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FvUe Dollars ReaU0ed

MILL be paid tor the detection of any person
wv concerned in setting fire to the grass aud un-
derbrush ON my property, on the westerly side 0 I
Bramhalps Hill. al ~ j. b. BROWN
may29H
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J. AMBROSE MERRILL. No. Iss Middle Street.
J. W. & II. II. McDUFFEE,csr. Middle g Union SITS
9. w. WINGATE, Nos. III and 10 Middle street.
EDWARD G. SWEET, II Middle St., FOX BLOCK.
u. r. HILL, No. 81 Federal Street. 1901
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Also the splendid bay Stallion
Isl 1aa usaUwrruro, /,

Sired by "Ned Davis," the by "Hiram Drew") who
trotted his mile In 237-dam fsSea Foam, {" who made
her mile in 2.35. ssSaunterer'' Is Eve years DID,
good stepper, and kind in harness. weighs $50 pounds
and stands fifteen and quarter hands high.
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OFFICE OF THE

American Fish Hook and Needle Oo
New Hd0en, CT, Aug. Is, 1868.
WYE have appointed Messrs. JORDAN a.
wv BLAKE, OF Portland, Me- sole agents for
the sale of our Hooks for the city Of Portland, who
will be prepared to fill all orders for the trade on the
CHARLES A. CROSBY, Secretary
Sept 9-dtf
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statement Of Thomas Motley, Esq, First V5ce-Pres-
G culture. tkA H3aI ,si87s-il - IL f.7S.le 81
The Percheron Stallion Conqueror was selected by
one OF theyeterinary surgeons OF the Royal Frenth
MunIoe q Co., OF Paris, under express orders from
the Trustees Of the Massachusetts Society for Pro-
noting Agriculture" and arrived by steamer from
Havre, in New York, in July, 1854, and arrived at
my stables July ., 1864. He was considered one Of
the finest horses to be had. {,
y THOMAS MOTLEY, 1st Vice President
aaao Mass. Society for Promoting Agriculture.
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Wanted I

A WOMAN who is both good cook and laundresss
this office. jy1od2w
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THE DAILY e PRESS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

sa We invite the attention of both City and
Country readers to the following list of Port
land BUSINESS HOUSES, which are among
the most reliable establishments in the City.
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DIR. IL. CHASE, = a
THE CELEBRATED nplANGrArHr,
Cancer and Hsss,sOr Doctor,
Formerly at No1o Green st, has leased House No.
1SS Congress Street, Portland, me-, ,.a,
Where he viii be happy to be consulted by all who
Cancer, Cancer Humors, Tumors. Scrotula, Leprosy,
Salt Rheum, Fits, NEURALGIA, Bron, HAL Afec-
.st dons. Catarrh, rheumatism, Sick Headache,
Liver Diseases, Female Weakness, Pies,
-.au.,--sD Diseases OF the Throat and LuDgs,
Diseases se'sss i.ths Of the f'is fK'iSsnsys, sih
eH-Dr. Chase has practiced in his profession for
twenty years, and in ihat time has spent two years
rect re Enowiedse Il he most st efcient M remedies sed
by the various tribes of IHdians Of that country and
by great expense has gained many valuable secrets
which have hitherto been unknown to the world
These, added to his former knowledge and expert
ence, enable him to believe that he can accomplish
ail IN od and chronic dieases that can be expected
from the limited agency of man. nsA5 Tzasa a.,,
In Cancer He Claims .Smper.oa.ity
n,.... Over an other Physicians Of the Age. saf
His modus operandi is BY plaster, destroying the
eSoa on s Of sore in om fifteen to thirty minutes with
and Dr. SRass wes e are 5e s.
ic advantage q his valuable remedy Most applica-
uons oi THIS kind are simply humbugs consistfne Of
caustics which cauterize and burn the flesh, benefit
ting in but few cases, aggrayatipe the disease IN
1t never tails to perform cure when taken IN a
proper stage He also boldly asserts that he can tell
every in iividual their disease and location ~ shsr
palms, and describe their feelings in almost every
case more minutely than they can possibly them.
selves, without even asking one question Of the pa
tieut. - N 81 F@E - 80 t.rnl
DIR. chase is NOT a Clairv0yant,
But conducts his examinations a strictly scien-
tifc principle and will challenge any medium for
! v.e.-- .~.--s- atest examination.i -ie
Call and See Him, So
He Charges Neihing for Examination.
DR.. Chase Is very moderate in his charges, that
the poor as well as the rich may have the advantage
OF his skill, and in all where he cannot Curc,
OF give relief will conscienuousy refuse to treat
them-and there are many in this city who will
vouch for his skill and integrity. s
once Hours-6 A. M. to p. M, and te7 p. M.
Once at Residence. je1Od1wl2 w1m23
IRn( (Yaa-A
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WANTED
WANTED.

