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BUSINESS NOTICES.

From trustworthy dntn IL has been
estimated that at least onefourth OF all persont
horn IN the United States have at birth, lungs IN
tnhcrculous condition and In consequence are pre-
1spoTea M to rnlmonaT r. complains; ye. u eqaa ls
not end in consumrtion, Asthma, Or any othe1
lung disease, 4 due care md watchfulness be OBJ
served, and all exciting Causes promptly. treated
as g they arise; It Is IN inst such case:
Dr. D. Jayue1 EIpectorant exercises It's most bene
fetal effects, and has produced the largest pro
portion Of its culee. Resides promptly removing
Coughs and colds, which, when LEFT 10 themselves
are the most common cause Of tubcrcu1ous de-
vclopment, the ESpectorani alla5s any inaamrna-
ton which may exist, and by promoting easy e1.
rectoration cleanscs the lungs Of the substance:
which clog them up, and which rapidly destroy
when suffered to remain. Sold BY all Druggists.
To One and All.-AFc you suffer.
Ing from cough, cod, asthma, bronchitis, or AMI
Of the various pulmonary troubles ,hat 80 often
terminate IN consumption If 70, usc Wtlhor's
Pure Cod Liver on and Lime, safe and efficaeious
remedy. THIS is no quack preparation, but Is reg
ularly prescribed hy the medical faculty. Sold bj
Alexander u. WiboE, Chemist, No 1856 Cour1
street, Boston, and BY druggists generally.
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city TAXES.
Receipts for the Tenr Ending April
1s1S1D.

The receipts Of the City Comptroller show the
following figures Of 1eeeipts from licenses Of
sartouS Kinds, for the tscal year ending April !,
9ast The saloons Of The city, 1t will t,c observed,
PAID for licenses the sum ot 6llo,1ss, OF about
txo-tht111g OF the entire amount:
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ETNKFnux and Pic1aziuE.-CofHnte
Co. Is toilet saars arc widely 1nown-FraSran,
and pleading. They hnve sotsehlnH influence on
The sHn.-fift*btkyoA Ehyiseian AdrpecA
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Enr black worms md pimplcs On
the face uRe Pcrrys Co5nedonc nnd Plnphe Reno
d.. Prepared only hy Dr. r c. rcrrJ. % bond
et1eet, New York Sold everywhere. This trade
supplied b wholesale ue1icine uealera.
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7sme. lD1r. Fi,sd. Thar ;! Rain.
Fro in Cleveland.

C1Kyn.lxn, O., April IA ire broka out to-
day in tho New England hoct, on Broadway.
Eight BtoTeA Were more Of less damaged Lpsa
~" fa''dfnsa. t&.ooo: aggregate ioss, st7ooo, ID
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The Empire Grinder, for Hhnrpen-
ing mower anf reaper knives, Is on exhibition ct
Room No. !, 75 dearborn Etrccr- Mt. ]. 4. Fpote,
enc Of the owners Of the patent Is hero to dispose
Of territory. Parties wishing TO secure territory In
this yoluahle patent should call at pncc
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The meteorological record for April IT, 1862 a.
reported hy J. G. Langguth Jr., ontlclan, III Ian-
dolph st1cek correspondent Of the smtthsonlao
Institute, The small 1ettera arc the Initials for
the words "yecr4ng,'' "eent1e," " high" dry VI
"nost atmosphere :" raln,'' and "a SNOW
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,rd o ,n fn ~ ntn tsc Te,h ses
Frcck!e Lotion Prepared only bT III. B. c. reE1!.
Solb hf all t1r1te
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Constitution Winter IL a ccrtnin curc
for Diabetes and al1 diseases Of the kidncyA For
sale hY ali EfoQpdktN. y
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FEIL Of HH1SEEF.
Edward Kelley went to the Huron Street Sta
ton Or. Friday night, and requested to oe locked
up for week That he might get the whtskey hp
had frank out Of hin He was told to 70 home
ans' started, but about IN hour afterwards q no.
heeman found him lying In the gutter. lie was
aned u, and In default IVES sent to the BrtdcEcll
T70LAH0H OF An ORDINANCE.
Matthias Hon, a very old man, was tined $40 for
digging Eods from the stIeeta
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AUCTION SALES

