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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
THE COURTS.
A DRUNKARD'S FATE.
Nahek, Sept

JOHN M'MANUs SENT TO PRISON FOR LIFE.
John McManus, indicted for the killing OF
Michael Kerwu on June H. at No S3l East Thirty
ondt was found guilty OF murder in the second de-
gree the Court OF oyer and Terminer it was shown
that that night the prisoner while intoxicated went
Kerwins saloon and demanded liquor but for making
disturbance he elected lie then went home tolu
his wife he had been beaten, armed himself with khho
and returned to Kerwins place. The store was Closed
and kicking at the door he challenged Kerwin 70 come
AS Kerwn opened the door he was stabbed III the
breast, receiving fatal wound.
In passing sentence Judge Brady said: DO not see
any mitigating circumstances In your case Inee arc
"a class OF persons in this community VINO tnlnk lney
have only to become intoxicated TO act with lpunlty
every where. AS look upon IL, the drunkard Is the
greatest despot in this country. He seems 10 staK
over the country wherever he peases, 10 the
terror of everybody whom he meets. You became
intoxicated voluntarily and you put yourself in posi-
tiOn dangerous TO the community That no excuse LOT
severely. The City of New-York must be made secure
from all persons OF your illegal disposition WINE am
very sorry nnlct this punishment for IL aHOrus me
pleasure II, and should rather discharge you
than send you the State Prison, owe duty 10 the
community and myself IN the administration OF justice
the drunkard understand he can have no favor
from A who puts himself IN dangerous posi-
ton take all the consequences You conceived inc
design of killing human being. and thus undertook TO
exercise higher prer0gatye than can be exercised by
the Government its magistrates. IL is an enormous
ofense, and must be punished Your sentence Is that
you confined the State Prison during tue term OF
natural life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
voGT DISCHARGED AND REARREsTED.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day, Carl Vogt, charged with numbering, in Brussels
Belgium. the Chevalier Du Bots de BancO, was again
before Judge BlatchfOrd a writ OF habeas corpus.
Mr.. Bowen, VOgts counsel. claimed that he should be
released the custody Of the Marshal the ground
that he had been imprisoned longer than the time al
lowed by law without the issuing OF extradon papers
Ex-GOv saloInon who represented the Prussian Gov
eminent reviewed the points in Vogt's hereto
fore fully reported in THE TRIBUNE and said that he
was sorry that the Department OF State had been
the first furnish precedent for ignoring decisions
and DEGREES Of the Federal courts. In conclusion,
Gov. Solomon remarked that the Executive had seen
fit 70 be governed by the opinion Of his Attorney
General and by the action Of the Department OF State
rather than by decree Of Federal court he would,
the representative of the Prussian Government
10 prosecute VOgt.
Judge Batchford sustained Mr.. Bowens position, and
said that nothing TO be DONE under the law,
tOdy" The Judge also said that he supposed the Execu
tive had discovered that he had erred in issuing the
mandate upon which the proceedings against Vogt were
based.
As the order releasing VOgt had been served
the Marsha, he was rearrested by Deputy Sheriff
Farley, in civil suit at the instance Of the Chevaers
heirs who are endeavOring to recover the property
alleged TO have been stolen from him by Vogt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
CRIMINAL NOTES,

