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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-08
TOILET ARTICLES.


DANIC-STRUCk BEAUTY.-It is q ter
l. rible shock to charming woman-indeed, to
any woman-to nnd that her tn are beginning
to CO., Never will any human being who uses
the fragant sOZODUNT make that discovery
"SPALDING,S GLUE."-No well regulated
family win be without IL. au s--1w
TTSE DUPUY'S HELIOTROPE POW
u DER for the toilet and nursery. 1t Is COM
posed of pure starch finely powdered and deli
cately perfumed with heiiotrope. Contains no
mineral, and warranted not to injure The most
delicate skin. Price, &c. For sale only by 1>
POWHATAN K. DUPUY, Apothecary,
jY2 -- ga Broad street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~ PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
nR. ORLARD, formerly of Paris, now
Dpresident OF the Allopathic and Homeopathic
College of New Orleans, win make Richmond his
residence for some months. In order to perfect
himself in the English language. He has taken
an Office at No. el7 GovEREoR STREET, and
offers his services 70 those who may be suffering
from
DISEASES OF THE EYE, ~sE,@-4 b
that having been his specially, and Ia which he
has been highly successful, both in Paris and In
New Orleans. -
Office hours from 10 A. NJ. to p. III.
& ~ 2a-1ms
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.stsssEs Ard STATIONERY.

r1,HE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
CHECK BOOKS ON THE NEW STATE BANK
OF VIRGIH1A,
city,
NEGOTIABLE and PROMISSORY NOTES,
BONDS, DRAFTS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
BILE OF LADING, &C., for sale by
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
iy7 Booksellers and Stationers.
HIHE BEST PLACE TO HAVE BLANK
Il BOOKS made to order is at KE1NlNGHAM'S
BOOK BRIBERY, corner OF Broad and Ninth
ST. eets, ,. =,
short notice. Je Il
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ICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND NQRTHWEsT-CH
OF SCHEDULE - DAILY. EXCEPT SUN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHEDULE
passsngefs for Baltimore and points, North
pol OF the Rtchmond and York River RAILROAD ct
Richmond DAILY except Sundnysl st 1 Z. NJ,
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGINIA, Cap
tain S. w. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP REYBoLD,I1both Of which have been
ne4Iy fitted out with splendid accommodations
ter assengers-reaching Baltimore the following
morning IL time to connect with the trains for
Philadelphia, New York, and the West. Return
inE, the boats leave pie. No: 2, Ltght;strset
| wharves, just below Pratt street, Baltimore,
| DAILY Except sundaysl at O'Clock r. n,
tae following day, In time to connect with the
express tra i5 on the Richmond and DanviIe rail-
| road for Danyille and all points on that road :
Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte e.. &C.. y. G;
the chesapeake and ohio railroad for The various
celebrated springs on the line OF that road ..,-,
| PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at p. n. Leaves West Point daily at $50 a: ~:
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills of lSdng glysna g MPE EoaTnnen'
| Nv tx raa sir M. Superintendent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SCRIP-
~ TION to the capital stock OF the Richmond
and I,ynchburg Railroad Company {straiglit shoot
will be opencd under the supervision OF commits
sioners appointed for that purpose, on and after
the 5th day OF September, 1870, at the following
places: Ricbmond, at the banking house OF Will
liam Is, Isnacs u Co. Lynchburg, at the office Of
Edward s. Brown ESQ: at the coprt,hoqses o. tna
berinnd, buckingham, and Appomattox; Also,
ut the Office of Colonel william d. w ooidridge,
Coalheld. Chesterfield county, aud ~ Inc Town
'N1'' - '''N WILLIAM r. BURWELL,
Secretary Of Meeting Of lneorporators' :
eu -tEeDS AZ
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WATCHES, JEwELEY, &c.