Paper HnnKtnEs and Window
shsdes latest s!sles Paints, otis, glass and brush
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Dress and Cloak MnkfuE.-NTrs. e.
A. Perkins has opened rooms for cutt.ng aud ruaE
ing dresses and cloaLs 1T 4So West Madison street.
where abe will t,e pleased TO 1T ladies' With la.csi
styles Elegant hitting mas be depended upon
Ptlcst Pilca1 FllC1g Warmers Pile
Remedy has never failed to afford immediate re.
lief and make permanent cuyr. II you are SUI.
fet1ng, try It. Sold By tlrnEgts1A
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Dyhrunxorth ColEcEc-Students may
enter the Business Department, the Classical
School for BOYS, or the Young Ladies' Seminary
at any time Programmes to be had at the once
1f1 Randolph street.
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A I1ulnhuE hux Long Legs; Won't
stand still long. Or. Walcott occupies the same
Office he did seven years ago, and stops pain, free
Of cost With his laln 1int at No. l39 south Cla,k
street, Chicago.
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THE Police COURTS.

Sfdu<ru halls, ball alltys md shooting galleries
1re taxed, fpr less than year, Is per month
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Mnzntd & cnswen,s Cod Lircr OIL

Old Newspapers, not torn or IMutl'
lated, for sale at Tribune counting room-
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BY J. P. MOORE.

MONDAY. Ar1l la:h, at ~ t. n, auction sae Of Tho
Furniture Of Private Boarding House,
Censsins Of Pazior, Bedroom, psnlnsroem and Eueh
eh Fl!ast1tc 4 good Sewing Machine. Evc!ythlns In
rr5{ef+ order, Sale rcAisffe r MOORE
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AUCT1G1N,s ::.:I,...f;.
H Hsa LAk11t, bI sstyafe fauai eq'a4 kaa
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RIO REET-THE TWOSTORY HousR NO. s4
.pn Met aadtsouas. @ eoaia,ntas roes ets. for $50
rear aasou-st. containing ro,rns pantr5 closes1
h tS y :, @ ~ heas as5 With =. ,na wsie1 lSs
ncaf AAodolph:t. CONTAINING soo,ns Also. fous
rodus 70 Eent 1n1lrn IN Htore L: Weat 1lAndo!phst
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TITO. REkT-EQRS1sHEp HOUSE, FROM MAY
twostety frame ton sop: contain. Gttng noon. dining
rpor aetvAnts ecepinE room, kitchen and autH1oct
Kitchen bsttruou and water caosct % ground door; o.
seeond hoes Ia{ses: bsd:5ooEn baih:roon and wate,
room Shed H.hle in the EeAx Let ssxlss Rent a1o&
tnEton.Et -
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
BOWLING TO KENNEDY.

The following letter s from Justice Bowling to
superintendent Kennedy in relation TO his recent
order about prisoners In the hands OF the police be-
cause Of the paucity OF attendance at the COURT
POLICE CouRr, FIRST DISTRICT
HALL or JUSTICE, NEW YORK, Jan. 8, 1899.
DEAR sIls-Please TO take notice that under sane
tion Of section twentynine Of chapter sos OF laws
Of 1862 shall continue each day TO open police
court for the arraignment Of persons arrested,
have always DONE at the hour Of seven A. NJ In
winter and SIX A. ". In summer, and that do In
order TO carry out, for the benefit OF persons ar.
rested the policy, spirit and letter OF section thirty
OF the Metropolitan Police law, la these words EFF
the magistrate Is not holding court such offender shalt
be detained In a station house until the next public
sitting Of the magistrate and l0nger but shall be
then conveyed without delay before the magistrate
70 he dealt with according to law 1perceive that
you have issued an order the necessary effect of
which Will be to keep for some hours after my public
sitting commences each morning many persons I'M
duly detained You Will, OF course, perceive that 10
persist IN the order would be TO subject the officers
70 prosecution for false imprisonment 40 that on the
score OF justice 70 your department. II not OF justice
70 those detained, II would be advisable TO concur
win Inc in carrying out the letter and spirit OF the
act have quoted.
JOSEPH BOWLING, Police Justice.
JOHN A. KENNEDY, supt Metropolitan Police.
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
ANNUAL MEETING OF TINE PLYMOUTH CHURCH SOCIETY.

