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DRY GOODS.

A. T. STEWART o. sSssa.y, sS;s ,p,n,
viii make large additions to their
READY MADE bsTssas. sass Is sAcqvE.. &C.,
II;
Whit. Lawn 'S and Linen Suits, handsome % quality
Mss snsss scsse:G s. s &c: &c. 9t c s 1s:
GsS:s: sss p:si IS sSss1 D!:s
casa xss'Ss .s' 9 .s.
White nss S4ssl: ss i::s a: s s, sssS &c. each
.de and charsn fseI ssran. yarf nSsrw..r Embroidered
NEARLY isaS;; FaaSfosSi5asSHSiti9 SSi low PRICES.
Offering an unusual opportunity to purchasers
Broadway. Fourth Avenue Sinsh and ron.h streets
A 7. STEWART . 90; :,.-,,.
..,.:'.. zsss4S$ $:E;: ss' !:...
ff%rssFEx ff9d HfsS ''iHs EscssfEKKs sssf!KK g.
A5r'RisE gsRSsis fqSg';Ss n SsE s1s sIsSs ssS,s''
of 'plendIss ,, qualify ana new designs"
with every Hs5siKy asssiii
For the present prices unchaOgta the very
Broadway FSar aHsnns NinS and Tenth .r.e
A T. STEWART 60. 4 GO; 49,.
great nsH's%fns: sTs%Hs & S6SSs. pSTSsa'er' OF
Friends strangers visiting the city will aud
ssssi seoa. ,as per y.'a
Blsoe and coorsd silk striped aud brocho Grenadines oc
japanese Silks in great variety Go CSC. and '5c per
black iron Grenadines best make. sOc Co., aud 75c per
Black Silks for undersks above sc and 81 10 per
Chambery Gaze, in stripe and brooAe. 75c. g. per
ronsra SIX: only slS ssf per ;ySh. ya
sa. Ha' dsSsryS aa psa ss% % al ps y
s ss: hs' assh SsSas gzIss
Alsos fresh @ lmpor.ation ao. q ,,, r srrv.,-.
00nn' tAsiIy si s!ISs Sin IN ali qualities.
Droaaw.y, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets.
PEAL INDIA cAMELs HAIR sHAwLs 40.
have just received
REAL 1SS% HS f.ss; sIsa. sfi a2fs sfsT sAw1s
uSrsGS{E srs JAZZ ais sxsoxiSs csaos1x;liSss
IN every description Of
Brussels sss1S 5SiS;s n: Tss: Gs:i DrS;;;: s1 ssss~
Extra Llama do, DO. do.
TRIMMING G7Cfs TssuSs% Ssoes as:sns and
Offering extraordinary to friends customers
and strangers TO supply their wants.
sroadwsy s Fourth avenue. Ninth and ren.a streets.
of the
Great Clearing Gu. Sale
sssssicoo
Dry Goods.
Entire Stock Of
rHos. TWEED SEQ.
Closing out
Closing out
without reocrve.
Monday
and following days.
at s.in further reduction.
entire stock,
Black and Fancy Silks.
Dross Goods.
every description Of Mourning Goods.
whIc Goods,
Special bargains
in French Jaconet lawns, at loo.
Also black Grenadines nt onchsf their value.
On centre tabI,
wi" be exhibited Goos. Of description OF Or''
Purchasers of Dress end this favorable
opportunity, the propretors c!osng out without
'' Tuos. rwEER II R,s.co::x Rsco:
between Eighth AMI Ninth streets
sixaR nCHHSR SRtsys NfAskS hSb NINETEENTH STREET,
nhfSidE AD 81 sMN HSSuASdrbENNs Asp NhN sTosk
WHICH hfssA We Will Vi sfGE a. HALF ThE USUAL
Ladies' buff Lawn Suits, with overskrt, g. 5r
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DRY GOODS.
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A GENUINE CLOSING OUT SALE.


