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watch TO her for SALE and obtained so for It, which ne
represented fine gold, but which afeIward proveu 70
DO base metal The jury, by direction OF the court
Reeorder Hackett rendered verdict OF not entity as
false pretenses had been proved Edward Mel was
knocked down and robbed Gustave Boban, Frenchman
The prisoner was Identified by Boban as one OF the per-
sons Officer Riley testified 10 having arrested the pris
oner and another the evening in question kle was
found guilty and renanded for sentence The court
adjourned until to-day.
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IJouOR DEALER REsIsTs ARREST.

John ]. Sorey, a liquor dealer at No. 637
East Eieventhst, arrested by Deputy Marshal Crow
ley brought before Commissioner Shields yesterday
on charge Of doing business without payment OF the
special required the Internal Revenue laws Atthe
tmo Of the arrest sorey fOTcby resisted the Deputy
Marshal aud declared he would not be arrested and
was not until after struggle in which SOrey's clothing
suffered considerable damage that he secured He
wac held in $500 bail for examination.
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TIE SOLDIERS WIDOW.

Alice Ann Moore, who was charged before
Coz .nissioner Shields with representing herself the
widow OF Union soldier, and drawing pension as such,
has honOrably discharged II appearing that at the
time OF applying for pension she had represented her
self az mother OF deceased Onion soldier stating
that her husband had deserted her.
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gropussIs.
OFFICE OF Acrlss COxnl.s.sr OF suHsIsrsses,


FoRT wADswoRrB, N. T. H., OCT T. 1903 }
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.-Propos-
duplicate with Of this a4ssrtseSee. attached s
supplying FRESH BEEF to the troops at this Post ,,
The be fresh, OF good marketable qushv
proportion aud headquarters tneks hsbks aud kpe
10 be eIcude be delivered al this Post nee OF cost sae
quantities may from time 10 time required By ana o. aen
Che Commanding 0eer designate not exceeding our shes PEI
week. =. I.ux...a ,ua.x AL.
fourth versbra Joint 40 VIC
trimmed shGnks Of quarters shs Or cur
four the knee joint aud Of headquarters IRON " " s''
inches above the gambrel or heck JOINT ,, ~ A., ,..
Separate proposals duplicate Will also Be iesersd o. e osos
.psd an 10 the above mentioned iof oppys
their families stationed .. TINS fos =, sap
nsd choice fresh Beer as thry MAJ o e W
Tins require such and Porterhoue STEAKS saheiOs %
Rib Roasts. i... tim. the
sba direct commencing the h day OF peeem
her 1853 and subject approval Of the Commanding Dee OF We
Department Of the East . ,.,u,,, hnt,h.,
and hhl aud address must DC gwen
Of faith each bid must be acconpsnied p e
ct, ave dollars s2S The amount viii be retained 70 shs
pns"cc.ssf lI bidders after the bids opened -,
required enter into bonds for the sun OF one
oasand signed also BY two responsible snns whose names
mast be mentioned 10 the bids =, NJ.
r. nrapos opened at 10 o'clock the nh Of Fosem
hr WsdsSOrh Y H. at which time sad pace odds"
are requested TO be present - ~, \,
propo,as will marked Proposals for Fresh Reel and ad
..a.sed Byt Major j. W. MAC MURRAY.
49, FirstE Lieutenant LIST Art. A. Z. y.
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THE FABEL HABEAs CORPUS.

In re. Cdtharine FdbeI.-SupTeme Court
Chambers-Before Mr. Justice Cardozo.-The petitioner
her plea Of guilty, sentenced for petty larceny
hut subsequently applied by habeas corpus 70 Judge
McCunn for discharge on the ground that she was
innocent Gadge McCunn being busy IN General Term the
matter was transferred TO Judge CardOzO, VINO, after
hearing the wOman's statements, discharged her.
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A BREACH OF PROMISE.

Cathdrine Sherken agt. John Platte.-Supreme
Court, Trial Term. Before Justice Freedman.Ths was
for 5000 for breach OF promise Of marriage and
seduction The defendant failing appear, inquest
was taken, and the jury awarded plaintiff $500 damages
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,,,,,vs PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Csptsp pursers arriving this reque'ieda
s, addressed TO the NewYok Associated Press only TO-
person, exhibiting the written authority Of W. simonon oenn
AGENT packages for the Journal Of Commerce, Times IKBvs
World Express Evening Post Commercial Adrrrfiser Sad
Zsn0 and DnHokrat should also be delivered ONLY "
thai uersO
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TIE ASSAULT on REVENUE DETECTIVE BROOKS.

