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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

WHEELING, May %. = Decoration
Day is being generally observed
throughout the CITY. A large process
sion Of civil and military are now
moving towards Mount Wood. citi-
zens without regard to politics unit
ing 70 do honor 70 the gallant dead.
Additional particulars OF the dread
full storm or yesterday show the work
of devas alton o have been far greater
than was at ftst supposed. The de-
struction to vineyards has been i'm
mense. Those least injured cannot
be made productive for years, and in
q majority Of cases they are utterly
ruined Up the Wheeling Greek Val
ley the destruetionfs enormous Many
sheep and lambs have been killed in
fields. The wheat is cut close to the
ground. a number of accidents to
individuals are reported this forenoon,
some of which will likely prove seri-
Gus. West Liberty is reported in
ruins. Hal. stones to the depth OF
two feet vet remain at points on Mar
ket and Main Streets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

ST. LOUIS, May 30-The st. Louis
Type Foundry. which was damaged
by fire last night, was insured. Tie
building was only damaged about
So 000 The loss on the stock of the
foundry is now estimated at $50 600.
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PENCILS

American Lead Pencil oompany,s nm
Df the above, compTIBrhg q some Ugu uTlrsfs
snt brands, ranging IN price from 30e. 10 u
per dozen. These Pencils are unequaled
Tor cheapness and durability by anything
In the market.
Faber's Pencils. All numbers.
Eagle Pencils. All numbers.
RehbacK's ONCE Pencil. A splendid ar
tele.
Eagle and Star Rabber-Tipped Pencils.
Blue and Red Marking Pencils.
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United States NarshaPs Sale.

Dy VIRTUE OF An ORDER or
ID sale to me directed from the Clerk s
Office OF the United States District Court
Tor the District of Indiana, mace in the
cause IN Admiralty No. l50'. John Hugo.
ct. al VS.. the steam boat QuIckstep. 1 Will,
on Sa urday, the 29Jh day of May. 1869, be.
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and A
O'Clock =. NJ, at the Court House door, in
the CiGy of Evansville Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
wrt OK OF the steamboat ollie Sullivan.
now lying in the Ohio River near Diamond
Islano, between Evansville and Mt. YER
non, Indiana.
BEN. SPOONER, U. s. Marshal.
BY j. 5. BIGELOW, Deputy.
May Sth, 1863 myI4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

In the young and rising generation the
vegetative powers OF life are strong. but
in a few yeas how often the palIid hue.
the lack-Iustre eye and emsclated form.
and the impossfbliity OF application 10
mental effort, show its baneful influence
1t soon becomes evident 10 the observer
that some depressing fnnuence is check
ing the development Of the body. Con-
sumption Is talked of, and perhaps the
you Is removed from chool and sent
into the country. This is one OF the worst
movements. Removed from ordinary
diversions OF the ever. changing scenes of
the city, the powers of the body too much
enfeeb1ed to give zest TO heaIthfuI and
rural exercise, thoughts are turned in
wards upon themselves.
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NeH YORK Dry G0Ods HgrEef.

By Ielegrapn.I NEW YORK, May ..
The market opened fairly active al
steady, if not fair, prices for STAPLE cotton
fabrics, but closed rather quietly in heavy
brown sheetIDgs, and goods of this class
and a reaction in prices is anticipated
Heavy wooIens for coating purposes are
in i'm proved request at 42g45c for Ga.
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fsy AtIssnts,- resIe@r aph.
ENGLAND.

LIVERPOOL, May 80 Mr. Motley,
Uuited States Munster, arrived here
to day, and was received by the
Mayor Of the city and the American
Consul Of this port. The Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce viii present
an address to the new Minister to-
| mnrrnw
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Address HIT. HELMBOLD.
Drug and Chemical w arehouse.
694 Broadway, New York.

RTONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
.II done up in steei-a angraved wrapper
with facsimile Of my Chem1tcaI Ware
house, and signed II. 7. HELMBoLD.
lmal8l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

During the superintendency of DR.. VIII
son at the BloomingdaIe Asylum, this sad
result occurred TO two patients. Reason
had for a time left them, and both died of
epilepsy. They were of both sexes; and
about twenty years OF age
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The Mcdonnell Hurder GrIal-FerFI-
pie fOrnadO-HaIf q Town De-
sfPOYed.

