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Alcoholic LIQUORS Pure.

The pungent of the fuse oil biting pre-
sent in ali of them be scented the glass is raised
the lips The flavor of these active is
percepble to the palate and burning sensation In the
stomach atess their existence when the noxous draugh
has down. Paralysis idiocy insanity and death
the perncious fruits Of such potations.
Medical science asks for stimulaut to a
specific which, while it difuses itself through tho system
rapidly than other known agent is brought into
direct and active contact with the of disease II is
the property of the stmulant to dse and By aid of
its peculiar nutritious component parts invgorate.
regulate counteract and restore and it is by happy
union of the principle of activity with principles of
invigoraton and restoration that enabesa
PURE WHISKY
To accomplish beneficial results
Having great experience in the distling of whiskies,
and the largest and best equipped establishment of its
kind in the country supplied with the latest improve
mens in apparatus for cleansing Whisky of fuse oil
other impurities, and by strict personal supervision the
proprietors OF
4 keystone Wheat Whisky
Are enabled to offer
Pure Whisky
Distilled from WHEAT, and. being made from the grain,
possesses all its
I'M Nutritious Qualities,
and be relied upon 10 be strictly as represented
having been examined thoroughly BY the leading analyt
cal chemists of this city whose certificates of its purity
and fitness for medical purposes appended.
We invite examination and any who would convince
themselves ask a rigid Analysis.
T. j. MARTIN h 90.
N. B-Notice that the caps and corks branded
name to prevent counterfeiting.
For sale by all respectable Druggists
Price per bottle, $3.50.
Orders sent No. l5O N. FRONT Street will receive
prompt attention. t..
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, Nos los and lie Arch st.
PHILADELPHIA March Il, 1870.
Aessrs. T. J. Martin t6 Co., PHILADELPHIA Pa
Gentlemen II have made careful examination of the
Keystone Pure Wheat Whisky and found it to be per.
fecty pure article and entirely free from fuse oil
other injurious substances Its purity and its pleasant
and agreeable flavor render it particularly valuabl
for medicinal purposes. .. 3D..
Yours truly, l.. f. A. GENTB
PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1870.
Messrs 7. j. Martin q Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Gentlemen: Tho sample of Keystone Pure Wheat
Whisky, submitted to for analysis, find be pure
and, such highly recommend it for medicinal pur.
H
Respectfully, etc., VIM. H BRUCKNER,
Ir# Analyt and Consult. Chemist
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, No. alt Walnut street,
PHILADELPHIA. April s, 1870.
Mesrs. 7. J. Martin d o., Philadelphia Pa.:- ..
Gentlemen II have made analysis of the sample Of
Keystone Pure Wheat Whisky sent by you for exaina.
tion and find it entirely free from usel oil any other
deleterous matters, and consider it applicable any
for which whisky may be desired "a IA thsim
Respectfully. fIa ...'L CHAS. M ORESSON1
Sold Wholesale by FRENCH, RICHARDS &,
Co., N. w. corner TENTH and MARKET SITS.
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To ,cbom n may
All the leading medic al authorities recognize the value
of dinusive stimulants. Numerous eminent physicians
and surgeons might be named who have adyoc ed their
employment in the of large class Of disorders
No Dispensary is considered complete without them.
They prescribed in all public and private Hospitals
and administered by all BEDSIDE practitioners
But the diffcultv has been To obtain
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INSURANCE.
DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
IL COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania, 1896.

