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TWO SUICIDES.
A Young widow Poisoning Herself and q
MiesionnrY CnIIInx his Thrnni.


Nos. lG7 and 100 Eldridge street, the former O
lager beer saloon and the latter tenement house,
respectively the scene OF n suicide on Sunday
afternoon. On Saturday, Mary J. Connors, accom-
panied by an unknown man, took lodgings for her
self and baby at No. 1862 The went away al
once and has not since been seen. At 10 o'clock on
Sunday forenoon shs sent for some lager beer, and
shortly afterward she rushed from her room in dis
traction. She soon retired, and nothing was seen
OF her until about o'clock in the afternoon,
when the attention of Mrs. Knopke, the landlady,
was attracted by the loud cries of the infant. Mrs
Knopke went to Mrs Connors's room, and found
her diving OF poison. physician was summoned,
but her life could not be saved. Letters found upon
her indicate that she was the wine OF Joseph Con-
nors, painter, who died some months ago, leaving
her destitute. She was apparently about 25 years
old.
At o'clock on Sunday evening Isaac Marbelsteiu
was found in his room at 10; Eldrdge street with his
throat cut lie had been lodger In the house mem
ioncd about sixteen months, and was quiet.
tirlng mau. He was once u foreign missionary, ana
had recently had some employment in tho Bbls
Society rooms,
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

The notorious sneak news thief John Russell
Young was seen in Brooklyn few days since.
Judge Barnard received an anonymous abusive
letter from SouihAmpton England, yesterday, from q
"swindled railroad stockholdor,"
At II Convention OF Barton Lodge, No. g. knights
of Pythas last evening. Dr. A. C. kushmNre was elect
ed Worthy Chancellor, and j, j. Lcahy. w. VlceChan
ceOr
he her fayorlte. the fact OF his imprlsonmen ut
has been carefully concealed from her. she frequently
asks why he does not come to see her,
Among the passengers by the steamship City "
Paris from Liverpool are the champion French wres,
tcls, who were engaged tor exhibition by MIR Samuel
colyllle, The troupe comprises MN. Pierre Dnbons,
Engene Christ Jaeqne Dnmartier Joseph Harpler,
Young Thunder. i" $3.50
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THE BALL AND BAT.
A First-Cinss Munin Game near PhiladcI-
pbia.

PuLADELPHIA, June 27.-About 1000 persons
witnessed the base ball game betv the Unions OF
Morrisania and Athletics OF this city to-day. 1t was
o hrst-class muffin game by both Clubs. A. Hall
back OF the Keystone Club acted umpire. TIE
mons were sent to the bat and whitewashed in the
first inning, and again in the fifth and seventh in
nings when tine score stood ~ to 25. In the eighth
inLfng the Unions made 4 ur and tie Athletics then
made the extraordinary run Of 20 by heavy batting
assisted by poor helding. In the last inning tile
Unions changed pitchers, and the game closed 81 to
20 In favor OF the Athletics. The Athletics made
five home runs and the Unions four. The following
Is the score
:. INsISGs. ls % sd Hh sh 9Th 7th 9Th 9th
Hsaissic..,..... HH9saliSiic.,.. ! ! I 8 lS j tSf
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The Red Stockings defeated the Olympics in wash
ington yesteidY, by IS to "a
Tho Excelsior Base Ball Club of Rdgewood N. j.
beat the Pioneers OF Allendae, j. on saturday by
40toS
The Mutual and Alpha played yesterday on the
Union Ground the result being easy victory for the
hutuAls, by IS TO (.
To-Day the Mutual and Atlantic Clubs will play
the nrst game for the champion,hp, On the Uhion
Ground, Brooklyn, Y. d.
match game between the employees in Denyse
ana Craskos sereOtypng shops Yesterday resulted in
the former Winning by 5 to Is.
Tho Young America Club OF the Central Park
would like TO play Club OF the Park the Fourth
OF July. Address l.. &. Iierney, ls9 Broadway.
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THE WORCESTER EXPLOSION.

