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The Montana post., 1869-01-22
Senatorial Elections.

G.. Louis, Jan. l9.-Gen Cari Schurz
elected Senator to-day. The Democrats voted
for John 5. Phelps.
Lansing, Mich, Jan. l9.-Z. Chandler was
reelected Senator, receiving the entire Re
publican sote.
st. Paul, Jan. I9.-Alexander Ramsay was
elected unanimously by the Republican vote,
with one exception.
Augusta, Me-, Jan. I9.-IIannibsl Hamlin
was elected Senator.
Wilmington, Del. Jan. l9.-Jas. A. Bay
yard was elected Senator, 20 serve till March
4ik. His son, Thomas Bayard. was elected
for the full term of six years, afterwards.
Chicago, Jan. lg.-The Republican caucus
of the Nebraska Legislature up to this time
have failed in the nomination of Senator.
Tiptyu las the highest vote: Gov. Butler
next.
Indianapolis, Jan. l9.-The Legislature
failed - elect a Senator. In the senate Cum
back received % votes and Hendricks, 10.
Scattering, 9; no eiecti on. In the House
Cumback received IS votes, Hendricks, 45;
scattering, 4; no election. The two Houses
meet tomorrow IN Joint conFeution to vote
again. Several Republicans refuse to vote
for Cumback on account of a proposition
made by him to Gov. Baker last spring not TO
pecome a candidate against Baker ior Gov
.rnor If the latter would use his influence to
ecure bis candidates election to the Senate.
This proposal Baker denounced as corrupt and
Indecent. The correspondence between Ba-
ser and Cumback was read IN the Senate,
yhereupon the Senate passed a resolution de-
laring Cdnhack's contract dIshonorable.
,everal member refuse To sustain the caucus
iominatioD.
Boston, Jan. l9.-Sumner was reelected
enaior to-day almost without opposition.
lbany, Jan. ls.-Reuben 4. Fenton wa.
lected Senator.
The Montana post., 1869-01-22
General NeNes.

Memphis, Jan. lg.-rhe three Arkansas
militiamen, convicted by court martial of
outraging a white woman, were shot by sem
tence of the court martial to-day.
London, Jan. IT.-The Pal! Mall Gazette
hopes the English Parliament will NOT ratify
the Alabama treaty If the question Of the
recognition of the Southern Confederacy as
a baili-erent is to be opened.
The Montana post., 1869-01-22
$40 EACH IN CURRENCY

This Lottery is q permanent institution. and
the drawing takes place every month, increasing
the number of prizes at every driving.
The Montana post., 1869-01-22

New York, Jan. ls.-By order of Fiske,
the large sabbath School which had met for
long time at Pixies Opera House, was
locked out y est-riay. Condemnatory resolu-
tions were passed by the school while assem-
blal on the side walk.
The Montana post., 1869-01-22

Mary has "A Grecian bend
Which sprilss her ike bow,
AID look, when sticking Up on end,
Like hump of buffalo.
1t follows hr behind ali day
When she goes forth TO school,
And makes the children laugh and play
To find her such a fool.
The teacher, shocked, in silence turns,
His blushing face he walls,
And Mary then how wicked learns
II l. to bear false tales.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.

