the most ap
proved forms.
Annuites granted on favorable terms. r. 22fmwSn
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sThis being new enterprise, the Par is assumed
Is the market value
Thomas {, Hand, Samuel X. Stokes
John G, Davis, Henry Sloan,
Edmund a. SOuder, William q. Boulton,
Theophius Paulding, Edward Darlington,
John K. Penrose, II. Jones Brooke
James Traquair Edward LafOurcade,
Henry g. Dallett, Jr. Jacob p, Jones,
James C. Hand, James b. Mcfarland,
William G. Ludwig, Joshua Z. Eyre,
Joseph II. Seal, Spencer McIlvRine,
George q. Leiper ]. b. Semple, PittsburR,
Hugh Craig. A. b. Berger,
John d, Taylor, ID. Il. Morgan,
Jacob Riegel, - George w. Bernardou'
THOMAS g. HAND, President,
JOHN Q. DAVIS, Vice-President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. 184
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A o II d l N A N G Il
n kTo Make an Appropriation to Pay for the
Arrest and Conviction Of the Murderer of
Eliza M. Miller.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum of fiVe hundred dollars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated, to pay for the arrest and
conviction Of the murderer of Eliza NJ. Miller
who was brutally murdered on September IS
1866 And the warrants shall be drawn bv
the Mayor in conformity with existing ordf
JOSEPH f. MARCER
President OF Common Council
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIH
Clerk OF Common Council
JOSHUA SPERING.
President of Select Council.
Approved this seventeenth day of April.
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
siXty-seVen "a. ID. 1867,
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
420lt Mayor of Philadelphia.
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
N OF PHILADELPHIA
No. III South FOURTH Street,
INCORPUkAIED Sd MONTH, 22d,, 1855,
CAPITAL, 100000, PAID IN.
insurance ON Llves, by Yearly Premiums; or by
u, " ear Premiums, Non-iorieture.
kuuOW ments, payable at a future age or on prior
IeCeAse by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year Premiums--
Doth classes Non-forteiture
Annuities granted on favorable terms
Term Policies, Chidrcn's Endowments,
This Company, while giving the insured the security
Il PMG-up Capital, VIII divide the entire profits OF
Moneys received AZ interest, and paid on demand
Authorized by charter 10 execute Trusts and act
as Executor or Administrator, Assignee Guardian
and in oLher tduciary capacities iIder appon meni
Dt any Court of this Commonwealth, or any person
Or persons, or bodies polite or corporate.
SAMUEL r. sHIPLEY, HENRY HAINES,
JOSHUA Ii. NORRIS, I. MlSTAR BROWN
RiCHARD CADBuRY. WILLIAM HACRERin H.
-. . CHARLES +. COFFIN.
SAMUEL r. sH4Pda3Xs PIai3ssn, ROWLAND PARRY.
CHoMAs WIsTAR, M. D., JB TowNsENp"
792 Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.
llkE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY
II ILNNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
ANY-lncorporated lS25-Charter PerpetuaI~No
10 WALNUT street, opposite Independence Square,
or over orty years continues insure against loss ~
damage by fire on Public or Private Buildings either
permanently or for admitted time. Also on FiITnnre
stocks OF 0oods ana Merchandlse generally on liberal
Their Capital together with large surpIus Fnpd :.
invested in the most careful manner which enabiss
them offer 10 the insured an undOubted Secnrv In
the case OF loss' -
Daniel Smith, JT., John Deverar,
Alex ander Benson, Thomas smith
Isaac Hazlehurst Henry Lewis
Thomas Robbins, J, Gillingham Fall
Daniel Hkddock Jr s'Aii HeHi
DANIEL SMITH, ia pNesIdert
WILLIAM a. CRowELL. Secretary RaoI
4
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ASSAULT ON POLICE OyYIcxRL-On Monday evening
ocer David Pape. Of the Special police force had his
attention attracted by ARRAY In the baroom Of VII.
liam Kse Port Norris and promptly endsavored to sspa-
rate tho combatants but in the effort was severely
handled himself having his coat torn well receIv.
