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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-22

Important Meetmg.--A meeting of the
City Central Committee of the Republican
party, will be held at their rooms, Law
Building, on Friday evening. Business of
importance will be considered at this meet
ing, and it is desirable that all the members
be promptly in attendance.
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Disappoimtel-Rerenge.- is currently
reported that Governor Walkers visit to
New York has proven 50 far unsuccessful
as to satisfy himself that he will not secure
the nomination as Vice-President on the
Democratic ticket in 1872. This has so
enraged him that he proposes on his return
to appoint seven more notaries. His dis
appointment must be great, particularly as
our worthy Mayor was unable to secure by
his presence and assistance the desired po-
sition.
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Aaotier Nuisance 1bmed.-Accounts
from the Valley agree that another of the
desperate characters who infest the noun
tain regions of Virginia has been compelled
to pass in his chips. Thomas L. Beard,
the father of the notorious horse-thief and
outlaw, Lucien Beard, has, by accident or
otherwise, been killed. For years he was
the terror of the neighborhood in which he
lived, in Albemarle county, from not only
his connection with his son and the gang of
which he was leader, but on account of his
personal conduct.
We heard a prominent gentleman OF Al
bemarle, who owned a number of valuable
horses, say, in speaking of the father and
son, that he was the only man in his county
who felt safe from their depredations that
for some act of kindness done the father
during the war, that both, L,lcien and he,
had declared they would never disturb him
or his property, and that they had faithful
ly kept their promises. This is the only
redeeming circumstance we have ever heard
connected with either of them.
Thos. e. Beard was killed on Saturday
last by a shot fired from gun III the hands
of young man named Sprouee, of Rock
bridge county. Doubts have been express
ed as to whether the act was accidental or
intentional. In either event good deed
has been performed, and we presume the
people of that section will not press the
inquiry very far as to the motive.
Sprouce had better keep his eyes open as
Lucien Beard is said to be very vindictive,
and felt an intense affection for the old man.
We may expect to hear farther of this mat
ter if, as asserted, it be true that lie is some
where in the neighborhood.
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Hotel Aag4rals. We note the following
to-day:
Eccia,ge and Bouard--J q Reed j II Roy,
y j Cole, y Magrath, l. Knight Z I Helm
ichun; l. Doggist, II Bragtlon, Il III TaliafeIro,
ID w Flitchell, G. II B Fitzhugii w Pittman,
w @ Littrell s nj bradshaw, w nj Mills, q Mil
ler Thos Murray, 4 Il Goorick, q w Wooten,
B L Wingfeld, N III STUNTS, + Rollow, w II Cum
ningha1n, ] L Kendall, r + Burr, j W Mills, ii
Q Gam; J Throx, W Cox, Fredericksburg j. !
killiek, Kentucky; n II White and lady, Mi, 4 A
Hall and wife, nj Emerald, New York q Me
Camp and son, T. ] Adams, Norfolk; WA Clean,
Baltimore; Ci S Pritchartl, Lexington; w Gill
aioney, J S Fans A L Addison, w II Whijbi son
S Edmunds, Va II NIier, II 9 i)ucman Bremen;
] S Moore. Va DIR Shelton.do: w III Turner do:
T Jones, do; w r Morby, do; Mr. IL N Wander
grift, wife and child, do Mrs S ID Goooh, do; Mrs
James Fraser, do; J Giimer do; p Giimer, do; J
Greaver do;J II Janney, do; r s Chew, do; j II
Alexander, do; i Camp, Boston; Peyton Page,
born, Culpeper; L Brown N G; J A Smith, Dan
vle w T. Talofer, Franklin; r X Eastborn,
Phila; u Reeves, Phila; w y Pace, N G; II
Hale, do; ] Hamburger, Norfolk; l. Powell;
King William; w Furguson, Washington; W +
Green, Charlotte; w Holmes, N G..
Aplericoa Hotei-R p yenable, Far1nville; p T
Woods, Southern Express Company; w ii Wilt
son, Va; Joggerson, Farmvile; d w Speer and
wife, Ga; w M Davidson, Farmville; II A Forbes,
H Chaplin, A Wright, w 13 Miles j. I3 Crute
