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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

A grand Ball and Supper will be given at
the Capitol, Wednesday, Jan. l., $50.
Al member are expected 10 obtain tickets,
which can be had from the Committee.
C. Y. SwAy, Chairn'n.
/. 4 HUGuEs Secy. jani-tll2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

Notice. Pale Faces.

for marking barrels, boxes, etc.
iaus I'm TAEEox 4 Bro. - Union Il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

New York Rank Averages.
Inc tOtaIs OF each Tom cOWpaFo Win one
wear preceding as follows:

The ratio Of legal reserve TO the demand
liabilities has increased largely, and shows
that the banks are in a much stronger pO-
sition. The following is the comparison
jan. g $50. Dec. 81. I7d0.
Deposits and circulation st2t 81 5f2 $40, - zsl
3 per cent l. 56,Oi5.3s5 a3.l1l,010
specie and leeal lenders. si,21a.55f 7G.s0l,5l5
Excess Of reserve o. sgs.Ig7Is9 81. ssI, tls
Per cent as reserve 5s So
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

Below We give a summary Of the trans.
actions Of the dav.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

SrAssls in children are most frequently
caused by worms. Z. A. FahnestOck's
Yemifuge will expel them Immediately.
DO not neglect a slight cough, it may
end in consumption. c. F. Cations Cough
Balsam viii relieve yOl. janl-eodlm
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THE MARCH ELECTION.


We are authorized 90 ann0unc W. B. hAISs can
didate for County Trustee for Davidson comfy, al
the approaching Much election, $50 Janl-td
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VAST 4 MURDER ron 500, 900 ,

A New Orleans sea Captain's Fortune
Missing-was hc Poi-oned-His Dauah-
ter Pursuing the Nurderers-Thc Body
Exhumed.
John Alexander, n sea captain, about "a years
OF arc, came on TO this city from New Orleans In
September, 1853 to speculate In Wall street. He
had nom $4,000 to 10000 in bonds, which no car
ried In bag around his neck. These we're seen
with him within week ofhis death, which occurred
at the residence OF Mr.. Gnrdner In 1yIth street,
March %, 1859. lie died apparently Of narcotic pol
soninr. The body was buried In Greenwood, March
a. certificate having been furnished by physician
wing in the same house, under the name OF Colin.
Mrs Burke. Aexander's daughter. having missed
her fathers usual letters, came on to New York and
learned that he was dead. She took no her rea-
dence University place, at Ninth street, to inquire
into his affairs. When asking after his property,
clothes, hut at length Mrs. Gardner admitted that
Alexander had ts0o0 In bonds, which shc said he
had given to her as reward for the care which she
hak taken OF him. As he Gardners have been
pending large sum of money and a. bonds had
been traced TO them belonging To Alexander, a sus-
picion OF foul play arose and Yesterday the body
was taken up by order Of Coroner Flynn, ard re-
moved u the Morgue to await an analysisby Prof
Doremus.
Gardner, his wife, and Rosa King, the servant girl,
were arrested TO await the result, the last prnei-
pally as q wi tne-A
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COMMODORE oLAssON's DIvoR0B
Another Man victim,zed By tho Secret Di-
vorcc Lawyors-A Providence wife 40
ousinG tho Comm odore's wifo Of EstranG-
ing har Hnahn nd.

