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New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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CLEARED.
ssss%PP stes%.Rp casspesis Mansam Portland. 4me;
S.s HS2 sSTsn ps1sn.a. sIi, