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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
INQUEsTs.

Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest
at No Edrdge-st over the body OF John Burke aged
% years who Sunday committed 70 the TOmbs on
a charge OF iutoXlcaton, and died yesterday morning
-. Coroner Keenan, held inquest yesterday at No IL
Vandamst, the body of George selec age 81 who
cut his throat several days In clubhouse attached
his premises He had shown evidences OF insanity Tor
some time. and verdict IN accordance was rendered.
Coroner Flynn requested yesterday. To hold an
inquest at Bellevue Hospital over the BODY OF Matthew
Horoyd, "a native OF England, aged "a years. who died
from the effect injuries received few days by
being by No u OF the Nnthaye line, az the
corner Of DesbrOsses aud Grecnwcsts Coroner ROl
Inns will hold an inquest at No 257 MOttst. over the
body of Margaret Kelley whose death was caused by an
accidental fall down stars on Sunday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
SHIPS AND sfIIP.RV-ILDING.

TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: l had intended to appear before the
Congressional Investigating Committee sitting in New
York, and giving my opinion TO why shipping In
depressed but sudden and sickness
prevented me from doing So l differ materially from
many of the distinguished gentlemen who have spoken
The reason is they are almost believers
in Free Trade aud members probably Of the Democratic
party. while 1 the opposite On this account they
could expected TO the real reason but natu
rally turned TO their preudces to answer the question at
issue Permit to indicate some Of the reasons why
our mercantile marine is not what we might wish It to
10 In the first place the change from sail to steam
pelhng power has worked and is working. great
lution; secondly the extrayagant management OF
VESSELS compared with that of other DatiOns thirdly, the
many heavy exactiOns upon vessels in the way OF
port charges pOtages legal and Others Illegal but
which It is impossible 10 avoid meeting OH presentation;
fOurthly the decentralization which has crept into the
management and the corrupt practices OF masters lac
and suppeTs filthy, the fact that during the long
regime Of free trade the importing interests OF the coun
try passed, 10 far greater extent than generally be-
lcved, into the hands OF the agents OF foreign
houses, who of course patrOnize foreign
sells in preference TO American bottoms. How
would you improve the matterl perhaps you ask.
Permit say that / would first have Congress de-
clare that all local dues and charges of all and any Kind
OF Office 70 make any such demand Il believe this
already the but the opposite is the practice
ondy would have Congress regulate all the matters OF
port charges, IN fact everything relative 10 vessels,
that equality might exist IN the amount aud num-
Der In every American port; thirdly, would have
Board OF Admiralty appointed, who should examine and
register our American masters ana mates ana VINO
should have authOTtydO deprive Of tie right 10 COM
mand, proof of misconduct Other nations do these
tiugs-why may not wei As 10 eOnroulng me import
ing interest that is matter which must depend upon
they may be sure the foreigners 10 whom nave referred
undoubtedly WILL In these suggestions, hurredly made,
but the result of much thought and observation may
be wrong, but do not think GEORGE SPARROW.
Aetr- ORR, Oct. 10, 1909
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
IMPORTANT TO REAL ESTATE LAWYERS

Gaskin agt Meek.-Supreme Court-Speciai
Term-Before Mr.. Justice Cardozo.-This was motion
to compel purchaser under the foreclosure sale IN TINS
action TO take title TO certain property In the city OF new
York An act passed last Winter under the ttle OF
ACT 10 egnIae the Of the Sheriff. &c. the nrs
OF which provided that all sales OF real estate Ia
the CITY and County Of New York IN Judicial proceedings
except partition cases should be made by the Sheriff IN
the decree IN this made last summer Judge barnard
struck ont the name Of the Sheriff and Inserted the name
OF James H. Coleman Referee to sell The purchaser
refused to take the title, and this motion was made 70
cope bIm 10 complete Judge CardOZO decides that the
act was unconstititional being local act containing
more than one subject The purchaser therefore com
need In take the lo unless the General Term, to which
he has appealed reverses tho decision john H. HUI Tor
motion VIM Henry Arnoux, for purchaser, opposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
THE RIVAL BAKING POWDERS.

In the U. s. Circuit Court, in equity, before
Judge Batchford. yesterday the case of the Rumford
Chemical Works agt John f. Lauer came on for cOntn
ued argument In a new phase. Some time sinco this
suit In which plaintiff who claims TO have the eXclu
right aud dispose of Prof Horsfords chemical
process for raising bread &C. and who alleged that de-
PENDANT had nfuged their rights Was decided In favor
OF the defendant Subsequent TO this decision Clarence
A. Seward esq, OF counsel for plaintiff. obtained an
order from Judge Batchford requiring the defendant 10
show cause why the should not be reargued. on
the ground that there was. inadvertently, msappre
hensou the part OF plaintiff as 10 the real defense
made. After full argument by Messrs Whiting ana
Seward for plaintiff and Mr Keller for the defendant
the Court took the papers. reserviLR It's decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
TIE TROPHY TOMATO.

