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"Besenes" In Cincinnati-A RemarknL,,
Contract.
Pom me Cincinnati Ga,eti,

Pom hs Cincinnati Gazette.
The following is an accurate copy Of contract
ofparinership entered into between five pa tners In
The Frame Besenes :"
CINCINNATI, Nov. TO- 1860
TIE undersiend are satisfeiI with this Contrackt
under the firm - A Co., Frame Besenes, 4
= a., between - and - street.
Bsene4, /; lie dount work to the profed TO the
te'ehcs lie kan e1peckt no watshos.
sickness or Familie Besenes are not epkludet, N
he dOu't tant his Besenes at al then he kan pusht
out ~ majo out the BeSenes. the other Patners
tV Tie brsI rite for to buy him out, he has TO put
sordrr man in his plase, were them order Patners
N6 satisfied with
Each Palmer can drou $500 wstshes, II the Bese.
he oder
Palmer git sick he Is titled to bis fool watshes
s s IIsI week, the oder time only half watshes, II
"ls beSenes erlOw II,
~ l'aIner die his Family can eIpeckt only the
sshl RON the Besenes, or the Familie sell the
,1'ocK 70 The oder Patners or TO a oder man wore
wen oder Pa'ners are satisfied with.
Nv Idther Can borrow money for his one person
T., & &1s b' 'senes, tue Besenes Is not responsible
-, Palmer gos seleurde for somebody, the Besenes
ty noting 70 do with IT,
bEyh -''"'' '"' D'''"'' AA'
L',h hsf Jsr the rst OF January and the hrst OF
Ne io 'Io m o,ock nan TO be count oh, and the Books
tastII ra'ner Is intetlet to PRO each Jar on the
Shp, w, hle got more In the Besenes then the odor
pshel BY tho 0ye partners.
a.bis wv. n;' hnding tue particularly with which the
EsHs shi duties Of tho Patnsrs" are laid down
nhss' ILsUnment, Its provisions ole not observed
NnbuI pAs been Instituted,
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DoGGINa A CITIZEN Down.
Once an influential Politician in New Y York-
Next an Inmate Of n Prisop-Then an En-
We'd Owner Of n Quarry-Thcn Pursued
by all the Furfes.

Once an Influential Politician in New York
-. aa VI ronmIer , an nn,
es cwner oi oa"rry-Then PURSUED
PLI,Sr,KLp. N. 7 Nav s-one NJ tho no.t
,,.h.,.., I"' -. " .'.os' -
'u'pu'eh. scenes ever witnessed I'D ciVihzed com
munity disgraced P1ainfeld one day last week, The
little CITY was erazv with e,c,tomen, all c,p.sd nv
a.. -. "s. '" VIZ ,,',, -, s' o~se. ',
the police were taking to the lookup amid the yes
bootinv. ava c,,... n, an. ar.rv ,o,,,... IT,
"oVahsp' anu Vu'ees VI 'ne ankry popusee. on-
merchantable egge, decsyed vegetables and ofh OF
every kind few around his bead and I" hang him ~
q .hoo, him IS t.,r h,, a. Mac. ,vora .u,on ~.
snoo' MIN, tear mn 70 pieces' were among 'he
cries OF the excited multitude.
This little man described himself as John Bute
u,--.. - 90. a -. -, - 80 -
homes, now City Surveyor OF New York, and at
one time q prominent Democratic politician, being
onoe N0c-rIesioen' o' tne iammany nan commit
tee, and In 1853 candidate for Alderman OF the
First Ward. While running for this once, in an
o'''"on ~" ne e'aooeo anu kiheo pohceman' una
was tried for MURDER but through political influence
- w VS. ,..oseo'
Eleven years anerward, being again actively en-
o.s.. u.u ,h.n .,.nn.. p...s,,-.- =. -.
"' '''n .snon ".puon.An' y. was
fenced TO Il years. Imprisonment.
He passed but two weeks In the New York State
prison when hewas pardoned BY Gov. Fenton: The
next year ne was again before tae public In divorce
suit, applying for separation from his wife on the
grounds that she had given birth to child which he
was not the father. This case which created con-
siderable scandal at the time, was decided against
him, and the oroken-hearted wife went abroad and
died soon afterward
Holmes then On 1900 removed 70 Jersey and
bought farm In Washington Valley, at the back OF
Piainaed, where he still resides. be had not been
there long before he purchased for uncomfortable
sum q piece OF property between Fauwood and
rlainheld. adjoiniug stone quarry that had Just
been opened, known as the Free Stone company,
and controlled By some Of the most influential eti-
Gems OF Plainheld and among them Wallace Vail.
now Post Master OF that city.
One day while prospecting his property, he dis
covered that u contained valuable quarry which II
properly worked was worth nearly half million
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JOTrINGs ABOUr TOWN
The Java arrived yesterday.