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
IL COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania, 1896.
once southeast corner OF THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE ASSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to all parts OF the
INLAND ASSURANCES
IN goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage TO
all parts OF the Union.
FIRE ASSURANCES
Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November 1, 1859.
100000 United States Five Per Cent
Loan, ten-forties. .......... f216OOOOO
100000 United States Six Per Cent
Loan Qawful money. 80. 1O7,TSOeO
$4,000 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan, 1881. :.............. 100000
:. =. Cent Loan: .:.::.......... ns,0SOOO
100000 City Of Philadelphia Six Per
Cent Loan exempt from
100000 state Of New Jersey six Per 'OO''0VO
Cent Loan. an................. O20OO 90
10000 pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent.
$4,000 Pennsylvania Riiii,id''SSc. Railroad Sc. w
cond mortgage Six per Cent.
$4,000 western Western pennsylvania Ran. '01' J"
Cent. Bonds (Pennsylvana
Railroad guarantee). 10000 OC
10000 State OF Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan. ................. 16,000Ot
... Cent. Loan ....s........... 80 800 a,g7OOc
12,5O0 Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, $50 shares stock, 80. 1a,0O0Ot
5000 North Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, 100 shares
stock. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, B,9o0O(
10000 Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Com
pany, 80 shares stock . Tb00O(
A6,eOO Loans on Bond and Mort
Properties ..............:. - ~ NV 4s,sOoO'
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N,23l, 400 Par. Market value, 81, ,2b5, 90
Real Estate. 100000
Bills Receivable for Insurances made. s9s,7O0Jb
Balances due at Agencies:-
Premiums on Marine Policies Accrued
pany. ................... :. sSos7so
tions, s476e. Estimated value ] ......... 274o4O
CaSn IN Bank. el6S, 316 68 ....
Cash In Drawer. ......s......., 9T226
leo,2s1 IA
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4 0i:aGHEST 0EaiAEa.

q SOFA of -. Eris2in Charged with Stealing
DinmODd Rilg.
Theodore Janicke, q son or 81. Crispin, called,
the list inst, 1T lhe resid nee Oh Mrs Phcbe 4.
Doyle, Of 30. 81 ike street. 10 collect a small BIZ.
Mrs Doyle was III home. Theodore took seat and
talked about The and other similarly inter-
estug ,eCts. ny ana by bis eye got the glitter OF
a diamond on the mantelpiecc. Then Theodore,
walking over, took NJ a prayer book and began TO
tdln over rs pages. Mfs. Doyle was Worklrg
around. 'Nalt cHurcn DO You belong 10, Mrs.
Doyle = he remarked closing me LOOK. Mrs. Doyle
tHDflcd aim, ana shortly amer Theodore was ag.in
Ut tiic maatelpccc. apparently inspecting the orna
meA,s thereon. In duo course Vi time bis Di was
Did ANA Theodore lClt Not long alter,
however, Mrs. f4ebs DoYe missed her diamond
nHE walcu was yautd, 81 iAc say, al 500, ana
atef COOS defapi1 ColloatiOn she arrived al the
ci,io0 thdt Ihe0aoIe was tue tnlel. she accord
may cansea MS arrest and he was Yesterday brought
beioe JUSilee scott ana neld % answer at The Gea
efoi &espngs Jdhchs ltNes AZ d Eiar4dEe street..
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EDUC.T.GY IN ER01IGLVY.