Another Man victimized By tho Secret Di-
vorcc Lswyers-A Providence wife 40
ousinG tho Comm odore's Wifc Of EstranG-
ing ber Husban nd.
The divorce suit which Commodore John J.
Glasson. OF the United States Navy, has Instituted
sgsinst his wife. Margaret A. Glssson, was before
Judge Barnard, Supreme Court Chambers. ycster-
day. the case having previously beon sct down for
trinl at that timo. The Commodore Is 81 years old
and has been ofacer in the navy forty-six years,
The couple were married in juno, 1896, aud have two
sons living, aged respectively 20 and % years. In
1858 Mrs Gasson obtained q limited divorce from
her husband for alleged cruel treatment, and he was
decreed to pay her 5000 year for her support. He
denies the allegation OF bad treatment, however, and
claims that he had notice Of the proceedings for
separation.
In September, 1868, Mrs. Glasson went 10 live with
John B Howell, at 73 Charles Field street. Provi-
dence, X. l. as his housckeeper, and as insructross
for his daughter, Libby. In December, 1853, Mrs.
Elizabeth Howell, wife OF John d. Howell, sued for
divorce from her husband for alleged adultery with
Mrs Glasson, and this suit Is pending In tho Rhode
Island Supreme Court.
In December last judge Barnard directed that the
Giasson divorce case be set down for trial yeser-
day BY struck" jury, before him at Special Term.
An appeal was taken from this order, on behalf Of
Mrs. 0lasson, but Judge Barnard refused n stay Of
proceedings holding that the order was not an ap-
pealable one.
A motion was then made that the trial be post
pono1 until aner the trial OF the Howell divorce suit
In Rhode Island the anldavlts OF Mrs. Glasson and
Mr.. Howell being introduced, denying tho alleged
adultery, and also the sfidavit OF Mrs Lipptt MR.
Howelrs sister,, that Mrs. Howell had for some
years habtually absented herself from home months
OF time showing no interest In hor family or In the
welfare Of her daughter that Mrs. Glasson went to
live at her brothers house at her earnest solieta
ton. and that she had nothing since to change
her good opinion OF Mrs. Glasson. The Court set
tho case down for next Monday.
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vICIoRIA,S SON IN WASHINGTON.
The Prince In the Republican Palacc-Irtro.
duoed TO the Presidcnt-yisit TO the House

duccd TO the President-visit to the House
OF Representatives.
Yesterday being the day designated for Prince
Arthurs visit to Gen. Grant, Secretary Fish arrived
in the Executive Mansion few minutes before u
O'Clock for the purpose OF performing his part OF the
ceremonies incident to state occasions. About 100
pcrsons Of both gsIcs assembled the outer steps,
also several policemen to preserve order. At
noon the Carriages Of the visiting party were
driven TO the portico, when the Prince and
his suite aghted and entered the vesubuie, both
doors having been thrown wide open to receive
than. Thence they were escorted to the Blue
Room where they were met by Secretary Fish and
Gems. Dent, Porter, Babcook, and Bsdoau, aud Col.
r. b. Douglas, OF the Presidents stan. TIE secre-
tory then excused himself and going TO
s, he President: ,,, private private once Informed him
coming. Soon .terw1rd nc appeared with
plensed with his VISIT and the President expressing
party were invited into the Red Room where tn yis-
ltors were introduced 10 Mrs. Grant and to Mrs.
Great M a I'm I'm. Prince in sss1ss sa.
Sa, in hi. hand: The VISIT wa. only
admitted. After leaving tho White House the party
proceeded to the Senate, where they occupied seats
to sherman on the finances. TIE House was next
visited the party remaining there half an hour ist
ening to Brooks and Butler on Georgia Last nigs,
the Prince received the diplomats and their riI nds
at the residence OF Minister Thornton.
IHK PRIScE'S MESSAGE TO A TROY REPoRrER.
From ne Troy Press
Our enterprising reporter determined to interview
the Prince, and with this determination boldly
Jumped upon the steps OF the car, wnen he met one
OF the attendants. The following conversation en-
ArrEspANr-whu, do you want 'erei
Press REroRTEB-I reprcsent the Daily Press
ND xsn nuld ka IN Phi Arth
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Our Merchants Eye. Opened a, Last.

with A. Reynolds 4 Co, OF Main street, Buffalo,
called upon Mr.. @, J. Murphy of loo Pearl street and
ordered twenty-nine cascs Of Martcl q Hennessy
Messrs. Dickinson Lathrop OF II Maiden lane, on
whose printed heading blanks be wrote letters to
wrote asking that the goods be directed "A. r. &
Co., via X. n. X. On the next day he wrote again
asking that the goods might be sent TO him by bearer
Is he wished to have then insured before shipment
Mr.. Murphy called then on the firm OF Dickinson 4
Lathrop aud inquired about Clayton, but they knew
make proper INQUIRIES before parting with goods
Mr.. Murphy then telegraphed to Reynolds & Co., OF
Bufalo. to ascertain whether they hal agent here
named Clayton. reply came that they had no man
here purchasing goods for thom. 30 Clayton didn't
ret the Rnnda
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JoTIIN0S ABOUT TOWN.


