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The sun., 1871-11-15
REAL ESTITE MOVEMENTS.

The announcement that james NJ. Miller would
sell At suction tho late estats OF Townsend Poole
braeing snty-seyen plots OF land in fremont West.
chester county. drew together large crowd OF spec.
ulatofs ana real estate operators at the Exchange Sales
room yesterday, The bidding opened lively. and II
lots on the east side OF Grana avenue between Bel
mont And Clinton places, were take by Mr.. Moulton
Tor tOO each. The same gentema also bought 10 los
the east side OF Grand ayeuue between linton and
OTt rd places fol 500 each on the east side OF Grand
avenue nor Of OK ord place, II lots were sold ~ Mr.
Weaver for $40 eAyh
-Four lots IN IN southeast corner OF Orchard street
and Grand avenue were strECK Of TO / MARITIME for
$500 each and 10 ots the west side ofGrani avenrc
between Orchard street and OXFORD place, bought
by W Nartne Tor $40 each. fame building and
( NJ lots on the northeast corner OF Central AvenuH
anu OIioId place were knocked down to Mr. Conan
'Og Si!.l each Seven lots adjoining on the avenue
Wrrc ttktu by Mr. Narnest Tor S7S5, and the next
ihHr- ~ ~; hu'rl iIt $50 fOur ll(s on mo
southwett ruracr ot Grand avenue nni oxford place
we're sJil 10 l. M4ruue Tor tlJ each,
and flr on IN" Wtst tds OF Grant
avenue, no ee, south Of oxford place to pay Dunn
for sltuJ ssV1. l.t Joining lots ON The same avenue
were sod a. tollpwsi -Four to Nj, Cofln for fl,S0j
each, Cgnt 10 s. Nagtue for $1,000, four q W wilson
fol tl0J caCn ana eight 10 Nr tzeu for $3.50 eacn.
A. mn point Nath A" $, JARVIS JT truttee, deem
She P:cel uaeat.' .'4sctJii uIdtieu a. hDounnt.T Vi
Is nay he seen by advc.tsem 'nt, Joseph Mcclure
viii sel morrow iu the "a l,IF saesloInl R' 20
uu'4h OF dcirab Lott uu NeN ayeaIe, l.itl IL ~,
an otlel up-loWu street.,
The sun., 1871-11-15

