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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-01

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-01

Hallow Eve passed of here very quiet.
". We don't know whether the boys forgo'
it,0y whether they are improving in morals
but there was some reason for their gener.
al quietude and good behavior. III
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-01

Prizes sashed and information furnished by
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-01

Our school is doing finely this quarter,
there being attendance and proper decorum.
Considerable proficiency is made By the
children in their several studies. The
teachers, Mr.. D. G. Lloyd ana Mrs. NJ. A.
Steward, deserve great credit for the man
ner in which the cause ofeducatiOn is being
advanced in our town.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22

dpn upon risia WIS greeted With Gree chchrs Ee ca
believe that there nSblcr more of5eni boSy
teachers IN the world than Che 250 men and woren
who instructed tho young people OF New YORK
lie noticed the farl that this vas the brst
time IN the history of tae Onion that the pTincipic ca
free edBeatiOa 20 All tho people, OF all ma
ti0nglities. colOTs, and conditions, was rccog-
nizei by all the S.atcs, AID dwet upon th0
importance OF aniyergl education. bliuc c9ul n
hostile force 10 poverty and crime The Common
schools o. NoNYOr Nty and State hao vastly improved
be beloved. M. Randall shctced with cphudasm tho
various changes u the system under the aomiBis'r atoms
OF Ger. Dix John e. Spencer, and others 10 was noe
ur 1865, ud,T the aduinisf. alton Of VICTOR " kcs,
tha TIE schoDl1 ~ HewYors City and STATE, bccs;nc sb
3Oiu'ely free
TAo Hon. James ". Beokmar responded 10 ne toagf,
Tho City " Now GCr" Iie std that tlF fret SGT
t'Cmcrt Of Manhattan before thC GayfOwcr rras built,
free seh0O5 were established on - island by o. DLtcb
lie iTclt aith PrGc the h.iI o. the city, IN con
nfflOn with tie Ist1tOl OF ec .ehOOls IL tNf year
1s7 NJ York fv has saved the free school, syr.fm Ivy
the mG'rty OF c0. when she cast u ~ favor, against
the solid opposition O te rrul conn Aes The cos Tor
rent. printing and an Otnor expenses - that eamPesD,
only $50. NJ. Richard y. Larr,nofe ponGCd 10
The Common Sci OOi- u few-Nori, Clt"" 49,
The Hon. calvin I. Hwrburl, Government Architect,
in roply o. inc toast The s'..c Norma ScloO gaze
DTS experience IN conneco' with the est' hshment OF
Normal school IN the state - NcW-foi-a ,hi va q
member Cf .Lc state leg la-Fr, and hae tlr hOnnr !"
make the repor. which lea % he CsttbiGhe nj ltir
than twenty years ago o. tic hr,t 7thoo ~ ua
kind west " y England. NJ Hunter fH-Jf "a .yI
the 'FcnGe Normal and High school W fefKlhs Ioi
the - hnO fnas st0r.," ant AclIT hlCls- 80, bns
new Superintendent, for the "~upcrilteuoca3r DlarE
mout." The proceedings were prolonged 10 -s'o ""'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22

posed, on the part OF members Of the House
and othcr to pass law covering II into the Treasury
After thorough discussion OF the subject the Commit
tee authorized Senator Sumner to report joint
luton providing for the roturn OF this money 10 the Chi
nese Governments They maintain that IL rghtfully be
longs TO that Government all the claims OF our citizens
having been satisfied the resolution passes Congress-
IL viii bc the first instance where Government has
turned the money that remained after all the claims OF
it, citizens had been adjusted.
The Ohio Legislature, and their lady friends together
with the Ohio State Association, and number Of dis
tngushod pcrsOnages, paid visit to Mount Vernon to-
day They are having grand ball andl tonight.
Col Rutherford the newly appointed Third Auditor
received his commission took tho oath OF Office, and
tered upon the discharge OF his duties to-day,
Gen Rcsecrans arrived here this morning
The statement that a daughter Of Senator FeptOn "a
20 be married to Gen. Starring Is authoritativcly
denied
member OF Congress from Pennsylvania to-day. had
returned 20 him copy Of spec, ne had % %
stltucnt, accompanied hy note saving that lc did not
cure for him railroad pass from his home In Phladc
phia q Minneapolis and return. TINS same Congress
man says be receives less tan lGN dozen letters
weekly from persons asking him to his official posi-
tiOn 20 get them railroad passes.
A highly fashionable wedding took place ht Epiphany
Church here to-day, the principals being Miss Hattie
NchOll, a wcllknOwn belle, the niece Of iith man
named Kennedy, and Capt Henry Motcafc, officer u
the Ordnance Corps OF the army There were cialit
bridesmaids, namely, Miss NCtto Chase, Miss Harris
Miss Blair daughter Of Montgomery B.ar), Miss Pre-
lughul sen, and Miss Lee.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
OBITUARY..
GEORGE UENRY MOORR.


