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national authority OF universal suffrage
in all the States, and the admission OF
t1e negro TO civil, political, official and
-ocial equality in every part OF the
United StatasD
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ALBERT PIX kOBEhI v. JUaNso
Pike N > OhnSOn,
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. C.

VNHIS FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT WASH
ington, (Office, 2I7 4 Street), viii attend 70
All cases that may be entrusted TO them, IN the
supreme Court OF the United states, and Court
OF Claims and also 10 the recovery OF claims
against the Government or 1nclVlduals, and
10 business before Congress and il the Depart
mentS
The senior member has been a practising
lawyer for thiTty-tWo years, and is a member
Of the bars OF tie Supreme Courts OF ArEan-
sas Louisiana and the United states. The
Junior. bred a lawyer, was long q Represen tsl-
tive and Senator in the Congress OF the United
States and familiar with The modes OF trans
acting business in the Departments.
I've senior, retaining his residence al Mem
phiE, viii also, as one OF the nrm Of PIKE,
ADAMS & PIKE, attend 10 cases in the Su-
prems Courts OF Arkansas and Tennessee, and
In the United States Courts and Chancelg
Court at Memphis. uOv-e n
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PIKE, ApAMS & PIKE,
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A TTEND 20 cases IN the different Courts sit
~ ting at Mem phls, and IN the river counties
Of Arkansas
EB- The Senior partner viii hereafter espe-
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Tennessee, and ia the supreme Court snd
ingtou, being OF the nrm Of PIKE q JOHN
son, OF that city.
ONCE In the MADAM VINCENT BLOCk,
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hTYLEs ZOE THE HAIR.

The hair is prettily dressed in irregular
ouTls behind, turned back over q high
frzette from the forehead, where it
slightly waves, and tied by satin bow
two inches wide, with ends four inches
long. Another style has the hair done
up IN grest bow, high behind, with
GuTls falling each side from the loop in
the center. a wreath Of ivy falls at the
slde.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
EInNApPING A CHILD


On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Eliza Kehoe, n
widow residing at No 129 Washngton-st, informed
by ghbor Mrs. Mary Ann Crowley, that her infant
son had been stolen from the apartment Of the former by
intoxicated woman, who had carried him of Nearly
frantic at the intelligence Mrs Kehoe hurried home and
then the intelligence confirmed by her little daughter
Margaret The girl said that the woman had entered the
apartment, and without word OF explanation had car
ried off the child. The visited the Llberty-st
Police Station and informed the sergeant in charge Of
the occurrence and several parOmen started in search
~ the kidnapper, The patrOlmen on post were also
directed TO look ont for the woman. In the meantime
the mother of the child ana several Of the neighbOrs
started search through the streets OF the First
Ward. Finally, after nearly two hours OF anxious
search, the women found the thief in Washing
child stolen from the apartment OF Mrs. KehOc. but an
other boy Of about the age, whom she claimed as
her own PatrOman German was called, and the woman
given INTO custody. The child OF Mrs. Kehoe was re-
as her own although 10 bore resemblance 10 her She
was taken 20 the IiberyS Police station and locked up
She gave the name OF Margaret Barry said she was q
native OF Ireland aged 80 years, and lived at NO ~
taken before Justice Dowlng and, In response 10 the
questions OF the magistrate stated that she had found the
cAd in the street, and intended to care for It, The
magistrate declared his belief that she had stolen IT, ana
She vehemently denied il. The mother OF the child
denied that il IN the street when taken by the
and her daughter COrTODOTatCu hcr statement
The Magistrate then questioned he accused rcauNe 10
the other child. This she stOuy declared was her own
in spite of the Magistrate assertion that lac believed she
living on the complaint of Mrs kchOe, the accused
was committed to the TOmbs, To await trial on the
charge Of kidnapping The chNd she clame as hets Was
sent to the Of the Commissioners OF Charities and
Correction The is singular one, the Onense with
which the woman is charged being almost unknown IN
this CITY, IL cOnjeCtured that the accused ad intended
the children as means Of eXtottng aims from the
charitable possibly she proposed to keep 1t TIL re
rs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

