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CLOVER1NE

Cleans al articles Of clothing. &C. = q0lekly and
CIuS RitiSE nas the delightful odor Its uAtae lnd.
cates For sale bJ nj dIuEE1sH.
, 1869-02-01
QUINCY.
Railroad Land NAits-A Dabte erdiy At
tempt-Theft-Suddc Death,

HAUFo1d LAmH &A1t8-A U0tt9fdfT Af-
tempt-Theft-Suddc Death,
Special Despatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
QulscT, JAn. 81.
The Baics Of land by the Hannibal i st. Jotcph
Railroad would indicate tho rapid growth o1
North Missouri, they having sold tince the Har
4GS, M acres, rcAry all to actual Settlers Their
leaving only 18S 900 tcrcs nnsold OK nearly 100 000}
formerly owned By the company.
An unfucccesiul attempt was made. few days
& et. Io4epn Railroad IRON the track, By placing
obst1ucttona upon II, but It WAS discovered bY
the engineer IN ttuc to avert q catastrophe.
was broken open Z few nl9hts since. Al! TIC
booty obtained BY the fh!eFcs Vas about hlty
dollassf worth OF posiAgc staups.
at The Peoria Balloon yesterday. Ths corones's
Jury returned verdict that his deAth Was caused
6y apop{eN, induced bY excessive drtnElnr
, 1869-02-01
4 Poor M4rk4u1an.

shooting afray, growing out Of dcmesuc of-
feulues. which amounted to nothing uosr than
pun Of smoke and little eeare, occurred yesteR-
dry forenoon between two neg-oes At house,
Joseph L. Hudlin, ler the city OF Friday, feaylng
his Wtfc ~ith his sittef4n law. Mrs Barbara Cary,
prop. 1etfess Of baKnlo On Cla1k strrnt neaE Ear
remain until his return. bat to avAll. ana with
many sdmo1ttsons as to her conduct, parted with
her. At III early hour yesterday morning ha got
Of Il eolored man FAMED John Frornan. Hta tts.
impulse w1s to heaye = nas-lrou q: Floman's
had, bnt lhe n!aslle missed. and Mr.. F. sndden-
u went ont. Hudlin followed him to his board
ing house, No, 1886 Third avenue, and there. At 10
o'elocl yesterday morning. fred It him With
pistol. F7onAn fell 10 the door. and the Asaatl-
o1ce repaired to the Police Headquarters and
gave himself up Into custody. BE aTess 'hat his
ssa p ka rar1e ai thts
failed to carry II Tito execution.
, 1869-02-01

The Pfoposl1lon to Stop Work on tho
New StRtc f1ouse-LamenS1xlo in
the strCets Of Sprin3feId-Thc Stones
Rsfeeted and aEc Stones Chosen Of
the Builders-A mRr1us Among the
, 1869-02-01

ST. Ior1s@ Jan. Ex-Governor Ha1ysy, OF Kan.
-. y received, Jesterday, 4 dispatch from the
nne51d of Saline, EansAs- Thirty Of the citizens
ttnalaEs. JettetdaJ. on Mu1ntrry Greek, II ulles
ftuM nero IN which Indians were killed. Tho
.aot.ns ns were trying to run OF stock, and had
toooea bome houses On tbs Sabine, which
S1ateo G the trouble. There Weto no whites Killed
, 1869-02-01

RAILROAD Accident NoAr menph1s-
Deaths.

kExrH1s, Jan. 31.-Another terrible Incident
occurred ness Glendale, on the Memphis s
CtAlaetnn Railroad, yesterday morning. AZ the
e1p,ees train was crossing the tsesse 1t gave way
prccipila1tnK the engtne, express AMI baggage
cars into the creek below. killing Jno. Tho1as,
The engineer. The dfcu1u. the exufess nessen-
ger and the baggage master we're severely In
jnred. But for the fortunate breaking Of the
coupling tho whole train woold have Eone
through, and canec3 terrible loss OF life. The
accident WEI canted By unsound ,rcstle-werk.
There were twenlJ-utne de1ths during the past
week, tHentY-Oue OF whom were blacks,
, 1869-02-01
EUROPE,


. PARIS, Ja,s. 81.
The Russian Government, through 1ts Minister
at Athens. urges Greece to accedc 10 the pzopoel-
lions Of the conference Of Paris
II ltist1mored here, to-dny. that the Greek Gov.
eminent has yielded, and will sign the protocol,
, 1869-02-01

LOUISVILLE, ] IN. 31.-The tr1al Of VIM Erie1
for tho murder Of his Wits. Mk.I. IN March last
wAe consluded This moIutug. tbs jury, Aftex an
unnreer In the dzst degree. k1te1 was contider-
ably a-.ta.ed at tie announeeroeut. Sentence
HLl lot b. p&ssed TOT sefe1a dAJe-
, 1869-02-01

There Is real live Yankee at tho head Of
commercial house IN Shanghai. Chins. ne ships
s"'ee a. ..1In tea as any other drm In the coun-
II, Asd In addition to his business keeps hos.
pttable mansion for the entertainment or d.stin-
attends t~o churches, leads the choir At sne, Is
treasurer Of = missionary society. member Of the
Philharmonic soc!ety, engineer OF Dire company.
member OF regatta club. teacher in sunday
School. assistant editor OF a newspaper. mem her
Of the Asiatic Society. debate1 at the Debating
Society. and always has time after dinner to re-
late so1e Interesting "reminiscences Of Shanghai
iEa
, 1869-02-01
Spain
Spain.
TIE fatal SCNe1o INTENDS TO WITHDRAW.

TUE fatal SCNeIo INTENDS TO WITHDRAW,
MADRID, Jan. 81.
The Papal Nunelo Is about to Withdraw from
Madrid All the foreign Ministers In this city,
With the exception Of the representative Of
Rustia hare protested against the lis suItesode,ed
to the NQLcip.
, 1869-02-01
Dissolution Of Copaltnership.

Tho Arm OF KNOWLES, CLOYES 4 CO. Ia d!s.
Folvld by she withdrawal OF Mr.. Matthew Knowles.
jAuIatJ I, iSt9. .
MATTHEW KNOWLES,
CHARLES CLOVES,
.... John e. KNOWLES.
Tbs hu, inesa Of the late arm wl Be contfa1ed ~
ceEatofOt8, under tho Ak1ue rAuc and style. by the
undersigned. Wild viii attto al cIa!ms AEalnst and
collect I'LL accounts due. said 1rra.
.ItlTiE e. KNOWLES.
CHARLES GLOVES,
, 1869-02-01
CORRESPONDENTS.

THE TRIBUNE ms.usa,ns s1A,esr ccx.a or r,r-~
spondtnts than auy oth*T Journal vert or Nav Yc7x
and It challenges comparison she chnsrter ana
quality Of the original matter in It's columns with aur
otnef JonscA IN the Caion. II employs @s7s-clasa
1T'srs and telegraph reporters 1t ali poi.ts 4h4sv
lH3rQk$4nt 4 trHnA 1tYJnp Tn
, 1869-02-01
LITERARY DEPARTMENT
NIARIxET REPORTH.

VIII be ocnd carefully prepared reviews and NOTICES
OF iuPostasf pablcAt!ocs, together with T.ses ~
rial stoEtes Ane Interesting Ltofasy Miscellany.
, 1869-02-01

The Market Reports ct THK TRIBUNE m cszs
fay prepared by An ae'e eotps Of editors an
eFa and ART eFcarht down 70 the latest hnnF b~e<e
Ro!nE to 3fcss. The Ks7cfts embrace cvcly commcr-
elAl centre OF Europe sad shs ua!teu Sta,es which
can hasa any tnducact upon Western p<odauc. tsaie
nr lnIt.t In
, 1869-02-01
Dissolutiou Notices.
Dlss0LUTiuN OF PARTNERSHIP.