George Henry Moore, the eminent Irish pa
triot who died suddenly IN the British House Of Com
mons on Wednesday evening. was born at Moore Hall
County Mayo, Ireland in ISL On the maternal side he
was connected with the nobility He educated 1T
Oscott College, and subsequently at Chriss College
Cambridge. lie entered Parliament for che County
Mayo in 1s47, aud voted moderate Conservative.
When Ireland revived from the political torp0r into
which she had fallen after the revolutionary movement
Of fsfs Mr. Moore took prominent part ia the Tenant
Right agitation which followed and largely contributed
TO it, importance 10y HID zeal nnd ability. lie occupfd
q prominent place IN the 1nde pendent Opnsi-
tiOn party, which formed u west I'D raj
ca.ures from the Government by opposing oil polti-
cal parties in the British Parliament VINO refused
to make Tenant Eight cabinet measure.
Unlike those who by their rcachery fastened the in
cyitabo disruption OF this body, Dir. Moore remained
firm and UucoDprOmising. He enjoyed great popularity
among the lrsh people who valued the powerful manner
IN which lie advocated their cause. Ir. Moore con
tnucd to represent Mayo until 1851 when he was un.
seated petition. He remained from that
time retired from public life, except on lew
occasions, until two years ago, Wheh ne was
elected Parliament from the county In various
speeches and letters hc has since pleaded the cause OF
Ireland and denounced the harsh treatment accorded to
Err impoverished patriots. II Il known that nc was az
heart intense Nationalist, firmly convinced that Ire
land could derive good from tho English Par
lament and disposed To tolerate British power
i'm Ireland only until IL could be ovcrthrown.
He very tOl, rant in regard 70 the recent Land b
but at the time considered II practically Ineffective
and deu-ve IN its character III" gave vigorous OppO-
sitiol the Coercion act which was lately passed and
remarked that defiance alone remained for the ITish
lrpple IL the House OF Commons, Mr.. Moore WAS con
hiicrcd an able aud eloquent speaker, VINO mcrittd
even II MS views disagreed with the opinions
majority He will be greatly depiGrcd in Ireland,
where lssoruc patriotism and warn Interest In BEHALF
political prisoners had endeared him to the people
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
TIE THORN ROBBERIES.

ANOTHER CONVICTION - CONFESSION or VIII
LIASIs.
James II. Lee. another prisoner charged with
the Thorn robbeIes, found guilty yesterday at
Poughkeepsie and sentenced to fye years ia state
Prison His counsel viii apply to the Supreme Court for
stay Of proceedings in consequence Of confession
made by james i. Williams since Lee was sen
fenced Williams was sentenced, yesterday TO the
Iisen 10 yoa4S "iIianis' %fter teIing 'he
story of what Il known the butter rObhcics tells Of
the acts Of himself aud companions on the night when
the crime committed OF which he has been con
ycted, as follows:
Mr Loyls met Drco and Skerrtt H raroad sany Pleas
rsroaI We company Mr. Th0us house We started from
Pleasant VALLEY about 10 m reaeSng lons ahoa 20 m We
S S 5i i az r bor9 rom DrsoI Lsosed upon the door
hat he wogd stood there to catch front Of the
door 80 not to @ s1a Aes g. M f p sI oa. C%A % bed
Thorn asked Who's ere" There Thorn then
the m and sker;t would have n too be bad not
% seea san ma W. M @ so,n 1l At e. S as S s S Earl -u lien
ran and there Dsco after Mrs. Pratt though the
hs@dis the gun and bobby mesaing TboJ took the
ssa1 from aora and id down and ihep went 70
s % n % bs SANE basdSerbief Which hr had In Court il be-
mouth va nc , b., a. ~ ,rar4 20, hclley1 no lea
tied her counting oat the sars counted
ont $50 pOcket6Oos which in Iborn Pana
looms which That all the money got without
Dre Of the psnoons be took lie TOOK
sp sD u P, a5 G a, boots Mr. Pratt during hi, e ot loose
choke Mr. TbcrE aud bal nos been for this ehos
told Dr.eo to up, he did We len there abort and
arrived a. gsr 10 e,ss Of the Ioney sni kep the rest
went to ar and spent the money pei gay %
& y NO. @ Tr.l,TV IGoa EsoT where SSeru Drson sTs
parted Lloyd. liver stable have seen Serr since bat don't
fion beevng be ny das for hate re tie innocent pun.
he and Pete au Darius Lee and James T. Lee ae al Innocent
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
A RELIGIOus RASCAL.