CHICAGO, May 29.-In the session
of the Mcdonnell murder trial yester-
day the evidence of only two witnesses
were taken The attendance was
larger than on any previous occasion,
filling the immense hail completely.
VIM. A. Morrill, testified that he vas
a miikman and was in the habit Of de-
livering milk at McConnelFs house
ALout 8 AN on the day of he MUIR
der, while delivering mix to McCon-
DelPs servant, he saw Robinson at the
the north end of McConuell's lot on
the pavement, and that he was travel
ing toward McConnel's gate; that i e
soon entered the gate and proceeded
towards the Generals 5 house when he
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31
FRANCE.

PARIS, May % The Americans at
present residing in Paris, have pre-.
sented a farewell address to General
Dix. The General has invited three
hundred of his countrymen to a ban
quet, which will take place at the
Grand Hotel, on the first of June. He
leaves Havre, for home. on the steam
ship Cambria on the fifth of June.
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Saturday Nights Dispatches.
AIh Hu
Decoration of Soldiers
Graves.
lsl aa7 -
The Mcconnell Murder
Trial.
1o931
Terrible Hurricane at Ship
man, Illinois.
FaZsEFa
Half the Town Destroyed.
Half the Town Destroyed.
More Particular of the
Storm in Virginia.

SAN Francisco, May 29.-The Cen
tral aud Southern Pacific RliIroad
companies yesterday finally located
their grant of lands In this city, fer
railroad purposes. consisting of sixty
acres-thirty acres each-of sub
merged lands in Mission Bay.
Major General Thomas and staff,
left Promontory Point for California
this Afternoon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

These symptoms, il allowed To go on
which this medicine invariably removes
soon follow Loss OF Power, Faulty, and
Epileptic Fits, in one Of which the .patien
may expire.
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GEO. TH oRNHILL. VIM. TFIoRNHTT.T.
TnORNHILL L son,
NJF AC1URERs OF
Saddle amd HaPneAs
SECOND STREET, near Main,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

All Kinds Of fine Saddles and Harness
constantly on hand.
.REPAfRIHG done in the best manner
anu az snort hotice. Imh5 dim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

Sold by druggists and dealers every
where. Price 81 Is per bottle, or six bottles
for So 80. Delivered to any address. De-
SCI fbe symptoms in all communications.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

Who can say that these excesses are not
frequently followed BY those direfuI dis
eases, Insanity and Consumption7 The
recon DIS OF the insane asylums, anu the
melanz holy deaths by consumption bear
ample witness to the truth Of these asser-
tions. In iunatic asylums the most mel
anchoIy exhibition appears. The eoun-
tenanee Is actually sodden and quite
destitute; neither mirth nor grief ever
visits it. Should sound of the voice
occur, il IS rarely a1ticulate.
With woeful measures. wan Des2air:
Low sullen sounds their grief Degulied."
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Notice to. Green River Shippers.
TEvEHE STEAMER ADA LYON VIII.
- carry freight TO all points on Green
and Barren Rivers at WENTY-FIVE
CENTS per hundred pounds; salt and
K our, % cents per barrel; Lime. Is cents
per barrel; and other freight in proper
tiOn. W. :. NANhETER. Captain.
Evansville, Ind, May I8Lh, 1869 [mal9 dtf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31
EN TELOPES.

We have large stock OF White, Bun
Orange, Canary, Melon, &C, from No. 20
No. 81, at prices ranging from 81 90 TO SO 90
per 900; and the Newest Agony In We'd
ding and Party Envelopes. Also, Legal
and Manila Envelopes Of all qualities.
We are prepared TO print Envelopes In
the latest and most nobbV styles.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

Whilst we regret the existence Of the
above diseases and symptoms, We are pre-
pared 10 offer an Invaluable gift OF chem
istry for the removal Of the co sequences,
BEL dBOLD'5 HIGHLY CoEcENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. There is no
toniC like It. IL Is an anchor Of hope to
the surgeon and patient, and this il the
testimony of all who have used or pre-
scribed it.
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In quarts. pints. half-pints, and school
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Arnold's celebrated Writing FLUID. In
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Buffers Writing Fluid. In pinss and
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CaEmine Inks. Best quality.
Blue, Yellow, end other Inks manufac-
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 30.-Gen. Cabellero
Deroda will sail on the 18th of June
for Havana.
MADRID. May 20. = The OFFICIAL
Gazette will contain, tomorrow, a
decree appointing General Chabellero
Deroda, the present Director OF Artll-
Iery. as Captain General of Cuba.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

VIENNA. May 3O.-Ismael Pasha,
Viceroy of Egypt. has arrived IN this
city
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LARD OIL, SOAPS. and CAND.
WALTHAM WATCHES.

