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The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

S. s. Bradford is assessed in Stanslaus
County for the year 1870, FOR 20 head of hors-
es and mules valued and assessed at $500,
and Bradford & Way are assessed for l6 OK
en-, valued and assessed at $780, Rate of
taxation 81 S6} per each 500 valuation. II
Bradford pays his taxes in Stanislaus County
on personal property, he should be q citizen
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

and pushing for Montnedy, he hss six hun
dred guns. collision between him and Fred
erick Charles is expected
BERLiN. Sept. Telegraph il still il
inextricabie confusion, dates Of messages from
seat of war particularly those from Beaumont
giving dstails of late battles require yerifica
ton.
ARLoS, Belgium Sept. l.-Serious fighting
reported between Armigny aud Dozen.
Pruss:ans entered Carigncu at ten O'Clock
yesterday.
LcSDoN, srecial despatch to Stondarddat
Thonviile Tuesdsy neon saws: French ius,
been badly beaten on Leadon road. Prussians
entered Cavignan. Furious fighting all day
Wednesday hetween Autun and Dozen.
Paris La Liherte reports McMahon has to
tally destroyed. left wing and center Of Pms.
slams. that their losses were enormous only
right wing being able to retreat in compare
lively good order. Cenls Frossard and
Bourlbaki reported wodnded in recent en-.
gagement. Paliko confirms report that de.
rachment Prussian cavalry surrounded in
forest of Maine. escape impossible. Prince
Frederick Charles narrowly escaped capture
near Rheims
BRussELLs. Sept. Reported fresh battle
commenced :o-day direction Sedan where
McMahnn occupies strong position.
LONDON, Sept. l.-Correspondent with
Pfussian army writes plan Of starving ou,
Metz been changed to hombardment.
LONDON. Sept. l.-Prussian renort says
Lieut. Won Schcmoff sent yesterday under
flag Of truce to summon surrender of Verdun
was fired on and bis trumpeter killed.
BRussELLs. Sept. belgium dispatches
publish the following: Beville. Aug. 81,
fighting commenced this morning. French
said to have captured thirty guns, no particu'
lars.
Varennes via Berlin: McNIahon's effort "a
rescue Metz. without effect on account OF
loss sustained Tuesday. when he lost twenty
guns. French losses immense compared
with Prussians.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

Rlcn QUARTz-Mr. J. w. Anderson, in
working an old abandoned quartz vein on
Curtis Creek short distance above Curtis
Vile last week, took cut some very rich gold
bearing Quartz. The specimens shown us
were very rich being fully one-half gold. We
congratulate Mr.. Anderson Ln his good for
tune, and hope that he may continue to take
out hundred dollars day indefinitely.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
"A Glorious Change !!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stOrativc is the s.,cct-anch0r cf
the feeble and dehilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for TIC aged
and languid, it has no equal
among stcEaackics. as a remedy
for tho nervous weakness to
which wcmcn arc especially SUBJ
sect, it is supcrseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate, ca frigid, it acts
as {. specific in every species OF
disorder which Urccrnaincs the
bodily strength, end breaks down
tho animal spirits For sale by
oil druggists. -
August IS. 1s7e-1y
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THE NEW FOOD.

Tor o few cents you can buy
OF your Grocer Or Druggist q
package Of SEA MOSS FARINE
made from puro Irish Moss o.
Carrageen, which will mako
sixteen quarts Ct Elanc Mange,
and e like quantity Ct Pudding1
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is to cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. Il makes a
splendid Dessert, end has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

SHOOTING PooRLY-Two of cur citizens
took shot Mt each other in the upper par. oil
town one day this week, cne emptying two
barrels OF revolver at his man. ard the 9th
er d:schareing shot gun at his foe. Neith-
er being wounded, peace assumed its sway.
we have not heard Of any subsequent out
break.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

INFoRMATIoT WANTED.--Informatio is
wanted of Thomas Drummond Williams, who
went to California from Illinois in 1851. He
was last heard from at Marysvile ANY
person who knows anything about said
Thomas D. Williams. xill confera great fa-
vor by communicating the same to w. w.
Williams, Editor CITY Post, Blue Earth City,
Minnesota. California papers please copy
and obligc a fellow editor
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
Gte Nninn 9eutotrat.
LOCAL NEWS.

