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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
liI'SIC.

Mr. Mapleson's Winter season of Italian Opera
IN London with Tetiens Marmon and VlAGan for clcf
a;trai tons las Resulted il heavy losses
The usual Christmas performance Of The
Messiah Will take place at S;o.Away Hal. and rs
X r0fg will then make her first Appearance il New
York this season Miss Sterling. NJ. Rnnayn, and Mr.
knnertz have the other solo pdris. Tho chorus to
be furnished by the MpndessOhn Union. longer led
by Mr.. Bri>tow but conducted tins occasion 10y Nr
Anthony RciG, j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
A NEWARK BURGLAR KILLED ny SPRING GUN.

NEWARK BUR,L La. KILLED BY 4 SPRING GUN
About 3 p. III. yesterday, George Parker went
10 ms brass fOuDdcTr. 80 rs ByeT-s, Newark, NJ j.
and that the IuDi door lad ioAn DrOhrn upo ABBA.
rcntly by bGrCl't. IL ih..n. '!i' informed the
Police. and dtte, sent - Inv, .pite the I,
on mug the "-tu'll.h',ru' t"dl" 80 plumber WAS
found aud the dcad body I'll magyar hrEide II the
floor heVcIdl tpp'' f1ra had b "a .,tlt .lcd III TINS
fOundeIy pre- iN, h' thc proprietor ht' arranged
tunHS Win Nti'nt t'tir'd 4, the Il pa
along sdr Of y, i,li1Iu2. ia ,sr :. searching
for pIdcI bad WI ut ~ contact win the rtrns
AID receive! t.' e.. - 80. 30 u o.. ..Il u...
~. l. r1l'.'t -, 81 Ne . al
s"rv,d trnis ~ toe ~i, fG,ph D. Il" Oiu,y Jai.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
ARCHBISHOP McCLOsKEy NOT A CARDINAL

ARCHBISHOP NcCLOSKEY NOT A CARDINAL
The Herald published, yesterday, what pur-
ported b. special telegram from Rome. to the effect
that 1t understood that Archbishop McCoskey VI
New York wah to the rank Of Cardinal OF the
Chur ia the COnSisOry which was lately held IN
the Vatican The Archbishop. who was applied TO- las!
evening NJ his residence in Madison ave. for informa
ton rs tLis alleged promotion. stated that there
40 truth dispatch and that his had not been
before the Corsistory for such distinguished considera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

=. ,,oh ,ro-o OF the most sensational character MIR.
,,o. wards perilous performance an aerial swing
as in particular. most impressive complication OF
,r,ngtb skill. courage. and massive grace. MI D. ii.
, II W. Cooke astUISed and delighted the spectators
with their Equcs,ran'J ngelcry Inch consist" IN Keep
i,r sticks, halls AMI otDcr objects fly ins III mdaT
while the NE. ride rapidly around in the r'hs'
The whole troupe united in athletic fcats-soinerSaS
and leaps-and herein gave an animated and most exm
arnC and amusing display. One acrobat was ~ rech
less, his zca and inticpiy, that lie hurled himscI
ont OF the aud NARROWLY escaped plunge lh" 'n'
rt Of the mu- cal band. Among these lcapers we re-
marked the Cuban athlete WHO Wont to bound III MY
Icns arena very long ago Indeed. several OF INC
artists who have made thcms,i>r known at MT LAM
Circus arc incnici IN Mr.. NiAor's company Among
these may Ac mentioned Il JrUur hurt th' hufdt'iut'
n, Aus In Mile Carvl,lr io.!i:d. and Williams the
English clown The latter. our readers NAV chah't
L. remember, has been commented in these '"hhhS 1t"
the refncnen 1T Of his and for VocaSm that - I'M
usually Crcdltabc. Mile. Roland has f." 'd'a'N III SIM
and none in daring. equestrian B"rIdrN th's' H''
Nxon'S troupe includes Nc Emile G"i1auT, harI'r
spinner; Mr.. Fred and Miss Eva Costello" Mic h"'""
and Mr. W. Franklin. cGucsrlans; Mr. FRANK fo''""''
contortionis aud other performers of merit ana uq
characteristics. Performances VIII he gwen IL '''
circus every afternoon and evening during the ir'S'
week new programme. especially devised Ior rae
entertainment Of the Young az this merry s'As"i VIZ
brought forward to-day. Santa Claus We are to'' j. W
appear this afternoon and present toys to ali Tue CHI
dren III the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
E,a4,vD.
PASSENGERS dKEIVED.

