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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03
NYORTHEASTERN b RAILReAD con-
N. .r...!.;sff, l. PANY. i;;:.,2 Es'ifeH
Es

: Trains win leave Charleston Daily as $50 AN. ::
a1H 4rrive al At CHARLESTON 7:so AM uMondaya ex:1
cepted, and $3.50 P.tM.Eie ss4.;sL iats ia
Train does not leave Charlestone P. T., sun. :
DIYB ...,ssS.. ~-,t--tS. ..,-,sl
ten to New York, via Richmond andaAcqutA =
Creek only, going through N 90 hours.
Passengers leaving bY 8 d. Train nave +
choice OF route, Via aKfchmondt and washington
or via Portsmouth and. BaltimoraA GThoSe leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on 5UNpAE IN Baa'l
timqre. THOSE leaving on SATURDAY remain suH.i
DAY In Wilmington, %: I
route TO- Cincinnati; .Ohics9o eand uthee points,
west and Northwest both Trains making. con.
nections at washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and o hio Railroad. -. - sis, 'f :
-I.1-.,7 -,4eH- s, g, SOL0M0NS u s:t,as
" Engineer and Superintendent
P.'L. cLRApoR, General Ticket Agent. -
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OOL MBIA TEL,
coLuMBIA,s. G., ~ 81
VIM. GORMAN, PRoPR1EToR.

elegantly furnished establishment; at the State
Capita desires to inform the travelling public ant
Others seeking accommodations, thaf the "Co.
LUMBIAn Is In every respect nrst-class Hotel,
UNSURPASSED by any In the State or the United
States. Situated In the business centre OF the
city, with fine large airy rooms, and q, table sup
piled with 5eFerydeitca ofthe seasons both from
New York and Charleston markets, the -Proprie.
tor pledges that no efforts viii be spared to give
perfect satisfaction In every respect.
A tirst-class Livery Stable ls attached to the
4otel, gehiclesspf every descri 2soM can De
had at the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure Of
every Train. = WM. GORMAN.
Proprietor and Superintnndent.
.D.BUDDS. Cashier - !'''''E abry WIN
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EoR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
kAE@ STEAM COMPANY HEES&
VIII dispatch one q their arstsslass; full power
Iron Screw wjSteamshipsl ~ e. x
PIER No. 4s n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AS FOLLOWS:
NEVADA, Capt. GREBN........May "a, at A M
WYOMING Capt, WAnNsKkY. May 81, at 8 P n
NEBRASKA, Capt. GpARD.:.. ..June s.. at P u
MINNESOTA, Capt T.W. FREE.
MANN. ..June I, at e.ao & N
IDAHO, Capt. PRICE,. i...June IA, at P
MANHATTAN, Capt. FoRsYTH..June II, at P
COLORADO, Capt T. F F.FREkMAN.June. q, ats P u
WISCONSIN, Capt. sW1LLIAAs. .Jnnei2S, atl2 P M
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Steerage Passage (onlce No. 90 Broadway $50,
currency.
. For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
; WILLIAMS & GUIoN,
No. 63 Wall Street, n. Y.
n. B.-Through Bills LadIug TO Liverpool issued
by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply to
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
WAGNER, HUGER i CO.,
msys Or WIN. A. COURTENAY
EoR LAKE SUPERIOR.
Gsgls@h The UNION sz!aEES
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
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ToNEY! HONEY HONEY !

Fine New Country HONEY, to be had in quaint.
ties TO suit purchasers, OF DR. q. BAER,
may25 No. ISL Meeting street.
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Sntels.

d OSE'S HOT L,
'(FoRMERLy HUNTS HoTEL,)
C oLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
This House is in the centre ofthe city, convenient
to all the public olces and business houses, locat-
ed on the southwest corner OF the statehouse
Square; has been recently reopeled and renovat.
ed, and will NOW compare faTorably with any
Rotel at the South.
ROSES Omnibus will convey passengers to and
from.every train free Of charge, 8
Also, 1rst.clsss Carriage for the accOmmoda'
ton Of ladies'. s
iun12 We. ROSE. Proprietor.
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REMEDIES.