A young man named Thos, Horne, who was com
escape on WEDNESDAY evening and has been ptured
William Anderson, who attempted to kill Ann
m. ar bS5 I aqs ' % ss.. s.. the action
At the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
before Justice Lowih Robert jenkins Of No 2S5 Cenrs.
LIME Johnston Of No. 100 WOOster-st
PaysOn NJ; D9ty was arrested, yesterday, by a
D% SPS GILLESPIE SsSa co.. Of S5i H' % "o
Chicago DO has been and While acting which capacity be
had not furnished up late hour yesterday afternoon
John Lyon, indicted for the murder of John Nc
hHT o. 4 before rs q s S e DD, si S s,s
accidental plea degree accepted b.
70 Imprisonment Tor I mouths n Pcniseni.ry
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. before Judge
R Roman as fh S Goo SSs. a' 70 r.
s 81 % "u q &. s Of 70 Va. I sS S
from the Of Michael Bros No. AL BroOmest Wednesday
1 "a ' .a $ % 1s ss 500 q s s9? sss:
a aa sp the ss boa. Pier s
No. S @a1SS s p ., UsSs S rSn SS
Buabehst yesterday morning Aod committed 70 anue default
ObstfueaSs ths y,
AT the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Indie Sutherland Assistant Rollins appeang for the
people Jones AZ PHILADELPHIA sent the State
IF dsHa lc e saG m he property Han. Of No. 80
.. sent 70 the State Prison r two Years upon b. pleading
guilty attempt Eve pieces Of musls worth $50 the prop
GseSwcssve Wa sent % Prison
pleading guilty defand Lewis ko-sch Of No LOG
euWh-ave.. Of $500 Sept TO-. Timothy Lane 49, Of
pcuresme maker and James Bren
nan 90 Forthwith ST. and Haye sbo sentenced
the State Prison for outrage
upon Johanna HAnley Of No 227 East Forty thh Sept
trial occupied the Court during Of Wonests and
the number of witnesses
dnoed for the defense The prosecution however .A so ably nedy
Rollins that the jury did not deliberate
before finding verdict Of guilty Eva Prince age IL OF
the House Of Refuge upon her plea OF
guilty OF stealing gold watch and chain and gold breapn worth
Mrs MulgAB Of No. $50 BAst 6Othst
on Aug 2S smms age 80 sonsuer No 1872 Bsst
Thirty eondst pleaded guilty Of attempt al burglary Al the
dwelling Henry A. 10 BAst Nuthst the night Of
Ang 80 and sentenced 10 the State Prison Tor Two years
Florence Shea pleaded guilty OF In hfnR 80 from
George ssler 354 HAmOnsV BoOklyn Aug H. and
sent " The Pe0teuAy for months Michael Con.Ay age
% Of No 442 Washington pleaded guilty Of petit larceny from the
person Of William Dickson Of No 2SS fott Jersey Cy on aug
49, aud the Prison for four william H.
Miles 49, plumber pleaded guilty Of attempt stealing $50
and coins from Louis 20 snd sent
Prison for Peter for dsngroDsJ beat
ing police officer DAVID OCOnnOr Of the Twentieth Precinct tho
night Of July at Thth and 1enbTe sent 70 The State
for 10 james Reilly and William sherry oiniy Indicted
with Conway for aiding aud sbettng BIN acquitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
THE CUBAN LEAG UK.

vIcE-PREsIDENT WILSON DECLINES To SERVE AS
PRESIDENT
Vice-President Wilson has written the following
letter declining the Presidency of the Cuban
League:
GEN NJ. T. McMAHoS-Dear Sir: On my return home,
after an OF several days found yours Of the
oath ult informing Of my election TO the Presidency
~ the Cuban League In asking my acceptance OF the
same YOU are pleased to say, During long public
life Won have never either feared failed whether
citizen or Senator to express and publish to all whom 1t
might concern your detestaon OF oppression and your
earnest sympathy in every movement made by men 70
recover or establish their freedom"
need not you that now no less than In the
mast do sympathize with those Of whatever color con
dition or nationality who thus struggling for their
rights have specially sympathized with the Cuban
uatrots in their struggle because regarded their sue
casa "a involving not only their disenthrallment
from grinding despOtism but the emancipation OF the
sayes and cessation OF the terrible slave trade which
and. Cuba its last stronghold And then have hoped
that their triumph would justice TO the Coolies
syajnst whom Cuban authorities have shown much
cruelty and bad faith shall continue TO do and
bona that the citizens OF the United States will as far
. the law Of the land and the honor and good faith OF
the nation will permit in demonstrations OF interest and
expressions Of sympathy.
Ieannot. however accept the position you have 30
kindly gned me- The condition Of my health admon-
fishes me that should venture any new respon-
e5ties but such as already been placed upon me-
or attempt the performance OF any duties but Sucn as
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY SEPT. 10.