Buckingham; J Mccormick, M Womack, Va;
General Z Johnson, Chesterfield; Captain S p
Daniel, Va; J Q Jordan, Southern Express CO.
Bogia, Philadelphia; w M Egleston, Giles
county, r A Poe, Petersburg J. w Townsend
D + r. Il Davis, Va; Amos, do; G
W Bradley, N c; J w Booker Va; B Heidon,
do S Nj Callahan, do; J Ellyson, city j
Worth, do; G Seldom, Powhatan.
Ford's Hotel--R r Chandler, II o Claushton,
Farmville; ] Mcdonald, Baltimore; Noryeli
Ryland city; Vim H Smith Mecklenburg Hen
ry Moore, Danville; t w Bracbeny, Petersburg;
j t Alexander, shelby, N @; r H Ludlam Pow
~ Wn vto
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Handsome Enquire. makes the
following handsome explanation Of its
"Turtle" Lodge error Of yesterday. We
were mistaken in our speculation relative to
the error, and offer an apology for our
remarks Of yesterday:
An Aaaustag Mistoke.-Onr compositors trans
formed Temple Lodge into Turtle Lodge yes
terday in setting up the Masonic programme for
st. Johns bay. 1t was, however, the most nat
ural mistake in the world, as they saw in the
same paragraph, and only little further on,
Dove Lodge. Now Dove always suggests Turtle,
and the two, Turtle Dove, beautifully and apt
ly represent the peaceful mission of Masonry on
earth-holding out as it does the olive branch to
true men in every land, and of every tongue.
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Hustings Court. The deputy sergeant
who went to Lynchburg in quest of jurors
to serve on the trial of ex-Mayor Chahoon,
not having returned this morning, this
court was adjourned until 5'clock this after
noon. The party from fredericksburg
reached here this morning.
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~ r Al M
oessoftaton y me 2o" fh".Wee, :" guu:, ~
ne Co''secrmton q rus We Nos".-ilie
German Catholics oil hicnmona Oh yes.er-
day, puDiicly celebrated she zotn a',lalVel- ul
sary OF the coronation oi fius ,iic Iiii'n. 1.ll
Tms branch OF our oathohc Populallo,il
worship, Tor the most part, AT St. Mary
cnurch, on Marshali, between fourth anu
fifth streets.
Inc celepratory ceremonies eomleheeo ecu
at the early hour OF 0 a. M, When tile %
dohty Society, OF St. Mary's toSetier Wlii
large number OF other devout Cathohes,
partook OF the Holy communion, ana OF
tered up 1ervent prayers that tne present
many years OF usefulness III his exalted po-
eition on aartb
A q o. ,II Al, ,11 4i,o
Al u cioch eiie ciiuiei was tloMu.u, 'He
occasion being the celebration oil Elgn Mass
bv the pastor of st. Nary's. Rev. Leonard
Ni.yay who ,vas ass;sted Inv the Rev.
nd}ef WIN WIS seSsio,S' py ,fio 1set ~ ~,
Fathers Erhard NanlnO, OF the order oil st.
Renedictns. and Vandcyeyer. deacons of
q. n -, ~ ~ Ill NJ, ',,oat ;,,to,.os.t !
iot. IeteT oaileoifi. iho ihos, ii'eioSe
ing feature of these solemn and impressive
EXERCISES was the first communion of a
-. - ,,o,,',r,,e ,,o,,o of ,,-bo,,
large humber ol peIsoliss iioiie Vi "iioin
seemed to be more than fourteen years OF
aoe 'T'he,e wore eiohteen rirls and twenty
fiye boys.
The Mass performed was composed with
special reference to this occasion by Father
Maver. and Is spoken of by Judges of music
as Rejecting great credit upon that reverend
gentlemen. Il was artistically rendered by
Che choir of st. Mary's and Rosenberger's
orchestra. the whole under the direction Of
Prof. Newhiser. leader Of the choir of st,
Peters cathedral.
The church was again filed to its utmost
capacity at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. when
Vespers were said. These services over, a
procession was formed in the following
nrda,.. As@
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In the English House of Lords recently,
Earl Granville, in reply to an inquiry con-
cernIng the treaty of Washington, said
April 0, 1865, the day of General Lees
surrender, had been accepted as the date
of the termination of the American war.
but he thought claims for losses occurring
4 albsequently would be considered.
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me- Edwards. aao Broad Street, sells .

