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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
To The Editor OF The tribune.
SENSATION NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

To me Editor of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t would seem that there is no alb
surdity in the shape Of sensational news-news So
called-that OF the NewYork journals will not pub
lish Indeed the more the absurdity, the
more eagerly the thing is seized and the larger the
number of flaming captions with which it is sent forth
the public The latest in point Is the news I'd
published this morning, purporting TO have come from
Maracabo OF an alliance between the Cuban patriots
the Venezuelan insurgents the supuatons being,
alleged that the Cubans shall help Gnzman Blanco In
his efforts overthrow the regular Government OF Ven
ezuea by sending three steamers 10 cooperate with the
Venezuelan navy in the blockade OF Maracabo; and that
as the qid pro quo Banco after getting into power;
shall recognize the Cubans beigerents. and allow
them 10 obtain recruits and supplies from Venezuela.
To state the case even as briefly have done, is at
once to stamp the story silly fabrication, 10 which
no Of common sense, having the slightest knowledge
OF the military situation in Cuba and OF the state OF ar
fairs In Venezuela would give the slightest heed The
idea of the poor struggling Cubans helping the Nene-
zuean yevOutonsts with steamers! And this too, To
blockade Maracaiboas required fleet OF such yes
sells for that purpose! And the brighter idea still, OF
wretched Venezuela furnishing the Cubans with recruits
and supplies 10 carry GU war against the spsniards
Nee York, Dec 3, 1870. Truth.
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A BORROWER AND A BRUTE.

Tn the case of First Lieut. K. 8. Smith, con-
yicted OF repeatedly borrowing money and ineAcusao
failing to pay It, Gen. Mcdowell has approved the nna
iugs of the Court which sentenced Smith TO be connneo
six months within the fertilization at which ne may DO
serving and to forfeit $50 pay. Gen. McDoweh regarS
this sentence as light, and says Such conduct IN
recent case has been most justly sgmanzed Dy tne ue
eral of the Army as diseredable 10 the M 40
in this instance and failed 20 zee that such conduc,
hrngs tbe service into srepute by lowering the fan OF
the country In the integrity and hdeny 10 the opnBa
tions OF the commissioned officers OF the army
In the case OF First Lieut. c. +. Humphrey OF the atm
Artillery, Gen. Mcdowell says; The accused was
officer OF the day at Fort Johnson with guard al MS
command and with guard-house manacles' ana irVnS'
All aaordinR him abundant facilities for REFRESHING as
order and for apprehending and securing 0nenuers
The disturbance which he nterered Win up
saher 70 atom consisted, according TO his own aIssn
of cloud talking" but even after the onenaer nau
taken 10 the guard house and become prisoner uuei
guard he was again struck by the accused WIN ms &
and pnnshed without warrant authority III Is III,
nossble 10 asfy such conduct without liking on lne
Service the reproach OF degree OF brutality anu
degeneracy the characteristics OF s ocerS an" o'
which il is believed, they do not merit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF NEWBORN.


