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POLICE MTELLIGEHcE.


DISCHARGE OF ALLEGED FUGITIVE MUkDERERs. -
Captain Young, OF the Central ONCE yesterday after
noon brought before Justice Dowling issc O. Apple
white and Jared Chapman, who had be)n arrested
on suspicion Of having killed one O'Rouke In Fer
nAndtna Fla, and asked that they be discharged as
there was no evidence against them. The prisoners
were accordingly discharged
ALLEGED ArTKMPTED MURDHR.-On tle night Of
January Z, John Johnston, colored MN, residing
at No. lH West Twenty-nfth street. sid Samuel
Anderson also colored, got into altercson in the
yard Of the former, when Johnston allega Anderson
drew razor across his neck, innicting Dangerous
wound. Anderson, who II cook on Q steamship, was
arrested yesterday by oflcer Keating OF he Twenty
ninth precinct and committed at thS JEFFERSON
Market for trial on the charge Of feloniou assault
BURGLARY AT HENRY BuRaH's REsIDHJCz.-Night
before last the premises Of Henry Burg, corner of
Fifth avenue and Twenty-second street. Was entered
BY forcing open rear gate, but while he burglars
were working into the welling they were alarmed and
ned. About the same hour Officers HaGln and CAS-
ties OF the Twenty ninth pre0nct saw two men run
ming away from the premises, pursued apd arrested
them. They gave their names as J. = Cook and
John Farrell. Yesterday morning they were ar
raigned at the Jefferson Market Police Court, when
Mr.. Burgh charged them with burglary. They were
committed for trial In default Of ball 10 burglars
Instruments were found upon, them. They declared
their entire innocence. The evidence against the &C
cused Is merely crcumstantia
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EXHIBITION Of A new ORGAN.

A very large and fashionable audience assembled
last evening at the Church Of the Messiah Of
Thirty fourth street and Park avenue to witness the
ceremony Of the opening Of the new organ. The
programme was az sfollows:-Extempore voluntary BY
Mr. Howe; Introduction and variations on the Rus
sian national melody, Q. @. verrender, by Mr..
Browne; prelude and fugue In 4 nat, Bach, BY Mr.
Morgan; larghetto, from the second symphony.
Beethoven, by Mr. Browne; Hallelujah Chorus. from
"The Messiah" Handel, by Mr.. Howe; The Mo-
mastery Bell" arranged for the organ by HE. Brownies
nom 1.-THE Creation, (a) The Marvellous Works; (ob
With verdure Clad; (c) The Heavens are Telling;
Haydn, by Mr.. Howe; andante, Hummei, by Nc.
Browne: sonata IN minor, A. q. Ritter, by Mr..
Morgan; overture, "wiliam Tell, Roasini, by Mr..
Browne. These performances were well received by
the audience and displayed to good advantage the
merits OF the organ the tones Of which, though not
very powerful are clear and full. 1t seems that this
instrument has some peculiar improvements, among
which are the reversible couplers" acted on by
knob In front OF the key slips Of the manuals q
series Of knobs called composition knobs arranged at
equal distances between the manuals, and also self
acting crescendo and dmnuendo pedal
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Wan on LOTTERY DEALERS.