X WlfK WEDNESDAY. March 17--sP.M
The condiuon OF the money market for the ensuing
three or four weeks 10 o problem which Wall street
speculators and business men generally are deeply
concerned TO solve In previous years Ihe neighhor-
hood OF the LIST Of April has witnessed the utmost
siringency In money as consequences OF the pre-
paration Of the banks for the quarterly statement,
as well as from the fact that 1t s the great settling
day OF the country, when mortgages become due
ana business notes mature, and when there Is
universal demand FOR funds to SET in operation the
various Industrial enterprises which have been
habituaily suffered to lie idle through the
winter, either through the cessation OF In
qutry for the articles manufactured or through
the interference Of natural obstacles such frost
and cold, N the great min interests OF New England
and the mining interests Of the Middle States. Our
banks at the present time are pursuing very con-
servative policy They are not in condition to ex-
pand their loans, and therefore prefer maintaining
contracted policy in order to be ready for call from
the Comptroller. There was shade more Of activity
IN the market to-day. and rates call loans were
made OF fun seven per cent the ''street"
has become 30 WISE from previous expe
rfence that q fear of high interest rates during
this critical period il deterring many operators
from the Stock Exchange and deferring many
engagements to later day In the spring.
ened stringency. Again, with the approach Of the
summer 1t should be taken into consideration that
the moving Of the crops will not such great
drain Of currency from the metropolis for the reason
that wheat worth only from 81 % to 81 40 per
bushel now against 81 Is TO 81 90 last year. it will
require only half the sum to move the crop Of 1882
The "bears" predict 'hard times" aud slight
moneyn but the signs Of the hour are very Inherently
interpreted BY their more enthusiastic opponents.
The tone Of the gold market underwent COM
plete change this morning. losing the rmness which
1t exhibited at the close yesterday and becoming
weak and dropping In the early hours Of the fore.
noon II was strong in response to decline IN bonds
at London, bnt subsequently rurnors became current
that Secretary Boutwell, would buy SO ooo 900 bonds
with the government gold now in the Treasury, and
tnat Mr. Sumner was not going to deliver his bellig-
erent speech the Alabama claims, while tele-
gram from Washington announced 1t to be the In
tenton Of Mr.. Wilson to press his bill for the redis
tribution Of currency TO the South and West and the
cancellation Of 500 900 greenbacks all Of which
cansed steady decline from 1917 TO l3114. The
range of price was as folloWs:-- 81
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

ah. %arkss Tor active and y %
with s re choss 'r0s 2 o ossps = The sss a Ss
spring delivered the latter FOR choice Tor export ~ % Tor
ss ~ s w. .S ss soSH. sasi 4 L Sc 81 ss
afew small lots sge soIc a. q % " q z G9rn m WAS so
sc Ssc lor a.sa wesssn tclesng e. tls i inside
ps E. and M s or yeoM Jersey % Oats wers
ia moderately active demand but at lower prices s sales
ssns fys was ana I
nal Barley though dn was nrmy held small !, i,s 2.
FnEiaaTs.-Ihe market was exceedingly quie: the onsr
vessels charter there rcares demand Tho only
10 bales cotton at d 10 Antwerp $50 bags div disi %
GSssins were sIl duh and unchanged Bags quoted
at lie al7kc, and cloth at nc
ruled In favor OF the buyer. Shipping selling at 6c
ioc. retail n Oa u 70 long rye straw at d 81 ~
III saG " heard q no .ales rrccs however, wcr.
dgs : sseaaasa IL @ but steady in y.u.
About hses sold at from &C. to ioc Tor inferior u
HONEY sh. demand and prices were eassr Sales
HoLAssHs-Foeisn was IN light demand prices
heavy irregular New Orleans was In some dsnAnd, and
NASAI sronss Receipts 1000 bols. rosn and 800 do
E s gnd pres IL
sso: the market closing strong = Asac: sos The sslss
sTs c w lueiSains SS ios New pps pr bSs .. Soc sni
ss: 81 ..: .ss ss's sSs sss y Sss
j ~ v I, 81 Ss. al
oIIs%Lnsesd remained quiet stssdy 81 o. 81 U
ana s
gs 3s ssc Of sa sss o 10
al about i7csnd 10000 do for April and May delivery on
ds q 81 re re
Ihe sale. we're =; s ~ ses IA standard white for
!. H: * . I'd.
and a000 do from April July Slc In Phiaephia ths
m.Iiss ssys = Sq, rather aa assyy 1s sas'
sI s9s 5sSs &C. % e
= y iss ls
s % g: S Ss .rs Ts.s Rsss X n ss
snS sas ass ios Western prime s;.p meas ~ including ls
Soss Sos n,w wsrs %s'i r% 'Sl e @ for Western sad
M &. & LIZ s9ss ss.: r.r: E q s 10.
..:s sss .ss.: &c:
Tor prime and s2s -! for India DO Beef hsnl
n ! M y | r:l s1s .a $ and ss a.sa. va.
sssss s ' sss ess a. Pss %
psssa aa%, = iSs vs lie sss1s ~: - demand and. ana
T sos ss @ lie sSsss
5 .s :na :ss ss ha WA;
sales $50 packages At lsc. isc for No prime
Gics was quiet sas 5ncss rs@snsd steady as "a ssss
sUoan.For ra. the marked Was tOlersby active, but
prices continued % favor the purchaser Fair TO good REIN
lng quoted II 4c 13sc, and tho sales were
io hhds part a II 56c. Cuba and l2c 70 &c. FOR
Porto Ri6o Also 80 boxes private TERMS Refined
Glow OF sale prces heavy 1876 for hard l5,ac
l6c. fos soft whis lac 4Xc for yellow, ana isc lsc.
sx1DsLinssed continued 70 rule dull and nominal Il
% 80 gold, vhe all kinds grass were also dull and nominal
q yestarday's quotations..
srnAnInE continued OF sae but ssady value Ths
conhnsd small los 81 lsc. In hhds
usrcos. W
TALLow .w.a. moderately sought after y yesterday.
prices, which the steady. The
600Ov iba NJ IL DC lts1c. for common 70 prime.
WHsKEy.- Receipts Dos bbls. The demand triGe
acvc bu prices continued 70 rule In fsyur OF he pur
chaser sAies made Of AS bbA ~ slsc. 9sc
paid.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
BRooALrS HrELLIcESeE.