We have been favored with basketball of
this remarkable fruit and free to say that it is
beyond all comparison, the finest tomato have ever
Unlike most Of the tomatoes in cultivation at
the present time, 1t is not chance variety Most II not
all, Of these the result OF single years spurt,
brought by selection TO less fixed type but
none Of them are very much better than the common
sorts. We have, ourselves planted half dozen of the
popular kinds under the circumstances and have
failed to any important differences between them,
either in earliness feshiness snoOhness, flavor.
The Trophy is the result OF toeyree years careful
breeding and selection and its production the hobby
Of an enthusiastic amateur hOrticulturist He com.
menced with the attempt to put the wellfavored and
meaty, odfasbOned tomato (Which was go wrinked as
look like number Of tomatoes stem, and which
il was impossible to peel without breaking 10 into many
parts smooth skin OF the EARLY Smooth Red"
which, although beautiful to look at had neither sOdy
nor flavor to recommend It, Tho crossing carried
OF the shOrthOn used in producing those immense masses
of beef and instance of probably the most careful
and skful crossing that has ever been known In the
production OF an improved vegetable -,.-.
and best fruit has been saved for seed 40 that we have
combined virtues of the parents have been intensified by
long habit while the size earneSs, and good form OF
the product have been constantly improved by a
selection until we are pow confident that have the
largest heaviest smOOthes best Favored, aud earliest
tomato that has ever been produced.
OF those sent TO us, many single specimens weighed
one and hdQ pounds, and the largest one (wDlc was
quarters inches in diameter The cOnvolutiOns Of the Old
red tomato have been preserved inside Of the smooth
lay small which accounts for the great weight Of the
fruit, and causes IL TO cut like round Of beef
sole nd RI friends bnt IN accidentav came rnder the
notice OF Col WariDg OF Ogden Farm gardener as well
as f,rmer who succeeded In obtaining the exclusive
control of IT, and proposes offer II in the seed
market Joint account with the originator. His we'll
known name is a sufficient guarantee of the genuine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
LArNcH or a srEAM YAcnr.

The new iron steam yacht built at Inger-
soils boat establishment No 243 sOutst, success.
fully launched yesterday She ordered by Capt u.
Howes and 1t supposed che is to be taken Alaska
Her dimensions are-ength, 81 feet breadth OF BEAM 10
feet; depth, feet Her engine built by the Washington
Iron Works Is OF 10 horse power and 1t Is expected she
viii make 10 knots an hour. Another boat OF about the
same dimensions Will be launched from their establish
meht on Friday OF this week. The little ship Red White
and Blue, built w DR. IhgcrSo is undergoing slight re-
pairR ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
MPoLITENEss IN PUBLIC PLACES

TO the Edftor OF me Tribune.
SIR: Is there no way of putting to shame
those ilbred people who leave before lecture is
cuded and stamp out Of the rOomi Last evening
went to hear Capt Halls interesting lecture the Arc
reROns but lost much from the noise made by people
some OF whom we're probably thirsty and wished to
In bar room, while others have scOding wives who do
not allow them 10 be out 0fter certain hour; they must
have forgotten their latch keys and AFRAID Of being
left out IN the cold. Men under these painful ercum
stances SHOULD take seats the door and slip away
quietly understanding others who remain long
as the lecture continues. ONE WHO WISHES TO HEAR.
Eetr IgTk, Oct. 49, 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
SECRET SESSIONS OF THE sI-PERyIsoRs

Smith Etyjr, Supervisor, agt. II. b. Connolly
Controller. -supreme Court-ChambcrS before Judge
JOnesTho application of Supervisor Ely fof an ipjuno
ton to restrain the Controller from paving appropriations
made ey the Board OF scefyis0f Game up Tor argument
yesterday. COUNCIL Tor plaintiff moved tho case
SoIVVlhign tQbnsel OGorinan stated that though he
was reIay a. he always was IN his cases yet as the
papers bad Dut recently been placed In his hands and IL
vas brought up on an order 20 show cause granted ny
Jndge flthan II might better be brought before that
Judge LOT determination. Plaintiffs counsel said he had
no cpoice as 70 wh0mit shond before aud By drec
ton OF the judge was ordered that the motion should
be presenf. = - @.0| 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
ALLEGED CIGAR sMUGGLERs.