Three Of Them Arrested and Hold to BallH
sixtecn Conplalnts.
On Monday last Mr. Adam Roedeger, residing q
No. $40 West Fortyseventh street, appeared before
Justice Bowling, ct the Tombs and made Co.,
plaint against Peter and John McIntyre. Ohartes
MoBrien (ex-Aldermanl James Mc0ill John O.
France and James Smith. whom he charged VIA
violating the lottery laws Of this State In oonse-
quenoe OF which he (Roedeger) has bssa
defrauded out OF Q largo amount OF monsg.
The magistrate issued warrant against
the parties comp laned Of and yesterday afternoon
ofncers Palmer and Macarthur, Of the Tombs Police
Court squad, arrested the two McIntyres and McGin
and took them to court, where ex-Judse stuart
counsel for the complainant, appeared With no les
than fifteen other similar complaints against the
accused parties. McBren, France and Smith oou1d
not BE s and stated S sn ey
out Of $4,000 within the last three years, that DO
Keep aa1Sn a0S BACK the books Of iny q ss ~
dupes out OF tens OF thousands OF dollars daily that
they the managers Of the Shelby College Lottery
pose to furnish numbers upon which to issue poiicy
tickets in this CITY. Below will be found copy q
one Of the afidavits against the defendants:-
cay. The. Pete, L noIpyrs John NJ M'D.yr: and g: HS0
kept keepers Of ONCE the distributtoa
and sale of lottery ckets and lottery policy ickets aAd
policy slips the northeast corner Of Chatham
and Pearl streets, in the city Of New York eaA
tyre James Mc0 did the let day Of January 1871,
divers times the city and at the oce sfors
said for the consideration Of certain several Of lawful
money, sell deliver this dsponent large u
such lottery policy tickets and policy slips, one Of which
numbers in different combinations and intended 10 express
ss S
loss Of specified prizes Of money, all which was anA
In violation Of the statutes OF this State; this do
ponent further says that he Informed and belieyes
that the said John Mcintyre Peter Mcintyre Charles McB
VIM. O. France Jamcs Smith engaged extensively
In selling and backing policies OF numbers decided By The
drawing OF lottery known the shelby College Lottery.
Of Kentucky, publication Of which annexed from one
Of the daily published in this city Of above date which
enty drawn The law OF this State this deposent
further that the said McTnyres McBsn Mc0 fsncs
and smith, with others 10 this unknown repoe1
OF said Shelby College Lottery and exsusvev
selling and backing numbers decided BY the
Of the said Shelby College Lottery a No IA Bowey this
violation the this State this deponsn
above defendants be arrested and dealt with the
Law directs
The prisoners were held to bail In the sum OF
ST. 900 each to await the result Of an examination.
It Is proposed not to have hearing In tue case uutl
vigiiant efforts made TO secure the other parties
embraced In the warrant OF arrest In consequence
Of these criminal proceedings quite sensation was
created among the lottery policy dealers OF the city
to whom the arrests had become known
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noticed two little boys 60 into the store about nine
leet; tney sald they were going In to buy some ire
utes and walked out again.
- one or two other witnesses were examined, but
the explosion. The case was then submitted to the
jury, who rendered the following
vKRDICT
'That Lawrence L. Lyon the deceased. came 70
his death from bruises accidentally received from
the explosion OF fireworks at 204 Broadway on the
asa day OF june 1885, The Jury arc unable 10 deter
mine the cause Of said explosion.U '--'--- -
Yne remains OF the unfortunate man were de-
uvered over to the relatives for interment In We5-
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COURT CALeNDAR-THlS DAY.

suPREME CouRT-CIRoUIr.- 73s. ssI, $685.
los3 $780, 1892 1910, 1872 1l27 ss2 l5OO Az, 441e
1851, l452, 1161, 1926, 1492 1856, 1850 -
MARINE CoURT-GRNERAL TERM.-Nos. l. 2, 8, T.
8, 8, !, s, O. 10, H. u, 1S, IA, Is, 49, II, 49, TO-
127, IA 145 146 III 2l9 22s, 247, 2e 2o9, 27o, 27l
272, 273, 276, 27S, 2S3
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part 2-Nos 1885,
1000, s24 1853. 81, 4s6. 110l. $751; 4s3 2009, COOS
1913, 1914, 431, 597.
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SUPERIOR couRT-sPscAL TEAM.

Motion TO vacate IN Order of Arrest.
Before Judge Garvin
Charles r Copeland us. kaI r. Strauss.-Ths was
q motion to discharge an order Of arrest issued
against the defendant, who claimed to have sold to
the plaintiff and others one hundred and fifty barrels
OF whiskey In bond. The plaintiff, however, alleged
that the sale was rescnded nasmuch as the whiskey
in question was not In bond and, therefore, caused
the arrest Of the defendant, for whose discharge an
decision.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuunr-cMxIxM cAlfxoAa.
Forging Papers to Receive Prize Money and
Arrears OF Pay.