A Car FILLED with DittmRr's Patent DuaIin
for the Hoosac Tunnel-lmportnnt Facts
Relating 20 Explosives.
WORCESTER, Mass, June 27.-The Coroner 5
jury has been in session all day, examining wit
nesses concerning the recent explosion, among
whom were Hugo Dittmar, patonteo and
manufacturer OF dualin, and T. p. SHAFT
ner Of New York, manufacturer Of
nitro gl ycerine, and paentee OF several explosive
substances, OF which nitro glycsrine Is = compo-
rent part The contents OF the car were plainly
shown to have been ten cases Of Dittmar's patent
dualin, which one OF the Dttmur Brothers testified
to having shipped and n box containing thou
sand or more oi the exploders used In conn ection
with the dualin, all OF which consigned 10 the
Hoosac tunnel.
MIR. Dittmar testified that the dualin Is made
without the introduction OF nitro lycerine. which
Is contrary TO the showing OF the patent, copy OF
which was produced for examination by the Jury,
Several scientific men we're present, and expert.
ments were made with various explosives, and
many important facts will bo disclosed before the
close Of the inquest. Mr.. Shanley, from the uoosac
tunnel, will come before the jury tomorrow.
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well-Anown Newark detective in the Govern
ment service suspected one Johnny Shook OF deal
ing IN the "queer." To catch Shook the detective
employed Broad street saloon keeper to win his
confidence and purchase some NJ the queer The
detective furnished his man with t75 In greenbacks
with which to pay ior the "timb, ." snook had
learned IN some way OF the trap, and resolved TO
up In slips the size Of bank bills and tied with a
genuine 81 aud 81 note on the top and bottom He
made the saloon keeper promise that he would not
expose him, and then handed the package TO him.
The greeub backs were paid over 10 snook and the
two separated The detective did some lofty swear.
ing when the saloon keeper opened the package.
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HOURS OF LEISUR N.
Music in Tompkins Square this evening,

MUSIC IN TOmpklns Squire tls evening,
The ex.menbers of Company A, Finh Regiment,
enjoyed picnic yesterday Ia Funk's Union Park
The West Fifty third street Baptist Church will
go an excursion TO Iona Island next Thursday.
Lincoln Union Club, OF the Ninth Ward, yester-
day went an excursion TO Rarltan Beach Grove,
The New York Turnyereins OF the west side
opened their new Turn Halle "a spring street, last
night,
The Seventeenth Ward German Aid Soclety's
summer nights fest," IN the East River Park, yes.
terday, was success.
The Americus coterie and q select party had q
pleasant picnic and summernlghts festival IN Ger.
mania Park. Merose yesterday.
nom the lAte war, enjoyed their picnic and summer
nights fest, 10 Jones's Wood yesterday About 5000
persons participated In the afternoon beautiful EN-.
broidered nag was presented to the society by Mrs.
FIAnziska Klein. and Dr. Sraubenmdller delivered tho
"Lesk" AddnAAA-
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THE CRIsPIxs vINDICArsD.
The System Of Tyranny at which they Re.
belled-Ths Kind Of Life to which Mr..
Sampson Invitcs his FeiIew-Men-Four-
teen Hours Day for e23 . Month.

y
belled-The Kind Of Life to which Mr..
Sampson Invitcs his FeiIow-Men-Four-
teen Hours Day for s23 Month.
10 he Etaor or The Sun.
Sin. In your issue Of June 20 Is an article
headed " wellmade Shoes may Come Of It." which
article has been written under great ignorance Of
facts, and consequently grossly misrepresents the
case. Crispins have borne tho abuse which ha 9
been heaped upon them By several OF tho political
Journals but misrepresentation in your Journal in
which wo feel peculiar interest. we cannot suffer
to pass unnoticed. The North Adams experiment Of
introducing enslsyed coolies as substitutes for free
tuition OF one class OF foreign immigrants for
another" II 10 tho means used by wealthy cap-
,ss; t9 degrade those whose 70 united labor has placed
Briefly, the facts are as follows:
The nrst Crspin lodge was barely organised in
Adams, when Mr.. Sampson commenced system OF
petty tyranny by discharFing all his employees who
would not surrender their rights by leaving the
from Montreal These French Canadians Innocent
ly Joined the Crispn organization, and for so doing
tney Tsro dsshSrscd s.s Then hs M set green hssds &
not want thom any longer.
Being compelled to employ Crispins AGAIN, and to
shoes were soon ready for the market again, we'll
made" presume; but the price being fair, It did
not exactly suit the selfish man. and he attempted
again discharged Finally he bargains for seventy.
Eve coolies, under the form Of labor contract,
OF the conditions being that they shall work four
teen hours daily for the sum Of s23 per month.
Their existence will be dreary one, and In sor.
rowful resignation" their cry must be:
"Iwork, and work. and work"
To such life Is II that fellow creatures are invited
by Mr.. G. Il. Sampson. II those who delight In
hurling their denunciatons on the heads OF trades
upionists were TO pause for 4 moment and ask
themselves what might have been their sentiments
had they been placed in the circumstances Of the
North Adams CrsPins, ] think they would heel
tate to proceed with their inyectiyes, and would
learn lesson Of wisdom and fortearance. But
although the Ceestias in Massachusetts, we have
not merged into the millennium yet. Hoping The
SUN will still shine Tor the workingman, am
yours, &c, TERRESTRIAL CRIsPIN.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., June %, 1870.
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RAILROAD Accidents.

