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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18

MENrms April 7COoa drmi Mhiine' 2alci receipts 1913
bales.
WmpNGrov April l7-Coaon quiet MiidlngS 22lc.i net re-
c.ipt.. l8 baos; STOCK, 2fi5 baks -.
NoBILB April Cot0n quiet; Hlifngs 224c; net receipts 0
epors-to Liverpool 866 bales; sales $40 be stock 1885,
b.
Apnl CotonBuye and sellers ara demand good
ue holders firm IT OUTSIDE; Mdlngs 2IGZ|;c
81 bales exports eoastSise. $50 Bales sales lo 0asi
stock. N.gl4 bales
B,TINoRE April l7Coon quiet but firm; Milincs, 23ic net
receipt % .J h oro Great Britain ~ ha es;
bales; sales 3J bales 80 last evening stock H. 800 bales.
NEWOGLBANs April STEADY fair demand Addlngs,
2!tc; receipts l baeS grls, LOS b3eS cKtIor>ic Great
Britain $3.50 bales to Hamburg LEO bales sales 1900 baes stock
1889 bales
81 LOUIS. April l7.-Cotton quiet; Miidlngs. ?2!022iG
NORFOLK l7Cofon firm; low Mddnys 2lc net receipts
baos eIporis-coastgis 10 bales; sales c0 be stock 28
BoSroN April Ntthnes, ?Jc gross receipts
- bales: sales, 100 ha,cs; stock, 1900 bales
April l1tO,ion ste-C dilngs 2!ic net receipts
bales cXpo;scoastwse al bales saes 1tO bales; stoci 1913
LorrsynIE April l7-Cotton frn Mlilrcs. p. 02.c.
C>CINyiTI. Apnl IL -toion quiet; Mni1iiags. 2.c.
April lCOou Gucti Mddng 2lo net receipts, 100
bale; 40
PIlrfln riPHIA. April l-.Co''on quiet; MdiHDgs. 2a2c
GALVESTON, april lLColn tedyi Good Ordinary 21lc net
er 40 bsrs eIorts-toastWre lJ bales; sales 2O b1cs
tock la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BA,.orr Aprr l7Cot,cn quiet Low Mdlg 12.o;
firm aud scarce Soahor White 660ele DO Yellow e c Rye
wce Csc Oats ar@ Ws,erS @' ron. a"et Ness Porf,
$3.50 Balk Meats and Bacon useangc susarSnea
F. S aa aG Ss %a! al y wh.s qo at Sic
0swEso Apn 7-Fout good demand and market steady s
Doas Es wle, % o o'I ,. aud , aa wRc
Canals to aryc 81 9 Corn scarce sales O9 h9sa Mil ~
vi 81 for unboled cw Mn Feed unchanged Shorts a!G ssP
staas. 42 $25 Mddn1s $50 ~ .Gn a. M New Yoh
LOUISVILLE April ro5acco unchanged s,es 90 hh. BagslnS
uuchaa ed Flour and hn; Extra Family : 70 cram q
AID steady Wheat nominal CcGoee sleet 'p Po SCI s1S
u 3soe lO2g at 49, Sa'o Ru Il Meats da Shoulders dc
Clear o Sides 'i clear Se' SqS 8 S I4'd whss quieG
fTLapTfru. Apr -oueron BaEstct scarce No No o. :
s Seed u Common sa 20 2 Good Prime ga ToDteS
Indiana 1iucty nominal at ~ TO- RAY S a. iS
2e SurerSSe 81 50 Is; Eys Wisconsin ETA
Family 2SG7 5o Mane o do SO - -; STATE 90" 90
wheat dali wctsFu Red 81 s'G 81 81 A%o
Yellow &c Mixed Western 67do Oats STEADY; White S5eSe
Mixed ic BsSk Sc B'ey l"Sas oc q, Molasscs lover
sales Of Cuba huoys.o az sc g os rg S Petroleum
quiet: Croic I3lc. Refined zlsc Whiky dali at BE In 80
nDcb,S1e R - a ii 20 Com in demand and 'sc
40 @ t27a3c Pod duh and nI T n'.ams done
les hid Bu Meat. ia' ard d9oEng; sass Of SHOULDER at g.
Hde Cla Live Hogs active and hshra - 3o@74 ''' receipts
;DSrToII krr i7rur quiet unchanged. Wheat du AMI
shade Era; fei for No White ~ 90 io
Amber D!c Oats m .ooi demand at $40
r k,ccps-8OF bbl> Flour and 800 bush Wheat shipments
II Flour
ST. LOUIS April 7-Flour firm for best grae Of Double Eitr
Winter at S7@$7 a. Treble lxp, $50 10 10 Family +gq = 10
Wheat opened inn bat closed dan and lower sales Of No. Sprng q
81 Medium Fall . %; NL0ce 81 T. Corn hFm but slow AZ
<O042 for No irner 3 for No > Barley firm al
AMI WISCONSIN, BYE better. 6la8lc for No
q WHISKY easier 81 0aa. Tohaccobonard good at fl
prices Hemp and Bscrss unchanged Pok du 11 1ec 81 % ~
delivered Dry sal be.'s go'alaiy lower Bacon i &c o. io
Shoulders &C. Car RID sides and &c. for G. ar ri Id q"
3ic Country hoI quiet ~ ;G4 81 g. Cole hne
5GO 80 the latter .Or fancy. hcct ps-'V" Vs. ,Or
1850 blsh Wheat 00 bush. Corn. OI bush oats 1000 bush e
and ] 900 Hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18