NE Edwards, 229 Broad Street, sells all
kinds of NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES at
publishers prices, and deliver the same at your
residence on place of business without extra
charge.
Special attention paid 10 the prompt and early
delivery of the Richmond and New York daily
papers.
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RsS Thompsons POmade Optime, as n dress
ing for the Hair, is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfumed, it sofrens I'M
proves and beauties the Hair, strengthens the
roots, and gives it IA rich glossy appearances
For sale by all druggists. Price, 35 and 7j cents
ner bottle
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sM Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powders

Bg Ihurstons ivory Pearl Tooth Powders
is strongly recommended as the best dentrifrice
known. 1t 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, % and
80 ppr bottle
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The State Treasury. was paid
into the State treasury yesterday sl2 ,00o.
The disbursements for the last month from
the First Auditors office amounted to
sag, 900, Of which $40, 900 was paid out
for the support of the public schools of the
State.
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BY its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatedly
cleaned and made equal to new; even when bao-
ly soiled they can be readily restored 1t is easy
of application and is perferfectly free from any
odor. For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers Price 25 cents q bottle
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No Our friends who pay four or five dollars
per gallon for whiskey, forget that''B SELECT .
sold by w. d. BLAIR s. Co, Ninth and Main,
at $3.50, is a rich, mellow, old whissey.
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WANTS.

VTTANTED--A GOOD COOK for a small
w family. Apply at No. rs West Clay
street. e 2l-2t*
VXTANTED--A COOK, without children, to
w cook for u family of two and TWO SER
WANTS besides cook. Also, n WOMAN to take
washing out. Apply to JOHN 5. WISE,
S12 Grace street, between Eighth and Ninth.
ie 2l--3t
VTyANTED-A SERVANT WOMAN to do
w general holseworls. Apply to
G. WENDLINGER,
lie eff 9l6 Main street.
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A StoJbmg Afruy- The accused Sent on
for fol-Yesterday morning, colored
man by the name Of William Smith, was
arrested by Sergeant ChallSley, for stabbing
John Myers with small pocket knife.
He was brought before Justice White this
morning for hearing, when the following
facts were elected: Some weeks since My
ers, who is employed by butcher in the
second market, sold Smith a lot of sheep
brains, representing them to be hog brains.
Smith found out the difference, and re-
turned to Myers and asked him to take
back the brains and return him his money,
when Myers laughed at him, called him
sold Brains" and threatened to whip him
if he did not leave.
Since that time, whenever Smith has
passed through the market, Myers and
others called HIM cold Brains" This
Smith stood until patience ceased to be
virtue, and ON passing through the market
on yesterday, he met Myers, who again in
suited him, when he drew a small pocket
knife, the blade of which is about onc-half
inch in length, and inflicted a slight wound
in Myers, abdomen. After full hearing
of the evidence, he was sent on to be
indicted by the grand jury Of the Hastings
court on the 2Sth and refused bail. We
have since learned that motion for a writ
of hadeos corpus will be argued before
Judge Guigon tomorrow morning, touch
ing the matter Of bail. A. Noise is counsel
for Smith. -
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DISSOLUTION, &c.

RICHMOND, VA, June 20, 1877.
THE CONCERN OF +. p. WILKINSON &
Il co. is this day DISSOLVED by mutual con-
sent. Either party will settle the business of the
late firm. 4. p. WILKINSON.
+. II. CHARLES.
NEW FIRM.--We, the understand. will con-
IN time the PRODUCE and COMMISSION.
BUSINESS in the same building, No. Seven
teenth street, and solicit the patronage of the
public. THOS. p. WILKINSON.
lie 2l--3t GEO. II. CLIFFORD.
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RATES 0F ADVERTISING.
will be inserted in the EVEN
TATE JOURNAL at the following rates,
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements of Lost Wants, Found, For
Rent, &C., not exceeding three Or ionr lines, will
be inserted under the proper headings at TWEEN
TY-FIvE. GENTS for one insertion or two in
sertions for FORTY CENTS; three insertions,
SIXTY CENTS--invaribly CASH IN ADVANCE.
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ne City observation-disclosures wishing the
STATE Journal left early and regularly at their
places of business, or residences, by responsible
carriers, will please leave their orders with JOHN
sToN & SELDES, Newsdealers, 9ls Main Street,
and at the News Depot of w. A. EDWARDS, 229
-Eoct Rroad Strnat
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asyBilliard Temple. .-Redford and Ives, co

Ris Billiard Tenple.--Redford and Ives cor-
ner of Main and Eleventh streets, keep the most
fashionable Billiard Saloon in Richmond. Their
tables are all new. and everything connected
with the establishment is frst-class Players
are informed that whistling is positively prohb
1 tied
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Foh NE" YORK 81,
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CONI-
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Captain BLAKEMAN, will leave her wharf
at Rockets on FRIDAY, June 23d, at o'clock
A. NJ Freight received until Thursday night.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points--north south,
east and west Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare. @l2 90
Steerage. .......................... 9 90
Round Trip Tickets s.......s...............2 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
lie 2l-3t No 8 Governor street
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evening state gparaal.