AvxrrnAS PaxuAarousry Ill Brigadicr General
Calvin n Pratt formerly Colonel Of the First Long
Island regiment 10 lying in precarous condition st
his residence On Madison street, near Franklin ave-
nue., fro'n the enects OF an old wound which he re.
ceived during Che Peninsula campaign 10 1859.
Rk-ARREsr or An ALLKoED DHIaHwAyMAs--About
month ago German barber Casper Frey, was on
his way homo through Bush street wnen:he was &C.
costed by young fellow who demanded his money
or his life Frey deemed to render either one or
the other aud his cries for assistance attracted the
attention OF private watcnrnan, who came 70
ms assistance and arrested his Msalant,
VINO, on being taken 10 the Forty.third
precinct gave the name OF Michael Moriarty. Sub
eequenuy the accused was examined before Justice
Delmar. when, It appearing that the defendant was
under the influence Of liquor at the tune OF the
alleged assault, Morisrty was discharged. District
attorney motifs yesterday caused the t-arreu OF
TINS man. however, on the foregoing charge. ne
Jury. az e1N@r ETA 81
ISEaRIArEs' HoNR SoR KINGS couSrr.--This In
stitntion. which was opened October 10, 1851. has
received since that time aei patients Of which num-
Der leo were males ana ioi femaies or the men ~
were married. 70 single ana ~ widowerA and Of the
women 70 were married, o. single and 81 widows
Of the entire number ia2 had been previously COM
mitsed 70 prison for drunhenness. 5he average
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

6rABBNG ArFRAY BETWEEN BoYs.--0n the ESQ Of
January last Michael Allmore . lad living ut No.
Jersey street. and another boy named Richard
alleged Richard drew Q knife and stabbed Michael
IN the breast, innicting . severe and dangerous
wound. Michael has since been confined In tne hos
pltal from the effects OF his njurteR Justice Dow
ling committed the accused for trial.
CARRYING C0NCRALED WEAPONS. .--William Prftch-
ard and Charles Edwards, both young men. were
arraigned before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday, by oficers OF the
Fifteenth and Twenty ninth precincts charged with
possession . sword cane and the latter murderous
looking dirk knife, which each threatened to use, 1t
is alleged upon some unfortunate specimens Of
humanity, who had provoked their anger They
were each committed 10 answer IN default Of $500
bail f
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Thompson was too; suppose that all the claims
wrote were fraudulent