E1NFECTlGNEgFES
FRUITS! FRUITS!!
FINE PEACHES, ... e. .r.s.
FINE PEACHES,
FINE PEARS. .s-.s ..
FINE PEARS.
ANDREW PIZZINI K CO.,
Iy17 s07 Broad street.
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nICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILs

HBIdMOND La1SD LIAM 4LLn hAl4a
IL ROAD.-PASSENGER SCHEDULE:
GOING SOUTH.-Lynchburg end Danv1!ie pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundaysl
at 5:25 A. NJ. leave Burkeville daily Except Sum
days) at l 2. NJ; arrive at Danville daily Tex.
cept sundsysl q s:55 2. d: THROUGH MAIL
And EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily At $50
p NJ; leaves Danvile daily ut Las A. NJ: arrives
Fl Greensboro daily at 4:l5 A. III.
CONC Notwithstanding and Danville pss-
sengers leave DanYilfe daily Except Sundaysi at
7:4o A. M. ; leave BurkeviIle daily Except Sum-
days) at 1 P. n. arrive at Richmond daily
Except Sundaysl at 1888 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leayes Greensboro daily at S:ls
P. Nj. leaves Danyille daily at 1857 =. II. ar.
riyss at Richmond daily ct r:i0 A. NJ.
The Lynchburg and Danville Passenger Train
connects at Burkeyiiie with the trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Southstde and Vir-
ginia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol. Knox
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphls,
and su important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
st Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, ga
yannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &C.. ;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
| SLEEPING CAES and Chill ES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. 's THOMAS DODAmEAD,
iyl5 kg st.-,ss Superintendent.
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TICKETS,

VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
to WRITE SULPHUR, OLD SWEET, RED
SWEET, ROCKBRIDGE ALUM, HOT, HEAL
ING, WARM. and BATH ALUM SPRINGS, and
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS. Good for Thirty
EXCURSION TICKETS
to NIAGARA FALLS, NEWPORT, SARATO-
GA, and LAKE GEORGE, at low rates.
-8I- N: j. X. NETHERLAND,
tys-ti5A General Ticket Agent.
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1870.
1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OYER THE
SHORT LINE.

+ -ssf.t
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL p0iNiS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. 1.-THROUGH MAIL TEAM cla
Washington leaves the depot corner or BYRD sHu
Eighth streets, daily at Il is A. d. Arrives ID
Richmond daily at 1888 p. NJ. - r,s,
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting oatGAquia creek Win Inc ,ie,
steamers Georgeanna and AronSides, IeaSes liz tnv
depot, corner or Broad and Eighth Streets daii!
iSnndays eKcepted) at o'clockP. Nj. Arrives In
Richmond (Moldays exceptadl ct $3.50 A. M:-sasz-
TEAIN No. a.--fHR1GGHMAIL fRhlN vfG
Washington leaves fRr depot Corner OF Byrd and
Eight, streets, daily Isudays exsepsed). 1t $3.50
?. M Arrives in RichmoDd Mondays excepted
az T FIJI 81 ri TICKETs and THROUGH BAG
s sasFH CE EhSF ana I'd NsGRf 1tasEs
FREIGHTS contracted Tor ana iorWarded
daily. WITH dispatch. to all points NORTH ana
ssPEcIAL NoTIcE..--The BALTIMORE Ex-
PRESS TEAM win run as oar a. Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
and Eighth streets, At "a. M. Returning, VIII
leave Milford ON Mondays at s:2s a. ID. and AZ
rive at Richmond ~ $50 Al. III. -.
Apply at .COdPAAYsS OFFICE, corner or
"tos' ''''>I :, =. ~ y. q. GENTRY,
& ~-zE ~ ~ General Ticket Agent.
ED. T. D. MYERs: General superintendent.
10 "a n 4 . Is
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
GENERAL NOTES.

