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timately, to raise him yet higher in the esteem of the people Sander generally leads to ln- ouiry, and fthe public acts of II on. R. C. Me Cormick, in his connections with Arizona be examined and criticized, such examination and criticism will doubly endear him to all true Arizonans, at the same time that they will ex- pose his slanderers, and jastly btain for them the animadversion of all who take aninterest in the progress of our Territory and the welfare of our people We find the following in late Washington dispatch
 In the House. yesterday, Mccormick, of Arizona, introduced resolution instructlng the Committee on Military Affairs to consider the propriety of authorizing the Governor of Arizona to recruit regiments of Volunteers and, if deemed expedient, to report a bill for the purpose.
 The following We find reported in cornec- ton:
 The appropriation for general expenses of the Indian service in Arizona, is increased to $700, ,OOO
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
COMMISsARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
DEPARTmENr OFCALEFORNEA
San Francisco, Cal, March 25th, 1869.

San Francisco, Cal, March 25th, 1869. pEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, will be S received at the office, Mo- 2o4 Sutter Street | Ftsl :iseI-, Ct., by the undersigned, un. til I2 o clock, Nj, on THURSDAY, July lst, 1869 (vhen they will be opened) for the sup ply and delivery at the military posts in Ari- zona Territory, of all the BEEF and MUTTON, live or slaughtered, that may be required for the troops stationed thereat during the year 1870.
 The supply will amount to about 5000 Reeves and 1000 Wethers.
 Copy of the present contract and detailed instructions to bidders can be obtained at said office, st the office ofthe Actg. Commissary of Subsistence at Wilmington, Cal, and at the office of the A. C. S. at any of the Military posts ia Arizona Territory
 Proposals will bo received for any part of the supply.
 Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of the bids,
 The right is reserved of rejecting any or all bids Advertising expenses ($362) will be borne by the successful bidders. pro rata
 J. Mel TAYLOR,
 apl8:8w a,a,.r Bvt. Col, c. s.
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NOTICE.

Territory of Arizona, County of Pima,
 To the unknown heirs of Thomas F. Mclean deceased, their guardians, agents, &c,, and all other persons interested:
 You are hereby notified that upon a final settlement of the estate of said deceased had in the Probate Court of said County and Ter> ritory on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1869, a balance of nine hundred and thirteen dollars and eighty-eight cents, was found due said estate, and remaining in the hands of Soloman Warner, the administrator thereof
 The undersigned having been appointed by said Probate Court, as an agent to take pos- session and charge of said moneys-and having given bond as required by law, will hold the same for the term ofone year subject to the iclaimand demand of the lawful heirs of said dece ased.
 At the expiration of one year, said moneys, uncalled for will be paid into the Territorial Treasury of said Territory in accordance with the statutes in such cases made and pro, vided
 Tucson, March 18th 1889.
 . JOHN B. ALLEN,
 Agent and IZ-tt Territorial Treasurer
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We
 have on
 hand and are
 cOnstantlyIeceiving a full assortment of Every class ofgoods suitable for this market, which we offer on the most req sonable terms, One of our firm resides in New York City for the sole purpose of buying goods, and being
 in
 market
 constantly.
 Our merchandise IS purchased on themogt advantageous terms. Those Who deal with us can rely upon our stock being of the best quality and at the lowest prices. We would call the attention of merchants from this Territory
 also
 from So-
 nora, to our
 well assorted stock especially suited totheir market, and can confidently say it will be to their advantage - to examine it before purchasing else
 where.
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WILLIAM ZECKENDoRF

'Ai.LIAM AECkENDORF
 Tucson, A T, AARON ZEcKENDoRF Tor1s Zrcrr,,r,-, Albuq, Frgue N. M. NoI9 Dey St, N V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
THE COURTS.

