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Two yards wide Bleached Table Linen
a. Per ward, worth 81 30; warranted al
linen. VI. Rraus & Co, corner Man aho
Adams.
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LADIES White Hose, 81 70 per dozen,
worth 50. VI. Eraus * Co.. corner Nam
and Adams.
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NOTICES.
yIIF %.

OFFICE SOUTHERN LIFE ms. co,
~ MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 8, lS69.
Stockholders In his Company are hereby
uofiaed that the annual election ior Directors
10 serve the ensuing year VIII be held az tne
office OF the Company, on Tuesday, 5th july
prox.. az A O'Clock pm
20 Ben LAY. secretary.
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BILLS Of Exchange on all the principal
cities Of Europe for sale in sums 70 ut
AZ First National Bank, Nc. II Madison
street.
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merchants that buy dry goods
look al cur stock. NJ. Kraus X Co.
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NOTICE.

District of West Te1ns>sas.
In Bankruptcy,
Al Memphis, Tenn. ith DAY OF June, Bs.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF NJ
aupoinfment As assignee OF Jos. Il. ChOate, of
shelby county and state of Tennessee, EtthlE
said District. who mas been ntfuGged q BanE-
rupt upOu his W petition, Dg Lha Dlstrlct
Court OF Sait District.
is b rg GEO. ARSOLD, assignee.
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NOTICE.

4 IBERAL cash advance viii be made on
IL cotton or Western produce shipped 70 our
CORRESPONDENTS Aessrs. q. r tarWeI no
IN MARTIN WALT & CO.
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JOE LOCKE. 1861 Main street, has CLn-
einnati, Chicago, ST. Louis, LoulsFllle'
Nashville and Now York dalhes Desins9
ne etast T3u-trqted weekHes and month
Naa
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BUYF. Y. Shirts, Advantageous, etc,
I Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacturers 80
Main street, Clay Building.
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THE Mammoth News Depot, &1ts Nam
street, always has the latest lleslr3teo
WeekEcs, mouthhes ana Norlherh "aAi'7'
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HUcK Towels, g 50 and S3per d0z. VI.
Kraus & Co, corner Main and Adams
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AL the ulust-atcd'W eeklies and Nor
tbe.n Dailies au Joe Locke's. &h- Nam
street
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YARD wide Blcached DOmestlcs, EEc.
rar ward. NJ. KrsUs x Co, cor. Main and
Adams.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION this Tuesday
morning, 81 10 o'clock, by
GOTTLIEB & EZEKIEL,
Corner Second and Adams street.
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WHITE Goods from New York aGctlous,
at great bargains. n. hrauS o., cor
uer Main and Adams.
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NOTICE.

M annual election for Five Directors IL
y Memphis city Railroad company VII
~ heid on the 2Hh day Of June, 1863. at the
odice Of the Company No. II Nlalc street. al
3 O'Clock pm. III S5lIth,
mv99 Secretary.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION this tIUced1y
morning, at 10 o'clock. by
GOTTLIEB q EZEhlEL,
Corner Second and Adams street.
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DIE MODESwELT, for june ri joe
Iocke's, Es5L Main street.
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LADIES all Linen Handkerchisfs, 81 p
per doz. NJ. KraUs & Co.
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SEA Island ward wide Domestic, E%-e.
usr ward. n. Kraus & Co.
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LADIES' White Hose, 81 3 per dozen.
Dv the dozen only. N. kraus GO.
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EATING HOUSE.
FRENCH JOHNS
HOUSE,
IRVING BLOCK,
No. $50 Second ST, Memphis, Team

= IN opening this new house, I have made a
speciality to accommodate the country people
where they can have the luxuries Of the ety
with the comforts Of home. Ny table win
always be spread with the choicest our mar
ket affords, where the high, low. rich and
poor can always get A good square meal NJ
prices are the same as at the old place.
NB-Ladies with their husbands csn a.
ways have the best attention.
10. OrES DAY 81 SIGHE
FRENCH John.
J irving Block. No. IS Second street. !eg
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PETERSON, for July, n Joe Loekes.
lBk Main Street.
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EROM the above Il VIII Ne seen that xe
il have become the successors OF Messrs. +.
Robbins & Bradley, tn she general Hardware
Business. Our wei Known experience IN
this trade induces Us to rely upon a contfnu-
ance of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upo our predecessors We propose TO keep
on hand a stock well adapted to the wants OF
the surrounding caantry, and VIII be prepared
at all times to oder great Inducements to pur
chasers.
BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON.
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ALL Lines Towels, Il so per dog. NJ
Kraus Il Go.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Mail Line

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
BELLE MEMPHIS. .- Crane, master
This elegant and swift steamer @
viii leave as above -
THIS DAY, I'd inst, at pm.
Tickets for all points, yia Memphis and St
Louis Packets, North, East and Vest. Apply
10 General Railroad Ticket Ofdce, rs Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Supt.
A G. WEAVER. Ticket Agent. le2
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For hound City. Ark.

