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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-08
Groceries and Store Fixtures at
Auction.

IN MONDAY, October 18th, at 2 1-2 o'clock p. NJ,
" shall sell at office, 18 Exchange Street, the
stock Of retail grocer, consisting of Tea, coffee Su-
gar, CASTLE and family Soao, Rice, Vinegar, Choco-
late Mustard, Soda, Saleratus Cream Tartar, Dried
Surrants. Ver0aeel, sulphur, Spices, Starch Pipes,
Sauce, Ketchup Wash Boards, Pals. can Tomatoes
and Whortleberries, Fancy soap, Patent Medicines
OILS, Extracts, Fancy Goods, sc. Also Ice Chest,
Meat Bench, Platform and Counter scales, Desk,
Measures, Sc.
70. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
At private sale, one Safe, two Desks, one Show
Case. OctTdtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-08
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7.-Archbishop Almy
Of California left for Rome yesterday to attend
the Ecumenical Council. He comes with his
gold snuff box filled with gold for the Pope.
AN EXPLORING PARTY.
The party under Lieut.. Wheeler sent out to
explore the great desert country west of Calor-
ado and south of White Pine, reports their ar
rival after severe trouble at Muddy River, fifty
miles south of the mouth of the Rio Virgin.
They will return by the most westerly route
and will reach White Pine about the LIST of No
vember. ..-
THE WHEAT CROP.
The receipts of wheat and other grain from
the interior continue to be large, and it is
stated that not less than 10000 tons are await
ing shipment along the line of the Western
Pacific Railroad, in addition to the vast guam
titles already sent over the line.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The business of the Central Pacific Railroad
is larger than ever, the earnings of September
being 1897 800, of which the greater part was
in coin =
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MINI EsOTA.

TEMPERANCE NOMINATIONS.
CHICAGO, Oct THE Minnesota State Tenn
perance Convention met at st. Paul yesterday
and nominated Rev. Daniel Cobb for Governor,
>; ID: Stevens for 1t Governor, and E. O.
Hamlin for Chief Justice.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-08

MAGGIE MITCHELL. stated Yesterday
morning that telegram lind been received in
this city from Miss MitchelPs agent that she
had concluded to engage City Hall, and that
we were sorry fol- it, Itseems that if we have
theatre, and it can be engaged, it is the prop
er place for theatrical entertainment. City
Hall is much larger it is true, and will hold a
good deal more money, but we think that if
Miss Mitchell comes here, soeU supported, that
it would be better to play where there is a
proper stage and accessories, than in hall
where the stage cannot be sufficiently lighted
to make conspicuous all those little points
which makes Miss Mitchell so charming and
her "Fanchou" so popular. Still there are
other reasons which may have induced her to
decide upon City Hall, which are sufficiently
weighty and which it is not our business to in
quire into.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-08
TELEGRAPHlC ITEMS.

The entire fire department of Boston turned
out in torchlght procession to welcome home
the Wooley Hose Co. on their return from
Philadelphia.
The International Industrial Exhibition at
Buffalo has been great success.
Lewis Woolford has been nominated Demo-
cratic candidate for Comptroller of the State
Treasury of Maryland. The candidates for
Lieut. Governor and Chief Justice are Demo-
Gratis; the rest are Republicans.
The wires connecting with the cable at
Hearts Content, which were Frustrated by the
storm, have been again put in order.
E. A. Spencer, Republican candidate for
Secretary of State of Wisconsin, has Withdrawn
his name in consequence of being complicated
in the abstraction of a portion Of the money
of an insurance fund, which he afterwards re-
turnpd
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THE WHEAT cRop
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Oct. 7.-Returns from all but
thirty eight towns that held election on Mon
day foot up: Republican 60; Democratic 81.
The Republicans gain seven towns and the
Democrats four.
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w WASHINGTON.
SUITS OF EJECTMENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Suts in ejectment
nave been brought in Sumpter, Ga, District
court for the Andersonville cemetery property.
Judge Cochrane of Georgia, has been employ
ed to defend the governments bill to the prop
erty.
NAVAL
FIRST Assistant Engineer G. Towne has been
ordered to the Portsmouth, N. H., navy yard,
ana A. Henderson, Chief Engineer has been
ofdered to Boston for special duty.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS
Inc customs receipts from six of the prnci-
pal posts from September 9th to the Both in
elusive are 81, 546,6O2
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AUCTION SALE.-Attsntion is called to the
sale of valuable lots on Church street this af-
ternoon, by r. A. Bird & Co., being portion
Of the late Capt Joseph Hale's Estate.
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Horses, Carriages. &C. at Auctio

Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on new
II market lot, Market street. l shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses, SC.
One pair of Extra Team Harness. almost new
Also the stock OF Harness Maker. Harness, Collars
and Hames X ding and Harpess Brides, Circingle
Halters, six new Blankets, &c.
One Concord Wagon.
Apl2s. FO. BAILEY. Auctioneef.
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Grent Britain.

Dh LIVINGSTONE.
T. LONDON, Oct. ,7.-Additional, though not
later news, has been received of DIR. Living
stone he was seen fourteen months ago BY
an Arab at Lake Tangauyicka. The Arab
says he was going toward the West, and proba-
bly, trying to reach Congo. There were no
doubts OF his safety at Zanzibar.
---..... Spain.
SUSPENSION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL QUAR-
ANTEES.
MADRID, Oct.-The Cortes passed a bill sus-
pending the constitutional guarantees during
the instruction. The Republican Deputies
refuse to participate any longer in the deliber-
atoms of the Chamber.
THE RESURRECTION IN THE PROVINCES.
The insurgents who retreated from Reno
were defeated by Gen. Baldrick with loss of
80 killed and 300 wounded and many prison.
ems. The troops lost twenty-kiled and wound
ed.
1t is officially stated that combats have taken
place between the national troops and the Re-
publican insurgents in Catalonia, Aragon, Old
CASTLE and Andalusia, and that so far the
troops have been victorious. At La Carolina
and Gsenada the Republicans destroyed the
barracks and made prisoners of the civil
guards.
EMBARKATIoN OF TROOPS CoNTRADICTED.
The reports in regard to the embarkation of
troops for Cuba are cOntradicted. Some say it
continues Notwithstanding the trouble at
home, and others have it that orders have been
secured at Cadz suspending for the present
preparations for the departure of reinforce
mentS. -
MOVEMENT AGAINST THE EMPEROR.
PARIS, Oct 1.-THE Rdppel assures its read
ers that the Deputies of the left will proceed
on the 26th of October to the bureaux of the
Corps Legislatif and sign protest declaring
that the Emperor has violated the Constitu-
ton. and that they consider themselves abb
solved thereby from their oaths of fidelity to
him. Deputy Keraty publicly announces that
he will go to the Legislatif Chamber ON the
Oath inst.
1.-THE following dispatches were delayed by
the Storm
LONDON. Oct. 5-Dr. Wilberforce, Bishop of
Oxford has been transferred to the diocese of
Winchester. The Rev. DIR. Mackamess sue
coed DR.. Wilberforce as Bishop of Oxford.
DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-Meetings in favor of Fee
MAN amnesty have been held at Cork, Ernus
and Templemore.
LONDON, Oct 5.-The volunteers in Madrid
have rendered their services to the Govern
ment, and several regiments have gone
out of the city for active service in
the field. The Republican rising in Spain
increases. The headquarters of the insurgents
il at Mouresa, thirty miles north of Barcelona
Several bands are traversing Annalusia. The
town authorities of lOreuse were captured
by republican band and held prisoners The
candidature of the Duke of Genoa for the
throne Of Spain has been abandoned.
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Administrators Sale.
IoSonh HoIo,c EsA~An