ing numerous scratchea After time the aid Of
another ofncer wss called In, and the two men who
assaulted him taken In custody 10 the 'lockup at Nor
risania. They were brought before Justice Hauptman
yesterday afternoon and after giving their names as
John Barton and James Ings were liberated on con-
don Of repairing the damage done 70 the officers coat
and paying the costs OF court
EXTENSION OF FIFTH STREET, MoRRisANA Prominent
among the many street improvements In the town Of
Morrisana one 70 extend Fifth street at both ends 10
that connection may be formed uniting n with the
towns of West Farms and Hghbrdgeville This project
has become quite popular II s considered much Id
age will accrue 70 the inhabitants Of che towns named
Dy the increased facilities afforded fov trAf1o
TIE REcESr RAnRoAD Accpxxr--Miss Mary Corbstt
the young lady who recently narrowly escaped instant
death, through having been struck by locomotive ai
tho horrsania depot although stl confined to bed 10
rapidly convalescing. The attendant physician, DR..
Freeman, expresses the opinion that she will BE- coon
able 70 move about IL 10 stated by several persons who
witnessed the occurrence that the bell rung nor
the whistle sounded until after the accident took place
the train having In the meantime passed the station
although the law requires warning to 70 given while
approaching.
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VENEZUELAN EXPORT DUTIES.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb TO- 1851
A decree Of the government Of Venezuela establishes
the following rules of export duties Venezuelan cur
rency in the ports Of the Republic for the future
tho former duties being abolished:-
Cotton, per quintai 81 ss; starch, do, 90 oep,s
cocoa, do, ~ 30; Coffee do, e1 cobadilia do Al
dividvi, dn is cents; Indian corn do cents; quins
bark do, 81; tachamaca do, e3 tobacco leaf do 81;
carana, So; medicinal substances not specnsd sarsa
para, per quinta, 90; indigo pcr pound cents; oil
OF sassafras, do, ccnte vanilla beans 80 Goats
sarassa do 10 cents cocoanut OIL per 80 bottles, 81 50
horns per 100 Is CENTS donkeys EACH eA horses and
mares, EACH t1sy nufes. v~uai, CIV; and oxen
each, 81 So; deer skns each, Is cents; tiRur
cenis each hgnumvitc per ton Of 1000. POUNDS Al
fustic do, 20 cents; ogwood do, 81 sole leather per
cspyi rer pound cents lumber for buiIdns 10 ns1
cent ad vslorsm All articles not specified ten per cent
ad valorem
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THE couRT s
UNITED STATES clHcuiT C0uaI.
lmportaut Tariff question:
-.-..lIl..r

u.~,~ Walt and otlers vs Henry a Sfsy'heDTnis 10
,n sot.on brought 10 recover sum OF ssls sheEsu
haya been Illegally imposed % - l"t's'1ton - b"A'
~. ,s,e py the PLAINTIFF on the bark frtz ana An'oh'
Nav 1sse Tie importation, gambia, 10 designation
.vnonvmous With terra aponica In me DOCKS ~ y
,a,ar word than aponica, which appears ho"
aver 70 have supplaned in commercial phfase, "hs -
,hs other hand appears 10 have been isnorea IN ~
.ara. terra japonica only being referred TO- ING -
.,,,on an question under the latter designation "
Samnt from duty aud therefore the imposlhon ,a ~
~ ten per cent sd valorem thereon whoh Was ,oai
paid by the plaintiffs under prs, The assaincd
made 10 the Secretary Of the iIeasaiy s~a,,r IL
aus.iacaon for the exaction ana the raas,ry
Sased on decision Of the Secretary % aea ~ WITH resard
st forth IN circular letter dated hay, ieo' ,h arrle
10 tbe proper rate of duty TO be assessed ~ @ ah 10
Known In commerce Gs gambia ing 80, fns,ice chase
e.er D % h srtcle Is nowhere design,ted in any OF
se tarjr acts By name, but has been ~ anu.
anera Term OF terra japonea, variety % te ea.eonu
Ts Ia,,er article is liable under tie provisions
cf Ibe afth section Of the act OF 1uy ioe1 70 a al ~
duty Of zen per ee Chase referred TO- to the
santrs, importation of gambia or terra Japonica ano
was against this application Q, sns nnr. n. sroco.