The annual meeting OF the Plymouth Church So
ciety was held In the lecture hall OF that church on
Thursday evening, Mr.. John Y. Howard presiding
,hereat The Treasurer OF the society, Mr.. Graves,
read the annual report, from which IL Is shown
that the entire receipts from all sources during the
past year were se2.47e, Of which $4,000 were from
new rents, and the remainder borrowed money. The
expenditures were sea- iio--leavIns a bal ance Of
$780, Among the items enumerated was that Of
water tax for running the organ which tax amounts
10 Slp7 The oatinR debt Of the church Is 81, 900.
The debt Of the Bethel Msson-wth the exception Of
$500, the mortgage on the gronnd-has been
paid. The total indebtedness Of the church, In
Guiding the latter mortgage. In round figures, 10
e36OO0. The report was adopted James Freeman,
Il. ). Benedict and II. 3. ClanIn were reelected
trustees for three years. r. d. Benedict was elected
as clerk and Messrs. Roper and Moody az auditors.
The Treasurer stated that the entire running ex.
penses OF the church proper for the present year
would be between $4,000 and $4,000. Resolutions
were passed by the meeting approprlating 900 Tor
the payment OF the noating debt OF the Mission and
g. 00o for running expenses OF the year. There was
considerable discussion between the members upon
the proprlety Of Increasing the appropriation for
music from $4,000 10 96,oV0 and the whole subject
was finally laiJ on the table for the present.
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
wEsTCHesTsa INTELLIGENCE.

PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS AT foSKERs.-The
Board OF Trustees OF Yonkers have adopted a reso-
luton In favor OF widening and Strengthening Main
street in their village, thus making fine thorough.
fare from the centre public square TO the railroad
depot and steamboat landing-an Improvement long
needed.
PALIsApE BOAT CLUE, OF YoSRERs.-The annual
election for officers of the PalIsade Boat Club, Of
Yonkers, resulted in the choice Of the following
named gentlemen:-Henry A. Ameburg president: J.
+. Willard, vice president; James q. Woodwork,
secretary 7. Ashley Atkins, treasurer. j. Z. WI
lard T. Ashley Atkins, Thomas II. Price, George Fra
zer and Z. A. Rollins, trustees. Messrs. J. T. VIII
lard, J. q. +. Holden and |. ID. Cole were chosen
delegates to the Hudson Amateur Rowing Associa-
tion
TRUSTEES OF MoRRIsANIA-At the first meeting
OF the new Board Of Trustees OF the town Of Nor
risania on Thursday evening, Mr. Michael J. Bergen
was appointed Chairman pro tenn; Mr.. Eugene Ring
was appointed Clerk for the ensuing year; Mr..
Xavier Zwinge Commissioner OF Roads; John Yorke,
Overseer OF the Poor: James Finnegan and Charles
II. Watson, Commissioners OF Assessments for
Lamps and Gas. communication was received
from Supervisor Cauldwell setting forth that his
legislative duties prevented him from being present,
and his appointment OF the usual standing commit
tees. ON motion the security OF the treasurer was
liked at $50O00 and that OF the collector al $4,000
WEST FARMs.-A large meeting Of influential citi.
zens Of West Farms was held at Ltle's Hall, In that
village, on Wednesday evening under the auspices
OF the Frcehoders' Association for the purpose OF
discussing the expedicncy OF applying to the Legsla
ture for an act OF incorporation. Colonel II. NJ.
Hoe occupied the chair. The measure was approved
OF unanimously, and many OF thessod men pledged
themselves to support II. Among them we're John
b. Haskn, Captain Fred Grote, Supervisor OF the
town; William simpson, Henry st0ney, Seggerman
+. Keyser, John Cornell and others. The meeting
was extremely harmonious, and q desire was ex-
pressed TO place the government or the town IN the
hands OF gentlemen who favor Improvement.
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
the FATAL EXPLOSION m THE Gay.
Additional Contributions for the Relief Of the