VIM. s. Cooper is authorized to act as
Agent for the '.UsIoS DENocRar." for solie-
ting Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
to receipt for money due this Office.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

Divine Service at ST. James Church, Sono-
ra, will be held at ii o'clock. A. NJ. aud at
n o'clock. P. NJ, on Sunday September 4'h.
Holy Communion will be administered after
the morning service. al are invited to attend
Rev. DR.. D. }. Lee will oficiate.
Sunday School at 9! o'clock. a. n.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

We are indebted to II. L. Street. for lib
eral supply Of Newspapers, Periodicals. Sc.
Streets Book Store is the place to get choice
literature Of all sorts.
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MEXICO.

The Revolution In San Luis Potosi-A Fine
From a private letter received in this city
from Mexico, we are permitted to make the
following interesting extracts relative to the
very latest Mexican revolution. The writer has
been forty-fve years in that ''poor country"
1t seems to us one would have been satisfied with
q somewhat shorter residence.
In my last / mentioned that o revolution had
broken out In the State OF San Luis. In order
the beginning. In December the elections were
held and the votes computed on the 10th, SortenOS
General Francisco Aquirre, of Saltillo stood next;
the Congress closed the session, and an hour after
wards all the members, and the Governor, Barragan,
were in prison. Mani Oreliana took an active part
in this. Aquirre declared himself Governor, and
when orders came from Mexico to put things right
he pronounced against the General Government
Our chap here was riding the fence for about three
weeks, pretending TO raise troops in favor OF the
Federal Government, and when small conducta
of ST2 600 drted down from the fair of San Juan he
seized 1t. An order came at once from Mexico to
return the money, and he threw Off his mask and
seen In the fortyfve years have been in this poor
country. He declares Ortega President, drawing the
sident because he was President of the Supreme
Corte when Juarez' term expired In '65.
He declares general amnesty excepting those
who signed Maximilians bloody decree Of Sd Octo-
ber the generals who served the empire, and d. Be-
nito Juarez and his minister's he raised by Impress
ment seven hundred men, and sent them under
Sonora General, Toledo, to occupy Aquascaentas,
where they refused to pronounce The Governor OF
Aquascaientas retired, and the place is In posses
sion of the pronuncados, is also Lajos, occupied
by battalion OF Federal troops, who left Guadala-
jara to join the pronunciados. As our communica-
tions cut of, except with San Luis and Aquasca.
lientos, we know nothing of what is going on out
side. Corona was In Durango with eleven hundred
men, said to be about moving this way; If he comes
these chaps will skedaddle
The mint was cleaned out yesterday OF everything
IL contained-S. Martin, cash, and abby the arch
thief. 1t is said that Aura is coming as Governor
and commandante militaire, and that the General
Congress has passed some very stringent laws on
the subject of the revolution The amount robbed
from the mint is about 100000.
am tod to-day that the Internal villain has given
out over sixty patents for guerrillas.
ID. Joaquin Ortega left on Saturday for Saltno,
with carriages, money, habio, ETC., to bring on his
brother, suppose to take possession OF the presl-
dency The capital OF the republic is to be Aquasca-
lientas.
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PhiIadeIphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, Feb. 4.--Seeds--Cloverseed is quiet,
with sales Of 100 bushels fair ana prime at es@eI2H
per 81 lbs. Timothy is nominal at s45O@4T6. Flax
seed sells in small way to the crushers at
s220@225. rrf.l l.#r
The Flour market presents no new feature, the
demand being limited to the immediate wants Of the
home consumers, who purchased o few hundred bbls
at s42694t0 10. superfne; t4'50@4T5 for extras:
s5ta575 for Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra
family 35@5b0 for Pennsylvania do. do; $o25@626
for Indiana and Ohio do. do S650(@150 for fancy
brands according to quality. Rye Flour may be
quoted at s4'75
There is not much activity in the Wheat market,
but prices are steady. Sales Of 1900 bushels Penn
sylvania red at e 241 26 Rye may be quoted at 96c
per bushel for Pennsylvania. and Western. Corn s
bushels new yellow at S9@91c. In the cars and from
stores, and s30s93c. afoat. Oats are unchanged.
Sales OF 1000 bushels Pennsylvania and Western at
63@b5c. Nothing deing in Barley or Malt
Whisky is steady at 97@9sc. for wood and IRON
DOuud western.
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AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TrLEaasAPH.l


