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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31

~CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER FAIL
CON, from Baltimore, ore hereby notified that she
Is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. l.,
Union Wharves. All Goods not taken away at
sunset will remain on wharf at consignees'
risk. MORDECAI 4 CO.,
may30-2 Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31

@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntances Of Mrs. FRANCES c. KEILS, and
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Sanders, and OF Mr.. and,
Mrs. E. C. Prince, and Of Mrs. N. Maui, and the
members OF the Methodist Churches, are respect
fully invited@ attend the Funeral Services of the
former. at Bethel Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at
balfpast S O'Clock. mayn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31
msTHE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

@THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
Free suffrage to all, with the right to hold office
without distinction OF race color, or previous con-
dltiog, is now the law OF the land, and known as
the Fiftceth Amendment to the Constitution.
We may expect Congress very soon to pass
Sixteenth Amendment, which declares that all
women, after arriving at the age OF eighteen.
shall beallowed to vote and hold office; provided
they dress In mems attire and support the con-
stitutIon'' by the daily use OF the famous, fash
Ionable, faultless huld found everywhere-SoLo.
MONS BITTERS may3l-tuths3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31

@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acauaiutauces of Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM RIs
TIC, are respectfully invited to attend the Fune-
raj Services Of the latter, at their residence at
corner Of Vernon and Marsh streets, This AFTER
NOON, at Q O'Clock. may30-*
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funeral Nntlres.

ms- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
of Mrs. SUSAN c. NEWTON, relct Of the late Cap
tain John Newton, and those OF Mr.. ]. E. Carew,
are invited to attend her Funeral, at the Church
of the holy Communion, THIS MORNING, at 10
O'Clock. may3o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31

~NOTIGE.-THE BATTERY BATH
ING HOUSE OH White Point Garden has been
thoroughly repaired In all its various depart
ments, and Is now opened for the accommodation
OF visitors. Thanking the public for past favors,
would most respectfully solicit their patronage.
II. McMANMON,
maulI-atnth ProprletOr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31

Ms OLD ST. STEP b E n S.-"ST.
JOHNS CoNvOCATIoNn will meet in this Church
on THURSDAY, the eth Of June Services on Sun
DAY, the 18th, at IL o'clock A. N. and O'Clock
P. N. Communion after morning service A
Collection Will be taken up for fhe repairs OF the
Church. p. F. STEVENS,
Secretary St. Johns Con-, and Missionary St.
Stephens. may25
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31

Ms- GERMAN SOCIETY OF SOUTH
cARoLINA.-Emigranr seeking employment can
obtain information concerning the same from
Captain q. HARMS, Agent Of this Society. whose
office for the present Is at No. 80 East Bay.
Parties wishing to employ Emigrants can consult
the Agent daily. 0fice hours from l2 10 2 O'Clock.
JOHN CAMPSEN.
ap23 stu President.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31


W. J. Whipper, colored, representative
from Beaufort County, then delivered short
address, at first following in the same strain as
his predecessors, paying tribute to the dead.
He then proceeded TO speak Of those who had
fought and lost, saying that while he consign-
ed to infamy the cause for which they fought,
vet he could not forget their zeal and bravery
in fighting. The contending parties fought
for two different ideas. One for liberty, which
was brought over in the ship which landed Its
living freight on Plymouth Rock; the other for
the maintenance of an oppression which was
brought to this country in low black schoon-
er which sailed up the James River In 1920.
The oppression for which the Southerners
fought had gotten into the church, into the
Sunday-schools, into Congress; had attem pied
to control the entire land, and had throttled
free speech. Not until it could be borne no
longer, was the dread arbtrament OF the
sword resorted to, which resulted in op-
preston being overthrown and Union, in
which all could think and act alike, was re-
stored.
After admonishing the soldiers present that
they must not hesitate, if ever the necessity
arose, to fight and die for their country, as did
those whose graves surrounded them, the
speaker sat down.
After the reading, by Rev. DR.. Webster, of a
poetical tribute to the dead, Captain Reed an
nounced that the decnrations of the graves
would take place. The assemblage then pro-
ceeded to lay upon the graves the flowers and
wreaths which they had brought with them.
In short while each mound was covered by
these tributes of affection, and those present
slowly dispersed.
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No. 2eO King street, tn the Bend Charleston 5. C.
may24-tuths6mOs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31