The 60 pnrtuership heretosh<e existing between
Z; !: 4oTse .nd Z. n: Ward under tho nauuc Or
borne q Chcesmsn Company. Of AnsonjA, A. their
limitation, '1
All persons Indebted to Morse & Ward, as Axapta
for the Othcfno d cnecamAn Company will make
their cn1ce, 81 LakcAt, G. r WOii5E
Chicago. ILL.,, Feb. !, 1850.
, 1869-02-01

The Sale nf Skirts Of our oEn manufacture to.
Erthtf With cursets Ant Gn1larn wl bo Continued ny
~ ht tns sn1ne place. under Tho supervision or MI
+. II. Ward.
flSHI1IISE 4 CHERsMAy Ta
, 1869-02-01
RATES OF SERSCRIPTT@
PAYABLE IN ADVAN0E.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
PAYABLE In ADVANCE:
AJAX.
The Daily Edition, SUNDAY EX-
CEfTEp. per year, Angle copy....813.00
The Daily Edition. SUNDAY IN
CLCDKDs per year. single copy. 11.3Q
Single Copy sunday Kditinu ONLY,
tPHrta Of = year at same rn1e.l
r II 7 W i T. K LIZ.
The Tri-yveekly Edition, s1uEfecopy.S B.a0
Club Of ave copies oue ycur.........,.. II 80
Club OF ten copiess one yenr-.... ...... 5v.00
:" E H X Il Y.
Weekly TEtkune, per rear. single
..& E.00
Club Of four, per yeaF...........~....... 700
C!ub Of tens per 5eaE.....-.............-. 1890
Club Of twenty land ONO to club get.
10.Q8
UTen per cent allowed -ro Fostmasssxa
nnd Agents.
~Money by dram, express, money orders. ori1
registered lettez may bn sent at our risk. AddtesA
TRIBUNE COMPANY,
CHICAGO, liz.
B Bond for a Specimen Copy.
, 1869-02-01
POLITICAL Department

II nu5iFal1ed IN the campaign Just eadet Il hss been
IN the front ranks Of the hoet8 whose Estetworu IL
Equal Hght7 and National Honor. AID II xrs
among the a1st to hoist tho naaes OF General
Grant fos Prssit-pt and Schuyler Cc1fAx Tor y,ee
Iresident Of the United States. Iwzs the oyss tour-
na1 In tho to contcnt aud dsaonncr tic policy
OF paying the national bonds Ia isrtdesr,sble aim.
plastess-a policy more txl to the !oteztty ant psr.
pctplt5 Of the Calon than al The sr e, 1ar,h 1,1ef
under Jefferson payI.
, 1869-02-01

1a ALREADY larger thha that :G say otter Tcsterz
weekly Newspaper: and We axc confident that It
WILL os permanently Increased b! erery subscriber
Who understands his own intazes AID shall take II
Tor one year. 10 get that tuScz Estoo which every in-
teltEeut aan e1peca to IND E ca:e7psst3s ,o1c.
nal.
, 1869-02-01

VII, on and after date hold oce consultation at his
residence,
Mo- 111 North Etate-st,g
From to los. N, Feb. 19t, lSd9-
, 1869-02-01
VNF1{ETa| NWItIFH.
DIVIDE N .,


