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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-28

RELIGIous.-The main audience room
of the First Baptist church edifice, corner
of Twelfth and Broad streets, having been
beautifully painted, carpeted and decorated,
will be open for divine service tomorrow
morning at l / o'clock, and in the evening
at 7g o'clock. The pastor, Rev. DIR. Bur-
rows, will preach, and the new organist,
Mr.. Petticolas, will conduct the music.
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Atlanta, Ga, October 27.-Bunls, the
superintendent of the Brunswick and
Albany railroad, has left, without notice.
Kimball is said to have leased out the
interest of Lyons Il McLinden, Blue & Co.,
Hines & Hobbs, and others, for $3.50, 900.
Governor Bullock has had signed, sealed,
and delivered to himself, bonds amounting
to So, ,lS0, ,000-the full amount that the
Brunswick and Albany railroad is entitled
to when completed--while the road is far
from completion. 1t is stated that Gov
ernor Bullock did not use the services of
the superintendent of public works to ex-
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VARIETY IRON WoRKs.-We invite the
attention of the public to the advertisement
Of this establishment, to be found in our
paper to-day. The works have been in
operation for twenty years, and the work
turned out is of the highest character.
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VALUABLE LANDS AT AUCTION
Messrs. Allderdicc and Latane, assignces,
will on the 30th inst, offer for sale at
auction, quite number of tracts Of valu-
able Virginia lands, to which we call the
attention of those interested.
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ne "B" Select Whiskey.

Es-A Habit is "A Habit.-Great social evils
and abuses, which interfere with marriage, has
ruined the prospects and happiness of thousands
of the young. Sure means of relief for the err
ing and unfortunate, diseased and debilitated,
can be obtained by calling at DIR. WoLcorr's PAIN
PAIyr OFFICE, No. 2o7 Fifth street, between
Grace and Broad.
Where all advice is given free, none need fear
exposure All communications answered prompt
IL
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Rome, Oct. 2S.-An ''allocution" of the
Pope has been published in which, while
he recognizes the Bishops appointed by the
Italian government as possessing the re-
quisite qualifications of their offices, he SOL
emnly repudiates ltaly's guarantee, and
protests against the invasion of the Holy
See. The "allocution' also condemns the
course of DR.. Dollinger and such as are fol-
lowing his examples, in warning against
the decisions of the Ecumenical Council.
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euarantined.

Fortress Monroe, Oct 2S.--The schoone r
Florence Rogers, bound from Charleston tG
New York, arrived here this morning and
is anchored at the lower quarantine ground.
Her captain and second mate have died oil
yellow fever since leaving Charleston.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHM0ND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
.PROPRIETRESS.. Mrs w. T. POWELL.
GREAT SUCCESS OF MISS ADA IIARLAND.
SATURDAY EVENING, October 2sth, 1871,
Last appearance of MISS ADA IIARLAND.
BY request, will be produced the burlesque of
ALLADIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL SCAMP.
Miss Ada Harland .,.....A Alladin.
To conclude with the
TWO GITIVE
During the burlesque, Miss Ada Harland will
sing her song and dance Where Flowers
Blush and Bloom
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No One Of those handsome store-rooms in
St. Albas hall, corner of Main and Third streets,
has just been opened by our young friend, G.. G..
Thompson, who has a complete stock of GRocg
RIgs WINES, LIeUoRs, &C., to which the atten
lion Of The public j: invited.
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CHICAGO RELIEF AND AID SOCIETY }
STANDARD HALL,
la.tr-.aD... On E.aI...,. III 4

Dock CONFERENCE.-THE following is a
list of the leading articles received into the
Richmond dock for the week ending Octo-
Der 27th, 1871: 2,s3i bushels wheat, 6S,-
600 shingles, 100 tons granite, 267 bales
hay, 300 tons iron ore, 2,222 tons coal
anthracite and bituminous, 400 tons iron,
lO,230 sacks Of salt, 4Ol 900 feet Of lun-
ber.
The number Of vessels which entered
and reantered the dock during the fiscal
year ending September 30th, 1871, was as
follows: Steamers 100, barks 30, schooner
G3G, sloops lS9, tug-boats 80, barges and
canal boats, 26o-total 1913. The total
Of 1869 was | ,lS7.
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me- Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powders
is strongly recommended as the best dentrifrice
known. IL cleanses and preserves the teeth
hardens the gums, sweetens the breath; and, con-
tanning no acid or gritty substance, is perfectly
harmless, and can be used daily with great ad
vantage. Sold by all druggists. Price, 25 and
so per bottle
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Bond, United States
Circuit Judge, leaves tonight for his home
in Baltimore. He will return on Tuesday
morning next, to which time the court al.
journed.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-
Ltdge Bond Presiding. g.--,fhe court was
occupied during its entire session to-day
with the case Of Thomas b. Bigger, post
master of this city at the time of the break
ing out Of the late civil war.
AT three o'clock this afternoon the jury
in the case found for the plaintiff and
assessed the damages at S2,5l0.52, with
interest from the 3lst OF May, 1861, till
paid.
The District Attorney entered motion
for new trial on the ground that the ver-
dict was contrary to the law and the evil
dence.
The court was then adjourned till Tues
day morning at ten o'clock.
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..R" Select Whisisey.