ID USS SELLS LIS T
~ AGRICULTURAL WORKS, &c,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31

DISEASES OF MALARIoUS ORIGIN.
Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Remittent Fever, Bilious Fever Dumb Ague,
and the long train OF disorders following these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
THE DRAINAGE OF FLUSHING.

When the Drainage act relating to Flushing
passed by the Legislature and ratified by the voters
Of Flushng its provisions imperfecty understood
by most OF the citizens. The general impression was
that IL empowered tho Commissioners to drain the
meadows and loWlaud adjoining the villages OF Flush
inc College Point. aud Whest0ne, which are all within
the limits Of the Of Flushing. with open drain
and hen she Commission proceeded TO survey lGy out
contract and build 81 nodeTn and costly con
sruct1n not only through the low lands and marshes
but also throughout the entire limits OF the
villages, tho people grumblcd. Taxation necessary
complete the work, II collected IN single year rs pro-
yided by the Act. would be virtually cOnhscated 10
large number ~ property meeting was called
tax over number OF years and thereby render 10 less
onoruus The town has been divided Into districts aud
the Commissioners at present only laying the main
sewers leaving the lateral and less costly branches TO 10
built population increases aHd the thiny settled pOT
built up The First District was severed IN this
manuer last year cost Of $1,000 The Second District
has been surveyed and contracted for at an estimated
$4,000. This comprises twOtfds OF the prclmln-
AIRY work The First District tax has been collected,
aud the Second District tax IN part. The meeting
as Chairman, and District Attorney Downing as
Secretary. L. Bedford Prince stated the object Of
the meeting, aud laid before them the plaus pro-
posed by friends 81 the Commission 10 alleviate
the burden Of taxes Orange Judd, h. T. Downing j. W.
Lawrence r. G.. Emhice aud j. /. Franklin followed.
throw ing much light upon the subject. The general feel
log that the sewers were great Cement TO the town.
that sanitary view they were Indispensable and every
dollar spent upon them would he returned tenfOld
committee Of -. composed Of Morris Franklin. Rub Is.
Parsons, j. ". L. Lawrence l.. Bradford Pnnce' b. W.
Downing Orange Judd. Robt g. Embree and others
appointed examine the subject and report NJ u
tufC meeting plan 90 extend the payments Of tho tax
through series Of years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01

In accordance with the secretarys orders, $4,000 was
awarded at 100 OIL al2OO2 This action stimulated the
market and gave a firm tone to the prices Tor the re-
mander OF the day.
Government bonds were strong, under an actiVe III
yestment demand and prices we're from val per cent
higher than yesterday. Tho offerings were moderate
and no large amounts could have been purchased NJ no
advance state bonds strong. Railway bonds were
I'm active demand and sparingy offered at quota
tons The street has been unusually active today ana
large number Of investors have been purchasing mort
gage bonds OF completed roads. Michigan southern
sinking funds cold at ~; Union Pacific per CENTS 81
Western sinking funds &c. Rock leland per cents
or New.Jersey Central, bonds, 49, Chicago ana Al
ton frsta 100; Ohio an1 Mississippi htsts vs. b. Pau
rss g2 Morris and Essex Construction bonds, $751; Mis-
ceaneous and Express shares were duh and steady the
offerings we're light aud the sales were not sufficient 10
make quotations.
Railway shares we're strong and advanced from iSlf
per cent from the lowest quotations OF yesterday
There we're no calls OF stocks after the noon session OF
the Government Board and the street was almost de-
serted before o'clock The Long Room remained open
until 8, o'clock but the transactions were without specu
latiye interest There good demand for Michigan
Southern North Western SAINT Paul and Rock Island
shares The market closed strong, at quotations:
The 10 o'clock quotations at the Government Board
q IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
CHANGES IN TIE POLICE DETACHMENT
TIE CASE OF CAPT. sTEERs.