FRIDAY. SEPT 10.
samsps dock discontinued
Newfoundland close at the NoNlOk fo|oce eve dA'
6 D a. Halifax.
M for Halifax closed at the Nev-fors PostO6ee ever
taya Al. D. and goes VIA Boston.
SATURDAY. SRPr. 20
Britain and France QneenuoTn and Liverpool
nv the steamship celtic close al IL NJ Supplementary NAL
for obposage and printed matter closed At the Post Once
at l:45 D. Steamship sails At from White Star Dock
Pavonia Perry. jersey CITY. 49,,
Por closed Mail Bremen. the steamship
Rhen mail ~ NJ Supplementary Nal for double
closed ct the Posmee a. l:lo
D. m from foot Of Thrdst ioboken
PrusaE closed Mai Is sent nv this line
direct Brest and Hsv per steamship EUROPE
Steamship sails at " H. from flef No. 1O
n. -
chic port. etc per steamship Rising close al Steam
a - NJ. from Per No. AZ n K
steamship ctr OF AuD close al o. m
Steamship sails al J D. m., from Pier No. ~ ,. IL
SUNDAY SEPT. 81.
All Mails close at 1t O'Clock The fOssOmcs Is from A.
ID. IL IL.
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THE UYIVERSALIST CONVENTION.
YESTERDAYS NGs-REsoLUToNs TO Mr..
GREELEY's MEMORY.

YESTERDAYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO MR.
GREELEY'S MEMORY.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S.-The Universalist
Convention to-day adopted the report OF the Committee
ON Elections and appointed the Revs. A. A Miner f. H.
Chapin and Dr. Ryder a Committee to attend the Evan
eeca Alliance in NewYOrk. The report of the Finance
committee was also adopted. The Committee on Nomi-
nations reported as follows:
Place NJ holding the session of 1874 New-York City
preacher of the occasional sermon. the Rev f. H. Cha
hin of Rhode Island for trustees for the FAN term
Boas of Pennsylyani S. A. Briggs Of Illinois, w. T.
P,rEer Of New Hampshire, sidney Perham of Maine,
the Rev Henry W. Rngc Of Rhode Island for trustee 10
MI the vacancy OccasOned by the death OF Joseph Cush
iug. jr. Vim. VI. Banks OF New-fork
The report was adopted and the nominations con-
trned The Rev. Mr. Hill from Especial Committee re-
pored series Of resolutions which were agreed TO- de
caring that the traffic in intoxicating liquors ought to
DE prohibited by the Federal and State Governments
The report Of the Committee Lay Preachers and Mis-
sionary Works. recommending the licensing OF lay
preachers year and the continuance OF aid TO GER
tain missionary societies. adopted After some dis
cuson the Report Of the Committee on Sunday
and Education, leaving the publication OF The Helper
in the OF the Trustees, and restricting scholar
ships 70 those absolutely needy adopted The fol-
loving appointments 10 the Committee of one from each
state we're made: J. NJ Little OF Vermont Mr. Aobelott
OF West Virginia and A. j. Trook Of Illinois The Rev.
DIT Castwell offered the following:
Wbsreqs Since the last annual meeting Of this Con-
ventIon Horace Greeley Of Hew-YOrk has been called
IN exchange the earthly immortal life, under cir
cumstances peculiar Sadness and was carried 70 the
grave amid the sorrow Of the nation; and,
Whereas Since 1870 Mr. Greeley has been frequent
attendant on the public services Of the Convention. and
frequently member thereof and for stlll longer
period devoted friend and member of 1.-THE Universast
Church; and, ,
Whereas In the Convention to-day We are sorrowing
most of All that We shall see his face
Res0lre5. That we tenderly cherish his memory, and
regard just pride his peerless services IN the cause
of humanity lis acknowledged purity In private and
Dbc life and the lofty aims OF benevoence and phi
fanthropy which characterized his whole career render
ing his example priceless inheritance for bus
cOuntryiDen ana a precious legacy for his church
R1s0ped That as Universalists we honor Mr. Greeley
for his answering LOYALTY 10 our church and faithful
devotion to interests, never diminished by worldly
success Tor position. and that recognize IN ms I'M
sedsb devotion OF common country the
practical application OF the fundamental IDEAS OF our re-
ion tho Of God the brotherhood VI man.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE



CLEARED.
Steamship CITY Of Brooklyn (B Tbbets Liverpool John g. Dale
Steamship Wesiphaa ,Ger Seh~ensen Hamburg &C. hunhau
St.msbp Herman Livingston Ssvsnnh W Garrison
Steamship Charleston Berry Charles'on G. w Quaard Co.
steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, Norfolk Ot fOn ana hclmOh1
Old Dominion steamship Co - -, o,,n ,.-,,-
steamship aiterA Norfolk &C. Oh Dominica Steamship
steamship Regulator Freeman Philadelphia Loraru Steamship
Steamship c. Bidde Alexander Philadeipma " p Clyde
Steamship Ann Elua Richards. PhladepmA VIM r. Clyde
steamship Nerens Bearse. Boston. H. +. Dimock.
Steamship Chase MAngam Portland
Bark Aladdin Nor kyensen Antwerp Funcb hdye X Co.
Bark (SOrl Hendrckson Queenstown for ORDERS Tens
Barr Robert Move Abbott BrdgetOu Barbados Trosbdges
Brig Campidora Cts Fevoa orders Punch Edge Co.
schr. Island CITY, Smith Genoa Fsbbn Chaunoes.
Scbr susie (Br) Bero Young John ~ B. Heney Parker
sesr Minnie Conan LBL Collins 4GI Oa}ss v,eSer Co.
MARI Mankn Tyler Charleston Squire Thornton Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Europa (Br) Campbell Glasgow Sept g. via Neville
4tb with mdse and pass to Henderson Bros.
steamship wsmsuiis, Ph, New Bedford with mdse and pass
sesmsp Chesapeake Mangam Portland with nse and pass
ship Progress, Johnson Liverpool 60 DAYS with mdse.
Gosue Ctal Mesea LeghOrn SO days, With marble &C.
sch Clara Adams of BsstPOrs Lasson hanIAs 10 days with
sugar and molAsses. 80 80
Schr sallie Ann wilet Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
18Ared steamships MercetA from
Leopard Hercules Philadelphia ship Lucy Wills,
Calcutta Minnesots Martins; Augusta c. sm all from
Cienfuegos; schr Martha Gale from saguA
Del Sept lSThe steamship City Point from York
arrived here At O'CLOCK this morning.
FOREIGN PORTS
QuEErsrovs Sept l8-The nmAn Line steamship Cty Of
Letoh from New fork Sept via HilfsI for Liverpool
here at $3.50 O'Clock last night and after proceeded
LIVERPOOL Sept 1SThe Allan Line steamship HbeAn Archer
Baltimore Sept HALIFAX. arrived here this morning
Land Jones from New York Sept 8 arrived bere Yesterday
For --latest Ship Mems see FDtA Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM GLASGOw-Tn steamship Europa Sept IL Henry Brun
nell Miss Brunne Mlar Master hlar Miss Jessie Mil
John Patton and LADY King Miss King Miss DIur Csrt
X Brthrate c. b. Phillips, W. b. Phillips, Mrs Arnold Miss
Arnoi 81 Woman. Rev. A. Stewart MIRA H. Valentine
A smith b. 81 johnson VIM. Young Lambrecht Miss Lsmbreeh
WIN r. lady y Pulesten NJ Msclean Mn r. lAsde
Walter Hasdel Hasde Mrs @. WOLF hrS A. Kenny Miss "
W. West Douglass, Mis- Douglass Mrs Hi Prof CAPP Dr. L.
Wbipu Sutherland. Mrs A. Robe Miss NJ kobe X Allan
s. r Lewis Horton b. A. Cook j. j. Walsh MTs Davidson aud
children, Mrs. Armstrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
DECISIONS-SEPT. 10.