Tbs REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Chi
csgo. has declared = senlannus1 Cash Dividend Of
3pcr cent, parable OF x1d after Feb. lst,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM UkuBURG-Tn steamship Cinbrh Ang Al Deeper,
na48 Dr. Maria Katoger H. Reese ard ee, IT, chaplin Carl
Mrke Beuuh rdreu aud servant Carl sack ~ haup
N Nader Gallagher N. G. Baker Miss W. A. Galagher
eut JseoG Demuth Beno Cosper anI wife Mrs Wood
aaI infant a. Grant ulic A Oppcuhemer Kahn. Amon j.
IIafa.sr A Gsfrey A. Moss kafmsun Herring Miss Meyer,
MARI Buchlu. Mrs Martha Baehae. Mr. Thompson M q
Iluua Mrs = Bger M,s B0rer Miss Boer Master BOrer T.
n Bs,eit Thoa Maro-n May T. Pirr.e Pole, David
Carlisle s. Hl J. NJ MS q o. Williams ", Boice Cspt j. j.
auFrre Robinson lady ard Josh Luder and wife
J. Rossuh NJ Cohu Cloud Vaa Door g. peseai9 aud VIE T.
Kaner Bertha ROTH O. Bugg Louisa FISCHER Mar
farsihr Carroll Mcah7, = wiustoa Welt lmmeieh and
Pay. &. EuPpeu and Nie W. hroh vie ana oiaru!
,y Er Thnruseu H. Sakocsk John krbcT aud
vie yseob yumaun Jua Ahrusicr b. stsuhach T. llutc Jae
Peters ant sou Hosbin Wn H. Hasse Which, EmIie a H.
r. 1aumaun and son, buma No Phi henE Main
ss Marie Jnhu Mailer Carl spcher Oscar krglr
C,rI rs Shacr jsgshtsr sophie Ghser FsHuy Chaser H.
ys Siaubseh Maek Ahre-lt a. Grssurr Mar Lon, g.
Bfssr Ee Bu.F ueuetts Delsiock Rud Hahn, Carl leyd
jacob Plata ~ kunAa and w, NJ Bepiek. bmehe Eher Emil
kirrtrrE
IRON EEwBFRS " ca steamship Ellen & Terry Alg. A.
Mrs 4 s. seyuaur daughter Mrs Wn H. Romano Mr. Gordon
ri Nr kugsbHrr, Mis-, iust, hss Robinson O. hehan H.
Il. Meu.usn. H. H0gae. T. L,had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Shandey James Denver and his VIE MAT
DOnne Of the Eighth Precinct while in the discharge OF
his duty. Mrs d. threw paful Of scaldng water over
the policeman.
At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Ledwith, Richard McKue. jOurneynan
Of 81 500 hall for having stolen horse and buggy valued
at $751; the property OF Michael Sullivan OF No 234 sew
for ndeeently attacking little child years Of age, and
for brutal assault upon Mrs. Ann Troy, the childs
mtted for having defrauded the ST. James Hotel. He
obtained food aud lodging for himself and family by
MENTAL and absconded without paying the bill.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Kelly, was brought Martin smih 9Ty VINO was
pictures. The accused was committed Matthias
Timber in the employ OF Herman Cantor OF No AZ War.
renst and a confederate VIM. Munch were yesterday
arrested for having at various times stolen cigars tin.
TOLL caps and labels In all valued at 800 They were
was yesterday on the complaint of Mr.. Thomas
#. Baker Of No. 1853 Canast on the charge OF having
stolen bottle OF wine. The prisoner time
engineer OF reputation afterward steamboat captain,
and has held other positions Of trust He Is descended
time very well known. For considerable time past he
has drank TO excess has gone steadily downward and
appears to have surrendered himself to destruction He
was committed.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Recorder ackett George Hammersley, charged
plea OF not guilty" and pleaded guilty to forgery
in the third degree. lie was remandod for sentence.
william Duffy, indicted on charge Of feoniOus assault
and battery tho person OF George ewas sentenced
TO the pencntiary for one year. Herman Conrad,
mGdle-aged German OF fine appearance, wis charged
with having entered the clothing store OF Joseph Stern,
No OT Avenue during June last, and stealing $50 In
greenbacks from the money drawer Joseph stern pro-
prietor Of the store, testified that the night OF June
l9three young entered his establishment ana In
CURED for light English walking coat he replied that
lie had OF that style In his house but went mp stairs
10 got clothing OF another descriptions; when he came
down. the prisoner, with hscOmpaHOns had ncd ana S3O
had disappeared from the money drawer Conrad was
subsequently arrested. The jury found the prisoner
90 cd Al a.
demanded for William shaw, aged 1Gcharged
With having picked the pocket OF gentleman with
when nc was M carriage at the nc sent 70 the
Juvenile Asylum The Court then adjourned to II o'clock
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
TILE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