A long session of the Police Board was held
yesterday afternoon. Patrolmen Joseph H. Wilson OF
the Thirtysecond John Hennessey Of the Fortythird
and Lazarus Meehan Of the Fflieh Precincts we're dis
missed. Roundsman T.. 4. Woodward OF the Thirty
second Precinct was made an ActlDgsergeant and as
signed 60 the command Of the police Of the new Court OF
the Ninth District. presided over by Justice McQnade
resolution also passed directing The Board OF Su
geOus 20 vaccuate the members OF the BROADWAY sluau
who may need ". IL. a.,
The case OF Capt Thomas Steers Of the Twenty
Precinct whose trial for falling To discover that man
whom he had recommended for appointment on lne po
lice had served % term in the NewJorsey state Prison.
has been given at length IA THE TRIBUNE. was again
called IN Commissioners iOswOth aud Brennan NOtcd
to dismiss Capt steers from the force. Commissioners
Mauerre and Smith voted IN the negative The case goes
over for the present ,,,-,,.
William BartrOn, residing al tho corner OF Eighty
frstst ana Sccond-ayc made complaint against oHcet
Patrick IIeary Of the Twenty first Precinct Tor havhs
failed TO arrest tho whc had stabbed Joseph ihi
mer, employed new building IN SecOndaye. several
OF the witnesses declared that they pointed out the as
saiaut officer one 81 the witnesses sWOre that ne
caught the man aud handed him into the custody OF the
officer and that the latter let him 20. The officer tald
that the confusion was 80 great he c0nd moi
who the assaiant, aud promised To produce VII
nesses who would prove that his statements correct
Judge Bosworth thought That could not mnch Improve
ease but finally consented 10 adjourn the Casc uhtl
Wednesday next There we're no other cases OF interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
SETTING ASIDE A VERDICT

To case on hearing before Judge Batch
ford 10 set ASIDE verdict IN CustomIo be re-
marked that every Secretary Of the Treasury and
every new Solicitor Of the Treasury seemed 10 enter into
Office with the idea that ali revenue matters must be con
Quoted in consonance with their peculiar views and
sted on the theory that nothing pertaining totLcse mat
ters was settled and ia consequence we're continually
urging the L. e. Attorney OF this District TO Drlng new
-, % roo,,n old revenue cases for the purpose OF
havIsa questions renrgued that had been over ana
vuso~, oass,dsc, ~ fine Treasury Department
H. tbese matters toward the merchants OF ibis ~ was
simply Infamous IL was time that these 1oyeinment
oSs shnud consider that questions Affecting Inc rev
s@1e which had arisen under their predecessors hna
winch had been eXhausitvely tired, arguca h1 scI
,,.s v souud yrrdicts or elaborate aud well dlgested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
SUDDEN DEATH OF A POLICEMEN

Yesterday, while the Police Court squads
were the Inspectors room at Headquarters. Patrol
man Lyman Crout the oldest officer ON the force at
tached 10 Essex Market Police Court who had been
given a chair on account OF his extreme age Suddenly
became unconscious aud would have fallen had he not
been caught by cOmrade. Surgeon PurdY was called.
but Mr.. CrOfut died I'm % few moments. His body was
removed 10 his late residence, No - SecOnds where
Coroner Flynn will hold Inquest Mr.. Crofutw wa born
IN 7g7 and for more than ~ years past was connected
with the Police force. lie OF the band OF Metro
pOtan police who attempted TO take possession OF The
headquarters Of the police In the city Hail. ana being
resisted by Mayor Woods Municipal Police Crofut and
others we're badly beaten Mt. CgOfut leaves wife and
anuil nlIilrnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
WEST FARMS TAXES.