The week opens with only moderate demand
for loans. The supply of currency in this
market is not excessive, and the rates current
during the past week are maintained. Trade,
in nearly every branch, is dull and unsatisfac-
tory for the middle Of February and this condi-
ton will necessarily reflect itself on the Money
market until a revival ensues. Lenders continue
to act literally towards applicants and there was
perhaps never time when money was more
accessible to all possessed of credit.
We quote call loans at 5 per cent. on Govern
ments and g per cent. on mixed collaterals.
Good business paper is in great demand, and is
readily taken upon the street at regular bank
rates.
Gold opened dull and weak; the range of fuc-
tuations up to noon is 119@s@119l9.
Government securities are quiet, and prices
are off about a compared with Saturdays clos
ing quotations.
The Stock market continues exceedingly
active, and prices have again advanced.
City securities were steady at 90 for the old,
and iOO1@ for the new bonds. Sales of Lehigh
Gold Loan at 9216, in $5OOs.
Reading Railroad was the chief attraction:
Over 6OO0 shares changed hands this morning at
491l CD49 $685., b. o. Pennsylvania Railroad was
steady at 5716 sales of Lehigh Valley kailroaa
at 54L, and Little Schuylkill Railroad at Az
as was bid for Norristown 30 for Philadel-
phia and Erie, and 3594, b. o. for CatawisSa
preferred. .,.A =, h,a to~
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LATEST BIZ TnLuaRAPz.
Post Office Robbery-Decision of an
Important Insurance Case-To-
days Gable Quotations,
Financial and Commercial
ETC.. Etc. ETC.. ETC.. Etc.
FROM VIEW ENGLAND.
Insurnnce Cnse DecIdcd.

BIDDEFoRD, Me-, Feb. 14.-An interesting in
surance case has Just been decided by the law
courts of Maine. The plaintiffs we're II. w.
Lawsey 81 Co., of Portland, whose store was in
sured by the Phoenix Insurance Company, of
New York, for $4,000. The store was burned at
the great fire of July 4, 1866. The company re-
fused payment on the ground that the store was
situated upon leased land, and the agent of the
company omitted to state the fact in the
policy. The court decided in favor of the plain
tiffs, awarding the full amount of the insurance
with interest from 1866 and costs.
Fatal Accident.
BosToN, Feb. 14.--Last evening a man named
James McCaren, while drawing charge from
loaded revolver, accidentally discharged it,
the contents entering the body of his son Will
liam, a lad about four years of age, killing him
almost instantly.
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FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.