eeamshipsvrginis, Sumner London Manhssn Foyh, LAYER
pool; Csopatra Phillips Havana; Ashland Insn Chses G.
Sns Tenny PHILADELPHIA Volunteer Jones' Ehaeh
Csndf Ba!tnorel Bristol Wallace Philadelphia fseony srhe,
Philadelphia Monitor. Joues, PhilsdsiphA
Bari-J H. Pesrsas Taylor Trieste
BhsrRAoue MeDoaga, Bibes spag Bird Themss Rio JInsiro
Henry sesve Lee Ro Gnde do Sail Assoss ksnoet csdsd
shr-Nysph Eisyuap Belize Trsnlo; Edseweed Derrick
Geogvtotwn Paul Lowell PsrasHtseo Samuel
Ysbsss crochsr S. Peet Elersues lockwood IT. JsbB
dhe.. May ESs',s 9r,sas: s'1 Can, o..,s .sa,'SI.
oesss j. r. Roessos, HsEas Bsmoss Ina Gnnn Bridgeport
ARRIVED.
sssnslp wyonsg whssny Lysspsel Net, o. ndss and
seamsksp EeEA frauinsaa Hamburg, Nov n. mdss.
ssesuxhiD Chaiestes, Bsrr, Chsfsstss nd,e, Ar.
Steamship ssr-esz, Coach hchmoss City PoHt ard Kore
stsusAp Knight Johsssn Georsssr D. c. adss and s..
Steamship Gee B. ppea- Roberts, xeroh .dse. and pass
sesmship w4msoits Psh. Ses Bedford. ndse ss3 pass
Barb kassoer Pe6~rsoa, Genoa 50 dsys ndsc.
Brig Aseis kmrs csrou Rio Jsnes Oct via psAv,r. Br.sl
water Dee Q. coffee.
BhfE Reda.B RsdrsR, E, H.tbor T L. ied,y. Vi. Deb.
ware Breakvsier Dee. g. st
schr. tifeses shsr, Hus-. Liverpool Nov. ,, na..
sehI AmsTiei, Ps,tss DalHBs. N. n, sdays potaioes
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos. Dee sAI1d rssnshlp ss1ss from Pkl,d,s, Ia
Aerfel< from Tur6s isiaEL ~ -
foErrEss MosoE, Va Dee sPs.seI IN 70, B,i.a.r, a.,
Pr,eo.s nom Rio Jsneira Paved sAip Sslso. M 81 len
b. 'aEA "sAio' Toe iAs Jsreroi brig Mar Rice.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GtlsGo~, Dee The Steamship Ang. Of A. l.st. 49,, g.,
Ss~ lSrt, has arrived q, the port. ~ "
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The second el,ss heor placed "a a, ,. RI
eafsafs 70 hafaSnsgu h8ro Ne. An, ~.
~s'' VI" y 'evts'0. ts 90 a 49, rfnf'ieahie
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
rHE Christian ASSOCIATION.


TO ~, razor Of The TrtoHHe.
SrR Your "Word to Young Men" was timely
and ,,. and ALI you say OF the high designs sna hooe
achievements OF the V NJ Christian ASSOCIATION anu "
the attractions Of its truly paistial INSTITUTION "
Low the level OF the sctua! truth 10 Is one OF VIC o
institutions tho city. ss 1t certainly Is one OF 'no
attractive IL is doing much good among those VINO arc
peeuary exposed to temptation, and Who but ier INC
support stimulus, and cement OF such an insn
tutjon would doubtless fall beyond recovery. IL
preventive OF vice. nursery OF msnlness ana hsn
school FOR the virtues and gaoes Of the CHRISTIAN chh
acter IL Ia one of the most successful and powerful
rival. Of the barroom and the gambling saloon and were
proDerly sustained and it, idea energecay and Wisely
carried out IL would we'll nigh drain both oil them Oh 'ne
customers who give them character and make their trade
profitable But Il il matter OF regret that an Associa
ton like this which IL essentially working BODY ana
which aims to apply Christianity rs saving iorce
where IT can do untold good should he practically re-
zricted TO so called Evangelical Christians Other
Christians can Join contribute to Its funds and engage
in it's work. but they not eligible to Office, and are
rather tolerated than heartily welcomed rs brethren aud
EQUALS The consequence is that large number or
young men. who would gladly become Interested ana
active working members Of the Association stand aoof
from IL altogether and. while 1t il deprived OF their en-
thusiasm and cooperation, they are deprived OF
its wholesome influence, and tho community loses
the benefit OF so much well-directed moral ef-
fort. The Universaist young men, feeling them
selves practically excluded from this institution,
have formed Association OF their Own the DINERS
ght do the same dsinclined 10 start an organ
izaf0n which wOud to be rival TO an excellent IN
stitutlon and wear sectarian aspect from the be-
ginning They feel that In works OF charity and philan
thropy in respect to that applied Christianity you 80
admirably aude to- sectarian distinctions should have
no place. Even Evangelical" Christians diner very
widely among themselves as to many important uYe
trines but ali Christians agree the duty of helping
the poor saving the lost and giving cold water 70 those
who are athrst Doubtless the theology OF the GOOD
Samaritan was defective in many important particulars
but his deed was prominently Christian that CHRIST
held ii up as q pattern for all coming time .
II the Christian Association will welcome all christ
ians OF whatever sect, to an equality OF rights
and privileges will win TO itself the interest and ear
neat support OF young men who are
TO il now and doubtless benefit them as much as IL IN
its power of doing good where there IL much
10 be done and few earnest workers IL can do TINS
with entire safety, the Evangelical Christians OUT
number all others ten TO one; but otherwise many young
men cannot join it without sacrifice Of serespect'
Yours, &c M''"
Heto- York, Dec. 8, 1870.
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A NEW IRON STEAMER.