Additional Contributions for the Relief Of the
widow OF Captain Churchill.
The following communications, containing en-
closures for the benefit Of the widow OF Captain
Churchill, have been received at the HERALD
Oflce:-
50 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK, Jan. :, 1862
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:.
DEAR SIR-The employees OF the Submarine Wreck
ing Company wish 10 express substantially their
sympathy with Mrs. Churchill, whose husband Cap
tain Churchill superintendent OF the Neptune Com
pany, lost his life In their employ. We feel that
General Hays, the President will show his hberality
TO the unfortunate widow and orphans out OF his
government contract, and not leave them to the
charities Of the world. We forward you enclosed
$103 rs, through our President Captain Samuels.
Captain WATERS.
superintendent or Atlantic Submarine Wrecking
Company on behalf OF the employees.
NEW YORK, Jan. :, 1862
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
] have read your paper constantly ever since Its
establishment, and when you make an appeal In be-
half OF suffering humanity respond with my offer-
ing (as they say IN the church, Please apply the en-
closed i've dollars to the fund for Mrs. William L.
Churchill. d. D. MILLER.
New YORK, Jan. I, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:
DEAR SIR-Please receive the enclosed five dollars
which mite please hand to Mrs. Churchill and 0blige.
+. w.
previously received $.So "
Atlantic submarine wreckng Company. 103 70
ID. ID Miller ........................ w
+. w
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
CITY IxTELLIGEyCE.

SLIGHT FIRE.-About two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the boiler shed attached TO the Benedict Iron
Foundry No G36 West Forty-sixth street, accident
ally took fire from the furnace, and damage OF
$500 was done before the flames were extlngusned.
There was no insurance upon the premises.
Fatal AcciDEHT.-Yesterday afternoon oficer
Michael Gleason, Of the Eleventh precinct native
OF Ireland aged forty-one years, died at his resi-
1urIes received ON New Years day by being knocked
down and run over by q crosstown car An inquest
will be held to-day.
BURGLARY IN SourH srEEEr.-Yesterday morning
Eolasky a Levy, No. III South street, discovered
shat during the night the lock had been removed
from the front door by burglars who having thus
Galned an entrance got away with clothing worth
z20O. From this point forward 1t s the old story o
xno clue has obtained to either the thief or prop
orfy."
ANOTHER STREET OuTRAGE.-M an early hour
yesterday morning John Hughs was found In the
street By onScer Darrow, Of the Twenty.seventh
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
DuaGLARY IN wEsTvlLLE. CONN.
The Operators Bring the Plundcr TO New York
and are Caught.


and are Caught.
Thursday morning, on the arrival OF the nine
O'Clock train from New Haven at the depot Fourth
avenue, officer Mcdonald of the Twenty ninth pre-
cinct mad his attention directed the baggage carr
where he was informed, was trunk partly open,
containing such Q strange lot OF goods that his In
formant deemed there was something wrong con:
nected with 1t. Mcdonald at once began TO make an
investigation, and while thus engaged individual,
In q hurried manner, came to the car with an ex.
pressman, and, presenting his check was about 10
remove the trunk, when that officer arrested him.
In the station house. to which he was ct once re-
moved, he gave his name as James McVay, and
after great importantly acknowledged that the pro-
perty contained in the etruuk portion Of the pro-
ceeds OF burglary committed BY himself and an,
accompllce named Charles Carralien, In Westvile
New Haven county, Conn.,, the previous night The
titles OF alpaca CLOTH spool and skein silk wrstiets
p0cketbo0ks handkercniefs necktlcs and clothing,
valued at s2Jo From this and additional iniorma-,
ton 0fficer McGowan, OF the same precinct, was
despatched 10 the depot and upon the arrival OF tho
one O'Clock tram he recognized and arrested Cara-
len and conveyed him also TO the station house.
Shortly afterwards detective officer Callahan, or
New Haven, called In company with Francis Dwight
giary Ia question when, to their great surprise and
extreme pleasure, they were informed whas had all
ready been accomplished In the arrest and confession
from his store on Wednesday night
before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, when the necessary afidavits were taken
against rnem ana a. once S Sdespatcnea 10 sne ptrcs
taken for their immediate delivery to the New Ha.
ven officers.
was twenty-on years old, born In New Orleans, by
profession comedian lives In New York. aud In
answer to the charge had nothing TO say Carrallan
states that he Is thirty years OF age born In England
lives In Toronto. Ii clerk and knows nothing rea<
tive to the charge.
During the afternoon Mcvay voluntarily proceeded
with the Oncer to New Haven, but Carrallan de-
clined TO accompany him, which will neccsstate
requistion from the Governor OF Connecticut upon
Governor Holman before he can be delivered up.
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.
It's Anniversary Forgotten-The Day Passed
Without q Demonstration.