Reception OF PnbIic $, hoel %. 81.
There were glad little heart t1robbings in Public
Scoool No. 81, Ryerson street, near Myrtle avenue,
yesterday. The occasion was an auspicious one ii
the lives OF the young people who stripping
tree OF knowledge'' at thar new ana commodoas
institute OF leaning, and who, having MADE good
record for the dying year, purpose enjoying vaca-
tien, II the course OF Which they will strip the
Christmas Tree. The event was no less one than
the first reception OF this, the largest and hand
soonest sc'oolhouse in Brooklyn. AT quarter after
nine o'clock rnddy checked boys and girls were IN
their seats in
THE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Of ms school. The attendance was, as usual large
and TIE appearance OF the children such as to reflect
the highest credit upon the lady principal Of mat
department, Mrs. Warren. The school Committee
OF the Board OF Education, Messrs. w. L. GIN, VIM.
Murtha ana : MCGEE, we're there ut the appolptei
hour ana aud the honours. mere were also present
many ladies' ana a lev gentlemen Trends OF tue
pups. AFTER the Cioie lesson anu The lG<er -Noste1'
tnere were music and caisthenlcs, marching, &c,
all OF winch exercises the emil 'ren acquitted them
selves most crediably, and won for their PAINS
taxing teachers the encomuils OF all present. A
few remarks were made by the members OF the COM
mittee, one OF whom very sensibly ADVISED the
Youngsters against partaHing loo freely OF plum
pudding tJhe Christmas bane OF youth, lest they be
prevented from attending the reopening OF school
after new ears.
Tiils INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT
was then repaired 10. The scholars here being
older are. OF course, more advanced III their
studies This branch OF the school Is under the eX-
perienced charge OF Miss Agnes Rle,y. The cxer-
cIses consisted singing choruses and solos rcclta
tons, dialogues, &C. The solos were especially hne
The cosby dialogue, between Jour young
misses, m character, s'AIrs. Partington and
Her Visitors" admirable and wonld
have done honor to older heads. Nh. Gill
addressed this department. in enoSistic
terms, remarking tnat they had worked
wonders considering the brief pcriou which has
eidu Ell since the organization Of the scnco!-only
eleven weeks. He hoped they would continue 10
improve for the future as they ad done IN the past
MI. Sprague and others spoke IN a SIM ar strain.
Tic GRANULAR DEP ARrAESr
was the highest and last branch visited. Here the
Exercises were carried untl nearly haf past one
O'Clock. The pupils Tecicd their respective parts
well. EX-Judge Greenwood, i. u. Bayhs anu the
members OF the committee each spoke at consdera-
bic length mere, AMI the school, wan Merry
Christmas ana happy Scw ear, was dismissed lor
the lOlLllys.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Paymaser D. b. Dalionc is ordered to the Terror;
Ensqns IL Mcfarland, Charles A. Clark, Charles L.
Curtis ana K0ssuth Niles the North Atlantic feet;
D. " stuart, William p. Low and L. J. Arthur to
Inc California; IL. s. Monahan. Dennis II. Mahan, W.
H. Turner aud }. II. {. Couh 70 the Iennessec.
lhe United states steamer Benlcia ieIt Nagasaki
NovemDgr ID Tor Kobe. The Idaho was az oko-
hama. Tie al0nocacy Ogernaailng at S-idngnae, the
Alaska up The ian.-lse
Tne United States steamer Tennessee now fitting
ot.f nj New YORK for Z q, destined Tor service IN
Wesr lndla waters. Several Oh her officers have
been ordered 10 report for duiy.
Commodore Falius Stanley Is ordered to duty ~
lighthouse Inspector IN the Fifth district Mldship
meu William Il. Buckley, samuel Cowley, IL. g.
Lonqnecker and sidney Ii. May are ordered TO the
Tennessee.
Commander James +. Jouett is relieved from duty
as Inspector vi the Fifth lighthouse district and
ordered 10 ordnance duty at the Noil0lk Navy ard
Lieutenant Commander William w. McClay is re
neved rem duty In the Pacific heet with permits
Sion 10 return home.
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81 TING HlI ELF.
A BrcoiS'yn Tailor acknowledgements Select
Surcriar -ui.s and are Seen NJ More.

A BrcokIyn Tailor sssvindicd--SI,arpers Select
Superior -ui;s and seen NJ Mere.
An Oh dodge bears repetition sometimes. There
can DC no doubt upon that point. IN Brooklyn the
sharps make maui not unfrcquenty upon the most
clever business men By playing games which should
have been thrcadbare long ago, and therefore too
thin 10 bear repeating III that or any other CON-
munity OF equal intelligence. The latest case OF
victimizng a storekeeper is as foliows:--About
TWO weeks ago q very fashionably attircd
young man called OF the railor's shcp OF
James Micne Montague street. near Hicks
street, ala, after having closely examined the
varied stock bard, selected materials Tor u full
sut--coat pants vest and oyercoat. He ordered the
clothes to Dc made without any delay, ana agreed at
once 10 the price nyad by Mr. Mitchell, $780, lie
gave he name az George y. Montgomery, ana said
he was cnploJ ed as clerk IN the Office OF the Cot
rector 81 Taxes anl Assessments, City Hal. the
cehe1 werc 70 be ready Tor him on Inc following
Saturday M two O'Clock sharp. lie pad twenty
doiars.Ca deposit. Prompt 10 The hear agreed upon
MIR. Montgomery put IN an appearances IT HE laior's,
on the saturday and telling mr. Mitchell TO send
the thngs 20 Tie CITY Hail by messenger, he LETT
The tailor sent his hoy with the things AT the time
agteed upon. The lattcr was met by Montgomery at
youth a cheek on the Atlantic Bank for 800. 1t
went through Tie usual course In the banks aad a
day or Two ago was rctu ned to Mr.. Mitchell as
worthless. The police Instituted inqu RES upon
s.de, but III vans the swlndler. for such the
fellow proved 10 be- could not he ound. Ii
necessary TO state there was no such per-
employed in the Tax once. The same
tailor WIS beat cur OF Two coats the
ether day n very simple, Ihongn
10 l-6 Hauo street where he leave the coats,
BIZ young man VINO took them from hln and en-
tered the house. Inside he inquired OF the lady OF
the house whom he met taere, whether the gentle
for whom The things were INTENDED was at
home. IpDn receiving an answer III the negative
he walked OF. The hoy discovered his mistake too
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POLICE PlGCaDl.L02s.
Trial Of policemcu--C commissioner BGrr's