HOW DIVORCES ARE OBTAINED IN NETWORK.
Charlotte b. Nichols agt. Alexander r. T.
Yiehols.--Supreme Court-Chambers. Before Justice
CLERxE-The plaintiff in this suit obtained divorce
through O. A. House Of No. rs Nassaus who 1t Is said
meets all persons inquring for Mr. House, who adver
tses that he will obtain divorces without pubclty Inc
OF The summons made by publication, and the de-
70 liant he knew nothing OF the suit TILL ne saw
notice of her remarriage IN the papers lie now moves 10
set aside tho proceedings The adavits on when the
motion Is made remarkable. DAVID j. Price FORMER
clerk Of House, recognizes daguerreotype OF Mr. Geb-
hard that OF person active In procuring the DIVORCE
and denies that he ever swore to the anldaylt OF
deposit OF the summons In the PostOhices though he
him that House was habit OF uEng three different
kinds Of ink TO show difference between the Dody ana
signature papers 1t is that the nominal Ator-
ney, W. W. Northrup. esq, has stated that he only
about the case The order Of publication was made on
the davit OF Oscar W. Smith, and the publication
was made In The Ee York Weekly Neos and Jewsh Mes
ssnger or the defendant d not appear and the
referee reported on apparently SUFFICIENT evidence tnas
adultery In house In Tweftlst The plaintiff now pro-
duces afidsyits showing not only shat he was never
served with process and knew nothing OF h the
With Mr.. Edward esbIard. went to Europe
with him, and lived there with him In open
adultery lie himself swears that he lives at Greenfield,
Fairfield County Connecticut, ana has resided there
since his infancy thatn 1867 he introduced MS vile 10
Gebhard whom he believed man OF honor that IN 1865
she eIoped with Gebhard and took passage TO Europe
with him that on her coming 10 Now'fork she was met
by uncle whom she told she was on her way to Visit
Gobhards sisters, In Schohare County but that she
escaped xt morning TO the Steamer with Gerhard that
they left the IN the English Channel going to
Falmouth and thence to London and Paris that she was
wealthy aud Gebhgrd poor that IL January, ISG9 they
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NEW ROUTE TO THE WEST.

II is not generally known to the public that
new link in the chain OF railways connecting NewYork
with the west is nearly completed, and that when 1t
opened the distance between this city and Chicago by
railroad will be 95 miles less than 1t is by the New.
York Central Road 81 miles less than by the Erie and lol
miles less than the Camden and Amb0y and Phadel-
pha and Erie Road This link is the Dauyile Hazeton,
and Wilkesbarre Railroad, extending from Hazeton to
former place with the Lehigh Valley Railroad 10 Easton
and New.York, and at Sunbury with the Philadelphia
and Erie aud the Northern Central Road. leading down
the Susquehanna River to the seaboard at Baltimore
Among The is miles o coal aps along
Black and Black Mountain, and that lt Will fur
ush the shortest route tho oil ana buminous
coal neds OF tho Philadelphia and Erie Railroad The
grading and bridging on this ROAD have already peen
LAID; the company has purchased some OF It's rolling
stock and portion OF the road will be opened for trafo
within ten days or two weeks.
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THE STATUTE OF pERpETUrTIEs.

Frederick II. Schettisr, administrator, ant
Laurence Shuster, Smith, and otares-Court OF Appesh
Before Chief Justice HUNT and full benoh.-Joha n
Smith died in 1861 leaving four children three Of whon
are now dead His wil carefully drawn, aimed to linn
marry the plaintiff In THIS actlon and from the paintiS
and from his children The daughter did marry schss
tier and died In 1867 leaving one child Her husband,
her administrator, now attacks the provisions Of u
renee s., who is the only living SON Of John NJ SmA
The will deyses oneourth of the estate In trust for each
for life, and thedeath az either leaving widow 10
that widow for fe and on the death Of the widov
issue Of the testator's other children, excluding
however, the children Of his son Lafayette By
his then wife, and any children his danghte,
C0rnella might have by the plantf In this action
contrary the statute against perpetutes In hs that
the limitation the wives for life might possibly In the
case Of John Jacob and may yet possibly In the case q
Lawrence, be limitation 70 womans life who was
soutey VOID under the wen settled rules Of law. The
devise Of the other fourth which was TO Cornelis
for life should she not marry MI. schetter, bat
In which If she married schettier her inferred
IL being claimed that there was no valid pro
vision for the income of the share while her interest
was suspended IL is claimed therefore that this income
belongs her estate. For the defendants argued
fell in his life and that in both clauses there was ~
alternative VIZ II the died leaving no widow, which
was not open to objection and therefore made the pro
visions valid. unless, indeed they should IN fact
testator. As to Cornelia's share, 1t was claimed
that che got, no interest on her marriage win
sehsttler. and that the wordsof the WILL all her Interest
in my estate shan cease during such coyerture debael
Decision reserved VIM II. Martin for plaintiff appelS
ant; George 4. Comst0ck for defendant, respondent
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returned to the United States, going nrst TO srh..
and efterward 10 indianapolis: that his attentio
called TO advertisement of her marriage with Csh,s
the 4th july 1869, by one John N. Scribner, nss
marry them, and Mr. Scrbner refused till conv ~
decree OF divorce was furnished him, and a. ~
was the first information he received OF the Az, ~
He says he has had from the time OF his arriacs
present. place OF business at No Pine-st: thS ~
name In the NewYork Directory; that his fs,hs ~
sided IN Brooklyn, where lie frequently visited thsa
brother resided IN New York and the other In Broas
facts all known TO the plaintiff that during Anal
May 1862 he at Greenfield Hill. and IN the Gshs.
going TO the PostOfce for his letters but RECEIVE
summons or complaint In the case. He says he fr.S
neither OF the principal witnesses against him. and
nies se,1ddm al his evidence The clerks IN the ~
York and Greenfield Hill Post. Offices confirm he y.
through the PostOhice. The fact Of the plaintiff Iiv
with Gebhard his wife before the divorce coparH
by two persons Harrison, tine principal witness a -
contradicted in some OF his statemeDts by two .sz
nesses. After the reading OF the papers fol- rs.
defendant appearing for the plaintiff exJutIs
had been served the attorney for the piantik H..
the plaintiffs attorneys had insisted that they shouS q
served on the plaintiff In person; that they had sni
quenty discovered that at this very time the pant ~
her paramount were In NewJersey in constant connas
cation with the attorneys that they had since fed =
on the extraordinary character OF the case, ana ~
manded for the purity and integrity of bench -
bar that something than the mere opening Of ~
Judgment required He asked for his client that ~
whole proceedings be declared void for fraud ab ua
Mr. Justice Clerke said he would grant the order In ~
form. But the matter must not stop here He had know
for some time Of this House and Of his advertising d
thought IL was time check should be put to such pfs
tces He would direct the papers In this 10 sq
mitted to the Grand Jury. - tft +" .fTr
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GENERAL NOTES.