ETEAMER Ben CAMPBELL IL
y will make three trips eveIy~~
day TO Mound City, leaving AemPhl AT
ana n am. and 3 pm. The fishing near
Mound City IS excellent. Je"
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CITY and country buyers otDrt Goods
te sure and attend the grand semi-annual
clearing sale Of summer goods, a. greatly
reduced prices, during the MONTH OF June
II NJ. Kraus & Co, cor. Main and Adams.
BLEACHED Domestic, lec per yard, NJ.
KrauE & Co.
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BANKRUPT SALE.
BANKRUPT SALE.
In the several matters following

In the several matters following
Elai, a Wolf B. BoxhoreA
u a CamnbeH, one Of the drna ofCampbefh
Schwarzenburg, Chambers s Co, Campbell
a NorveH, Campbell & SehwarZenburs.
Campbeu 4 Co, Campbell & BrOtherton-
y Schwarzenburg, one OF the arm OF camp
bell, Schwarzenburg, Chambers Co.. camp
bell 4 Schwarzenburg.
Thomas E. Norvell. q OF the firm otCaAp-
bell, Norvell & Shepard
In Bankruptcy at Memphis, Tennessee
ny virtue of a general order OF sale enlered
% by the District Court OF the United states
for the District of West Tennessee in bank-
r1ptcy. on. the 18th day Of December A.D-s
IeaS, we viii proceed to SELL
ON FRIDAY. JUNE 3. 1868.
To the highest bidder. FOR CASH, IN
'front.' OF the Waldran Block, No. 80 Main
street. Memphis, Tenn. at uolciock am, ali
the notes. boOks. account and chooses In ac-
ton which elonged 70 said several Bank
rupts az the dates Of hling their respective
petitions IN Bankruptcy.
Terms of Sale-Cash on delivery. and ade-
posft OF 10 per cent. at time Of sale. me
Schedules TO be seen at our ofnces
OSCAR WQQlpf1DGE and
Jels VIM T. cfRoDE, Assizneea.
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Memphis and White River Packet Company.
United States Mail Line.

FOLLOWING ELEGANT g.
Passenger Packets Of he@@-
above line VII leave Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday az . O'Clock pm, for all points
on Little Red ana White rivers rs high Cp-aS
J~acksOupOTI:
TUESnSf
OES ARC 0. Elicit. Master
SATURDAY:
]. Ashford, HaSter
Making close connections with the railroad
AT DeVau's Bluff for Little Rock and all points
above on the Arkansas river; at JacksOnport
win Ifgbf-water packets for Batesville and all
point O n upper While river; also ior Foca-
river. This line viii give through bills OF
lading 10 Little Rock and all points above On
the Arkansas river, n all points on W h4-e,
Little Red and Black rivers. Also, ticket pas
seugerS through 70 an above points. Freight
received at aII times by the agents.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
Agents ELLIOTT & MILLER,
No. = Promenade street.
r.. 4. KENDIG.
lels 30i Front St, Mostly Block.
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90 FRIAR,s POINT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Irt-
weekly Packet-FOr Helena and Frlar's Point
GEORGE ". CHEEk--..--~---.Lce, uas.es
This elegant passenger pacheL -9tL0s
win leave as above every MON---a
DAY WEDNESDAY andFRIDAf, at pm.
ELLIOTT * MILLER, Agents,
r.NN PrnmpnnIa ELrnnf. foot IeueIs0n.
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Capt. T. r. Bowman----Sam c. Paine, Clerk
WILL leave Memphis for Hell A
w ENA. LASGU1LLE and ST.L@-S
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY al .
o'clock pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent
E.EIn llL Madison sfraeL.
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ENNoNs x son, No. 10 Jefferson stree;
and Sq3 Main street, received yesterday
Good Words for June, American Iales
No. 3, London Builder for May, London
Jane. Riverside MagazinaRsr July, Al
the Year Round for May, Onward for
July. St. Paul's Magazine FOX June,
Hearth and Home, Catholic World for
July, SUNDAY Magazine Tor June, Dewltt's
Dime Novel No. 40, Lippineott for July,
Nfek-Nax for July, Psychological
Journal for July, London illustrated
News, London Punch, The Nation, Army
ana NAVY Journal, Die Welt, Turf Field
and Farm. and dailies from Chicago, Gin
cinnsti, 81. Leuis, louisville and New
Orleans.
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VELOCIPEDES.