Benjamin Hindsly was crushed to death on the
Union Pacific Railroad while unct uplng the engine,
Mr. Myers Of Passaic, N. j., attempted 10 jump
on train for New York yesterday morn NJ, when he
fell under the wheels and had his leg cut on,
The young man killed on the Erie Railway west Of
Paterson on Saturday ntght was named Franklin Bar.
baro He was about l3 years OF age, aud intoKi.
Gated when he fell from the platform.
Last evening rs John Fox. aged 30, OF 10 Hester
street, was jumping OF the down train OF the Hudson
River ltAilroai at ftynrst street ana Eleventh ave
nue., he fell, the passing over linn and cutting
OF his left above the elbow,
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Murder near the Brookiyn Navy Yard.

Edward iiam and Thomas Kcrrigan, Brooklyn
roughs, who had oiled themselves with Fifth Ward
GIN quarreed in Hudson avenue near York street,
and while pummelling each other were separated by
Policeman Bedell. The onicer, recognizing in them
the new governing class in Brooklyn, instead OF
arresting them, told them TO go home. At this
moment young Thomas Mclaughlin OF Green lane,
Tho Was spectator on the sidewalk, was shot 10
tie right side, the bullet entering his body ana
wounding him, 1t is feared, mortdly. II Is thought
that the pistol was dischar. cd by Ham Intending to
kill the oGhcer. Both Ham and kerrigan have been
arrested
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WASHLNGTON NOTES.

The House win consider the Funding bill to-day.
The Ways and Means was yesterday directed to
report TO the House forthwith bill reducing the duties
on all classes OF salt NIFTY per cent.
u y understood that Mr., Sumner will offer an
amendment to the pendn Naturalization bill under
which Chinamen may become American citizens.
Tie currency bill reported In the House yesterday
BY Mr.. Garneld, from the Committee on Conferences
provides for 5 900 OF national oAnE notes Add
ton 20 the tooo0ooo authorized By tue currency act
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The Fight Of the Railway.

The trains on the Morris and Essex Railroad ran
through Bergen Tunnel yesterday as usual, notwith.
standing the interdicton OF the Erie Directors. On
the arrival OF each train, the Superintendent OF the
Tunnel forbade the engineer to drive through, and
the switchDan 70 turn the poiuts but no notice
taken OF the prohibition, and the points having
been turned on BY 81 employee OF the Morris and
BsseE Company. tho traias procesded without fur
Lher opposition.
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LATEST LABOR NEWS.

The Boston tailors struck yesterday.
Some proprietors OF cotton mills in Lancashire
have increased their operatives wages
Committees Of the different trade unions Of
Brooki have combined 70 force the Water and PARK
Commissioners TO respect the kightHOur law
The Brooklyn Carpenters last evening elected
Mr.. n, j Hogan President, n. Larkin and ID. Eyers
SiGe.iresidents NJ Carkson Recording Secretary, and
D. Dukes Treasurer,
The Painters discussed the Chinese labor dues.
tlon last night and approved the action Of the Work.
lngmens U non. The Society resolved itself into
eret Organization ana bound Itself by oatEs grips, and
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Fenian Omcer, Arraianed.

CASAsDAIGUA, n. Y, June 2.-Gen. Starr and
Col Thompson pleaded not guilty llis morning
They were Indicted Jointly and separately for violating
the neutrality laws. Gen. Starr appeared with his
counsel, Grover Cleveland who informed the Court
that his client required a reasonable time to proper
ly prepare his defence. Col. THOMPSON said that
Ills counsel had not arrived, but that he would bo
here some time tomorrow Capt. Manrx was ar
raigned on Friday. The District Attorney will press
the case to trial.
The cases were finally set down for the i2th OF
July and the jury and witnesses were disc harged
" itlI that understan ding
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The Abdicntion Of Qaeen Isabella.