- Ta5f4E GLE MzANxEGsu alld 53i-W ~
g WANTED. baa e
A WOMAN who is both good cook and laundresss
a. to e about five miles ous Of the city Agply at
.--.- -
q ess5snos Aa4 Wanted ! aoaszsisr af sa
- family. Address 2 OIBox 1886 jyls-dst. =
Wanted Immediately. giia
ATw.C. CoBBs STEAM BAKERY, two good
a. b BAKERS. t Those Of steady habits required 81
s4s7ansa fsi bssl WantedH 40 aaasnea IL
Sa ~ I've daS .assS
quiet and and M pleasant part Of the city desired. Ad-
~ aaaii Agents Wanted ssss1g
AT $50 C0NGREss ST., Portland, NE. I
ONE Oh TWO active canvassng agents tfsmaes s
" preferred) in each town in the County Of Cum
berland, and wtha capital of from Eve to Twenty-Five
wanted in every family, and from which compen.
sation from 500 to $500 dollars per month can be
1890 $1,000. u u 10y !-e. 1y-5u.1n .5te -
hst Wanted. Is .s8o1sgIisa "a
A Wet Nurse, to take charge OF alchid two weeks
"A old. Best OF references required. 49,
f Apply PLY sss Congress street. between the hours
~ = Wanted. lsyislIl,.T a..ll-T y,
A GENTS-To sell the American Knitting Ma
best Knitting Machine ever invented, WIN knit 70,
oSe stitches xsdpsss per miPgts ssra
cRLNE Max G0 Boston, Mass or St Louis
Nmur aa,nurs1 ST. 4. sanc 2 2.
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Sumnyside House,

09AAAAHy z7zAAeE9
E-3HERsON DAER, ruf- Proprietor
= s&E1 The aSnnnyside House," upon this favor
SD ite Island retreat will be- open to pefma-
E nent boarders and transient company af-
tier July 4th, '69, The Island Is one of the.
most delightful spots in auasco Bay, and
every comfort will be afforded guests of the House
upon reasonable terms. Unsurpassed facilities for
fishing, cunning, yachting, sea bathing, &C. ~
The steamer Ella will run to and from Portland
twice q day, and the yacht "Sunnyside" will run
occasional trips and make her headqua tiers at the
Island, subject to the order Of guests. eA1 a.
1-Parties wishing to procure the Island tor ex-
cursons wiilapply 20 Gapts Mitchell Of the steamer
Ellas Hog Y bnzlsgsE sseap1 1szfsl sljuiyl ld2m II
sSea-Side Resort.'
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2 Maine Historical Society.
sUHE Annual Meeting Of this Society win be held
z II at its rooms in Bowdoin College, Brunswick on
Shursday, July 16, 1859, ut O'Clock a. M.
EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary.
Brunswick, June 20, 1859. sfv , 4 dtd
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Wanted ImmediateIy. !