TUESDAY, Nov t4.-FLoUR AND Mru-with Q
an .ds %Sds ss ma ~ ten
s%S oaSs u9 9: ssS's @ ;sS- :S :se SSc%t
sc1usnly accumulated rapidly RE nour has declined.
Syn DAY The SsTn s%G
s5'p psas sa & and and s on $
sSeo, sI.ra swte Ae tesoassSi Western ,prsi
sct. aSsr s1 sSs - "a. dS sna e%Gs SonSs extra. s @
southeIs bakers. and family brands ssstsso s:gin:
Corn $ssI ws.icEs. A.; i,sss.s btsnd;. vine
PnoyInoss-Ths msrke, for hog product, hs, been
fSrs Sna fairly active sale. aiOC Sbl, a
orm. mess ana a. ,Sts r fSp fSf extra pne b
8%s. %css ssa sRS sSm,ns ma r nss ms. g!s DO print
or rOaaS ow %S %csS S Bacon 5oGS and nN ca
SorssSa sSa clear I sSs9n on ss9' seSsc 70,
&C.. with 900 bis long clear for FEB At 7Jgc picked
ssouasT ssss dG Lard S's; ss.d. des s
Prime 'ST on go sDo & 3 p%o Ior s' S 1
ana pkc. for January. Drc.se hogs arm at 6hasNc.
nominaliy Unchanged ''''''' "''"' u"''' "u'
GRIiN-WiI6 some speculation in All the leading ar.
wheat ogenei nrmer, on favorable foreign ad dee.
%. Sts 1SS'is fUr & G9y o sSe. yn ,'
pIn S 100 and tsd aaa snses @ os cSa.sS S ss
1S,sS %sSsSS kye :Sss s5tss 'od at S ws',s
His; State s.SssSc, Rr,tein No. and No, = Says
Barley malt unsettled oits fairly active and q ~
SS5ic Tor mixed es,ern sSd Nd ono and sS5ljSc ioi
buss SS 1e%sr o .q5 W sSSs sxe' S
for Western mixed in store AMI anoati new Western
mixed. 10 car lots iStaiec
GRooEHrEs.Coree dull and nominal Java, 2t3B',
Eolo ho and Maracaibo, li0l9c., gold, dutv paid
The o telegram for oct ls to rs reports Purchase,
u 0o0 bags shpmenis 1909 loading, 5000 stocx
~ O00 price, 1880 ercharge, 2i1. Ilcs aud
very nrm sales io0 tags tang at 10 Nc, and
casks Carolina at sdsdc hOlasses Gull ana uilnal
for forelg1, but iaiy active and nrn for domestic {,
sales bbs new, osAl9sd $50 old ts0jsc and Dy auc
ton ~ new, 651lc.. ilj ol Asi5c. sugas continue
pretty siG with small OF n.fiugs sK sake fOr to
go refining, the storm checx trade some what salet
go hhds a. tiHc for pemerara and 9e Tor Cuba s6S
brt., &c (molasscs); 400 OAgH Manila &c. Kennei
lHc.
CofTon-The market has been working strong for
some dave and to-day with better advioes from
abroad aud marked falling on In the receipts Al the
p?rts there was an advance o. &c, Sales 26i bales.
OF which Isl for export and IN transit For iuture de-
livery the market opened nrmer. but closed weak
taes were $500 bales closing nj lBAc. for Now tBs O.
for Dec ls l6c for jan, lskc for Feb ~ Lice Tor
March aud " 2;l6e Tor April Ihs receipts at the
DORIS thus TAT THIS thow falling OF of about
10000 bales. as compared with the correspondlag
period Of last season The followlng are adyanc "a
| m MA
The sun., 1871-11-15
PET HALSTED's MURDERER.

Father Dnlton's Appeal fer n Respite for
George BOtts-The AssaAsin Wishes TO
Become n Christinn-Gov. RHndOiph's
Decision.
On Monday afternoon Bolts the murderer Of
Pet Halsted, sent for Father Dalton, OF the Roman
Catholic Church. Clergymen OF other denomina.
uons have, 1t is said, sought to oor spiritual con.
ISOLATION to the doomed man, but he has invariably
rejected their kind offers. Father Dalton promptly
responded to the call, and had a long interview
with the murderer in his cell. Bolts was calmer In
bis demesnor than -Leretaio7N, cad a. shaash svaf
izing the dreadful fate awaiting him. was extremely
penitent He said that all his friends had deserted
Inn, and expressed an ardent dosrs to prepare for
death, Us he had no further hope.
TIE reverend father talked long and earnestly
with Bolts, and after the usual prayers OF tie
church left the prisoner in quiet anu more com
posed state OF mind From the prison Father Dal-
ton was driven In carriage 10 the residence Of Gov
Randolph at Morristown, wnch he reached just as
the Governor was retiring. An interview was
accorded. Father Dalton told the Governor
tho result OF his visit to Bolts. lilo SAID
that Bots had religious belief; no had never
been baptized and was as ignorant AZ a child. 1t
wond be DIRE Idful thing to send man to his death
cally when Bolts mad expressed desire TO become
4 Christian. Father Dalton ended by appealing to
the Governor for brie respite 10 order tnat Bolts
migIt be enabled tue hotter to prepare for death,
the father assuring the Governor that he would
daily VISIT the doomed man aud al1,inster the rites
of lis holy once,
Gov. Randolph wa. deeply moved by the appeal.
lie requested the reverend father TO visit aud con-
verse with Bots again, aud added that II Father
Dalton thought that BY further stay on earth tue
soul OF the wretche1 man could be saved, or his
spiritual condition improved or benefited he would
consider the application for a respite. But II on the
contrary Father Dalton should ind Bolts unyieli
ing not likely TO devote his remaining hours en-.
tirely TO seeking spiritual light, Gov. Randolph
said that the sooner he went tue better. Here tho
Interview ended and EAlleL p ltQp- -EeLuTna Ia ~
T0ti6 about O'cIOck yes.erdLy mOrnins.
The sun., 1871-11-15