A GENUINE CLOSING Our SALE.
Bargains and no mistake.
st.te Downsown Retail psy Go'ds Store
M ,sss
White GOOD. Of every dessrip,ion marked very low
ARsss: & 81 ss MoSars iasn al @ worth
fse ses s Ds~s,k % aEsa down to auction prices
5hs with gnssr.siris , and ho:.ry o. an kinda
ss Ssssyssms Sss q. ' 4 e il y
EoMssS ans oSS snSy sn1:s gres. rsy reduced
Lots Of mscellaneous Goods
At tssson.shnsy low prices.
A CARPETS AND FURNITURE ''
Trsmondou. Rsducon In Prices
Carpets.
Al tAe la,es, and new.s styles Of
e as mos. Complete Sss'
Furulurs
The furniture dcpsr,,nsn, contans
rar!Or Bedroom D,slns Room. Kitchen and once ru,1s
petition ''' a'''''''' AAD 81 '''''' '''' ''' CON
Parties about purehasna WIN per cen, By
ing prices.
eoh aud 3Ssh ss and 9th av covering the entire block
prices thai dofy competition
CoNrrNuED REpUcrIoys
Gsutlcncns Furnishing Department
LORD TAYLOR,
Broadway and Twentieth street,
Beg to inform tho public that ,h,y will continue TO reduce
their prices in this very popular department order 10 wo<
o their present stock and make for extensive
purchases for the fall trade and ON Monday July H. win
offer the following
Linen Shiris-Fh guaranteed fran u 70 "a rs each
Bathing sus-Choics assortment of Bathing Sus uhA
most approved and popular ssy.es. from este $40
Joan Drawers-Bes quality, reduced to SOC pair.
Linen Drswcn-Fines, quality. 81 70 por pair
Cartwright 4 Warmers Undrr,hIr.s Superior 0aass
Undershrts from soc. and upwards.
Ties and scar-T The largest and best stock the city u
prices greatly reducsd.
vests-whte Linen vesm from % SO to o.
Coats and Dusters-whe Striped Linen Coats frosa
% 20 to - 50; Alpaca from ~ 10 S5 Busters
Road Coats from So o9L
LORD a TAYLOR.
Broadway and Twentieth street.
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oLn4Y.lwILI al rAsf, Sixth @ .e9un.r coamn.
46 AND IcDGlhG wAsTsD-TwEL'rH, PAGE
,A i SNss %%iNiiflD-rwrLrrn rAas-Firs' aad second
HhYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE--skoosD rAoR-
iEss 'Si'UN1 'SopiP'oRrUN1rIEs- PAaE-Fifh col
s ZEE HsSEa pSs
70 2s2S AID MISUNDERSTANDING rAcx-rinh and
;SsS xED SAsSEsEsgasss EAsESs'e ssG9
WISE EsrEAxsHIPs-Twx,rrn PAGE Fifth col.
b sTS;ERsHIps-sxcosp. PAex-F Fiea column;
jRXTION NOriCEs-TwELrIn PAoE-sixth col
saY ny BoARD-TwxlYrM PAox- Second and third
Al, 10 S4cApEMIEs-sxcosps rAsnmri.h s.,n column
Sn HDsis TS LEn AND
aud
Fassstss F4ss-ss.s column column
isloNssTwEtrTM PASrddsis;h D , column ~ nn,
shEp hsfsSSSSR2 ESSRs rSS. AND fSHRn TO LET
a ii xDvERTlsEAEETs- -EL@vssTH PAGE-sirth
s,.p WANTED-MALEs-ELEyz PAaE-sixsh col
grs W VwANTED-rEMALEs-ELrv PAoK-Finh
,es %'oc :. CARRIAGES, &o.-Frnsr PAGr-second and
~ soTwxiTrH g. PAGE Second column.
,i.a s, ROOMS, 60, WASrED-SECoSD rAaR-sec-
sri fSuTi0N-v1asr { PAGE, si,.h column.
sa REAL EsrATE fOH sALk-sEcONo PAan :
~ SrfiUEs .FrRsr PAer-Fourh column.
5s1 ND FOUND-FIEsr PAGK-First column.
Ati. EERY-sEooSp PAGE-sixth column.
atl MANrELS -ELEyENTn PAaE Sixth column.
Arp aOEAL -ELryrNTa PAoE-SIrtn column.
il ExY AND Observation-Disclosures PAax-siKth
.IANEous ADvGRIIsENENTs-r TIL PAar-
ssoi ..GASEO cs--TwnLrrr PAcE-sixh column.
.- h lL-SgcOhp PAiE-tith column.
lfes 'UBLICATIO ONS-EI EvTsTH PAax-Sixth column.
40 SAL-FIp6r RA6E--Firs. column.
n OKTES--SRc0Ns PAaE-Sixt column.
y9p sALS-FIIJr PAaR- Sixth column.
s6si afT OtT on lME CITY FOR SALE OR TO
m ssd sSSns aoxsscOOd aos.
4 Estate wAETED-sEcoND PAGK-S second COL
sAsu ovs NOTICES FiIsr PAer-sixth column.
gwh DS-tlBsr PAGE-Flrst and second columns.
foNs M
oNs S5;s Sn0 wASTGSIMALEs "a Il ELEVENTH PAGE,
!. l. SUTicEs-F1nsT PAaE-second column.
NC--DOGS, BIRDS, aC.-FIRsr PA0E-Second
asf REsoRTs-TwELrT PAoE-Third and fourth
cf u.nns.
3 Rf-f,nsr PAss-sscond column.
81 FOR BUSINESS fuRPOsES-sEcoND PAGE
Less: Gu1pE-rwKsrrs rAsE-y!I.A column
SF', NIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
CoND PAGE-Third column.
~ u TO rUkCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-FOUuh column
fS, JEwELRY, &c.-SEcoND PAGE-Second col
isEs LIQUORS, &o.--BLrvESrm PAer-sxth column.
sc !, STEAMBOATS,, ao.-FixiT PAGE Fourth col
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