4 t-5I3Hl3 ] Is lf4WH1l66W y e9asIaI9I q q
BOARD and Lodging by young man in q private
- family. Address o Box 1886. jy16-dSts
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9 grandson of "Rysdyk's Hambletonian. !" He is
four years old, blood bay stands sixteen and halt
hands high, OF 6ne figure and action, and weighs
1850 pounds. Terms $40. 34 ~. 1rrr
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

Tobacco and Cigars.
SARGENT & HOW, No. lag Exchange Street.
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j. n. FLACk,

AIIUHNfI MD COUNsETOn Ar T,W ON
on Commercial street. opposite Prerh, p,ro, p pll
Nevada. ''b"' pcP"L btk"'
l.tf
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nE- REMEMBER To PVT BON q. ,
THE LETTER..
Caution to the IHfortunat,

NDwar' - tie S.u Frar.rl-.,I auacl- And rr.,,,,,
""" WIN h-.iS s~uru" usrtii cau.s. du:s H., uur.-
~ Sar 4" Tie self styled DEBTORS Nkr-r ~ fr,-
!" -. l."i'I ~ i-t h-iI! zul vt'Lly sIalsr. of
an AN i>c AMI Other places. trade. flru AMI
became t." lazy 60 nugk aIiL,lr trade some are
Ni'"!'L-' -h"'iuaL'rs. H,WsIaprr csrgl,ru lgt.Ii.
s'h'r ONO" k""iSr.. ETC. LDpk the san Ir.rt..
tlFH ana 80" "l!l not and their medical in,t.
~ H. Look a. the directory for IsGg and I.ri N.
only way !" avoid imposition /, 10 make inquirr-it
III cost you nothing and may you many r, rr.ts:
TOT a. ADVERTISING physiCaHs eight cases GU, Of ton
az, gus mere = no safety in trusting any II them
,Thui you EhoN Who and Nbai they ars. Doctor Gib.
IN - not deceive people by exhibiting bogus t!;lrs
,EtrineAt'. Prri,nicd patients letters etc B,,tnr
IiGG"h VII saiisy Pyr-"ns who may call At his One,
Consultations FREE ''
=, 20 Correspondents sill please inform Dr. Gihbon
IN They read his advertisement IN me UuuII1Ij
lily
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HOUSE without children is like a lantern
and no candle; a vine and no grapes: a brook
with no water gurgling and rushing in its
channel
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CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC AILR AID . /.
Via OAKLAND FERRY.
CHANGE OF TIME-NoyENBER srH. ises.