It's Anniversary F0rg0tten-The Day Passed
without q Demonstration.
On the sth day OF January, IN the year OF our
Lord 1915, Sir Edward Pakingham, commanding
the British forces ut the delta OF the Mississippi led
his troops to an attack on the fra batteries pro-
tecting the city Of New Orleans. His army was en-
couraged by the prospect OF 'booty and beauty" in
the French-American city. and advanced to the
enemy's lines with all the courage and resoueness
which the campaign In Spain could have given 1t.
But the fra batteries defended by iron hearts,
and led by man who was determined not 10 be de-
feated. The result is known The British were &C
tually slaughtered, and Andrew Jackson, with his
Western militia stationed behind batteries" formed
OF bags OF cotton, won grand victory. Ever since,
and particularly since the day that Jackson was the
leader OF the democracy, the battle Of New Orleans
was shibbOleth with democrats and its anniversary
q consecrated holiday Of the party.
Why not this year Has Andrew Jackson and the
battle OF New Orleans been entirely forgottens Has
the sacred tradition of the democracy OF old
Ieeompton ihs shs Was Carried ON the late Senator
Douglas had private interview with Buchanan, at
the conclusion Of which, Mr.. Douglas not being
Buchanan reminded the Little Giantn that Judge
White, OF Pennsylvania opposed General Jacksons
deposits from Biddle's United states Bank and was
driven from the democratic ranks MFR. Douglas
very quietly reminded Mr.. Buchanan, IN reply, that
General Jackson was dead. Have the democracy OF
this city forgotten Andrew Jacksons DO they mis-
take the biting remark OF Douglas for reality and
believe the hero OF New Orleans to be s'deadr'
Heretofore meetings and speeches were had on
this day. Even in the darkest hour OF the war the
sth OF January was remembered; the democrats
turned out and had their glorifcatlon. But this
year the memory OF Jackson seems to have been lost
sight Of entirely. The dags on the City Hall were
hOisted, and that was all. Probably-tO put light
construction upon this slight OF memorable event.
the Amercus ball occupied the MINDS OF the lead
Of the party that the balls which laid the Britons
low fty-four years ago were SO far forgotten that
the anniversary was allowed TO slip by. But where
was the order Of the Cincinnatia The sturdy Roman
from whom it was named returned to cultivate his
land after the laD0rs OF state:-BeGtus sNe, Qut
prOc,u negOtU pdterna r1d bODiS eTercet slttS The
paternal fields OF the men now leading the party
worked by twolegged oxen, and, these being fed ar
the expense OF others than themselves, the "happy
idiers" may have to look sharp for the feed and
hence forget to remember the day heretofore sacred
in the annals Of the democracy. Seah
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
TINE walsxsY RING AND TIVE GOVERNMENT OFFICERS.