PUBLISHED DAILY tsundays Excepted
At No. o12M Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The JOURNAL is delivered to subscribers in
the city at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
the carriers-THREE CENTS per single copy.
PRICE FOR MAuISG.---Three months 81 70; six
months 80 90; one year Sc 90.
subscribers six months for 70 cents; year ~ TO-
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Hlg- The Daily State Journal will be mailed
to persons leaving the city for the summer
at FIFTY CENTS per month.
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FOR SALE.

r WILL SELL CHEAP, If CALLED FOR
j. Immediately, some NEW AND SECOND
HAND CARTS, ONE FIRST CLASS ABIl}tT--
LANCE, ONE NEW TWO HORSE Farm
WAGON, TWO LUMBER WAGONS, &c, Sc.
am paying the highest cash price for Rags
Bones Iron, Sllrnac, sc.
JOHN KELLY,
Twentieth street, between Main and Gary
je 17--tf
Ian AND FLY DRIvER.-State and
IL county rights for sale. This novel, as well
as nseful machine, can be seen ats Fortl's
Hotel. ~
je l9--4t* ID. +. BOOTON, Agent.
ELGiN
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TNHE STATE JOURNAL is an excelle nt ad-
1 yertsing medium. Try it and see.
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SHIPPING
ExCuRsIoN SEASON OPENED!

GREAT REDUCTION IN FARRELL
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO NORFOLK
AND RETURN, S3. sr
Single Tickets to Norfolk, So. Good until used
per Steamer sJOHN SYI.yESTER'
We Cheapest route to Cobbs Island
l.. b. TATUM,
Gen'l Ae't james River Steamboat Co.
IN n I'm,
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70 WAom IL Nay Conceyn.---We arc, re-
quested to state that the contested election
case of Tuckahoe township, Henrico coun-
ty, will be tried tomorrow morning, at II
O'Clock, at the courthouse of Henrieo
county. Colonels Popham and Shields
have been retained as counsel for the de-
PENDANTS.
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Ag Cali on your Jeweler and ask TO see the
Elgin Watches.
business Office and Salesroom National Watch
Company,
lJ9 and 16t Lake Street. Chicago,
Maiden Lane New York.
10 9e-2aW&VlW f
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KEEP COOL.
Buy your WATER-COOT.ERS, ICE CREAM
FREEZERS and FRuIT-JARS from
w. j. ANDERSON,
s25 Main and 205 Broad streetsf
je 15--3md&w
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BY TELEGRAPH.
W SHIN GT0N NEW

Resolutions of the Ohio Republicans
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Fatal. RESULT OF A TORNADO IN
INDIANA.
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Mrs. vallandigham Still Unconscious.

LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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A Big iSiah.--James river. The council
of Richmond expended $3.50, 600 of the peo-
ple's money on James river in the last
twelve months. fm
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IOWA REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
FOR GOPERNOR.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN
CALIFORNIA.
In CALIFORNIA.

SUMMARY JUSTICE AND LYNCH LAW.
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UNION Pacific r. r., OFFICE OF GES'L Sur'r,}
a 4

UsIoS PAcIFIe r. r.. OFFICE OF GES'L Sup'r,l
OMAHA, Dec. 10, 1860.
Hon. T. M. AVERY,
Pres't National Watch Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
Dear Sir-During the month that have car
ried one Of yonr ''B. w. Raymond Watches it
has not failed to keep time with so much accura-
cy rs to leave nothing to desire in this regard
For accuracy in ime-keeping, beauty of move
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miration, and arouse my pride as an American,
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with similar manufacturers OF older nations
They need only TO be known to be appreciated.
Yours, most respectfully,
G. G.. HAMMOND, Gen'l Sup'i
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
POLICE NOTES