The new steamer Wyoming, $500 tuns, belong
ing 10 the Williams Guion line arrived at this port
Thursday evening, after IL days passage. She is
fine iron vessel, brig rugged and was built In Jarrow.
Newcastle on-Tyne. Her dimensions are Length, $40
feet breadth OF BEAM A feet; depth Of hold, 30 feet
The mass are iron tubes furnished with steel yards and
the stem "a straight with very little Oyerhang. The
sides OF the vessel are smooth the plates being fastened
edge TO edge by other plates the inside and the hull Is
double plated up TO the light water-line.
The engines OF the compound high and low pressure
pattern have nominal strength Of coo horse power but
can be readily worked to 5000 Their cylinderf are
spectyey inches. The vessel has four decks
aud berts Storage passengers. There are also
two hospitas The vessel has telegraphic communica
ton between Captains ehartroon and both the
CINE room and wheeihouse. Her carrying capacity Is
estimated at 800 ns Of grain and $500 bales OF cotton
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CIVIL. NOTES.

Tn Part I. of the Superior Court, before Judge
Freedman. John MeGnn sues Joseph Ross Tor S''Vo'
aeans that about the lat OF April 1885, Lanty ban'
sold 20 Ross the stock and fixtures OF No. 50 Mot,s
fssSsr Win lease OF the premises, for 1900 OF wh,n
the defendant paid ,Ooo and now refuses 20 psy t
Case on. t.
The cases of the United States against cet,
tain Illicit whisky dstnleres In the Firth ward OF
prooklyn seized on the ID and sd Of November ss
Tnitsd ala es Eastern District Court Upon motion o
ssstsnt Dstrict Attorney Allen the property was cer
aemned and will DO sold. 10 consists Of Illicit S'S'
mash tubs. &C. - -, q
Judge Pratt, sitting in the Special Term OF
the Kings County Supreme Court, yesterday issued an
order directing the sale OF portion OF the properly
Snoyn "A the Cemetery OF the Evergreen. az Newo's,
md anpointed lanes r. Pierce referee with power 70
Sarry tie order into effect Winchester Britton Oh
sei fr the corporation and lotowners Is 10 take III
neal from Judge Pratts order. and proraeteo h"sS
ton viii probably ensue'
In Part III. of the Court of Common Pleas
an action Is brought by Sarah Hustel. dressmsKer
Bleecker-st to recover tl29 which she alleges MISS
Ina Graf owes her for dress OF white tue' Tue oe
dendant who purchased the dress In Noyemner isO t
refused 70 nav what she deemed an e1orDltsnt
exhIbited In evidence tule goods OF various l.o ~
show that the quality OF the dress did not warrs.
price demanded. The jury found for the psn'in IN 'n
full amount.
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THE TAYLOR WILL CASE.

Proceedings have been instituted to ascer-
tain whether there Is any property belonging the
tate the late James B. Taylor other than that
toned In the inventory George II. Duryea. Of the
legatses testified yesterday before Surrogate Hutchnss
that nine years he had been Dir. Tayors confidential
clerk; Mr.. Taylor kept only Q memorandum book ind
check and note books he knew Of transactions OF Mr.
Taylor with 9 Arm named Msrehsnt; they owed Dir.
Taylor ut ono time from $4,000 10 eli 900 he had
nection with these transactions last spring be got lot
Of sIIks from the Custom House which had been seized
srue he could not toll how the between
Mr. Marchant and Mr. Taylor stood witness had power
OF attorney from Merchants get goods from the
CustouHouss the last time he the Marchants they
did Mr.. Taylor anythug witness had received
500 check paid to MI Taylor by third person 10
note which he claimed that Mr. Taylor paid him
OF q debt: this debt VI arrange
spt W. MS. TaSor for the dscontnning OF Mr. rsY-
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THE COURTS.
THE PELLETIER BOND-ROBBERY CASE.