Forging Papers to Receive Prize Money and
Arrears Of Pay.
The United States ps. John w. Eodn and WjUfo M
&ortfn.-A jury having been sworn to try this case
Mr.. Bell, United States Assistant
opened the prosecution by reading the indictment
and the section OF the act Of Congress upon which II
was founded. II appears that John Martin coal
HEAVIER on board one Of the United States ships-of
war. died In the Naval Hospital at Philadelphia, in
August, 1886. There was then due to him prize
money and some arrears OF pay, and II Ia charged
against those two defendants that they had con-
splred TO defraud the government by false represen
ta0ns and forged letters OF application for those ar
rears OF moneys The defendant william Martin, Is
charged with having represented himself TO be the
only surviving brother Of the deceased John Martin
Egan, ~ charged as coconspirator with William
Martin In this alleged fraud.
The jury rendered verdict OF guilty against both
defendants.
Conviction Of Illicit Distillers-Dis sa ppearance
Of the Convicts.
TIE Upfted states us. Ferdinand Su,sberger, George
MrdttsSe Charles Hettmon, Wiuidm SitUer, Jacob
f2utscioIaer ana Jacob Hess.The trial OF this case
lasted five days and the result is:-William Silver IL
not amenabe, never having been arrested: the Jury
acquitted Jacob Hess and found the other four guilty
on all the counts Of the indictment.
The jHry were out from one O'Clock until about
nine on Tuesday evening The defendants, being
on bail, were allowed to 20 at large and were not
present when the verdict OF guilty was given at nine
O'Clock, nor have they been seen or heard from
since Deputy marshas and other smart fellows are
out In all directions but no trace OF the missing de-
PENDANTS can be found.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuuaT-m BANKRUPTCY.
A Trial BY Jury.
Before Judge Blatchford,


IN Tie Natter Of Ell HoDpock.-In this case a jury
trial was demanded in order to ascertain whether
or not Eli Hoppock should be adjudcated a bank
rupt. Tie hearing was begun yesterday afternoon
and resumed this morning. The facts OF the case
alleged in the pleading the part OF the creditors
are that he has concealed or conveyed away his
property with the intent Of defraudng his creditors
and that he has concealed and secreted himself for
the purpose and with the intent OF evading the
vice on him personally Of legal process to compel
him TO come INTO court: and that ne has by
those acts committed acts of bankruptcy. It
was stated on the trial that Hoppock had
orignated the Atlantic Coal Company, which
turned Out 10 be unfortunate speculation In which
capital and liabilities to q considerable amount
involved and NJ which he and some seven per-
sons In Philadelphia were principally implicated.
The period laid In The writ and application for trial
was from the 9th OF March 70 the ID Of May In
the present year. In elicting testimony counsel en-
aeayored 70 extend the period TO six months ending
me "a OF May and proposed TO give evidence Of acts
OF bankruptcy on the 4th Of March; but the Judge
FUSED TO allow him TO travel back anterior to the eth
OF march, the day laid In the writ for trial.
Ihegury found verdict in favor of the petition
ing creditor, thus declaring that the defendant had
committed the act Of bankruptcy alleged against
him.
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SUPREME coUaT-cHAmstas
The Greenlesf- NIumford Case Again Befor
the Courts.

0reenleoJ rs. MuUyord-Mumford was stock
broker and creditor Of the plaintiff and failed to the
extent OF about s2ooOo0 in gold. Amer his defacation
attachment was issued at the suit Of the plaintif
against funds belonging TO Mumford, but before the
attachment was served on him he had paid the funds
over TO third party. An attachment was issued In
second suit and before service the money had been
paid W this third party into the hands OF an assignee
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTRRDAY.-The following record
shows the changes In temperature for the past twenty
four hours indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
NUTS pharmacy, 2ls Broadway HERALD Building
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Jourueyman's Reply 70 the Master BIassns.
NEW YORK, June "A ISos