LII DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTION CLERKS IN
the city OF New York are hereby respectfully notified
Gl OF tho lawn Of 1871 OF this state will meet for the pur
pose Of conducting examination: On rassd.y. ana I1.r
NJ. at their Office, "a Union place DrusSsts win be
ned krs., ard notified alphabetical order Duo nocc viii
be afterwards given to prescription Clerks
The subjects Tor will be chemistry, poisons
and their auldotes practical pharmacy oclns botany
raaerls ncdes adueratons of drugs and prescriptions
The o5ics ~ 10 open daily from " A. N. toGPA
r. OGDEN DOREMCS N. D.,
- President.
THEODALD FROHWEIN,
&. NJ OLkARY, n. D.,
COMMISSIONER
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REWARDS.

c00 EEwARD.-,LosT, YESTERDAY SATURDAY,
Ds)O afternoon, about ~ O'Clock, from IA Wes Forty
answers 20 the name OF Gvpsey had small gold bracelet
neck. Whoever returns him 10 the above address viii
ce;ve the above reward.
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wALDRON 4 COOKIES HORSE MART,
n hew Church street, corner OF Cedar aud Libe

Monday, July H. at ~ O'Clock, auction, or head o.
Work Business Horses including nne vesr old Mar
and covered ExprS Wagon aud i,arnss-, bay Horse
Truck family Horse lbt hands, kind, gentle snd true
cy made Road Wagon, nearly new hand made Harness
I0r,c agon and Harness, Oh Tanks on oil route lei
Cow Also rar OF black Ponies tatched), IN hands
speedy cnc and pleasant drivers kind gentle
pos pop emcnt o account OF weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-16

mhO REWARD rcR DIAMOND SHIRT STUD LOST
YIO 6h inst about 10 z ~, goius from Central Park
Town hns TO Twentyhid street and Fourth AIply
OF " White srcst FIRST ollce
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, N(


HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A THE AyGTIss s6HSsroS gSGsT x4s e 7AssELa,
o1ce and saiesroom "a Nassau street,
opposte the Post oillce.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business is conducted at our
-. 80, HORSE AuGTIoH MART,
11c, liz AND lN EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 9TH Av.
where we hold regular
SALES LES % Of rIpSS H9sSEs AMP ND CARRIAGES
having Horses Carriages 70 SELL will End house per-
fecy reliable, conduct ths branch business
we do all other business. the ward
WE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
ENTRIES FOR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ec made a down down o0ce and saesroom ~ Mas
sau street. where we also keep register OF horses for r
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSEQUENCES.
dress JOHNSTON &vAS rAssELL,
ITO, liz and ia East Thrtee nth street
AT DARKER 4 HASLINs CITY AUCTION MART
a aad New YORK Tat .rsais, corner. OF broadway and
positively WITHOUT reserve extra nne and desirable gem
temcn's roadsters, consstng OF an
Ele ant, handsome ana closely matched pair OF Bays,
horse and mare ih high years old enc action and wcr
snowy elegant drivers can rot IN 3 owinr mancs and
tails. and warranted sound and kind.
Fast and closely matched pair OF brown Mares Is HIGH
6years old extra fine and stylish drivers eau trot cos 10
3mnutes drive evenly aud are gaitci alike; flowing
and tails warranted sound and Kind.
Highly bred aud elegant dappe gray GedInr, l54 hjch
years old exception tho driver 10 New York
for style. action and good qualities can't be beat
BH, aud warranted sound and kind.
Extra ne and superior bay Geding. ib high years old
passed FOR family blocky built fun name and tail
warranted sound and kind.
Full particulars IN Wednesdays Herald and at the
where The stock can now be seem
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A --"THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD"
IA. variety OF scasonablc Carriages IN all the newest
and mos, app styles: Clsnce Landaus Coupes and
Landauios Rockawsys ana Buggics; Pony Phaci0ns in
'"''"' "''A " A. & FLANpRAU, Carriage Builder.
No. z LAS, Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue
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Broadway and Twentieth street.

(NOTrON AND wooLLEN GOODS ADVANCING.
~ Buy a. once. Our prices not changed
We sell tue same splendid Masns for l6c and istsc.
Blankets, Fianne,s, &o., at last years p, Ices
Clearing Sale OF Dress 3oOds and Para5oA
Parasos Soc, G0c, 75o., Soc, 81 and 81 % up
Dress Goods l5c., 2Oo, 25c. and soc.
Dress Goods aud Parasos aoout half price.
POSTER BROS, Eighth avenue Eighteenth stroeA
and FOSTER BROS, S86 Blocker street.
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TIOwrs 4 MACY, BANKERS
III trIIE SAME As AN INC0RPORA TED BANK)
90 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON De
POSTTS
Persons dcous Of receiving interest for their money and
having Il subject NJ all times TO check do
by dcpos,lng WITH THIS BANK which allows interest
tho entire daily business the rate OF FOUR FER CENT
PER annum.
Collections made on any part OF the world with Immediate
Orders Tor purchase or sale OF stocks bcnis or gold
promptly executed.
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ENOUNCEMENT
n Second Concert ard drawing OF ths Grand Diamond
CIT Coucerts at Iviag Hail. evening OF the 2ith
inst. at O'clock 10000 tickets, comnrising the whole
number printed sale publicly put dstriout,on
asaiost $50 es .rocln better average than one gi to
cry vaiei collectively $ss and ranging from S55 to
S61,oC0 each Distribution by comrntee appointed by
hotels, peln,onieos Thomas! G.rtea Irving naI &C. Com
in the hands of all agents Highest gft yet $l0O,
leaving all the mos. valuable ei',s 70 be drawn hereafter
J. l.. ROBERTSON 4 CO.,
6sa Broadway, New York.
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LII ABOARD FOR CANARsrE AND EOCKAwAY
"A Beach. Fec advertisement under head Of Excursions,
and star. for Brooklya.
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XII NEWARD.--IF TIE LADY WHO CALLED AT
~ .yn'n btrnstincs, with locket, will deliver 1t to
estous aekes ~ F''"'f" ~" "NS ""
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DrNKERTOa's NATIONAL DEFECTIVE AGENCY, 65
i Exchange place, New York. With branch Offices IN Phia
dolphin Chicago 10 other cc at
all times amply prepared to transact ans kind of legitimate
detective business
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vevee Body Brussels Tapestry Brussels Thrce ply, p,w4
loom ana ingram Carpets Ociohs, all wihs Curtsia1
In the cli7. ' ~ ~ ~''~~
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N1nO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR AN ADvER.
0lVU tsemen appearing about 1sS1 to lSs6 for heirs
OF John and Andrew Peterson, deceased.
d. II. MCCORMICK, <0 142d street. Norh New York.
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H,,RsE.. CARRIAGES, &C.