Supreme COurt-By Judge Ingraham.-Wesh agt
Cool / Co. ct t.-Motion denied
Superior COHrt-Chdmbers- Judge Van Worst
Marian sg Joseph Downg prOhibi-
OpniOn1 Bronson
,otion Tyler AIT KeaoBMo0n DENIED AIT Wilkinson
Orle iughson HughsOn-hoon
sci Zee granted Schneider agt LebA1.-Ordef granted
Murine COart-P0rt by Judge Curtis-Ben-
iamu Lssrnee Leopee DoSgre NJ b. H0ns 0Ts attsaer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19

have already been assumed With the expression Of my
earnest sympathy with the objects OF association
remain very truly yours. II. WILSON
Natiek, Sept. Is. 1878.
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uIrIITURE ALMANAC.

sun 5:Ai 6:O2 Mooe nses 32S
Sanity toof 6O7 CAV. 6i42 Hell Gate Peu 1881
NATNB
sand, doot m II 70l Hell Gate teu 500
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THE MONEY MARKET.

oFFICIhL REPORT NJ " sroCK E1CBASgE SAFES
SEPT. is. 1878.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENT-l0i O'CLOCK A. NJ.
900 1920 Coup ga 113b 900 $50 K. '6.llbh
1000 $50 X. 65.....Il4dI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
GoparInersnlp Nollres.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
lately eIstng CARROLL POST and CHARLES
W. MAILMAN. under the firm POST KALKhAN dis
solved 18Th 1873 All debts owing the
firm be received by CHARLES w. Kali LYMAN and all de-
ands the said drm be presented 70 MIN for payment
CARROLL J. POST,
Yew.York, Sept is, 1873. CHARLES W. KALKMAN.
NO. 36 BR0AD-ST., New-York, Sept. Is,
~ l373The undersigned this JAY formed coparnenhp
under the 6rm Of DAVID GROESBBCK SON and having
secured the services Of Mr. Boyd will particular attention
orders cearances members Of the STOCK Exchange
and Gold Exchange. DAVID GR0EsBECK,
ERNEST GRORSBECK
NOTICE is hereby given that the PARTNER
SHIP lately subsstng David Alerton Archibald
Aeron John butcher and Wa Moore under the 6rm Of
ALLERrOSS BUTCHER MOORE dissolved the FIRST day
Of September 1873 by mutual consent All debts owing 10 the said
Partnership be received b' DAVID ALLERrOs and all de-
mAnd the said Partnership be presented him for payment
Eev.York, Sept 2. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
Orenn 5Ieamers

A NCHOR LiNE.-Steamers sail from Pier 20,
"a n r., foot OF Deyst ByERi WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
CASTALIA Sent 20 TRINACRIA edsestaY Oct
EUROPA. .Wedne1aV Sept "a Saturday Oct
ANGLIA SaluuaI Sept ~ CALEDONIA WefrsisI Oct
Caon passage Glasgow, Liverpool Londonderry,
Wednesday SG5 and $75 $3.50 Saturdays
SOS and S75 return $780, gold Seerge passage to GlAs
Liverpool London, Queenstown Londonderry, Belfast Bristol
Csrlif, $50 currency
Drafts amount OF lowest rates ComplnTs Offices Bowling
hsal ork AQeuL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
Qhdnres for Business men


A FOR SALE-Bakeries, best business To-
N catiops also Rooms sample Rooms Hotels,
Saloons Buneses al Kinds Of places
bought and sold MITCHBLLs STORE AGENCY, II Cetafst
4 SALE-DRUG-ST best stands
N and Brookyu also Fancy Good, and Variety Stores,
Merchant Tailoring business, Hat Stores
MITCHELBs s1ORB AGENCY n Csdsrst
A FACTORY PROPERTY, comprising sew
N e budiHgs With good supply, adapted
other 30 miles EsNYork RENT SALE
apply GEORGE n BALDWIN 40 Ceiarst n r.
A FOR Subdivisions corner GROCERY
IA STORES al business streets and LIQUOR
STORES Boadssy CIGAR STORES also al kinds Of STORBS 10
LIT. MlICHBLLs STORE AGENCY, az Cedar.st
A FOR SALE.-Splendid RESTAURANTS,
~ CHOP.HOUSBS. HOTELS. ITCfURB.FRAMR and CHROME
ARTGALLBRf STORES CIGAR sToREs, STATIONERY STORES
SALTWATER and GlNGERALB BOrrLING BUSINESS.
MITCHELLS STORE AGENCY. II Cedar-st
A LARGE SODA WATER and MINERAL
~ WATER MANUFACTURING BUSINESS for SALE does yerI
profitable business also HousR FURNISHING and WooDENWARB
STORBs, drsteass MEAT MARKETS.
MITCHBLBs STORE AGENCY, II ceisr-st
brooklyn ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-STOCK
- for SALk-both preferred and unprefered.
GEORGE r. BUTTON q Park-plsee.
BUSINESS for SALE-Suitable for lady !;
~ price 800 Address NJ Tribune West Side 0Ece 3Oo West
Tuepty-third-st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14
NEW HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY A. 1s7s-TRPLE SHEET