NEW YORK, June "a 1S6s.
TO TIE EDITOR or TIE HIRALD:-- ~,,-oiN F7a
read the grievances referred to by tho bon
masons Of New York In their card to the public Il
this date They state in reference to the advance q
wages since 1859 that on the LIST Of June, by ~
action OF the unions. the rate raised from - g
to IS per day. This is true, but II Is the only ume
the Union demanded an advance OF wages, unless
the majority Of Its members were already recetving
It. With regard to the statement Of the number q
bricks laid by q journeyman. 1t brings us a.
rectly TO the apprentice system. Formerly,
many boys as he thought proper and =
and discouraged them IN NJ the fall. II those men &
boys demand journeymen's wages next season, and
Sa@e or are obliged BY necessity to pay
bossess 1t Is to avoid placing incompetent hand1
IN the market that we have adopted the stringent
In regard TO not allowing bosses to work on their
own jobs, It is a well known fact that scarcely ono
hands with work. Those bosses who do wort s- sre
satisfied that eight hours is SUFFICIENT to work under
q hot sun, notwithstanding the theoretical bosses
NJ j. DAILY $s4 Fl First sta avenue, yer s New New YORK. :
New York House Framers' Society. s9tsl
The house trainers Of New York, who number
about three thousand, have never had a regular
organization, and Of the results Of non-unisa
the highest wages now paid for ten hours is from ~
to 81 per day. eeaE
With view Of forming a union the trainers met
at Bergen Hall, Thirty street. on last Satur-
day evening, to the number OF four hundred. but
owing as they assert to the plots OF the bosses the
meeting was failure.
Last night they again assembled at the same place.
when an organization was erected and over Q hun
dred members enrolled their names. A committee
August Engler, Fred Lutz, Conrad Gerich, George
Meitchler, John Abhauer, Valentine SChanter and
Frantz Ruth-was appointed to draft constitution.
The following officers were eected:-Presdent, L.
Cramer; Vice President, Frederic Lutz; Secretary,
Frant1 Ruth; Recording Secretary, August Bnglott
Treasurer George Meitchler Trustees John Stetnets
Jacob Heisler and Henry Kesser. The meeting was
very orderly and enthusiastic one. ..---,
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United Cabipetmakers.


The United Cabinetmakers' Society held maas
meeting last Tuesday night June 2a and resolved y
assist by all the means in their power the efforts -
the Brckayers' Association In tn cir strike Tor the
eight hour system. The society numbers nearly
three thousand members. ~.s-, 81
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70 all combinations 0f vorkingmen or socaiio4
unions. and thas they ought 70 be broken up
ne used some very harsh expressions against tho
workingmen, and was seconded only BY one mas,
who, however was quickly put down, as not belong
declared such language improper and contrary t.
their sentiments since they had none but the kndast
feelings towsrds their employees. When this shose
lowtng:- - -
Resolved Tho master asons Knowing that there ere aay
men who are willing TO return 10 their hours
day. TO such We that when they aha return % r
WORK We shall guarantee them protection
This was unanimously adopted and then the meet
Ing adjourned 70 convene again, Jointly WITH OtheR
master mechanics, at the same place. on Friday, sk
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Average temperature Tuesday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-02
FROM NEW YORK.