Kansas has g. 500, 600 acres of timbered land.
Ohio built 663 scho0houses last year.
New Mexico Is talking woman Suffrage.
Notre Dame (Ind) University has proressorsh
OF the Irish language.
The Republican State Convention OF Oregon is
called to meet on the 7th OF April
The richest gold mine In California last yes9
yielded profit Of $4,000
There are said 20 be four times as mauy cattle in
Texas as there were before the war.
California farmer raised four crops Of water
melons on one patch last season.
The total value OF the taxable property of the city
and county Of Charleston, s. u., amounts TO
$40, Os5.073.
The Baptists have a college at Harper's Ferry,
whose chapel bell Is neard IN Maryland, Virginia
and West Virginia.
The Lavaca Cfexas) Herald says that IN cOnse-
quence oil the nOous tile past season and the large
accumulation OF fresh in the bay the oysters
have been Killed In some VI the most famous beds.
Some very fashionable ladies In New Orleans hung
yellow ribbon TO their door knob New Years day
as an indication that they would receive calls. The
callers didn't come, and they afterwards found that
II had been considered a sgn OF smallpox.
number Of sportsmen from Columbia, S. c., sue
ceeded IN capturing huge alligator in the swamps
in that neighDorhood recently. The monster weighs
$50 pounds ana is seventeen feet long. The Pho3a,I
says his aigatorship IS safely housed in Columbia
New Albany Qnd) mas a haunted house. The
ghosts are Two gentlemen wearing blue coats, with
brass buttons, who read the newspapers and con-
verse with each oiher but while their lips move no
sound issues from them and they suddenly vanish
into thin air.
The New Orleans Times, referring to the new and
greatly extended claim recently set up by Mrs.
Gaines to large portion OF the real estate In that
city, says that II Is the opinion OF counsel that this
claim Is based on an entire miScOnceptOn on her
part the property which she claims having been
sold Dy Daniel Clarke before his death.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
GERMAN CARNIVAI.S.

Prince Carneval honored Geib's Walhalla, in Or
specially invited by the "Manzer Carneval Verein"
and the Jolly sprout Of allegorical royalty enter
tanned his company we'll and 30 did the company
him. menagerie OF various animals all made Of
potatoes created great mcrriment, the accompany
ing explanations being full or political illusions. An
exhibition OF dissolving views was warmly ap-
plauded. "PaDageno" from Mozarts celebrated
opera. .'rhe Magic Flute" also made his appear
ance. The songs and roctatons were full OF wit
and sharp observations on occurrences OF the day.
The whole passed on to the satisfaction Of the large
assemblage, and Prince Carneval went of in trl-
umpD.
His superb Royal Highness Prince Comus BY the
grace OF Jupiter autocrat OF fools and funny fellows,
held again right royal reception last night at the
Germania Assembly Rooms in the B0wery, His
Highness' numerous invitations were quite numer
Ou6y answered, the better half OF mankind being
well represented. The "Kleine Rath,n or CABINET
members OF the Prince, appeared In full costume as
Arabs IN honor Of the opening Of the suez Canal all
OF them looking tremendous Arabs, with their dow
ing gray boards. Among the songs was one written
and sung by q lady "r0 the BacheOrs." !" a humorous
protest against single bessedness. Another, by Dr.
Sauer. "The Paper Republic was sarcastic hit at
the disappearance OF metallic currency and the
altar, ornamented with gigantic shoe, with NY
wings Of equal proportions, indicating 'ShoO, Fly"
from which Mr.. B0remsky, Jernsalemite "mOnk'
from Poland, delivered a sermon which was loudly
sp0ken-several OF them by adies--nayng the vices
Of the day In terrific YET humorous manner.
dance followed and the company separated early
this morning in delighted temper.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
THE FLUSHING CONTESTED ELECTION.