CHANGE OF 1IME-NONEABER SrH. ls69.
TxPRESs INTERNATIONALLY" Leaves
stockton. 1900 A. n; Sacramento, l:5O Pm Junction
SOS N; COlfaI. $40 p. N; Reno l:So Pm. wads-
10 p NJ; Carlin, 400 NJ: Eiko, $40 y. NJ; arrive
.; PrOtnontory. St5 A. n: Omaha. l:l0 p. u.
EMPRESS TRAIN - WESTWARD -"DAILY"-
Ieaye. Pruncrtory daily at 90 p NJ Elio 80 A H. /;
Ca lin $50 Argenta. ll;i5 A. N: Winnemuoca.
$50 p. wAAswosth 10 IS p NJ: Reno 1855 AN /:
Collar. 81 A. NJ; Junction lO;io A n: SACRAMENTO.
1850 stockton. lIs P n. arrives At San jose 6:5s
p. N san Francisco, $50 =. n.
WAY NAIL EASTwARD-Dsiy Sundays except
cd leave San Francisco 90 =. San jose 3CD
stockton ses arrives AZ Sacramento ~ 10 -
WAY NAII-wESTwARD-DAily Sundays except
ell leaves Sacramento ESQ a NJ: Stockton s:l9 A. n
&rriVes san jose l2:IS Z. NJ; SAN Francisco 30
2. n.
Palace Coaches, With Restaurant Commisssry Car at
tsched. running through fast time 60 Omaha with
out change Of cars will leave san Francisco every
days AZ 500 P N. and Omaha Saturdays $50 p. NJ
RETURNING. LEAVES OMAHA Thursday 9:IS A. -
Arrives PrurRont0ry Saturdays 1000 A. NJ: san
Francisco Sundays 300 P. Tickets and Berths for
this train h. secured only at the CompAnys once.
-II5 California street, san Francisco.
MarysVIlIs ENpress-Dany.
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO. SEQ A. ~. Sacramento
lsIO ": arrives At MarysNille. $40 p.
RETURNING LEAVES MAEYSVILLE at 9l5 A ~
Arrives At Sacramento a. II 30 NJ, and at san Fran
EVANSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN DAILY
fSundAys excepted leaves Sacramento l:lUAN Ar.
ryes ~ Marysyie lUi5 Leaves MarysYille II 80
P. N Arrives AZ Sacramento $50 p
Through Fares Payable In Currency.
From san Francisco 20 Omaha SIN %; ST Louis.
sl29 %: Chicago. $40 %; New York, $50 90; New
orleans, Sl62 90
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES are run
daily Francisco 70 PEumuunry. Double Berth
50 ~: state Rooms. sl2 o. Double BertLs AccumTnU-
date two person state Rooms, thrcs 4, Esou-
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave san Francisco 500
p N Sacramento 57J 4. ". Farv currency rates.
Omaha, SEQ, St Louis, SEQ; Chicago. SEQ. New York
SOS IS
CHILDREN not over twelve 40 years Of age, Hall
Iarc; under ave 81 year. Of are. FREE.
o 100 POUND OF BAGGAGE per adult passenger
Free. ~ pounds Baggage Upcr child between 5 and
u year. Of agel. fryv.
EXTRA BAGGAGE over LOO b. between SacrA-
Iacn;o and Omaha icurrcuCyI. SIS per LOO pounds
A. y. TOWNE, General Superintendent
7. II. Goodwin. HeAl pAssg-r Agcnt. tJ-tf
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Is FRIDAY Az USLUCKY DAY?-Friday. long
remembered as day OF i'll omen, has been an
evehuul one IN American history, and AneEi-
cans ought not to be afraid of it.
Friday, Christopher Columbus sailed on his
voyage Of discovery.
Friday, ten weeks after, he discovered.
America.
Friday, Henry III. gave John Cabot his
commission, which led TO the discovery OF
North America.
Friday. ST. Augustine, the oldest town in
the United States, was founded
Friday, the Mayhower, with the pilgrims
arrived at Puncetown, and, on Friday, they
signed the august compact, the foreruuner Of
the present constitution.
Friday, George Washington was born.
Friday, Bunker Hill was seized and fortified
EndAy, the surrender Of Sar.:oga was made.
Friday, the surrender Of Cornwallis occur
red; and, on
Friday. the motion was made in Congress
that the United States were. and Of RIGHT oupht
to be, free and independent.
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DIR. GIBBoN,s DIsPENs.px

GO2 kEABNEI street, corner
va Commercial. San Francis
CO. private entrance ON CONNER
eial ST.. established In 1854. for the
treatment Of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases. such ~ Gonorrhea.
elect. Structure. syphilis In all IL
forms. Seminal Weakness. nnpo-
tency, etc. Skin Diseases Ioi
years stAndinsl. and liberated
LeeS successfully treated.
DOCTOR GIBBOS has the
pleasure Of announcing that be
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DISSOLUTION

IHE C"PNETNERslIlp HERETOFORE EXISTING
Dt'"cSn j. - Ayrcs and J. {. Mitchell ift m.
'hh'hahEc saloon" hAs this day been dtssniyrI hy
mutual consent &c. Mitchell will continue the hu.i
ness and collect and settle all b- q the, la. brn
J. H. ANIgT$.
r,La -, ~. 49,. J. {, MITCHELL.
'' '''''''"'' 80 IN"F tG.lm
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THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER =. 1888.
Daring Robbery Al u. Bank {, Commerce.