10 me Edfor Of The TrtbunG
SIR: In your issue of this date you say,
sos 900 years taxes, at the rate OF 81
500 Of assessed valuation seems to be unusually op
pressive."
A. resident OF West Farms allow Inc TO state that the
taxes appear very high but not so IN reality tho
valuation does exceed oneenth OF the value o taxa
bio property In the town II the property assessed
Oncthird s value would only be " 49, and
above half only 800. So you they In
reality very oppressive large many other 10
cdtics. TAN-PANEN.
HeSi FdTns Dec. 20, 1869
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
CRIMINAL


At Jefferson Market Police Court. yesterday,
before Justice Dodge. jeremiah Phelan was charged
with stealing watch and cham, value $40, from James
Fitzgerald Of No &c Madisonst Both persons were IN
mates OF Bellevue Hospital, and Phelan took the prop
erty from under Fiizgerds head and hid 10 In closet
where 10 was afterward found. He was committed 70
answer. Magdalen Quick was detected stealing muslin
IN Mr. Mearcs store No. PCS Fihaye, aud was baen ~
JJhn Wales, colored, was coIDmit1eu IN
$500 10 answer charge Of stealing two horse blankets
IRON truck the property Of Messrs Lamb, the Stable
keepers james Wilson, "a sneak thief. attempted 10
steal wearing apparel. the property OF Miss Mary NC
Cnrmack OF N SO7 Frstaye. lie arrested and com
m "a la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
THE BROOKLYN PAPERS.

The fate of tho Brooklyn papers-Ihe Eagle
and The UnOn-appears at last to be definitely settled
Mr. Isaac Van Anden proprietor Of the former' In the
issue yesterday its sale TO Heading Dem
ocrat aud 20 be Mr.. Alex McCue
though Mr.. VIM. {. KiDgsand Is also mentiOned-and
The Union Yesterday formally passed into tho hands OF
Mr. Henry G. Bowen. 1t Is probable that Mr Ihoinas
Kiusela Will again be chef editor 81 The Edgie me
IHfUt viii Of course remain Republican IN politics;
hut lie Repubcansm u - 70 bo hoped VIII pc OF chbr
acter profitable TO the party IN Kings County IMAM
haret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
And the followlng for state bonds |:

Money call ranged from per cent In currency to
per cent In gold Commercial paper dull at sail per
cent for prime Names and 2d2O for inferior grades The
offerings light and there was but little disposition
10 press sales At the close OF business money about
per cent currency.
Sterling Exchange was dull and 7teady at quotations.
London so days. 1854 aO9l London sight 1904 alc9i Lon
don prlne commercia co days, 1904 qIOsi Paris long.
5l7I Paris short SIS; Antwerp. 6lssd57E Swiss 6si
e5I7I Hamburg. S5I; Amsterdam. 4Oi Frankfort, loi;
Bremen. 7ei; Berlin. 7ll.
~ ,ha gnh-T to.do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
COMMON pI.rAs-srrorAL TERN.

Before Judge LOew.-The Freligh Cdse.-In
Jae FrelighIn this matter Judge Loew SAID ne naa
not been able 10 zee Judge Bowling but as TOMORROW
was a holiday and he would not probably see Judge
bowling Immediately no remanded her to the CUSTODY Oi
be responsible for her appearance on Monday morning
before Judge Downing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
EsIIMAIED sTOCK JAN.
COMPARATIVE PRICES, JAN.