PARIS, June 27.-The abdcation of the throne
OF Spain sisncd by Queen Isabella, in the pres
ence OF all the members OF the royal family In Paris
aud several Spanish grandees and generals. The
Queen preceded the act by reading formal address
farewell.
In letter to the Pore, the OK Queen informs his
Holiness OF her abdication. aud begs his blessing
for the Prince OF Asturias and for spain.
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An Indiana Horror,

ISDIASAPoLIs, June 27.-0n Saturday last two
little girls found in a race or sluice. way near
White river, who, IL was supposed at the time, had
been accidentally drowned. Further Developments
by the Coroners jury reveal the horrible fact that
the elder OF the two had been outraged and muir
dered, and the youngest, II Is believed, was also
murdered to destroy testimony.
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NEW YORK, June "a.
Lash the Rascal. Naked Through the Land
IN IA Esfsfo, oT IA Sna

sIR: The Association for the Prevention OF Gam.
bling, through their representative, attempted to
obtain money from me under the pretence that one
OF my young men was In the habit OF frequenting q
gambling houses, &c. 1 happened TO know TO the
conlrNy and lie did not succeed. He len q card,
81 Nassau street, room ~, and asked me TO call aud
subscribe. Attempts like this to get money by in
furious insinuaons against the regulations OF wor-
thy men should be exposed, and a whip placed in
the hands OF every honest man to lash the rascals
naked through the world"
should like contract for supplying the whips.
Yours, very respectfully, 1HOS. JOYCE.
15e South street, New York, June Is.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE STOPPA6E OF THE WHEELS OF
LABOR IN IRELAND.

The Journeymcu Taiicrs' Strike Taken 40
By all other Werkinsmcn-The Work.
shops Empty-Even the Eewsboys Refus-
ing TO sell Newspapers-AIarmipg Crisis.
CoRK, June Electromagnetic strike here is
no longer confined to the journeymen tailors, but
has become general. Lsborers in all departments
OF Industry are leaving threatening to quit work.
The steamship works are abandoned; the foundry
mon have left their shops; the lockmen have stop
ped work; even the workwomen stay at homo, and
the newsboys refuse to sell papers. There have
been no scenes Of violence to-day, but the situation
is dangerous, and the excitement and anxiety in
tenae.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

The match game OF quoits between Robt. Murray,
OF FoTdham, and James Barnes, OF Harlem in Cedar
Grove. Ircmont yesterday. resulted in tile victory OF
Murray by u TO 10,
They had free fght in front Of VIM Purdy's store,
White Plains, on Sunday morning at about ~ O'Clock,
the parclpants being Pat Finnegan. Tim Welch, and
q number OF men working the MestChcater boue.
wards Remnants OF bloody shirts coats and hair were
scattered around the neld OF battle. No arrests,
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RICHMOND, June 27.-The City Council this
evening adopted resolution declining TO receive the
Jefferson Davis Confederate Presidential mansion
back on the terms proposed by the United States
Government that Is not to charge rent for the tiue
OF its occupancy as headquarters by the military.
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Another Rod in PickIe for rammnnx.

WAsnISGroS, June 27.-In the House to-day
M. Davis CRep N. W asked leave to introduce a
bill TO punish crimes aud frauds in certain elections
Mr. Brooks (Rep N. " objected, saying thst IL
his colleague wanted to nx the election OF the New
York Legislature the House had better repeal the
until November
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Ono Of r.. n. VESTS former Canvassers
Wants to Hear his story.

IV Ut fdtOT O INt OUH
Sra; Under the title Of "An Entertaining
Epistle," In your issue Of this morning, read an
article signed by X. II. West Let Mr.. West state
whether or no he was some years ago the Go" OF
the firm OF HELLER Co, publishers Of the Pocket
Business Directory aud Hardware Directory OF the
United states" the last edition Of which never
printed, though some OF our hardware dealers and
others OF that line Of business would like TO see their
steel cuts and subscriptions, which the oiy-spokcn
II. II. West wheedled out OF them. May be Mr.. II. X.
will answer this: perhaps not. He had better keep
away IRON Chicago and Boston.
ONE OF MS CANvAssERs.
Nrru lima
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Children at 81 Jefferson street, % Oak street, 15s
West Eighteenth street. and 20l Forsyth street.
Ann oConnor. at s3S East Flfly ninth street.
Margaret Hart, at 962 Cherry street.
Mary j. A. Connor, at l69 Eldridge street.
Carl Euesch. aged ", at 20 Greenwich street
Daniel RI an, at 2ll " est Tenth street.
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President Gran Mortified.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-In conversation to-day
with n friend. the President stated that he was
exceedingly mortified tnat tire county had been
made to believe that he was anxious to get rid OF
Mr.. Fish when he not, and had no notion OF
letting him leave his Cabinet, but no did not know
how long he would retain Mr.. Motley In England.
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The smn rte.t of Brookiyn'. New Police. Z

II is said that Wiliamsburgh policeman went
into the doorway OF a house to sleep while drunk,
and that notorious rowdy named simons, whose
brother also belongs to the police force took the
club from the orhcer's belt and beat him over the
head crushing in the skull In several places The
police say that the ohcer Ia but slightly hurt and
that he received the hjuries while trying to arrest
Simons
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The Long Island Woods again on Fire.