In re. James DOugherty and Hugh MarrG.-
Superior Court hambers-B Mr.. Justice McCunn.
The petitioners were arrested at Coney Island a
charge OF being the assaants Of Brooks tho Revenue
Detective who almost murdered In Philadelphia by
a party OF rufans They brought up before Judge
McCunn on habeas corpus Mr.. Howe their counsel, In
sisted there no evidence TO hold them; Inc
District Attorney said that there was ample evidence
but asked "a short delay TO enable him 10 produce IT,
Judge McCunn adjourned the matter until to-day, at
"a IN
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THE DRAWBACK FRAUDS.

Henry Dickinson, the person charged, with
Minister LaIdlaw, and KorD, with having been con-
.erned IN the heavy drawback frauds in the NewYork
Custom House has como 10 this city from Connecticut
snrrendered himself before Commissioner Shields, and
gwen $1,000 bail 10 appear for trial.
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TREASURY DKpAErnKsr. Sent "a st2
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut

,is Dsnsu.pt nm 10 u a. MONDAY 25th October for the
bnng and biting Of -FOUR STEAMERS Tor the Revenue Marine
Ridde "a their specifications the 20 De ssoma
board OF officers Department the night 10 ee' an NOV
ffom con- Ueieut sRd responsible parties .,a ,,.
eoa,se 10 invite competition and will require the bidders 70
inSs In detail of hull machinery, With models e1ppeN s w
nsytes 10 whom awards made shall give oon1 s s
Tor proper performances Of the work aeordns 70 VIZ ~
cations models nc, approved. .
The vessels will be Of the following dmens9nsi
Propeller Of iron; hems phrodie brig rugged
Length, 10 feet on load line
Breadth 81 beam, % feet nodded '.I N..
DEPTH Of hold, Is feet amdsbipa
Dtan Of water loaded, TO exceed Is Feet ~,
Side wheel steamer iron wool ernApnfe0iN ps 'Fs
Length l65 feet on load line
Breadth ofbeam. % fee, nodded
Depth Of hold II feet go,
Drsn Of water not o exceed 81 feet loaded
Two small steamers Of Wood
Length $50 feet on load line
Bresdtb Of beam ~ feet moaded.
Depth ofhoM, feet -,
Dra1 Of water not 10 exceed 3 feet loaded
propeller 10 haze iireetactiug engine.
LARGE sida. heels oscillstng engine
Two sm ali ,otrwEII
Speed 10 81 guaranteed "ho so,.,.s, Of The TeasaTN
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A ]. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer.

A J. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer.
ROSS G. Co.'S PRINT WORKS,
ON THE DELAWARE RIVER, HEw JERSEY,
AT STOCKTON,
ON THE CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD.
A. j. BLEECKgR son Co viii sell at AUCTION TUESDAY,
49, 1862 the premises the Print WORKS belonging
~ miles Camden. n j., embracing about
building 5oIo having four ftclsa priEne
chimes machine aud blacksmith chops
SINCE house, sppaeDsBces belonging print vorha Also
dwelling Houses The tusea unsgpasd lying opposite
Port RcbuOnd N j. where coal be swsys obtained lever
Being Philadelphia the cost Of de-
yeng dyewoods liquors. little and the advantage
obtained regards freight goods to and nom the markets Of Ssv
Philadelphia The machinery r printing readily Be do
purpose The
new ~ in good repair Maps q. II Cedarst
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,,.,,,o,,r,

HOMES FOR w0RKINGMEN
OF Newark OR NBw-YoRK
BRApFIELD ROSS will sell Public Auction on THURSDAY
the lih inst O'Clock the premises over ONE HUNDRED
bue BUILDING SITES part Of the property Of W. iiekOk. ESQ.,
living between and fronting both Springfield and Ivngona on
each Of which avenues ears run to and from Newark
Her. chance for ehanc wokgman In Newark TO OBJ
tain valuable lot which time erect small or large
hu.e and his bnye shall DO etted
n, restrictions to Kind Of building he Inust erect
and get circular with full particulars at the onee OF
BRADrlBLD ROSS Daily Advertiser Building, Broad aud Market
Newark New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