OOSCPH IIdIC CSIuCc.
DURSUANT to a licence OF the Judge of Probate
l. for Cumberland County, shall sell al Publi-
Auction, on the premises, on Thursday, the twenty
first day OF October, A. ID. 1se9 at O'Clock p. NJ.
the valuable real estate, situated the westerly
side State st. between Pine and Congress street,
numbered so said State 81, known the homestead
the late Joseph dale, consisting OF three story
Herewith. House is convenient, heated by steam,
thoroughly finished throughout, and supplied with
hot and cold water. The widows right OF DOVER will
be conveyed with the properly. Said premises are
subject to mortgage held by the Five Cent Savings
Bank dated May 2s 1852 Tor SIPS, with interest,
also mortgage to AImira Stetson dated May 20,
1868 for S166667 with interest. For further partc-
ulars inquire the undersigned. #-f
Is. G. SOMERBY, Administrator.
r. A. BIRD s. CO., Auetioneers.
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NYMpn Du PAVE officer Wyman arrested
Ida White, a well known street walker last
night We understand that it is determined
to put stop to this crying nuisance. - -E
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-08

A RAILROAD INCIDENT WITH A HUMOROUS
PHAsE.-On "Wednesday morning as the early
passenger train from Saco approached the long
bridge across Fore river, the engineer discov-
cred an old lady crossing the bridge, walking
between the rails. He sounded the whistle re-
peatedly, but the pedestrian did not appear to
hear it. The train was slowed down almost to
a full stop, and struck her behind very gently,
and set her down quietly on the cow-catcher.
The old lady looked up in amazement, and get
ting on her feet thanked the engineer for stop
ping for her. She was a "leetle mite hard O.
hearing, but heered something, and thought it
was the tug-boat whistling for EN- to open the
draw" -.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-08
Boston Stock Esss.
90 ot rho RrokarS, Rnord Oct
MARRIED.

= In this city. Oct. 6, by Rev. W. II. Fenn Chas l..
orne, OF North Yarmouth, and Miss Kate M. Hutch.
ms, of Portland.
In Bath, Oct s, Henry S. Tucker, OF Boston, and
Nellie +. Winslow, OF Bath
IN seiiast; sept 20, Benz. F. Barlow, OF Freedom,
and Ida l.. Barker OF Montville,
In beliast, sept ~ Capt. j. p. Havener of Sears
port, and Lizzie b. Mahonnie. of Northport
Buker.
In st. Paul. Mimi. Sept. 81, by Rev. A. D. Patter-
son, d: d.. Albert I. g. Cobb formerly OF Portland,
and Miss Jennie Hazard, of st. Paul.
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4 administrators Sale.
Joseph II aIe,s Ealate.

DURSUANT TO a license Of the Judge of Probate
L for Cumberland County, shall sell at public
auction Tuesday the 1T day Of October next, at
y O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants Exchange, No 81,
Exchange st. Dr.. .t<
10 shares in the Capital Stock Of Ocean Ins. Co.
shares in the Co pita Stock of Portland and Ma
cbias 5 Steamboat 60.
1-3o OF Barque Anies, OF Harpswell 276 24-100 tons
bulthrn
Lie of sch Col. Eddy, of Portland, log e4-1OO
tons burthen.
Lie OF schooner Harriet Fuller of Portland 100 IS
100 tons burthen.
132 OF brig Mechanic of Portland, 1877 5s-1o0 tons
burtbvn. -..t ..... ......--.
Transfers made Immediately after sale.
Terms Cash OIL transfer.
B. G. sOMERBY, Admir-.
*. A. BIRD a. CO., Auetioneers,
Semi 3O-dtd
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CoRREcrIoN. Davis s. Co., No. II CIapp's
Block. have opened lot of novelties in the
Dry Goods line, at their store, which were
bought in Ne,o York and not in Boston, as the
types had it yesterday. z e'i' .o~
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The Lake Shore Directors are still in session.
proposition is before the Board, in substance, to
issue 49, t00 600 OF per cent sinking fund convert
BILE bonds to meet the immediate liabilities of the
Company but more especially to take up the last
stock falling due on the 18th inst -
The Stock market was generally steady towards
the close, with slight Improvement from the lowest
point of the afternoon. The market closed duh and
steady at $50 at the following quotations:
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-08

NIGHT WALKERs.-Two girls were arrested
on Washington street yesterday afternoon for
indecent exposure Of their persons, and max
ing themselves positively obnoxious on Wash
incton and Commercial streets, and were al
lowed to leave the city in twenty-four hours
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DEAN q VERKILL, Executors.
Il. A. BIRD q CO., Auctioueefs.