from sAvAESAH-In steamship Gea Ba1,. De- -G' I..s
r,c. A. ,-r:Sn F'aus DAVIS. II achsn.rsr u j. "pn n
Gu and .r ynan n Rspp John Grady u Or,Sasyef IN -
y V.nghsn n q nuehi'g K. St"xsr NJ, Nay Mr. -
Mo 81. Lee R. rfto aud four IN the se.1g-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
Gov. Merrill on the Marion Watches.

t,t. pleasure saving Waei tuyh. u y)1 -'ng
40 Fayct.e stritton M.rou S~jerY r"r ny ~" n'-s
Wal Co hes oct A-iF','"sI
rrsuAedI asf-'' p-''-p";
sAsL. MERRILL, Gov oflo~L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

ALLBN-GRACR-Iu Smitb6eb. Penn D. % by Dean M
M.hon Allen Prsukbn ami Miss RUBY Graz Smi'h' 4
CLEARY-G0RM AVON Montsy Dec n P.rr4. C.h,,r.l
W. L.. Cieary Kaue l. GOrnin. No a. -
HALSRY-W WILL A. G.r-rlI". I. De r-st.p.. ~
the brides By u "~ Tb,a' t1;lsu. d. -,
EIle b.. Vas
Al Notices OF Mdrr7oq,o indo-sed NTH fsR
NAVE and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
pONRSTiC HapKPTs
MuHArHRR Dec.

MtuArxRE Dec 2J-Four dull and na "hrst hei trays
40 .it No 2at 81 l2i 0a's ,--t'T NJ Al hr iors
demand No MIsd 400 NJ" tim and 70 TAR lem and
so Al bc Bale. demand sssancs 3 elr F va
declined sales 80 9sT+i r dali and :hAes
lower; sale, 81. 81 keceip201 bO.A -Four. i3Vr b1ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
M4RRIED.

Angels Turkish Baths Lexington 18th d"na>m".
eye anl a.. night Ladies dv and evening Agntages lSs's1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

The attention OF insurers - caiic1 DO -
ata.crncrt IF the ABe,, Amazon anu triumph
Companies, published IN another column. ipn % ~
shows net assets hand Dec IL, 1871 OF 1I,oso.sU
.Sfcr nav ING l1s-e. on Chicago Fire amounting 10 -
an A., aud othtr lo.7cs from Jan. u Dec l, U 49,
1sI "A making total losses paid for eleven Diont
a. ~, ri w. The Amazon Insurance Company has case
capita. OF s,0OOOo. all paid in and sheM. sro,s .spaS.
~ ci a. "a i % S252, SO. Th Triumph lnsutec
.on,pany has also o cash capital of eO,00 All paid
and rrports the gros. spms ON % day" Sa.''s'' "
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
The Best Holiday Present for o Lady

GA0Ysg AYD BAKER, SESiA!'st%' utsE
salesroom. ,p5.Br ,ds.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

A Favorite with Santa Claus u.as. Piss rAs
Soar Tor lollt Chapped Hsrds q Ann ST. everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
A REMARKABLE DpG