On saturday the adjourned case OF Nimmo, the
Flushing Village Clerk, was held before Justices
PARCELS and McKenna, OF Newtown at the Town
Hall, Flushing. It Will be remembered that this is
the suit growing out Of the Flushing contested
election case. The friends OF Daniel Fogerty con-
tend hat he was elected trustee OF the village the
last annual election in December. On that evening
the footing up showed majority for fogerty. but
the friends OF Ninmo claim that on the next day
error found III the adding OF the returns giving
Parsons majority Justice Quarterman issued
certificate OF election for Parsons, he now says,
under misrepresentation from Nlmmo, and after
wards second certificate OF election was gwen TO
Fogerty and, as MS friends contend annulllng the
former one given TO Parsons. Nimmo's friends con.
tend that the returns are all IN existence not hay
ing been destroyed, and manifest error ls plainly
seen III the footing OF the figures. The Fogerty IN
tercst brought this complaint and had Mr. Nimmo
arrested because he would not recognize the second
certificate OF Fogerty in the organization or the new
Board Of Trustees OF Flushing on New Years Day.
The excitement at the commencement OF the trial
was intense, and has not died out up TO the
present time. The court room was filed on -Satur-
day curing the proceedings. Both parties have
subp1naed large number OF the first citizens of
the place. Since the action first commenced Justice
Siliiman who initiated proceedings. ana Mr.. Ralphs,
one Of the counsel ior FogerLy have botn died. Tne
case was not finished but adjourned 70 next week.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Rhen tNG), Meyer Bremen 22 South
Anpton 2lth with mdse and l3 passengers Oelrichs
Co Experienced strong westerly during the greater
part Of the passage
Steamship Pioneer (Br, Shackrord, Havana, days with
Snow Burgess Feb T. Chincoteague bearing
aa miles, maed schooner bound south, show
ing red Tag with yellow cross, white diamond In centre
AID letter In the diamond. .
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah, Jan 2s with
and passengers. TO Murray. Ferris a Co.
Brig Vim Creevy Simmons Charleston IL days with yell
low pine 10 Kelsey. Had stroug NE the entire
Jan 25 when coming Of Charleston In charge OF
pilot the bar causpg the veese 10 leak badly
obliged keep the constantly going ksep her
free.
Schr VIM II Jones, Line Fernsndina, ~ days with yellow
pine A Abbott Had eastery of passage
scbr 5 Il DAVIS Hedge. Newcastle, Del, for Salem.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Wamsna, Rector, New Bedford FOR New YORK,
with and passengers. TO Ferguson h Wood
Schr Wild Pigeon, New Bedford for York
schr washburn, Staples Taunton for Port Johnson.
schr A Graner Hervey, Providence for New York.
schr Ceres. Dawes Providcnce for New York
Pene, Sheffield New Loudon Port Morris, with
granite.
scbr Crinoline. Abrams New Haven for New YORK.
Schr Sally Merritt, Wallis, Cold Spring for New YORK
BOUND EAST.
sctr Battle coins, n EnAebsihpoyi for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
HEMPSTEAD PLAINS.