Thompson was too; suppose that all the claims !
wrote were fraudulent
4 TOM wood-- Il bscams a6quaiRi ia wirh Riesen,
berger In 1885, Twas In the insurance business at %
rations with nam; RiesenDefger paid me nothing TO
MI out the claims; made Dickfns0n's ACQUAINTANCE
IN April 1867; Dickinson camc to the Office almost
Hsss Sorn @ nG wsiwoOa; SM os Il isd SSs out eA any
papers Eiesenberger requested me TO do, ne
me any papers to nil ont; never signed any blanks
steel pen MI. DICKINSON was siting at the desk in
were three desks m the oSicc was standing close
by Dickinson when he wrote the signature; the
were signed; he wrote the signatures two or three
times ON piece OF paper before he wrote them on
the claims; did not nll out any papers after June
or July; Mr.. RAesenberger gave me- on one occasion
$l0O; Isaw him give Dickinson q large pile OF cur
rencv which he had received from Washington;
am not very familiar with Dickins0n's handwriting.
To Mr.. Parr1s-Mr. Dickinson got papers signed
outside, understood; when the draft was sent u
aiS 1os come % g hand eg
It among the advertised letters; GOT the draft paid
To TO Mr., % Hcllis-r rented the building the LIST Of
April, 1867; Riesenberger came there right away;
can't nx the time within ten days; 1t about TWO
weeks after going there that Dickinson came;
To Mr.. WoOd--Dickinson gave me 500; RieSen.
berger had previously given me 500, and said to
Dickinson that had done good deal or writing for
10 the Commissioner don't know where the seal
was put on; made up twenty or thirty papers all
told; was In the once i've or six months; all the
money 1 made during that summer would not
amount to $500; the rent for the ONCE was 5000
ayear, payable quartery the first rent was paid on
the 1st Of August; Rlesenberger paid the rent the
Lac Of August and the lst Of November; one
of the desks belonged to me and one TO
door; Riesenberger had the private olice; was NOT
expected TO sign any OF the papers; don't know
what Dickinson did with the papers; at the time
got the check cashed supposed that the bonds were
bogus; when endorsed the draft that got at the
Post Office knew that the endorsement OF Tn omp
sons name on the draft was not made by Thompson
Adjourned to March 20 at ten O'Clock. 8s
An Alleged Unlawfal Dealer I'm Lottery Policies.
man by the name Of John Riley was brought up
yesterday morning on q charge Of selling lottery
policies In the Eastern District without having paid
the special tax. Riley was discharged on his own
recognizances 10 appear tor examination on Friday
next. @tf Nfe-f tS t&Ht Mfa W 4tNh8h t .tt
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
COURT Or SESSIONS.
Before Judge Troy and Justices Hoyt and voorhee
sTRALlNo TEA.

Before Judge Troy and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,.
STEALING TEA
young German was tried on q charge Of stealing
chest OF tea from the sidewalk In front of the store
OF Long a Soles, In Myrtle avenue on the 10th OF
January last About an hour after the tea was taken
away Denzer was found at Fulton ferry. with the
tea In his possession Not being able TO account for
It he was taken into custody. On searching him
burglars' tools were found In his possession. Tho
prisoner was found guilty and remanded for SEN
tence.
COUPLE OF sHoPLIPrERs.
Annie Hays was tried yesterday on charge OF
stealing silk to the value OF ninety mine dollars from
the store OF L0ckett Co.. IN Fulton street. She in
company with Maggie Allen, went In there and
asked for silk looked at some, but did not conclude
TO purchase. As they were leaving the clerk missed
a piece Of silk and following the women to the
door, the missing property dropped from under the
shawl OF one OF the women. Annie Hays was found
guilty and Maggie Alien pleaded guilty. Both were
given three years and seven months in the State
Prison.
BURGLAR THAT DIDN'T COVER UP HIS
THACKs.-ThOmas Smith was tried on charge OF
breaking into the house OF Mr.. Nash, No. ~ Kent
avenue, in January last, and stealing coat and .
box therefrom. Al the burglar was making his exit
from the house be awoke Mrs. Nash, who immedi-
ately gave the alarm. There being mesh
snow on the ground At the time, Mr..
Nash called an officer and the two had
no difYicuty In tracing the burglar 10 his residence
In Walworth street. Smiths boots fitted the tracks
and ne WAS taken into custody. The jury found him
guilty.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
uKIIEp sTATrs conMIssNNfas' cuuar.