PURE CATAwBA WINE or ny
growth. 1Hneh27 a7r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26
A REAL HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A Brother Of John Real In Troubie-Hishway
Robbery In Hnrleua--Two Bad Characters
Cnuuht.


Brother Of John Real In Troubie-Hishway
Robbery In Harlem-Two Bad Characters
Caught.
Within the past week the pubic has been caused
no inconstderabIe shock by certain rumors which
were floating about to John Real, the murderer OF
offlcer Smedick. The name OF Real was In every
bodys mouth, and no little CONSERVATION caused
by the statement that tire convicted murderer
was again at large From recent revelations 1t
fears as to the Real family. OF all the
crimes which oan be committed against society the
two OF the darkest dye are murder and highway
robbery. The wilfu taking OF life must rank first
in the calendar OF crimes, and that or highway rob-
berry 10 Dut second 10 IT, from the TACT That violence
to the person Is always one OF its Accomplishments
John Real now lies In q felOns cell, condemned TO
die Tor the commission OF MURDER ana his brother
Thomas To-day stands charged with highway rob-
berry Ihe circumstances under which the brother or
the condemned murderer was arrested are Dreny
as follows:-Between twelve and one O'Clock on
Sunday morning peaceful German resident OF Har-
lem, named Henry J. Muller, was on his way home
He had arrived az 10Sth street, and was walking
between First and Second avenues, when he was
set upon by two men, His assaiants soon ieveied
him, ana whlle he was In no condition TO help him-
sell, the Two men robbed MIN OF gold watch ana
chaln In the course OF the struggle Muller made
surlc1ent noise 10 call tho attention Oh oHacer
rested two men. both Of the prisoners were
recognized by Muller as the men who mad attacked
and robbed HIM. One Of the prisoners MAS Thomas
Real, the brother OF the murderer Real, ana the
OF the most lawess Inhabitants OF the Harlem dis.
trict. Both men were taken before Justice Kelly, az
the YOrkville Police Court when Muller identlned
them aud made complaint againat them. Tue evl-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26
Board of As,istnnt Aldermen.

Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
The Board met yesterday afternoon. the President,
Mr.. Monaghan, presiding
After the reception OF o few unmportant papers
the general order" calendar was reached.
FOURTH POLICE PRECINCT.
The Comptroller was directed to purchase the pre-
misses adjoining the Fourth Police precinct station
house being No. IL Oak street, In order to afford ad-
diOnal accommodations for the police force OF That
precinct provided the expense does not exceed tho
sum OF $4,000
AVENUES AND STREETS TO BE PAVED WITH PATENT
WOODEN PAYMENTS
The CrOtOn Aqueduct Department was directed to
advertise for bid ana contract for paving Fifteenth
wooden pavement known as the Stow foundation
pavement, provided the expense does not exceed
five dollars per square yard.
A resolution was adopted TO pave Eleventh street
from University place to Sixth avenue and Howard
street from Broadway 70 Mercer street with Seeeys
improved patent concrete pavement, under the drec
ton OF the Oroton Aqueduct Department.
The Board cOncurred with the Aldermen in adopt
ing resolutions to pave Fourth and Fifth streets
from the Bowery to Mangm street with Robbins
preserved wooden pavement, Notwithstanding the
Mayors vote.
The CrotOn Aqueduct Department was directed to
have sixteenth street, from First avenue to avenue
paved with Belgian pavement. resolution was
adopted directing that Forty-second street from
Madison TO Lexington avenue be paved with Ncol-
son pavement.
The Comptroller was directed to make donations
to the following churches;-
Presby terrain church, Houston street. $3.50 %
Lexington avenue Methodist church 129 SO
A resolution was adopted directing the Street
Commissioner to have the large room In the Jefferson
Market building thoroughly repaired ana reftted
On motion the Board adjourned.
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Interesting suit On a Life Policy.
SUPERIOR CQuaT-TalAl TEaM-pART H.
The Statute of Frauds-Important to Ner-
chants.
I,,.1v

