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TIE YELLOW FEVER * SPANISH paaTs.

preca.fionary Measures Recommended.
secretary Boutwell, has notified Collector Murph y
OF tho spread OF yellow fever Ia the Spanish ports
ard the necessity OF precautionary measures on the
part OF masters OF vessels aud those In authority at
this port. The following Is the letter OF secreiarv
Fish, a copy OF which was enclosed u Collector
M1lphy;--
DEPARTMENT OF STATyJ
WAsHiNsToN, Oct. 21, 1870,
GgoHaE y. BoUIwrlt, Secretary OF the TreaAury:-
sRn bis despatch Of the 2sh u the Uned States Con.
s at Cadz nio,as tb Department that tho yellow fever
date Of his despatch, reached Alicante would
soon make ks appearance In the port Of Cadis.
The Consul recommends, therefore, that
be against the introduction the djeexse
United sates ports BY vessels arriving from Cadz
have the honor 70 be, cir, your obsdeRl servant,
AAMIlTOG FISH
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"uEFls,SNED Rl IN 81

The Alleged iursicr Il, SecsId Aycauc Tho
Injured hian Rccuverine.
row occurred yesterday at the lager beer saloon.
No. 912 Second aven:lc, owned by Bernard Stei.i-
brink, duriug which Young man named Thomas
Can.z was rather badly bruised about the face al
head. THIS, together with IN overload ol Liquor, rem.
dere1 him completely insensble, IN which condition
he was taken IN an ambulance to Belle.
vue Hospital. otelDbrink, his baftcnder Jo-
seph JacoDu5, Wiham BSron and Wiliala
fuTcel were arrested, charged with tue asaault on
Ca1tz, end, having been taken before Justice
Coulter ~ The IGrAytle Police Gourt they were re-
manded back to The CUSTODY Of Captain Gunner TO
await some decisive result IN the condition the in
Jured man. reporter Vt thc HERALD visited Belle
yue last evening, and fOupi LauE IA The I posses
OF his Iacnies and IN no danger VIA, ever os
dying at least Tor the present IL. remen3yared no
lining ol the aitlay,
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ear COSTING MiRiNg,
Anotnep New Steamship FOR tie scw YORK,
Galveston and New Orleans Trude.

Another New Steamship For tie Sew YORK,
Galveston and New Orleans Trade.
AZ the foot OF Thirteenth street, North river, new
steamer II being fitted up aad finished Tor lac we!l
known Irm OF hessrs. O. II. Mallory & Co., Of l53
Maiden lane. This win make the thirlieth steamer
which has been CONSTRUCTED Tor this fine line sue
was butt at Mystic, Conn.,, ny Mr. Charles MAJ
lory and Is OF the newest deslsns and model and 3
intended Tor the New YORK Galveston and New Or
leans trade. Her engneJ aud machinery are being nut
In by the Delamatcr lroa Works, and Ter dimensions
are AZ iolows:Length, 230 feet; width OF beam, 81
1ect depth OF hold y feet She VIII have three
decks ana accommodations for forty cabin passeii-
gers. Her machinery VIII consist OIL two engines, %
by 36, with slrace condenser and donkey boiler
There VIII also be hosting engines and two mann
boilers i3 feet front, aud the crate surface viii be
ia feet square. The engines Wll be the best
ev.r constructed in the city OF New YORK,
ana have been made under ar. Dela-
hatef's Instructions and personal obseryat on.
There VIII Dc steam pipess on tile deck connected
with the nam boilers, VII cn win be FOX The purpose
of extngnlsbing Gre should such occur. The diam
eter OF the wheel viii be 3s feet and IS feet rch
sac was buit under The superptendence OF Captain
Story. inspector OF the New York Board OF Under.
wrects, and when the machinery il put Ia she viii
take her place among the other steamers VI this en-
tcrpriStnI COMPANY.
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STABBED IN A F,s.IT.

AHtc-3sasteni statement o. the Victim.
Roundsman iiasson, Of tie Twenty-seveotn pre-
clnct yesterday reported 10 the Coroner Liice ilae
Ferdinand schwartz, keeper OF SAIGON and board
ing house at IL Greenwich street. who q iew uighrs
ago was stabbed IN the side and back during
aquarrei, on the pavement ftontlng hs premises,
WAS iyiBs III somewhat dan gefulls c0adIt Oh. Dr.
Merrill, of 10 Greenwfcn street. VINO IS attending
Schwcftz be lev ea there is p0ssib liiy 81 his re-
covery. Ell frank, the ,aan alleged 10 have used
the knIe on The wounded man, wac was arrested a.
the time by ronndanian jlGsson, Is confined IN the
Iomb5. Tue ante-uortem statement OF schwartz
viii be taken should his Condition warlaat Il.
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4 CASE o. RlsTAs a nfsr.Ti.
roRr MoRAE, NEW MEXICO, Oct. 10,

foRT MCR,E, NEW MEXICO, Oct. 10, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
friend has this day sent me clipping from
New York paper II which my name Is 1se.t in con-
nection with most melancholy a1air which re.
Gently occurred IN Newburg-namely, the murder OF
Mr.. Seaverns. The aitcle goes on to say when
Button (whose real name IL On The army REGISTER al
N. p. BuifnHD was placed Ia . CELL &C. Having
been on duty In this Territory aud nj THIS post since
the LIST Ol October lSG0 never having iett IL,
Is needless perhaps for me to say tlat there IL
slight mistake IN identity not at all pleasant 70 me-
MARTIN r. BUFFUM,
First Lieutenant ktiteanih na autry.
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Ten Th0usaud Deputies RciDx sworH.
The officers in Marshal Sharres department vera
engaged yesterday ID swearing hundred OF men to
oct as special deputies the polls, and enforce the
election law in November. Ten thousand are to be
enrolled. The majority OF the names have been fur
nisaed 10y the leading republicans
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of honor by one length. Down the backsretch
Wilkes went mp TO tho wheel OF the Gifl, and at
the halfmile pole, In l:i4}4, there was but half
lengths distance between them button the lower turn
ne fe BACK and AZ the three pole the Girl was
one anu halt lengths IN ad vance. She came down
me homestrcich at an easy gait, ana passed under
the string winner OF the heat and race by an open
length, Time, 2;3D.
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TIE RIOT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Radical Incendiary Responsible
for the Entire Affair.

A Negro Arsenal and Observation-Disclosures
tory Address Of the Incsndiary- Ho Advocates
tho Torch, Knife srd Bullet-Ths Women
10 Vote In Mems Clothes-Unparallelod
Election Frauds-A Threatened
Outbreak Day After tho Elec-
tion : I ho Riot-Killed
ard Wounded.
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lfaps IL. 81. 81 I'm, gA
s,neal'.::..::.::.o sa'aals; ...:.o 9 1 : ,-Is
scoiers-Messrs "GurleY Rely" and Wright.
Tine Of gamc-0ne hour ana lfty.nye mnu,es
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me tuCR yesterday when I bought song nom ye,
and wot was the coDsequence2 Why, went AMI
bought some pools aud i've lost eighty dollars.
Wocs the use az you wishing any one good luck
when lt's a curse you send themIn
buy song and try 10 real II. but II is very hard
WORK 10 do 50. give q few verses, and OF them II
caa DO said that however wretched the poetry may
he, he would indeed, be a sc0undrc that would
quarrel with the sentiments expressed in the lines
which giVe:-
PITY BLIND
Dear friends, cannot labor,
shall try and 10 along;
Dear FRIENDS, cannot labor,
shan ty and sell my songs.
trBt thai you viii buy them,
So prove not unkind,
May Kind Heaven preserve you
From ever being blind
Come nj, true-heartcd people,
Wherever you may be,
DO not regnBe 10 ply
poor blind man like me.
elk years ago lost sight,
And now through eaifi go,
The beauties AL around me,
Alas 4 lle know
You say that large steamer
wonder IL proved to Le,
At her can never looS,
Dear friends, capn0t see;
You say the dny IL lovely.
liu must bear mind
lcannot 500 la beauties,
Alas dear friends, I'm blind.
You now have got your cycsight.
i;ut oh. you cannot tell
When He shan take IL from
Who doeth all THINGS well;
trust THAI In Ills wisdom
lie never ail design,
And OH 1, ia sad hing
On earth to one that's bind.
The attendance to-daY was as large as ever, there
being between hfteen and twenty thousand people
OH the grounds, with splend turnout or neld
equpagcs ana saddle horses.
re pool selling st as follows to-day on the DIFF
horses eNtGfal.--
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right hand pantaloons pocket 70 sec II his money
waa safe only, however, 70 nnd thas sho ontire
amount $3.50 IN btns, mad Oeen vaxen from nlm.
and whtl0 az the bar drinking. ne ieit the money
safe In hSs pocket. As soon % ne was struck BY
certain mat some one OF the party must have
robbed him. When Mr.. Corney discovered
hs loss ne at once eet out 70 md
policeman and after walking o block Or two met
onicer Sheridan OF the Tnirteenth precinct, with
whOm be returned TO The saloon ~ the corner Of
Mangin street Crceden was at once pointed out as
the ringleader OF the gang and the man who COM
yHlsted the aseaHlt, and was at once arrested
When before the Justice yesterday MI COrney's
face and head bore evidence or the hl-usage 10
which ne han been subjected. Justice Scott held
the prisoner 70 answer at General Sessions, In de-
fault OF bail. IDe prisoner IN his examination gave
bis name ~ william Creedcn, bis age twenty years.
his business as peder and his residence No. 70 For
syth street. he pleaded not guilty 70 the charge.
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THE NAVAL HOSPITAL CASE.
NAVAL HOSPITAL, SEw YORK, Feb. 2 1870