Daring Robbery AZ the hank CT connsres.
A few days ago an Englishman named l.. s
Hink or Kinks, from London or its neishbor.
hood, arrived In this blasted countrie'' on a
tour OF pleasure and profit. On Monday he
was short Of funds. and having bills OF ex-
change in his possession that would I'LL his
purse, he strayed into the Bank of Commerce,
presented his documents and received from
the paying teller 81. 200 in current funds.
us this night, he asked of the teller.
guess so; count it if you have any
doubts, =" was the response.
count it. = :
Johnny Bull commenced the count. after
aJusting his eye-glass, and while engaged in
the work a voice exclaimed:
is that your stamp" Ipointing TO the
noor.l The eyeglasses were re-aiiuStsd and
MI Kinks leisurely turned in the direction of
the point indicated. On completing his sur
Tey and finding nothing or the ioor he turned
his attention TO the 81. 200 pile to find il gone.
as well as his friends who had addressed him.
lhe EnSlishman looked al the teller the
teller looked At the English man. Kinks finally
uttered sound between a whistle and an eI-
elamation of disappointment, and concluded
by rematking:
We'll, damme, that's well done. HereIve
been around London, ham hup TO hall the
tIieks OF the thieves, bat ham beaten. What
shall do:"
He WAS advised to Go TO the Central rolice
office. Kinks hurried there: saw Kelso; de-
tailed the particulars of his loss, and wanted
$1,000 kelso did not happen 10 have that
sum about him, but ordered an entry Of the
robbery to be made on the books, and il was
done by detective Avery.
Don't put that in the papers, . ordered the
EnSils hman Il would not have il known -
HIngland, where am well known TO the no.
bihty and the public, for hundred pounds
sterling" -.
Mr., Kinks was assured that the rlarers
would not get out, but they have. from Other
sources than police quarters, whose mystery
Is thrown around every case by order Of our
superior officer"
The Hon. L. S. Kinks is still looking for
his -, 200; but so fa- has been unsuccessful
he will probably draw on the nobility for suf
ticient funds to liquidate his hotel bill and re-
turn to England wiser if not a better
man "-Nsic York Herald.
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.RENENREE who you are talking 10. sir. -
said an indignant parent to a fractions boy.
I'm your father, sir" We'll. who's 10
"'tain't met
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Notice.

\"iI't i HEREBY GIVEN. THAT HAVE THIS
gay sold my 'utiro interest In tho Gen, S.IoIn
WI I1n'hii'- Of the concern Will bc paid 10y INV sue
s-H-.f - VI. Kellogg 60 Nll iohts "a I'M, tho
4 90. ''' '. " TX
'"in n 6 PIiiLInRoOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19
sTr1T AGAINST A NATIONAL BANK.

Some time ago the Merchants National
Bank of Washington, ceased operations and wound
up by the Treasury Department large amount Of Sc
ctes that ought have had IN its vaults deposit
could not found 1t alleged that they had been.
by fraudulent cOusOn transferred TO the custody OF
the Ocean National Bank Of this city. suit
menced by the Government against the latter bank to
amount Of the securities BY be-
tween Government counsel and counsel for the Ocean
Bank the suit be discontinued unless steps
taken the day Of the opening OF the u s. Circuit Court
fOr the Southern District OF EewYork for the October
Term to bring tue suit to trial Subsequently District
Attorney Perrep0Dt was instructed by the Government
ignore this aud bring the suits 10 trial at
an early day on the first day of the October Term Judge
Benedict, sitting the United States Circuit Court an
aOnnood ais intention Of taking up only criminal and
revenue dnrDg the term he Will hold the Circuit,
that although DistietAttOrney Perrepont anxious
TO have the matter disposed OF at an early day, VIII
have to be put f0E the present.
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PASSENGEYS ARRIVED.