A REMARKABLE Up,.
Lilo GLACIER, age O. daus htrr Of \ widow
iiv,ug al Huyucuot, Orange Co.ny, y. u. wssbUn. ~
death On Fyiday last, uudc; -ng'Ir cttrrn 'tI. =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
~. - .f.a,,, :, , rpm nv bsrseIf. sua wScn dasas'

an. ,.. cf.y,oe IN ,cmm NY besseIf spd wson deaa'
Grad bulldog belonging to Mr. Van Ettsn was 'oN,s
her bu clothing from her. and would have
IN saving her life 1t is believed but her mosner
her ND in her arnr and prevented al fnrtnsr .~e
Tho childs clothing ras burned entlreiy W no syc,s
r.1vcrJ 10 a crisr The mothers clothing csast ~, -
from contact with her daughter Da. .s mos6
flames Mrs Slayer however r'reiv'i VIVA, Ha' wv
fatal INJURIES and hrs Ia very critical c"hdi'""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
TIE UNION sQUAEE BANK

HE INIIN SUI Akfl DAMN
u. f. Bcrkman, Receiver Of the URlOn Square
National BANK hs nuds the following statement ot its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
NIX"N's SOUTHERN cIRcrs

M James ". Nixon has established IL,
s''a' III Wnat WA lately known as the Glo,. ,,,, Nv
'''Ds "'"d'W alto.-t!OLs have been iAde IN ,,,
V '"e 'L' ana lie exterior la. been uro,.,
AA'"o WIN banners and with pictorial pos,o, ~
'Sahs nave impaired u the establisbmeu, =, ''o
u Nii'hatoh. The chief pecnliaritv OF Mr. ~
Vi" ""n'h'hoe Of .iartIng feature. N II. -,
s,, Hn' corr ospondlng performance 4Ac 4. an, u,,,,
"''ue'ss' "as IAa1e ~ u 80. zen g.. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
TIE STlTE Or III LDE

Ar unknown -;gl, ashore % - rrsa'.S I. n's -"
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
RIVER NEWS.

me river is declining slowly with a stage
o' three feet on the bars, and this morning Is
"il drumming ice. Weather cold, cloudy,
'0d threatening snow.
The Little Rock arrived from and lett for
I''Ie Rock last Wednesday.
me Fort Gibson, Capt. Jim. Bowlln' arrlV-
~ irom Msmphi. morning.
Inc Nightingale, ArmadIlla and John
howard, from the Ohio river. and the Clarhs-
'NIe from New Orleans, are due.
me sallie on her last trip from ST. Loui' 20
a'nnsas river, knocked a hole In her huil
'"o sunk in five feet water n tow miles above
aHo' damaging her freight considerably
'"e has been raised and returned to St. LOUIS
'or repairs
,os Memphis Packets are giving through
w .us OF lading for cotton, from thls Place &c
" ierI AZ $50 per r1lc,
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
OrganizatiOn-Sarbar County Moving.
Democratic c-Conservative con,.,,;,,

AoCiaIc-CohservatiTe Convention.
In response to previous call the Demo-
Gratis and Conservatives of Sarber comfy. ON
the 22d OF November, held a meeting at the
Court House for the purpose OF affecting a
thorough organization of the party, for the
approaching campaign Good order. and p.r-
feet harmony prevailed, and a spirit of enthu
siasm characterized the proceedings through.
out.
Inc meeting was called to order by Maj A.
D. o'Cabeli and the object explained by Col. II.
H. Nither', of Ozark, in few well timed re-
marks. The meeting then organized by elect.
ing Maj. A. 5. Cabell, Chairman. aud NJ. NJ.
Perkins, Secretary.
On motion committee Of three, consisting
OF }. q. kirkland. Thomas Couthron and Thos
Whitaker was appointed 10 draft resolutions.
While the committee was absont the meeting
was very agreeaJly entertained with eloquent
addresses by Col. Davidson, of Fayetteville,
and Col. Boone, Ozark.
The committee on resolutions having re-
turned submitted the following which wa,
unanimously adopted:
HeSDtttV ISL. IilaL IN view et the acK0OW-
ledged and wide spread corruption OF the
dominant party and the evident tendency to
central and imperial powers, the arrogant and
unlawful assumption of power by the chief
executive of the nation, and. tho haste and
anxiety with which Congress approves and
sanctions such corruption and oppression.
therefor
Res1lred. That we will cordially cooperate
in the overthrow Of the dominant party.
RtsOtrgd, We think an active and bold stand,
heavy fire from flank to centre OF our sX-
tended line of out-s spoken honest opposition
will force the government into an honest nd .
miuistration, and we will support none but
honest men for Office
ResotUed, That no matter what we think Of
the means by which the l4th and l5In amend
ments were adopted, we are for the Consgitu-
tion as il now exists.
Res1ir:d, That the Gazette l. 4 fearless and
true exponent Of political fidelity, and rec
ommrnd its general circulation in this county.
H.S)lred, HAT A. =. CaDeiL Thomas Whita-
hrr. b. 4. Brown, j. O.. TAYLOR, and Charles
Humphrey. constitute z Central Committee,
and a. :. Cabell, NJ. NJ. Perhins. 4. q. Taylor.
InGs Whitaker and B. \. Brown. be appoint
ea delegate 10 the district convention.
Res,lnd, THat the proceedings of this con-
.rlunn br published in the Little Rock Ca
lrltr. Fort Smith Herald, and Van Bureu
Press. 4. =. CABELL, Chairman,
81 VI. Perkins, Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
TAG ADAMS LIsE.-Attention .s directe