"OMGOPATHIC REMEDIES.
Inst received q full assortment OF HOMEOPA.
THO MEDICINES: Tnctures, Pellets and Pow.
ters, OF difIerent potencies.
Sugar OF Milk and Globules, at wholesale.
Family cases filed ct reasonable rates, by
DR.. II. BAER,
mav15 No. 131 Meeting street.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier HE4A
No. az. North River. foot or Canal .SAt8oe&
Street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the l6tn
dates iali on Sunday, then the Saturday precea
All departures connect ct Panama with steam
era for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure OF 18TH touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco tirst OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday; thenpri the deysprece edlng.FA
No California sSBteanaers touch az Havana, ort
90 direct from mNeWYofSstoI IAspinWaIE
one undSedpcunda abag gage tfesto each adul'
Medicine aIyfaStenaancefree.f
For PasssFs TioSpts6 6s ogher nfornabon Apply
av the CoMFANYtSis sFIGRET OFFICE, on ~ .le
wharf footsofF Canal Sstreet North River, New
York. * -, ~. sit.h. 6A6i,i AGENT
jlly26 TYR s..E IS = &
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, s. !c.-.......AUGUsT 8, 1871
Lats2 deg IS min 50 sec.i lon 7ades 81 min 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah, Beau
fort. Pacific and other Landings. is lcs rice
mdse:. dc. TO Rayenel, Holmes co, Bee
4 co d CaIiter Jas Wiley Il co, Wm Gurney, u
Adper. SttrIens, Werner & DucIer. DR. shepperd,
Ed Rates & co, A Nimitz, Scheper, and Bart
4 co. ,,- ,,.,.,r,.o
steamer Water Lilly Toglio. Edisto Enterprise pr 1s
and WAY Landings. Mdse and sundries. TO D
Nisbet. W bowling j. co, NJ McGorty, Fraser
Din, W n lawton Son, Rhode Bros, and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell. New York-Wag-
rer, Huger & co. W A Courtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgian Crowel, New York.
Schr Il shepherd, Clark, New Haven.
FROM THIS PORT.
Spanish brig Hortensia, Bertram. Barcelona,
Schr L II Collins, Collius, Boston, July 80.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Annie Kimbal StInson, at Liverpool, 18th
Bark ENRIQUE, Orcutt, at Liverpool, July II.
Schr and s Brooks, Brooks, at New YORK,
July 81. :,
4 CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
scbr stlcsaey, Fooks, at Baltimore, July 81.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. August 2.-Arrlyed. steamships AL.
bemarle Vile de Paris, Ashland and Holsafia
Arrived ont steamships Siberia and City OF Brook
lyn: barks Ranger and Gentle.
MEMORANDA.
The bark Balmscarra. arrived at Bull hVef'
s C, August 2.
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1anrn GOODS, &r.
MOTHERS, READ THIss!'


IS tn O ROUGE q.
LY waterproof. Pro.
tects clothing; retains
Liner; Diapers; avoids
pins; permits circuia-
ton or air. Recon-.
mended by physicians
ard all mothers whose
children have " OR n
them. Made In four
sizes : ! s N q allest; 4
lar es t. Price ST.
Mailed free. Address
A ATnnAT Az
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TWO hundred Gritty THOUSAND DOLLARS
REAL ESTATE ANb U. s. GOLD BONDS
Will positively be Distributed IN public the City
a !
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
FOR as-g1
EE CHIC Il b UsN ID.
BY THE SESSION.
8,
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS PER sEEARE J !! z: 8
ON WEDNESDAY THE 22D DAY OF
NOVEMBER Alto oCLocKA
THE RAFLE ON WEDNESDAY THE 2 DAY OF
NOVEMBER 1871 IN PUBLIC ocLocKA


y
Immediately the Esca ana every
registered IN ner pOohs
SCHEDULE AWARDS.
OF
Meeting street. M Charleston Sm C and Valued
obtained on the Rhe
wn! Y award ard @ na ali @ @ yaasd
tnc
win Entitled to ewara @ % 1 s AZ hass an s Va5e
Tn be snile9 70 tne n Mafo cnmb1anes @ yued
be- entitled
Charleston s. Co. and known as ae mansion HOUSE, M
obtained The Rattle
Lnnaee Iree, Urnnd %
numbers me
about
valued 's'o
the
That snare 5 Bonds
obtained the Rhe
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Sewing Maeh,,1es.