The statute of Frauds-Important to NIer-
chants.
Before Judge Mcneil.
C. W. Hd,stirss 81 al u.s. Ab,ser Baker Ell dl.-This
action was brought to recover the sum OF 81, 987
being the price Of ten casks Of Turkish prunes at
145sc. pound, sold by the plaintis the defend
ant In August, 1858. This sale was made through q
broker, who signed the contract on behalf Of the
defendants and delivered 1t to the plaintiffs, receiv
Ing from them at the same time the warehouse order
for the prunes, which he delivered to the defend
ants.
The defence was, that the contract for the goods
being for more than fifty dollars void under the
statute OF frauds, ''not being subscribed by the
party to be charged thereby" And also,
that there had been no acceptance OF the
prunes by the defendants. After the plaintiff
had closed his case the counsel for the defendants
moved to dismiss the complaint on both OF the
above grounds. The Court decided that the signing
OF the contract by the broker, who was acting as
the agent OF the defendants, was sufficient to bind
his principal. and also that the delivery and accept
OF the warehouse order Suffcient to trans.
fer the order and place The goods within the power
and under the exclusive dominion or .he defendants.
The jury, under tho direction OF the Court, rem
dered verdict in favor OF the plantfs for 81 12s,
being the whole amount claimed, with interest, to
which the Court ADDED I'm allowance Of i've per cent
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COURT CAlfHDARS-THiS DAY.

harpast ten a. M.-Nos. liI5, 20il 1887 1885, 1901,
1645 1885, 2o25 2027 2029 203l, 2O33 2035 2O37 2O4
2o43, 2045, 2047. 2049 2o5l. Part 2-Belore Judge
Ingraham. Court opens at nalf-past ten A. Mos
s92 $40, l4oo, 1914, l4s6. asa, $50. l12o, l4 14ss
1910. 1915, 1924 1866 1870 1872 1880, 1les 49s 5e4
Barnard. Court opens at half.past ten A. Mos.
257, 290, l29, 402, 453 20s, 1872 293, l20.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERS.-Held by Judge Car
dozo. Call OF calendar eleven A. M-Nos. 102 loo,
III, 100, 237, 243, 1852, 300 277, 300
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1.-BefOre
Judge Barbour. Court opens at eleven A. M.-Nos.
Il69 l103 1857 $751; 1903 1905 1901 1213 1915 1917,
1919 1921, 1928, 1926, 1927. Part 2-AdJourned for
the term.
MARINE C0URT-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1.-Bei0re
Judge Gross. Call OF calendar at ten A. Mos.
3s97 3917 4029 1882 1884 3937 4075 4078 4O77 4OS2
4Os5 40s6 4Oss, 1850. Part 2-Before Judge Our.
tbs. Call OF calendar at ten A. M.-Nos. 4056,
404s 4O6s 4053 4o7 4O96 40s7, 4os9 AGO. 4l03 4l04
41O5 4l06, 4107, 4l13.
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POLICE iNTELLIGEN gE.

TIE BURGLARY IN BEEKMAN STREET.--ADraham
Granthal better known as "The General" particu-
lars OF whose apprehension for burglary in Beck
man street appeared IN the HERALD yesterday was
brought before Judge Hogan yesterday Part Of the
stolen property from Batlmore) was produced. ana
the evidence OF the finding OF the property taken.
only evidence sufficient for remand was given.
and the further examination was adjourned to FRI
day week. The prisoner was liberated on bail.
THEREBY HANGS TALE.-The young man named
Nelson J. Bradley who was charged with rObbing
Mrs. Matte s. Knight, of No. Al First avenue, Of
gold watch and chain. was brought before Judge
on the evidence OF Mrs. Knight and detective
Tully was remanded 10 the TomDs until this morn
ing, when further hearing OF the case VIII be gone
into. Mr.. c. spencer appeared for Mrs. Knight and
Mr.. w. +. Howe for the defendant. II the statement
of the counsel may be relied upon the examination
or the lady Will elicit startling narrative illustra-
tive OF misplaced confidence
STEALING AT A FIRE.-Two men, named George
Montague and John Flaherty, were yesterday ar
raigned before Alderman McQuade, at the Yorkvfie
Police Court, charged with stealing two horses
belonging to the Dodd Express Company. Oficer
Brophy, OF the Thirty-secOnd precinct found the
men leading two horses on the K1ngsbridge road.
near 1S0th street. The horses were afterwards
identified as belonging to the Dodd Express Com
the fire on Sunday night, The evidence was con-
elusive that the Alderman held both men for trial in
de fault OF bail.
BURGLARY IN COLUMBIA STREET, Joseph strehl
peared before Justice Shandley at Essex Market
Police Court and charged a young man named
James Fitzpatrick with having burglarousy entered
the above named premises, and with having stolen
therefrOm six bags OF rags valued mt 500. Oficer
Little, or the seventeenth precinct stated that he
arrested the prisoner and found In his possession the
rags, which were identified BY Mr.. strehl, and a
woman living In the house stated that the prisoner
woke her up about daylight on Sunday morning.,
and asked to be allowed to leave some bags in her
ROOM Justice Shandley held the prisoner In default
OF 81, 900 ball.
BURGLARY ON BRoADwAY.-Yester afternoon
detectives Corkey ana Reilly, OF the Fifteenth pre-
clnct, arraigned three young men before Justice
Dodge, at Jefferson Market, upon complaint OF
Ingersoll Dummy. 695 Broadway, charged with
cutting o corner from one Of their side front win
and stealing quantity OF gentlemen's furnishing
goods valued at $500. clerk In a cigar store
adjoining fully identified two OF the prisoners he
h wing seen them operating on the window the night
or the burglary with some black instrument. They
we're remanded to the station house until this morn
Ing. when they will again be arraigned.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COuaT