by IHG dIUVO-lINEtTtcuN CdJJe. II =
LONDON, Feb. 14-l1 A. M.-Consols for money
92%, and for account, 92%. American securities
opened quiet; U. s. Flve-twenties Of 1862 SIN;
OF 1865 old, 81; OF 1867, s6A; 10-40s, sS. Ameri-
can stocks quiet Erie Railroad, 20E; Illinois Cen
tral, Ill Great Western, 2SH.
LIvERPooI, Feb. ALL A. M.-The Cotton mar
ket opened steady. Middling uplands, 111Sd.; mid
ding Orleans, 1lAd. The sales to-day are esti-
mated at 10000 bales. The stock taken for export
and speculation on Saturday should have been re-
ported at 5000 bales.
Breadstuifs hrmer.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-Rehned Petroleum, Is. 10d
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Feb 14-2 p. M.-U. s. 10-40s, s2% nli-
nO's Central 40. II.
PARIS, Feb. Ia. The Bourse opened dull.
Rentes, 73f. 20c.
ANTWERP, Feb. 14-Petroleum opened nrm at
59Sf .t~
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PhiIadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Feb. 14-The market for Beef Cattle
opened very firm to-day, and continued 80 to the
tons We quote choice at 9H@10Nc.; prime at So
@9Ac. fair TO good, 749Shc., and common at 5I(S
7c. . ID gross, as in quality. Receipts 1762 head.
Head.
81 owen Smith, Western, SOLO, d
120 A. Christy Il Bro, Western, SOLO,
45 Dennis Smith, w. Penna., IG195k.
80 Daengler Il McCleese, Western,61S@
98 p. McF1llen, Western, sC99
30 Phi. Hathaway. Lancaster CO., SH@9s<.
49 James s. Kirk, chester CO., 7%@sA.
40 Il. r. McFillen, Western, sC9104.
100 James McFillen, Western, 7@9X.
90 4. s. McFllen, Western, 9@9H.
92 Ullman Bachman, Ohio, S@9A.
1o5 Martin Fuller Co, Western, S9l0X.
100 Mooney Il Miller, Western S911A.
80 Thomas Mooney 4 Bro, Western, 7@9.
60 II. Chain, Western, 1@sA.
60 John Smith q Bro, Western, sH91O.
30 j. d L. Frank, Virginia. 7%9SH.
IS Gus schamDerg 4 Co., Virginia, 1924
b5 II. Frank, Western, 7@SH.
4b ElkOn Il Co., Western, Ta9H.
40 j. Clemson, Lancaster CO., T99.
13 d. Branson, Chester county, TH@9
80 8. Frank, Lancaster CO., T@S.
1s l. Horne, Delaware CO., 6%@6A.
23 S. Bumentha, Virginia. 6N@7.
100 G. Eninger, Virginia, 7@10.
% John McArdle, Virginia, TH@g
Cows and Calves were In limited request, with
sales of 1876 head at S5o@75 Sprifgers were quoted
at S45@60.
She ep-The market was firm at last weeks quota
tions, Sales OF 1O5O0 head at the Park Yard at 5N
6SL per pound the latter figure for extra AT the
Avenue Drove Yard 5000 head were disposed OF at
1Sc per pound.
Hogs were dull, with a downward tendency.
@19 for slop-fed and ssl391375 per 100 pounds for
cOrd-fed.
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DIR. PAUL SCIIOEPPE.
Decision of His Case-The Judgment of
Death Affirmed.
Supreme Court In Banc-JudRes Read,
Agnew, Sharswood, and Williams.

This morning Justice Read read the opinion
of the Court in the case of Sehoeppe VS.. The
Commonwealth, error to the Oyer and Terminer
of Carlisle, this writ being the last resort of the
prisoner for escape from the penalty of death
for the crime of murder of Which he con-
victed. The opinion of the Court was based
upon strictly technical grounds, and was TO the
effect that they could not consider questions of
the prisoners guilt or innocence, and had not
been able to discover any error in the record of
Oyer and Terminer of Carlisle was affirmed.
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JAY CO0kE Y co. quOte UoVernment Securites as
follows:-U. g. 6s OF 1884, 117X@1ls; 6-20s OF 1882,
114l5; do, July. 1896 ll2H@l13h; do. do, 1857,
1Is2@1ls%; 1I2 do, 1855, 1lsS@s1lS4; "a 4 lO4os, usS
ll2h Cur. Ss, llN@lllA. Cold ll99
street. report the following quotasns:-U. ). 6s OF
1881, fl1X@1179s 5-20s of 1862 114&s114A do 1864,
ll2Es@l19; do, July, 1857, 1l3h@113X; do. July,
1861 11sA@18K 6s, 10-4O, 1l17S9112; u. s. Pacific
MEssRs. DE HAVEN Il BROTHER, No 40 s. Third
Street. Philadelphia report the following quotations.
u: s. IS OF 1851 117HCS1ls; do, 1869, 1141Ca114z;
new, 1122t@1139S; do 1851, do l1ssz@i1s do 1868,
do, 113H@1lSS; l0-40s, 112a112S; U. s. 30 Year
Notes. 10 Gold 1193S(a119; Silver, 1l60s11a Union
Pacific II. r. list Mort. Bonds tss5@s76 Central Pa
Cihc X. r. LIST Mort. Bonds e960@9I0; Union Pacific
Land Grant Bonds e695C91i0 =
NARR A. IADNRR Rankpra. renort this morninO Oia
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FROM THE STATE.
Robbery of a Post ONCE.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Feb. 14.-The Jersey Shore
Post Office, sixteen miles from here, was robbed
last night. About forty-hve dollars in cash was
taken. The stamps and letters were not
molested. There is no trace of the thieves
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schuylkin preferred; 33k for Lehigh, and "a
for Morris preferred. TIE balance of the
list was firm but not active. Sales of Mechanics
Bank at 31%.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven a Bro No. 20 s. Third street.
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ARRTVED TUIS MOANING.