WARRANTED the best In the WESTERN
w MARKET, and superior to any Eastern
machines, offered at the same price. sole
Agency for the
Celebrated Corn & EliaFd Machines.
GEO. B. ELLARD,
ln Main Street, Cincinnati. o
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Memphis and ST. Francis River Tues
day Packet.
SAINT FRANCIS,

For Helena, Mariana, Madison n WitJsHu74
The new aud elegant Sidewheel PaSsengei
Packet,
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Ten-quarter Bleached Sheetlngs 3Oe
PER YARD. VI. Kraus 4 Co., cor. Nam
and adams
GopEY. Demorest, Peterson, Leslie ana
Pleasant Hours, and Budget Of Fun. Jolly
Joker, all the illustrated weokIes. North
srn and Western dailles al Joe LocEe's,
23ek Main street. Always on time, and
receives malls Gslly. ID
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FOR ~VICKSBURG.

Regular Memphis and Vicksburg Packet-FOr
Helena, Napoleon and Nicksburg.
j Ii ALdeeSA
This splendid passenger steamer
Will leave as above - y
MONDAY, 2Ist inst. at pm.
Freight receiveda al the st. Louis WharfboaV.
leo FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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Memphis & White River $. Mail Packet co
For JacksonPort and Way Landings
DtS All .....-a-------. -
This splendid paSsenger steamer TIA
viii leave as above -
TUESDAY, I'D inst, at o pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, AgenLN
leo Promenade street, foot Ieil
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RIVER

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
NenIphis and White River Packet Company,
United States Mail Line.
For Jac6sonport and Way Landings.
DIES master
This superb passenger packet d.
VIII leave as above --I1
THIS DAY, 22d inst, at I'm.
7. 4. EENDIG, Agent.
is2 5Oi Front street, MOsby Block
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Go.
United States Mail Line.
THUS. II. ALLEN Reese P~ritchard. master
This splendid passeugerSteamer -A
viii leave for the above on -
TUESDAY. @d inst, ) Pm.
T. A. KENDIG, Agent
ie2O sol Front St, MOsby BLOCK.
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D. IN. dsprei convict committee. TO The TomhH S Nun
not the only mailing these pictures Az artist in onsida ooon
= ~ for ever successful In proueeg pictures
recognized by hundreds Who have Teoieed thai he nave
U,cd TO and enjoy such holy revelations
m nov fy convinced that the departed who always with q"
Gill are prove the world their power 20
manifest this well a, other ways already fno"p
and accredited Spirit Pkoosrpb very distant period will be
and popuaras the electric telegraph the sewing machine
are 10 the present distant day the sOrd at large and The
investigating mind, particular viii be interested peu'nsa 'N
work upon the whole bse which trust viii dps the darkn
which vet broods gspdes revelation G mysterious Prov
depe. will be fortunate many oppose and oosrs :h
.1p train pogres whose locomotive ~hs has startled the
World that they will light Of ph will fully reveal
their opposing ignorance all Its deionni Mr. hHH1 young
vet and can afford for brief period knoviog be 81
instrument In the power the honorable dead to that ih" "
still with L. "ALAAA
Poughkeepsk April Il, 1869.
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DESPERATE ARRAY AMONG RoUGns.