JAMES T. MALLORY. Auctoneer
by MALLORY Il BLACKWELL,
I'D No. IS Libetyst,
AUCTIONBERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
GREAT LAUREL HILL SALE
ONE MILE NEARER THAN woODsIDBl
TWO MILES NEARER THAN EAST NETWORK -
THREE MILES NEARER THAN GLBNDALEllf
NOT HALP AS PAR AS EEwTOwH ~
LESS THAN TWO MILES BY HORSECARs FROM TIN FERRIES
TO NETWORK III
FOURTEEN TRAINS A DAY BY FLUSHING RAILROAD mn
MALLORY L BLACKWELL
will sell at aucios on
TUESDAY OCT. u,
on the premises at l:oo p.
rs LOTS AT
LAUREL HILL, l.. /.
Lu,l Ill., Queens County l. sdjops the City Of BrOokbn and
ground gives splendid views OF Newok ana
being constant communication with New YORK
b. steam aud railroads makes desirable place resi-
dsue best the place aud will be sold With
SEVENTY PER CENT CAN REMAIN ON BOND AND MORT.
GAGE FOR THREE YEARS . -, -,
Mans and special train Flashing Railroad be bad
be oe Of Mr. W. WEEKS, OF Fourth
suJ Sonth Brooklyn District (xbo viii furnish the
Train Hunters Point IL o'clock and
Thty l2t5 also James slip a. 1880 p IN Parties
residing Brooklyn reach the y BY taking the Grands add
MeekrfaYe horse
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Sort 1arSrns' , IGtit,.

EKw.ToRK,
PONTwARDEss OggIOK, No. 20 WiihAmst
NOTICE IL hereby given, in accordance with
Section Of the Act passed April H. 1851 entitled 40 Ae'o
WsdeBs Once Of the Port Of New lok 10 all persons
In having Of tbs subject matter OF SUCH inquiry
following under eIamina
Non bT that examinations
within succeeding tb notice Oh beard sA'
vessels;
Steamship Champion
Ship Europa. ''''.''''..''s'''''''o 10
w.
Bark MODtefuma
Kingdom OF
Bu
BnR y....
Mercedes.
Gen Union.
MlHTHOkNk ToMPkIks, President
J. Augs HEHRInAs Secretary
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Country proptrtg Do 3't.

rI,UE ADVERTISER offers to LET his
furnished aud 10 Of land for one year Rom Nov
Is near Pro Neck in Wsehester Comfy "se ihToshoI, inc
bon,e has GDs stables Address Boi ~, b. Hsbnss o'eL
Ikus A
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Wednesday, Oct. 9, lse'