rwEEDn FAMILY FAvoRITE LOCK -sTIToR
MACHINE,
are the best In use. ,--vs..
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay:
ments, on easy terms, or for cash. All kinds o.
Machine attachments, Nesdles, Cotton, tTh1se
black and colored, Silk, Oh, Soap, &C., &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples o.
work sent on application.
D. B. HASELTON,
General Dealer In First Glass Sewing A6-
chimes ana Material, No. 301 King street.
sue17 n ~ Charleston. 8 u.
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OAVANNAH;AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
~ -.--.,I y q l'As'5;s ROAD. - -fcssf. -.
TIE e


- ss3
y. s..Fs!s CRARLEsroN, July IS, 1s7l4 !.
on and after MONDAY, July stst;; ;Tralns wiilrun
daily as sfoliowsr vz.. . a>s ~ =
y5:Y aH-RgGaiDALY TRAIN. z 5tsssG 2;s 234}s'
Leave Charleston Sundays excepted. 1850 AA..o
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays; except b.o0 Ps1ae
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 800 A. =.
ArriYeat Oharieston,S Sund excepted. .t:ob p L
~ NIGHT TIA ssi'ss -. ~, y,
Leave Charleston, daily 20. :426P =: NJ
Arrive at Savannah, daily H.
Leave Savannah daily. $. ?. M.d
Arrive at Charleston, daily 30 A ~
Night Train "a makes close connection at, Sasp-.
nah with the Atlantic q csif Railroad for polnfa !,
In Florida. :, ;,',.s, =, g. =, r-.,, , ~"
Day Train makes connection at savannah wlt1 9,
Georgia Central Railroad for Macon and polnW
.Freights forwarded daily TO- and fsen2 sayart !.
nah and all points beyond q 3.5i.
s,,efyi .-olsd :. Engineer and Supertatendenx. ai
4. 8. @. BoYLsroN g. z. and T. Agent. july2z ~
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports

,EIports-
NEW YoRK-Pe. steamship Georgia-25 bags sea
island and 5ll bales upland cotton, SS tterces OF
rice III hbls. naval stores.g6s bales domesEacss as
and goods, AZ bales waste, lS bols oil CAKE, 4s]s
watermelons, pigs snndries
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uASKELL'S ELECTRIC OIL.
HASKELL,S CARBOLIU CANCER SALYE,
For sale hv DR.. II. BAER,
mayof 13l Meeting street.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MEMORANDA.
"a hort, po,m arrived at Bull Rtv
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LIST OF VESSELS
mp. CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.

oREIGN.
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PASSAGE RATES, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY,
To Glasgow, Liverpool and Londenderyy-Flrst
Cabin, $66 and SIS, according to location; Cabin
Return Tickets $3.50, securing best accommoda.
tons; intermediate, $33; Sleerage, $8.
Parties sending for their friends IN the OLD
Country can purchase tickets at reduced ;ates:
For further particulars, apply to HEM ERSON
BROTHERS, No. Z Bowling Green, N. Y, or TO
DOUGLAS NESBIT,
No. Accommodation Wharf,
Charleston, 8. O..
a- Responsible Agents wanted In town and
country. )un20-D6W3mo3
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DAYLIGHT ROBBERS.
ATTEMPT TO ROB THE CENTRAL PARK SAVINGS
BASK-THE TELLER BOUND AND GA%"hD-
ESCAPE OF THE THIEVES.