The WkEKlr sUS, published .tr mJsl.., 'la.
talns the follow4ng3
Henry Ward BeA Gher's Arraisnncnt o: the Rlnrs
The rholaFa IN Ia h'ssW res !.c'@tr'Ti Iar
CamuAicu Against The Liberties NJ south CariHns
Grai2 Brow0 stands IN n rotI Ats.lHtLce Platform
Fighting Bear ln G. ule Carl Iae, ,Wag!Qp pnlefl
the Runs Of ChoagO, 1t'e State Election Overthrow
of the Ring Leading ATE iC.t.; SunptAnls News o,
tne Week; llCarlo's Beae. IA ,toryi n GIcAl aud
Agricultural Repurs.
The Dollar Sun contains a. 1mplrtc c9itomH OF The
news ofth woek from all park' VI te United states
and the American continent. Coplss IN Wrappers
ready for mailing to the OLD country may be hais the
aesk ot our publication olaoe Prleo IhreS ceaEA
The sun., 1871-11-15
The Custom House GuiIIotinr,

The loungers IN and around Poverty Palace
wore snxious aud elongated visages yesterday. Tie
ruilotne was taken out from its corner and oiled
preparatory to being set in motion, aud rumors OF
intended removals few thick and fast about. TIE
irst fall Of the knife deespi;ated Gen swsine from
ihs position Of United States weigher. John J.
OBricn, oidevant private secretary to his serene
bighness, the Collector, WIS promoted to swane's
Encaut place. JAMES TcrvilliEer, the svracuFr
farmer, was made private secretary, vice O'Brion
promoted. Mr.. lWombly. tho handsome Assemble
man elect from the Seventh District strode through
The corridors with elastic" steps, looking alter
tie interests Of his friends, In view OF other con
tsmpllted changes. The venerable Capt. Jimmy
Thompson VS. there. ostensiby to have the beam oi
his scale ADJUSTED, bat rcay to see In person that
The Hon Bob Haw len stone unturned TO
thvari Nr. Murohy's intended removal Of hin
iJimmv) from his position as United States Weigh
er. lie old machine II TO be worked al uemen'
sfa tn =
The sun., 1871-11-15
a New Gang Rushing for Once.

The vacancies 70 be nllsd in the Department
P-bi' Parks are source Of annoyance to the
ptomn It members Of the Committee OF Seventy.
Many patriots, VINO desire 10 serve their country
haer appointment from Mayor Won o'Hal, baVe
VVNed lo some Of the Reiormers to help them into
Wss seat aIely occupied hy RlOn aud SWeeny; but
lue l'r ormers. having no influence with the errauc
tshlus o' the CIV Hal have declined to give them
se necessary letters OF accommodation. Should
m.Iof litl APPOINT As political friends or any mem.
gtt o' TIE IammnnT Ring 10 the postlons, the Dep
Nv l'Wpruucr 10 /. said will not deposit money
~ NE 4'e oi the Department Shern O'Brien ma
ESQ t,'t bfsieget hy host OF applIcauts for
Ra-s' Dul he says that lie has not any to bestON
w. l4 s iia' te lei tie Dattle OF Reform without
'"N'' ~ on receiving patronage.
The sun., 1871-11-15
An Old Man with over $4,000 Found In
sensible In the street.

Yesterday morning, at about o'clock. while
william Goodwin, hackman, was going through
eurk passasewdy in tue New Haven Railroad De
pot, al Twen,y.sKth street and Fourth avenue, he
stumbled AGAINST the body OF an elderly man, who
was apparently unconscious. lie carried the man
outside, and deposited him In his coach. lie then
drove to the ltirtioth street. police station. The
man was carried into the station and placed In a
chair neat the sergcanrs desk. lie appeared TO be
about GO years OF age and his dress resemhed that
worn by Eastern farmers. HIS conpIexiOn was
ruddv and he were gray beard aai ciin viii -ke-s.
lila right arm hung rNweriess ~ his SIDE nui he
was unable to sUcuk or open his eyes. lie seemed
however. to have tho use OF MS let arm
In m inner pocket were found tw' Uuion Pacific
Railroad bonds for q 900 cr. AMI $40 % In money
rbe bonds we're made cat IN tho name oi Frederick
Noso ot Walpule. n H. Lust evening lie was still
unconscious, aud IL WAS uncertain whether he would
live through the night
The sun., 1871-11-15
Tho Tribuiations Of Detectives TiIiey, Elder,
and Tulley.