sorouut Nulo1 States Five Twc1 oond 'ooT W. 'o'
g ,Sgoir Ami IA States Five Twenty bonds opcned
a 90 for the OF lbR
IdyKRpoot Anu l10;3J Cotton openel quiet h'nhS W
anls, ma, Md ling Orleans, lI!d ....;.. mn.
i"SS hpr I5-iO p m.Corsos and American securities un
changoL p.o.ds.ug, oue.
LoSpow Apl l7-t9 p Consos closed At 's for mS9 s' on
o., o The account United States IiycTaBiy bonds ''s ~
ieS5s old. 81 1855, $50; Ten Porties 00l.
PARIS April lip mRntcs closed At a9i NC 1T v,ll,;rg
LIVERPOOL Apr l7f:iO m.--Coton co'd w. =,
upllnd "a; M.lrg Oncns lid; sales Of &c az Nv" D
including $50 Tor export SO calston Wheat y Mi
for California White and IL for Winter. Flour ~ s Y 1
Canal Cora e6 = qanrer Bacon @''o / wv "
Ly.rooI April IL Evening Bacon, SIG p e" for Short III
Middle H. q, IN a, ,.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
1--WE STOCK MARKETS

HHEvFs-Reeept Monday loads
A. COmmuBipAw They have all been sold
49, cr,r, Al adgance MoHdAy the OF
,er, ous sog market Fat cattle went at l. 10 and 90
a s fed c.t telng 90 each cnt
iusua on St7 per head fat stlfet bulls al nng lOe
sHftF LAEss-Kecepis SOC yesterday and 1904 todsy-t
aud each COmmunpss and FOTcust
IL, u-lEcs good rthe higher Two clipped
ale Pat wool sheep reached lot aloe. sales
Syogh.li ny hsms kAotts5 Ohio 5heared sheep - D. al
Vol sheep s Ice l35 Co. l07 n, iole @ Michigan IS H. s
Pcoc l4 Quo clipped sheep, rs n, 73c
ana a Gn.Lorn than
ta malet yesterday 700 sbtseo 81 b 7ie lsl
.n n Al Jersey lambs II at 81 10
.afb ,cd Washington Market by W. H. Haynes
Co brought 49 50; 10 al 80 80, and al ~ each
Arrivals yesterday +4 with t33 todsyn cars at Comm
One ZiO 10 Ohio live hogs sold ct 5e
ar. CGtse pgs, 1e the market remaining tTm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18