rasApAMs' LISE.-Attention "a directed
~, ,be advertisement Of the Memphis and Ar
',n,a. River Packet Company's boat in our
,osr This Is an old and well established
ro, and deserves the universal patronage OF
.,yelers and shippers 1t will be rscollected
,,,t cotton shipped to New York and the
Vast via Memphis went quick and in better
,,pditon last year. than by any other route.
,odwe arc assured that the same facilities are
,sered this season to shippers. This line sends
boat once week to this point direct from
uemphis and returns without re-shipping
heir freight at Little Rock. consequently
here is no delay or damage by extra handling
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

IT, Oui Fur Traders and Trappcrs in fit
ifc cut here, find Ayers medicines one of
Aeir most profitable articles Of traffic.
Around Slave Lake and the wild regions Of
he north the Indians know their uses aud
aase an abiding faith in thcm. They say ;
! 'Ayer-great mcdicine--cure sick man, and
bis remedies, for the diseases from which they
mler, will often bring forth their stock skins
even quicker than vampuIn, rum. or tobacco.
fgRirtal Pilot.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
Post Office News Room

We are glad to know that our enter
prIsng Deputy Postmaster has opened
News Room, at the Post Office, where
The st. Louis Dailes and Weeklies and
all the Plctorials and Monthlies can be
0ad. Let sufficient encouragement be
gwen the enterprise to make it paying
and permanent institution. Subscrip-
tons received for all papers and furnish.
ID at short notice.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

tS- Mai. GA MEYER, of Baltimore, passed
M on the Gibson to Fort Smith. Maj. Meyer
,ss established trade for Baltimore on the
arkansas river that but very few men could
nave accomplished and he has the fullest con
ldpnce OF his customers.
Mr.. b. Y PARLETr, OF the House of b. T.
,,rlett & Co. Baltimore, accompanies Major
(,yer to Western Arkansas. This firm is
.rge dealers in Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c,
,eare Glad to see our Eastern Merchants rep
scented in Arkansas, by so influential ana
romncnt gentleman
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

