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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01


Dies IRE.-Tuice within the past
twelve months the stars hsVe been swept
ou, OF The Heaven like sere leaves. On
ly few days since a grand eruption oi
Vesuvius filled The heavens with broad
fame, and The earth with terror. Nearly
al The same hour. an island OF The Spanish
Main went down in The ,hroes Of terri
bic earthquake, and all its souls were ex-
plunged in single pulsaiion OF time. A
year ago, not less than . million OF peo-
pie peri.hed wrelchedly in India OF sI'r'
vaiion. And during the recent Tapping
rebellion in China, twenty-five millions
OF her tseming population were destroyed.
All the world over there are wars and ru-
mors of ware. Ia this country there is
anarchy, pestiisnce, poverty confusion Of
tongues, false prophets. Thad Stevens.
the Alabama Convention, circusss. Re-
construction, The Washington Chronicle,
and a phos, OF devil at ScoIsvills in Al
bemsIle.
Every prudent man in view Of ikess
sinister omens, should seIecia convenient
saplinR and be prepared on shor! notice 10
bid this vain world sdieu aud climb the
said sspling for refuge.-LynehbuTg Re
publican.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01

&C. A BEouEsT.-ln the viii OF ihs
late Jas. Roper. there 10 bequst 10 The
Meihodst Chsreh Of ChsfIssioun. o.
moun'ius 10 .hrss bondrsd doIls". This
money 10 to 90 into The hssds Of 'susiess.
and lbe interest ,bsrsof 10 BE- paid snno,l-
ly 10 The preacher 10 charge Of Jsassson
Circuit Mesus. J. 81. Bwss end VII.
liam Gnnlbsm ere nsnsd 10 ihs si'l %
trustees Of this fuo6.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01
"A d MINISTR "A TO r s
NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted 10 the Estates Of
"A Daniel Brooks, William ii. Crowl.
Margaret Laffer,y, Lemuel Taylor and
George w. Marquelt, are hereby notified
Immediately TO pay their respective in.
debtedness to said Estates to Thomas
Van Swesringen. and all persons having
clsims against said Estates will present
them to him properly authenticated for
settlement.
r. W. POTTERFIELD.
Administrator.
BIZ THOMAS VAN SwEARlNGEN,
His Attorney.
January 4, 1868. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01

Forssvsrsl weeks The Springfield Lss.
der kept the following eopspieuov'iy S
The head Of its local column
boy ~sp,sd ss this Office"
A few days since, the editors ~ifs pre-
.enied him With "s boy" which. IN .
highly significant way. shows 'bs 's'ss
Of advertising.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01

THE SUPREME CoURT.-As the Su-
preme Court hs, again emerged from re-
trement, before the public view, in con-
neclion with important constitutional
questions our readers will doubtless be
pleased to be informed as 10 lis compost
lion and political complexion. There are
at presen, eight Judges, as follows: Sal
mon p. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice Ma
than Clifford, Maine; Samuel Nelson,
New York +; Rober. &. Grier, Pennsyl-
vsnis DAVID Davis. Illinois Noah W.
Swsyne. Ohio /; Samuel F. Miller, Iowa;
Stephen ]. Field, CsIifornia.
Their ,ges IS far as can be ascerlained
are as follows Chase, sixty; Grier,
seVenty.iwo on the 5lh Of March, 1868
Miller, forty.one Clifford, sixly.fve on
the 18Th OF August, 1868 Nelson, sboui
seventy Field. forty-hVe {; Davis, six
iy and Swsyne about ifiy-fVe.
or these Chase, Miller, Swsyne, Ds-
vi, and Field were appointed by Lincoln,
Grier by Polk, Clifford by Buchanan, and
Nelson by Buchanan or Pierce.
Justices Nelson and Clifford are Dem.
ocrats. Grier is claimed on The same
side. Justice Field is pronounced by .
Republican authority as RECONSTRUCTED
Johnsoni,n." Judges Chase, Swsyne
and Miller are -avoved Radicals, whilst
Judge Davis is called "a very moderate
Republican" The full number of Su-
preme Judges was nine, but the death Of
Judge Wayne, OF Georgia, (RepubIlcan)
created vacancy which an act Of Con-
eress has provided shall not be filled by
President Johnson.-Lynchburg pr-
ginidn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01
Three Important Things.