CATrrrecp - heal making the supply for the thus
cars against 55 the time last week
Market qne active Tuesdays prices sales Of GA head Illinois steers,
ranging from 0l7 i5 H. at - 5oQ$7 2t ia head Indiana
steers ranging 80; head
averaging - head Missouri averaging 1885 H.
III; head Michigan averaging 1913 3D. at - i IS head
Missouri ri ers averaging 1888 H. 81 -.
SHgEPRep 400 hesd making the supply thus fsr 4oOo head
Ou,y off ring. and no purchasers
HpG-Recp.s head making the supply thus far 1900 bead.
last week. Prices unlangei
scarcely oaen sales 50 head, averaging ~ TO- 20;
l28 head averaging 10 -, at 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18

THT ST JoSFpH AND DENVER CITY hAllRoAp
CoNyANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are beng az
sorhed by an increasing demand for them
Secured as they by first mortgage on the
Road. Land Grant Franchise, and Equipments COM
bined in one mort gage, they command at once
ready market.
A Liberal Sinking Fund provided i'll the Mortgage
Deed mus; advance the price upon the closing OF
The loan. Principal and interest payable In Gom
Interest at eight CS per cent per annum. Payable
senr-annually. free of tax. Principal in thirty
years Denominations, - oco, $500, and 500 Cou-
pous or Registered.
Price 81 and accrued interest, ia currency from
February L., 49,.
Mans Circular. Documents, and information FUR
nislcd.
Trustees Farmers Loan and Truss Company OF
kCw-IOrk.
Can now be had through the principal Banks ana
Bankers throuqhout the country. aud from the I'M
dcIsgncd Who unhcsi,atingly recommend them.
TtNNpE 4 Co.. Bankers,
No. II Wall-st, New-YoIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
JACOB 3. SHIpHEnD & CO.,
nATIffERS
1SAIS &k1 6sS,
~ PINE-ST.. NETWORK,
1874 TWEyTY.sECOSD-S ST., CHICAGO.

WE TRANSACT regular Barking business in all It's bnnche.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST allowed daily balances Of Banks
Bsuker Corporations, and Individuals.
ADVANCES TO CORRESPONDENTS upon approved COnerals
RAILWAY BANKING in all legitimate forms leading specially
INVESTMENT SECURITIES Of the highest grades always hand
COLLECTIONS on CHICAGO speciality, all other points
usual terma
ILLINOIS SECURITIES speciality. Onr Chicago House affords
every facility Investments any Of the State Int mort
gage in local Munich al loans
Our HANDBOOK OF ILLINOIS SECURITIES" sent free lyon
application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE d Co.
are offering the

$50 EoRTHERN Pacific GOLD BoNps
~ par aud accrued interest IN currency.
With thciJ
hMriE SECURITY
and
llIGu RATE OF lNTERESrs
We believe there i investment accessible 10 lho
people which is more
PKoTTrtpIT OR SAFE.
Al marketable securities received IN exchange az
their highest cash value.
Holders of ye-twcnties. and all desiring tolhN's'
IN reliable bonds, will receive full particulars on
application e. banks and bankers throughout tho
country. or TO JAY 'o"Nh wa
Ew-York Philadelphia, and Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18

BURLINGTON, CEDAR Raids AID MINNESOTA
SEWN FER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND Bo>Us 10"
sale at O.. and interest hy IILN1N CLEw> (, Co"
Nc. - Nal.-St. NcW-Ioik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18