The Burns dinner Is at Delmonlco's this evening
at o'clock sharp.
James Valley, of Avenue A, near sCycn,y.sixti
street, ded suddenly last evening.
Fifteen cases Of smallpox have been reported "a
the Board OF Health since SunGay.
The Burns Club, organized In 1887 will celebrate
the Nth anniversary In the Asor House this evening
The Rev, William H. Boole has leased Kit Burn'1
women. " N-
Henry Gardner, who shot himself on Thursdny
last IN the International Hotel Chambers street. died
yesterday In Bellevue Hospital.
otto IIeine, OF Willinmsburgh, fell down a hatch.
HitchcOcks store, at al Canal street New YORK
Anne Phillips, fugitive from iusncc from Boston,
in. at - West Houston street q house OF M fcbuts
She was sent back.
-Four stolen pictures, worth over s9DN, were re-
Early. to whom they had been sold for 81.
The New York Cooperative Building Lot Assocla-
ton wfl hold their second annual ncong tbs evening
hs Se dr5ats hS SE Eroecfy s SS'nqT IN & '
number o! our richest aud most prominent ctL
House. mi in lie Once Of tho SG Hon Nose. H. GrGne ''A
Kate Mallon. 10 years Of sge, fell while getting "a
s FS9 sG OF bfS the ds led S0 seS
Hospital yesterday, The driver mas been arrested
psse o tR .s sS & SScSos S s sS SS sSs S
oSeas Ess V s oa s Gs5 Co. S wsIgcs CS
81 The Aldermen yesterday dismissed the Assistant
sn coneSd sSd caeS.eS qeS Snf 6s T A
their clerks and voted themselves additional stock
Of statodery' maps, and the ike.
The tournament In the New York Chess Club
oosss this dsy The three prizes are 10 be dstrhuteq
ssss ~ SS 1 ss % Sss S1P ~ 81 h
Won. lost third prize to Mr., Ware, 10 games w0p
The case OF Frank B. Lane, patrolman OF the Pis
teeph Precinct. for lifting the veil OF Mis-. Ida Taylor
anu her 9a the street apd Mres!ns hs on shs
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THE CLERICAL WHIsKEY Rid.
Private Examination OF Il ather Martins
Witnesses 10 Test their Credibiiity-In-
tcrvicwed with the Hon. A. II. Purdy.