Three things 10 loVe-Coursge. gen.
tlsness and affection.
Three things 10 sdmire-lni.lIec,Usl
power. dignity and grscefuIne".
Three things 10 hsts-CrUsliy. AFRO.
gsnce and ingraiiIuds.
Three things 10 delight in--BssuIy,
frankness and freedom.
Three things 10 wish for-Hsallb.
friends and a cheerful spirit.
Three things 10 pray fOr-Fsiib. peace
and purity Of heart,
Three things TO like-Cordisliiy, good
humor and mirtbfulness.
Three things to svoid-ldlsness, To-
qusciiy and fiPpsp, jesnng.
Three lbings 10 cuItiVaie--Good BOOKS
good friends and good humor.
Three things 10 contend fof-Honof'
country and friends.
Three things TO go'ern-IenPsr.
tongue and conduct.
Three hing. 10 blink sbou'-Life,
death and eternity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01

A Conspiracy Against the President.
Facts which have been developed with.
in the last few days tend 10 prove the ex.
istence OF deep-laid conspiracy against
President Johnson. The impeachment
plot of Ashley has failed, but the i'm
peachers have not relaxed their efforts or
abandoned their purposes to seize upon
the Executive Department Of the Govern
menl. 1t is now understood that q series
Of measures have been agreed on. all
looking 10 a collision with The Executive
by forcing Mr.. Johnson 10 become the
aggressor. A few days since resou-
tion was introduced into The Senate di-
recting the Judiciary committee to in
quire into the exPediency OF providing
by law for The suspension Of an officer
during his impeachment, and arming the
Senate with power 10 enforce lis orders.
Then we have a bill muzzIing the Su-
preme Court, so that il shall not interfere
10 arrest the progress Of the plot while
the Reconstruction bill, now under con-
siderstion in the House, strips the Presi-
dent OF all his executive powers and
clothes the General commanding the ar
mics with absolute authority. The same
bill makes it misdemeanor for The Pres
ident to interfere with The exercise OF this
authority. so that any attempt on his part
TO project or defend the executive prerog.
a,ives, undor The Constitution, becomes a
misdemeanor for which he may be i'm
peached. Thus, il is hoped, the Presi-
dent will be forced into collision which
will result in his impeachment and sus-
pension while Mr.. Wade will quietly as
sumo the duties OF President, with Cen
ersl Gran. to support his usurpatior. As
This plo, is now rapidly developing itself,
good men have become alarmed lest the
country be precpilated into civil war
before The people can apply the correc.
tives a, the ballot box. The Radicals
now declare their purpose to move on
boldly and to accomplish thSr ends by
direct and positive legislation" admit
ting that they have been seriously dam
aged by former timidiry and hesita,ion.-
Wash. Cor. Boston Post.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01
FOR FEMALE DISEASES,

Nervous Prostration, Weakness, General LasSl.
tude, and W ant Of App lite, Maggieps Pills
will be found an Effectual Remedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01

NEW Orleans Sugars, new crop. by
AZ jan ls Ir,rin 8. Ke.dy
MICKLES-Fresh Cucumber Pickles,
4 by the hundred or dozen. cheap, by
jan Is Irsrir + Kesdy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01

The gsyest smilers are often the sad
dssi weePc,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01

FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE
Kidneys, Retention of Urine, &C.,
Maggeps Pills are a perlec, cure. One will
satisfy any one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01