NEw.YoRK, Wednesday, Oct. Q, 1882
Mr.. Lewis E. Wood sold to-day 90 lots on
Paisade and ClintOnaves, on either side OF Charies,
West Hoboksn The property belongs to the estate OF
susan Richardson, and is some Of the finest on bergen
HILL The prices ranged from $3.50 to s55 for the avenue
lots Of 25x1O The lots the east side Of Pasadeave
were sold subject assessment for street opening
estimated to amount to nearly $500 for each ot Inc
bidding uncommony lively. and the sale skilfully
conducted by the auctioneer Every lot was cieaTea
from the map. The principal buyers were Messrs John
g. Sims, John Agnew, G. Carp. and Andrew Anderson
Mr. j. Coles sold at his place Of business 10 Brook
lyn n lots In the block bounded by Third-aye.,
Eighteenth and NiDeteenth.sts and GOwanus Bay. The
front lots brought 5000 and $500 eaeh ana me INSIDE
lots from $3.50 to 1915 each. Messrs E. H. Ludlow Co.
also Brooklyn property In the Exchange Sales
room.
Messrs johnson & Miner one at Madison. N. J., by
Messrs A. d. Mellick jr Bro, and one at Toms River
N. j., by Messrs. Trusdcll q Crane
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Br j. COLES Son.
Twostory frame house and lot Banbndsef iz' fs'enn
Fame Frame saS SS. as" iss s as asnC
2lOis 3ds1s iaih't each aSIloO sseh. 1000
siois IL rssI q shove a5IloO e;s
sS,: Of ISiS.s sd.ys asiOO ..sS.. go
: adjoining on ~, The each as 80
lots Onug the v, each 2SIOo, eseh....... $50
fwyekof't q Cs5IetOnsvs each 1'ris 2l3
lot Of aia'e and 22d,t 2oIlOo RH'
AUCTION SALES OF NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE.
LEWIS X. wOOD-wEsr HOBoKES LOTS
Pahiade Eastern Boulevard, and CbariessI ~
ll5IOo
gore lots adjoining In Charlesst eaeb
~, ad;oS,t,a poIi.ds.,ve Isl, 3g5
~, - o., ,oo - .......,,,,.,..,, $50
~. .ioiaiass' osxIno 355
A.. an s.to6
lot. ~ %ss 81 above Char each asI.o $40
lot y W and Cbarless 259rl0O.......s. L2
lot adjoining Paissde ave, go
lots above. Of Charesst, each 2iI3O escb lo
adohng, each 25I53 so
adjoining, each 2ir56
lot Pslsadesve and Chsrlesst oS
lot adjoining Paiadsaye 23Il00.... IW
adjoining each 25IlO0, each ~
lots in rear Of above Chstcs each 24r958 eaeh DIV
To- .Inac Clinton re "a o, 100 .............. 900
.a. &C.. and flae..t
lots adjoining Chntoaavs each 23It29 sch.'''''' 90
lot @xlOixlbI 4
lot n Clinton and Charessi 9'IlOD''''''"'''' 90
lot adjoining ClintonAye. 2IO nv
l86xlO0I24 8I 100 f0o
above Cbarlesst each 2Sr1J eaeh..''' 80
L. oS;o;ni,s ~ , cInton.,ye rs,
io sJ{o,nins III lYCO,21 Or 6l 81;
IL r.,r 81 above Cbarles each
lot adjoining, +L9I1O -"
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Sutton SAILS Of Xsal estais.

Sutticm SAILS OF &fal Gststs.
A UCTI0N SALE OF A VILLA SITES,
500 CITY LOTS.
In THE CrrY OF
PLAINFIELD, NEW.JERSEY,
Hs"nt.n being S ssisSi ws.Asas Pa properly
ADRIAN II. MULLER. p. R. WILKINS e. Co.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER lie,
stR O'Clock W.. -,alssa
THE PREMISES. I.1l
rHs ABoyEDEsCRIBED PRorEETT,
WASHINGTON PARK,
RocKyIEw MAPLE, WILLOW, MAosoLrA, AND cRDAl
""N' AVENUES.
D In the city Of
PLAINFIELD, NEW-JERSEY,
washington Psri Of snd est apsa By W
'NAs'' ''' INC '''''' SUBURBAN RESIDENCES
and under the most 'ttegs,, rss rs ascRs
A'' s'''n..' sEs pT aSp CHOICE xEroHpoaHooD
Thar. property ssss !. ss S.is sss & s
''A' ACCESSIBILITY, 1tI
twelve trains to TT s I TsTSEas saElHruIxRss
ridge T.: Ss':is :1 Ts s
% pure a ss'' or S. .ss iSs' % %
ar,insd - - ,,,, 1.rv .. =, .,vv,e,n
Fairfield city containing soo 5000 inh.bss. With
.eeoes bvGg hsh reputation all g. ms
not eSsss. than IN ssrYori oSIsss advantages ss
ssTT AND OF scEsRn
SEss OF NBGHBoRHoop. bepf in the immediate ,s1y q snt
go
Ss 20" sy @ Ssas.
s ~ s Si' - III
Transportation = and from The .ss free sAsrss .p. ',is
anctioueers, No. Pine-st essay
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Cusrox House. NORFOLK Va. }
CoLLECroR's OFVIck, Sept a. 1863
n AM AUTHORIZED by the Hon. GEO. 5.
BoUTw OF the Treasury, TO offer FOR SALE at
PUBLIC Auction TUESDAY October H. 1862 the custom