The regular weekly meeting Of the Board OF
Fire Commissioners was held yesterday morning all INC
members being present Several communications were
received requesting examinations Of new fire apparatus
etc. petition was received from the Exempt fieheh
Association, requesting fire badges for the members Oh
the Association. The Committee on Buildings 70 WHOM
referred communication from James FISK IT, re-
guessing that the fire apparatus kept IN the Elle Duiu
ing corner OF Rcade and Duanests, be taken away at
rooms were required by the Department. ana cOuu oI
be relinqulshed without detrlment TO tho service INC
plans for the fire telegraph have not yet DeSn ue
cded upon, and action was taken III iegard ~ ~
After the transaction Of the regular business Ie al vi
hremcn on various charges commenced lhcIo "cio
very few cases and those mostly for drunkcnhess OF
seDce without leave the offenders being hned ten days
pay for either O1euse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
~ nrERArnR IN RENTs.

For several months past complaints have
been made at intervals at Police Headquarcrsb 10y persons
who have been yicjimIzcd by young man representing
himself ms the agent Of the landlord and depntzcd 70 re-
ceve their rent The amounts received 10y this ngeiou.
oucratur amount In tie aggregate 10 several thousand
dollars and although accurate description OF MN mas
eeu GIVEN the Dolce 10y the persons VCilmzrd be mas
moi yrt bccn arrested From his of operating
there can be no question that lac Is now or has been en-
rloycd i'm a real estate Office. lie always appeais
10 DO fully posted with reference % tho name
aud residence Of the landlord, and the day
OF the month on which the latter generally caa 10 coz
cc be rent In nearly every instance where De las ap-
cd for thc rent lac has been successful In obtaining H.
HE latest victim is a lady living 10 No. 100 Eldridgcst
Yestry morning the operator called and representing
that he had been dcputcd by hN uncle, tho landlord
living i'm Hrookyu To- collect the rent received from the
dy 500 In few hours aftcrwaTd the real agent ar
rived and the lady then found that she had been
syrudlrd Size accordingly called at Police Hcadquar-
ters and made complaint 10 Inspector Dks. She de-
scrbcs the swIndcr man Of about ~ years OF gght
connie ION medium Mght, and wearing dark mixed
ITer.s coat ligt vest yelONIsh pautaOOHs, and low
crowucd straw hat, with wide black band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
The COURTS.
THE FENIAN FUND.

ltiE tENlAN FUND
Tn the matter of John O'Mahoncy agt. John
IawIess, Belmont Co., Ernest b. Lucke, and Thomas j.
Barr Receiver, motion was made IN the Superior Court
Special Term. before Mr. Justice McCunn have the
order which had been granted tO'd,COutuuo the suit In
the Superior Court and have brought into the Supreme
Court and have the money paid into that Court, set
aside, and have the case come back INTO the superior
Court The Court took the papers, reser s decision
In the suit Of William II. bailey ag,. John oMahoney
Ct a Mr. Gurusey, counsel for the plaintiff said that the
action brought by plaintiff In behalf Of himself lud
other Ecuian boudbodcrs. for the application Of the
Fcuan funds 90 the payment of tho bonds so Tar as the
same will apply. motion was made by Mr. Gurnsey To
have Receiver appointed Of al the FcuAn funds,
which amount 10 about $500 part Of them being
divided up among Barr, the Receiver, August Belmont,
aud John OAlahouey. Tho Court reserved rs decision
Tie following DIS an affidavit made by Thomas j. Barr IN
the suit OF O'Mahorcy agt LaNlcss e. al:
Ttom" Bar. being tay sfo ".s Tat BY oIlerot u'
I1iy appointed receiver Of c aBrJ frHds cold aiae m
e ooupai ne above rsts an Ihai gursaui 60 sid o1
AID spi-r, upon Bis trl.i %, lJ q Ja'r aJ be-
s frgi Ilss or Jss,u allow, isri saI crs Of ito
Gro Of August Belmont Co. and 81 Gle aTs Tine 'egl sre
orlsf TO curte im receive the uo.,I' hats, or So
her,9 s9,essd sgi 81 &c '9s t' esea7asl ls,. ,tf
or That on % al'u' l ltr ofJuv a9 49, before thc
Co.. or s r lra ttlts 10 ta defendant that hs bad
drawn order aud la4 m ard HaaassHsHi o. 80 seton
allow t, Opponent Of l ut, lud hai be- sod hs
I'D grr'eni l' 'i aad r1u oaHfg 80 ,.' a,sa on W
uuss ds5olett sorI us cad ffri o. be- std la1a4ge
10 & ,g.s rta5s o. d, igs az ofjr 9 Wv III proceed
ue a ORDER spIltsg ts3-su rcc'r slouI 90 pc stared
fc al rro,ss 90 ala of,r s,arei ,n si ,1 motion ua,
Gsl'i Oh 90 4l,lt ,',. -, a. a ' n AM ne
parties thereto without e ard eotssnio t' d'or "a
s'rss t'rsr la 90 rrarrry Or ousy by as
otsHid or.. be- ''sf c1g To- ne 'i' % Gov M ~ ~ -
, Iy P''''' VI '''''' ''' ''''' Tao, J. piEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
npIpER uEInsICKn TRAuns-