NV YoES. Ang. /.
The "Aerai, ofthe Nes York and Bre
men steamship line, arrived yesterday n
quarantine with 8G4 pas-eng.rs, from Rre
men on the llth FEW days ago a slisbi
ease nf small pnx made its appearance, IN
mild iorln in he steerage those who ere
III from lhr disease will be removed 10 ih
hospital, and after the vessel has been inmi-
gated she v 4 be permitted 10 eome up 10 III
city and dis barge
Las, night Frank and Nicholas Fish, broth
ers. qnarreled IN 8 lager steeF saibof., at / ~
Christopher street. when Frank drew ,e
volver and fred shot at Nicholas. The hall
glanced 4 on The side Of bis head mud intlict
ed no injury. The sssauting party was at.
rest. and locked up.
he five mile scull raca for $4,000 Is of
Tyler paid the forfeit. Ward Brott ers hav.
sent challenge 10 any four osrsmen Of Eng
land tor five or six mites for $1,000 aside IL
ei,her ounfry,
The line Of the first mortgage bonds OF
the Pacific Raj road of Missouri offered yes
terday were all taken at an early honr Tn.
price has been raised to 81 4e, ind large los
we're taken AZ he advance.
The Republican Natiopal Executive Cfm
mittee are sitting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
luaugnrating measures for the cam, aign.
Chief .tnslice Chase returned .e- Washing
ton yesterday.
Sam Bowls Of The Springfield Republican
started Wednesday for second trip to ih,
Rocky Mountains. He will lpin Col,ax al
Sonth Bend.
The master uasons had another meeting
yesterday. and appeared more determined
than ever nj TO yield to the demands of Id,
strikers. II WAS stated thai over 70 ty mas
ter masons are employing ten-heur men
while not more than eight or ten are working
eight-hou men.
A call for speciai rpunion o. the Army q
The James. viz The sh loih. 9th ard 25ih
army corps. io meet at Boston Sept. 10Th. !,
is ued II is signed ly Generals Hawley
Fisher, Washburne and Shlpley
Judge Cordosa to-day rendered q d-ci 10,
in The Supreme Court that the Fernar1d
Wood leases mus, be executed by the city
This involves ihApsymen' Of i've year- rents
Of $4,000 for The hnidinss Nos. lis ano
III Nassau street
The Judge also rendered decision sgsitsst
the city in the claim q' he New ! ork lime
for SO 600 for advertising
he d.aIhs for /, ! week are $50, hein,
ten less than he prs cedinq wees
The anniversary Of ernanciY Ysiion in th
British West lnai.s was cet hf.led 70 day
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From TIE SOUTH.

MONTGOMERY. Aug l.
In the Senate to-day the Militia bin passed
II author thu Governor 10 orsan!z, mill
tis wben he So - prop r
7 y di -shi teinoval bill was discussed
Me- Remington and other Kepu ''ican mem.
,-rs urge nj Disabilities. The k-pub leans
x,urraiiy favor it,
b. Common Carrier bill, introduced By a
negro Of Mu.file. Is The boae Of contention.
aud is causing much hard frrlig The ne
groes are cl m. rnus for its passage Tie
';evernor says i, ,es nor pass it sil cause
- ions tnrbs ce II Mobile The bill ,ro
yidea tn. whii.s ID blacks shsll ride in he
saue railroad car, and IN steamboat Cabins
ort>vtLLE, Aug. |.
William and Simon Rem. charged with
II ing engaged in ibelng he Fxpr+ss CONS
, any Of S54uoO on the 6 b If May, were
b ought back 0 New Albany to-day by al
officer and lodged in ia !.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGKT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, aug. |.
a eaii has been issued recently Tor a cen
ventian ofihe people withtu, regard topars
Sex sect or section. 10 meet in his etty Au-
gust 5gh, To nominate An ud-pen lent candl-
date for President and Vice President Work
ing men and women are especially inpiied.
Miss Susan B Anthony is expected The
call ls signed by order Of the committee.
The Nh higan State Fair will be held Sep
tember 18Th. 10Th and 18th a. Detroit.
The wheat harvest throughout the North
west i progressing vigorously, and a large
si.ld i exp.cird
G~n Cerse. recently confirmed to snccaed
e en- Mower as Collector Ut Internal Rr,s-
/, ne ,of his Distrier, e,t red upon the duties
ef his office to-dsy.
The lee Meines Rep blican State Central
Committee Lave secured thu ASSURANCES from
Gens Logan, P4lrner and Hurlburt of His
n III S.natGr psm.r ot Kansas. Hon. le-
q aus Donnally OF ksusa., Hon K. fagersol
thr PR sent Attorney General of Illinois, u
participate in The cAayas. during the c5ming
cAmpaigl
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FROM LtA,fNn0RTH.