Charge Of Embezzlement-Non-App of
the Acrused-The Bail Forfeited.
Before Judge Benedict.
The United States 0s Nelson b. M0ych.--The de-
PENDANT clerk in the Post ONCE was indicted for
embezzlng letters. The accused did not appear.
Assistant District ATTORNEY jackson moved the
bail be forfeited the bondsman James b. Taylor
having died. The motion was granted.
The Alleged Bounty Frauds.
The United States Us. Mary Magrath.-In this
case, in which the defendant was charged with
frauduently obtaining pension money since her
marriage, Assistant District Attorney Jackson intl-
mated to the Court that since her imprisonment In
Ludlow Street JAN she had become insane.
Judge Benedict referred the matter to the District
Attorney to act upon and make the necessary motion
before the Court
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged Violation OF the Revenue Laws.
Rafora Commissioners ShinIds

Alleged Violation OF the Revenue Laws.
Before Commissioner Shields
The United States Us. John Lynch and Matthew
Lvncn.-In this Deputy Collector Pufrer testified
that the 23d inst. the defendants guam.
tty Of distilled Spirits to wit, five barrels which
tlery warehouse provided by law, In violation Of
section thrty-six OF the act imposing taxes on dis
titled spirits. The defendants were held under bail
in the sum Of $1,000 each TO await examination.
Arrest of n Lawyer for N0n-Paymcnt Of Tax.
The United States Us. John NJ. Letts.-The defend
ant was charged with carrying on the business of a
lawyer and broker at No. 81 William street without
Held under $500 bail to await examination.
Lottery Case.
The United States Us. Le,ois Ltndhdu.-The de-
fendanrs brother, John Lindhal, was tried In the
United states Circuit Court Friday. charged with
carrying on the business OF lottery dealer without
paying the special tax He acquitted his brother,
Lewis Lindnall, having testified that tine accused
was merely CLERK employed IN the establishment,
receiving twelve and half per cent on the sales,
and that he Lewis LindhalD was the real proprietor
lie was accordingly arrested and taken before Com.
missioner Shields VINO heid hlm To bail In the sum
oil $500 to await examination.
Charge Of Smuggling.
The United States rs. Albert s. Rosenbaun.-Tne
defendant who carried the business OF a tobacco
dealer, at No. 1872 Water street. was charged with
smuggling cigars The anidavit OF Thomas r. Tooe
set forth that during period from 1st september,
1885, to January, 1862 at sundry times, in this city,
the defendant did frauduently and know
ingy import and bring INTO the United States,
and assist In so doing merchandise contrary to law,
and did receive, conceal and buy, and In some man
ner facilitate the transportation, conceaiment and
sale OF sucn goods, to Wit, 10000 cigars, OF the
value OF $1,000 after their transportation, knowing
the same TO nave been imported contrary TO law.
Charge were also preferred against w. 7. Sharkey,
keeper Of cigar stand at the Metropolitan
Hotel, for smuggling at various times between the
LIST OF July, 1857, and LIST OF January 1869, about
5000 cigars; against Schroeder a Bow tobacco and
cigar dealers At 1872 Water street, smuggling at var
Gus times between September l, 1868, and January
l. 1859, all aggregate OF 900 cigars, aud against
Benjamin 7. Knover OF NO. 1O7 Reade street, SNUG
Cling az various times between the goth OF July,
1866, ana July 1885, 6.0oo cigars OF the value OF
$500.
The defendants were each held IN $500 bail to
| await examination on Monday next.
| COnntcrfetsinG Tobacco Stamps.
| Before Commissioner Osborne.
| The United States Us. Y0neu WJ-tght.-The deten-
dent was arrested on charge OF having In his pos
session counterfeit tobacco stamps suficient to afx
10 $4,000 pounds OF tobacco OF the value OF $4,000
Alter examination the defendent was held IN s. 500
oail TO await the action OF the Grand Jury