The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-17
FROM NEW TORH.
Arrest OF a Notorious Criminal.


SYRACUSE, June 17.-John II. Sims, q noto-
rlous character, was arrested this morning at
Camillus, charged with selling $400 of counter
felt United States currency. He was taken to
Canandaigua, where the United States Court is
i'll session. Ayoung man named Wheldon was
arrested as an accomplice.
Bunker Hill Anniversary.
Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
New YORK., June t7.-The ninety-fourth an
niversary of the battle of Bunker Hill is cele-
brated here by the display of flags on the City
Hall and few private buildings The Wash
ington Continental Guard and the veterans of
1912 are holding pic-nics in honor of the day.
Violating the Neutrality Laws.
The Grand Jury of the United States Circuit
Court here have found indictments against Jose
Morales Lemus, President of the Cuban Junta,
and Jose NJ. Bassora, John il. Lamar, Jose
Mora, Colonel William orc. Ryan, Francisco
Fesser, and Marianos Alvarez, prominent men,
bers of the Junta, for having on the 1st of May
last begun certain military expedition against
a portion of the dominions of SPAIN with which
power the United States are at peace, in viola
tiOn of the neutrality laws of the United States
Bench warrants were issued on Wednesday by
Judge BatChford for the arrest of all the parties
indicted. On Wednesday evening several deputy
marshals, armed with warrants, started out to
arrest the accused parties.
Deputies Crowley and Dowley found Mora at
his residence, East Thirteenth street, last night
and he, upon surmsing the errand of the officers
Immediately passed bundle of papers to his
wife, which Deputy Crowley perceiving took
possession Of The papers are ROW in the
custody of the Marshal. Colonel Ryan was
arrested Wednesday evening. The rest of the
accused have been arrested or given themselves
up. Jose Morales Lemus, President of the
Junta, voluntarily came before Judge Blatch-
ford this morning, and gave bail in the sum of
$4,000.
The Gold and Stock Markets.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph
New YORK, June 17-Money market feverish
and wavering; quoted rate Z per cent currency
and 1-16 gold. The activity talked about is
artificial and yesterdays break will probably
be resumed before 2. NJ. Gold market dull
| with heavy sales of stock operators to obtain
currency. The rumor of $4,000, 900 to be sold
| by the Government, which has been freely cir
culated by the "bears, and the European quo
| tation of bonds, aid in keeping the market down
| Opening quotation, 3S4, present premium 49,
| Government bonds frmer, at an advance of "A
| to g over yesterday. Sterling exchange firm;
bills in demands; go days, 1901 1@10959; days
| 1104. Commercial paper, flat. Stock market
unhealthy; quotations vary but little from yes
| terday; Erie firm at 30A; seller B; preferred
| 5914, b.; Pacific Mail, 9099@9015; Michigan
| Southern, 10456; New York Central, 1879;
| Northwestern, S2Sl; do preferred, 955s; Illinois
| Central, 143T, b. 3; Western Union Telegraph
| 4O5S; American, 4019 Southern Pacific, 7414;
preferred do, 6494, b.
Death of an Eminent Surgeon.
ALBANY, June 17.--Alden March, an eminent
surgeon and physician, died here to-day.