EAE EtNN0ETH, Aug.
General Blair his sre, ch yesterday ssi
te had nothing To sA1 hghIhst Gereral dfan
personally. ihaf his striving anula ever /.
i.m.ub,r With ptide tus ID ) sifce h. had
eh,trtd the arena oi ppitlcs hls aes poiit
eHlly We're proper mafiers tor pub ic erti IN.
that Grant had changed his views Of recon
eiruetluL In having cobs ST. n. i ~ fh- co.
ot the W r, urged thr lnuedinit admission
of Senators from the Sonfhern stare chess,
by the people 81 lose Safes but h- ead
he secret Of the adverse Of t,rp.ra- Gran,
Sh. ridun and other regular ieers Ia III,
Radical parry ~ tn4t the and-tcy of tht
parry Which la, over hrawn The preropasiNes
sfth- Supr. Cntr n taecllivr branch I
lhr Gov..nnett i io~aid military d-spnti-p,
winch, being u. cesssfiiv has. d upon niiittat.
power, wou'd give CONS. qlenre 10 rumiuent
fl. ers o. ihe army tic d.ned that ih4
=, niiments in his letter or New York spec, b
w-re revolutionary; that the pro,le OF the
United States ~ The Inst elections hnd repu
dat. negro sufffase. upon which W hast d
The whole reconstruction scheme and that o
owe throw " proper CONSTITUTIONAL means
the rtconsti ue,ion acts Is but carrying OF the
will OF The people.
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FROM w AnHI>tiION.
WAsHINGT0N Aug.

WASHINGTON Aug. /.
A warrant for the paym nj Of the pui chase
money for Alaska OF $500 600 in CON, was
to-day signed by the Secretary Of the Irpasu
ry aid transmitted 10 Baron Stockei, kus~
san Minister. 4 draft Tor that amount pny-
able in New York was signed by Gen. Spin
ner this morning and receipts given for the
same by he Russian Minister.
Rear Admiral Green, chief OF the Burean
of ordnance, arrived fast night and viii take
active charge at the office Monday.
Secretary Schoheld Left this city last night
for New York He Will be ahsen, i.w days.
he amount Of fractional currency issued
during the week WAS 1896. 900; shipped
s4ao,7lS; U s, notes shipped TO national
banks. Sll5.4b6; national bank noies issnsd.
Sl2455 amount in circulation, -293, 907 2ls
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MS Ni,l.ANtOUS ITEMS.

Bosfes, aag. !.
4 misplaced switch sent the gravel train
through The enqine house at Beacley yes'er-
day. demolished the building aud severely
inin,ing ten men, one of whom. Richard
Bar,et haG eight ribs broken.
The Yacht Club, numbering ten vessels.
left to day on an annual cruise to Eastern
poiats.
LEAvrswoRTH, Aug. |.
General Sheridan was arr es'ed here to-day
on complaint of Mr.. Dennis for assault Aid
battery
Mr. Dennis ls Post Master IT Tor, .eavsn~
worth. He WAS ordsrrd Il The reserve n
few dass ago for alleged misconduct. ard
refusin, 10 obey orders was iofcibiy ,jected.
Bence the e.,enpn
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FROM CHICAGO.

CnicAoo, Aug. |.
Hon. Horace Capron. Commissioner Ct
Agriculture. Is in The city, and is xpecied 10
be present al the opening OF The WOODEN Ex.
posii,nn nexi wttk
little girl in The West Division was bitten
by = rabbid dog yesterday.
sb ihiet undertook to rob = mah this
noon OF package OF money nj the Firsk M.
nonsl Bank. hu, Gully succeeded 10 g4tliEs
hipssN ito custody.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
NasHINGIoN. Aug.

WASHINGTON, Aug. /.
The Secretary of War has granted the res
ques, Of Grn Dyer, Chief 0, Urd and
has dir. CT. The Judge Advocate General 10
prepare charges for his trial
he Prussan Government has instructed
its offitisis not TO ibdlct, prosecute. or pun
ish airy naturalizsd German American who
o.nigrstsd WITHOUT permission.