49, ,,s onerations the action was brought Mr. A. n
Culver counsel for the plaintiff opened the case, an
tss The act Of March, 1851 provides, that terra apr
nos catechu or cutch shall be admitted to talo,em
aa;y The act Of July, lsoa, s'0S rbe other article
rd nakss =. :, the act OF 1861, fIee Or Su,v W.
herr examined number OF witnesses, either
tsaged or lately engaged in importing and dealing in
articles gambia or terra japonica and ca,echu or
ctch, who clearly proved that in commerce gambia or
japonica was known as entirely different and dis
. articles OF trade from cutch catechu though 10
nsideraee eIent assimulatng in their properties and
a. The uses TO which they can be applied The articles
however are different in origin. being imported from
different countries of the East and sold in the markets
here and in f4gand at about half The price, gambia
beIug the ch9per article Mr. Courtney, United States
DFic Attqncy, called but witness for the defence
JudgeBmalley said that Il there was nothing but
,llativeL evidence as 10 what gambia was, and
~heiher ithould under the designation OF cutch
cstchy or under that OF terra Japonica taking such
tsssmonywould be waste Of time 1t was clear from
The evifnce that gambia and terra aponica were
synomyous and that Congress when exeInpting terra
japonis from duty meant gambia The Court ordered
the jur 10 return verdict for the plaintiff the full
amou, claLed. Verdict accordingly.
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UNITED STATES coMslssoSsn's COURT.

Extraordinary Charge Against n Lawyer.
Before Commissioner Belts
felipgton Wlmot lawyer, and William Rogers
e charged with having forged certain papers in refer.
go TO the discharge from the army Of James Allen
Mr. Joseph Bell appeared for the government aud Mr.
koTange for the defendants
David Martin colored boy had also been arrested on
shs above charge, but the government used him as =
witness for the prosecution He examined as TO the
nature OF OATH and said that II he falsely be
sveuld go a short TO the lower regions His tes.
0ony as follows
know wlmot and Rogers; have seen wilmot and
Rogers at The same .ime N Nassau street. went there
With Nelson Holt; had conversation with Wilmot who
asked me II had discbarge said yesi he asked mo
wanted to put in; told him the discharge did not
belong 10 me; he told me 1t made difference he then
psked ne my name; told him my name David
Martin gave him my residence, and said
sad me he would give me $50 for the discharge No
asked me II could read or wre said no. SIR he then
has ty giving me $50 for IT. he then gave $40, and
sod me that on the Saturday following be would give
800 be then got some papers and told 10 sign them
told him could not write he then wrote the papers
himself and told me 70 put my finger the pen; he
sod that the Saturday following he would give me
She ss0 he also told me that was TO take the papers
before notary public and have them signed stamped
lwent TO Mr. wmot the next Saturday to get $26 but
did not get IL Holt TO the notary with me- We got
she papers stamped and returned them to Mr. wilmot;
- eaid II was an right and gave me 50.
charge A. He sand the name on the discharge Was
Jamco Allan. sa,d Voc cir ana ,oia ni,,, - 80
r.,d uar,,n ,na ar hs 81 aa -, ,h sIGy ny nsne ,s ~
- 80 49, - w Icy, s ~ ~ ~" snv ~ ne toIu no
S.o.. ,h.s Sisnh..r $50 . ~ ai sink ~ mouf1
.h,nr ,n, ia sh nsuo ,dWi,s unaeu IN ,s - w.ness
-.n,,n .,on.p ~ .sDa. .,e,.s. - y an woIos u
n oo"n'c y. 10 pl'sons' e.eaU sno RECEPTION
s.anss rrss,S.n,.cS 49, "a e' 80 - Lou no' oocA pfoPery
ysa .,.n.sa ~ = ,.e~. =, ,o..r y..N., =,
-. ~ az . " " ~ 81 a N w. Iails .ne
kci6 Wi,S,a my nayo - 80 nssd nsrn as , u.nK .