TEAMS LEAvE Svw-yoES
- N'yH.yes "a nr1selesi : tEiA LIZ n iAi' Erh
70 Maori sE,s- Fatsll. Sc1a7o- ard we,,pOr, ,ii"-
j.: 81. NeT1a 1szl l,ao r. 1915 (Erl rA Z.
foS pslts. : rs a r s,s sso 50, 81 s:sp m
FsS lid sDe ssr7pe., Ststo5> il:OA AIS as'
Ssssay Ma nav sv, 7cr,r.rverA S,vyOsA ,'p L. 's'
''s',I, Va -, - GoNyS>TNS TRAINS
t. Es,sa - Sess ,' re Jsis 9 splsFH.
F F.1 t G,13 ~ ~. = I.''I Is, 1s IA = Sos.up
fsy Hscsoci Prevseres sri Y<AlH EA'ru.l N lhSp
fey SaSs ioe "a to NoFs.sA al f0'SeS's 1919
~ Ne~il.vtr "a No-tia ,sa E,rO.l W. to North
~ SsSySS M,aisva All w,lHn,.as Railroad CAR Li''l'
- p,.,, ~ S,,rosA h, n, an ,. N u,..,...
rN.aFsoA Sx'csat = = N sal go p ~ 10 "a''i0a'
rS N,,ssS . .sS S Ssrsi s,SA ,sis ssssSp@
a" ssl I~s "a s,sss hae pns'aerN"@ Car '''"''
a. siSs.S' *, s,' s; AZ Trt@ seventh
Ant. S., ~ ~, r1Ss7 ssi SS Court Bososys 81
have 'r %'s sss SILL & iSf # ; ssse
NEw JERSEY RAlLR0Ap-,FRSQQIMi s P3 ~ S 90
rsSgs|SSSs,SrST - s.a So Of ~ i So
's'' =. "a : IS s'' rsI 'ssairNoRs sSa Sassa.
M NUS wvST pnsrs 50 go. T ao and ~ N
10 -, sNvrN CSC 2 S', n,soss change po q.
wss S'rss Dl e. o., d , s Zoo :.
% , cav 81. 'ss ss .uS is s% sS change
& &. ,.s.. s .. S'. .,i "i s:. :ass sS::ss Size
n w w. ,,,,,N., 10 AMI run nrossh from Mes.
~, Ma w.,sN ,hsgc without changc Tickets Tor Ss "'s
', .S,,.ss. :, ss - tertlaedt st., and ." br9sisy
rwx,xnS. S,1 Sir, ,., IA, NV Jackson e..r soV.
<,CW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
n sI,rs RtuRo,n Ceawencius MondaV. Nov. - nIl,
N,,n,N mas. ~ leave Vm New psPot foaha'e aud f"'V
W ,Ar.sc AVID Merrss ssrress With pn~insro ROM e.D
.Nr.rsN 10 sd Ahsns
,ew. w. Special Celcsee k,rr,ss win p"S's '0'" "' "
"A a. ~ N.Y.. s.9 western E,rrrss
tDr " Sr.,i.l ~ k'ress 90 AZ ui'N 49,, ~ Va a n,
80 M u,s,,,l E,rwss h secpng ca" IRON NeN'"' !" '-
r,c " p,rre,. With Sser0se "' w''H'"' o'''s' and
Nrf,dhatS awe. vita ssepugea- for Restsssr Bsssls
Wv VI -. r,ust alsa icy ,icso VIA oo'h H. y sAa
$3.50 ava cot st. ieuls, VIA Toledo, leaves on sssaAs
49,, ~ %. Nth Slssrlrg csp for Troy anil Albany
wv ~ 80. ~ el lensrt- ksse IRON aeS asps
thi,t tgt, wet side a. hsfreloi.
''fN' No'"'' W G. n. khNpRi,N, 0ehes Pssseaso Aesst
NOt'lli SIDE Il. H. OF l.. |.
Nr,t ,u,rgemrs recommending oct 70 lsii IRON R'"'''" 49,
ttsuis' tvrus', Nre Vera Mt.
MA u Nal "a, at,l oi h, sste Coz psllepori and hr fAe~
NInA 49, AcStmu"l.r e. b'hIoa .,,. yi.,>
81, Ntss r rs'ehrsu, h, ier hlsI orr AM fn
b, a., o,'sioa TIP through To faielSu 90 ss's'aA'>
"a 4 n tah,hn Nepr,r el,NsH.
/ /, 4 n Acltumo iatlen NV Mrt''eh ---..s a
a., M md Tee sv ~ 81 ~ anl aiw o m u.'s '"'.
WV " ~ Re- Assei s,d Hempsem
4, ". DOUGLAS. Sssehssssse
Sc TIVE Nsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
GENERAL OFFICE Or ~ : ,,