Another Purchase by A. T. wart-The
Plain Lands and the Impr0veme nts-The
New York and Long Island Bridge Project.
Since the original purchase OF the Hampstead
Plans land BY A. T. Stewart, comprising 1000 acres
he has made an addition thereto or 1000 acres OF
private lands adjoining, paying therefor from $3.50
10 $500 per acre, and now owns in one compact and
symmetrical tract 5000 acres OF level land most OF
1t arabic and easy OF cultivation, and distant only
twenty miles from this city. His main object
in the subsequent purchase Is to straighten
the boundary lines OF the estate. For this purpose
competent surveyors constantly engaged in sur
veying and locating avenues and establishing the
grades and in mapping out the embryo city. The
chief sphere OF their operations 10 now between
Hampstead and Mneola and 70 the west OF the latter
place for about four miles. This section OF the
Plains Is now being laid out in avenues eighty feet
wide, running at right angles to each other those
from east to west will be separated by spaces
o6 S6u,S a Iee' IN S1ai wa rose ,roS from hn nGrG o
feet Each lot will contain one and one hall acres,
and on them houses Will be built setting back 100
feet from the avenues. On such OF the avenues as
have been completed trees nave been planted and
on others they are now being planted. The soil in
many places being OF a black loan, which IN the
spring and fall makes travel very neavy The roadpeds
are being Rrayelled as wen az graded IT is expected
thai about the lst OF Ap 100 miles Will be ready Tor
grading. double track, TO connect with the Long
Island Railroad at Farmingdale, Will be built
through the southern portion or the lands pointing
towards Jamaica. The surveyors have taken q pro-
file OF the ground. marking ltS attitudes and depres
SlonS for distance OF four miles, and where the
valleys are too abrupt have provided for more easy
slopes One fine house. 10 cost $ll ,000 has been
raised and 1t is thought probable that Mr.. stewart
wil-wnen his great enterprise OF founding another
''cty OF the palns is under way-sell these houses
TO such as are inclined TO buy, and II the project
proves TO be feasible VIII prosecute MS improve
ments to the eastward.
East Meadow brook, whose head lies directly
south OF WestDury, Is u splendid stream Of pure,
clear swift-runnlng water, capable OF easy conver-
sion into series OF fine trout ponds. on its west
bank the ground is elevated some fifteen feet above
the ped Oi the brook, and AFFORDS many really plctur
esque views OF the surrounding country. Mr.. Stew
arts recent connection with the proposed amend
ment 10 the New York and Long Island Bridge bill
has led maay TO suppose that the railroad route he
proposes building Will have connection with the
bridge Tue survey oil the rst OF the three proposed
routes OF railroad has already been commenced,
ana the surveyors are TO have all three surveyed and
mapped out by the lst OF Aprfl,
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
THE LATEST NeWksK HOAX.

Tint Bohemian 'sFraud ON the City Trea-
sury."
Notwithstanding the reports in certain gulible
metropolitan sheets to the contrary, the Newark, n.
j., city officials, Mr.. Francis H. Dawes City AUDITOR
and Mr.. John II. Stout City Treasurer, positively
deny that any fraud such as persistcntly stated,
was perpetrated or attempted to be perpetrated on
the city treasury. To this effect these gentlemen
have prepared card TO the public" which win be
published in the local papers to-day. It appears,
however, that an aDoruve attempt was made by
youngster In the City AUDITORS ollce named David
X. Colilhs, 10 obtain payment OF q warrant Tor
$l7s ST. payable TO the order OF Heath 4
Drake Young Collins himself appeared at
his post on Saturday, and confessed 70 this
fact. IL seems tnat not being able 10
OBTAIN payment OF the warrant be erased the
forged endorsement OF Heath Drake and re-
turned the warrant TO ITS proper place. The city
orrlcers named have carefully examined their enrre
AFFAIRS and have no hesitation IN declaring that the
city has not lost dollar IN the manner ntimated
the bogus report which they say was gotten up by u
Jersey City penny-aliner who declared in their pres
ence that he didn't care damn for the accuracy
of the report SO long there gram OF truth IN
itn There being no evidence against him but his
own statement, the boy Collins was released from
custody after q short detention.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07

and nonsense. "Hashn at the san Francisco. and
"Shoo Fly" at Bryant's, VIII, however, constitute
the principal attractions. :,
features at the Circus good bin II offered Tor TINS
evening, which embraces several new acfs: Inc
last ''Clnderallar matinee ls announced ~ this
establishment for next Saturday
At Apollo Hall McEvoy's new Hibernicon SUI uh-
rolls its splendors to admirng throngs
Miss Maude Ernest will give reading ana recita-
tion this evening at Dodworth Hall.
The Manzocchi memorial concert, TOT tne penent
OF the wife ana family OF the late slgnor Manzoc-
Chi comes or 10 morrow evening at Steinway Han.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams commence snort
engagement this evening at the PARK tneatre
"The Fairy Clrclen and "The Customs OF the Coun-
tryn
H0oley's Mnstrels, In the same city, are out with
aughable programme OF funny Sketcnes inter
larded with songs and Jokes for the present Week.
The Parepa- Rosa Opera Troupe viii give TWO per
York, however until after their return from Phila-
delpnia.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 8, 1875