The Alleged Drawback Frands-Thc Defend
ants notwithstanding Testimony.
Before Commissioner Jones.
The drawback case came up again at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Several witnesses were exam
tined Tor tho defendants and some testimony In re.
buttal was introduced by tho government, but the
examination was not finally disposed Of a. was ex.
pected.
CHARIEs \. BATFIxLp's rEsTIMoNx--cALI.Ep FOR
DICKINSON
TO Mr.. wood-I know Dickinson, and have been
In his employ as foreman In his factory; have often
seen him write and know his hand--(claim so e3l
Rogers n not IN the handwriting OF DICK
enson In any OF the places where It ap-
nature oil q. n. Thompson, wherever Il appears
papers connected with this claim IL not In DICK
son. the signature looks
CR0Ss-ExAMINATi0N.
TO Mr.. Paris-I read all Of Dckfnson's corrcs-
pondence while he was away travelling; don't think
Mr.. Dickinson could possibly have writteR these
signatures; Mr.. Dickinson writes light hand.
wna w,adAT W sSsssh sEeahIp vsa
look ike Dlckinsons hand; Twould not recognize
cnsrscteristcs Of us hand; the Thompson sig nature
docs not look at all like Dickinsons; dout think he
could write that way n he should try.
CONGRATULATIONS.
To Mr.. Parks--l am q cousin OF Mr.. Dickinson;
was In his employ several months; have often seen
HIM wrte the writing IN his books loOks very diner
ent from thls: am famlllar with his hand that
could detect the pccularties OF it nc should At-
tempt 70 disguise u; was not familiar with his
hand while he was with Rieecnper, and have been
familiar with II for only about year; took no par
ticular notice OF his hand til entered his employ.
To Mr. Wood--The endorsements ON the drafts
with which the claims were paid are not In Dickin-
NM HATFIELD RxcALLRp.
10 Mr. Wood-Dtckinson could not have written
the endorsements on the drafts with which the
claims we're paid to which have testified.
REpCrTJNd TKsTTM0Nv--IOKENzO ~ ARNOLD CALLED
FOR THE GOVERNMENT
TO Mr. Parrfs-l occupied an ofiice IN Broad street
with RicseDbcrger Two years ago; MAS engaged In
the mining business; 1 understood thas Dickinson
was M psrtnership with Riesenberger; filled up
blanks for kieseubcrger nc hAs request; filled up
ali the papers attached TO claim s1,30S;
kr. Di0kiusoi signed the naTno OF ". N. Thompson
t0 tho claim; p0t the letter containing the draft
with which the claim wns paid from the Post once;
handed " 10 Rlcsenbergcr; endorsed my name on
the back OF the draft the next day and got cashed
the name Of u. N. Thompson didn't zee endorsed
oa the draft but should say V was In Dick ns0n =
hand saw dickinson sign the name Of Thompson
filed up the papers attached Laidlaw's nsme
was not signed 70 the papers when /
nied them up; Dickinson signed She name J. r.
Rogers 10 the papers; don't know any such man;
never knew that the claims we're fraudulent until
towards The last of the business; canls INTO the
0fce then ard saw Riesenbefgcr esgESs aSi6s 70 the
c'ains; beard conscrssiinss between Dicknsou and
k.esenbesper CONCERNING the cams; did know ttat
\. ,. hDuvrr 4 0ctttlous name, ana that 4. N.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
REAL ESTATE MATTERS

In sympathy with the partial holiday which dis
tracted the attention Of very large class OF oper-
at0rs the offerings In the auction mart yesterday
were light The attendance, however was fair con-
sderng the day, and the result OF the sales indca-
give partculars:- eaf NS,s vra8At <
Auction sales Of Real Estate Yesterday.
da!s houses and lot. Nos sss ~ and ga each ass
q =, house and si ai Hsssiivi
"a "a sisi: = 81 Zach ;.si... 800
s.ss sis.s sss
q s + acu,s .ns ssnss s 0f III & 81 sv g.
IL s ssS;s ~ Is = i 4 e q s * sS
-. - gy JAMES ns.,.s n sl5kFE. N ak,,sa ,smo
ss House aaa sa S aseaoss
House and M No g %sssSsan anp place. lot
BRooKLYs PROPERTY -BY Johnson And MILLER
house. with all the modern improvements, sze aOsss
Baltic s = sss II Of 5 .v story hsh sioop '''O
brick house finely inishsd 4c sse $3.50 lot iassso
lots Kent ~, adoinng 2snss each. ......... 2so
o; On Rodney = q sbS.s s each s
xssp !: rear Of above with brick stable: o:
@ sa1 Ie. ~ and Lynch 81 sSss
On Lee ~ :asoiaiHs sessG each SO
lot on Lee adjoining, 2xs0. ECO
2ots Lee adjoining, 3oy60, each SIS
lot Lee and Hayward 1t, 20x6O. 1025
lot In Hayward 1t above, 20xl00 6.6
lot IN HeYcard st adjoining same size. SO
lot IN Hayward IT. adjoining size. 625
lot In Hayward st. adjoining, 625
adjoining, size each. 500
lots In Hayward adjoining size each. $50
Hayward st, adjoining, size each. 900
lots Lynch at, Of aDove sixes each... 80
lots Lynch st. OF above, size each.... 660
lots st, Of above size each... $50
lot ON wythe avN II from Penn st. near Appletcns
DWlulngs oOV
lots on OF Penn Sc Lee av. 271S n Distant
lot Keap st. 825 n from Marcy av 20x00. 1000
lot Keap st. adjoining same size ........... 1000
lots on Hooper st. rear above, size 800
lot Ross st, 654 n OF Kent 226x90.. 400
sTAPLETON, STATEN ISLAND, pR0PEETy-BY A. ,.
BLEEcKEk, SON AND 90. tl.st sNL
Gore It, lot lh0 It Of Quinn ST. 6b
Gore st, lot adjoining. GO
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
NEW YORK CITY.
the COURTS.