On Monday night Hanson Woodruff, who re-
sides at No s seventhst in Hoboken was arrested at
Uudson City on q charge OF having obtained money IN
der false pretenses Woodruff some time ago held re-
spousble position in banking house IN this city ana
owing 10 his accounts being confused state was dis
charged when IL Il alleged that he was detauer 70 tine
eyt.1t of $4,000. About the same time he b,cdic :,
member OF Dutch Reformed Church. and soon acquired
reputation for great zeal and plcy Through ms pey
and series of false representations he succeeded ID
swudling the Treasurer OF the church out Of about
$4,000 Ills reputation so much affected by tnes9
transactions that ID removal from the city was Deemed
expedient and he retired 10 HobOken. "unIn
a week he had attached himself 10 the fFesny-
iarian Church In that city. and put on his plety'
little while ago he went 10 tie Treasurer ana repre-
scented that IL he wOud loan linn 81 200 To hep dear
friend" out of pccuniary difficulties he would not ohy
become respons BILE tine money hut would BRING ni'
friend into tie church The money was loaned but u
was found ow days ago that ho had no friend III pec
niary trouble, and that his boosted Iesp0AslDAity
amounted to nothing. He is also charged with having
gpi 500 froin Mr. Che-euan, druggist doing Durhe7.
on The corner of Eighth and Washlngtonsts several
other Delsons have fallen victims 10 his games ahd u Is
estimated that the credit he has secured Ia HOOOke
alone 10y these means viii figure up t0 s5OVD warrant
WAS Issued AZ the instance OF the Church treasurer iOr
Lis arrest. and he was taken to the County Ja.-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
THE LNDIdNS.
TIE FORT LARAMIE MARAUDERs.

CHEYENNE, April 81. The detachment of
troops sent from Fort Laramie to pursue the Indians
who lately shot citizen within COO yards OF the post
overlook them the other side of the Platte and had
" tax with them The band OF Indians belongs TO
Cray sorcc, and that chief says that he Is ION the
war-path heavy"
PROGRESS or CIVILIZATION AMONG TIE Ne
BEASKA AND DAKOTA TRIBES.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-Superintendent jan
ncy has forwarded to the Indian Office report Of the
condition Of aGaiIs at the Omaha agency for the first
quarter OF the present year. from which appears that
Omaha has shown marked Increase OF interest in az
riculturc Industry and thrift taking the place
were hUsiy engaged collecting material for building
houses. Tie meu work well, anu even the old chiefs
nov, euI. p fieir avs ord "a into tho firhcr To- work
with the rest TEe past Winter was Tie first In which
tHcy nave had N, care Ci theI own ett anu lh9uEl
steadily worked they now in good condition. Most
OF te Omahas lived in muslin fonts during the Winter,
with -cauty supply II clothing aud scarcely animal
food corn hing their priHcild b,iseuce; yet they
Only one day-schoo has been established, although
many express dc ire to 10 school, and funds are
A rcuori Of the officers at the Grand River Agency,
DaL0a. for March, states that there arrived at the
agency LIZ Indians, all in starving condition. Many
0 thcIu lad 10 k and ept Their or5- Tie Ageut set
them provisions ~ assist IN getting them there and on
ncr arrival clothing Issued The Indians conduct
themselves very wei, considering that large number
OF them never have been on reservation before Al Is
t I t I'm T,t Rci and ,;Ii,Yd iyer for the sareto.
uina til, band is further advanced than the others
hundred acre. of Iand have been rowed for them 90 miles
not he disturbed b5 the ot,r bands they do not
very ,eril together "Grsss" the prncIal chief vi tie
Ba kfeet desrOus having separate agency at tho
MaIcau River. and de,irOus Of having ground pOwed
for line BaCaftrt to start planning corn at that point.
Tire Uucuauas are not far advanced, rs they have
been among the whites but very little. small portion
intend 10 plant and the rem inder 10 hunt during the
built for each OF the chic, Who viii remain at the
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
BASE-BALL