a cool weather a hAht Vh VI
f,toek the markets hrm Nth 'is Al'a1ce IN
m There 0N cattle received OHeHuueltu
OF and TO-DAY many Of which sold on le Jay o.
- an active demand and strong feeling a. about S IA's
% Idlc q n better than week ago. NeJ ie" S VIZ v&ss &
M & verr EXTRA brought l6!c, with prime AZ Iu anu
ea d A. l5al5e Some thin Missouri steers were SOFA I'
20 ok,Sr. f-,Nag roug, and long beoIs e
ns Of the dealers hundreds OF miles on M utIt way y
isn WI no, warrant stawbees are perfect ghI III sne
OF lie weather come hot and meats VII largely give
% 20 s and vegetables Some Of the sales Al tue HA0Aa
ysrs are the oloNiug - - - ., . ION .,,b ,rd lo2 n, II
UeaIr sold 81 Illinois steers % CIV" a' WV ' NV " " y"
,ut Al stIAdla1c 49, - q, .,r, Nil, .stti. st
81 Illinois steers coarse, u eNI. b i9G
III a. rufv, had Illinois cat SOFA ~ ls1s3c
~ Wheeler sod = cwt Illinois cattle at l93 Gloc
od 80 tue strong ~ cNI lhAoA steers ~
,e .xsrsge ard ll2 of7l cwt az ti0l'4c . 80,
Io ~ sold % choice @ cw Illinois, iat cattle, at l3dlblc
.rJ n common steers "A ewt, Al Zoe. . 80, a..
Burchr had 20 common. q eUt Illinois deersOd AZ
tIdi5e and pretty fair cattle at lodluc m
Nur,,v Eastman Of " lar 10 B0Ol ~ cWI los
,teeTS which they sold - li ai6c - . -, 80, -.
p p Cary had 70 Illinois Isiee 7ig] ewt, fair cattle sod ~
i5al6e. .. ,,,r , .---..,,7,e. .. - ..,
Vlery ff Flynn 90 t bat soms~hAi clumsy q car I'M
uols cattle at lildlCc -, -.,,. esa .-,
I0isc 10 Tor Coon, Keutncky steers o bt c" anu 'l ~
GIsr ao fr j. AuhA 81 decent itv Missouri steers oi % oNI
Vt and CnIyer ran m a ewt lDo' steers at l54e
Tie btst 10 calves ugein and esp'I4 ,l ' l hS
feeder were sod bY D. Dayton iOT lJS yer ID IAeT were i'O "
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
INOTESTB.

Coroner keenan, was yesterday requested to
hold an ,ouegt over the body Of Daniel Gordon laborer
Who Yesterday morning fell through the hachway OF the
napufactory OF Messrs Fielding Bros at NOS 2G ana 2
ioef nrst-st from the third floor 10 the basencht
80 r,cCy5d a fracture OF the skull and other injuries
frnTn which he died in a few moments Gordon wac
ava of Ireland aged about IS years. ana leaves Wlle
d 1,ee clIGren. -. Coroner Flynn yesterday heid an
inonest over the body Of male child aged ABOUT Two
49, found I'M the vault Of No. l25 LeOnaIdst Also
r tbe body Of male cild found IN the East RIVER on
Pier Eo o. Also over the body OF Sarah Zmmer, aged
On vears WHO died suddenly at No. 22J Secondt rear
Soyo1er Rollins held an inquest at the AlmshOlse on
HIacIWels Island over tho body OF VIM Hass VINO ded
ndderv iu that institutions Elizabeth (luin cOOred
Tyoman died suddenly yesterday at No Az NoOslerht
Coroner keenan, viii hold an inquest
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10

President wm. H. Richards; Directors, Allan Campbell
r. p Getty, C. A. Rapao, A. r. Baylis Alexander bar
ret Joseph T. SkidmOre James II. Benedict, r. u bcho-
dict, Lewis Roberts. Francis Robinson, Charles Ager'
Samuel Bonnell, jr. At subsequent meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, T. c. Benedict elected vice
President and j. Richards Secretary.
The following the earnings OF the Milwaukee ana
st. Paul Railroad for the fourth week IN May:
le69....s23i 900 72 Increase. s75679
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for the
month Of May
ls69... s4O366 l9Cs.... 800 235 Tnereas.. s3I,hl
The Chicago Republican Of Monday says:
The local money market has been moderately active
the inquiry for loans having been very fa but lnasmch
as great deal Of capital has accumulated at TINS center
nearly all classes OF borrowers have been enabled 10 ne
gOtae loans quite readily when their request was backed
by satisfactory collateral The demand. however, Is
adequate to the supply and the market is working very
and evenly and in many Instances bankers would
gladly increase their discount line did they have
per annum, but incline to the belief that the loans
could be negotiated at lower rate on unexcepOnal
collateral.
The Cincinnati Gazette OF Tuesday says:
The money market is working little easier IN regard
TO the supply Of currency but the demand for money
active and rates fully sustained at 9dlO per cent IN
BANK and l0dl2 per cent In tie open arket DepOslls
maturing paper is large enough to afford good margin
over the current discounts
The mercantile demand for exchange IS more actlYe,
and the market is hrmer Dealers take 1t on depOst0rs
at 10a5Oc discount and generally free buyers OF
round the latter figure. The selling rate s uni
formly par aud dealers at the close rather nder
ent about selling even at this price The current recepls
are not large and scarcely equal TO the demand.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
HRIhIINAI.