The largest button of silver bullion ever
finished was taken by the Brown Silver Mining Com
pany at Georgetown Colorado, Thursday OF last week
weight $50 pounds; vaue over $4,000 II exhibited
IN the fair at Denver and was shipped TO Phiadephia
for coinage this week.
John w. Young, assisted by Bishop f. F.
Sheets organizing, Salt Lake City party Of track
layers with which the business OF laying
the rails on the Utah Central Railroad This party when
organized will Immediately commence operations at Og
den the line viii be pushed through "a fast as prac
ticable.
On the southerly end Of Fishers Island Is
lonely grave marked by slab Of feestone on which Is
the following inscriptions Here lies the body Of the Rev.
samuel Pierpoin pastor OF the fret church In Lyme
Drowned March Is, l722, passing Connecticut RIVER
above Saybrook and 2Sth Of April, i72a his BODY was
found here"
The Bristol (Tenn.) Ne,Os learns that very
Door family passed through Wythevillea few evenings
ago. and encamped in an old field by. During the
night with no canopy but that OF heaven to shield her
from the pelting RAIN and friend but lazy nus
band" the gave birth to four children ne News
says the husband was too lazy TO carry straw from
neghboriDg staekyard and make tho woman rude ped
Mr.. Charles True of Lee, Me-, while on
voyage TO Monteydeo. South America the past year.
was on board OF his ship, at anchor In the mouth OF the
river about four miles below the city. On weighing
anchor large quantity OF mud came upon the luko OF
the anchor full VI shells Climbing over the sde VI tue Yss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND coRREc-
TON.

At tho meeting of the Commissioners OF CHAR
titles and Correction, yesterday, communication from
the Warden of Bellevue Hospital. calling attention to
the condition of the lower part Of Bast Twenysxhst
Croton Adueduct Boan This Board was requested to
take charge the water MAINS and to supply the ins
tutons and the Inhabitants OF Randals and BLACK
Islands with water. Thomas r. Murray was appointed
Clerk OF the Free Labor and Intelligence Bureau a
dietary table for the boys OF the nautical schooshp
Mercury was furnished by Dr. Flint and the salaries
OF the ambulance drivers was advanced TO $50 month
t was voted patients be admitted 10 the tnebrate
Asylum q so q week. condition that they do what
ever labor residing surgeon may require OF them
Of xt-st awarded to Jennings Brown OF
$1,000 The Warden OF Harts Island announced that no
had transferred boys from the Industrial School TO tbe
sclioolship Mercury. Drs. GOrham and Geo. K Philips
were appointed Ambulance Surgeons The Superlnend-
en of the Free Labor aud Intelligence Bureau sent In
report showing that 26 applications had been received
for male help during the two weeks ending sept ~ ana
IOsl for females Number OF situations procured for
males 2l for females 1862 The receipts reported from
the nth Of September to the 30th were s2O.562 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