NOTICE.
Sold by all respectable dealers in medicine
Throughout. the United States and Canada, at
25 Cents q Boz or Pot.
All orders for the United States must be ad-
dressed to J. Haydock, No. ii Pine street,
New York.
Patients can write frcsy about their COM
plants, and reply will be returned by following
mail.
Write for Maggiers Treatment of Diseases.
COUNTERFEITS /!
All readers of this paper arc warned not to
purchase Maegiers Pills or Salve unless the
name Of ]. Haydock, Proprietor, in addition to
Dr. ]. Maggiel, is on the engraved slip surroun-
ding each pot or box.
December 2S,, 1867 ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01

II contains no Ledd. Sulphur, Lime
nss Chsnicols.
II imparts ito color to the Hair at
saee.
II piH not stcin the skin or clothing.
Hia harmless vegetable stimuiant.
II promotes rapid and iurur'ant
sro,0th TO the hair.
II render, the Hair soff and glossy.
II eostains no mineral, or chemicals.
Nothing like |, ever was known.
br. R. Glover, Proprietor.
q JOS. HAYDoCK, Sole Agent, IL Pine
Street. New York, to whom all orders must be
addressed.
or Price One Dollsr-bo:,ls sent on receipt
si price.
December 70. 1867. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01

On Saturday week Cccnsy Long. SOP
of Jane, Long. Of HsnisonbUrg. had bis
um severely muiila'ed BY being caught
in the machinery Of the Siesu-ssw Mil
uesr H,rrisonburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01
Maggiel's Pills and SaAve

are almost universal in their effects. and a cure
can be almost guaranteed.
EACHBO CONTAINS 10 PILLS
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-01
PELLATITE! !
BRAZILIAN 6air 1uits
DIR. J. ]. ESMORALDO'S
Pc LII A TIT E {!

A NEW Scientific Work for changing Gray
n Hair to Silky Black or Brown color.
Professor EsmoIsld's PellaG'e Is prepared
from the Juice Of the fruit Of the Brazilian
6hrub-ANTHEMIS PYRETHUM.
II contains a Hair Restorative with an sle-
gantly prepared Hair dressing. 1t imparis its
color only 10 the Human Hair, Beard or Whis-
ksrs, and will no, stain the skin or clothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19

In nearly all our rivers the supply of fish Is
growing less The stake i'll the Hudson, stretching
Tor hundreds Of rods channel do not take more
a day than formerly taken in nets quarter OF
NTH OF their size. In the Susquehanna Potomac, James
aud Delaware where drift nets are used the supply OF
fish is In like decreasing No more tsh can no" De
taken In hundred rods long than formerly III one
of five rods The reports come from the
South and unless the fisheries are suspended OF
the supply Of hsh increased by artinclal means
there will be shad in the market lhe Com
nssIoners recently appointed by the Albany Legislature
Messs Seth Green and Robert Roosevelt nave entered
upOn their dutes-the establishment OF suitable hdtch
ing boxes along the upper waters OF our rivers
with much interest ana in manner that prom
ises tine most gratifying results. Although az
poiuted for NeW-lOIk only, they have lately visited
several Southern States TO endeaYOr TO interest tue
fishermen the southern rivers IN pisccutue, ana 10
induce them to adopt Of artificial breeding thar
has prOyed so successful n Connecticut Their OBJECT III
tins tending their observations and ab0rs Is 10 MAKE
s culture general Ii has been discovered that sad 40
not invariably to the MYERS III which they are
spawned, and order that an even supply may DC ODD
famed necessary that the propagation should pro
reed all parts Of the coast The James
EVer was furthest point South visited by the Com
missouers There they succeeded IN interesting the ns-
erlneu aud establishing Matching boxes on small scale
On tile Potomac expected that their suggestions VIII
bc generally adopted. The Susquehanua and Delaware
are 10 De visited II they have not been already ana aer
introducing the system extensively in our rivers the Com
issOncrs will proceed East IN July or August by TINS
means expected that the next years supply OF sd
will be largely increased while that OF the following sea-
som viii be stiu greater Evening Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKBTs

EUROPEAN MARkbIh
Ioxpoy Juue Is1l:l5 m-The following are we opnng Sso
tons AZ the stok Exchange to-day: United states Fs so
73 Illinois Cena RaWay shares t9ii Aan H' "ie1
Western 3l, Cousols money Sts Consos M account % and
m.-CJnsos closed At
*! ds5 American Securities closed al he
ons: United Bonds. -! G5Ji Illinois CeD'fai RAILWAY
g9l; Rrie Railway shares, 45i -. -, g. an. ,ssps
FRAsKFoRr, Jane sUned States Bonds open al 40 O "
Of 1862
FRlSKVoRr jane IaUnied States Bonds are arm - mt,
LoypoS June Fills m-SUgar @6P eWt Tor NO u pu
Standard. Calcutta Linseed 6zi6 -, -. t,ov.r,
TvVRpooI lime 49, l5a mCotOn-The market opens
and the day will probably reach 5000 bales L9s
are the opening Mddng uplands on the SPOT i ~
ding Upauds aaoat lOi dl0idi Mdng Orleans ltIiia
Breadsu6-Com advanced 10 @ quarter Tor Nov alie ~
Wheat 1919 per California White and rs LOT NO
Western Oats 81 per bush Peas 1910 S4 d. Flour W PEI
Dbl for Western Canal -. . - n. No.
Prorons-Beef IO per teree Of 5o4 for Extra Prime MS
Pork All per Dbl for Mess Lard 81 per nL
per thebes grades Of American hne Baeou
Cumberland Cut. - a Ct. 1.uow
ProduceRosin 63 per ct for Common North Carolina aHoy
per Turpenn 29f cwt Rehned Petroleum ~ per s
Spirits Petroleum, 81 per gal - a.. -.
LIVERPOOL l8-5 CoitoHThe following are we esng
figures: Mddlug Upand I'D MddDg Orleans ld the sales oil
the day have been 1900 bales
BreddStugs-The market closed hrm.
Prorisioas-The market is unchanged ~ a.,
June 8-PeToenm closed quiet az ~ francs ooh o'
Standard White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS

CINCINNATI laPour 6ner and asking Soc advance FAMILY
held ~ 80 rs Wheat advanced lO small demand Corn d
and lower; sbee S2d93c and little demand oais hne
and advanced lc sales Of No at lIc demand gaI i've primer
85 asked Cotton aiancing; Mttihng Z9c nol-
crate demand fair demand sales Of 200 hhds Mess rom hr
and que demand for future delivers sales NV Dds
s baye july 200 bb at S28 buyer June Bsk nsa Iu'
shoulders Packed Sides held 404tc Bacon dnl Sho1de
l30l3ie held at 6i07e Clear Rib and Clear SIDES little de-
mand Lard held l7jc bat neglected Gold lSl buying $500
BuyFAIO Flour dull and hOmnay unchanged wheat TO-
active buyers and market entirely nominal eIs VII
not present nominal quotations which are the same as
telay Oats declining cash 76c later Toe little dong rye
nominal Barley nominal Mess Pork dull and UNCHANGED Laa Jul
and unchanged Recps6 bush Wheat 81 900 bush Corn '
5000 bbs Flour Shpmeutg 600 bush Corn suW
Freighs du Wheat l3c Corn 1874 Oan ic 70 Ne"'ioiA
Slaves, S22 tolls g.
CHIcAGo jane l8FonrMnnesot Spring Extras ana spng
Supr6ne in good demand nominal Wheat quiet aud
unchanged 81 % for No. No buyers at 81 Ky Corn
nd
Oats quiet 67d6e RYE and Barley neglected ad
na Provisions 6m Meas Pork S2 10 Lard b4 Sagaf
Pcked Hams Isle Beef Cattle dull aud declined 5gIse Sompo
Cows 10, good Smooth Steers 50 ia p 90 Lave
Hogs In LIGHT ,nppy and 00l5 for light aud l5d2Oc for
better Qraes Fair 5OG SO rs Fghts quiet Corn
20 Bnfo &C. Receipts oay-OO hbl Flon Z8OOO bush Wheat
$50 100 bnsh Coru Oats 5000 Live Hogs shipments
bbs Flour. 80 90 bush Wheat wv 5O push Corh
600 Live Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
OWL.