The examination in the case of the United
States agt. Jacob EbcTc and william Docherty, the
manufacturers Of bogus champagne at No. 90 Division.
ST. was commenced yesterday before Commissioner
Shields. Assistant Assessor Robert Hunt, whose com
plant the defendants were arrested, testified that he
went 10 their place the 2jh Of last Jane and found
imitation Piper Heidsick wine put up In bottles, and
labeled and stamped IN imitation ola genuine Pper OF
Ueldsick brand revenue stamps any OF the
bottles found ~ baskets Of wno stamps used for
marking the cOrks and also orders from different parties
for the wine found several barrels and half barrels
the cellar filled with French wine, which tastedlke Rhine
wine also found box Of lnOlds, barrel OF yitrO APP
paratus for forcing air into bottles, and cork
ing machine. Tho stamps for marking
the bottles marked "E Pluribus Unum. H. Hcjdsick q
Rheims H. Piper Co." large number Of empty
bottles and some that had Just been filed by machine
were also found The factory was just In the OF tho
store Of the above number Hunt had entered the store
and aked the proprietor who owned the factory and he
replied Eberle Docherty Ebere had admitted own.
ing the place. The wine made there had taste like that
Of champagne but he, Hunt knew from tho taste that IL
had been manufactured from common French Wines
acids, &C. Hunt showed q sample that had been sold,
and said that this vino would set crazy. Charles
Beakley another Assistant Assessor, cOrrObOrated
Hunts testimony, and said the wine tasted like cider and
Inagnesla. lie had found two baskets which had been
sold TO in Bcaverst Eberle had had license TO
manufacture native Wines but II expired May l. The
firm had made any returns manufacturers but
simply had q license for making native wines Tho
further hearing OF the case was adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
SHIFTING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw.ToRk..-........o........Ausu,t