PRoM HAvRE AND BRBsT. Oct, BIN the steamship Petere
Ma ad S 90 n ss B md Ro..s M Reed sd
wife, Mr. Lanotte Mt Hale wife Me M Do6o. and vie
Ss. 5SdsS ard a%S Nile sni, q pi'GSi a. Mot I'd
@ s.d fSrS .n H. o na @ . Dss1 Ds
and family NJ and Mrs An,e Ms... De F@eGas lsSs' Pssh
and and WIFE WIFE NM. ssi Nine paiDsn .Sd family Mss, caeG
ks NM. Heres 20 %. Py N:. c, 6Ss' y
add my Hsnsn and family Irm.ly Momus. Lsure sy1estre
Bsudsgsn Holland Muy Par.on, Gin,n BIOot G.ea;R e.y
Week.. NM. I'VE Wen. ssd ch sss. osn.S dsag Apple
SS P NM s Low. s G.n a' s m & Hp SsG
%Sss N M ns:I
daughter Nine Allan and Ps'cnns BrOutsacaI AID
sI ae s.s Vus.S NE ss Mr. ss s and &
nt Jude MlA BrsumhyE NM; k.ues, Me P.rot Nj. L,s
servants buserne Me GO. Nj Ronson ssr'ssi Mr.
sIEi i sns cS a doas. a isns
Mr. solomon Nj Bon Mr. Palmer and servant Mr. C1,sso and Wife
Mr Mayer H. B:S Levy Mr. Graf md We s u%aocRc
m Me- Mcos wSsoa cic.nG and n Gs Nile
Mr. a o,ps NILE s s1hn FSss MI ~ w Mr.
Nina Bin and daughter MT Marne and daughters MI MoaO Nine
M %Snn NM w. S cSy Mr. s1 sss s Mr. Ad 4as
f H. F H. a r' S Gray h f 1 P:ls
cHtbe Thomas and daughter Gndon M PyrAd Msgy A.
s SsI nn S M a.' S, ais Hall. Mr. Genet Mr. Gss Mr. Gs
Mr. sgOu nr ssvenn Mr. scnsnegau Mr. sOntas Mr. cadiOn
u. s ss!s. CITY ,s o. s. s ,
AphOuse Miss b. W. Phillips
w. Louth Rev. W. KDesd John Moore Plat J. ilau H.
children. d. Hunter Pearson and r. Edwards Mr.
Walsh W. H. Weeh aud wife, two Misses Dunno. L. T.
Henp Role H. T. Pierce Miss Wecb Master WEIGH Wm Cough
A. Cross Charles Ovllsy Rev John GhSsey r. Wsksr Miss
GlboO Miss Pnkernsn Mira Chapman Moses Atsai.r hss
Abbott ss Peterson Mrs John Webb, Miss Stocks Miss Kelley
Mr. MoDe aud wife Mr. Messick aud servant Graham Rev. Ia
Franz. fHpi 1 caasS.y Mr. Tas, Rev Mali
Taylor wife and ehd g. Pierce Mr. Chanting Miss Vernon Mas
K McArdle, Miss Whitley Miss g. Bradley w. X smith, Shaw
Miss Maggie Dodd. Jos K Bradley and wife
FROM LVRRPOOL-In steamship Minnesota Oct Miss ]. W.
shatiek Miss h. D. Graves Mr. and Mrs X Graves. H. W Bulk
ley Tucker Mrs G. Graves, Miss ~ Graves W. smith,
Adrch Mr. and Mrs Edmund 0r Mrs ~ T. Barle Dr. g. Sbe
Dr. Geo Bng Miss MeCab Mrs Richards Mss Robinson Miss
Alice Miss Eta Graves Walter Graves T. Harper Capt
and Mrs j. W. Undefh Edmund Rdrdge, TOone
L. H. Hamer A. W. Brown. James Seednam, IL smith H. Wood
Van EOiep. Master t. Gaudin. Francis Sp C. W. Lind
b 81 Stason, Mr. aud Mira Fenny PeDBebAun tebGebun o.
Fennebaup Mr. McMlboh Mr.. and MIS l. A. Graves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19