THE PELLETIER BOND-ROBBERY CASE.
The examination of Antonio Pelletier and
Roswad G. Bennett, upon the charge Of stealing large
amount In bonds from Antonio Castillo LOzags, was
set down for yesterday noon by Judge Hogan at the
Tombs Police Court, and all concerned were present
except the complainant Mr. Castillo. The counsel for
the accused asked further delay until Tuesday or
wednesday next on account Of the absence of i'm
portant witness, Mr.. Elmer Of No 40 wiliiamst, who
WAS In Washington sick. Officer Sampson OF tho
Treasury Department who made the arrest
and had had no reason to anticipate that Mr..
Castillo would not appear. The complainant had had
an interview with Sub-Treasurer Hillhouse Monday
last and then informed when the examination would
take place. Pelleer had steadily asserted that Castillo
was his friend" and would not appear as witness
against him. and 1t had also been intimated that Cas.
o was afraid 10 appear lest he should be arrested
under charges OF violating the Neutrality Law In htting
out Cuban expeditions.
Judge Hogan remarked that Castillo had before
failed make his appearance though he knew VI the
examination, and was In the city, and II seemed to
him that Castillo had not acted he should have DONE
After further discussion the Judge postponed the
until Wednesday next ut Bennett. who is impi-
Gated with Peleter has held position in the Survey
or's Department at the Custom House.
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In Marytond-At Prince Frederick.
Of Coiumbid-Wa Arlington. .
Vginia-Prsptln Depot Eas.vle Dolhburg Aerndhs nes
Market nngoeagu Drummondo~n Chneotesgue, Will
amsbsg Denye CspeviIs Bdgeown, Port hsgeudsr Newport
News, Frapktown. Mllwood, Newmarket. ~
NORTH CdroRaW ashingon, Moehesd CITY, hmithheh haNgh
Dudley Fayetteville, Whitesville Kinstop
Sosh Caroliaa.-IIiIon Head. Nirrusboro. Beaufort.
Gorgfa-Tbomayle Fort Gaps Augusta Danen, Greensboro
Andsrsonye Baekpes BaiDbge Newton Island
Cuthber Csrtersve Jooesboro Marietta Nmersule
FlortdaGsinsvile ST. Augustine Monticello, Tshssrs Ocs
<ubopsd-E1hula Cahsta Tusksegs.
Te4nesse.-Gslsin Smyrna. 80 :.
mouth. Msysief, Mays,ls. Mlepburg, Mt Sterling Niche
lasylls PsIinle Pam, Georgeoyn khssovp ksne Lsncs
Richmond Shtyye Springfield Shpsvs, Stanford, Versailles, Win.
chester
Mssopr-Patou Irontou Lebssor, oseeo, Psn!s Rhnohd
Spring valley, Narrenhurg Westport
Kaasas-Lawrenoe, Tcpeks Leayenworh
rtss'a.A riadeghis B,les,le fs.yk Fort SAITH Lewis
Asen Amte City Baton Rouge canoltoa Coonper
Greeuve Gretns Hammond Station Loekpor yefr
City, Monroe N.wIberis, Woodyvie Park Aeke ST. James
Parish, st. Johns Baptist Parish, Terebonne.
Nisarrf-Aberdeen Bndgewsy Bohbsyen Canton Grensds
HemsBds Meridian Matches, 0Io Port Gibson Raymond, R0insy
Y,loo City .
Ttzas-Au,p Br.ors Columbia Corpus Christi H'e'vile H,
risborg Huns,ls. Msrshsll Vicioia
l.iro Maupd fitt lila
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The Cincinnati Base Ball Club held a meet

ing Dec and. after long and earnest discussion
solved to raise 1t and to employ professional
nine next Summer The President Of The Club Vice
President and three members Of the Executive Commit
tee thereupon immediately resigned
The Cooper Institute Free Night Glasses were
increased during the month Of November BY 3oe ne w
members-1 the School Of Science the School OF
Art. The attendance In the School Of Science
was si School OF Art 6S7 Lectures and REGULATIONS,
sl4 Total OF persons under instruction, lss3 Beside
these the ndance at the womans School Of
Teegraphy and st the Evening school for Me
81 All those who have graduated frum the school Of
Ieeraphy have obtained situations At salaries In
less than 20 month The School of Design for Women
had average attendance OF l3s the Engraving School,
a. 500 earned by the pupils last month There
Ass visitors In November " tie Reading Room-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
CRIMINAL NOTES