Cusrox House, NORFOLK. Va. }
CoLLECroR's OFFICE, Sept q. 1863
Il AM AUTHORIZED by the Hon. GEO. 5.
BOUTwBLLseeetary Of the Treasury, to Offer FOX SALE
PUBLIC Auction TUESDAY October H. 1862 ct the Custom
House. Norfolk 81 ri9 Z 0s o9b TTis,rEp STATES
MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
Situated OF Washington Point, in the County OF NoreE a,
Tue SSns nn. The s front. on the Elizabeth River
IA With equal frontage two vide streets aud ~ oo' e
This property beautifully located well adapted Tor nit
class ssdemy for place Of pubic resort ana WIN h small outlay
The house could ,. S state one N'
From its situation excellent views can De nao OF tne
rounding country and Of the Elizabeth River M below Sraasy %
real estate rapidly advancing makes NEST desirable INVESTMENT
aud well worthy the attention o. sag v Sn,v
Three thousand dollars (e3OOO the day Of,e the balance
pr m eou the f payment TO be maze
the twelfth h) day VI January 1870, with Interest From q"
AN failure on the part purchaser to make h.
above will involve forfeiture 70 the % % sppos ke
ssrx of Inc Treasury Department reseryipg the 40
or a( bids the Interests othe nnor the a.
certificate Of sale will be gwen to hs and the deed exc.
uteJ when shall have been roo, .an,
descriptive Of the above PGEssSI s W WEBB oosetoi
this Office =
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE IsC CITY 20 OF
PATERSON N j. AT AaTTGRp1Y Oct a. o'eoeS on the
Co. Tl Sm W. Paterson by order Of the Dale Manufacturing
ComPanT6n, ,o orc Mr. cor drspdst and Dale.ave
ppIDiN1 Tors on side Prince st. lin rear OF aboyel
mil niNo LOTS sw State and Sprngsts
bpHHiiLDiS1 Tors SW State and Harrisss
mn niSG IOT " sids JacksOn.st
iiniS0 LOTS NV corner Of Spring and Green
LOTS Nh Of Jackson and Green, =, Doh.
q noIBI.R HOUSES AMI LOTS, Hnd FoI NpAlio"'''N
oas. aud Spring between state ard Green A ,ho,.
Ss6iBIE HOUSES LOTS IIaris opposite we Ao0'e'
with each aud all well occupied
lrsps ~ II CedAIsk
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EOR SALE-On the corner OF a wide street.
on MadsonAye, Murray MI elegant HOUSE snd inhae
suitable wishes live uIuusy aud entertain
stylish conveniently arranged rooms 60
suite all The hoors ventilation and complete and unusual
There bsdy such bachelors establishment he found the island
contains IL rooms which large billiard room IT'S
equally desirable for family. Price as stands f6Oa Apply 10
.u55Tl HOMER MORGAN, Pine-sL
EOR SALE, on Fifty -second-st., near Fifth
Ave-first class +soJ, brownFtone bigh'toop HOUSE oie,
gantly furnished Immediate WIN be soh at bargain
purchased immediately Apply to MULLER WILKINS Co. No !
PneBN hHh
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WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS a m
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Goa sun 533 Moon setA' 1lg
S.pdy $40 Cows Island Hell Gate .....ll3
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent snch property
will find IL TO thor interest to advertise IN TIKI TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and addition TO this advantage TIE TRIBUNE
will be found only EewYork and all Its cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union Tho advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention TO reporsof sales Of real estate both In city
aud country adding greatly to the value OF Its col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adyer
tisng are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE 2S cents per limo
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, per lno sEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE rs cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide columns aver age ane Terms each In advance
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Giip Tfal 6statt fer Sale.


AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE-A first
N class. bgh soop stoue front 81 est Hy hrstt west
built BY Mckinley finished best and furnished
IN good ttye Carpets furnished by Hyatt furniture BY Phelps Jewt
Co ga fixtures. &C. by HAughwou ninor by Whemoe ae'
ke Price 600 Teman which includes everything
rcepug family library pictures silver and bedding Possession any
time, hAhDhLb oS' hs"'s ~
A VERY FINE four-story brown stone high
~ oop HOUSE built work West Hiy soeohdst, sec
Hard wood doos marble ball ahi manie
black walnut staircase street fully restricted severed anu
paved. Open daily from I'LL 4 o'clock -
TOR SALE-ro close an Estate.-The tx
eeutors Of TIos O. MORTON deceased offer for SALE sin
possession May 1870 tie large STORE LOT in fee No "
William IT, southeast Platst R O. front, 70 u rear by
726 H. depth Of the eligible corners Tor In
vestmeb improvement and large rent roll the market
ALSO,
The arstesss Store and Lot In about 2595, e.
stories in hight Possession May l. Inquire Of HOMER huRGAs'
No. 2PinesL to3o1
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
IeLeGnApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