A destructive fire commenced in the woods
between Deer Park and Islip on Sunday, and burned
over about 5000 acres of land 1t was eItinguished
yesterday. Five hundred cords Of wood and miles
and miles OF fences were burned The loss Is esti-
mated ut 100000
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The Next Grea, ocean Yneh, Race.

LONDON, June THE yacht Cambria has
gone to the place Of rendezvous OIL Knsae. on the
Irish coast near Cork harDor. She is Ia command
OF capt. Cunnock. Mr.. Ashbury Is on board. and
takes out some handsome prizes to be offered for
race. in America, besides service Of plate valued
at E2O,
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At two o'clock yesterday afternoon the deni
zens OF Hunters Point were entertained with dog
nght for 500 between two 35- pound dogs named
respectively SKY Blue and Vat. Sky Blue won alter
hali an hours hard tussling
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LONDON, June 27.-Schor Gutierrez gave a
dinner at Richmond, at which the Hon. Mr.. Squier
the explorer OF Central America, the Prussian aud
Peruvian Ministers, and other important persons
were guests. The question OF connecting the At
lanic aud Pacific Oceans by a canal was discussed.
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OBITUARY

Armand Barb6s, French politician and political
writer. died on sunday
The u. 8. District Court In Brooklyn adjourned,
o b., Cutting.
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LOSSES by FIRE.

Chicago had nine Ares on Sunday. Loss, $4,000
Dearborn's mills at Bingham Falls, N H., were
burned on sunday. Loss $1,000; no insurance.
Draper & Sons factory In Clinton, Mass was
burned on sunday Loss, $1,000 Insured Tor $1,000
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The Custom House Carriage Investigation.

WAsHISGroS, June 27.-In the House to day
Mr. Cox Dem, N. ~ offered a preamble and reso.
luton In reference TO the carriage Of the New York
Custom House, and requiring the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO communicate the results OF the invest
cation into 1t, and his orders and letters in the
premises, and whether his instructions have been
complied with, to the end that legislation may be
had II necessary. Agreed TO.
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Indian clubs were trumps in Cooper Institute
hall last evening, the occasion being the benefit OF
the we'll known Sim. d. Kehoe. The attendance
WAS fair.
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very smisbie young lady OF one Of the nrst fsmi.
lies Of Brooklyn, and took her money while living
with her and spent II about town. lie has been
arrested before, more than once, and belongs 70 or
keeps company with gang Of seoundTen
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Grants Mind Changed Again.

WAsHISoroS, June 27.-The President has
withdrawn from the Senate the nomination OF Aon-
20 b. Cornell as Assistant Treasurer at New York.
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Why IL q. Y. Prescott not Arrested
TO ne EdiOr or IN, s,,,

Bin: ! trust that those swindlers and dead
sS seaS who have been sucking the blood of innocent
kshs ks,hohs ani derduding merchants may be punished
Ia WY tlehly deserve, and be tauRht that they
,ohser play their pranks In this city by sailing
ESa.t islse colors. Why did they not arrest G. X.
,ssCo.l ,he Broad street beat-the man WHO three
sSnais sso opened banking house on Wall street 10
ssTuo every one, but was caught at his tricks,
H. ~, "aI 10 close II sfter swindling the Beekmah
sss,. Insurance Company out OF the rent and tho
'"s hniIdinS out OF bis payf He married
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we great bankers, were also attacked BY these plau
pole scOundrels, for whom game is too high OF
100 low They would drag a poor clerk from his
sIuAlon or bllckmlil bank with equal alacrty
"a Mr., Macintosh, the head clerk, to write 10 all
We clerks urging them not to withhold their conf
Fence from the firm, but to confess, and all would
% lorSYen. hut there TO forgive, for
sverY CLERK proved distinct alibi, and the proyen-
we sharks we're disappointed Of their prey, They
speh turned their attention to Mr. Mackeyer, but
mey goi nothing rom him. There are hying rumors
Lat they have
49,, bLACKhAIED A. 7. STEWART
mo lhe Clafilns put 1HE Sun mas not been able 10
Kalher any hallsfactOry evidence on the subject.