A TOP AND OPEN BASKET AND PANEL PHAE
"A. tons. extension Phaotons top and open Wagons
Rockaways, Express Wagons &C.. Harness suitable FOR all
PURPOSES. lap kues Sheets Nets Co. at the cheap stand
examine. LITTLE d TURNER.
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HANDSOME PAIR OF BLACK CANADIAN
"A Ponies for sae sound kind and gentle
DO ridden or driven by lady Fifth avenue stabes ID Fifty
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Furniture.

Par!or, Bedroom Dning Room. Kitchen and Occ fuua
ure in al styles and qualities. and 1t prices that dolly
petition.
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-A-OFrICIAL DRAWINGS.
"A. KENTUCRf STATE LUrTERrEa.
KENTUCKv- EXTRA cLAB9 NO. 4S3--JUI.Y Is, 1871.
IS. :? 80 q, e. H. 8 s., 9s, 4, g;
IS, 81. 7s, ~, g, q. "a Il. g, 70, Is.
KESTUCHY-ofAUs NO. E4-JULy l6 1871
49, g. IMSoEs ~ Is z y 81 II tay,ns'oo % & sg 4,
CLCTE, Broker, 2U5 Broadway. Post oec box l,a5p.
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EAVTNFS BANK,
III corner Sixth avenue and Tweny-thrd street.
open daily from 10 A. NJ. 10 3P. NJ, and on Monday,
Wednesday aud Saturday evenings from ID O'clock
Money deposited before July 20 interest from
Julyl a
The trustees have declared ssmanuuai dividend Of
per cent per all remaining In bank july
That were deposited before January % and April 90
p''"''' "'e' WIN. NJ GILES, President.
IsAACS. BARRETT, Secretary.
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LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO
ucstons asked for she return O lazy. enanaeed Gold
Watch and Chan and Gold Earrings and Fin
stolen Saturday July Is, from 2a5 West Foryd street.
Address A. w., "a Marion street.
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FROM THE STATE.
pnal Particulars of MIR. Csvode's Death.

Additional Particulars of MIR. Csvode's Death.
Special De patch to the EUeni'ag Telegraph
HARRIsBURG, Jan. u.-Mr Covode reached
here in good health last evening from Philadel-
phia. He was quite cheerful and ate hearty
supper. Soon after he complained of feeling
chilly, and later in the evening he suffered con-
siderable pain in the left side, but did not feel
at all alarmed His suffering increased until
about midnight, when DIR. Zegler was called
in. He was then much prostrated by very acute
pain in the region of the heart, but the physi-
clan assured him of relief in short time.
The pain continued to increase, however,
until about 4 o'clock, when his physician told
him that he would be better in an hour. He
answered, "Must suffer this agony for an hour
YETI" and almost Immediately after said, II am
dying" and ceased TO breathe. His wife accom-
panied him, and was attended during the night,
after Mr.. Covode's illness became alarming, by
MRS. Senator Cameron His death has created
profound impression here, and he is as widely
lamented as he is known. He was first poll
tical candidate in 1948 when he ran against Mr.,
Hughes for Senate in the then hopeless Demo
cratic district of Somerset and Westmoreland,
andtcame within a few votes of an election. In
1854 he was elected to Congress over Mr.. Dram,
and was reelected in 1885, 1S59 and 1850. In
| 1852 he declined denomination and the district
| was lost, Mr.. Dawson being elected. In 1904 he
was pressed to accept nomination again, but
peremptorily declined, and Mr. Dawson was re-
elected. In 1866 he was forced to accept the
nomination and he was elected over Mr.. Weir,
and in 1858 he was reelected over General
Foster. In 1870 he declined, and General Foster
was elected over Hon. Andrew Stewart by some
700 majority. In 1860, aud again in 1868, he was
a prominent candidate for the Republican
Gubernatorial nomination, and, had he lived,
would very probably have been the candidate in
| 1872
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FROM THE LSTHMUiS.
The Seizure of the Ocean Queen.