ATTEMPT TO ROB THE CENTRAL PARK SAVINGS
BANK-THE TELLER BOUND AND GAGGED
ESCAPE OF THE THIEVES.
Tbree men entered the Central Park Savings
psnh at No. 72l Thrdave., Forty-sixthst, about
1880 o'clock yesterday morning One OF them ockeu
the street door, The other two leaped over the
and while one secured pistol kept within the reach OF
,bonv Ellison the teller OF the bank, the other seized
Mr. rn,son and with the aid Of his companions, threw
him IN the floor and securely bound and gagged num-
His hands were tied behind him. ana portion VI INC
handkerchief which used as gag also covered MS
face and prevented him from seeing his assaahtS' MI
Euson Is nearly TO- and therefore unable to cope
with bis and the attack was 80 unehpeceeo
,ha, h. had not presenee OF mind TO give an alarm
p.,ore the thieves had time to examine the place ana
soerain what plumber could be secured Dr. james HAD
den came to the bank and attempted 10 eh'ef' f"ue
49, doo Locked he kicked In of the large plate glass
,naows and entering found Mr.. Ellison lying Oh tno
floor and the gang surrounding him. on SEEING -
MADDEN the thieves fed through the rear door INTO 'he
erd scaled the fence and into Fortys&ths Ihero
confederate WAS waiting with horse and nght wagon
Into this they leaped, and were driven rapiy n"ay
nassnq down Third ave. TO Forty-fftb't anu 'niousn
afth-st Near Fourth-avo their wagon was SUCK
ga the mud and they abandoned IL ana escaped Inc
hs and wagon we're secured by the police The horse
a. ha,asome bay aud wGs evidently selected TOT MS
-, The wagon is such as Is used by grocers and
ninmbers and has nano on IT. Inc nlDea a, So -. -
painted over though an attenP' h"u '0'" ''"' "
erase H. o,,,- N ,onaraI descriptiou OF the
hl' 70 "a accordingly doubtful IL he can recognize
a%v Of them lie yesterday In very nervous
It11 woand. The thieves so FAR as can Oe sGer
ssad secired between $500 and 500 taken IN during
~ ,ing IN Is conjectured that they expected TO OBJ
.ho ,nnch larger amount, thinking that inc safe
anS be- open during business hours The Officers OF
the hank say, however, that ohy sum % "ip
~, sfficient for the transaction OF dhlly Dusl-
ness The bonds and other securities are kept III inc
-, or two ago an attempt was made 10 rob this
NJ When Il was situated further up the avenue The
down the clerk In attendance and were
i,o he money aud securities when they were inter
hv tbe entrance OF customer and fled. dropping
tup'e -, hands IN their nght. One OF them
P.J ri senienced for term OF years To Sing Sing
Tbl latest attempt T. one OF the eodest Of tho Kind for
i ve"r- mast The bank Is In "a thickly populated
,.hhorhoOd with stores on either side, Had an alarm
~, iven by the teller, crowd could have surrounded
r. hsiIding almost immediately aud II would have beef
epceedugy dllcult w the thieves 70 have ade thea
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TIE GAMBLERS POPULATIONS.