Private Examination of ather Martins
Witnesses 10 Test their Credibiiity-In-
terviewed with the Hon. A. II. Purdy.
Judge Pierrepont's office was the scene yester-
day Of an extraordinary ceremony. At1lH o'clock
the Rev. warrick Martin. accompanied by Col. La
Du, and very se'dy parsonage OF dark COM
pleIon, entered the department, and were formally
received by the Hon. A. H. Purdy, the Assistant
Di.thc, Attorney. Gail Commissioner osborn."
said the latter. Mr.. Osborn toon appeared, and the
party sat down preparatory to an examination. The
impecun GUS stranger was sworn and q German
clerk interpreted his testimony. lie had scarcely
announced his name when
Mr.. Purdy, having caught tho eye OF the rcpresen.
tatiye OF THE Sun, whispered into the ear Of Mr..
Osborn;
~ move, sir, that this examination be conducted
In a less public place"
Father Martin looked meapingly around, and ap-
proved the motion.
LET us co." said Mr. Purdy, somewhere else"
The Commissioner rose and beckoued the prose-
cutting party to follow him.
TESTING InK cREDIBILIrY or THH WITNESSES.
The ilustrous party proceeded to Mr.. Betts's
chamber, and were followed by our representative.
who had sharpened his Fabers to report novel
nouy w. which the officers OF the Government were
afhdays several persons had been arrested. When
the Commissioner saw the representative of Ph@Ous
he said:
should like nothing to be published about
this, II you please.
RKPoRTER-hay l ask the reason whyt
CoMMissIoSRR-Because | have taken this pro-
ceedng 10 satisfy myself In relation to certain cases.
PLPoRTER-Will you be kind enough TO tell me
tic character Of tho procf edinSsf
COMNIssIOSER-This Is an examination IN which
| am ttsAng tie reliability OF some Government
witnesses.
RgroHTER-And you DO not wish the facts re.
por,edf
CoMMssIoSER (courteouslJ)-Not now, II You
please We shall give all the Iacts to You US soon as
p Ussible.
The ordeal In which the crcdibihty OF the Wit.
nesses was TO have been tested by clOss-examina-
tion then proceeded In private.
JUDIcIoUs PRECAUTIONS OF MR.. PURDr.
Wien the examination was over Mr.. Purdy In.
formed reporter that the precaut one taken by
Mr Osborn were Judicious and necessary.
"Why 7" tsked TnE SUNS photographer.
"BeCluse," he replied, "hey might unsWear all
they had sworn 10 before, when called to the witness
stand Some Of the witnesses for the prosecute In
the Hoffman case cOnradicted all their nfndavts the
other day. and gave testimony Tor the defence.
REPoRrER-What Is TO be done with the cases
Instituted by Marunf
Mir. PURDY-We are now getting Information
about the character OF his witnesses, and the ex-
morrow.
TFTKEN WARRANTS ISSUED.
The Commissioners have issued fifteen additional
warrants Tor the arrest OF liquor dealers and distll-
ers, ut the instance or the RVy. Warick Martin.
Col. La Du gave them 10 Marshal Harlow Yesterday,
tor execution. Attachments were ulso issued against
witnesses who had declined to appear.
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LEI US MOVE TO BRooKLFN
Aud Become Aldermen at e5, 900 Year
Aud Become Mayors and Aldermen, wit

Aud Become Aldermen at e5, 900 q Year
Aud Become Mayors aud Aldermen. with
Tnilmitcd Power-And Tax tho People.
The subject Of tinkering up the Brooklyn city
charter was again introduced In the Common Coun-
ell last evening. Alderman whiting (Republcan), OF
the Twentieth Ward, introduced tho following reso-
lutions, which are the latest amendments proposed
TO the charter;
1. Directing the Corporation Counsel and Law Com.
mittee TO DRAFT an act 10 be presented 70 tie Lcgsls
latnre to contain amendments to tho Charter, In
cordance with the following propositions.
O. Providirg for the election OF Mayor. whose term
OF offco shall ne I'VE years.
PROVIDING The election OF nine Aldermen. whose
term. OF once shalt be a vo years,
l. Provides that the Mayor and each Alderman before
taking once shall furnish bonds 10 the city, be
PTIysa By the oy Judge and Treasurer TO the amount
s. The salary OF each Alderman shall be 5000 per
annum.
g. All hesds Of departments. except City Treasurer.
and all other mpoyees OF the CITY Government to be
appointed by lhe Mayor and Aldermen
Tho City Treasurer 20 DO elected at tho time
and for the same term ~ the Mayor.
g. All commissions to be abolished.
Aldermen.
These resolutions will be printed and be made the
especial order Tor the next meeting Of tho Board
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BROOKLYN.

The Coroners' fees have been increased nom $40
to SIS each caso.
Wm. Brown. of 40 Union street, was killed by the
machinery at the Globe Mills, Union and Neyns streets
yesterday.
Nathan Cohen was held to bail IN $500 by United
States Commissioner Jones' Tor peddlng without pay.
ing special tax.
The Jury in the trial OF Ed. Perry for the murder
and two for acquital
Coroner Whitehill and Jury took testimony last
evening In relation to the OF Joseph DOhner who
was killed BY the falling OF row OF buildings DiVt
sion avenue.
Mrs: Earle, OF Brooklyn, hearing strange noises in
her cellar at night. with lighted candle ed 20
ascertain tho cause She found pack OF hungry dogs
The Supervisors yesterday requested the Legisla-
ture TO pass such an act would hereafter give the
party In the minority representation in the Board OF
Inspectors and CAnVasaes OF Election.
A jury In the sapreme Court yesterday gave VIM.
b. waiters verdict OF 81 500 against the Home In.
suranoe Company OF New Haven Tor winch amount his
planning establishment In Navy street had been In.
sured
Chas. Eaton sued In the Supreme Court yesterday
70 recover $4,000 damages for Injuries sustained on the
I'd OF April last by collision the Morris EsaeX
Railroad. PAntn was riding 10 the caboose OF a coal
train when another train coming along into near
Chatham, N. J, One man was klllel. and Rat IN him.
:S6 "" severely injured. Tho Jury gave pIantln
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NEW JERSEY.