NEW YORK, Jan. o. 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALb:-
The paragraph from your Washington dispatches
In this mornings issue in reference 10 alleged
charges Of misconduct agains. Internal Revenue Su-
pervsor MARI, OF St. Louis, lets In another little ray
OF light upon the mlsmanagement OF our revenue
system under its present head and some Of his
worthy deputies But your washington informa-
tion Is only the precursor OF more OF the Sort
judging from the nature OF some OF the appoint.
ments nowadays making, unless the osnens greatly
deceive us.
Do your readers and the great body OF the tax
paying public know that another Supervisor who is
actually now engaged in the exercise Of the cxtraor
dinary power vested In his Office by act OF Congress
was within few months prior to his appointment to
his present responsible position diser In one Of
the upper districts or this city and that when he
ceased dstiling to take his oficc ne largely In
arrears TO the government for having nade insufn-
cient returns And further, In that same good-na-
tured, accomplishing public aware that one OF the
twenty-five detectives appointed by the Commits
sioncr OF Internal Revenue himself without interfe
renee from the President Secretary Of the Trea.
sury or any one else, was only recently, and under
the late law manager OF distilcry in the Ninth dis
trict such are the facts however, whether the peo-
pie know them or not
efficient officers, Notwithstanding their connection
with the production OF whlskey; but submit IL To
thing TO select men OF such antecedents for places OF
the character OF those created under the law OF
last summer. Is the internal revenue management
under the necessity OF setting o thief TO catch
thiefY don't mean to apply the epthet embraced
In the adagc TO either Of the gentlemen referred to
above, who, ior aught know, may he as honest In
their present position as 1t was impossible for them
to be under the recent law and ts absurd ana ruinous
administration. merely quote the proyorb TO point
nv interrogation.
How many more Of the onicers now charged with
nigh and responsible duties In the revenue SERVICE
as at present constituted, may have been active
members Of the real, potential 'whiskey ring" am
unable to say; but Judging from what ~ known, the
assertion warranted that II IL no fault Of the
nominating and appointing powers u these mem.
bers do not hold their supremacy under the new
they did under the old laws on the subject Of the
tax on Spirits Who can tell us how many OF the
gAugers storekeepers and onef omclals In this city
and Brooklyn, have been, at one or another time
within two years past either dsullers managers OF
or employers IN dstilleries or 'middle menr II
report speaks truly more than one has been.
The New York herald., 1869-01-09

DIDN'T SHOOT HM.-Thomas 4. Evans was ar
rested yesterday, on charge OF having attempted
TO kill or wound Thomas Jefferson Mitchell, Of No.
llo baxter street by hring pistol at him, though
the bullet failed to hit its mark. When arraigned
before Justice bowling the prisoner was held for
trial
THE ST. JAMES HOTEL THIEF.-AlDert H. Almy
appeared before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning and asked
that he might change the date OF the alleged rob-
berry Of $500 from his room at the ST. James Hotel
IN April iast by Walter Scott Wells alias "Alfred
Long, and "AlIred Moore.n That instead OF 1t being
committed on the 9th OF that month he had ascer-
tanned that II was on the 18th The privilege was
granted, and the necessary affidavit appended to
tue original complaint.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF MoNEy-Charles Swift Of
No. 757 Broadway, caused the arraignment Of one
Fritz Trotter yesterday morning. ut the JEFFERSON
Market Police Court charging him with obtaining
on the 10th Of last November, bank bills to the
amount Of twenty five dollars from him which he
never returned The circumstances are that Tr0tter
appealed TO the complainant on that day Tor money
to obtain gold watch which he had hypothecated
TO secure debt, promising to soon return II, but
failed TO do So After considerable argument pro
depart on his parole until Monday next, with the
understanding that In the meantime he should en
deavor TO return the amount obtained as alleged.
IVES ALLEN AGAIN IN DIrFICULTY.-Mr. James
N. vandenDerg, Of Seventy-ninth street, near
Seventh avenue, caused the arrest OF wesley Allen
VINO mas often been IN the nands o. the police Tor
sneak thieving, highway robbery and picking pock-
cts, but who has In each escaped the vengeance
Of the law. The charge made by Mr.. Vandenberg
was that the prisoner and several acc0mpllces had
attacked HIM on the corner Of Mercer and Prince
streets at O late hour Thursday night, as he passed
the st. Bernard Hotel, a notorious place, according
10 the reports Of the police. The complainant was
josed about and finally robbed OF gold pin, valued
at S12, and small sum OF money which he had in
his pocket Allen was arraigned before Justice
Downing, at the rombs during the afternoon and
Ia IN AT
complainant was sent to the House OF Detention,
he stated that his Life had been threatened