FRRIGHTs-To liverpool BY se,gsr GO bush Mhss! al s
terms b. sail 2SO bblA flour ~ W
rate. demanded sail Wheat than above rate iof "he2l
To Glssgow by steamer coo bbs. Flour t21 -.
GRAlS-A degree Of activity add buoyanJ hss
orr Wheat siace last the limited srrval more hofse
from Liverpool and decline reignu up 70 TUESDAY eenes g
sellers yey decided sdViuge, holders realizing an sdIues o
Kind, OF 2dfc y buhel snce then. With married
the absted the upward Tendency us 80
CHECKED the prices insisted pretending the hs OF
rS.T. and our me purchased ouy for tht present.
The erooTs Of ISL 2ls bushels agsiesI "a M
s To-day the market Fs @ s,s
49, 10. closed hsayy sales bush for Rejected SoraEI
lgI 2Ot FOR MIed Springi 81 2sds n Tot No
Ia 10 for No do %
sauLee seoati y for Red Western 81 50 o. % ist
Western 10 store sua lots 81 Ji for Amber STATE store
for Wbts Csigc,nia; OIL Si for White Udians aad 81 o. %
epesee ver choice. Barley quie. aud prices unsus
se,sr al 600 bush o51tc @ ~
oo auJ Western Aao state At o. 0oe sEsS
~ later refused Southern 536c RIe ous
tame; sales 1900 bush at 81 oasl VI Tor "e.,
state az ISL and jersey at 1881 o. lBdas Ger,
better ard unsettled Old offered 70 eTten snd Ss "
pleuty; 1900 bush a. 81 lGs u fo Od ne.sess
Mrs 10 store Aaoa White DC 81 Of: fsho1
n 4 u dJersaY Yellow Al s4dS1c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01

The Bank Statement was considered favorable to an
easier money market the net Of the banks having
increased ~ 79O32 The loans have decreased SG5qGl3
Specie has increased 7i6 93l, and legal tenders de-
creased ,iOGlG Deposits have increased o. $685. and
circulation 1880 The closes upon unusually
easy money market. But little disturbance was caused
by the calling IN Of loans to prepare for the payment OF
January dividends and the OF business there was
abundant supply Of money at legal rates.
The Irving Savings Institution has declared Its usual
semtannua interest, payable on and after Jan. II.
The coupons OF the Union Pacific Railroad due Jan.
will be- paid and after that date at the banking house
Of Morton. Bliss x Co., New-lork.
Messrs. Fisk Hatch, Agents Of the Western Pacific
Railroad, report that they have sold OF tho
first mortgage bonds Of the rond since Nov. H. The
remaining unsod Is being rapidly absorbed. and
will be closed out at early day.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company advertises It's
usual semlannual dividend Of y cent, payable do
mand
The earnings OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
for tho third week IN December were:
lD9"...sDln 90 io6s... G952 70 s3l8c %
Tho following Is tho reuort Of the Assistant Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
uuxv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY !, io'o

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Co.-The Six per cent
Bond, OF the Long Island Railroad Co.. with Coupons
for Interest due lst of January 1870. will be paid or
exchanged for the new issue of First Mortgage Z
per cent Bonds on and after that day, at 90, by
YERMLYE & Co.. 16 and 10 Nassau-st
New-York Dec. 30, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
THE ppooKIyN COURTs.

Next Monday Judge Pratt will open the Court
the Court will be ADJOURNED aud he will then open the
supreme Court Circuit. There are upward OF 90 cases
on the calendar OF which Tho first 20 will be called on
Monday Judge Gilbert will hold Special Term OF the
supreme Court on Monday There 203 cases on Tue
CIV COurt calendar the first % Of which will DO called
ON Monday by Judge Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01

DIS MoINEs VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT PER CENT
LAND GRANT MORTGAGE BoSDs.-The undersigned
offer for sale limited amount of the above-named
bonds. They are receivable at par by the Company
in payment for any of its lands sold Mt scheduleu
prices. The lands are pledged for the redemption Oh
the bonds and consist of 100000 acres OF choice oca
lions, situated mostly in tho Des MONIES 'ai'ey'
1--we ard are estimated TO realize enough to nearly
or mite cancel the whole issue of bonds in addition
70 the security of the road Price, 90 For further
particulars, inquire Of
CLARK, DODGE & Co. 81 Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01