On the night Of the oath Of October, the Ma
uonal Mshaive Bank Of Great Darlington, Mass,
was robbed by william s nins, one OF the teller,,
Of s2i,S5O. Hine fed, and Mr.. J W. Dodge Presi-
dent Of the bank. after dallyng while with Boston
orhcias, had an interview with superintendent
Kelso, who gave the case to Detectives Tiley.
Elder, and Tulloy Stimulated by reward OF
5000, the officers went to work In earnest. and er.
pended about t9j0 Of their own money in printing
and sending to various cities a circular contsining
likeness ot Hine. 1hrourh one Of those circulars,
Cntef Crowley, of San Francisco, arrested hine In
| that city. and recovered $22OO0.
Superintendent Keso was telegraphed to send
for the prisoner. and his detectives were preplring
| to start when President Dodge telographed them
not to 20 on. IT has leaked out tnat as soon as M
Dodge learned nj the arrest he obtained rcquisi-
ton from the Governor o. Massachusetts, and scnt
| sent = Yankee shoitl 10 California Tho New York
| detectives aro-we 1HE SUS uoednt attempt 10
| describe Their indignation.
The sun., 1871-11-15
Our Military nespoti.m.

In the Supreme Court Chambers, before Judge
Brady yesterday mornnr, the Hon. Abe Hummel
IDphed for writ OF habsds corpus in the case Of
william Butter, member Of the seventy-hrst hegi-
nent, who has been thrown into Ludlow street Jail
'or non payment OF hnes and dues. His Honor said
that he didn't know whether he had power TO In.
lerfere the recent militia laws were so compiler
tod lie did not profess to understand them. Mr.
Humme replied that Judge Ingraham had granted a
similar application but shoriti time AgQ pdeI siut-
Ar circumstances Judge Brady took the papers,
laying that he would consult with Judge In ;rshlm,
md II he found that the Marshal had no right TO
ysut and lnprisOn mittsmaa, he would discharge
Butler without examination.
hr. Humme.-There are several gentlemen OF the
press present docking lt the Sun reporter) wAo viii
Bear me out IN what say
Judge Brady (smiing)--The gentlemen OF the
press are good authority on many subjects, but |
cannot take them as authority on points OF law.
Ine decision Ia TO be given tomorrow.
The sun., 1871-11-15

william d. Dicyendorf, Patrick Higgins, and
David :. Patton. wealthy farmers OF Montgomery
county m iko large quantities OF cheese which tncY
lel to New York produce dealers. Recently tteY
encountered person whom they supposed to he a
ws.'o do New York merchant and who professed
10 be Mr.. Edwards OF the Arm Of j. II. & J. I. Ed.
wards merchants OF 14O Broad street. lie said that
he would buyifor casI only. Edwards purchased 397
boxes Of cheese and gave them sight draft on the
trm ior 81 S0N The shippers saw their cheese
marked and shipped in canal boat al Palatine, via
the Erie Canal Tor New York. TIev then started
sliy TO collect their money. Their craft
proved worthless Yesterday morning tho
eaDal boat arrived, ana Deputy SNcriH
stepped on board. seized the cheese and turned Il
over to tho original owners. To maze a bJaI Efe
sale OF u was the work OF few moments. Last
evening the gentlemen returned q n,me With tas pr5.
FEEDS ol the clIeese In ihoir noc kclh.
The sun., 1871-11-15
MIR. J. y. Johuson's re.t'mouy.