Owing y The calendar nos presenting any cases Of
importance for trial Yesterday or that counsel and
nugants and ali others concerned did not wish TO
Be deprived Of the outdoor enjoyments Of St Pat
xick's day. 90 auspiciously heralded by beautiful
weather and set apart for more than usually nns
celebration, there was hardly anything done IN the
courts yesterday. There were no formal adjourn.
ments, however the day being generally looked
upon and accepted as dses non here Law was con-
cerned, except, perhaps In instance, tnat OF tne
Marine COurt-one part only sitting and IN which
Judge Curtis presiding, gracefully yielded 70 mo-
ton for adj0urnmenk H#fM s@A y N.tN sAsRA
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

number OF days each patient has remained
In the institution is "a days, aud the average cost
tWenty.six being enteredas boar1el4 - rest trae
patients. 10 sixty-two cents per day. The erect of
the treatment upon the patients has been most sau-
tary. comparing fayoraby with that or any similar
institution in the country. In short time the cree
ton OF the new buildings on the twcnly-slx acres
commenced. and for when there is now Q building
fund Of $2000o0, derived manly from the Aetropol-
tan Board OF Excise and fines imposed IN police
courts. The building III be one OF the lnest OF the
kind IN the United States and the institution doubt
less be az permanens the sale and crlnkng OF M
IOxlcatlng LIQUORS. ta.+f.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A BOoEKEEPER.

Yesterday afternoon James McCombie, doing
business at No. 30 Water street, appeared before
Justice Dodge at the JEFFERSON Market Police Court,
and made af1davits involving two serious charges
against one David r. Wright whom, be alleges, was
employed by him ~ bookkeepcr.
The 6rsf sfdavlf read substantially as foIlows:--
That the complainant is IN the produce business
at the above place. and that tne accused was
his bo0kkeeper; that before the 18th inst he left
10 wrsht's hands check for the purpose Of nng up
cd to DO about $40; that he also efnn wrights hand
another check for like purpose to pay balance due
BY ailn 70 one Van Bokkelen, which was about SIS;
that each OF these checks were In blank FORM signed
BY him without dllIng up the amounts or the
names OF the parties To whom they were to
BE- paid; thas on the l2th instant SAID wrgn.
dd make, forge and alter ono OF tho said checks by
making the same payable to "cashn ahd filinx mp
the same with tho sum OF q. 100; and further thai
forge make and alter The other check in like man.
ner nllIng IN the sum OF s2el and that tao saId
Wright DID 90 alter SAID checks and obtain the money
thereon with fraudulent intent
The second AFFIDAVIT involves charge OF grand
larceny and u - iollows:1hat on The l4th instant
r s sas -. wsn 1ns the yss absent s
took aud stole rom him 1os packages OF butter,
luedst SsooO, which he secreted IN store, on West
done wS nssS y psrc q. s, properly r ,s and a
y was only found and obtained w summary mes
Up upsn s sSsss Sf,davi,s warrant was placed In tne
hands Of sergeant McDcrmoti, OF the court squad
f0f wrtght0 arrest winch was effected at his resi-
dencA The accused was arraiGned upon his arrival
sss rcu g sssS and every general aeroa
contained In the an'daviu and gave pail 70 avail
examinatioD, which was set down for nm early day.
s q ' ~ s sSsrc o o ls
being sbooo and that OF she charge Of forgery oehs
sA5uc.