Steamship Fanita, Freeman, "a HOuIs NUH NO"
York with mdse 10 John Il. 0nl -. ~,
Schr FRANKLIN A. Millonsen, Z days from New
foundland, with nsh to J. 4. Hopkins ,,,.. Co
Sc ocn s,;,b 3; /" "inmha,r to- to n Trump, Son & Co.
schr A. Haines, Sprth, 8 days from bridgeport,
with marble to FrieAey a 90.
ton. N O., with sbingles to Bolton Co.
Schr Elwood Doron, Jarvis, from Providence.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
anno No Cantoo 7 fah0n .InoQ de

Bark Mariana J., De Santos, lisbon Jose de BesSA
Guimaraes. a.
schr VIM. Wilson, Bacon, Salem, SinnicksonS Go.
Schr Mary Coyne, Facemire, Bridgeport w.
Schr Bucephalus Congor, Providence, 40 40
Schr VIM. Wallace, Scull, New York, w.
Schr A. n. Aldridge, Fisher, Fall Riyet ~ ~
Schr s. i. Simmons JanYler, WeymeuIII uV.
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MEMORANDA,

Steamship Prometheus Gray, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Charleston yesterday
Steamer Centipede Ttton, hence, at New YORK
yesterday - 49,,
Bark Rachel, Norton, sailed from Matanzas SOth
ult lor port north Of Hatteras. -
Schr Hattie Ross, Ulrick, hence, at Demerara 11th
ult and remained 22d to return.
Schrs Adelia, Trafton, and r. A. Ford Carpenter,
hence for St. John, N. b. at Holmes Hole A. n. hth
instant.
schr Mary Haley, Haley for Philadelphia, cleared
at New York 18th inst p taHai
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. FEBRUARY i

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M.......S3 II A. M...... AT 9P. M........b4
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lers. report this mornings
Pacific Mail Steem A

stock Quotations by Telokraph-1P. m.
Glendinning, Davis Co. report through their New
York house the fnlnWino.-- . .----. l
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
ALLEGED swINDLER IN CUSTODY.

A young man, giving his name as James
Daley taken before Justice Ledwith, yesterday a
ternoon at the Essex Market Police Court where three
persons preferred charges against him. and 1t is thought
that others who have been vctmized will also present
themselves. Lewis Townsend OF No I2i Chathamst.
made complaint that several weeks ago. Daley who was
stopping at the Bowery Hotel to his store and said
that Mr.. william H. Graf OF the hotel had sent him
for clothing which TO be delivered, and upon
his representations Townsend let him have the clothing,
to the value OF 25 which Graft received not hav-
ing sent Daeyfor them The proprietor Of the store NO.
396 Bowery cheated by Daley, who purchased Us
worth OF goods from him, and presented in payment
forged check upon the Grocer National Bank for that
amount. Mr. johnson was also victimized by the
means and to the same amount Daley was locked
up for trial at General Sessions
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
DECKER BROTHERS NEW BUILDING.