FIRST MATCH Op TIE sEAS0N-ArLANrIC vs..
UNION.
The uniform first adopted by the Cincinnati
Club year by year becoming more general Tho latest
Cub to adopt 10 IL She Union OF E)rTi}ana. Yesterday
they appeared in ugitchecla q knee pants ana Tci
black plaid stockings, upon the nHtono Gr0uhd-' and
opposed by the Atantics "bISzc the cc' Of 1919 by
piayinc the first match gsmo Of the season. The
faces Of Tho new UAion nine are familiar
ones, though many OF them wero never
before SEEN in the club For the first time IN the enbs
exSienoe, Efookb players aIo 70 DC lo9" ~ GEM, -, N
name for three years past appearing on the ataiLe @
club while the Powhatan supplies them with tlsir best
player, Bass; the Mutaals GedHey ana the EhPiIes,
Dghan tie rest Union cd-stOck play eI5' l'e
Atautics with one execution, were the s'ne
old Atautics OF years GgOne, dressed ~ III yo"FS
agono; they played ball as in years agDne, and
Won the game as IN years agone. Play was called at 81
p ~. the UnOn 20 the bat, but trey could hOt score
The first two strikers of the Atlantic side were attended
to on hy balls start tiat dang rous south pa@ Gct
IA ~ oiut,n & In M ,e S ] otI % t. ~ i al 80 - recov
cred. Good work was done with ne willow 2 ~ Ino a
Unions IN the secohu IliIt' ~ ~,
free hitting The game Iloycdaoig htoI ts
now 70 wild throw. then clean muf ana again SAi!p
play till the close. Reference to the batting score VII
show that the Unions we're better Wlth Jhe willow
than they in the field With no practice % speak
Of and nearly al fresh in positions, 1t was not
to DO expected that they would lay Ggt tAe veteran
AtaEtcs; but they did handsomely and kept the'f more
showed himself To poorest advantage losing couple
Of pretty balls after they had Dropped ~ As hahd-
ltIEhall, DdItuB ohc l'tttiy p'4sf ''v''''
Ba-- IL not superior - Pkc slippery "a. an eel,
and a. dincuta hsh to hold; Kenny, 81 thid was out
With - vengeance; Brown, at first be-e, was
fair and that he will give good account OF himself ere
tbp .oason closes was the universal remark the Old
man and woman" Rrd=a and Pabor, understand each
other still, anG worked together az oi old; Gedney
fautfnders Hall. the addition 70 the AtiGntics
Hing Cranes position. maze just one Of those beduiu
che after losing his f0OhOid that he was noied Tor
in the star club. Those who know anything about bali
PLAYERS know the rest, and they played ~ h their Gus
tom. Below il the score the first column lndcalng
Ots: second runs thiId bases hts fourth, tcI oI
same; fifth number Of hads each payer put plt ala
sixth, times assisted.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
NOMINATIONS AND COETIB,fATIoNS--INPORT
MEETING or REPUBLICAN JOURNALISTS.
GENERAL PRBsS IisPATCHl