Is.. 49,, y y.a IAN -" W 50 - ss.iss ~ n 'At slas - ~
..sa - Ssc y, ~ 20 s ~ $500 - no 80. .nss
c.n nn,v iaansr' ,ha n.,sr, hw tsa ppe, 'A
Tha rom nissa1er s,d na thnL ss,sI ~an5 - o,or..
sSen,iarsiInn - - ~ ~ - p'0Pe'
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cous1 Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Trial Of ChMrles b. Manuai for che Alleged
Hswsicsde Of Henry 6chlesser.
Before Judge Russell.

rrraal Of Charles b. Manusi for che Alleged
Hsssicsde Of Henry Schlesser.
Before Judge Russell
The trial Of Charles B. Manual indicted for che mur-
u Of Heary schlssser u % Thompson street on the
vnes2slh of December ast by stssbing him with knife
sSas resumed yesterday The twelfth juror soon OBJ
tai ned and Assistant District Attorney Hutchings pro-
sded open the He claimed that the testimony
hich The people would offer of such character
. to- sustain the charge Of wilful murder
The testimony OF Timothy Mason, Philip Smith
hiiip Edscl John DIN, officer Pickett and Dr. Beach
howed that the evening In question Manual, who II
cslsred man. and q white named Cook went into
charged TO bsye taken place and not being able make
the purchase OF somc boots, they proceeded to the
shoemsker Mr. Mason was passing, between sir and
eclock 10 the evening and heard cries In the
upon osiins down Nc saw The German hs deceased
standing up In cornsr and the colored tthe prs
onerl IN front Of him, and saw him .ths pr'sonerl
knife Tho white sCooK) left the basement
first followed by the prsone1 who, when he got TO the
man know he shant rob out Of my boots;n the
decsa'ed was bleeding and there was blood his shirt
and iakcn TO the drug store by, and dIed in
few mon,ests to the witness Smith the deceased ead
coored man stabbed me an examines ion OF ne body
Of the dcceased showed that were two punoured
wounds IT, tho chest and the other on the sb.
domen the wound thechest extended upward AMI
slightly inward and was an inch In length, while the
wound In the abdomen Just below the border OF the
RIBS on the left sde and took upward and inward
direction, ts length being rom four inches the
sitor wound penetrated the heart and the casse Of
/ ceath.
Assstan, Di-trcs Attorney HutchinSs reserved .hs
right 70 call witness 70 prove technical point and
| rested hts case
Counsel for the prisoner then proceeded 10 spsn The
osse stating that while no admitted the killing by tho
accused, he would claim from the testimony which
wouin oe produced that tho sabong was done In self
Az the close of the counsel's address the case
adjourned tin this "wednesday morning
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E8S S1sr
Schr wapella, Paxson, New Oriesns-N n Brigham.
Schr II Rapp Cole, JacksonvilIe--yan Brunt slaght
schr Americns, Moss Charieston-Tupper Bestte.
slaghL
Arrived.
Steamship Missouri Hudson, New Orleans Feb TO- with
mdse and passengers to Garrison Allen. Feb IL Of son
New Orleans via ayana i5th lat 2s b Ion 70 "a pa sd
brig Renshaw OF Bangor, bound n.