Az the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
tordov Deca,ur Dorsey. colored. was committed for
stealing carpets worth from his employer Matthew
Wilkes Of No 81 Lafayette place
Tn the Court of Over and Terminer yesterday
Judge Cardozo presiding, Charles Chiverton, AMMO
Muller and Abel Derringer charged with grand larceny
were sentenced respectively to i've, two ana one year
imprisonment
At the Tombs Polce-Court yesterday, Justice
Bowling committed Frederick Lee, for having Win
others drugged Charles Rowbotham. OF No 10 Fulton
ST., while in house in Crosoyst and stolen from nl
gold watch, value 800
Charles Merrill was yesterday committed to
the ombs for removing the canaboat B. Capp, WORTH
with cargo s5OoO from Pier No E. r. to the New-Jer-
sey shore It subsequently appeared that Merrill had
attached the boat OF which he was lately captain, 20
secure the payment Of 500 due him. ana ne was aeco
ingly discharged by Justice Downing.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yester-
day. George Williams committed on charge OF at
tempting to break into the of John Renecke Nos
81 and 80 Chrystie-st Charles Scbmitt was eommlfted
his confession that he had stolen gola wa'eh
Welsh was held for stealing case OF shoes value s'
from James NJ. LOCKER of No. l0l Canal-st.
Francis McKenna, VIM. Smith, Dennis +.
Murphy, John W. Kelley, and Timothy Fitzpatrick,
conductors ON the Seventhave. Railroad were arrested
Yesterday by Capt. Thomas j. Kennedy, charged by
Robert Murray acting President of the Road WIN nav
OF fares collected By them The warrants issued
nearly two weeks ago They were held 70 Dali III sVo
each 10 await a trial
Louisa Yerplanck and Cornelia Nerplanck,
her daughter were brought before Commissioner Shields
yesterday on charge Of attempting to pass two coun-
terfet 00o notes Mr.. Jones, keeper OF broadway
restaurant. The prisoners own real estate on the
money from some Of their tenants District Attorney
Davis being satisfied that criminal intent could be
shown, they we're discharged. .-.. . .. f...
In the Court of General Sessions. before
Judge Bedford, George Nelson, charged with numbering
his wife, yesterday found guilty OF granddaughter IN
the third degree and sentenced to State Prison ~ hard
labor for four years.. Henry C. Mercer, indicted for
grand larceny, found guilty Of petit larceny sent to
the Island for six months and fined soo The tIial OF
Philip COOney. charged with numbering ODsy, was COM
menced, and adjourned till Monday.
Justice Scott yesterday held Philip Fitzgerald,
keeper Of Monroest. boarding house, charge Of
defraudng Martin Peterson william smith, and George
Claim, late sailors the frigate Delaware out OF sljj
The money left for safe keeping with Fitzgerald Who
when the demanded back, insisted on giving
it, an envelope, TO John Hamilton runner, TO get IL
changed into gold. Hamilton started with the sailors
but suddenly darted into liquor saloon, aud esssped
with envelope Fitzgerald professed great surprise
ut Hamlltons conduct but placed under $500 bail
to appear for trial at the Court OF General Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
A MUrISY IN THE HARBoR.

mutiny occurred Tuesday night, on the
ship shstmuc Capt. soue, lying on Bedoss Island The
refused 10 work. and when attempt was made
compel them, they attacked the mate, John Wright.
John Smith, sailor attempted to stab tho mate with
and Wright inflicted three serious wounds
Smiths head with cutlsss The mate Peter John
son, Charles Thompson. and Charles Peterson, were
yesterday by the Harbor Police and Ocked up
In the Liberty Police Station Tho wounded man was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital Tho prisoners brought
before Commissions Belts, and held for
default of bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.

TO the Edtior OF Ths Trib1se.
SIR: From my quiet retreat l hear grievous
complaints from many Public School teachers OF their
inability thar the rod Of corporal punishment has
been removed by the Board OF Education. to maintain
the requisite order and discipline. These complaints are
well founded ought TO be listened TO, and the necessary
enedy promptly applied. The entire abolition of
corporal punishment in these schools was measure fet
49, inneratiyely demanded by public opinion and the
sdvaneed civilization OF the are. But la omEg to pro-
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SURRENDER OF THE CUBAN GEN. RUIZ.