The following persons, arrested for snug
Cling cigars into this port, were brought before Com
missioner Shields aud held IN 81 bail each for exami-
nation: Schroeder Bow tobacco and cigar dealers, at
No. l62 Waerst. smuggling at various times between
Sept l. 1863 and Jan 1862. an aggregate Ot 2OO cigars
Albert Kusenbaum tobacco dealer at No 1862 Waterst
smuggling various times between The LIST OF Septenbrr
1903 and Jan l. 1869, 2O3OO cigars, valued at 5000.
BENJAMIN r. KnUyer No. l0i Readest.. smuggling az
various tunes the 2tb Of july 1863 and the lst
OF July cigars of the value Of 81 500 w j.
Sharkoy, keeper Of cigar stand at metropolitan Hotel
smuggling various times between the l OF July, l5O
10 the let Uf January, LOG. about 5000 cigars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
FoR TIE PugLIc coon.

To the EdttOr Of me Trf6Une.
SIR: AS the fence around the new Post Office
10 likely TO remain for several years. would suggest in
the name suffering public that the pathway ON It's
north side be wdened feot and then tagged or Gov
cred with concrete. In wet weather II is hrst-eass
nuisance aud the Winter, when covered with snow
aud slush. IL VIII be iDtOerabe. GEo. w. TOWNSEND.
York. Oct 20 1859.
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for him and agreed TO carry until hs margin was ex
hausted that tho sale made when the margin was
good and that he not informed Dy he OF
their Intention sell the stock which shortly hfterward
rose in price and he thereby loser OF $4,000 Do
re0uest Of n MIR " r. Rogers and the account was
tered on their books In the name OF VIM M Baker but
they deny having any knowledge that Rogers was the
authorized agent OF the plaintiff The other allegations
were specifically denied aud defendants ALLEGED that
they Informed the plaintiff after the stock was E0 ana
that he approved OF what they had done. Ihe jury
fonnd verdict for plaintiff In the full amount claimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
SUICIDE A DEFENSE TO INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Margaret w. BirdSaH agt. The Ne,C- England
Mutual Insurance Company-supreme Court-Trlal Term.
Before Justice Freedman.-Fhe plaintiffs husband In
sured his life with the defendants IN july 1855 Tor slO
Company and trusted officer Of the Company. On the
23d OF MAY 1866, no died very suddenly. His accounts
some OF the other officers He left them, and few min
utes later was found dead COroners jury found that
his death was occasoncd by ychnne, which he had
voluntarily taken aud the Insurance Company set this
up a defense. The plaintiff claims that his death was
the result Of fatty of the heart aggravated by the
sudden presentation OF doubts on his character aud
honesty Tue case IL still on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

NORTH SIDE RAILROAD COMPANY.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR The papers publish a dispatch from
Washington, alleging certain frauds to have been
mitted upon the United States Internal Revenue by the
Flushing and North side Railroad Company. The charges
are wholly unOunded The Railroad Company now hold
the receipt OF the Collector OF the First District for
part of the money alleged to have been withheld from
the Governments, and for which the officials impose
upon the Company fifty per cent penalty and fine OF
$1,000. The Government will be entitled TO a further
payment OF part OF the alleged Indebtedness the 1st
day Of November next at which time the Railroad Com
pany whpay IL in exact conformity with the law. An
Invesgatl OF this whole matter will be demanded Of
the Government, aud all the facts will be published
T. b. HINsDALE,
Secretary Of the i. q n. & Il. K. Co..
No. lis Broadway, ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
NAVAL.

The Tennessee will probably go out of the
dry dock Thursday, and Saturday her place Will
be occupied by the Severn to be followed by the Albany
both OF which RTe 10 have new screws.
MariDa Court Martial convened yesterday at the
Barracks Brooklyn The coming before it are FOR
warrant details.
La Primero the No. Of the Spanish gunboas went on
trial trip yesterday the last previous to her departure
from these waters. ..
Several score Of men visit the Navy Yard daily seeking
employment but IL Is only occasionally that one obi aims
a place. About 1900 are employed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
OPEN CHURCHES.

To ne Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: / would say to your correspondent
writing the signature OK" and asking IL any one
tell Of Prostes place OF worship open at all
hours, altar free TO every struggling and vertable
sinner" that Trinity Church and Trinity Chapel Of this
city. never closed from O'Clock In the morning
until In the afternoon. and that the Church OF the
Holy Communion, and Church Of TRANSPORTATION are
open daily for morning and evening service. Several
others are, believe, open In the way and during
Lent many OF them are not closed until twelve. S.
NEW YORK, October 9, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
A STOCK TRANSACTION.