Trial Of policemcu--COE BaTr's
speech.
Al nine O'Clock yesterday morning Commissioner
Thomas BARR SIT in iaigmena upon offending police
men. There were about nfty complaints, the ina-
jority OF Which were for being or post, conversng
and not found post. During the trial OF two
officers OF the Twenty-frst precinct !or conversing
Mr.. Barr took occasion 10 address the
members or the ponce force present. aud
announced that il was his dc,erminat on hereafter
70 vote for tue dismissal rom the force OF every
prelerle The Commissioner comnentei upon me
Growing habit OF The force 10 violate rules ana de-
cared Ii the other Coma sSionets would sustain nun
ne would euueavor 10 increase The morale III The
force. Ge then proceeded WIN the uiais.
Oilcels lierney, Mathews ksnoe and Houserlan,
Of The Tweug-secOnd precinct. were chareed
by Sergeant Fitzgerald win benz or post IN u
brewery. me officers admitted the charge ana
gave an excuse for being several BLOCKS OF post
tnat tney cold and Welt INTO The furnace room
10 warm themselves. Dir. Barr with The concur
renee OF MI Manicrfe VINO WIS also present. + com
nended tnat the accused be discussed the iOrce.
Uncer REYNOLDS OF tie tWcuty-Second was
conduct. Whitman sad men came ialo has saloon
ana raised row: he put them out, when
uney struck him Reynolds grabbed him,
la lead OF the men, and refused 10 a. resi- them when
asked 70 10 so. lie arrested " hitman Oh a charge
IL 1S0fGerly conduct, aitIolgn oie or the rOwdieJ
struck him Ia tic acc while he was IN Reynolds
custody. the charge was sustained oy four or 1--WE
wines C.. Reyuoiis stated tnat lie arrested WHIT
man because he saw h.m strike one OF the men, anu
en- j previous occasion Nht.ian was arreste by
INN Tor personatlng an u Ger. ~ he evidence IN
tbs case VAS referred ~ the Board.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BARRows-RYCKMAN.--On Thursday, December
%, at the resid ance of the brides MOTHER by the
Rev Dr.. MIkels, assisted by the Rev. J. ii. Apple
ton, Mr.. HENRY G, BURROWS United States Navy, TO
ANNIE Il. RYcKaAN.
LUDLow-MCS PEDoN. On Thursday December %,
at the residence OF the brides brotherin.aw by the
Rev. John 9. X. Miiligan, GIDEON e. LUDLOW of
Crawford, N. j., to ARABELLA McSPEDoN, Of this
city.
MEADE-WINCgELL.--On Thursday December %,
at the residence of the BRIDES MOTHER by the Rev..
J. H. Appleton, assisted by the Rev. Or. Mkels, Mr..
JANIS NJ. MEADE to MARY X. WINCHELI.
Edgewater, Staten Island on Thursday, December
% by the Kew. /. q. Watson ROBERT ORR, or Edge
water, 10 Miss WILSON. of New York city.
OsGoOO-SaiTH.-AtS st. Marks cnurcn, Brooklyn,
on Thursday, December % by the Rev. DR.. w. T.
Fitch, Mr.. Il. W. b. OsGOoD TO MISS ANNIE X. SMITH,
OF BROOKLYN.
SCHuIER--THoNsEN.- Wednesday, November
80, at Hamburg, Germany, By Rev. Dr.. Ritter,
JOHANNES SCHILLER TO Miss PEpITA ELvIRA ELIZA.
BETH. daughter OF 9. Thomson, Esq, OF New York.
UHLEE-LIvINGSTON-On Thursday, December
o. at the Church of the Reformation, by the Rev. Il.
d. Brewer, Mr.. HOBART B. UHLEE to Miss HELEN NJ,
daughter OF Richard NJ Livingston, all OF Brooklyn,
H. Y. No cards.
Observation-Disclosures the residence of the
brides parents on Wednesday, December II, by the
Rev. VIM. Shorts, Mr.. OLIyERA. WEsrFALL, OF New
York. TO Miss JOSEPHINE V. BARINGER, OF Hudson.
No cards.
WILLIAMs-HOLDEN.-On Wednesday, December
q, at the residence of the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. j. Few Smith. GEORGE j. WILLIAMS, OF AIMS
worth. Iowa. TO Miss IRENE HOLDEN, OF Newark,
N J.
Iowa papers please copy.
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MAINE cnuaI-2AhI 3.
Snii Against an Alderrnuu.- II n Copy of Il
Copy Receipt in E4nw
Before Judge Juachilnsnu