We shall sell at Rooms Saturday next at 10
O'clock A M, lot OF Hou sehold furniture, Beds,
Betiseads, Chamber Sets, Mirrors, STUFFED Chairs,
Lounges, Sofas Mattresses, Clocks, Spring Beds,
ppSSies-extension and pier. Also LOO OF cottage
Il. A. BIRD a co., Aactieneeys.
Oct S-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. 7-Evening The redemption of
three per cent certificates by the Assistant Treas
urer at this port for the months OF September and
thus tar in October amounts to about 50, 900, 900
Money closed very easy at 6 a per cent. Foreign
Exchange quiet and steady at 1891 q 1893. Geld
closed at 1914 q 1917. The rates paid for carrying
to-day were 3, 4, 5 q per cent. to fat Govcrn-
ments closed steady. Henry Clewes a. Co. furnish
tba tnI1o vvIpuA uoto
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nN WEDNEsD \, October 18th, at IL O'Clock NJ. +,
" at north side of Portland Pier. whore she now
lies, the schooner Albatross, 80 tens, o. NJ. Ca res
GO M. lumber; light draft of wHer; sails, chains and
anchors AZ mostly new. For particulars call on j.
S. Crockett, 81 Commercial street, or
oct7td r. O. BAILEY. Auet,P.
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Memoir A NDA.

MEMORA N MIA.
Sch Bertha Sender parted both chains at Eastport
in the gale OF the 4th, and driited to Calais distance
OF thirty miles. She ashore and is leaking bad
ly. A tug went to her assistance.
Sch Maud Muloch, of Calais. Capt Bartlett, at
New York from IndianOla, reports light winds and
fine weather first fifteen days, and heavy easterly
gales remainder of The passage. Sept 81, lat 80 10,
Ion 70 % shipped a heavy sea which carried away
bOwsprit and did other damage. The M nj brings
the cargo OF brig Nellie Gay, which was wrecked on
the 10th ult. .-.-'
Calais. Oct 5-The storm heIe yesterday was tho
severest and most destructive of any for several
years. The following vessels were driven ashore
Sch Pavilion. with lumber; sch Emma, with corn
and flour, badly dan aged, Georgia Todd. high and
dry at the railroad bridge Brig Henry Trowbridge.
which was in the dock repairing, was thrown over
and now lies on the blocks nearly total wreck.
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Miniature A im9nuc.......... Oct. ..
San rises. -. sos Moon sets.. 1855 Pm
sun SETS. ........ 5.29 High water..,,. LIS PM
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M A ri N IL N EW 9.
FORT OF PORTLAND