Herald Steam Marine News Fleet.
The following named yachts which capable board
ing inward bound vessels outside Of sandysook
of the Highlands, compose steam marine news
feet
Screw propeller yacht HERALD.
Screw propeller yacht JAMES.
Screw propeller yacht JEANETTE.
The marine Office Whitehall slip, where all
munications from and consenees to the Of
vessels will be received forwarded free OF charge
Herald Packages.
Captains and Pnrsers Of Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who are attached Steam
Yacht feet.
The New York Associated Press do not collect marine
reports attend the delivery Of packages will be
by the following extract from the proceedings of the
regular monthly meeting held March 3. 1885,:
Resolved That and after April 1868, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship In the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
Letters packages for the HERALD should not
therefore, entrusted charge pretended agents
of the New y ork Associated Press
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
POLICE gNTGaL..GcXCE.

Mr. Mcnael p, Walsh, residing In Long Island
City ,Hunters Point, on Friday night accompanied
Margaret Smith to her residence in New Chambers
street. anc lost as he supposed. while with her,
three hundred dollars. She was given into custody
and on saturday committed to answer by Judge
bowling. Yesterday morning Mr.. Walsh appeared
ut court and said that his wife had found the $500
which ne supposed were stolen In his pantaloons mt
his house. Upon TINS statement the gIrl was DIS
charged.
Captain Burden, OF the Twenty ninth precinct
yesterday morning returned the woman Pauline
Mercer before Justice Cox at jefferson Market nav-
ing in his possession the diamonds valued al ST. 7lo
Everett House, on Friday afternoon, An additional
afridavit was made against her by captain Burden.
setting forth the act of ie recovery OF the property
and the admission Of the prisoner thai she took it
nnd informed him where sne mad concealed II. sine
was fully committed, IN default OF $1,000 bail, TO
answer at the General Sessions.
On the 5th OF November 1868, nfteen months
ago. burglary was committed at the store OF Mr.
Peter Totans. No. SO Fulton street.. and ivory goods
OF the value or 5000 stolen therefrom On Saturday
named Joseph Dorll offered at this store TWO
sets OF bagaelle balls which Christian Spred, the
store keeper, recognized part OF the property
which was lost at the time OF the burglary He
therefore detained Dorl and sent for an oncer when
DOr was placed IN the custody OF detective stii-
well, who said that he received these balls from
man named Greenwood, residing at No. IA Rose
street. Detective Heidelberg was detailed 10 arrest
this man and alter a clever search ran him down IN
q back room AZ IL Court street BROOKLYN. The two
men brought before Judge Bowling at the
Tombs yesterday and committed TO answer
young man named Thomas Lynch was ysster-
day arragned before Justice scott at Essex Market
Police Court charged with having burQlarously en-
tered the vine store OF Phiip j. Setter At 2ol East
Fourteenth street. at an early hour yesterday morn
his Apovt naIf-past three O'Clock a. N. tflcH
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
QUEENS COUNTY SUaR0GATE's COURT.
Before j. g. Coveit, Surrogate.

WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The wills Of the following deceased persons were
admitted to probare during the month Of January
Elizabeth Mott B. S. Whitmore Joseph Bedeil Gus.
tave pubiny, Cynthia Soaring, Mary A. smaey,
Deborah wlets Ann +. Moore, Teresa GUIDE, Elias
Doron. Fred. Conrad, George Bellaniy, John Ernst
Sarah Petit, Robert L. Smith and James Mason.
LETTERS or ADMINISTRATIONS.
Letters Of administration were granted upon the
estates OF the Following. persons:--James l.. Bell
Zepnaniah Darby Charles r. Lincoln Martin Smytb
Michael DeMott, Morris Fitzgerald, John Ward
Catharine Edert.
The will Of Eliza r. Welilng is contested by come
OF the relatives VI The deceased, and testimony ~
pelug taken.