Snii Against an Alderman II n Copy of Il
Copy IL Receipt III l4nw:
Before Judge Joachimscn.
charles WjAs Us. George Michel ana charles
Wr7gn.In May, 1870, Alderman Mitchell sold out
his interest In the business carried on in Houston
street under the frua u Mitchell !: Wright owing at
the time biz i0r TO Jantlen Brothers, OF Cen
tire Mark t. When he sold ont Alderman Mitchell
sent an agent to JaniZen Brothers with money
enough to pay his han OF The debt then standing
IN the joint name OF the firm, telling him to get
receipt dscAargug him from ali liability connected
herewith. me agent got tie receipt, which the
Alderman claims discharged him from liability but
having lost II lie could not prove ii except by
parrot.
air. WINS the assignee Of Jantzen Brothers). the
plaiBilIl claims that Tnen tile agent came 10 him
money. but co,ld not give one 30 a. 10 discharge
dr. Mitchell from liability, rs he an know The
ether partner.
Mr. Mllls' bookkeepcr testified that he wrote
receipt, but H. beng plOjied he wrote another and
gave II 10 Inc agen AZ aiiel he mad gone made
copy Of and put L IN the sale, aitcr when
up the b!ottcd one.
The court ueld that the receipt produced being
copy OF Il copy, could not be Introduced into
evidence. The main point IN the whether
the receipt contained the words "his half' or not
plaintir Claiming that it did Aot, ana defendant that
1t md,
the Court reserved its decision. For plaintiff,
Peter COOK; for defendant {. 4. Runcie.
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Died.