ne Cigars and T0baeco.-if you want TO buy
good Cigars aud Tobacco, you can do so at T
BALMER & Co.'S, Sl4 Main street.
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he English Breakfast Teas mixed for and
imported by T. BALMER & Co, sl+ Main street.
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Mg- Fancy Groceries. Imported and Domestic,
always in stock, at 7. BALARR & Co.'s, sl4 Main
street
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=. tNEN I Vfthi OCtODeT %, ISTI.
Stocks strong and steady. Government and
state bonds dull and steady. Gold heavy at
lll1@ll2. Exchange-long So: short gss.
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Coy. Walker and Col. Owens left yes
terday for Baltimore.
The amount of the State debt, funded
up to yesterday, was s22 100000.
-Littleton Addison, white convict
from Surry, was received at the pcnitentiary
yesterday for term Of one year. His
crime is unlawful cutting.
Mr.. Charles PoindeXter sailed on the
steamer Anglica from New York for Ger
many, where he goes to spend two years
at the University Of Berlin.
The case OF Sarah Turner, charged
with attempting to poison Isabella Turner,
came up in the police court this morning,
and was sent on by Justice White.
Three hundred and fifty friends, from
Indiana, have passed over the Richmond
and Danville railroad within the past two
days en- route to Greensboro. \. c.; to
attend their annual meeting at tilat place,
which begins October 29th.
Capt. j.. M. Hudson, formerly Of this
city, but now of New Orleans, is how here,
the guest of c. NJ. Wallace, Esq. lie goes
to Washington to argue an important case
connected with the New Orleans Custom
house, before the Secretary of the Treasury.
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POLICE CoURT-JuStice j. j. White
Presiding. following cases were dis
posed Of to-day:
Sarah Turner, charged with feloniously
administering poison to Isabella Turner,
with intent to commit murder. Sent on to
Hastings court, first Monday in November
w. w. Woodson, charged with being
drunk and making indecent exposure of his
person. Discharged with admonition, this
being the first offence.
Preston Nichols and Joseph Clayton,
charged with fighting in the streets. Nichols
fined S5.
Hester Morris, charged with using abu-
siye language and threatening to cut Agnes
Cooper, with a knife. Attachment issued,
parties not appearing to answer
Agnes Cooper, charged with assanlting,
abusing and threatening the life of Hester
Cooper. Attachment issued, parties not
appearing to answer.
Henry Brown, charged with assaulting
and striking Dorcus Hankins. Fined $3.50.
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MANY SIGNs-Some Good and Some
not Good.-Our sprightly and plucky DEM
ocratic cotcmpora,y, the Ecening Meas,
has beautificd its office by large and hand
some signs, quite attractive to all passers-
by but has spoilt it all by that flag
which must soon be furled. Upon it is
written, conservative Headquarters
But for that banner it would not have had
to reduce the price Of its paper from two to
one cent a copy. That banner brings no
prosperity with it. 1t is the insignia of
sectionalism, of confinement, of illiberality.
Our little friend can never prosper until
it writes ''freedom to alp as its motto. 1t
may kill Radicals where ever it sees 'em,
but like the countryman who destroyed the
showman's snake, it will be guilty Of mnr-
der at the expense of some one else. To
destroy Republicanism, is to murder peace,
prosperity and happiness-to chain free
dom and strike down the liberties of the
people of America. Paint your signs, if
need be, in letters Of gold, descriptive of
your business; make them to be seen by
all, but for the sake of human liberty furl
that banner, let it rest--its days of useful
ness are passed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
DAILY STATE JOURNAL OFFfcR