Mr.. J. r. johnson, Of Peckshill, iwrites a let
ter to TuE sun in which hS says that In the case o
capt A. A. semmes, ne;tner Admiral LanmAn nor
the Board of inquiry recommen led a courlmartil
but simply collected facts and transmitted them.
hr. Johnson says that tie seamen OF the Ports.
mouth were a set Of desperate men, rioious and
mutinous. He does not deny Kings brutahty, but
svs that 1t was n bad case OF mutiny. King and
Mathews, Mr.. johnson asserts. we're aeserters from
tire English navy and not American citizens Mr..
johnson furthermore testihes that Capt Semmes =
abilities we're 1.-The theme OF wontrOus admiration
on the station he has Just lett"
The sun., 1871-11-15
shameful Treatment Of senior Ferrcr de
Couto.

AZ 81 o'clock yesterday afternoon schor
Fcrrer dc Couio the gertlrmanly editor OF HI
Cronisf1, was walking down Broadway. At the
corner Of Exchange place lie met weli-dressel
Cuban, with a small tin pail. The Cuban quickly
removed the cover from the pail, and threw a mass
Of most disgusting fit into sehor dc Couto's face.
The covNdly scoundrcl then dropped the pail and
ran away. Senior de Couto stood upon the side
walk for some minutes m q sad plight. An i'm
mense crowd gathered about him, and the stree,
became blocked with omnibuses. The spectators
irdigrantlv denounced tho author OF tho outrage
Finally some gentleman secured q C.rri1ge. and
Sehor de Couto stepped into II anil was rapi ily
driven away. Z! CroEistJ Is the spanish oiSn IN
tLis city.
The sun., 1871-11-15

N.w YoRk. Tuesday Nov. 1I-rwentv.siI care,
or 90 beeyes arrived at Commun paw tIb morning.
few butcners who failed to get fu supply yestcr.
day were IN the yards and Dart oi the offering was
sold a. nbout previous quotauons But there was no
regular market, and quotatlons a1d nomipay AZ NJ
the close YESTERDAY when native cattle 10 large iou
were selling at O9ilc. n. aud Texans al 1S dssc.
trucn e@rs. OF 1850 sheev ana lamos were received.
and with untavorablc weather the market rule dul
aud weak with lmted sales AZ tHsifc. y n. fOr
sheep, and 64a7kc. for lambs Poor and common
lambs with the snoep, anu not sold weighed
seii iatAtry.
Seventy lone cars or 71sD hogs arrived chiefly con-
signed 10 slaughterers There was but little doing IN
I've hogs, bot Tue mUrke appear 10 be nrm At ga
bEc With load OF goo Ohio, 400 ms. sOt
at SAC. dressed hogs we're steady ut 61ic.
The sun., 1871-11-15
An E-r-rn on the Hudson nirer Ronh.

As the 10 oeork special train from Yenl: t's
to this city was passing over the Hudson River Rail-
road bridge at spuyten Duyvel Creek yesterday
morning, the second an4 ;hgi passenger cars
jumped the racS and narrowly escaped falling into
the water. Both cars were crowded with pIssen.
gers, among whom the excitement was Intense. A
brakeman In bis fright leaped into TIE river, hu,
srescued. II Is said thAt the accident was caus cd
BY the draw having been imperlectly closrd
The sun., 1871-11-15
rh- Lu.Job OF The Fir., Ward Politician,

A German cmigrant named Stopfel, his wife,
and three children were yesterday rooDsd by New
York emigrAns swudler OF all their money and bag
gage. sBd lett in the Jersey City depot The family
had Just arrived rom Hamburg, and placed them.
selves in the hands OF German e1pressman, " no
was TO deliver them with their baggage at the New
jersey Railroad depot. Some Germans furnished
them with money, and returned with them TO Ne "
York to inform Lhs Prussian COusul.
The sun., 1871-11-15