ARMsTRoNG.--On Friday, December 90, ANNIE,
wife OF William A. Armstrong and daughter OF
Abby A. Haddeld AMI The late Captain Martin
Thompson.
The friends AMI relatives are invited to attend the
funeral from 202 Henry street, on Monday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
%. KITTY, daughter OF j. A. and L. X. Bailey, aged
years.
attend the funeral lro the residence Of her parents,
1875 Jersey avenue Jersey Iy, tnis saturday. alter
noon, al one O'Clock.
BEERs.--on Wednesday evening December q,
MARGARET v. A.. widow OF CTrcnius Beers.
Funeral services. tu.s Saturday morning, nc fen
O'Clock, at her late residence 30 West Twenty
third street. Relatives and friends OF the FAMILY are
re -pectlully Invited TO attend.
BRAcsES.-At MS residence. In clifton Staten
Island JAMES BRACKES, native or HgitoWn, parish
OF CarralstowD, county Westmeath, Ireland.
The friends OF the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral. this saturday. afternoon, AZ Two CLOCK, "
BREMoND-on Friday morning, December 49,
after a lingering illness, WILLIAM a. BHEHOSD. son
OF the late Dr. raul y. and CaLharine Eremoad.
The relatives AMI friends OF tile family, and OF his
brother, Paul Brenond, and brother-ln-law, j. W.
Stewart, are respectfully invited TO atten inc ilne
raj, from the residence OF J. W. stewart, y Jane
street, on Sunday morning, III eleven ococR, WIN
out lui thcr notice.
UnRlsrlE.-At Ridgcaeld N. j.. on Thursday, De-
cember %, JouS Albert, sou OF Albert ana Lydia
Ann Christie IN the 23d year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 MS FUNERAL
from the True Reformed Dntch chlrch, NJ uacken-
sack, this Saturday afternoon, ut hali.pasJ Two
O'Clock. Trains leave Jersey City ut one Z. a.
CoBEY.--0n Thursday december %. MARY E.,
eldest dau liter Ok owen and Mary Cobey, aged IL
years, months and - days.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from the
residence OF her paients 19t Mulberry street, this
saturday afternoon al one O'Clock.
CoNNELI.-On Wednesday, Decemoer u, after
lingering Illness, CATHARlNE vile OF Thomas Con
nell. AGED 66 years.
Tie friends oil the family are respectfully invited tt
attend The funeral this Saturday, morning, ut nine
O'Clock from her late residence, No. % East Fifty
fourth street, To the Church of ST. John The Eyangc
list where q solemn mass OF requiem VIII be offered
The remains viii be inferred III Calvary Cemetery.
CoYLE--CArHARrNE Coy1E, native OF Keiis
county Kilkenny, Ireland. aged SO years.
The friends are Invited 10 attend the iuQera non
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The Caarse AGAINST Mr.. Phelps Dismissed
Custom House SimoEy.
Before Commissioner White.
Charles II. Phelps, the weigner In the Custom
House, who was charged before Commissioner
White with having sold positions under him, has
been discharged. The testimony, which has already
appeared Ia the HERALD. showed that in two in-
stances other parties, one OF whom was Phelps
sister-ln-law, had received money from men To get
DO lllofs under Phelps, anu That THESE men were
afterwards hTed by phelps, but II was not shown
thai pne ps, wnen no nired these men, was person.
ally cogn.zant OF this money having b. en- pal, and
II was proven mat he discharged tae on hear
ing TIA, they had paid money 10 have influence used
TO obIaa these POSITIONS. ana mad the money which
they mad paid refunded 10 them.
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4gmY INTELLIGENCE.

Colonel Jonn i. smith, Fourteenth infantry, has
been relieved from duty IN the War Department ana
ordered 10 JON his regiment, the order 10 take effect
from December 81 captain George w. Pepper un-
assigned has been transferred TO tho Tenth cavalry.
IrsG Lieutenant j. a. May, Twelfth infantry, has
Icen h,norany discharged. Captain Lyman NJ.
Kellogg, unassIgucd, has Deen discharged al his own
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CpuaT lf GsNE2AL ssSSlaYs.

The Tvcniy-fiifa Street Eoni ide--ElichaeI
KsurEey Dsciiarged.
The trial Of Michael Kearney, charged with shoot
ing Richard Geidis, at the corner Of Twenty fifth
street and First avenue in June, $780, was resumed
Yesterday and terminated In tile acuuiita OF the
prisoner, the Witnesses not being able to identity
him as the person who fred the fita shot
AS KearBev was leaving Court The Recorder said:
'.You are discharged. You nave mad indefaugabe
frlendh.N
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syrafa. caysI-spsslN. IEli.
= Real Eaisse Dispute.
EaInrn .lndrn GIlnnrf.


Jopa H. FalvB 6. OJcdidh Z. MORAN and NARY
Morgan, MS UJ6-The paintG brings suitt TO
secure the rcdeyery Of certain deeds executed and
Delivered " the DEFENDANTS 10 paintfs. Fairy
was the owner or hotel i'll New Jersey and the de-
PENDANTS contracted to exchange q house IN crook
lyi Tor It. The defendant OBADIAH Morgan took
the 0eeds 10 jersey and gave hem INTO the charge
OF PLAINTIFFS lawyers a rev days afterw 4rds he
went 10 Jersey himself and then discovered mat the
stamps had not been all&ed 10 The deeds and can
cclcd. he thereugun TOOK the deeds to BrnoElyn,
where his VIE destroyed them IL appearing that
the nuuse was held III her name, and she was not n
witness OF the delivery OF the deeds TO plaintiff.
eClsion reserved.