RICHMOND, Oct. %, 1871.
We quote flrst-class paper at to 10 per
cent per annum. Richmond city bonds are held
at SO cents. Virginia State stocks duh There is
an active demand for flrst-class railroad secnri-
ties
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sY-yyhiskey-T. Balmer n Co., sl4 Main
street, have still some of their choice ~ Whisley
on hand
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SPORTSMEN'S S HALL.
SUTHERLAND

NOTICE,-The public are cautioned against
IN trading for Il note drawn by Royster & Grass
wit, dated July 22d, lS7l, payable six months af-
ter date TO their own order for forty five hundred
dollars, the said note being now without consid-
GRAFTON, and invalid. j. b. ROYSTER,
oc 2s-lt* of Royster& Grasswit.
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DAILY--S6 per year; six months, -; three
months, 81 80; month, 90 cents.
SEMI-WEEKLY-$2.5 per year; six months,
81 25; three months, rs cents.
WEEKLY-$l.5o so per year; six months, 70 cents
Ro9- WEERLY and SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
Clubs at ectremeiy tol1 rates.
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my-subscribs to Edwards. Cireu,

Rs Subscribe to Edwards Circulating Libra
ry, now containing nearly FIVE THOUSAND
VOLUMES of choice and interesting reading
matter on all subjects. Terms moderate, only
twenty-five cents per month and deposit of
one dollar. Everybody ought to be able to read
at these rates
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THE MILITARY AND THE FAIR.-We
ape informed that the intended military pa
rade at the Fairgrounds, next week, is
likely to be dispensed with, on account of
the action of the officers of the Fair, re-
quiring the usual gate fee from each mem-
ber of the regiment. The proposed dress
parade of the military was certainly re-
garded as an interesting feature of the ex-
hbition, and very many people will keenly
feel the disappointment should it fail to
come off through the ill-advised action Of
the managers of the Fair, or from any
other cause. The parade would most GER
tainly attract many visitors to witness the
''pomp and circumstance of glorious waro
in this weak piping time of peace" and
we trust President Harvic win reconsider
his action, invite the military, and thus
crafty very many people who have been
looking forward to the parade with great
deal of enthusiasm.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

anime the report upon the condition of the
road preliminary to the endorsementof the
bonds, but appointed an engineer in the
employ of the road. The amount of bonds
issued for this road is twice the entire in
debtedness of the State at the close of the
war
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ngg-..B,, Select whiskey.

RGs-Canncd Fruits and Vegetables in the full
est assortment can be had at 7. BALNER 4 Co e,
Sl4 Main street
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N1ETRopoLITAN HALL.

NEW AND ELEGANT PRESENTS.
"a lady's Gold Watch given away at each per-
Eormanee, besides Silver Watches, Family 81
sles Ice Pitchers, SC.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY
at O'Clock at which everybody will receive a
present.
Adniss n--TWENfY-F1VE CENTS.
Bgs Doors open at o'clock to commence at
o'clock oc &3-6t
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evening State Suitrnal.
TERMS