NAVAL HOSPITAL, SEW YORK, Feb. 4 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEaALD:-
The communication pao.ishel In your issue OF the
1st inst. signed 'VIctm" stating That an olcer OF
the navy had been refused admission for treatment
INTO this hospital. Is incorrect Ia It's details, mall.
cious intent, and evidently gotten up FOR special
purpose at this particular juncture, namey-that os
influencing to some extent, perhaps, Congressional
action upon bill recently presented and abous
being debated, which Is. Dy certain parties, con.
sidered undulv favorable it's PROVISIONS tn refer.
ence TO the ,neolcal and otner star corps OF the
navy.
mentioned communication to,x place several weeks
ago; and IL IL rather Agn1cant Tact thas
desyor to WORK ,ne case up," mud not succeeded n
doug SO before. The regulations OF the navy pre-.
scrIbe the preliminary iouIine aud mode OF admls-
sion to naval hospitals, appcaoe To Onccrs ana
men Of the navy. The surgeon IL equally bound In
his adherence 70 the0e regulatioLs.
Lieutenant Commander Miteheii, the oMcef re.
ferred TO- desired to enter the hospital irregular
way, and under circumstances eatirey unusual and,
1 venture 10 say, unprecedented l therefore suG-
gested that the case referred 10 tue Navy DEPART
ment, there being necessity Tor Immediate acu0n
In the natter this was quite wtling anu ready TO
do II he had repeated his request The attempt TO
get up feeling OF BY mpa.ly py stating tnar SICK
Oljcer was turned away from the uoor3 OF the hos.
plta and compelled to scek an III ciyI ne. IS simply
Ia Be aud mere twaddlt anu nonsense. Besides, I'm
happy 10 inform you tnut this sick Ollcer" was
never In mere robust heath his ftfe tine ma'ady
unuer WINCH uc aDorS pcAuS local ouc 8uu SouICO
OF Inconvenience rather Lnan danger. HAD MI.
Mitchell chosen to conform 10 tae laws ana uaages
oil the naval service he would necessarily have been
received and treated with all tac care aud attention
his case might demand, lnciuulug The 'opcratlOn"
reierred to- II lie snoud have specia preference
for It, after being enlightened as to Lne riskS ana
uncertain results OF tnas as well as most, NOT all
the other operative procedures htner1o devised ioS
the radical cure OF varix or vat.cose veins. ln6
slur that Ia attempted 10 oe cast upon naval mcdlcat
officers In the article referred W In mpuung "
them gross professional Ignorance is 10 tne wolss
possible taste and beneath contempt; 80 Also ~ 1n9
tnuendO that o surgeon 10 the Liited States Nsvy
30 unfortunately prevails, to some eAtsht, among
slnailm!nued people, Doth In and out ot luc navy,
of MA dntfea :. JACKSON,
Surgeon UnlreI s,tatea Navy.
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OVERLAND JOURNEY AND VISIT TO The
k0RMO1S.
.1SrE..N,,..,,.