At The jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day Michael Collins was brought before Jushee DOuee'
charged with persOlating officer and trying 10 arrest
Thomas CarOlau, whom he was beating with cID.
When real officer interfered and endeaVored 70 take
him into custody, he struck him Violent dow Oh Ie
head and made desperate resistance Held 70 pan III
The sum OF 500. Eliza lynch, servant IN inc employ
Of Ann Bence, living in No1sterst, was charged WIN
the larceny OF lace shawl valued at go The sAaWl was
found IN her possession but she pleaded not guilty ana
committed u answer iE default OF 900 ball DaueI
Miller admitted 70 bail 10 answer charge OF cruelty
70 animals.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday,
Grand Jury impauneled. with Mr John II. James
foreman, and the Petit Jury also obtained after
which Recorder Hackett the presiding Judge delivered
ms charge 70 the Grand Jury IN which he recommended
the adoption o some mode whereby citizens summoned rs
Jurors should be compelled TO respond commented upon
she insufficient accommodations Tor prisoners I'm City
Prison, and suggested that II the people OF this state
would escape the criticisms TO which people OF Della
subject from the existence Of the pillOry and
whppngpOs there haste Will be made 20 erect City
Prison OF ample dimensions for tho increasing number of
criminals On application Of counsel for "Reddy the
blacksmith" this trial fOr robbery postponed until
IL to-day. Mary Reed, for robbery, sentenced
20 State Prison for four years, and Elizabeth Ann Mum
Day (cOored Got two years ia the same institution for an
attempt At grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court, Chambers, by Ingraham, j.
Merchants National Bank OF ST. Louis aGi Carter et az
Landre ct al agt Black; NOrthrop act Hawke et al
Barues agt BOardmau; Bancard agt winter; III re
Hawthorne &C. Rowan CT H. agt Sheldon et al BIoCA
way et al AIT. Herwig; Henry agt. Domhgo eI az,
Brown aRt Gilchrist; Hunt ct al agt McEIcy lylef
AT Ford ct al; M0ultUe agt. Virginia Fire ana Marine
Insurance Company McKenan agt. wilson et i Saueh
et aI ar Huse e al; Brown agt TremOre; Okecie agt
Gallagher-NIotions granted. ULler agt Hudson; An
derson ap HOyt; Brdsa agt Davis OF ali ludlOW et a.
ACT JudsOn-Alolions denied, Burke Rgt Islam et al
Allowance OF $500 granted ,,.,,-, ,-.,.
Rv Cardozo J-Snn Printing and Publishing Associa-
to, agf Hrrhert-M1tOn denied with costs AQler aSt
Doherty-PrOposed case and amendments settled ~ re
Francis NJ Hybv.-Prayer Of petitioner granted. Inc
Ftns National Bank. &C. agt. Fourth National Bak OF
Hartford-Order granted. Isaac Ct al at HATS 70
the receiversip and liJuncuoh tue mOI4OH " ''o''
By Clerke, J.-Carpenter agt Whitbeck-Ihe order OK
e5th May To stand the other 70 be revoked OOuaeIu
OF al agt Benedict ct al.-Order settled -. ,
BY Sutherland, J.-In re Edward ScheL-Hep1It ol
referee as pOdfed confirmed Clafin 90 al agt Chl,-
tal-The amendment asked for must DE again oeAed
without costs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
TIE HAIR OPERATOR AGAIY.

Yesterdays TRIBUNE contained an expose OF
the ,aod opand Of Gustavus Du Quesne alias Bonner,
who has for some time been operating blonde hair,
swlndng all who were foolish enough to trust him.
Yeserd iy another complaint Od ;ed against him by
Mary sCey OF No. 795 Broadway whom he mad swlnded
ont II blonde hair, valued at $40. His game on this
occasion differed slightly from that previously detailed
aud Will serve as fair evidence OF the fertility OF ms
genius for fraud Saturday, he called at Mrs Scey 8
store and represented himself dealer I'm hair doing
an immense business in Paris, where he fat he sup
ulied some Of the most fashionable ladies with
tresses OF any desired shade. He said that
lc was STAYING iu this city for "a short time
and that lie had large amount u loose blonde lair OF
very fine quality, imported 10y himself, winch ne womb
Ike TO exchange for brads. The proprictrcss believing
his representation, let him have loae braid q blonde
hair worth $40. boy 20 go with hin 10 The Bran
dreth House whence tIs Partisan hair importer was
TO send back quantity Of loose hair equivalent.
or course lc conriycd Td himself Of the messenger
and equally Of he did not present himself 10 settle
for hair. He Will be held for trial ON hoh charges
II Ia likely that others viii also appear against him. %
ia gunuosed that ne has been Carrying the confidence
game" for some time.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
THE COURTS.
THE Jury SYSTEM.