DAILY, SEAII-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
No. 9l2h Main Street. Richmond, Va.
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coME oNEi COME ALL.
BY order of City Central Committee;
WIN. Il. BAILEY, Chm'n.
GEO. l. BAILEY, Sec'y. oc 2s--2t
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ReB GrOeeries.-Families III want of Groce.
ries are referred to the advertisement of 7. BAL
MER Co, sl4 Main street, in another column
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M-"B'' Select Whiskey.
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days en- ro"e TO Greensboro \. W 10
attcna their anlua, meet,hB at 'ilat piace'
wmch begins octoper 29th.
..-Capt. u. NJ; hudson' formerly 0, thls
CITY, put now OF New orleans, IS now mere,
the guest OF u M. Wailace, Esq iie goes
to washington to argue an important case
connected WIN tne new orieais ,r ous.olii-
mouse, before the secretary Oh the treasury.
- ,-----'s---- e,.----s'.- ~ ,1o.,.
w hhLIeiouS '9tSV I, lchS lV-sl1NnoM.L .lI
we no'e 'he 'ohowihs Spe'"' aPpoi'''-
menus a.
IT second rfesDyterian T,lnfeh'lley. lI nh pr,
lIoSe az ! n. M ailH ni,i = y. ~ lnc pais.J1,
VII, W II aiso preach at hioa fa'N az q O'CLOCK
L. ". "a -, n.
olace-o.reeS iresgyteIli',i; A'cN' III.
iSeau at "a. ~, M alo ! !; ; NJ
Eplscopai'1ihe tity Missionary ~ 5AssI- ils'ss,
cation OF INC rrotestans fpisc9pat onllch
WIN resume hS mohtlily uli''et. iiiee.iiiS' e
oegln,nhg Wltn ton,nofToW MI, i,lshE as ~
IaufS chuIch. Inc other EliscoPai
tions will meet at st. Paul's at n quarter
before s o'cock. A collection will be
taken IN to aid the Society. The Very
Rev. the Dean of Chester, DR.. Howson.
will deliver an address unon the occasion.
st, Paul's church will also be open in the
morning at IL O'Clock. The bishop of
Kansas Is expected TO preach.
Virginia Iiail Ninth street. .)-Rev. John
E,lenner At o a. M. Sermon to the children
al 3.3O p. M.
First Baptist Services by the pastor in
the main alldicnce-room at il An. and
up. M.
Second Bantist.-Rey. G. G. Biting at
II A. Nj. and n p. NJ.
Fulton Baptisf. s. z. Taylor at II
A. M.
Sidney Baptist.-Bey. .J.eL,M. Curry.
IL. d., at ! i A. NJ. Rev. j. b. Blanken-
Christ fEpiscopaD Church VALLEY, ,(-Rev.
Henry wall at ii O'clock p. M.
Union Station Methodist. I-Rey. j. T..
Twittv. of Randolph Macon College. at II
A. Nj. and " p. NJ.
Methodist Episcopal-Rey. A. r. Miller
will preach in the United States court-room
at ii A NJ
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R@"B" Select Whiskey.
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Domestic Markets-[BY rgLEaRAPH]
New York, October %, ls7l.
Flour and Corn a shade firlner Wheat held
higher and quiet. Pork quiet ut Sl275Gpl3 Lard
steady, Cotton dun and heavy-Uplantis is Il;
Orleans l9%-sales of 100 bales. Turpentine ste,i-
ddy at 6s@Io Rosin firm at lbs for strained
Freights firm.
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evening Stats Su,trnat,
JOHN W. wOLTZ, News and City Editor
LOCAL MATTERS-

REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
For the Senate.
Hon. j. r. POPHAM, WILLIAM TROY,
SAMUEL l.. ANNABI.E.
For the House.
d. W. BOHANNON, @. S. MILLS,
HORACE L. KENT, HENRY MILLER,
JOHN RANKIN.
For the House, from Henrico.
G. C. VINCENT. JOHN WOODWORTH.
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ELECTION TICKETS printed at the STATE
JOURNAL office, at the following reasonable
rates:
200. SO 90
% w
Each additional 900. O0........................2 90
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
The CASH must accompany all orders.
Write the names to be inserted PERFECTLY
PLAIN in order that no errors may occur.
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MEETINGS.
A TENTICN, REPUBLICANs
A GRAND MASS MEETING

of the people of Richmond will be held at the
Corner of Marshall and 27,h Streets,
ON MONDAY EVENING, BOTH INST,
at o'clock
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Gen. N. G.. ORDWAY and Professor A. NJ.
GREEN, of Washington city, will speak at the
following places
Norfolk-SATURDAY, Oct. 2sth, at p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1871-12-27
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM yAor