The Maine Legislature Will adjourn sine die to-day.
The essees OF the Arkansas Penltentary have n0ti-
fed the government that unless they PAID BY the
1st OF April they will abandon 1t.
The Commencement OF the Jefferson Medical Col
lege OF Philadelphia was held yesterday merning as
the Musical Fund Hall. One hundred and thirty-six
students graduated.
A bill has passed both houses OF the Maine Legis-
lature allowing the Oldtown Railroad TO come To
tide water Bangor over the track or the European
and American road.
Thomas G. Garrish, City Treasurer, Of Lowell.
Mass, and hitherto greatly esteemed citizen, has
been exposed and confesses to embezsling $so,Ooe
or more Of the city funds.
A delegation from the New York Corn Exchange
is now in Bunalo public meeting will be held on
commercial interests OF this State and the greas
West will be discussed.
DR.. Henry W. Holmes, Of Springfield, Mass. was
city authorities smallpox case. as required By law.
The Springfield authorities have determined 20 stop
theepread OF the disease.
Edwin R. Cotton, the missing agent Of Adams Ex-
teriously disappeared in New York In December,
1867, Is reported 70 have been seen IN Chambers
street, New York, on Thursday.
ticut, died on Wednesday last. at her residence in
East Lyme aged los years and nine months. H@
health had been good until within . few days, wheo
she took cold and died OF pneumonia.
IRE on Thursday morning on the dairy farm q
william II. Priestly, near the Relay House, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, DESTROYED three barn1
S stable M
George Reddick was shot and mortally wounded
In Nashville, Tenn, by policeman named Barr -
two O'Clock yesterday morning while the latter ~
shot three times. Reddick attempted TO return 10
fire, but the pistol failed to go on.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
THE ROGERS MURDER.

Statement of the Girl Eghmie Referred TO by
the Bigamist Cunninghnm-His Assertions
Pronounced False In Every Particular.
P0UGHKEEPsIE March IL, 1869.
visited Louisa Eghmie, the girl referred to by
the bigamist Cunningham as knowing something
about the Rogers murder. She resides at Philip
vanderbilt's Hotel, Hackensack, Duchess county.
seven miles from this city, the capacity Of
want l obtained from her the following state
ment:-
Twas born In South Dover, Duchess county. Ny
mother Is insane. Tne first time saw Cunningham
was November "a, 1868. lie got into the New Paltz
at two 2. NJ. We were the only persons in the
stage He said: Il am ILL., and this is the
iarm.n He said he was . returned Californian.
Said he had been back about four weeks. Sad he was
fatheress, motherless and had no friends. Said
NJ his mind to look up q wife. He wanted to know
where and how far was going told him to Old
thized with NE and wanted to know II hadn't bet
tor have o companion to travel with me- declined
ct first he urged me @ 70 stay all night a. , the hotel
next day TO Poughkeepsie. He would pay all
expenses; l finally stayed at John schaf.
we wers married. BY Rev. j. n woou The The next day
we went to O friend's where he purchased q farm,
ind then we had thanksgiving dinner. The next
day after he made an excuse to 60 to Poughkeepsie
70 see about trunk and . sewing macnue, taking
with him carpet-bag containing two pairs of pants,
two vests and = coat which belonged to my COUSIN
Henry Ruscow, OF salem. westchester county, after
winch did not see Cunningham till he arrested
ct Cross River and even then not a. single word
passed between us, The next time saw him was
at White Plains JAIL and have not seen him since.
He then abused me with violent ana insulting Ian
guage to which made few but respectful replies.
i never knew Charles M. Rogers. never knew any
person In this world named Logan. was never IN
New Jersey but once, and then only passed through
on the cars. have not been In the town OF Armenia
for over three years. man who resides in Bedford.
Westchester county, and who was present at my In
tervlew with Cunningham In the White Plains jail,
said he knew Cunningham rs O resident Of the
Fourth ward, New York, and that he then had two
wives. l was never pregnant In my life and am not
now. have many friends IN South Dover, Duchess
county, who have known me from infancy, and who
can vouch for my statements. was never In New
LOUISA EGHMIE.