EFFECTS OF THE TRIBUNE'S EXPOSE.
THE TRIBUNE's article yesterday on far0 ex-
cited comment and contributed greatly 10 increase
the trepidaton among tho gambling fraternity. One Of
THE reporters visited several OF the prominent
gambling houses last night and found that while at
some of them stranger subjected 10 the closest
scrutiny before being admitted. at Others, the
pay had been entirely closed. AT the
establishment OF Jim Mace Twentythrdst he found
the worthy proprietor idng away his time with several
congenal companions in the barroOm on the lower hoor
but attempting to stairs he was informed that
there would be no play there that night" AT Morris
sey's, No. West TwentyfOurth-st., he met
with a similar answer, the excuse given being
that the water-pipes had burst, and that
the wOrkmen were then Qli p mJ at work repairing
Them The keeper OF the place kindly offered to show
him very nice house 1.-THE reporter being stranger In tho
city, and went with him to Charles Ransomes No West
Twenty-ffthst On entering the back parOr described
I'm THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday, the reporter found two
or three men, seemingly In very earnest conversation
but when they him they all seated themselves
at the table, and commenced playing 10 have remaned
there and have shared In the game would nave
excited suspicion the reporter declined pressing
invitation to take supper and promising soon to visit
them again. left the house. Several remarks upon the
small number Of visitors that evening proved that the
effect OF THE TRIBUNE article had been seriously felt
John Chamberlins house. on the Opposite sios Oh tne
mora than half an hour no was seen to enter or
the building At No 100 Broadway about eight per
sons were found playing Hereas the other no one
was admitted until he had passed rigid examination;
The play too to drag. and the proprietor tried
20 excuse it by saying that due to the steness OF
the hour Such Of the gaming houses as were open on
Roadway between Spring and Ninthsts were conducted
In the most guarded manner. The outer doors were
locked in many cases, and the only indication that the
nIsees were occupied the faint gmmer
tne OF gas through the glass transom above the
dsr This was the at No. 685 Broadway. Opposite
tbe Metropolitan HOTEL or two doors from Prince
ST. was one the cheaper games The outer door was
closed but not locked Beside 1t stood man with oyereoa
and soft hat on whose duty 1t appeared TO be TO guard
II and communicate with those inside the second door
inner ones were watched with redoubled vigilance NO
where however could be observed the groups OF dss-
lane and boister0us sport were wont TO make
the night disagreeabe on Broadway Even the we'll
worn cnrb at the OF Houst0nst. aud broadway
contained but ten men, who were discussing something
in quiet and earnest tones.
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sATsUMA's ROYAL JAPANESE.

Last evening the lovers of novel and shud-
dering sensation provided at the San Francisco
Minstrel Hall, with and abundant entertainment
satsumas Royal Japanese who gave their initial per-
Torrance here prove to be OF the detest and most
consummate trcksters that cheated the eyesght
OF their perous balancing and gymnastio exploits
have little say In the way OF praise for we have no
relish for such very nice yergng the edge OF perd
ton 1t that could not have been better DONE
except by being left undone. and to those to whom
such superhuous terrors are grateful nothing was
wanting but fatal or frightful accident. There
was happily profuse variety Of other eats, innocent
harmless equally neat and far enjoyable. Many Of
these were perfect IN their execution, picturesque
Japanese and fanciful Yadsunochis Pipe Aet' was
series Of comic miracles that long kept both wohde "
laughter on the stretch. Yanisanns Bamboo maj"
and Tape Throwing acts were exceedingly
and graceful triumph Of barbaric art, Bu', "'"
these Japs to have almost exhausuo',
toire of mastery sleights and Illusions "o otoLi,,
whether any OF them surpaSs or even oq"'' -. ,ha
Magic TopSpinnng. which would strike u''p . o,-.
soul OF the most emulous schooboy' anu :" ~,
great things with small. Is as perfect -, - 80.
almost as wonderful "a the revolution - '''
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6petial Notices
Exhaustion.