No lls1s Washing ton street Lorillard estate owner
fire escape, boarding house.
a No l26 Washington street. Joseph Goldberg owner;
fire escape, boarding house
fire escape; tenement.
fire escape, boarding house.
escape. boarding house.
No IA Greenwich street Edward Burke owner fire
boarding house.
No. 20 Greenwich street Edward Burke, owner; fire
escape boarding house.
No % Greenwich street, Edward Burke, owner ladder
to roof tenement
No. "a Greenwich street, Michael Halpn owner; fire
escape, tenement
No So Greenwich street, Michael Halpin, owner; fire
escape boarding house
No "a Greenwich street, James Cherry, owner; fire
escape tenement.
No 9j Greenwich street. James Cherry, owner; fire
escape and ladder roof, tenement
Nos l02 and l0i Greenwich street, L. Condert, owner
ladder TO roof, warehouse.
No lOs Greenwich street, Mrs Enrich, owner; fire
escape tenement.
No Ito Greenwich street, Mr.. Irwin owner ladder 10
roof tenement
No III Greenwich street, Joseph S. Bosworth, AGENT
ladder TO roof, tenement
No lis Greenwich street, Mr. Jeskie, owner; fire
escape, boarding house.
No 40 Greenwich street, Mr. Sherry, owner ladder to
roof, dwelling house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14
CAUGHT by TEE LIGHTNING.

Arrest Of n Supposed Forger-The Re-
suit of Electricity Being Faster than
Steam.
A man calling himself Joseph Phillips0n was ar
rested yesterday, on board the steamship Java, by
Detective Dusenbury, and locked up at Police
Headquarters. The arrest was made upon in
formation contained in despatch received by Cap
tain Irving from the Chief Constable OF the city OF
Manchester, England. Detective Dusenbury was
detailed by Captain Irving to watch the arrival of
the Java and all other steamships coming into this
port from England until the man described in the
telegram was taken. When the vessel got in yes
terday the officer went at once on board and
began scrutiny OF the passengers. me appear
ance OF Phlllpson being somewhat singular he
was soon detected among the voyagers IN the
cabin. He was informed OF the object of the detec-
tve's visit, and, smiling blandly upon the Official,
SAID, "You are very kind, but this a case OF mis-
taken identity.
/ AM NOT THE MAN."
Detective Dusenbuy Is TOO old an officer to be
caught with such light chat. Smiling "a sweety
as Mr.. Phillpson, he informed that gentleman of
his regret at disturbing MN, but really Mr.. Phil
lipson would have TO put In an appearance before
Captain Irving The so-caed Mr. Phpson Oblig-
ingy consented, and the effect OF his society upon
Captain Irving was such that the latter could not
possibly part company with him. and he was
shown to comfortable apartments In the
Central Office building. A despatch was sent
to Manchester last night announcing the
fact OF the arrest OF the supposed lorger and an Of
icer il is expected Will he sent out here at once to
look after him. The amount for which the crime
was committed is not known, but it Is supposed TO
be very large, as there Is reward OF ESQ offered
for his capture. The prisoner is an American. lie
was dressed in long, black, oilycurls tall silk hat
much worn; o suit OF black broadcloth and heavy
boots. HIS age IL supposed to be about thirty
years. PhilpsOn, the police think, Is not his name
but they expect to be soon informed on the sub