The Portland daily press., 1873-05-30
NEW YORK.
The Stolen R0uda.

NEW YORK, May 29.-It appears that all the
bonds found with Jim Brady, arrested on Tues
day, were not stolen from the Glen Falls Ma
tional bank. Two $4,000 bonds, registered IN
been stolen from bank in Ohio. This morn
ing, A, P. Thompson. cashier of the Port Jar
Wis National Bank informed Inspector Dilkes
that he believed that some of them were stolen
from his bank. Another detective has $4,000
in bonds in his possession, supposed 60 nave
been stolen from the Glen Falls Bank, which
he found with two men arrested some time ago.
Heavy Bail Demanded.
Judge McCue of Brooklyn, demanded $780,
600 bail for John McAlpne, the burglar, who
was recently captured by young lady. His
friends offered $4,000, but the Judge refused to
take less than quarter of million.
Aid for Gen. Canby's Widow.
1t is proposed to raise $4,000 for the widow
OF Gen. Candy, in this city, she being penni-
less.
StartIe Takes the Lead.
Startle was driven to road wagon on Fleet
wood Course yesterday, and made the first
quarter in 34a seconds, and the second quarter
In so, making the half mile in LOTT, the fast
est half mile ever trotted to road wagon by any
horse.
The Gases of Tweed and IngersoIl.
Application was made to Judge DAVIS to-dey
for the postponement of the trial of Tweed till
October, based on affidavits of John Graham's
illness. The motion was opposed by the Dis
trict Attorney and Mr. Perham. The decision
was reserved. In Ingersolls case Judge Fan
cher denied the motion to set aside judgme mt
with leave to renew after the Court of Appeals
has passed upon the appeal, where the case has
been taken by the people.
Mysterious Disappearance
Richord B. Kent, manufacturer of theatrical
goods left this city for Chicago the 18th inst,
intending to be absent two weeks. Tuesday,
Il oh 90, I1o@ y,
in Chicago from small pox, and the sender, A.
9. Benedict, promising particulars by mail.
The family of Kent caused inquiries to be made,
and have come to the conclusion that he was
not allowed to leave this city, and that the tel
egram was only intended to mislead, Kent
had considerable money when he started for
Chicago
Train Pronounced Sane.
A sheriff's jury has decided Geo. Francis
Train to be sane, and he will be released from
custody tomorrow.
Various Matters.
Mayor Havemeyer to-day withdrew the name
of f. E. Church as park commissioner. The
nomination of Williamson for similar Office
has not been taken up by the aldermen.
The bail in the case of Stephen English, edi-
tor of the Insurance Times, has been reduced
from $4,000 to $4,000.
The post office at Linden, NJ was robbed
Tuesday night of all the mail matter. including
order letters containing $500. The work was
done by burglars, who blew open the safe.
A. B. Stockwell will probably be succeeded
in the presidency of the Atlantic Pacific rail-
road, which position he has resigned, by An
drew Pierce, Jr., vice-president
A Good Law.
ALBANY, May pa bill passed both houses
of the legislature, containing the following pro-
vi ion: EVERY husband, wife, child, parent
guardian, employer or other person, who shall
be injured in person or property, or means of
support by an intoxicated person, or in conse-
quence of intoxication, habitual or otherwise.
of any person, shall have right of action in his
or her name, against any person or persons who
shall by selling or giving away Intoxicating
liquors, cause intoxicaticn in whole or in part
of such person or persons; and any person or
persons owning, renting or permitting the &C.
cupancy of any building or premises, or having
knowledge that intoxicating liquors are to be
sold therein shall be liable severally or jointly,
with the person or persons selling or giving
away the intoxicating liquors aforesaid, for all
damages sustained, and for exemplary damages;
and all damages recovered by minors under
This act shall be paid either to such minor, or
to his or her parent, guardian or next friend,
as the court shall direct and the un awful sale
or giving away of intoxicating liquors, shall
work forfeiture of all rights of the lessee or
tenant under any lease or contract of rent upon
the premises"