Early yesterday morning james, alias Bully
Nelson David o'Day and John Williams entered Pages
saloon at the corner West and sprnssts. All Of tho
party had been drinking and oDay and Nelson. as was
generally the casewith them when under the influence OF
iiquor, were very quarrelsOme Nelson finally jOstled
against OF the inmates, William maher. and ~ the
same addressed 20 him an offensive remark Manner
responded in kind. and the cnched and blows were
nterchanged During the struggle Nelson was stabbed
twice in the body o cried out that no was stabbed and
ODay procuring from tho bartender club apparently
kept handy for OF this description, dealt Maher
blow on the head which bad the effect OF stag.
gefing him and making him relapse his hold
Of Nelson The latter arose, ana both men
again olinched and again Nelson cut In
the body and the face. Tho affair created the utmost
excitement the saloon and vicinity and indications OF
free fight the part OF the adherens OF the combatans
becoming very apparent when tho police cano In
and took all the behgeents including ODay, into Gus
STATION Nelson9s wounds were dressed by a surgeon
and he was then taken home. Yesterday Nelson
considered 10 be IN dangerous condition that COro
ncr Flynn attended and took his ante ortem statement
jane. Ss,oa u 30 woe.,.rt wounded nan said:
and uhn vent there several
s b,,s,n M,hsr ssd sT,, ssd We enh.I rhIs struggling
With hin bead By unknown se Ins
en broke Mfb aud eBebei and received two
tie ghi Esi cannot positively Shhsr hshsr stabbed
tdbg myself wounded broke add -ei ~ Tho
other end other and whom do
not ipow nAei wic.; felt self woubded each
he struck A. ss els teed ne be ran to.Ari The door
him saying that has cut appears that be DID not arrest
The additional testimony mainly coroboratiye OF
The Jury rendered verdict against Maher. and he
accordingly committed the Tonbs 10 await the result
Nelson's injuries. lie Is carpenter, residing at No.
3Ol Wcsts O'Dav keeps saloon IN Green wic st., aud
will remembered OF tho witnesses OF the horri
bic Iarkn tragedy In November last He IL strong,
powerfully built man and has well earned the reputation
he hear
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THE AMITY.sT. SUICIDE.

Coroner Flynn held an inquest on Saturday
over the body OF Johh T. Miller who committed suicide
by taking dose OF morphine, Ia his apartment in the
bA senent Of No. lgl Amiiy-st The morphine OBJ
tanned by HIM from Robert Walsh, clerk In tho drug
store No % siXtlst, prescription written by him
self, Miller having formerly owned drug store, aud
being with The business. For this reason, he
asked and obtained reduction In the price OF the drug
TO his little he stated that he had procured the drug
for the purpose Of killing himself, but added on seeing
that he had frightened the boy that he had merely Oh.
soon after Tho deceased took the drug In glass Of water
lie aferward stated what lie had DONE aud physician
was called but too late 10 be Of any service Deceased
was native OF Canada aged 81 years. lie was formerly
welltodo druggist IN this city, but met with rcyerses
In business and then has been very disspated. or
late he has kept small hatceaning establishment In
from which he has barely managed 10 exc out
an existence. The Jury rendered verdict Of "Spicde
by poisoning" and oxoneratcd the druggist.
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ARREST OF BURGLARS.

For considerable time past, burglaries have
been Of frequent the line Of the NewerSey
Central Railroad. On saturday evening, Michael XII
canley, q detective in the employ OF the Railroad Com
pany, received information that three burglars were
coming III on The train that evening and giving a
description Of tho men. He waited the depot, and
when the train arrived, the described He fol-
lowed them across the ferry and reaching this side
procured the assistance OF Officers Thompson and Archer
Of the Twenty seventh Precinct aud had tie men taken
custody. At the Lberty-st. Police Station they
recognized James Griffin zone Of the men con
nected I'm the Lord bond robbery VIM Crune and James
Henry. Tie had acOmpletc SGT Of burglars tools
in their travelling bags In that of Crane were two pairs
Of handCufs, can Of gunpOwder, roll OF fuse, set
OF false whlskers, common BIT pair OF rubber
Overalls, two dark lanterns, tin powder funnel,
strap three pairs of ndiarubb shoes bottle OF oil
person were found revolver and IA pair OF nippers
Henry had clasp knife, pocket compass rule, file,
balls of wax, and "a revolver. Grln Hlso had n
yOver. Tho conducted themselves in n staggering
manner declaring that there evidence against
them, the carrying OF burglars tools did not c0nst
tute crime unless connected with specific OfeDse
Yesterday the accused taken before Justice Dow
he bo allowed examination and time 10 consult with
his counsel He Is the thief who recently used "a
witness in the Royal Insurance bond robbery eGalba
ton at Elmra, when Dan. Noble was trial. Noble,
Gnin, and Frank Knapp alleged to be the who
stole the box containing the $4,000 worth Of securities
from the Office Of the Company in Wallst, and Noble,
who given possession of the plumber disposed OF tho
On tho complaint Of Kcanlcy the accused commit
ted TO the 1Ombs aud an effort vii! be made 10 procure
evidence sufficient to connect them with some OF the
cent DurglaTics
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TUE SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPH swINDLE.