Ratterv The accused was committed Dennis Leary
of No 90 Oakst James Martin of No 10 Hamiitonst
silver watch from Andrew Dickson Of No. Henry-st.
thew having volunteered to pilot him through portion
of the Fourth Ward and stolen his watch while 50 dohg
John Nolan OF No. 81 Over-st. and Patrick haey vi
No IS Cherry-s yesterday morning, stole IRON Chares
r. Blake OF No. 50 PierrepOnt-st., BROOKLYN Nnlo
the latter in Fronts near tho Fulton ferr pecs
of silk velvet valued at SO. The boys were aitstwiu
discovered by officer Wandng in the act OF hldnS tne
velvet behind newspaper stand, aud we're taken INTO
custody. They were committed - Edward SrIhh OF
No OIL HesteTst committed for having cutCOrneHuS
Coughn OF No 424 Twentethst. IN the neck, aud
causing serious wound. Elizabeth smith was com
mtted for having attempted TO steal piece Oh plMa
goods valued at $780, from the store OF ougdeh BRAD
bury, No. $40 Bowery. s... 3f
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before John h Hackett Recorder. Charles WaterhOuse
charged with having stolen chest or tea from the store
of Mr. Babcock Park place, plead guilty TO petit lar
ceny and sentenced 70 pay ne OF 300 and serve
six months in the PeDitentiary Joseph Graham and
William Russell, pickp0ckets' were JOINTLY indlcted
charged with having picked the pocket of LADY named
services Russell plead guilty. and was sentenced TO
State Prison for years aud six months Graham was
tried found guilty. and sentenced 10 state Prison for nve
wears Charles Trabaud, OF the statesmen detected
in stealing the silks from A. T. Stewards wholesale store
put in plea OF guilty to petit larceny, and was nneu
800 and sent 70 the Penitentary for SIX months
AdoDh Bereus, foreman in sh0estore In Blk
and little boy named Bernard McArdle. were Indicted
on charge OF grand larceny Mr.. Monroe Il: Whlte an
agent of the American Express Co.. testified 10 haVE
lost the gOods-ab0ut 500 worthrOm his storerOOhl
next door to where the prisoner Bereus worked Inc
boy, McArdle put on the stand. ana estne9 10 nav
ing seen the prisoner steal the goods among which wero
two wolf robes, which were aiterwaru iouna ~ sr
been gwen by The prisoner to MI House. In payment Tor
obtaining divorce Bereus was round g9iity anu sS,
fenced to State Prison for three years ana Blk months
- Charles Foster plead guilty TO burglary anu Nus se
to State prison for four years ana SIX months. "A
colored boy named Thomas Cutter plead guilty 10 grhu
larceny aud sent 10 the Penitenary Tor Is months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19
cR1M1NAI, cAREIEssNEss-A BOY SHOT.

Coroner keenan,. yesterday, at the New York
Hospital took the antemOrtem statement OF John III.
DeyO age years. who accidentally shot on Friday
last by James Nolan. porter employed in the Cosmopo
tan HOTEL at the OF Chsmberss and West Broad
way From the testimony of the boy appeared that he
was employed the hat and coat room OF the hotel and
while attending his duties, Nolan came downstairs
from the above, having in his hand pistol when
he seemed TO be examining Deyo asked to look at it,
when Nolan apparently in spirit OF fun, pointed the
pistol at DeyO and 1t in some unexplained manner
discharged the ball entering the head OF the lad just
above the right eye, and passing inward beyond the
reach OF the probe There had been eelng between
the two and there doubt but that the shooting was
the result Of accident The jury rendered verdict that
the lad dangerously wounded by pistol shot at tho
hands OF James Nolan. The latter. who arrested
yesterday committed 10 the Tombs to await the re
suit of Deyo's injuries. There is strong probability
that the boy will recover.