Mr. II. W. Raymond, son OF the late editor Of the
New York Times, delivered very interesting and
lively lecture last night Eastern Brancn OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. ct the rooms 473
Grand street. The room was crowded with the
members OF the association and their lady friends.
Mr.. Raymond gave very picturesque and graphic
description OF the overland journey, including IN
account Of the comforts and dlscomiorts OF railroad
travelling along the Pacific road. All the noticeable
points on the journey from New York to Sacra-
mento, the capital OF California, 32,0 miles IRON
New York, were RialCed ~ IA u IA. nner tARt was
extremely ATTRACTIVE ana interspersed mere aud
there with well told Jokes.
From sacramento Mr. raymond retraced hts steps
900 miles, IN order that ne mgbt have look az the
MormOns. ON approaching salt Lake city the most
noticeable feature was the huge egg-snaped taber-
nacie rnaI lowered aoove every other building. A
more beautiful location for city could be scarcely
conceived.
Tne lecturer was OF an opinion that the religion Of
fortunate enokgn to 1T the city ume for
AeMi-annua conference OF the MOrm0ns, when there
was gathering Of these people from all parts Of the
world. The churcn Is capable OF holding 5000 per-
aons and the platform 200 more. Behind the
platform was al organ second IN Quality 70
OF the Mormons, Whatever iG mignt be named, was
reilly Brigham Young. In the language ci one Of
his dlsc,p.es, nBrixuam Young Is the Lord ,lI and
was good father and he lthe ecturer) was assured
that Brigham had only thirIy wives. Tie revenue
OF the Mormons was only nail million year. but
Brigham Young returned last year ~ che income
the small sum Of $44O.
As 70 polygamy, 1t was the foul spot Of the whole
i,sy % Years M Of age married to young woman Of SIX
teen, and another oT the same ale married W ms
stepdaugnter thirteen years Old. Ihe Utah Gosl'et
UduV Reporter wishes Mrs- stowe 70 come out Ruo
write o book on incest
The lecturer concluded remarkably good lee.
ture by expressing hope taat governmeat wonid
maintain the laws OF the land m Usah even II nal
To do IL by military rule.
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A DESPERATE NAILED.

On the night Of the 27th Of December last man
named Peter Miltnsr. was attacked In Thirty-sxtn
street, between second and Third avenues. by two
men-Janes McUabe and another whose name It 10
not juoicious to give at preseut, as H he yet at
large. M,ltner was pretty severely beaten by the
Two rowdies; but, not satisfied with thar
boine one OF them stabbed him the neck, innlctlg
wound 30 severe that the poor mans lie was for
Mhile considered In great danger. The man whose
nAs ls not given here was the only one arrested at
tne nLe, but oincer Heeiand OF the Twenty-nrst
pr.olncs VINO had him III charge, allowed his
p.issonsi to 80, ior some reason yet unex.
plILeu- For this the offlcer WAS brought
bsfore the commissioners but what action
mas been taken by thai n0dy with regard to his Case
mas hot yet peen made public so lar a. Is known.
MC.ape was not arrested until yesterday. when de-
tectve Lambrecht OF the Nlneteentn pr ecinct took
hun into custody and conveyed hlm before Jusuce
Coulter, at the forkvie Police Court where he was
committed for trial. Miltner IL no W out OF danger
and was abe 10 appear At court to prefer COM
plant against hs woaid-Do murderer.
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THURSDAY 187O-TRIPLE SHEET