John IIarpcr, who keeps liquor store in Pros
peci street Jersey CITY was arrested Yesterday
ing for rvctlping spirits without license.
james Alkcr and Tom Smith engaged In n piccoI
shooting match yesterday afternoon Union NM
eleven hrdslcaeh. neual rise and boundary. Alkci
killed oght, and Smith ninc.
The Cunard line OF steamers arc 10 be removed "a
Greenpoiut in May the jersey city authorities reQur
ing the present whatyes for public purposes. 1hs
Company has leased r. f. Williams shipyafd property
and the Cunningham property adjoining.
Edward Ponnell, Of 400 South Eighth street Jer
sey City. was fatally Injured IN tho room of III
ferry boat jersey CnY. flo was intoxicated and lad
wandered into the frc room where he Law down witt
his LEG resting the crank when the boat started
hls leg was earfully mntilaed. He taken TO ths
New York Hospital and the mnngled To- gmr tated.
but he died during the operation,
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How they Went Through DIR. HeImboId's
House.

The police have Kept secret a burglary which
was committed on Friday In the residence OF DR. II.
T. Helmbold, the Broadway druggist, their theory
being that tle publication OF any facts relative to
crime gives the offenders warning, Or possibly, In.
forms q thief that be has committed q theft While
the family at dinner the rst floor, three bur
glars gained access to the third floor through 'front.'
window, and ransacked every drawer In every room
until they had gathered about $4,000 worth OF jew
elry, including gold cnameed watch set with dia-
monds and velued at $500 mediately after dinner
the doctor went up stairs, and finding oil the bed
room doors bolted ard fastened, became suspicious
and Fastening TO q balcony In the rear, entered
through q window The robbers lett 800 worth OF
Jewelry and the doctors pocketbook, containing
500, on his bed untouched.
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the GOLD CONSPIRACY.
The President and Mrs. Grant TO have q
Chance 90 Expiain-Lofty Swearing some-
where-Po.sible suits Tor Perjury-Corbin
TO ke in Washington Toe Dny,

where-Pos.ibIe suits Tor Perjury-Corbin
TO be In Washington To-Day.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The House Banking
Committee met again to-day, and had before them
J. 8. Brown, broker, and Mr. Martin, OF Beden &
Co., broker. Nothing new was elected, but there
was a disposition on the part OF Mr.. Martin not to
some Of the direct questions put by the Com
mitee touching the accounts OF Gould and Fisk. His
examination was not completed when they adjourned
until tomorrow, when he Is again 10 be put
the stand.
The testimony OF bo:h Fisk md Gould contra
dc,e In some very important points that OF other
witnesses as to the operations between the 2ist and
eth OF September
Mr.. Corbin has replied 70 the second call OF the
Committee. which WIS little louder tnan the first,
that he will try to be here Tuesday. lie COMPLAINS
OF rhouma tsm. which lie says he caught crossing
the Allegheny Mountains as he c1me back from
Kentucky. lie Is In New York city. and 1t Ia tic
intention of the Committee TO insist upon having
his testimony, and to bring lin here on an order Of
the House II he does not come vitront. When he
tesuGcs, the Committee can then better judge whe-
ther my explanation Ia needed from Mrs. Corbin,
Mrs. Grant. or the President.
If there is a copy Of the testimony, It Ia TO he
sent them, with note informing them that II they
desire to make any explanation they can have an
opportunity to 90 80:
mitlee that there has teen perjury among the wit
nesscs and that some suits mas grow out OF the false
swearing. SO tar thcy have not secured any direct
evidence or gn organized conspiracy, although they
believe that there was one.
The publication OF Fisk's testimony, which reach.
cd hero this evening In the Eortheru ne Cwspapers
created a sensation, and In a short time journal
with u In full could not be had anywhere.
Fisk and Gould went home last night, but will
probably be called again before tho case is finally
closed.
VIEWS OF FISK AND GOULD.
M
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burned TO Death In the Finh ward-PoIice
Red Tape.