Inc Java arrived yosleruly
Acting Captain Thomas J. Kennedy, ofthe Frank.
captaincy,
The Hon. Alex. Fr,ar, Ia tely appointed Commits.
noner OF Charities and Correction, was sworn In yes
terday by Mayor Hall.
"In prosperity prepare for adversely" Deposit
your surplus money IN the Mutual Benent Savings
Rank. IN Tue SUN buidlng.-ddc,
About twelve hundred persons assembled last
evening In Cooper Institute 10 hear Mes ith O'GOr
mans lecture. Only one attempt at hiss was made.
aud that was Immediately STOPPED BY the police.
. Yesterday morning Naval Board. consisting Of
Captains Harmony, Bcnhan, Erben, and Others, went
down the bay in the tug Rocket to test Rycrson St nd
eihes detsching apparatus by order OF the Navy
Department
The telegraph once OF the Police Central Once
was yesterday removed into the building S2 Mul.
berry street where better facilities have be- secured
for the operators, In the transfer OF ue instruments
by Superintendent Crowley from the old building the
ciroult was only oil ten minutes.
In q neatly written note, Mr. Dick Buckles In
forms that a lady who had been a widow scarcely
three months brought to jewellers store in the ycni-
U OF Mr. Buckles the gold plate of the false teeth Of
her ate husband ordering It to be made into rings to
he used upon tho occasion OF her marriage with the
foreman OF tho coach factory OF her deceased husband
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

Samuel T. Day, OF Florida, was yesterday nomL
mated 10 be Consul at Winnipeg.
The House adopted resolution yesterday, pro
yding for the adjournment OF Congress the Fourth
OF July.
The Supreme Court OF the United States has a.
nrmcd the judgment of the Court Of Claims IN the
OF the United States against Edward Padclford
Secretary Roheson has thanked the Union Homs
School Of Sew York, behalf OF tho orphans Of tho
Oneidas seAmen, whom the School offers To educate.
The Senate Finance Committee are preparing
bill looking 70 small reduction OF internal reyenas
The UNCONSTITUTIONAL and odiou3 income tax Is 10 b
retained.
Tie House bill granting pension TO Presidsnl
rrShn's widsW came up IN the Senate yesterday. Mt
Edmunds OBJECTED to Its passage when II was placed ID
the calendar.
The House has reduced the duty on cast steel han
a cent per pound and increased II Bessncr raih
from t!l per ton to tb. THIS has gained strength fos
the bll, and Gen schenck now proposes TO pasa Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
How Dom Pia,t Laughs n. zaek Chandler.

On Friday last the Hon. Puttyface, the great
Mchigander, assaulted the British lion In the Senat
OF the United States. II was great day for Amer
ca--the brave, the valorous old senator smote the
by the name until his old bones ratified. He twisted
his tail until the vile beast howled with anguish
All the while the American baldheaded eagle SCARED
and screamed, and screamed and scared, holding
aloi forked lightning and the star spanged banner
1t was proud day for America, aud venerable
snorted defiance while writing letters aud reading
newspapers. The conciliatory smile passed Tor
once from the face OF the ylce-President. lie sat
semblod a vucanized roof In q thunder storm
Electric streams OF loyal patriotism-that is not
States right patriotism-lashed and quivered along
The galleries, Whils fear settled like an old hon In
the diplomatic gallery. where MIR. Thornton's first
attaChe and two old ladies' Of German origin trem-
bled AMI shook until their shawls foil or
II any one donbts, alter that, our ability 10 whip
all creation, ho Is vile caitih, orthy the pect
OF men or the 10 10 Of women.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
NAPoLEOY,s HUoEsT HOAx.
What the French Press Thinks Of the Plot
The Bombs that were Seized Turn Out 90
be Patent vclccipedc Wheels-A silly In
veniIon Of the IaoYhrMmcnf,