proposed. Besides. he believed that Y would entail
an expense OF $4,000 $40 0G0 upon the county to
pull down the buildings and lay out The ground -
park, a. was proposed. .
Affirmative against Il In the negative.
Supervisor CROOKE said that at the ast meetlng OF
the Board ct which he was not present. and upon
reference 10 the minutes ne observed THAI there
were several a0sentees, reso uuon nad
been passed TO increase the fees o. the Coro-
ners from zen to fifteen dollars eaen case. 70
take effect from January /. He was Of the opinion
that this was far too large an amount Three tnou-
sand dollars per year was ample remuneration ior
each Coroner, and anything more tnan tnat M wa N
eAcess. He moved, therefore. tnat their lees 20
fixed at ten dollars for each case.
The gentleman from the twentieth ward seconded
the motion and sentiments uttered by Mr. CROOK,
and The motion 70 reduce the lees prevailed oy
vote OF 16 to o.
A communication was received from Daniel North
rup, OF the Board Of Education. asxtaR that COM
mittee be instructed to confer with special COM
mlttee OF the Board OF Education, with = view
towards securing suitable site either on the cor
ner OF Fulton avenue and B0erum streets or pc
tween the Dutch church and the Court House, ior
the purpose OF erecting thereon buldinG for the
use OF the Depot OF supplies Referred to the Law
Committee.
The Board then adjourned for one week.
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DARING RoBBaR IN RNuGroy STREET.

a Man Assaulted and Robbed in n Liqhor
Safo0n--One OF the Parties Arrested--Tho
COmplainunps Statement.
case Of robbery IRON the PEI son, which exhibits
more than usual daring, came up yesterday before
Justice Scott, at Essex Market Ponca Court. The
complainant was Mr.. John Corney, of No. IA East
street, VINO Is better known as Captain JacS,n ana
the prisoner was q young man named William Cree
den. Mr.. Corney states In bis alidavit against the
prisoner Mat on Tuesday evening" between seven
and eghs O'Clock, ne was proceeding home
ward down Rivington street with two
or three TRENDS. Arrived at the cor
ner OF Rivngton and Mangin Streets he
asked his frends INTO liquor saloon 10 take drink
with him. When Corney and his friends entered the
barroCm they iouad ten or twelve other persons
therein. "Captain Jackn asked rne whole Assem-.
page to drink with him, and an his invitation was
accepted the iront ol the Dar assumed very
crowded appearance. Among the persons who
stepped UP TO the bar was the prisoner, William
Cree0en ana WINE imb.bing at torAey's expense
hs tCleedcnj undertook 10 call the Captain verJ
y,lg and insulting name. This led 10 quarrel o
woFdS In tue course OF which Creeden seized
"a sItoyJ and sTdck corney across tn,
head .wH three, times, knocking htn
aaa nsi tls' counter. and renoerng him altogetnel
se,ss,lc.s When CoTney WAY sulcIepty re
covered mon, Xle ELECTS OF the blow one or III!
friends Jaucs Csxnody Dy name led him out OF I'M
saloon Into the srcNb na Coruey a. once ieli N nl
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KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Proposed Sale Of Land by the County-Tho
CorOner's Fees Reduced to Ten Dollars a
Case.
The Kings County Board OF Supervisors met yes
terday afternoon Supervisor Osborn In the char.
On motion OF supervisor CroSsey Captain Joh0 krau-
scher was appointed Janitor OF the arnory the
Sixteenth ward and his salary was fixed at $1,000
per annum. An effort was made to rush tnrougha o
resolution giving Jonn Levy, keeper Of the dead.
house, ST. ,o0o year for his services.
the representative from Flabush prevented Its
adoption by stating that only two years ago the
county paid but hundred dollars year for this
work, aud there was even now competition TO I'LL
the posi.ion OF an expense OF two hundred ana tty
dollars.
The subject was referred to the Salary Committee
for investigation and report.
A communication was received from the Clerk Of
the Supreme Court asking for an appropriation from
the county to delray the expenses OF assistants in
the clerical business OF thai court The communi-
cation WAS referred to the Law Committee
Supervisor HOWELL offered q resolution, which
was adopted, directinpthe Penitentlary Committee
to map out in lots the land adjoining the Penten.
tiary whicn can he dispensed with ny the counSy.
Tnere were, the gentleman stated. between twelve
hundred and fifteen hundred lots IN that vicinity
when could be reauy sold aud which 1t would be
advantageous TOR the county to sell.
supervisor CRO0KE offered q resolution calling
upon the Court House Committee to notify the
persons who now hold leases oi premises adjoining
inc Court House, OF the expiration OF the on
Nay l. he stated Ills reason Tor this course that
tue miserable rookeries" which mad beeh leased by
the city were disgrace There were stables &C.,
Immediately adjoining this building which were an
eye sore to the B0aru, and wnicn, when The warm
season set in would be sun greater nuisance;
whereas if the county were 10 tear down these build
iDgs the GROUND which they now occupy could be
handsomely laid out.
Inc supervisor Of the Nineteenth ward, who was
a member OF the committee ON leasing tne property
alluded TO, opposed Inc resoiuLl0n,as II would, ne
con,ended be bad policy 10 cancel the leases which
had oeen entered INTO In good faith and for the best
interest OF the city for Two years. and now afforded
an income OF $4,000. The rents were paid regti-
larry and 1t would scarcely De tar 10 take Inc course
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THE TRIGGER.