Sunerior Court-Trial Term-PaTt I.-Fithian,
ee Part Of the jurors were, rs reported, hfoughJ
ore Judge Fthian, Tuesday TO purge themselves from
portcmpt i'm not appearing, aud few more appeared
NJ morning The Judge heard the excuses or those WHO
cd themselves, and then told thcm tlat ne under
food from them that they had been excused by the
nissiOner OF Jurors practice hau he was informed
Lawn M that even after summons, the commissioner OF
Jurors good cause shown Wo9G exempt persons Il
Ecnrt no oppo tunity OF Judging what the probaDmlcs
81 obtaining jury were, Lhe Cohm,s.o,er @ , 19 t3a
E list and lac perhaps. had power, after fine had been
En11osed by the Court 70 remit II for good cause
iyyn But he had 10 power, after summons issued and
served to interfere with the panel TIL The Court had
octol In This case, however as the parties had ieheu
on inc custom he should not infct fine, or hold the
Ssres to duty bat would give notice 10 all that II sum
T1oucd they must attend before the Court lie recon-
,nenJed the gentlemen then to have their names re-
nord from the list One OF them stated that TWO weeks
L. fe fgd gore TO the Commissioner of Jurors and pre-
sentcd s excuseful military servlcean1 he had sup
soed thar was enough. The Court recommended nm 70
aDuly again.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
DEATH OF +. W. DODGE, ESQ.

Superior Court Special Term, before the Hon.
Joha H. McCmn, JustCe-At the opening OF the Court
Shas g. Spencer esq. arose ana sad; May u please your
Honor another enbcr Of profession has gone before
90 that country from whose bourne 10 traveller returns
Twelve years ago our brother T. w. Dodge, lett hls
Oneida home and came here 10 reap that greater harvest
- which hls eminent ability well entitled him. Untl
within few weeks he remained Wilh Us, ana Oi us He
cesiu lawyer Recently feeling that health ana strength
were L,ug he went BACK ~ MS country nome 10 NC
aId there in tins beautiful June time, among the trees
sd flowers he loved well, he has passed from earth
gentleman. move that, as n mark Of respect 70 his
memory, this Court DO nOw adjourn Justice McCuHh
thfTerpOn ordered that the motion be entered upon the
minutes Of the Court, and after few impressive re-
marks, ordered tic Court adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
THE EXCISE BOARD.

The Board met yesterday afternoon at l p.
H. In this city applications for licenses we're reported
favoraby upon, 90 in Brooklyn, ana IA KcAmond Oouh
tv MI Manerre reported that blanks had been pre-
pgred 10 classify the various liquor establishments III lh
cty and that as this was done the money Ead
erira by about 1000 persons would be returned lhl5
labor OF classification would require a cOhslueIage
amount OF additional labor and no therefore moved INC
for O days Tho motion adopted. Instructions were
asked by ir MaucITe in relation 10 the $3l55 ordered
Iy tic Legislature to be paid 10 me
I1ebriate Asylum at Bingnamton Counsel TO the
Roard stated that former Legislature had ordered TINS
money 90 be paid but In Wow Of all the circumstances
of the case he thought II best to test the matter III ine
coirts and on motion OF Mr. Maucrre, 10 was declded
NOT 10 nav the money until further order OF the B1arG
The licences Of Michael J. Kelly, james SIP ana AdoPh
Wan vcc revoked The sult against Michael felly was
nostpoucd aul that Of Davies Winters dismissed;
Goyetcp additional ordered 10 DC prosecuted
and fuC Board adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
THE STATE OF TRADE. l'.I