* TIoG, RAILROAD CONPASI,(
-om,l,r So CORNING. ". Y, April 4. 1871
Null to B0NDHOLDERS.-N0tc is
hereby given the hOfrs Of the Bond: Of the Ii0GA Rail
rn,aton the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, IN TIE CITY OF
NEW.YORK on and after tie said ii lay ofNay
DOnts erlcnde
pavsb sane as before FREE or ALL TAKES do 30 by giving
c IN tbs eject to- the Corning. NewYork, before
The list day Of May will be EXTENDED with Coupons at
tac And the same delivered holders at the said Bank Of North
IT,, c. STEARNS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
NETWORK AND NEw-HAyEN RAIL
STNWER AGGANGEWENT.
COMMENCING MAY - III
rsATNS LE1yT xEwyoEx

pAsssrs~r ss NevYok co-ue- % T-ertv sol
tsETta-Gve E1ilztos O. 7N1L;g sers-ia-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
LEONARD, SHELDON & FOSTER,
No. 10 WAHI-SF.
100000 GOLD BONDS
ST. Louis COUNTY.

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received AZ The Office Of the Clerk Of
County the City Of ~ Louis. STATE Of
Missouri uu two MONDAY the 9Th day OF May, I'D
IN for the purchase hundred 0 Comfy Bonds Of one thousand
dollars each, principal and interest at te Of I per c er arnum pay
able gold the Cty Of NcwlOrk CITY OF 81 Louis at
ton purchaser These holds date Of and deliverable
1872 and made payable twenty ae date Win
attached payable smanua Sail bonds issued by
authority entcl Act authorize the County Court OF
aud dispose Of certain bonds and to direct for
proceeds thereof shall be expended and TO amend
entitled act to enable the County Of st. Louis to
meet M loned Indebtedness approved March l7" Approved
March g. 1872
Bs will be received for number Of In Of one thousand
upward seNing the night TO roget all bids
if considered not satsacOr7.
Purchaser will pay currency United States the ue Of the
Banks bonds viii be delivered At TIE C OF ST. LOUIS
CHARLES SPECK. Presiding Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18

WEDNESDAY,. April T.. 1872.
hSlES-T7e r,cr TO-DAY @ PKG Pots arc very q"'' tu'
siea, Al ~ o. Iearis dull and nominal
COLT N tCc inodroie demand lof spot '"oni Hl p
are a, frc tile lower s4ls, 1910 bales 90 bales last
.y,nrl rnr Tor export ~ for consumption, specui6-
hon sid ia bass evening after M hpnl ~"
Al n lICc Nj 400 AZ 2c 5tc june 100 at % is hc
Ars: 100 al - September 200 at 22c, 600 AZ ~
Odlt! Nog,llT, !aO a. zoe; lecelnOeI Ul ~ me-
m.Apn lw' ~ H5 i-lu'-
100 oi 2c 100 Il Site MAY 40 at % bloc, 500 al
2,,c Jane 20 at ?3c, SeDemhc 100 ~ p
IN 2!c 5lGc; October, 100 at Die; November 20 at
~. Nm L.. -I.t.I /. | ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
Gienmhoo,s nvo Railroads.

GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
p Loson wc,cese FcssuEs GrTs JS,Eeo' o'n Il,
s sis; psg'' ,og gSs ss" and s'anca sie'"e"
VI GITf OF If1wegScg. mi
yin e,ve Ner;york daily unsa, c,v,e =, ceo,i D. M ~
Ior EeT-io'on 'nd NorFeh there euneeng sh HrD., ,
i 'SI .1d psg "TR s va I s e. SSer So %
Fog ,arooga tickets AMI Of freight ,pP :, ,he oa'e nYs
'i Ssv YORK De. 10, 1854 D'D''' 49, A"''
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
pROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER
ats p. NJ. IRON Pier u ~. T.. looi Of Richmond "
Ger eek a' to SSsFSs 70 rsSSssSs
Tght At k1cCt raics Connect q Pyd'n E Bo1on p,
sui Prov Worcester r. RS for almporin' EEg ats b
EOR RONDOUT, landing at Cozzcns, Cord
VII SsssU 9b Ml'f' 1 oggy I'd ni Egq e
1T p NJ. Pier "a, ~ r., foot Harhsen-st
NENTRAL RAILROAD or EW-JEKSEY,-
~ Pss,nger a1i Ftsisst Dspp5 in Nor 10! Z, t't
i,s ns,r LaeSsFs rS en- - ~ f ion "a
vita lie Iish a1d snsqn hanna Divisions ,ni ga Z.
Pittsburgh aad wCst without charge Of oani so,o ca s
''"' ''' 1G% Si${$s E LIZ, 70 JHE VEST
Commencing January TO- 1871 Leave EsE.York fos1s
wleiarc r,',or Msb,roy C Nj. Canel IIai'oa T.ail,s
m-For Eason Connects at Junction With Del LaeA and w,,
9s mwE,rEns Exp,, da tercept sund,y Ras,oa A..
Ilps5ug ~h Leb q division so'
[brnL, HkebaFe, Scranton wismsPor Ene se5 at hs
Ieligh Valley Railroad for Manch Chunk.
1879 a. m.-Way Train for Sonervlle.
lk@ m-fOr femnztol, Esstop, Aenosn, hiash CAsri,
hhanoy CITY liazeton kebarre Readias Columbia L'acs
Epl,rat', Pottsulle. Harrisburg. NC.
2J m.FOr Elson. Connects PIlsburg with I~bh al
Sus Division for Bath Allentown Wkane AL Sefiol; 'si
Easten With Leigh VALLEY Tor Allentown and Csasiaqi'
Phiipsbdrg for Belyidere.
320p. m.-For Psn6eh.
Tn-For Eson Alb and Mauch Ckmk Coanesis Iso.
ton with Del. Lack End Vert X. r.
40 D. m-FOr SOmerylle ami Pennington
5p m.-For Someryille.
$3.50 p. m.-FOr Pan6eJ
SIS NC EXPpFsi daily Tor EasOs Be'hbheo AsE.
town Reading Harrisburg rgsblssh CBesD, aud Ci1eana
6p m.-POr comervle
p In.-for SomerTne
1880 p. m.-(Em, grantl-For Lss.o1
500 D. m.-FOr PainGeld
lI:20 D. m.-For PliinGed. - -.
For Elizabeth j:fj. 500, CO. 73 $50. ho0 30 s| es
:-O goo Rs, 1Vi. $50 80 y.
s:5 S3, 5:45 Goo $50 1900 7:3). 7i5. e2o. 9:oo in. Il
Tickets te oboine az the oHee Of the c'o Rail
NcvJerseY Of Iet, hew-iOrk aud at III Pnuapl
'''''' NM L. i. KICKER, sGpenseat 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave..
~ interest all from
IS made before AlTl 20 will
from April Assets, s26), 100 ~. Surplus +2l5 993 g.
DEOPLE's SAVINGS BANK, No. LAG Broad
way between Twenty Ih and Twenty seventh SI per cent
intercs, allowed al DEPOSITS made tie h Of
Aphl draw ir,ere.t from the 1T Of AVhl
fERp. oLMsTEAp President
CHARLES T. RouGFRs Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN hAhkETS
lssDop kpJ IA RCelsss epeSss At sS e5 uoSt' and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST


- NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LiNBto Water Gap Honbnrg Scrsn'oN
BngLanon, Syrace AMI Osweg0 WITHOUT CHANGE OF iAk,
Depo in New YORK. loot Of Bsrcays- sni fot Of Crsto5hs
vi TX ARRAAHsdbSrS conmeHsng MONDAY, So7oh'sr q
e:o' BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAiS via Boonion baBA
from OsTeso without
with Chester T. r. and Scranton with ABt
u r. k. for Knvstoa. Wilssso,rre. PttstoD. &C.
l:lj EXPRESS MtIL TRIM connect ~ II D,nyi With boa'
ton Branch DOyerw Cnestr Buch 81 War 20 gl w L.
tor AniOger and Newton. Washington WITH tie d. L. - " X Il
Tor Water Zap stw1isburg Senator. Great Bond Bnghasn sra
oust and Os~ego AID at Eastoa w Leigh Waller X or az S
I2GO NJ. LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS sto,. at Newark Morn.
town. Dover Waterloo, Hackettstosn, Washington Phbury
a.
IN BEL Del r. X for Belgidcre. &C. at Eas,on
Tor bethlehem Allentown Maach Chunk. Wke0ae, kesas ADD
400 D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson s.t
Boonton directly ough Ssatn
change Of ears stopping principal Stations Connecting al
Cicet-r K Il.
4:ioEm EAs1OY EXPRESS Dover with Ch-,er R.
r.. a. Waterloo with SEssez T. IT, and 81 T. ton tn L. v
L,ilehein AIeutnwn. Pa.i e n Islurg AL The West
$50 HCkhTISTOWS NAIL, connects E.;h DoOo,on, C0e.
and Sussex Railroads
$50 D. N. DOVE EXPRESS
ForAQRRslOwN, st7lj CIV i;1) l2oo ~, go. $40. ,e
SEQ, and $40
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NET-JERSEY CRIME.

AN ESCAPED CONVICT ARRESTED FOR ROBBlNG
4 SAFE.
Gustave L. Kindt. alias Capt G.. Marshall,
age So an escaped convict from slue sing. arrested
in Hackensack, n. j.. yesterday, through the instru-
mentality OF Detectives Tlcy and Heidelberg Of this
city, and locked up for robbng the safe Of the lackcu
sack Jowery Mandatory o. $500 In jewelry and
money Of which $500 recovered by the officers.
The robbery was committed on Aug. IL Ernst Thoma
the proprietor Of the mandatory, came TO NewYorl,
last Tuesday, and applied 10 Superintendent Heso for
assistance.
The two detectives at once set out for Hackensark
Among the workmen at tho mandatory Detective
Tley recognized Kudt, whom he had arrested in Brook
yn in 1862 for robbing the safe Of the Brooklyn Watch
case Company for which the accused was sentenced 10
ten years imprisonment IN the state Prison. whence be
had escaped after having served II months. Inquiry
proved that Kindt had gone 20 Hlckensack six days
after his escape and being unusually skllfu machn
s had obtained employment. In the manuiactory under
the name Capt G.. Marshall"
soon afterwari, he opened lagerbcer saloon and
boarding house contiguous TO the factory In which ho
continued to work at intervals About three months be-
fore the robbery he had repaired the lock Of safe which
stood beside the rubbed, and, as the latter
opened by false key, is supposed that he took i'm
preston OF the lock al the tnc and subsequently manu-
featured the key by which it was opened. After the
arrest $50 worth OF the ewoy and 500 OF the stolen
money found secreted among about 5000 cigars in
Victor Eco, axe 30, another workman, arrested
suspicion OF completely m the robbery. kindt who is
Belgian, is remarkably adrOit operator IN 1867 lie
employed by Wheeler, PaTsOns Co.. manufacturers OF
jewellery, OF Maidenane, whose factory Franklin
square after his employ meut the safe Of that firm
opened with false KEYS aud robbed Ol $4,000 worth
Of iewery; but clue 10 the robbcr could he discog
cred, though kindt has since been suspected OF the
rlmc.
In 1868 wheeler Parsons Co. established the Brook
lyn watch Case ManuactOry in statest, Brooklyn. and
transferred kndt 10 that place. On Hew-Nears Eve,
1902 The safe Of tbis manuaciGl which was secured by
whc-caRes and material, but no trace OF the burglar
could be found Detective Ilcy was then summoned 10
Brooklyn, and after patiently watching for ye weeks
he Knd IA the act or again TubhDg the safe.
The prisoner, IL appears had obtained the figures OF
the combination by Watching with the aid Of opera
glass through small holes bored IN convenient paIi
ton On searching bis residence, IN Brooklyn, $1,000
worth Of stolen property was recovered.
After long trial, Kindt was convicted and senercfd
10 year, imprisonment and his wife, who was ar
rested for alleged completely. wac acquitted.