Patrolman Mcdonald killed mad dog yesterday,
in front OF 40 liJ Ihird-sve
lawyer named Cuppdge ace GO died suddenly
Yesterday st No. J3S. Bosery.
George Fleming, axe y, died yesterday, at No. $50
Third from Injuries received b, falling second-tory windos
John DNyer was arrested, Yesterday, for assault
Ing and beating OtsT McGoau Courtst Brookn Sunday
night
John Costello age -, residing at No l36 Harrison
Bfookn, h. D. vas drosnd YESTERDAY while bathing Nes
Creek
The boiler III I. W. Devoes white lead manuiac-
No ITO iorai'o exploded yeseay causing tOO damage.
No injured
German named Helman, age 49, residing at the
foot OF h~i r sS drowned last evening by the upsetung
Of . boat % the loot OF East ses.n y-fDurth-st.
John Williams, n 'longsh0reman. age 50, of No ll9
Js,-'t Brookh fell YESTERDAY hatebway the Second
floor of L. CoheL's No i8l Wster-t, killed
Samuel l.: Harris who charged in the Jeffer-
son Market f"e Court a Fls viii having deraaied Aaron
Bradley denies that he admitted that might have been clerical
m the ruuy
Mrs. Christlana kunz of No. PA East Forty y-frst-
st. while nssne from tte death Of her child attempted ue by hnug
po At hef breast 1t only loaded With powler and she esesped
with slight bGrhs
Patrick Kelly, I'M Irish EbOrer, age So late of No.
t6 s.oob del 'esenisy Bellevue Hospital from Injuries
eeit on fndar by lsbg from the Third Of
bsliins 81 fort,etbst and Hrtays.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

II has been reported at various times that
the caisson or wooden foundation whichthe tower
ON the New-York side to be built was nearly ready
and would be laid within few days, but the public e1-
pectation has thus disappointed The delay mas
been occasioned in a great by the inability OF
the Bridge Company obtain possession OF the Terry
slips ut the foot OF Roosevelts where the earSoh 10
be laid The Ferry Company cannot relnquish posses
sion of their present site until the LIST OF August WIEN
their new slips Immediately adjoining the present ones
will be In readiness for Formidable engines nave
been AT work for some months scOOping up the md ana
stones from the bottom In order to deepen the water
and the slips in Of rapid construction "heh
the Ferry Company yacate, the Bridge Company VIII
Immediately proceed to tear away the sidngs OF their
old slips and sink piles deep In the EARTH To be used as
foundation for the yard which necessary for their use
while the tower il building This will take considerable
time and as much OF this work must be finished
before the caisson bo laid, II IA not proDa-
bic that the latter be done before the LIT OF Sepem
Der next Meantime. the Brooklyn tower has reached
hight of 80 feet above highwaer mark and in
tended be go feet In hight II is 100 feet in length by
about 10 in width the river runs and built Of solid
stone each block weighing several uns the interstices
between the blocks being filled in with ROsendae cement
which, when thoroughly dry Is hard the stone itself
In the center two large squire spaces have been left
open the tower In the opinion of the engineer losing
nothing in strength thereby. II will be continued to the
top the plan when both towers are finished,
span OF 600 feet will be swung the river permit
ting the passage OF all vessels underneath Of less than
$500 tuns burden. Vessels that tunnage will be
obliged lower their topmasts before they can pass
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
A CUNNING FORGER CAUGHT.

The Savings Banks of this city have been
yictimized ut intervals for several months past by
shrewd operator whose plan was to open an account
with a Savings Bank, by depostng either money OF
genuine checks for a small amount. He would then
draw against IT, add other money checks, ana again
draw upon the thus deposited. Finally, he would
deposit forged check for considerable amount, ana on
the same day draw against for nearly the full amount
In every instance until yesterday his plan was success
full From the Bowlinggreen Savings Bank he obtained
$3.50 last February by means OF check on the Ger
mania Bank altered from small sum to a
much larger one; from the Guardian Bank he obtained
81 500 from the Oriental 81 O0O Abngdon-square, $500
Freedmans Savings Institution, 5000 Others have been
have confined his attentions entirely to the saving insti
tutons Circulars distributed TO the various banks
giving description Of the forger Nevertheless his ope
rations continued some OF the banks being vctimzed
even after receiving the circulars.
few days ago "a man, whom the officers OF the insttn
tion believed to DE the mysterious forger deposited
81 900 in the National Savings Institution AT HOust0ns
and Broadway. Superintendent Kelso was informed OF
the suspicious Of the officials and Detectives Farley and
Smn gon detailed TO watch for the forger. Yes
terday the depostor appeared, and presented check
for whereupon he arrested and taken to Police
Headquarters. Walter Roach VicePresident Of the
Guardian Savings Bank and Others Identified the prs-
the who had victimzed their banks, and Mr.
Roach promptly attached the s,Oc which the prisoner
had deposited In the National Savings Institution. The
prisoner claimed be Alfred r. Cauheld 26, book
binder OF No 81 Thirdst He locked up to await
examination,