Tell YOUR WIFE-If you are in
trouble, or Quandary tell your wife, that
is if You have one, all about it at once
le. to one her invention will solve your
niinIlu--soOnrr than all your logic
The wit Of woman has been praised,
but her instinct. are keener than her rca-
son Counsel with your wife, or your
mother or sister, and be assured light
will fash upon your darkness. Women
are TOO commonly sdjudged as yerdgnt
in all but purely womanly affairs No
philosophical student Of the sax thus
judges them Their iutuiions or in.
stncts, are subtle, and il they can not
see a cat in Jhe meal there is no cat
there. In counsoIing n man t. tell his
trouble to his wife, VIC would go further
and advise him to keep none Of his af
fairs secre1 rtom her Many a home has
been happily saved and many q fortune
retrieved by mans full confidence in
has better haiG Woman is far more
a seer and prophet than man, If she have
fair chance As a general rule, wives
condde the minutest Of their plans and
thoughts to their husbands, having no
inyolyements to screen from them. Why
not rcciprocatc, irbut for the pleasure Of
meeting confidence confidence We
are certain that no man succeeds go well
in the world as he who, taking partner
tor life. makes her the partner tor Si his
purposes and hopes
What is wrong Of hs impUlecs or
iu3. 3.mcut, she viii check and set right
with her almost universally right in
st.ue.s. Helpmete was no iusignif.
title os applied to mans companion,
She is meet help to him in every dark
ness, difficulty aud sorrow Of life. And
what she most Graves and most deserves
is coafdence-with0ut which love is new
er free from shadow -J0WnH ct he
Farm.
-A A SICK man was told that, his wife
would probably marry again. "AIl
right, said he, "fCr there will ba one man
tn lament mv death,
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

r. The Adams Packet Cos. boat, Fort
Gibson, arrived tnis morning The popular
Capt. jim BowIIN was I'm command, ana 'Jr
rang friend SAM. lIANEs in charge OF tie
csce. The Gibson encountered low water
md very heavy ice. She will return 70 Van
Snrcn this afternoon tor fear Of being shut in
BY the ice. Cotton shippers should impr',e
this opportunity.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

i8~ The John H0nard, Captains DEsNUkCS
md PrIRYs new boat for the New Orleans
-ade, Is looked for every hour. She is repre-
ented to be one Of the most beautiful! boats
aiing the Mississippi' And thea in her Of
fcers. DEsMUKEs and PERRY, they are not to
he beat on any river. win Van Buren, give
he new boat good showing? We trust 50
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
- . -

a. We wish to call attention TO the Card
ADAMS 4 CoCKBURs, Of New Orleans, Cot
n Factors and Commission Merchants.
ai JoHN d. ADAMS is too we'll known on the
kansas river. for us to add oRe word to his
gh standing and responsibility. shippers
N take notice and we can assure them that
ey will receive satisfaction at the hands Of
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

GEN. Il. T. LEE.-We have half dozen
afge beautiful pictures Of thi, distinguished
atro, sent to us for sale. lr is pronounced
Ia be the best llkcposs Of Gen. Lee ever is
ad In order to dispose Of them at once
We are authorized to sell them at reduced
price. Those in want should apply soon.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

~ Mr.. GRO p. Gross, OF the firm Geo. =,
ross Co., ono Of OR enterprising young
has Just returned fren -, Louis
here he has been replcni-hing hiss stock.
nth their New Store il completed they will
found at the old staad, Go and examine
corges sclections-and see the inducements
purchase
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

re- Josh Billings says, Good
'h'tlers are getting putty sEarsn sov.
Sty five years ago they we're plenty. Hu'
The desire tew get rich or t.W | nils
has tuck al the pucs,r ou o. . .nn
est aud cheerNl omn. megt
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

ry;- The II. c. gray, Capt lFRKFs boat.
eft Cincinnati on saturday la~r unu sill lA,e
rouisyillc tomorrow and vii. .. .-.- i..
last ofnext week. Cotton shipper ri., #sa
due notice. And now is the Jim. t...ae 'rer
70 make mp orders.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
&c, &c, sc.
Cor. Garrison Ave. & Howard Sts.
FORT SMITH, ARK.

would respectfully call the attention Of
the citizens Of Crawford, Washington and
Benton counties and public generally. to our
large and well selected Stock of STAPLE and
Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Trimmings,
Ldces, Groceries. HqrGsars, Qaeeustcare, Glass
'cdre Boots and Shoes, Hats &c. Also, Can
ton Mattings and Oil Cloths, which
we are now receiving by every boat.
These Goods were all bought when goods
and cotton were at their lowest figures, and
we feel confident that We can and will sell
them at lower prices than ever before offered
in this market.
Our stock will be found full and complete
in all its branches. Our motto is
"SmaH ProRts and Qatch SaIs,"
and our terms,
POSITIVELY CASH.
Give rs a call, and YOU will be satisfied
that WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Very respectfully,
II, 4. MEYER,
Cor. Huward-st. and Gar. Ave.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
The Van Buren, Press,
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
Divine Service.