Steamship Victor. Gates New orieani Feb To- ID Rav
West Sih and Fortress Monroe 18th, with ndse and pas.
steamship San Jaonto, Atkins, Savannah, "A Nth
mdse and passengers 70 Garrison Anen Il AZ nM g6
miles OF Body Island exchanged signals With steamshin
San sayador; S st lon A40 passed brig
Steamship Quaker City West Cha-' "a horr. With
ndse and passengers to Arthur Lee .,essoA w Aos' 49,
Steamship II Cd Hobart, New bern with mdse and pas.
roe With mase and Norfolk via rCrrs: Mon
s,n seapsnR Isl RossT, NssP.qpnsi pssi 4ter, Boston
yGn, wnra as co win de 10 passensessto Grinns
,,sss ssk 50 Eagle Hartford. Aspnwa 20 days. with
Brig Ea' rn star of New Haven) Foster, Barbados, 10
eASrl MI "a oil &c, to Bishop Bros "a ,,s
csv foeiopgasatras 18th inst lat So Ion a. spoke brig
: Adsent, hence for s. Johns, PR.
schr Wild azsle lof Boston, Hall. San Bias Is days
with fruit &c 10 Pearsa Sth inst OF Cape y An
tonic suoke brig rdola Ctcnfuegos for New YORK.
Schr Robt Palmer Wilbur, Galveston. ~ -.
Sch Eliza Potter Potter, Apaachcoia, u days. wasn wv
"s schp s warS Tyler Tyler Wilmington, NC, days.
| schr Empire Morreu. stamford fe6W
| schr Mall, Miller, Bridgeport
| sailed,
! Steamships Leo and John Gibson.
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PuaT Of NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 10. 1857.


Cleared.
Steamship Austraaran tBr) Cook Liverpool via Queens.
town--E Cnnard.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah Murray Fsrrfs
Co.
Brown Co.
steamshp Neptune. Baker Boston-w clyta
ship city Of Liverpool Orb wheford, Lyerpooi-IIew
at Torrance.
Ship j Q scranton, Williams, Antwerp--w schmidrs
Son = Co.
ship Eisnors tnew), Clark Antwerp-w schmidrs Son
- Co.
Il BarkN New York. Gibbs Buenos Ayres--J Norton Jr
: Brig Harry Aubrey tBr), Hammond, Bsrbados-T q
Bris Scotland iBrl crowei, Bsrbsdcs-E r smith Co.
Brig selma, Gibbs, swan Island-pearborn A Bros.
Brig " Berry, coson, Essua--J Ward Co.
Brig Mins tBr1 tAldcn 81 John, NB--Brstt Son 4 Co,
Brig Harry Virden, rc'lns, Pbiladelphis-J Eiwel
nf's Alnop Rowel, Fsnhvns Bos.on..,ied rryc Co,
schr hayoskh, esrce, Jsn Mica via forfok0 Bulley,
schr Jdse tBr), Lspre, 81 xnts-denry. De ccrdova
scar A Rdsy Rider. Inaisne>s and Isvsss--s L NO
Creadv Co.
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SUPREME cpuRT-clacUlf-rlRT q
Action for Libel Against an Asca Of the
Indian Department.

Indian bepurfm<nt
Before ynige r. ID. smith.
Rerry W. De Puy o. 0hpey r. Hsrfcro and Thomas J.
Hvrosd-This n an acGon fcr alleged libel brought by
NE plaintiff las Indian Agent 70 the fawnses, under
president Lincoln against Ae defendants ws, during
tne nee set forEh in the annexed complaint we're IN
suEness al omahs CITY, Nebraska, and furnished sup
phse 10 The agent for tho uss Of or dissolution
snong the Indians The case, which promises
rather interesting developments concerning
transactions alleged to Rave taken place under
On. Indian Com issoner WIN L. Dole, IN the Indian De-
partment at Washington, sried IN the supreme
shs hearing; but upon he matter is.ng submitted
,ury after protracted retirement vhey were unable 70
ssrse, and new trial was accord nsly ordered Ihe
e was called al noon yesterday, ~ en-. e jury pen4
.Msanenca, the cause wss again oonmeuceo, NJ
o o. and Mr. BdweIl appearing az counsel for she
aefcDoe -"' NJ
In opening u. case for The plaintiff hr p " Cutler,
nenry De Puy, formerly Indian AGENT ito the Pswnes
Gpe o. Indians, against Oliver Hurfordsnd others to
ssrs one Of winch was addressed 10 n Insbbauah.