whe following nominations were sent to the Senate
to-day;
Iisarl Phelps to b. United Marslsl ,ur Art,aL
John q. Iff.0r 90 b. Colocie Of Customs H Aruarr' s. NJ
The MalthWn watch Company WAS to-day before TIE
Committee OF Ways and Means asking tDIt wat % eases
and works which pay 20 shall he taxed y per cctun
al yalOr m, 20 which the Committee BETccd
The Senate iu Executive Committee, ths afternoon,
confirmed the following nominations
Jug Gce p HAer TO be United States District Attorney of ne
District OF Columbia
Clsr wie Sccre',rv 10 the Prein' 10 in l41-varaais
Joseph Hobu. Collector Of lDterua Reverse for the lld Iowa
NstnlL
n-y Ds,rc' Of Coub, MirLal The Con
Collector OF Jo'l H. Dixon orkovr w. David O. Carr
Petersburg va Amos b johnson. Isfpah. uaosk, Va -
York Rbeuish Bavaria samuel Wheg srt of York e. ko
siil. Spencer Yeruam Nov orb ErKiluF Albert Gie n
Norsy Beveu Iren T. Adams o. Nev-lork, at Aa Grrha
dac u Aorss 90 tlistanrs; tls H. koee Of o., Distinct o
Colombia ~ Prrue; Wlm A. GoIla Of Aux Caves A.
Jou0an Of District of Columbia a. seville samuel DaJ Of lia a.
Ioir,q.r-a-Nsrvir Mulrn D,evan Wis; wll,m Jones Da
j., T,ri. EfEar j.. seJhes ~ -aT.or ~ J. Ali Lowry
Psrs-yi. Cal Michel 1t frei icLsaur Va; Jo pa Joreu
sa fsue. Va Joan L. Freeman Lexington Val G. D. Thomson
Lcrov. y y.
An important and significant meeting. made MP mainly
o. Republican journalists and other influential mem crs
the party, not members Of Congress from all sections
OF the country hut mainly from the west, has been ia
session in this city for tine last two days Tne meeting
being entirely private, IT. proceedings have not been
made public: but II II understood y was determined 20
call convention OF all friends Of revenue reiorm
70 be held at au early day in some Western CITY Tho
numbers and character ~ e gent men attending tins
meeting renders 10 one Of unusual Importance.
Mr.. l.. II. Putnam cOoreo OF bIOuhi!h addressed the
Committee Frcedmcus Afgr~, TO-DAY, the subject
OF his petition % Congress urging planters 10 Sol la&s
freedmen. Mr. Putnam submitted the draft of till
10 establish bureau Of houesteads and rccf with the
view 10 the Improvement o. puJlc lands IN Florida IN
connection with the Development OF ho principles IN tie
le States.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
EDITH o'GORMAN AT PATERsON-DEMONsTRA-
TIOS OF HER OPPONENTS

Miss Ldiih UUOrman deIVtfed HtT IccVUIe
on Convent Life" at the Paterson Nigwam last night
q, very large audience II was expected that there
,yould be "A disturbance, for among the auditors were
numbers OF rougLs, who evidently to lntmidate
the lecturer She had proceeded but little way IN her
l@rturc when thrir denominations began. n WOMAN
go with child In her arms, and denounced the lee.
t,,r, afer the latter had been several Tunes hssed
bv IA norton of the audience. Inc hPlFtIan,e
~ nc vouau with tho habc Ia her arns among TIE uls
tItrbers wa the signal for general uptor paft 81
tnc audience called upon the pOllce-who were tere I'D
IN G,r,e-to "mf her out" wLne the Others
tnraatrued the policemen II th.y dared 10
touch er. Two 0icers Tno Lad aplroaebrn to VIZ M,.i
ir~k n movement that was condemned by IInlnAbeu
hir-'s on tine par Of the Irthdr oI NIP ~ y.
Ie istGrDuoes Throughout .Le lecture 6eTe W CHAR
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
TILE CENTURY RECEPTION.

The Century Club gave its annual reception
TO the families of ito members last evening in the Club
House Oh Ffteonthst The rooms were elegantly deco
rated with flowers, and the artists had
shown their love for their favorite Cinb
by filling It's gallery with better
c1lectiuu than tLey have been in the habit OF youch
safing us Mr.. Bryant, the President Of the Century
ed its guests at the entrance OF the gaucty Io
rooms above were devoted 10 dancing, which began
about H. but did not De passonaeiy lrsuru Dg
the lenurions" The Club House comfortably hhcd
mot iammed 10 discomfort the Union League az
iis Last receptiOnaud among those present "tIe many
Of citizens most prominent Ia AT ana LAtei"'"0'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
ANOTHER FIGHT IN PLoeEycT's.