Invalid, broken health and spir BY Chronic Dv'peers
.,soraz from exhaustion which follows attacks Of
disease the testimony thousands who have BEEN ei ~ miracle
from similar BY HoSrBrTBS STOMACH BIT
TBRS guarantee that By the b
those who stand peril Of .pilemio
prysOn snd uncOngess climate
unhealthy pursuits be stricken down. this paragraph
is most particularly aud pkaay addressed You who are thus
proesi absote safeguard against The Danger tosa
mnaces regulate the with this harmless msiHd
imulsn eT you will be foearmed against the mAafes
you the air HoSTEfrERs sroA
BITTBRs not only standard tosc and sstFe hroashoas
the United States they sccei by the certificates Of the most
nrushd citizens the people of al other lands In
Canada Australia West Indes they gradually taing The
p.s Of all other sonachcs whether native fOeD, snd surely
truth progressive and demonstration oVerhows doubt tsy Will even
tay peeie aver 'hes nTgoran and restorative nov employed
medicinal pracic.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE, .ALBANY, April ., lB1I
Bills were introduced incorporating the
United States Mortgage Company to loan money on
bond and mortgage; amending the act to incorporate
cees and clubs for social and recreatve purposes by
including those for military drill; TO prevent tho spread
OF contagious diseases In the City OF New York. and to
provide for the proper OF persons afflicted with such
disease; amending the act for selecting and locating
grounds for public park In Buffalo, and defining the
duties Of receivers and collectors OF In the town OF
Eastchester, Westchester County.
Bills were passed changing the name Of the Wads-
worth Normal and Training School and appropriating
money TO pay of the debt amending the act establishing
police force in Troy; incorporating the Lutheran Emf
grants Home Association York. and authorizing the
construction Of gas works In the upper portion OF New
York City authorizing the New York and OswegO Midland
Railroad Company 90 extend its road and to facilitate
the construction thereof relative tn the duties OF seno
graphers in the Courts in the Seventh aud Eighth Ju
dIcial Districts. Adjourned.
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crpcr,MsTANCIAL EVIDENCE.

Every day a small boy. with blue wheel
barrow, may be seen leaving NO. OIL Loef'yS'. win
Sa,y load OF packages TO be sent by express The
packages are so appear to contain bank notes
Among the addresses upon the packages were noticed
Yesterday, the following: John W. Brown, hahyilie'
Texas: Albert Lewis sylvana, Lucas Co.. ONO; D. SUCK
new oxford Alabama. As express companies rarely ue
liver articles Of apparent value TO persons NOT
h a. little reason TO doubt that these the true
aes OF the persons whom the parcels are ntende
The person or persons who employ the boy ana VIM
be nackaees assume the name OF owen lnelr once 10
m tbe third floor OF the building. They send many en-
cnlars Inv mail throu ghout the country, Oerng 10
Counterfeit money persons who VIII remit tne sIv
ore n is known that they do not deal IN GoteteIs
money at an and that the packagesthey seh I'D
Tor contain only sawdust OF olno
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osonpo Capt Gunner and iis officers, being mads
a. WITH She robbery once started I'm OF
"o ,sves put failed tc And them. The
80 os rersohs " leave their In Forty firth
9 , run down fourthaye 10 Forty and thence
SescrSeS as wnere all trse Of them was lost They are
% as young men, well dressed, and apparently
not disguised In any way Capt Irving and SEVERAL OF
ms ueseoves are also engaged the case but with
Undoubtedly tho thieves had made themselves ae-
guainted with the interior OF the ba and the manner
In whch the Dslness was conducted Tine fact that one
OF them at once secured the pistol hoEed that they mad
learned where it was kept They corld not have in.
because they had no burglars tools with ten An thew
could hope to secure was tho funds used In the daily
business
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THE NEW SECRETARY OF LEGATION AT LONDON
From Dom Piatrs Letters IN The cinannaH coTaeriaL
m onnniutmant of Col. William Ill. Cheese

The appointment OF COI W IIIIdIH ~. CHre9o
,rougb TO the position OF United States secretary OF lie
Datio AT the Court of st. James awakens In my mind
ssnme vivid memories OF the late war Col; cheese
brough was taken the Seventh New loik regiment
nhaf crack military organiZatiOn), given commission
In the Regular Army lieutenant, and inade Ala upon
the staff OF Gen. Schenck. made Ms Aclualhtanee
when camping on the Potomac previous 10 the lrst Da
tie OF Bull Run. I served with him from that uhtl
nearly the close OF the war and from wha ne u tne
g. worthy OF better recognition than TINS niue once
giyes Handsome IL possible TOT u mah 10 DC nc
Sad tbe oldest head upon young shoulders thht ever
knew and was throughout the service the model OF
A. nattie his Charming social qualities, at all times made
him general fayore. and doubt whether there Is a
man who has such "a record at the War department Tor
ali that the soldier prdes himself upon as Col Cheese
Trough He was in all the heavier ENGAGEMENTS upon
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