Domingo Ruiz, the alleged confederate of
Gen. Jordan sure udered himself yesterday to Commits
soner Shields He charged with aiding in lifting out
an expedition Cuba in violation Of the Neutrality
laws Ruiz says knows nothing about Gen. Jordan
his plans that he is not officer In the Cuban SER
vice He gave bail in $40 appear when called upon.
His sureties Charles H. Pond Of No. SO West Thirty
fourth at and Andrew Gross OF No. ~ Parkave
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SATURDAY. DHc. 10.

SATURDAY DC. 10.
Earope QaeeBstewp LIVERPOOL steamship Cty OF
wahug.ou No. IS r. b. close the PoeOhe u "
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made at Pier No ,5
closes 80 Steamship sails at A ete
Deposited Supplementary Mails be prepaid with double porsge
Malls Bress, steamship Peners sails
Pier NO 80 N T., close al the PostOhce al IL H. No suppe
nentary Mail
via per the steamship Am.h
This Hoboken close the PostOnes at u No Supple
nent4ry Mall Steamship a.!s AZ pm
SUNDAY DEC. II.
Mails to-day II O'Clock The Post0kee open
Ia m. to II q. On. .
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ARREST OF A COUNTERFEIrER.

VIM. z. Brockwny, arrested on cnafge VI
engraving the plates which were printed she eoSn
terfe seven ThIrties lately The subject OF huga"Un
tween the United saies and jay Cooke, was pfpugn! "
fore Ccmmi;aoner Osborne yesterday. The D'fio,ns
orney vss not ready 20 proceed and asked tina, @
srsS AZ fsDOo The Commissioner said he nnas 49,
thai The pilates in question had been obtained ny tn
srnment through the nstrmentaty Of the ara the
Ia would not decide the amount OF ball TIL ne ha 20
cyidence for the prosecution. The case viii 90 near" y"
Hay.
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h pat package coBshilg saOO t-euty3sr, cent
~ s2oO
80 El. ~ solar @ltbe whole oonpnanx 90
g. Bs.drea tV't'rs .
Win eonHoA AMI b, leepHs can
,..s ue II ~eets AL nAft
tie early sppcstoa
~ r,,,r, 10 To-, BY being fsi in the seh gain
-. .t.h ttr.at xoah eventually hath dssAt
80 80 and rxr,; fBi that
-rut, forune neglect hss hocngtl,
q ar,4 n notkisr bethng
al sf,sa a this spe,a lst.on
p. al. 3, ~ Al Nv only viii be found as Cressr
bessess beng very pcsrees aeS sse1de
earrrsycnccuer by mail lhs cfcnf
,.ns forth only snrc u hesne-s
IA ..Hf,l Or-r th, Grcgsr onr sbd conform s'rsty
tt. ssuf sill b. nI"h ondtos ana INV
a COMPTON Sc sea except Nlsrc ueh passes sns &c ' ooA
o. rs.uL - Il -. - n.. ,p ...,d
a. 20 D. Ct.n4ss NIL al sseh oi nc h@ bAHos
h. trsnsaetau. that dagger oceaL D., ,.-
for "a, arusns yoa vb 70 ,nn VI" =! '"'
a.. q fh Inc ehsnc theTcoa prepaid IN nj -.
are1rf ciyi8g VIII Pot Oie OoeAV $40 $50
a,.t All have tfa,d honor gspersn Top,
"a al srss dye cVpsis !ou 'rch ~ even ~s! ana
bssy tho cott1i Rave p Vser IN you
~ Gems almost incredible that - much as oonaI
id Nenturcd by any sane person ulon sucb An NV
: set ID l. true that hundreds or thousands OF uo
s atr gathered In every year just TINS sort OF cirvu
a Tie business is believed 10 be ia Few hands Dut the
managers have names than Proiens had snaps.
Inc iogu0 whose circular print PROCESSES 70 De
bookseller IN Broadway, and signs hlmseH irsternan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10

oY.. avn notes hr knew that mr Taylor ON nea a. go
tity Of CITY and IN rosd bonds, but did not h"" " VIZ
owning any Government bonds
Case adjourned until to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10

you're" Implying we presume. that the writer am INC
victim mem6ers in good standing OF ine DrV''''
hoo nf 'rfm