Pigeon Shooting ON Long Island-Singie and
Double Bird Matches-An ssOa" Day Among
the Crack shots.
There assembled ct the grounds Of Captain /. r.
Seaiy, Union Course, L. l., yesterday afternoon,
about one hundred representative sporting gentle
men, called there by the announcement that sev-
eral OF the crack pigeon shots would indulge In
one or more sweepstake matches for such .
confederation as would make the affair interesting
Tncy were not disappointed, as a. An early hour
Messrs. Ira A. Paine, Jr; John Taylor, Niles Joh1:
son, Billy Martin and James Westervelt agreed to
participate In three contests of i've birds each tor
lhe sum Of fifty dollars The matches were shot &C
cordnC 10 the rules Of the New York sportman's
Club-H and traps. twenty-0ne yards rise
and eighty yards boundary Pelham John, an
old expert and disinterested party was selected
to trap Tor the contestants and judge agreed upon
to decide all points tnat might arise. Today was
we'll adapted for the RpOrt-c,ear braclng and 30
charming that all present were exceedingly well
pieased.
1t was won by Johnson, his opponent being untortu.
nate, AZ Taylor after tue second bird, which he
m.ssed, Withdrew. - ald also Mesteryelt
third. in the second contest Taylor aud Johnson
eacn shot their i've birds, the remaining principals
when = was apparsa mat sey ~ NAG no
IN this match snOuld DC divided between blin anu
Johnson which was agreed to Dy the latter and 40.
cordinply done. 1he third match was won Dy
Paine, but Johnson made him stand mp 10 MS work
finely TO accomplish 1t.
When these contests had been decided, another OF
even greater Interest was agreed upon between
Paine and Martin to snoot each nve double blrDs Tor
fsy dollars from the same traps. The respective
judges handled, aud the principals used Taylor's
gun. Tie birds were from Jersey ana exceedingly
lively, so much so, that the contestants Killed but
TOUR eacn out Of their ten, making the match tie,
and neoessatng the shooting VI OF three additional
pairs, "pair and pair about" to decide 1t. Paine
killed four OF tnis Six against Martins two.
the following ID the score OF The four c0ntests:--
owrvpaTAuE MArCura
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HEAVY THEFT OF JsWeLEf.

Detective Abbott OF the Twenty third preoincts
brought 10 the Yorkviiie Police Court yesterday
morning a young man only lately arrived in this
country from Germany, named Wilhelm Schraden.
The charge on which ne was arrested was grand
larceny, preferred oy Mr. Richard Wenner. Of NO 70
Cnrysr,c street Tnis gentleman TESTIFIED that on or
about the 0Ln last DeceuUer about Slss worth of
ieweiry and greenDackS, amounting III all 10 about
above number by the lie suspected ochraden
to be tue ttiie from tae TACT that yesterday. when
arrested by officer Aobott, N tue German hospital.
which lustitutlon ne was an inmate, several articles
that mad been stolen ron delurent were found IN
the prisouer's possessioa. bchrddCn Nas neld IoS
EXAMINATION.