The Board of Directors of the Brooklyn
Bridge Company met the Brooklyn City Gas
office yesterday. The Hon. Henry c. Murphy occupied
the Chair He stated that negotiations were In progress
toward securing site the NewYork side OF the river
for tower site on the Brooklyn side had been &C.
cded upon, and the engineers we're ready WITH tne
Mr.. Hustled of tho Executive Committee said they nad
examined all the plans for the tower on THIS sde anu
found them satisfactory He moved that tho Execu,ve
Committee DC authorized 40 proceed WIN une ht %
laying the calsson erecting the tower TO the Oh
three feet above hig-watcr mark He said that was
the intention OF the Committee by advice or me En-
gineers TO prosecute the work themselves and not by
contract The plan comparatively new In TINS cou
Try Tie nature Of the work to be done was snfn az
rendered IL Important that the entire cOntrace
should be kept In the hands OF the Company
under the Immediate supervisor, OF the engneer
In answer to question Of Mr.. A. H. Green. MI Husteo
saidthat the consulting engineer, Mr. Allen, had up
proved OF all the plans Mr.. Stranahan said that the
plan be pursued the same as that MADE pS t e
elder Mr. Roeblng except that In accordance Win Ihe
recommendations OF the Board OF Consulting Engineers
the hight was be increased five feet involving coTre
spending increase OF strength in the foundations Inc
resolution offered by Mr. Hustled was adopted On mo
ton OF Mr. Prentice the Executive Committee were au
thorlzed to oil necessary ONCE
for the meetings OF tie Board In AUDUBON 70 inc otei
Offices already In use, q
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF .....Septemoer 10
CLEARED.
g.s sls ..n. csss Philip.
: .ss y D.. Si .;sn sS:
psO.sr Rsssees Syds csieass wimins0a' Abe
BaIiNIord Raglan Ssslsy, LOndoa Nina. sunt' sa Polly
aes.ns pn.r,h Road, for orte Hs. Keos.
I.s..: !. J y:S. s'' A''
s..sa ~: IsI sss Elsi L g IA S
s ss Ga ss:;iI savannah. SS' Bisss. s.%o
ARR ARRiyED; a, ..,,.,
Steamship sss%: S Vans Fish BEDFORD pass
s si11 Gem B B:s t cs FssSH
ship Bessie Parker, slocum Boston sent q, baIas.
s. ass 1 assls Bell prpai. SaSseps s.y. sugar.
s sa. $s:s.s:s cssss sSs:; Jays ''''
s,arngh. Gardner. Mo Sylvester Hale Tsan'on
s s.,sl a;,ssswieh Godss spray, Stanford
Pss.; rSsa'I Bridgeport 'ssa M ri..sf Sss.e
RETURNED.
Bar. Lord II 1ss s.P s. s sS i TO- Es.
spOe and the water making about LAO strokes hour pei
SAILED.
Steamships wsssr for Bremen AePpo for LyerDOe Cleopatra
n 1Si MpSoal for Casls.ton sSsns soussd iyspso
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Harris glasgow Delta, from Gesfsso. Ro'e,sk re.
Chars.,on Sullivan and George Dale from B,nVs' aos,Ts ,s
RoSaoa.; seSs T. B. smith Plymouth Rock Es~rofL
Barb oA.,.us. from Singapore for pm.
Bermuda Path Inst $50 cut with loss Of Aieps.s % u. as
ing the mn lOnE VI win s'eA.s. for Pa,'
S sf 6: s S1ss % ns a. md r 2
sd s s.' b and W.. I ,.'sSS; s' a Hole
on board Bose bound from Bangor Newark
p,,, WIN Van Name. cr.s from Ss.Yori for M.r,ss. Sep.
lat % ~. long "a w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
AN EMIGRANT swINDLED.

John Nager, an inmate of the German Mis-
sion House, No. t2ePearIst, yesterday caused
the arrest OF Jacob Otto, clerk i'm the
office OF Messrs McCarron a Co., on q charge
OF fraud. Before Justice Bowling. at the Tombs,
Nager stated that on June is he purchased from Otto
passage ticket for Germany Having 81 400 in bis pos
session. Nager was induced by otto TO leave the amount
In his custody the vessel sailed, and received
cept therefor On the following day Nager having de-
cded 70 change the bills into g0d received from Otto an
amount which no represented TO be full equivalent at
the market rates. Tho coin was placed by Otto IN
money belt belongiug Nager. After the vessel had
sailed Nager counted the coin, and found that he had
only 1851 u.s. scarcely onehaR what he was entitled to-
Nnger turned fro Europe few days ago, and being
refused what was due him. caused 0tto's arrest and
Justice Bowling held him 10 answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
ALLEGED EXTENSIVE THEFTs BY CLERKS.