p.s %Sp ., ESs'ps :.d Campbell s'fCw " y:
Had severe westerly gales and high the entire passage
with much snow and fog
stssmsh'p Main (No otersndorp, Brenen via southamp
Erperenced heavy westerly gales and high The entire
passage.
Steamship Equator, Bartlett New Orleans Dec H. With
sgnaIed steamship Gen ecdgwick hepoe for New Orleans
Steamship Magnolia Palmer, Savannah Is hours With
mdse and passengers; TO Garrison Had light winds
Steamship HmntsvsIs, Crowen, aayspnaL Dec 49, with
mdse an passengers. 10 Lowdcn Psfscd brig ashore
the Woodlands M
Steamship Champion, LOCKWOOD, Charleston Dec 2s wAA
Steamship Een Terry. 6lyear, kewpcrn, NC, days,
with mdse and passengers, 10 Murray. Ferris Co.
Steamship Wyauoke, Bourne, Richmond Oity Point aud
Norfolk WITH mdse and passepsers TO Old Dominion Steam
steamship VIM r Clyde. Jones' Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk, with mdse sna passengers, 70 Washington
Steamship G knight, johnson, Georgetown DC, with
and passenrers. 10 MeTrick Encountered thick
ioa ~ the passnee 2s,h on squan, Nj spoke bark East
Lotbiap Of London from Auckland, NJ, for New York
utu4 pei it with mdse 70 order Passed Cane Of Good
Hopo Oct 49, touched al bt Helena Nov eft again
nert day crofaed iho Equator Nov a. ~ lon 81 mad
hne weather to Cape Batterss Dee on Iiatteras took
buwarks and three boats stove Put into maurius eahy
ship rearIess tof Bosson Tiop, Padany Sept 2s with
mdse 10 Baker Passed Capa Of Good Hope Nov 9 and
crossed The beus2r D,s r. 9o o. 90 had yer. g. 81 r.d
lasting honrsj 0ctly let aS21 Jon te spoke snip
Nov I.,sl Wa, lon is o. q shiP guasy IAN from .s!a1S
pore same day ,nip SianeHsrd from Card'a for Cal
lao De ai OIL Ion 90 O. bark jamaica from GLASGOW
The New York herald., 1871-12-27

oees sUsaea - No reel hghs WIN be betws On
Henay smith, Of Albany; Tom Alv0rd, OF Syracu e
and Prince, Of Queens Hustled. OF Wesscnester, Y
ne does net seem 70 have much hold on the new
members Of the House. at leest % says pro ointment
.Ss s.sns e ne ps .AO mas been travelling
THE POLITICAL WIND AND wxATBBR
Alv0rd, ne sAys, wants tho place badly-in facs is
s ne :s D.sn S ns OF me
Senate, Speaker OF the House, and q great many
other things, too numerous 10 mention. smith ap-
Is remembered Of the pledges that were made 70
hlm by Conkling just before the syracuse Conyen-
tion about that Attorney % Generaisnp mat ne did
that old sores lake long time 10 heal. Still Conk-
ling may have some KIND or an ofer 70 make, and
he Was ever unfairly dealt by or that ne ever made
threats OF war TO the knife upon those who were
instrumental In doing him on. oil his just dues poll.
lem or crossing gulf by simply throwing Q pridg !,
across will come into play and everything be love ~
on both sides OF the cnasnn Smith is man Of ~ "a
say that he w0nd De unobject0nal, provided the
committees commit s were were not made m t isciional ~ for
GET THE COLD SHOULDER
on the ground Of reform expediency. Scr ae men.
ton is also made OF Robert II. Strahan, sim DIV from
him favorably. From the way the repu6r can mem
bers look upon the dictatorlal airs Of che various
city committees IN telling them what to 40 about
the Ninety folks win have in the long un 70 take
back seat and allow the men oers little
say ss about the chance Of the ,peaker them.
tanned from the various members VINO have oeen
getatablc during the present holiday season.
70 sp i %
Conkling men, when. OF course, the democrats are
expected to take hand n to M Ike the afar inter
democrats win 60 solid with - e Fenton men, But
we shall see what we shall see.
The New York herald., 1871-12-27
TIE PRISONERS PEN.
Another Outrage at Jefferson M nrket-Caged

Another Outrage at Jefferson M nrket-Caged
for u Mi~slemeanOr.
Among the charges against policemen brought be-
tore co nmissoDer Manierre yesterday was the case
OF an 0f1cer at JEFFERSON Market named James
Curry. This man was charged with unorr1cerlike
conduct BY Mr.. John Hecksner, OF l43 Madison ave.
nue.. This gentleman was arrested by a mounted
policeman on Fifth avenue for driving too rapidly
down that rhOroughtare, anu taken TO the Jefferson
Market Police Court Here
WAS GlvRN IN CHARGE
10 Curry, who the officer OF the day. Curry In.
sisted upon the gentleman's going into the box,
although ne was requested by she prisoner TO grant
HIM the favor oil being allowed to remain outside,
as there was already q most offensive drunken
Oafer In the box, VINO was bleeding prOflsely. The
officer was unrelentng, and Mr.. aecksher was
Obliged to add himself TO the society OF the place.
He remained there until the Clerk OF the Court came
In, and tnen this gentleman released Mr.. Hecksher
from MS uncomfortable position. At quarter TO
three O'Clock the Ponce Magistrate put in an ap-
pearance and In lew moments Mr. Hecksher was
set al liberty. The matter was referred TO the
Board.