also an Indian Agent 70 M De Psy and The
washington. One OF the letters vas written IN Jsnu
Gy, 1903, and the other IN June fonowiAg and |
sero written, the objects they wre dAaspea |
90 accomplish and The results 70 alleged the, PRO.
wharacter and their especial turpitude
II appears that In the early part Of 1891 the plaintd
NJ ydaes was ihsi or paying the government annuiss
anSloler moneys TO the pawnee Indian tribe In 1862
abe government provided separate bureau the men
aasn vnt Of Indian affairs, with commissioner Al Wash.
bnson 10 snperntsna the bureau IL 10 alleged that
plaintiff vas invited to enter into system q frauds by
scers IN kho well by the head OF the Dc.
parsmenf Nr Dole, and that Mr. De Puy resisted their
approaches 70 him 70 join 10 their pec,iatons The
Has that the plaintiff Was removed from
eGsaA In IeSN the annuity Withheld by the com. |
Missioner Al va spipgon and the Isdsns became tur
kaIsnk and belus\ advised BY vpoous whites DO,
sDEouncsd that III w would hill the plaintiff IL he did
not pay the snnsiuss thoush be had repeatedly writ.
"a aos .sssasd tms I'm ~ nv ~ s,,,1ss,s Of
Ne ~ askllen uhsn Vie Qpeh dssssA Ne aG6lseanss
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COURT Of SPECIAL SESSIONS.


Before Justices bowling and Kelly.
The calendar presented In this court yesterday was
very numerous, containing any separate charges
of which were Of any general importance There
for hearing twenty mine cases Of assault and bat.
terry. sixteen Of petty larceny two Of picking pockets
one Of abandonment OF violation OF the Excise law
and thrse suspended from last sitting Of the court I'm.
prisonment for three four months was inflicted in
most Instances and the others minor cases wers d,s-
missed postponed and n ono o'clock the Court sd.
jornsd 70 Thursday morning
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VIOLATIONS S or TINE EXCISE LAW.

James Rowan, of 2S7 avenue A, and Matthew Bowss
Of 100 West Ninsecnih street, were arraisned before
Justice Dodge yesterday for selling liquor without
license and held TO answer
AZ the Essen Market POLICE Court yesterday there werc
tvo arrngnments for violation OF the Excise law both
Of which received the usual dlsposton--Jsmes Coukin,
l7a Monroe street, Frederick Bohnsse, OF Bowcry.
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SHOCKING MURDER At s1twAa1svIllr. n J.

A wsman Murdered In the Absence of Her
Husband-lIer Body Found with the Head
The Murderer Mt Large, &c.
On saturday last, Mrs. Kaze residing at Stewards.
ville near Belvdsre, was brutslly murdered by man
supposed TO be named Babcock The particulars are a.
follows Tho husband OF the unfortunate woman, 70.
spectacle working man, returned from his work at noon
and found his wife absent although his meal was pre-.
pared for him. supposing che mad gone on q visit to
OF tho ncigbbcrs, he made search for her and
agan resumed his work. Returning In the evening, he
found his wife s absent and he began TO fear for her
safety Upon Inquiry be sscerained that colored girl
had visited the house during Che afternoon but met
At the door BY the man Babcocs, who would not allow
her 10 enter and finally drove from the prcr lace by
weakening 10 kill her. Mr. kazc then procured the
s stsncc OF neighbors and eearched his bouse for
cu. TO bis wife's whereabouts Upon opening trap
door and descending INTO sub cellar he discovered her
dead pody I'D an erect position, the bead horribly
mutaa ed and crushed The excitement IN the neigh
bornood was intense upon the becoming known
and imm, diase steps were taken for the arrest Of the
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the LAWRENCE raASfpy.

LhWHEStk MNss., FEB. IL, 1901.
An inquest In The case Of ingalls, Damon. the old
whose remains were found In the ruins OF his barn.
which burned on W. dncsday evening" concluded
on saturday Feb 10, ano resulted In the arrest Of
Edward p Hinman the husbs,d Of Desoon's daughter,
on suspicion Of 80 having caused the dttb of is Old
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