10 We LdiIoT " N'e S4N
Sun. nm arecruiti in Castle Williams pc-'i.,
being badly red, BADLY clothed and quar,ered, Nor>i
than tue hors5s that work here, we nro subject to
the grossest insults from few petty officers who
have charge OF the recruiting dspartment. S.arvA
ton and fatigue work are tie order Of the day in
tLIs bastle, aud TO crown the msfortunes OF tho
unG,rtunate recruit ms sleeping aceomn Odatsus
arc worse than those of the greatest c.!llas!S.
The sun., 1871-11-15
Arrived-TuHsDAY. Nov. IA

Arrived-TUKsDAY. Nov IL
Steamship CITY Of New YorS. Liverpool and oueens-
Steamship wyanoEe, Richmond anu Norfolk mdse.
and yass.
sieAms np Champion, Charleston mdse and pass
Steamship Virginia, vefpool, mdse. AMI pass.
Steamship Ilatteras. Norfolk. mdse. and pass.
BArS Eiika kArss, bermuda. IN DALLAS
Bark Charlotte. Bristol, Ems, ln bai,sst.
Bark Josso Maria, Cork, IN ballast,
Brig Como, Havana, sugar.
Big Eastern star, Demerara. tugar.
Brig l.. l. Wadswortn, brunswick. o., pine.
Brig la Ctyenne Aux Cages, logwood.
schr Anbie Ingalls. MusQuash. Y. b., piling.
echr Lothalr. 81. John. n. b., lath.
AIso. the u.usl RIVER and coastwlss vessels.
ARRIVED our.
LIVERPOOL. Nov H-shp Wyoming New YorK.
The sun., 1871-11-15
DIED.


COIN ON Tuesday. November r. Elisha wirs Of
Marx Cohn eldest daughter of rntrcs Dcnnclly town.
years. -
Funeral will take place from her Ia'e residence 70
kast t!l st.. on Thursday, kov mber TO- At o'cocH,
thence TO calvary cemetery for in'ernen'.
COLF.-on Monday. Nov mbcr l3. Mary Elizabeth,
months aud IS days.
Relatives friends Of the family are rcspeotfuiiy
Invited to attend the iunera. Nedne.daY November
IS at + NJ, IRON the iesilente oi her gIandmothef q
bou ath st. Brooklyn. n.
HICks.-On sunday November ~, Mary r. Rowland.
months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO At
tend the funeral Thnrsday Move nDcr 10, at r Nj
from the 70 dgnce OF her parents 2s9 East ligth ~.
between "a anu 81
HoLLWfG.-on Monday, .'ter long surcrnE ANNA
the beloved daughter OF William Aud Marie uullwc.
aged years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday NO
YcmDer IS at O'Clock L. from the residence o. her
parents, ISL East l9ta ST.
JOHNSON. - ON Tuesday, November ii Goif-sy
Johnson, uged S! wears.
TIE friends OF the family and the members of ST. An
dTews DYSON. Sof T. No, 500. respectfully iny ted
70 s.'end hs inneIal on i9sIsd9y hoyem 10 at 10
ner 9th nv, and ad ST., without further inVtAuon,
The sun., 1871-11-15
what the wnunmsburgh Dogs are Tauslt.

At nearly every BROOKLYN police station ye..
tord4y sneak.tnef rouberius were reported. An
oysreoAt was stolen from Mr.. l. O. Reefs's house nt
923 Ross street. While tue family OF MIR. Heryert.
50 South Oxford street. were at suppor thief stoio
pearl sot and diamond set OF Jewulry yAIued nj
$500. Daring the day black ang-tlu dog strsred
into Mr., samuel I. haddoI'- house in Ihltl Aireet
TUe FANNY tried 20 keVp bim out, When sent into
the street II would return. Toward eve ing Inc
servant While Al work IN tile font basement lie ard
noise ~ the door. Before she had tims u op.n il
a MN entered. On s5eing The servant Ls SAID We
Wat looking for his dog.
The sun., 1871-11-15

Gilbert c. Deane was badly beaten for the
seuatorship OF the First District by Townsend d.
Cock. Doane and his friends now cry frand and
will contest the seat. Evidently the election was
too honest 10 suit the poltroons who supported
Deane. Cocks majority 10 too large to admit OF a
contest Deane's friends the frauds were porpe-
trated in Oyster Bay and North Hampstead. They
bosst that they are encouraged IN the movement by
leading Republicans, upon whose influence they
rely IOr tue decaptation o' COCK.
The sun., 1871-11-15
A Connecticut Thief Broasht TO New York
for Exhibition.