In the Supreme Court, Circuit, Of Kings
county before Judge Gilbert William NJ. Baker brought
suit against Albert A. Drake and william, r. Drake 10
recover $4,000 from the defendauts who do bnslpass an
sSock ana share brokers IN New York The plaintiff alleges
that ne lost the money IN consequence of he
senlng 800 shares or the common stock OF the Chicago and
AIOh hroad Company ana 100 shares OF the preferred
9oeA " 'ho Same IhnnahY. which lheY had purchased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

cara The evening passengers compelled 20 ride for
in total darkness, standing as fAr
Harlem or Mott Haven as 1t is so dark that they can
whether the seats occupied or not rms Is
very unpleasant for the lady passengers who are com
PEELED 20 return to their homes IN the evening For
three nights this week have rode to Harlem In ear
which had lamps lighted. and last evening there were
as many IA FIVE dark cars one train (6 Ocloekl
Nep YORK, Oct 10, 1869. DOCIOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
THE sTEGSwAY SUIT AGAIN.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday,
before Mr. Justice Cardozo the suit OF steinway agt.
stenway was again brought up motion on behalf Of
the defendants including infant defendants for an extra
allowance IN addition 20 costs. The suit was prosecuted
TO certain point and then discontinued The defendants
insist that this an equity suit lh which they
had Affirmative interests tile plaintiffs could not discon'
tlnue without their without judgment OF the
Court dSr notice 10 Them They, therefore, ask that the
Court will grant them full costs including an extra allow
ance before permitting tho suit 10 be Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
A LAND SLIDE

Three acres of land slid from locality known
MS Steep Rocks" near Rondout, Sunday, covering
ElcerSons entire brick yard TO the depth OF SIX foet
aud sweeping away an cngine-hOus0 and engine. The
damage Is heavy but how uoh Is not vet ascertaned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
A LOTTERY DEALER HELD FOR TRIAL.

Lewis Lindauer (the brother of John Lin
dauer. who acquitted saturday OF /" doing bust
as lottery dealer without payment OF special
OF testimony given by Lewis that he was merely the
clerk the latter has been arrested and brought before
Commissioner SHE DIS the strength OF the testimony
he gave generating his brother John, aud been held
IN $500 bail Tor an AaIllnatOu on the 27th lust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
THE PROPERTY HOLDERS AND RAILROAD COM
PANIEs.

Samuel KeIlinger agt. The Forty-secOad-SL
and Grand-st. Ra,irodd CoapUy.-Supreme Court
Chambers-Before Mr.. Justice CUrdozo.-The plaintiff,
resident and OF Union asks for
injunction against Ito railroad from tho Injury and
nOyance It's operation Is 10 hin aud also asks 100000
damages The Cunrt took the application for In june
ton under consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
THE Walk DRornERs-A HABEAs CORPUS.

In this case in which James and Abraham
Walk wholesale grOcers peoncd the u g. Courts to be
discharged ON habcas corpus from Ludowst JAIL where
they are confined by order OF n State Court. Judge
Batchford has dismissed the writ, and rcmanded the
petitioners custody OF thc Sheriff, on the ground
Thai there is little rcason doubt mat good cause
lsted the State Court ia granting the or
der OF arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
ARREST OF A LAWYER.

John NJ. Let's, lawyer at No. o. William
ST., brought before Commissioner Shields charged
with doing business lawyer ana broker without pay
ment OF the special tax required by law lie filed bonds
20 appear Tor M examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
THE GRAND Jury.

In The Court Of Oyer and Terminer, yester-
day before Mr.. Justice Iugraham the Grand Jury made
"A number OF presenmens but all werc OF the ordinary
class Of crimes. 10 Understood that the Grand Jury
Will devote to-day 10 the investigations or the Gold Ring
r4Dsac lions, PM"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
BAD WORKMANSHIP AND IT'S responsibilities
Hannah Shea agt. The Manhattan Hosting

Co-superior Couri-Trh Term Before Justice Barbour
The plaintiffs husband engaged In the erection
OF a new building which the contractors used Of
the defendants hOistways. The machinery gave way
and Mr.. Shea prccipitatcd 10 the ground As the
evidence stood the accident occurred through defect
In the fastenngr a the top. The jury gave verdict
for plaintiff OF 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

Captains puss arriving this por, requesiefts
evr packages addressed the Newly ok Associated Press only
exhibiting authority Of j. W. Sunouton General
the Journal Of CoHSro, Tunes iRBuNE
W0rd Sun, EpTsss Erusny Post C0mmsrd! fsrgissr stats
ZrHg and N iOrr DsJTai should so be delivered ouT 10
the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
A SOLDIERS WIDOW.