New YORK, Jan. 11.-An Aspinwall cores
pondent has the following:-I am informed by
Cuban officer of q plan organized to seize the
steamship Ocean Queen, which sailed from New
York December Sd. General w. A. G. Ryan, of
Cuban celebrity, took passage under the assumed
name of Ashbury on the Ocean Queen, after
shipping two thousand cases of arms and ammu-
milton. Two or three hundred Cuban troops
were expected to go aboard as passengers, aud,
when two days out, seize the steamer, land
troops and arms somewhere on the island of
Cuba, and then release her.
Two hundred United States troops for San
Diego, California, were on board the Ocean
Queen, which so alarmed the Cubans that they
did not embark, and General Ryan went TO
Aspinwall alone The landed arms, ,,etc., awaited
the arrival of the steamer Hornet. This vessel
arrived December ~, and sailed for Cuba on
the 3lst, with q number of Cuban recruits.
Rumors say this expedition was arranged for
the purpose of aiding General Mosquera in an
anticipated revolution, having for tB object the
overthrow of the present Government of Pana-
ma, and the visit of Ryan to the fortiications
of Panama, accompanied by United States
Consul Perry, served 10 corroborate these sus-
picions; but thus far there have been no demon
strations pointing towards revolution.
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THE ALBANY EXPRESS ROBBERY.
The Outrage Upon express Messenger Hal
pine,

The Albany Journal of last evening says
Although several days have interviewed, the
painful interest and excitement occasioned by
the daring robbery and attempted assassination
OF the express messenger Thomas A. Hapine,
on Friday evening, have scarcely abated. From
the manner in which the entire affair was
planned and successfully carried out it is evil
dent the robber was no ordinary criminal, and
escape. Every moment of time, from before
the train was made up, was calculated with
precision which the result shows was perfect.
The statement of the hostier at Dearstynes
Hotel to Chief Maloy, about u man passing and
repassing the hotel in a wagon to which q white
horse was attacked, as If in waiting for some
one, about the time the deed was committed,
receives great deal of credence, and seems to
be a reasonable solution of the mystery and
manner of the criminals flight. 1t Is generally
believed the whiskers and moustache were false,
and If such were the case, the robber might
very easily have taken them off, and jumped on
board one of the passenger cars and gone on to
Springfield or Boston, or else have taken tue
train TO Troy, or may be, even now, stopping in
this city, almost without danger of detection.
"Another important circumstance connected
with the affair is ihis:-Yesterday afternoon,
while a number of boys were skating on the
creek at East Albany, one of their number dis
covered revolver lying on the ice, short dis
tance south of the east end of the Hudson river
bridge. 1t was found TO be Smith 81 Wesson
seven shooter, apparently secondhand wea-
pop not great deal used, and answers TO the
description OF the one purchased al SCOTS store
on Friday afternoon. Three of the chambers
were discharged aud the remaining four loaded,
and il is undoubtedly the one used by the robber
and thrown away by him on jumping from the
car after committing the crime.
Arrest of n Suspected RIau.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 10.-Arthur Y. Breed,
who was brought here from Syracuse on sus-
picion of being the express robber, was con-
fronted with the young man who sold the pistol,
but he failed TO identify him as the purchaser.
HalpiRe, the messenger, was in such condition
this afternoon that the physicians refused to
allow Breed to brought into his presence.
The constable made statement, in substance
as follsws:-
81 searched him (Breed), and found new re-
volver which, In nv opinlen, had never been fired
and the money OF which have spoken. then asked
him where he got the money, and he redied, Il bor
rowed it OF friend He afterwards told
me that he sold q $1,000 bond to Charles
Blair, a broker OF Syracuse, for $4,000
then asked him where he got the bond, aud he said
he bought it In New York, hut would not tell from
whOm.S Breed says he is an insurance agent, doing
business In Fulton, OswegO county. He appears Il
be perfectly confident that Halpine, the express
manager who was shot In his car while attending Il
his duties will not identify him as the assassin anC
rObber. Halpine's condition has changed for th
worse TO-DAY,