o. S. Taylor. the Wall street banker, has q
new quo. ltis called the Parker gun, and Is a
breeeh-loader. On Saturday MIR. Taylor visited his
extensive isrm ~ Balls Pond, Coma. nc TOOK hi.
gun, md early Monday morning set out for game
T'yor l. q Nimr,d In addition 10 his banking quail
ties. lie hss a fine nack Of hounds which accOnpa
ny linn on his hunung tours. The dai broke clear
and fine and ~ Mr. TAYLOR entered the woods bs-
,ond his dwelling the dogs started fox. The chase
for awhile was exciting, and soon Mr. rayOr
stretched poor rayn1rl on the swart. Dir. Taylor
returned NJ nlFhu1l laden with game, and bearing
his pfize foI. dr TAYLOR returned to the city yes
terda,, bringing tho tlei Of MS chicken house IS a
The sun., 1871-11-15
Rcdly the Blacksmith 10 be Tried a. Re
ncnspr.

Among the repca,ers to be prosecuted by the
Reform Committee IL the Hon. william vsrley. bet
Ter known as Reddy the Blacksmith. This Illus
trous polucan is accused OF having repeated three
times Tor WIN. NJ. Tweed at the recent election.
Reddy Is in the city and unarresied and II is expect.
Cd that with his natural daring hc will await the
process OF law confident in his usual good luck to
bring him safely through \ trial. The Committee
are confident, however. that neither ReddY nor any
other notorious repeater will escape District Al.
toruey Garyin does his duty.
The sun., 1871-11-15

Mrs. Adelaide Woods of ll6 West Thirty. sec
ond street entered a Broadway car at Waverloy
place on saturday afternoon. On reaching Thrift
second street she missed her wallet containil eco
She called TO the conductor TO stop. but the car was
too far away, aud che was not heard. While walk
ing in Broadway yesterday afternoon, meeting
James A. Sharpe, who mad sat next 10 her In the
car, she had him arrested. snarpe was fashions y
dressed and MS indignation knew no bounds. lie
vas ueld by Jusuce Shandley.
The sun., 1871-11-15
Union County, n. j., OniciaI Canvass Re-
turns,

Tho GllorSias ara the -SA.aEnS e. tAeeeIii~4ui
canvas. OF Union county; For Governor, Parker,
Dem, 43O4 Walsh, Rep, s7O7 Parker's majority,
OS7. For Sheriff, Joseph NJ Osborn, 4,OiO For
Asssmblyman, First District, Ihos. d. Budd, Dem,
1000, wm. Mckinley, Rep 1890 hcKinloys
majority, 200 Second District, Andrew butcher,
Dem, 5O5 John Ii. Wolf, Rep, 1,OOs; Dutchsrs
majority 4g7 Third District, JAS. w. Yates, Dem,
1874; j IL. LufberrY, Rep, l,70S Lnfberry's ma
iority, l79. Francis u. CLewoodt ohcial vote for
MaVor A..
The sun., 1871-11-15
Iohn Grnhnm,a Di,cornrr.

Joha Gr-l-m gave notice yesterday. in long
'Vee'.' To- Judge Bedford, tnst he would move, as
"0A '' 'fe eases o. Hs.erty and Bau'ch wouli
'". ,4 te ud.ctr nts and 10 aumit
"'" '' o' lie said lA4I tie newspapers pub
'ue every 'n} fresh les atou, Linn cni about bis
49,. f." G.'s. the tial, aud l,xet to nave the
|, a'N. t.r tie c'rInst day. Judge Bedfor /
Y. .'"n '.f Monday next Nr Graham added,
,' .' Us pUu.3u 10 wuuId he a su0loct for grave
Oh. s..fHer tho Grand Jlry had tie1t
gf, -H '.+. .,tsu. lu a case Ia Wu.CL no corpus
''''..' ..4 ..-l tlo need as evidence.