What the French Press Thinks Of the Plot
The Bombs that were Seized Turn Out 90
be Patent velccipedc wheels-A silly In
vention OF the Government.
Pans, May 8.-The facts Of the alleged con-
spracy against the State and the life OF the Emperor
are coming to the surface. The opposition and their
organs boldly denounce Boaur, the repued agent OF
the conspirators, as member Of the secret police
and a Government spy. II Is shown that he went TO
London in his disguised character and succeeded In
imposing on Gustave Flourens as the agent Of op-
position club and secured from him letter TO his
colleagues at Paris, which iettor the police now
make use 0. TO charge the conspiracy on Rollin and
the Workingmens Associations.
Premier Olivier has announced his Intention OF
directing the prosecution Of tho Hepubican organs
who publish the true facts In regard TO the conspra
cy for calling Il an invention Of the Government IL
Is not supposed that the Ministry had any connec-
SS oeos gt ssni police
The Journal 0feieI denoui ,es the tactics OF the
revolutionary Journals in seeking TO make their
readers believe that there has been no conspiracy
and declares II the duty Of the Government 70 warn
the public against the effect OF such electoral tricks
that Of last winter the investigation into which has
been so protracted when the examinations are
terminated, and they soon will be, the public will
which the country has been placed"
NJ. olivier has addressed letter to the Aoniteur,
IN which he assures the editor that the Government
70 take oppressive measures against its enemies
He hoped this frank answer will dsspate the fears
expressed by the koniteur
The Rappef publishes q manifesto from Garibaldi
to the French army, calling on the soldiers TO raise
the flag Of revolution.
The police are searching for NJ Ballot who, they
say, 10 implicated In the conspiracy. Ballot was an
oficer OF 0aribaldi, and Is warm friend Of Gus
taye Flourens.
The maker OF the bombs, seized by the police,
explains that they were ordered for America and II
was represented that they 10 be used wheels
for patent velocpedes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
what is Expected Of Weak Newspapers.

The Leader, in Its synopsis Of the Tax Lew
has the following as its first extract:
An advertisements, hereafter. nutt be made in not
more than seven daily and six weekly papers, to be
designated. from time 20 time, by the Mayor and Comp
troller."
The italcizing Is the LeddeTs not ours We there.
fore desire 10 call particular attention TO the pro-
prietors OF those newspapers that have no circula
tion or means OF support. except that derived from
ofhcal patronage. All their political comments
offending papers may be suspended, and receive no.
tice that MsiT time has come. We would suggest a
bureau for the purpose, aud that commissioner be
nswspaIer man mar innocentH offend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
THE ESGLEWOOD MYSTERY.
Inquest Over the Body of the Stranger-A
Medical Man Upsets Theory.

Medical Man Upsets Theory.
The efforts Of the Protection Committee OF the
village Of Englcwood during the past week to solve
the mystery OF the recent murder and to bring the
unknown murderers to justice, and those OF Squire
Miller, have been unsuccessful. At the inquest yes.
terday the testimony Of DR.. Banks completely upsct
the theory which had been formed In reference to
tho date OF .he supposed murdsr Several witnesses
had testified TO hearing cries proceeding from the
spot where the body was afterward found, on the
evening OF the 18th OF April but Dr.. Banks l. Ger.
tain that the murdered man must have been dead at
least fortnight before that date. The murdered
man is thought by some to have been former resi-
dent Of EnglewoU' but the general opinion is that
le was from the northern portion OF the State, and
that heiwas murdered ly some OF tho roughs who
are employed the n lroad in the vicinity The
INQUEST wal adjourned for fortnight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
Col. Fisk's Military Backbiters.

The spurious circular purportng to be signed
BY Mr.. c. N. Poll ard. and requiring all employees Of
the Erie Railway to join the Ninth Regiment or DO
mulcted t52 to purchase uniform for q substitute
which was published Ia the World yesterday, was
garbled from private letter. copies OF which had
been sent to number Of the personal friends OF
Mr.. Fisk not connected with the Erie Railway. The
original, which Is not headed Erie Railway Once"
represented that number OF the employees of the
Erie Railway having formed a new company, TO be
called the Fisk Guard, all those who may subscribe
t52, the price of q single uniform, will be made
honorary members OF the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
OBITUIRY Y.