Elder KREGAL of Fort Smith, will preach
.. rugenie Hall, on next Sunday at %
',.loek. P. NJ. All are Invited to attend.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF !

OFFICE or SECRETARY OF
/. L. & +. s RAILROAD Company,
Little Rock, Ark Nov. 2i, ISL. J
NTOTICEi IL hereby given, that the regular
y Annual Meeting of tho stockholders OF
the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad
Company, for the election Of Nine Directors.
10 serve for the ensuing year. and for the
transaction Of such other business as may be
brought hsiore It, VIII be held at The office OF
The Secretary Of said company IN the city OF
Little Rock Arkansgs, on the third Monday.
being tho 18th day of December, A. D. ls7l.
between the hours Of Q o'clock A NJ, and !?
o'clock VI. Of their day.
Bv order Of the Executive Committee.
GORDON y, PEAY, Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

Ut The lmpoy{er left New Orleans for this
fyer last Wednesday, and will be here sure
friday or Saturday.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

,os. f. PRATT, passed up on the Gibson this
morning.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
Clothing.

/, fine assortment Of GENTLEMEN's
4 READY MADE CLOTHING ofalI sea-
,opallp and desirable kinds, just received by
,,ov a,1A. d. C.. WILLIAMS a Co,
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

A SICK man was told that, his wife
would probably marry again. "AII
right, said he, " fer there will ba one man
tn lament my death,
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
Town Lots for Sale !

Nnn LOTS in McGEES ADDITION,
ZV1 adjoining the city Of Van Buren,.
Among which are many Of the most desire
able locations Tor residences in or about the
city. Apply to Mrs. MARY A. MCGEE
Van purcn' jan l1u
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
Bourbon whiskey.

\NOuDFoRD'5 Burbon whlsksy. suita.
w ble for meGiclnal or any other purpose.
Go and get the beet. at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-07
Lnnxls ,flgmeI

l,o-a. ,Agmer tot Barrett TO the claim, which
be rec ssniLe SSnS .ne nxsas riuns "
Storrs Flets 4eI buisey, co'ored man. sesti-
hsSsS n Ban EFT employed him. on the promise
Of IS, 20 90 nh him to Storrs' Office aud per-
sonsse RichaE Frisbee; went with him, aud on
enteri ng Stor - ONCE, Barrett remarked TO
Siorrf that ne lad man VINO he thought would
ansvt r for Fri sbee; Sterrs then told him how
the e lse stood. and pOeted him 70 how to
swer such cues 0ons as would be likely to be
aske him ut the Auditors OH CO, such as the
nam es or the OF hcers Of the gunboat, number Of
gun she carr ted, &C.; also, told him not
to sign his anne, but TO make his mark,
IL he was re, yuested To sign any paper
AZ serwards vel Ut to the AUDITORS ONCE with
Su IRIS; before Ding in Storrs asked hin IL he
KIN sv any of the messengers in the ONCE, and If
he would have oBhdence enough to answer the
QsI estions. On ! 'eturning back from the Audi
tore ONCE Storr, seemed disappointed, and re-
M n ked to Barre tt that he OBJ could have done
bs tier himself. Barrett said he was afraid to
g,y there, he h I'D got one claim through, 1.-THE
idle claiD. Al ID they knew him. Storrs then
tod witness that he had better not 70 back To
| the department sIgan, rs he might be detected.
| Detective Tillma n testified TO Burley aiding
hin in this case, rs he had done in other cases
he had been emp loyed in.
Stmrs made . statement to the court, giving
| his version of the case, denying all that Burly
| had said about his posting him as to how to
! answer questions before the department, pro-
| noxncing il An unqualified lie.