Decker Brothers, piano-forte makers, have
recently moved into their building the west side
Of Unionsquare Theexterio OF Ohio stone and brick,
has novel and pleasing effect for which credit is due
the architect Mr. Leopold Eidlitz to whom the city is
also indebted for the Temple Emmanuel on Fifth-ave-
The principal foor SlxlOO feet is occupied by the piano
Of Messrs. Decker Bros The upper part Of
the building fine hail. has been richly furnished for the
occupation Of several Masonic lodges, including Cyrus
Lodge, No. POS Crescent Lodge, No. 4G2 Continental
Lodge, No. 2s7 Sycamore Lodge, No. 81; Manhattan
Lodge, No. 62; Chancellor walworth Lodge, No 21 {;
Crescent Chapter No. Adelph Chapter No. 49, and
Phoenix Chapter. The building is attractive ornament
TO UnOnsquare, and attest0n 70 the enterprise OF
the MessrsL Decker,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBERs.

Before Judge Brady-Ihe Erie Litigation
Erie Raiiudy Company agt. Ramsey and ohers-A mo
ton was made yesterday in the above action, which is
the counter action 10 the suit in which Judge Murray
suspended Messrs. Gould and Fisk and appointed re-
cever Of the part TO dissolve modify the In
junction restraining the defendants from proceeding
with the litigation in which they were engaged against
the Erie Railway Defendants counsel argued that they
were entitled 10 the motion the ground that the state
OF affairs at present existing did not so exist at the time
when the injunction was granted. 80
Mr. Field, counsel for the Erie Railway, opposed the
motion on the ground that made in order TO harass
the Company and compel them TO bring their officers
and the mountains Of Delaware IN tie middle OF
Summer, and that there ground for the motion:
Judge Brady after remarng that he did not think the
motion could prevail said he would hear the arguments
Of the counsel on next Friday. -
Decisions-By Judge Brady-Morris agt. Morris
Judgment Of divorce granted McGuin agt. FlOod.-Mo-
ton denied by default. Carnage ag Beresford ct al
Motion granted by default Bragdon and Others agt.
Rober1s0MotiOn granted by default Doretha Porfony
agt schmit-MotiOn granted by default filing proof
of service Brsdhurst ag Field-Order settled Cole
man agt Burke.-Motion granted Sunson agt Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum.-MotiOn for allowance denied
By Judge CardOzO-Osgood agt. Steyens.-Proposed
case and amendments settled. . .
BY Judge Ingraham--In the matter Of the application
Of BOOT agt DECENTRALIZATION for mandanlus deheo.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
CRIMINAL.


At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes
terday Justice shandey, John Conway, age IS,
was charged by Edwin Keeler, Jr OF NO l6s S1tave,
by whom he employed with having stolen set or
harness worth $35 The boy denied the THEFT Du was
held for trial default Of bail John Gleason was
held on charge preferred by William McDerIn0t OF No.
l2g West Nneteenth-st of whom he IL alleged 10 nave
stolen diamond ring while the two were at Long Branch
last SUMMER r. Schuthers was charged by Herman b.
Moncb OF the firm Of Dr. j. G. h. Slegert son. NO. IL
Maiden lane man ufacturers Of patent brand OF bters
with having forged the trademark and label OF the nrih
on the 5th January last bchuthers was released on
parole for examination.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan
committed for examination James Cook Charles Moore,
John LOTUS and James Lynch, ON charge OF hsVlhs
stolen 500 worth OF property belonging 70 Chares nroh
thai OF No LudlOwst daughter OF Greentnal nade
the complaint. James Reed, John Ryan and oeoige
Rogers boys lately attached ~ the school ship Mercury
belonging 10 the Commissioners OF Chartrs ana CoIec
tons, arrested early yesterday by the Ponce Oh the
Fifth Precinct. The boys with number OI otbci "cIc
brought up TO this city from the wreck OF the Mercury
the steamship Isaac Beil Thursday afternoon, ana
while being landed at the foot Of Beachst managed 10
elude the police. Yesterday Justice Hogan
the boys 10 the Of the Commissioners Of Chariue
aud Corrections. George Thomas, hasly dressed
young man. detected yesterday In the act Oi sea
ing gold watch from the pocket OF Mr. Bryan Hehry,
broker, OF No. Broad While In the Stock Exchange
He was seized and handed over Ia the police III MS
possess were found "A number Of wallets and other
articles which lac had stolen He committed ~ TIE
TOmbs TO await "a trial.