Last evening fire was discovered on the second
moor OF wortn street, ooosrsss ~ D~vss a-rrt-.
shoemaker. Damage, tioO. The 1rst floor was oc-
cupied by George Meyer, shoemaker. Damage, t10o
The at;ics occupied ny James Casey. his wife,
Johanna Casey, and children, James, aged s, and
John, 13, all OF whom were severely burned. james
the boy, dying after his arrival at the Leonard
Street Police Station. Johanna Casey, the mother,
was borne to Bellevue Hospital oGcer No. 2ss
who was duty there, failed to give the alarm until
ten minutes after the discovery OF the Ore. John
Crimce and George hcGnl, two ncighbors, yolun.
teered to run up stairs and rescue tie woman and
cnsued between himself and Grimes he tore
Grmea'a
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Paying for the Late Election Fun.

Yesterday Mr.. Abraham Bernard sued the Hon
Jacob Cohen in the Fourth District Court. to re.
cover SIT due him for services clerk in election
times. Jacob was in attendance long before the
Court opened, and seemed very anxious. Mr.. An.
derson the lawyer for Jacob, moved TO transfer the
SUIT to the Court OF Common Pleas. Justice Hart
man decided TO keep the case before himself, and
only tost case, thirty others being ready to pro-
faI
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CURiOSITIEs OF CRIME.
The Custom House Robbers-aIerchants to
be Indicted,

District Attorney Pierrepont has been occa-
sionsly In consultation with Collector Grfnnel
during the last two months, In relation to frauds
perpetrsted upon the Goyernment by undervaua-
the Drawback Department OF the Custom House.
Tho investigations which have been made on the
subject show that many OF the Appraisers have en-
abled importers to reduce the legal duties their
goods one half thus incurring loss to the Govern
ment OF hundreds OF thousands OF dollars q year.
a>-.se~ hs.stu. OF Ne~.---s, -. s~s s.eosSfcw
with Judge Pierrepont In which be urged the prose-
cution OF the offenders, and the Judge SAYS that he
will punish them to the utmost rigor OF the law.
The frauds could not have been committed with
ont the coFiusion OF CERTAIN Appraisers in the Gus
tom House, phose names are toithheid by Mr.. Grin-
neil
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NAV Anv bat n sun Reporter Photograph an
Artists Pnintingt

Johannes 0estcd is an artist and the author Of
two beautiful paintings entitled Faith" and "The
Rock ofAges," and Hamilton Wood, Jr., is q pho
tograph painter. He photographed the paintings
and sold them copies Of the original, and the
list Oested yesterday sued In the Supreme Court TO
damages for fraud. The defendant denied the maud
and said be had had understanding with Mr..
James, the partner OF Mr.. Oested. Judge Cardozo
looked upon It artistic theft but he reserved his
decision.
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The Children of wynocLie.

II was rumored in Paterson yesterday that the
lost Wyble children bad been found alive, having
been discovered with q family living on the high
way Of the Sterling Mountain. There is no truth in
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Relieving the En.t River.

The East River Assoc iation has adopted the
form OF bill by which 1t is proposed to exclude
all steamers OF more than TO tons burden from the
East River below Corlcar's Hook. For violation
OF this law o fne OF $3.50 or 80 days Imprisonment
Is provided, or both. The contemplated prohbl.
uon Is not to apply to steamers bound for ports be-
yond the Narrows, nor to such as use any pier be-
low Corear's Hook while undergoing repairs. The
bill goes to Albany to-day.