Ioypoy June e At 92 for money and 92l for
the sccon United States PveEeny bonds O Ene kSy shares
8i; Illinois Ceutrsls, o. -. ,,,,,,-- y,
lands IIl Mddug Orleans I'D The shipments OF cotton RON
Bombay the 9Th inst since the last report aecor1ng 20 s
egraml eco bales. Bresdsuhs opened quiet
LoNDOs June 9-Lnseed OIL, 93lilOs. = tan: NJ, Or,
LONDON June 81 m.Uuted States FlYcIWehy Donus 2
Stocka steady; Illinois Central, 94I MI " -
LIVERPOOL June 81 mCon 279 e quarter new h1Tu %
rn Cheese 9 for the best grades Of American me- LAI az
y
HAvRE June 9.-Cotton opened quiet and steady. Ia,
June 94:B mConsols closed al W; o money a
for FiyclTWeny bonds 6Vi
way shaes8i illinois Centra 9l Atlantic and Great Western %
FRANKFoRT June 9Unted States Twenty Bonds are Aner
but not quotaby higher. ...,r -
LrvERPooL Junee4;9O mCOtton closed qGiet MdpE UP'
lands llsd Mdng Orleans I'D sales Of the day lOOO bales
LoNDos g-sugsr is easier st 289d29 est for No. IL
Dutch Standard sGoat TuTpeuine 23I9 " cwt
ANTWERP June a-PetrOeum, 40 francs for Standard White
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
TIE BROOKLYN DIME SAVINGS BANK ROBBERY

TIE BROOKLYN DIME SAVINGS BANK ROBBERY
James Grifen, who was arrested on Saturday
last on suspicion Of having robbed the Dime Savings
Bank Of Brooklyn about the sth Of November last OF
OF certificates OF stock legally issued and other
securities OF the value OF $500 upward, the prOperty
Of George S. Puler again brought before Justice
Walsh yesterday afternoon for examination The accused
on TINS occasion was represented by counsel.
John Dunn detective, attached 10 the Sixth Police
Precinct, NcWNOrk was recalled and crOssexamIued by
counsel Tor defendant Witness testified that he resided
at No l22 LIurensst, NewYOr; knew John Murray but
did not know whether he had house in Amty-st not;
was acquainted with Daniel Noble, but did speak to
him on tho evening Of the Of defendant doth Of
November, 1866 arrested defendant about O'Clock at
the corner Of Mercer and Amityts he tried to avoid
me- he in the act OF crossing from east OF
had under his arm and il he on the hoist" defend
ant did not say that had HIM the bunde
said so at the Station-HOusc the certificates were
wrapped In newspaper; had conversation with any
IN relation 10 his arrest before witness took him into
custOdy the only thing that induced witness to arrest de-
feudant was his movements aud this bundle.
George s. Pufer, sworn, tesded-l live at No. 100 Liv
ingsOn-st in November 1868, had papers belonging to
the estate Of John A. Cross deceased which kept in
two tin boxes in the safe Of the Dime Savings Bank
called upon by the Police of NewYork to identify
bundle Of papers in their possession which belonged
then went to the Savings Bank and missed OF
the boxes the papers III Court the papers that
were in the NeW-NOIk Police Court they are mine.
Cross Cxamined-The last time the box about
two DAYS before the officers called upon me defendant
was arrested in NewYOrs and put his trial time
last Winter; there was some informay in the lndict
ment, and he got clear.
This concluded the evidence, and the defendant was
committed in full to await the action OF the Grand jury
In answer the usual questions he stated that his
was James Griffin SO years old born in Ireland resided
in Massachusetts, and was a gambler by occupation.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
SLIT TO SET ASIDE A Will.

Fre5crjcE Z. Scbeftler. de-, agt. Il. s. Smith,
se and Olhcrs-Supreme Court, General Term.-Cerke
v Cardozo and Barnard, J. john ~ Smith in max
a. 6is will seems 10 have had some strong reason to eN
sie his sons wife and his daughter COrnelas intended
bnSbapd the present plaintiff, and even the children OF
tose marriages from all participation in his estate he
left their shares IN trust the income 10 ne au
~ them life whenever those persons were not awe
~ ofreT tber death TO any other wife or husband and
me fee TO their children by any other wife or husband
cornelia married. nevertheless, Frekerlck schetIer
and then sought TO set aside the will the ground tha
If made a limitation to the lives OF TWO persOhs'
one not designated and therefore, not heSeS
riV in heinr Claiming that this was such part OF the
framing OF the VIII that II gone the whole Will must go
The Court below decided against the plalntI ana se
anne9led Pending the appeal she died. and her hus-
band now proseCutes the appeal. The argument OI o
respondents that the will, II techncay %long t ti
Do,u and evident intention, which Is not beyohu th
law; and that be interpreted aceoiang 10 snSh
legal Intention the Court must interpret IL ana TINS
Interpretation gives the plaintiff no rights The Court
reserved Is decision.