NJ, Ramirez, the Peruvian Consul In san Francis.
CO, died on Monday.
Sister Immacuia Phelan, OF the Convent Of st.
Patrick, Newark, died on Monday
Moses Pond, the well known furnace and stove
dealer. died suddenly In Boston yesterday.
honseigneur Cook, Bishop OF the Roman Catholic
Diocese ofthe Three Rivers, died Saturday morning,
hged n years. He Is to be succeeded By Mons. La
tleake, Bishop OF Anthedon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
STATEN ISLAND.

The North Shore Ferry Company Inns abolished
the Communication system. and thus offended the old res
The Excise Commissioners have n1ed a general II.
moAd. regardless OF distinction or class,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
A Sunday Riot at Sc. Quenten.

Paris, May IA serious riot occurred yes
terday at ST. Quenten, caused BY the arrest OF .
member Of the International Society. Two thou
darmes stationed around the prison to which the
man had been taken. The guards held their ground
though Q number were wounded The Prefect, the
Commander General, and tho Procureur came TO
their relief with q detachment OF regular troops,
To-day the Prefect and General held review at
which they thanked the troops and tho national
guard for causing the laws 10 be respected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
Fishing for CoIored Mems Votes:

At the Sixteenth Assembly District Republi-
can Association last evening, the President. VIM.
Atkinson, In the chair, II was resolved that In the
call ior tie next monthly meeting an invitation
should lie extended to the colored Republican voters.
~ WAS announced that U, 5. Marshal Sharpe intends
TO appoint lOJ censds enumeratOrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
POLITICAL CIRCUS.
The Political Opponents Of Tammnny Hal
Making Common Cause.

Various committees Of political organizations
and clubs hostile to Tammony Hall conferred yester-
day in Sheriff o Briens ONCE, with view 10 uniting
all opposition to the Tammany candidates at the
coming election. II is expected to-day that an ar
rangement may be made by Waterbury, Ely, Ben
Wood and Sheriff o'Brien, whereby the two wings
g the Democratic Union, the Mozarters, and the
Young Democracy, will combine their strength to
defeat Tammany. In view Of the situation, Messrs.
Tweed, sweeny, Hall, Connolly 4 Co. had caucus
yesterday and resolved to conciliate the leaders OF
the opposition by Offering them a few sugar plums.
The Waterbury Democratic Union primaries met
last evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
Getting Ready for ,h. con,..,

The Alexander Frear Association met last even.
Ing In Hanks Hall, in Ninth avenue, near Thirty
fourth street, and elected Robert Simpson. Presi.
dent; William Sullivan, Secretary Patrick Carney
Treasurer Patrick Ward. Recording Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04

Thomas ]. Creamer's friends met nj l0l TLird
avenue last evening, and passed resolutions OF a
% S%oupilmenlary nature eomplimenting the Senator
nj Creamer expressed his firm determination to
adhere 10 the principles on which he hAd stood so
long, despite the darkness OF the cloud that at
present oVershadowed linn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
The Long-Enrcd Convention.

WAsHISoros, May 8.-The American Medical
Association met this morning. Professor Geo. A
Mendenhall OF Cincinnati, In the chair. The report
Of the Committee on Credentials, excluding those
delegates who had had consultations with colorsa
physicians was referred, together with the minority
report, to the Committee on Ethics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
Tweed for Governor and shandicy fo
- uSIkaCia=

The Ninth Ward jefferson Democratic Club in
a mass meeting last even ing nominated L. j. Shand
ley for the Shrieyea.ty and Vim. NJ. 1wee1 for the
Goyernorship. The nominations OF the Democratic
state Convention were ratified. Mr.. j. X. Floyd
and Henry Rogers were nominated Alderman and
Assistant Alderman respectively. Addresses were
delivered by Judge Dusenbury j. A. Andrews, Jos Z.
Stiuer, and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
An African In Relic Helene.

On Monday evening large and respectable au-
dience assembled in this pretty little theatre to wit
ness the revival of the famous burlesque, la Bell
r9S are all new and
day have been introduced into the dialogue. Leon,
as Helen, Is achabc, and all the other char
aCters are well taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04

A process by which cope, and all grades q
steel and iron are welded cge ...er At one hett hr
recently been discovered. Tho wod romans nor
fecty solid after being subjected TO the most tho
rough tosts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES

John Bright has r ot resigned.
Tie defiant brigands have al been killed.
Dsraelrs novel "Lothair" is said to be grossly
immoral.
The Fenians captured opposite Liverpool have
been discharged ON insulllc ent evidence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
spanI-h Dcspntch frnm wnshinr,on

WAsHISGToS May 3.-Scveral Cubans, prom.
inett In tie insurrcc,ionary movement. Lave Lately
made oyertures to the spanish Minstnr in this city
IN order to come to direct understanding with the
Spanish Government through him, preparatory 70
their giving up the contest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
Life for Life on the Plains.