For several months past remnants aud pieces
OF silk have been missed from the wholesale store Of A.
L. Stewart e. Co., at the corner of Chambers-st and
Broadway awatch kept the movements OF two or
three suspected parties but without result Capt Jour
dan and Detective Woodbridge were recently called In
and after careful examination Charles Thiebauu OF NO.
693 Secondave and d. H. Schenck Of No. l3s West TWEEN
tynnthst were believed TO be implicated. Search war;
rants procured and their apartments examined but
no silk found In the apartment OF Thiebaud, now
ever were stamp number Of blocks Of type such
as are used In A. T. Stewards Tor stamping
packages before they taken out Tie blocks con-
taned the and dates blank for the next three
years believed that the accused had used these
stamps the purpose OF passing the packages OF goods
alleged TO have stolen by them. Tho prisoners were
yesterday afternoon brought before Justice Bowling and
on the complaint Of Mr. Henry II. Rce were committed
10 the Tombs await examination They have been
employed Mr. Stewards store for the past three or
four years IL s sad that several thousands OF dollars
worth OF goods have been stolen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
CRIMINAL.

At Jefferson Market Police Court, Justice
Dodge Committed Catharine McKenna, domestic, who
was charged with having stolen shawl and some silver
ware OF the value Of so, the property Of George y
the employ OF Jacob Kopke Of No. 70 Chrstopher-sk
was also committed to the charge Of having taken
dresses and iewery 70 the Of $1s5 from her
ployer on Wednesday evening. She left, 1t " alleged
pleading sickness.
At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice STANDBY Catharine j. Forester and
Hannah Jones' both laundresses. charged by Mary
A. Porter Of No. So Columbiast with the larceny IT
iewelry &C., valued at $50 They committed for
examination Rachel Cohen Of No. 327 Broomest We!
held on charge OF having taken t25 from the HUSBAND
of Mrs Bertha Marks.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board of Aldermen met at p. m. yes
terday President Conan In the chair. resolution
adopted nstructng the Street Commissioner TO take
measures have the distractions Piers Nos IA and
I6 North River removed and authorizing him to fine the
parties owning them $500 day for each day they remain
there after the expiration OF three days notice The res
of the Board again read and laid over The other
business routine. The Board OF Assistant Al
OF 1894 81 the Mission Church at the corner OF Second
ave- and st, and el4 to the
Spring st. Presby terian Church TO pay assessments.
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THE SCARCITY OF WATER.

The Fire Commissioners have ordered four
steam recngnes Zone to be placed at the Battery one
at tho foot OF Canals NJ r. one at the foot OF Grand
at E. r. and one at the foot OF Twenty thirdst, N r.
to be prepared at a. to-day to supply carts with
in order to prevent by the necessary
stoppage OF the Croton for that purpose
The steam will be continued until further notice.
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rup scAPCrTY OF WATER.

The Croton in the various reservoirs has be-
come 80 low at the request Of the Croton Aqueduct
Board Superintendent Kennedy has issued On order to
the members OF the police force TO every means In
their power TO prevent waste OF Croton water and
especially prevent the opening OF e hydrants except
in case OF re OF street sprnkng by carts, OF street
washing with the Of hose, washing OF carriages aud
horses with the Of hose any other waste OF water
All Violations Of order be reported TO the Croton
board who viii take the necessary action against the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

CAPTAINS purers arriving this are sqae
syer NewYok Associated Press snT
persons exhibiting the written authority Of w sTonoo
Agent Journal Of Commerce. Iss
World sun Erprs Post CommfretdI Adv~nsr &sa.
Zsne Dsckrat should also b delivered eoT
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p1SSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvANA-Ip steamship Bage Sept ~. kartn. villa
2ehrsu Brooks aud wife, Ms. Josephoe Wse We
Angela Doats Mrs Rosa Gown Ear
caaey a. NcLosou G. de Pu,e, &c P1ela ~ De Putells
Rodrf MINI
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coupr cALENpARs-rurs DAY.

Court OF APPEAIs.-Nos. 49, q, 30, 81, IS, 80 81 W
10 Al, a. ~. les, 202 700 -
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-Nos. II, II, 80 lcA
I0S lCe, lOe no. lis, lis, 100. Call III
MARINE CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-General Tern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

seventhave and Fifty fourth-st Tho pastors are the
Rev Thomas Dewitt the Rev. DIR. Talbot W. Chambers,
and the Rev. James M. Ludlow.
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y A LOTTERY DEALER IN TROUBLE.

John King, lottery and policy dealer at No.
al Madenlane, brought before Commissioner stil
we'll charged with selling tickets without payment Of Tie
special tax required by law He waived examinatios
and gave $500 bail await the action Of the Grand Jn