i. Thursday, Oct. 4.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax, Ms, with mdse
and passengers. to John Porte0us
Brig VIM Sawyer Collins, Boston.
wood for a market.
for a market
Sch Jas Lawrence. Burr. Boston.
Sch Robt Woodruff, Beeea, Boston.
Sch Caressa, Joyce. Ellsworth
Sch Polly 81 Clarisa. Grindle Sedgwick.
Sch Mayfower, Thompson, Townsend Harbor
Sch BOiIaventure. Knight, Boothbay.
Sch Susan Frances Smith, Trenton tor Boston.
BELOW-Br brig Simona from Castine.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. New York--Hen-
Barque Pleiades. Packard, ST John, NIB j
Brig SWEET, Pendeton, savonnah-AD whid-
den. d.
Sch Portland, tBrl Nelson, CORVALLIS, Ns-F
Barrett, and Portland Match Co. 'fT
Sch Plymouth, (Br) Hill, Windsor Ms.
SAILED-Barque Cbas Fobes n a
from OUR CORRESPONDENT.
KENNEBUNKPORT. Oct O. Sid, ship Mogul,
lnew, OF Boston, 1855 tons, VIM Freeman, for New
Orleans [Passengers-Mrs Freeman, captains wife,
Mrs Harrison, OF Boston, and Mrs Chas Freeman.l
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
CID at Havana goth. barque Ada Carter, Kenney
Baltimore.
Sid I'm Matanzas Oath, barque Hale, White,
Portland. f-, 7
Ar at Cardenas oath ult, brig Mary NJ Williams,
Pickett, Portland.
LAUNcnED-At Bath 9Th inst, by Patten g. Son,
a ship of 1900 tons. named Nmbus,-to be command
ed by Capt John Kelley.
From the yard OF j W Sawyer at Millbridge,
brig OF about ATS tons, named Shamrack.-owned
by the builders, Capt Ray, twho will command her)
and others.
At West Brooksve Goth ult, by Jerry Jones' a
schr named Henry Whitney. to be commanded by
Capt Henry Perkins, formerly of sch Lizzie l. Tap
ley. ..il If-. 80
At BowdOinham, by John Harvard s. Son. ship
of 1909 tons, named Henry L Sanford. :
MOI ICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that a I'd class iron Nun
Buoy, colored red and black horizontal stripes, has
been set to mark "Lumbo's LEDGE" Casco Bay, Nc.
Bearings as follows:
HALFWAY Rock, w. S. miles.
Mark Island Monument, NV. by W. j W., miles
Also, a I'd class iron Can Buoy. colored red and
black horizontal stripes, has been placed to mark
smile LEDGE" outer waters OF Kennebec river, Me.
Bearings as follows:
Seguin Lighthouse. N. E., II miles.
Cape Small Point. N. w. by W. W., miles,
By order Of the Lighthouse Board,
JOHN POPE
Lighthouse Inspector, LIST District.
Portland. Oct 7. 1869.
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PREsENTATIoN.-Mr. G. O'Brien, who has
been connected with the Portland s. Ogdens-
burg Railroad for the past sixteen years, and
who has attained great popularity with all who
have been employed or passengers over the
road, was yesterday presented with an elegant
present in the shape of a conductors badge, of
a scroll pattern, manufactured of gold, and
bearing the WORD Conductor in black enamel
letters upon it. The gift comes from the stage
drivers and employees, with whom the genial
O'Bren is special favorite.
Coon FOR HER.-An old lady evidently bound
for Portland got into the cars at Portsmouth
the other Saturday, and after taking her seat
turned to a well-known young heiress of this
city near by and asked her if the boat ran at
present on Saturday evenings between Port
land and Boston. On being informed that it
did she said she was SO glad, for she was bound
for Boston and she did so prefer boat to rail-
way travelling. We are happy to state that
the train arrived in this city in time for her to
take the boat.
A SCRIMMAGE.-Two young men, we are
told, went into the" Mart" on Congress street,
last evening, and asked to ride. They were
furnished with the strange and almost forgot
ten luxury, velocipedes, at the rate of fifteen
cents for a fixed time. The proprietor forgot
to call time, but one of the young men soon
dismounted and paid his money. The other
kept on, and when he had finished demand
was made for double pay. The yonng man OBJ
iected and scrimmage ensued, but when the
police arrived the little affair was all over
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EY-Officer Wyman yesterday arrested VIM
Foren, who has lately boon released from Jail,
for passing counterfeit money at Atwood's
oyster saloon on Centre street. He went into
the saloon and bought some oysters and ten
dered a bad bill in payment. he also attempt
ed to pass bad $40 bill on the Congress street
line of horse cars. --
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PORTLAND & ROCHESTER RAILRoAD.-At a
meeting of the Directors of the Portland &
Rochester Railroad Company, held yesterday
afternoon Hon. Nathan L.. Woodbury. declined
are-election, and Hon. John Lynch was elected
President of the Board of Directors. Thomas
QHimby, Esq, of Biddeford, was elected SUI
perintendent and Treasurer and Col. Freder-
ick Rohie Clark
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AUCTION SALES.
Administrators Sale.
Executors Sale.
C.. s. HATCH'S ESTATE