IL having been represented TO Judge Bene
dict that Mary Magrath, of the remarked Soldiers
Widows" who Is charged with fraudulently obtaining
pension money since her reuarrage. and who Is
Ludiowst Jail has become insane, stops will be taken
looking 10 her discharge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
LIGHT WANTED.

TO me Editor Of Ths Tribune
SIR: You will confer great favor upon the
travellers by the Harlem Railroad you will call the at
tentlOn Of the Company % tho want OF lights Ia their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
BORT @larNrns' g1uiir..
srArH % EEw.YoRE.

NKwYoRE
PoRr.wARpsSs OyPiOH Ma % william at
NOTICE ia hereby given. in accordance with
sec.ioa Of passed Apr H. Ss7, snrhcd "As Acto
hsor.n. % Of the Port OF NeW York. al
Interested TO- having charge OF the subject matter Of
,smu.uog sr survey following
lion by Wasns aud that the SAID SURVEYS gill
BE- vbn succeeding ihs notice sAj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
JACOB COHEN AND THE GERMAN HOSPITAL.
The following letters explain themselves

HOSPITAL DUPEgsARY o. THE CITY,
SEw.YOBE. HeN.iOrk, Oct %. 1862
JAcOR COHHS. ssI
DEAR SIR: esteemed Of the 2 nOng We Insurance
National l Insurance Company Of NewlOrk to the
amount $500 band. see With great Pleasure that ad
pocy issued favor Of the German Hospital aud Dspenary and
Thank heartily for the interest which y Ve thus shown r
this Institution Al the time hereby express the
example he followed bv many others
respectfully. yours &. GODFREY GUNTHER President
THE HEBREW BsSEyoLESr AND OEPHGS AsTLUH Socizrrl
NEW York, Oct 25. 1863
| Instructed bY
ahoyenamsd seknos dSe the
Of h-pocy by wbicb
life for the Of 5000 10 favor tr Hehrew
Benevolent Orphan Asyam Society. While recognizing your
hsrai.T euduwng insdton and expressing TO the
thereof also he assured that our gsner
Gus the grateful remembrance Of the Little
the parents his instrumental bringing them uuder
ouf charge. NeIy respectfully, yoN obdt seryt
SrMON1I. STERN. Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
ytsal gOtiots.

CUPREME COURT, WESTCHESTER C0UN-
- TYa the matter Of he application Of RoBkRr PATTERSON
HENRY FERRIS JACOB 3. HOWARD HUGH LuNNEY aad Wal
LIAM WATSON COMMISSIONER nnder Chapter $50 Of the Laws 1852
entitled An Act authorize hs Towns Of WesebesIer aud he
Farms to hghNAy SAID Towns to be knoSu IS the Fo
ham and Pehansy We the uhdegned Commissioner OF Az
psmept In the ahOyented hereby notice " The owner
occupant Of all houses sod lots and np'e
uumpoVed lands affected thereby and all OhsI shom COO
eeru 20 Wit; First That We have completed Prasnent sd
that all Interested these proceedng 10 81 The lands
affected thereby aud who be opposed The Pbsen ie
objections writing daily verified the conrnusrs before
the 18th daT Of Oct 1905 aad that the said Conmloas viii
ass ose!eg s tho following tine, aud psess Az hs Io.n
Hall In the IOWA 81 eehestrr the 37h dy October 1893 ~
o'clock add at DuHJs Hotel In the Village u Fobam, Ia the
Town Of West Farms the 2h day efO 1879 10 Oesck
Second That the abstract Of the said spprseDsn together 9Th
which ued 10y making have been deposited
the Town Clerks 81 the
wesichester a. provided By law. .. ..L.r
JOHN G DONAHUR Commissioners
HANLEl D. CLAPP ) .. of
CiiARLkS W. LITTLE iAnnra.smsnl
BENJAMIN p HASKfN C.sH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
ALLEGED ILLICIT REMOVAL OF WHISKY.
John Lynch and Matthew Lynch, wholesale

liquor dealers IN Greenwlchst, we're brought before
Commissioner Shields yesterday. and gave Da for an
examination on charge of being engaged IN citly
moving five barrels Oh whisky the 2Jd inst Thia 10
the second charge against these persons.