In the United States Court yesterday, the ar
gument OF Town agt The Western Metropolis, an adm
rally appeal was concluded. Decision reserved.
James H. Beattie brought suit in the Superior
court against the Medical College for Women alleging
that 1t nuisance account Of the presence Of dead
bodies &c, caused offensive odOr. from which his
extent Of $4,000 When the case called plaintiff
not present and Judgment ordered in favor of the
defendant by default.
An action was tried in the Marine Court YES
terday wherein John Shea claimed $500 damages from
the Third Avenue Railroad Company for injuries sus-
tanned by him In December last. as he attempting
10 get Of their He signaed 10 the driver
corner Of Eigheenths and was stepping upOn the plat
form when the uddeny started throwing him vIO
lcntly TO the ground and inuring him badly TO
that Mr. shea undertook 10 stem on the car before had
fully stopped contrary TO the warning Of the company
and that he thereby contributed TO his injury by his own
negligence Verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50 The oper
attic lawsuit of Laura Waldron ag Caroline Rchngs was
concluded The plaintiff. Young debutane. sued the
for payment for certain performances in the company:
The jury found for the plaintiff for $780, the amount OF
her claim
The effect of change of date of promisSory
note after Signature is the burden Of the OF John
Wood appellant from the Circuit Court for the District
Of Minnesota 70 the United States Supreme Court Frank
lin Steele and Thomas NJ Newson being deendahts Inc
original action brought by said appellant on prom
issOry note made by Steele and NeWson, bearing date
October H. 1885, for S372O payable 10 the own order one
year from date with interest at the rate Of two per cent
per month, which note was ndorsed by them to WOOD,
the plaintiff It appears that Newson had applied 20 me
agent of Wood for loan of money on said note ana tal
Wood had assented 70 the advancement OF the
money the note should be pro,
duced. The note was accprdingy aen Ia,,i
and the money paid, hut Il was subsequently
discovered that October in the body of the note had
been substituted for September" This rTegulaty Slu
not however excite suspicion UNTIL on the note Decon
ing due, payment of the amount was refused, Whele
upon Wood sued the defendants in the Circuit Court an
When defeated in the Circuit Court took the ease mo
the United States Supreme Court the opinion Of winch
was delivered by Mr. Justice Swavne IL has long Deen
"a settled point. said the learned Judge N Engsh anu
jurisprudence that material alteration
commercial naper after signature, without consent or
all parties concerned, nvadates it, Now rs the altera
tOu OF the date i'm this made by NewsOn after
Steele had signed and delivered II, and without his
knowledge Steele must be held exempt from all liability,
and the decision OF the lower Court must be affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19

oDls that Government was for the good OF the gov
pd and rests firmly and Justly only on the consent Oh
sha governed has been accepted and has produced s
results in China and Turkey IL is now iOr US ou - t
having inspired them to give them an Illustration OI 10
practical effect To do that we must see that III , Un
bread land shall be man, not convicted OF co
or subject TO idiOcy, who shall not possess every
poltical right and power that the proudes. anu
Yxisest enjoy. Thus the weak protect them
selves Accepting this hOnOred nomination, proposo "
Indicate what my shall he IN the IiEu h
strange to say, of the Sultan OF Turkey. mean 10
YI1s Congress if elected as have doubt sn5 oS'
ae radical as have been IN the XNXNlltb, IA n
XXXIXth and XLth. mean TO act upon thoSSOo .t ~
s,sfio of the Sultau OF Turkey who on the lOth VI
last month inaugurating the Council on "a ctate
the High Court of Justice. said 1.-THE duty Oh III ri%bt
eonsists I'm protecting under an circumstances lo IN
of each of its members TO liberty. Every law eneS Us
alatOn Of the Government, derives its % Ia
Ter from its conduciveness 10 the public wen beg' anu
the more nearly the laws Of the state as y anu
i their details are the inspirations OF JusCc anu
The more nearly will tho State fulfill its msslOn tOI not
OILY authority but Justice should be le anu INC
lunnnrL OF Ihe nnlnrlnnate and We onp-rsoOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
THE COURTS.

II UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY-JUDG-
MENT OF NEARLY FIVE MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS AGAINST THE COMPANY.
In the ease of Ross, Steele & Co. agt. The
Union Pacific Railway Co., Eastern Division, probably
the largest Judgment entered in this county was en-
tered yesterday Tie suit brought in the Supreme
Court by John Ross Robert NJ Steele, and Edmund IroW
bridge who we're the for the construction OF
the Ranzas branch Of Union Pacific Railroad, for
damages for breach Of contract and for the value OF work
actually done In building that branch OF the road
The was reported in THE TRIBUNE on q
technical question raised by the defendants that
the service Of the summons insufficient The case
referred on motion OFF r. Meade, the plainns AZ
rOTney and has occupied some six months in trial. Inc
plaintiffs claim substantially that they entered on
the tuneu OF their contract and progressing as
rapidly the contract required when they stopped
BY the officers OF the road OF whom Mr. Halet who was
afterwards shot the leader called in the AID OF
the United States Dragons and thus actually made the
Odd statement 20 trespass 81 et drmis good
The referee has reported the full amount claimed by
the plaintiffs and on his report Judgment yesterday
entered for four million siX hundred and forty hOus
snd and twenty-One dollars and twenty-three cents
(S4,G4g,02l 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19

At the Court of Special Sessions yesterday,
before Justices Bowling and Kelly, Henry Koch was
sentenced to two months imprisonment for carrying
dirk knife concealed about his person. julius Roller
sent TO the Pentenuary for six months for attempted
burglary.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court. yester-
day. before Justice Ledwith. Mary Regaut was com
to Anton Eichenberg Of No. 253 West Fory-secondst
valued at $500 She was seen by boy TO drive away the
She held in 81 500 ball. Calvin Clifford was commit
ted a charge OF having falsely obtained gold watch
from Anton Schmidt of No. 29f Thirdave IN exchange
for galvanized watch, which he had represented To be
gold.
At the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday,
before Justice MansfeldJonn Granger was charged with
having bought stolen vest worth So 6eonenE 10 Gar
committed. Frederick Hampstead was accused OF en-
bezzlng upward of 5000 in money from The Dry DOCK
Flour NILS Company in Avenue C. Isaac T. F9wlerlres
OF the Company, the complainant He dep0scd
that he had discovered discrepancies In the account Of
the sales and returns Of the Company; that they ran
from the 1St Of October 1861 To the l Of june TINS year
that investigation the accused who was employed as
clerk by the Company was found to have collected about
$1,000 from several parties indebted 10 he company du
ing the nine months interval which he has apnoprated
and that he had made fraudulent returns for The emhez,
Zed amount 10 the Secretary. The accused gave SOO
bail TO answer the charge.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice
shandley committed young man named Andrew w;
Mckinney had arrested for svindlinE. on wednesday
last Rose called upon Messrs. Gashcrie Ene1e Co..
the of VIM. A. Van Een, merchant Of Port Jervis,
with whom the firm are acquainted, purchased from them
the Erie Depot at Jersey CITY, from whence they were re-
moved by Rose 10 TopWngs auction rooms IN ChurchHt
On the same day the young swinder called on Messrs
Frost & ThrOckmOrtOn, Nos II aud 70 WOrth-st and,
making the representations sin the former instance
purchased 1928 worth OF goods and ordered them to he
delivered I'm Jersey City Not satisfied with the repre-
sensations OF Rose. Of the firm teegraphed 10 Mr..
Van Elten, and received for answer that Rose was
swndler The accused arrested Yesterday morning
M the Girard House, al the OF Chambcrsst and
West Broadway The stolen goods were recovered An
abandoned female named Bella Flora was yesterday
committed the TOmbs for having, Wednesday night,
stolen Robert j. SmawOOd OF No 80 East Houston
ST.. while in a house in CrOsbyst., the sum Of S45