"a Il shall sell at public auction, on saturdav
~ next. at ten o'clock A M, at No IA Exchange
st. lot OF Household Furniture consisting Ia part or
Tables, Hat Tree. Glass Crockery and Tin Ware,
Stoves, Beds, Bedsieads, and Table Covers. Also :
lot OF Cutlery, Window Sash and outside Blinds,
DEAN & VERRILL, Executors.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
KENNEBUNKPORT, Oct O. Sid, ship Mogul
tnew, of Boston, 1866 tons, VIM Freeman, for New
Orleans. tPassengers-Mrs Freeman, captains wlie,
Mrs Harrison, OF Boston, and Mrs Chas Freemanl
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Spaiu.

MADRID, Oct.-The Cortes passed bill sus-
pending the constitutional guarantees during
the instruction. The Republican Deputies
refuse to participate any longer in the deliber-
ations of the Chamber
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
CLOSING EXERCISES At RUTGERS COLLEGE.

The closing exercises at the above institution, In
Fifth avenue took place yesterday In the presence
Of a select few, the friends and relatives OF the
pupils. The college graduates no class TINS tern as
those who would have graduated In the regular
series of classes now remain for another year OF In
structiop In the annual report OF the president
aIlusiou was made TO the removal OF the academic
department TO location situated In Harlem. This
movement when accomplished will be the third re.
moyal of this institution In an uptown direction.
The following are the names of the young ladies
composing the senior class and their subects:--
academic Department Repo,1 on Compositions
FIRST cl ass-First honor. Annie Bushnell; second
honor Florence Jackson; third honor, Misses san
for,l Darling aud Randall Second class-FIrst
honor, Misses McKibben, Barthold and Hudson;
second honor. Misses Bohde, Doschler Mcmahon
and Case: third honor, Misses Mcdonald and Plonski
Dyd,ciig dnd raining, nom Cdsts.-Flrst honor,
Miss Viola Suydam; second honor. Miss Marion
Peronnet, Miss Charlotte Hall; third honor, Miss
Hattie wheelock, Miss Lottic Jackson, Miss Ettie
Burns.
Heads fom frints.-First honor, Miss Annie
poutc. Miss viola Suydam; second honor, Miss Leila
Kaalor Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss Marion Peironnet;
third honor Miss Hattie wneeock, Miss Jennie Case
Miss1Eannie Jackson.
Landscape pyuwing.--First honor, Miss Kitiso
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
POLICE ISTELLICEyCE.

ALLEGED ATTEMPT To DErRAUD HOTEL KEEPER.
An elderly man named Richard Murphy was ycster-
day arraigned before Justice Kelly, at the Yorkvile
Police Court, charged with attempting to defraud
Mr.. Mills Of the Mills House, OF Fourth ave.
nue. and Twenty fourth street, out of board dill of
s11l. Murphy engaged rooms at the hotel for hun.
sclf and q lady, and when the bill was presented
was unable to pay. Murphy stated that the lady had
agreed TO pay oil expenses and that when he wanted
her TO settle he could not fnd her. The Justice
sdered this defence insufficient ana committed the
prisoner for examination.
BURGLARY IN THE SIXTEENTH wARD.-Richard
McGovern was arraigned before Justice Ledwith, at
Jefferson Market Yesterday by detectives McCafrerty
and Butcher. OF the sixteenth precinct upon com.
plant Of Edward Beatie, Of No. 255 Tenth avenue,
corner of Twenty-d street, charged with burga.
riousy entering his liquor saloon, at the above
ber on Tuesday afternoon by means Of forcing open
the front door with a jimmy, and stealing eight
dollars In money from the TIL. MT. Beatle
states that on Tuesday afternoon nc closed his place
for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF his
mother, and when he returned about 1--WE O'Clock
found his place had been entered and the TIL ried
OF Its contents with the exception of one cent.
James Lawlor, printer, VINO was working on the
opposite side OF the street, testified to seeing the
prisoner enter the place. lie pleaded ot guilty
the charge, but was committed In default OF $1,000
bail " answer.