PORT or sBw.TORE.............. ...........August
CLEARED.
Ssam,hlp,-C1hs Hockey LyerIoo Mnnesoh Heel Liverpool
rc Partridge Galveston via Key West, Leo DeaIhetn savannah
Mlguoa Crosv CbarssOn Sarah Jones fHadepma Aushar'
B,I,~Goden Fleece Rhodes BArbalOe' Ocean Home Brandt
Bnss-o Blanchard LeDaiu Pabase LIME, Stephens. HALIFAX
Ms -. .,, H. ,rt.l
On, 81 Union Ahfahams FeuahduA, Fla L. y DAVIS bshop
savspuah Marion draper Mady Bamoei Grace webster an'e
Pembroke Me Harry Ncd Greene
s.eIayen Henri Middleton Brewer Baumorc r. hthuuE Dal
Philadelphia Challenge Teuny. Hartford
ARRIVED.
s,,m,hp Cinbra Hlaeh Hamburg July II, via Hsvre a. md'
and pass. al, -, q n ma. and ma.
Steamship Fairbanks. Hunter Wilmington ha'Hl stores
R Srrto Roeh MaIsee GO days aud Gibraltar 20 days mise
parl EmbIa Jauseu llayIe 81 days, mdse -
a Pnuceso AsIauI NerOp 81 Cror ~ Jays sugar Ani "o
Bsrs s,vannsh. sehae Anguils % days salt
Scbr Ellen Wyman 81 John, n b.. IS days. lnmher ,
sehr C. A. Johuson Willis Washington, n c. days na'a STORES
scHooNERs-KIyKE ASp CoAsrwsE
Oeeanp, Georgotosn d. G. Eliza Jane virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posros Ang 4-Atrlyei bark Danmore from singapore
S.S PRANCsCo, Aug A-Auyed ship Ed~ad k1m Hong hopi
yereeol sh 1900 wheati Golden Hon for Bakers Island VIA
Honolulu, Hattou Castle, for lqulque
FOREIGN PORTS.
orx,v,rovvx Apg Ibe steamship France, from New-iork, ar
rived al this port to-day The steamship City Of London arrived p
m Yesterday. A., o, -. 49,, NJ. y,,L t,lv u
arrived 81 this port yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
PASSING A WORTHLESS CHECK.

On the Sd inst. Manuel Cortez, Spanish
sailor called on David Tton at no 90 Harrison st., and
representing himself as officer In the Commissary De
uartmeut OF tho Cuban Junta, informed Mr. Tlton that
he was then engaged In purchasing large quantities OF
commsgary stores for new expedition 10 Cuba, aud
that lie wished purchase quantity Of flour. Mr. I'll,
ton pTOcsscd his Willingness TO SELL and COTtCZ selected
800 barrels, III payment FOR which be gave check Tor
$1,000 drawn Messrs. Reynolds Co. Of No. q Water.
ST. and made payable TO the order Of Manuel
Cortez and purpOrtlng TO be signed by
Geronimo Hernandez. Mr.. Triton gave Cortcz
SEA % commissions but declined TO part with tho -four
IN he had satisfied himself To the gcuuneucss OF the
check THIS inquiry, was found TO be worthless, and,
is no such firm Reynolds Co. at No q Water.st.
When taken custody, COrtcZ endeaYOrng to
gotiate another purchase. He denied his Identity but
was fully identified by Mr. TitOu In his possession were
found a number Of checks and orders for various
amounts purpOrting 20 be drawn by various downtown
merchants. Yesterday, the accused was taken before
Justice Kelly. a the TOmbs Police Court and fully
mttcd for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
GroposaIs.
DEPARTNENr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Z
OFFICE or THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT July - 1903
GEAIED PROPOSALS will be received until
- August H. 1865 for furnishing and delivering At the site Of the New
quantities and at such times be
qed feet less Of dimension GRANITE clear In
stains. The stones will average ~
and viii be foil the square and true sound 10 every par
Schedule Of be
furnishing agd delivering above $500 e6G y more OF
GRANITE LIMESTONE North River RI BBE Ia be nat
sound breaking With clean factnei one
contain less than cubic feet ADD
a be less than inches thick
Also 1909 ds Of bard durable SIONE' broken 70
the size OF hens suitable for concrete
Bids will by cubic foot sud yard and viii be rendered sep
arately Tor dimension stone. rubue, and coucrete
0utbT delivery and acceptance az we
by thr Supervising Architect ms Agent aeducg per cent
mi the 6nsl completion of the contract. .......
bill, accompanied by penal bond in the Of (sO
dollars bidder will and perform the contract
agafIed hm-he suceBey Of the to be certified ~ By the
District Attorney ofthe District where the bidder resides
Department the right 10 reject any or al bids oe
deemed the Government Ia DO and any e hat
conform every respect to this advertisement VIII not be con
adered. -,
Proposal, to be ilorsed Proposals for Dimension, Ratbe and
Concrete Stone" -,
Bidders for Dimension will snhni in all sample Of the
bid inches cuhe showing the dheIt styles u CUTTING
suitable TO- and showing the quality Of the material .
A. b. MULLbGr Supervising Areeitect.