SALT LAKE CITY, May 3.-IIaws, the murderer
OF Deputy United States Marshal Story, was shot
bya lot OF Mormons to-day within six miles OF
Grantsyilie, not, hoxeycr, until he had wounded
three OF Ihem one 1t Is supposed fatally.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04

Paddy Quinn, alias Paddy the smasher," was
bound over by Justice Ledwith yesterday to answer
at the Special Sessions, for assauting ofhcer Con
way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04

The FI-hkill Mountains on Fire.
PoudnKEEPsIE, May g. 8-Thirty acres of wood
Ia. &aasies Essiaki, y"n2t2jns aSS hugh
fire a. night llluminates the surrounding couMtfy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
.xQE,LlxESE.La8OR.NEWs.

areducuon ofVrvees=sea % TO tSA-ser day.
The Cigarmakers' Union, No. 30, last night re.
solved ID admit nonsC cetY men, In shops strike TO
membership without initiation fee, and to support
them until they mud work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04

Joseph Runke, an old resident of Reavillc,
Hunterdon county, N. j., committed sreids on Sun.
day by hanging.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04

The will Of the late +. NJ. Stanton was proba ed
tliT.0OQ /,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04

ToRoSro, Canada, May 8.-The steamer Algo-
ma LEFT Colhngwood for Fort William, with MILL.
tary stores for the Red River expedition this morn
ing. Tho nrst detachment OF troops now organizing
for Red River will be In readiness to start about the
middle OF the present month,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04
Resigaa,isn of Di.triet-At,orney P.,...se.,.

The Hon. Edwards Pierrepont. the U. s. Dis
trictAttorney, was not at his post yesterday He
len this city on the previous night for Washington
to consult Gen. Grant In relation to his proposed
resignation, and the nomination OF his successor
-Four days ago, Mr.. Perepont, in addressing q Jury
In the District Court, asserted that that would be
the last time he should speak In his ofcia capacity
and he appears to have kept his word. One OF his
assistants informed Sun reporter that ho would
formally vacate the once at the end OF the quarter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04

The following is an accurate copy Of a contrac
oiparnership entered into between five partners IL
The Frame Besenes :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-15
NEWS OF The DAY
40 shov the very age and body o te Times

40 SnOU We OeTY age 0Hu Oooy W "'
News from the Azores Island up to the 2P'h
of February, states that the City Of Boston bad
not arrived at Fayal at that date, one month
after her departure from Halifax. A dlsaolee
steamer was seen three hundred miles north OF
the Azores on the 18th of February, but from
the description of the marks on her tunnels tue
Iuuan line officials say that it cannot nave poem
the City of Boston.
During the temporary absence OF Superln-
tendent Janpey from the Northern lndian
Superintendeney, that district is 10 charge OF a
daughter Of Mr.. Janney, who mas been appoint,
ed Clerk to the Superintendency. "A report
has been received at the Indian Ohlce from tha'
lady stating that Indian matters are quiet
Official accounts received in Washington
represent the Cuban insurrection, as an organl'
aztion, as being nearly suppressed, while un
official statements assert the tact to be the other
way. -.
To-day the law reducing the value Of Amer
can silver 10 Canada twenty per cent. goes int
effect. This will cause it to flow Immediately
to this cuntry, and So 5000, 600 Of it are expect
ed in New York this week.
Secretary Boutwell, is already having prepare'
the bonds to be issued under the new Fundln!
bill, in order to have them ready as soon a
the bill becomes a law.
The House Of Representatives has passed
bill to pay the widow Of the late Mr.. Staunto'
| one years salary of the deceased, as a Justice Q
| the Supreme Court of the U. S.
Yerger is still at large, and the Mississippi
| Legislature was yesterday debating u motion to
| offer a reward for his arrest.
A bar keeper in a restaurant in Phlladel
| phia, was yesterday killed by two ~ruffians, VIII
| we're both arrested.