Mayor nan VIII CONDUCT the prosecution
against the spirit photof Two weeks ago. youOg
counfryma forced bis way no the Mayors waite nee
and ryo men what aint no relation csu,t buve tho
con. nd,,otbe, lin tbov 90 TIa Mayor halo 1i, GA
morning lie pernsted that he had sat Tor the
Of hs grandmOthoT end went back To- have NE sisters
LIKED N,,c ~, no es " ~ nc uoor ncoonaeIy
AZ tic nhotoanbs were ,ncre carries do yise a, 10
price Of SO the Mayor considered IL a sWindle and
ordered the arrest OF tho parties first sending Marshal
Tooker 10 get the Spiritual photograph OF ms iatherin-
ta - ~ yt md n, tie Id an ~
outline Of human features
Ia IN. Ed{tor Of The Tribuu,
S,p IN Tueeda va naner Anril II vo,, nnLIisbed
-, ~ ,,s ,, .,rrs,o and nnon,os,, - ~ NJ,
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THE srcoND.AyE. RAILROAD STRIKE.

The difficulty between the directors and
the drivers Of tho secondave Railroad Company remains
unchanged The employees reject tho proposal 10 receive
an additional for trip the report TO tho
contrary notwithstanding They MAINTAIN the ground
they took first, and willing 10 receive work upon
return TO the old timetable. The Board OF Directors
published statement in which they assert that saving
OF time equal TO trip per day. could be Erected
without injury tho running stock and without n-
creasng the working time OF the conductors and drivers
in other words, that eight trips day could he mado
within the same aggregate tmo that II now taxes 70 mako
seven. They also authorize the superintendent TO
employ drivers and conductors the Plan OF trips
al day instead Of g. the former price for seven
trims The Directors claim that the entire time under the
new system from when the drivers take their
cars In the morning until they leave them
leaving one hour and 81 minutes for dinner.
strikers assert that the time they would be occu
pied under the now timetable would fully equal 10 hours
the Company evidently losing much money, and SOW
era Of their horses have died during the week No cars
have been since Friday, but they have secured the
services OF 80 men, and this morning viii make another
attempt 20 with their regular trips The strikers
have received sympathy and funds from the various
trades unions and the drivers aud conductors on the
Thirdave. road have subscribed about $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court on Satur-
day before Justice STANDBY. Joseph Meyer WIS com
mil ted default of ball. beng accused OF stealing the
contents OF the meat box ut tho restaurant No 81 Bowery
The proprietor suspecng that the box was occasionally
pfered FROM attached alarm bell 70 It's Id and thus
detected the prisoner.
In the u. s. Circuit Court before Judge
Benedict Saturday. Jose Sanrila, Of the italian
counterfoers In whose case motion for now trial. ON
the ground that the verdict OF guilty not suf-
GENTLY specific, denied, sentenced 20 four
imprisonment at hard labor, I'm the Albany Penentiary
and fined e. The examination In the case OF John ii.
Wilton who arrested by Secret Service Detectives
Dom aud APPLICABLE charges OF having counterfeit
fractional Ia his possession with intent 10 pass
and OF having passed cOunterfeV 40 Treasury note on
one Henry Benjamin, concluded on Saturday before
Commissioner Belts. No defense was made. Wilton
WAS committed for trial.
At the Tombs Police Court, before Justice
Bowling, James Flynn Saturday committed for
III Mott-st. on the neck with knife. Michael j.
Cooney late a clerk In tho employ Of James j. Mooney
at No lg Pears, arrested on the complaint OF his
employer Mooney alleges that on the 2d inst. he gave
the prisoner check for go on the Mechanics and Trad
Bank with instructions To get the same cased retain
900 and deposit the balance with James NJ Adams at
the above named place IL IL alleged that the prisoner
got the check cashed and appropriated the whole OF the
Counsel for the prisoner complained that his
client had been arrested and kept In Police Station Tor
forty eight hours instead OF being brought up at once be-
fore magistrate. Justice Bowling commented Ut con-
siderable length the action OF tho Police In this and
other cases. but snd no poweress " prevent such
outragcB. The accused was committed.