Yesterday afternoon "Buliy" Nelson and
James Curict both wegnown sporting" men, engaged
in row in Florences ioon at the south-a corner OF
Broadway and Houston IT. Docanter', tnnblers, ahh
other missiles freely used, and the nv 7och De-
came general number Of those In ne nace eng
drawn into il. Both The princiHa were 1isg
and several others more less crt ana i'".'h
SeveIal officers attached % tie Broadway - lid E''o
into the place sId separated tie tOmDa tnss NJ ,on
and Cusck were taken iutO CuhtaY aHd g Sfu w ~
Police Headquarters The movable article lu sht pH
were considerably dana ged The quarrel btHetli no
o. long standing aud hey saye har seTelH in
counters within the p.-t tWO lIDHtss.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22

chat The communication TAX p9ii ny them 20 the Conns
soners Of Emigration he reduced from 81 50 20 81 So ~
il claimed tia, reduction can he made without injury
o the state It IL estimated That te actual cost ~ SUD
port has been Tor long time lees thaa 81 20 lead
ThossP Pds of immigrants who arrive yearly ncV0r
any upon the state they go to Other sections OF
the country and never boeone ChaIgeabe 10 the Com
misaoners TIE tax upon tho various lines ~ becoming
heavier every yeor IL already has had tendency To
the CuiarG Iine land thcr immigrants 40 bos
ton and the Inrnan Liac thinkiDgly seriOuyJ og
doing the same thing. The companies nave naG iDr
large and c0mmOdlou3 buildings for tic use OF me el
e,lHs, which are now TIE property OF the state, Hnl
the, say that with these buildings and the fund on hand
at the Of tG Commissioners it tmo That the tax
uPon then reduced.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
THE SITE or TRADR.
npMVyTIC MAREFTg

ss. Aprl -. gur dai SsIerfae 81 . usie Er
tn - u Extra - Corn Cult ~ 0o - oats
81 q6Jc Bran 81 10 hay, so a. ior- a1@ 70 - B1osa,
IL gl2i To- slr Ha~- i224e Lsr-Frfce &c b iic.
sr,ar-Prmc Hollis Molsss-Pims Psrfaon roo tsH5S-
vi .bv ~ Cle tu Isr iGi0ls.c.. Prime. TSglss-
Sterling ezchangs Ses York sght HEcIang pea PiaI
Gold. llA. 8,
ALBANY Aprl 2tWlest IN rather better dnald, alOn l-re
no Hrnrryunt In price: 1f 0Jl @ Dd
ana rae 6 the frnsr and ~ 81 FOR fhs latter r..
inn and urhsuge Corn gae 20 81 10 fr Meca AHet
al q0 : Is fo- rouni Yc- very md Sse
tor state sales r 100 Ausl bags a.
67r. Nothing DO BA-i.y quotations arr nomal , ~
Zlryus -us AZ SIC h@ts
stss Crrie Turrenn unct1r.t. Ts s. lever es FL o.
o,tGu quiet aud steady: ~ lling Bom1ai.t lie -
san FR4seIsCO A1! 2IioIr nget NL-. 4aet % |l
a 81 -. Lezal Tenders, e,i.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
~ ENINT oESNION'
Tho Cnnront ton rnnssnmhlel at r.ih and
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE FRENCH ELoPE-
MIMI

About six weeks ago, Jean Keilzter, a newly
arrived immigrant, arrested aud taken before jus
tcc John White OF Hoboken charged with having eloped
from q French port with Mrs Mortz. keilzter,
had 81 in gold with him at the time OF his ar
rest which was taken by the Justice. Inc matter wa,
settled "A few days later aud when Keilzter demanded
has money Justice White refused to deliver IL 10
him not properly entitled 10 ~. ne WE
arrested and taken before Justice Bohnsedt, who held
him In 81 O bail answer, and subsequently Judge OF
h cher Court ordered the money To be restored Tort
night ago Con table OSuvan Of Hudson City was sent
y the Circuit Court Justice White with an order Tor
the 1900 The constable collected the money, but on his
return Hudson City represented that he had lost IL
e las not for the past week. and II Is thought
that he has deeamped.