AZ isO,sI9 Tho ccarings at tho Gold Exchange Bank
were 80 $4,000 and the balances s2aa The dovern-
mont received bids for 100000 gold TO-DAY ou' .ho
prices were unsatisfactory. and awards wero made ior
bias OF over 100 only. We give below the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-01
uFp STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

The Sub Treasury Frauds.-Thc examination
~ tS S u Sy CHANGED AS before Sv Osborn
with obtaining money from the Government ON ialso
SON. Deputy Assistant Treasurer In this city, called
by the Government aud testified The bill 81 october H.
1872 FOR Si aud which + alleged TO be false bill, was
not certified 10 by ne but bears the signature Of
MI Allen correct; bills before being paid. must be
Department; the items Of that bill all included 70
gcther Win other items. ~ m dated Noy ~, ls5,
and has been paid the hrstnamod bill was reoeipcd as
II. Russell clerk OF that hrin, was called ana PRO
nouuc"d the signature forgery. The further hearing
Was then adjourned 10 Tuesday next
AHcgct cruelty % a SeGmdH.-N. j. Heath mate OF
the American ship GamecoCk, lying 40 Pier No 90 East
with having gth Inst, while the vessel tie
passage from Hong Kong to this port, cruelty beaten
cutting l htad lup otherwise Jurlng HIM. without any
proyocntuu. Tho complainant, subsequent TO making
hs AFFIDAVIT before the Commissioner and said he
frarrd bodily htrm tho mate had threatened to shoot
the complainant be should be fully protected, II noccs
ON the casc coming on for examination the complain
ant c-nrd that the date ia question the accused
without any lustlhaDie cause beat him severely Win a
club. LAP InE open his scalp and uhcpg an ugly wound
the scar 81 which remains. aud then tied his hands
behiud biz back. put him In close confinement for a
y pint Of water each day Two other scamcn corrobor
aed This testimony, after witch the case was adjourned
me Eprt,naH Case-Otto Rurtzman the IIoboken
cigar dealer, Wuo was charged before Com iss9ret Us
boru VIII having sold counterfeit money 10 imam
Earc aHd Robert Parker two boys has been held Tor the
40 tr Grand Jury. John tnhcn, Wilntss
defense having eliminated himself by swearing that lie
gave th, boys good money 20 purchase the bad was also
held for The Grand jury.
4rgfsf or q tail Liquor Dcnisr Thomas r. CrOtty,
retail LIQUOR dealer az No. $40 SCyenthaFe WAS hold IN
HaD bail YESTERDAY hy Commissioner Shields 10 answer
charge ~ doing busues without payment of special tax
AHeg,d Ff0i'ds by Cigar MIHttaciWeTs.- Garcia
aud PautOlia Pufts brought before Commissioner
shields yesterday charged With having gu the 2lst ns
offered fOr sale luD cigars, purpOrng 10 be imported
wuici, packed. stamped nor branded IA accord
wits Law, and with having manufactured cigars n
violation law The accused were held IN $50 BAH
each for examination Mcuday next
The LGiOr 0Hd hUlHer Mdter-Iu This matter Comrnis
shields opened the default taken ~ the case OF
Labor 10 being shown that Laor absent at the last
hearing through misrepresentation. The defense was
ready 20 Ia both Casos but tho Government not
binV represented, tho hearing put on for one week
AHtgod CrWCu3 al sea-LataE GcoIge Clark
mate ~ the American schooner julia A. Decker.
brought before CUinms Shields yesterday charged
vita having the late voyage Of that vessel iTom Eda
an s port cruelty beaten Of the seanen, Robert
Watson. Hc gave bail for examination.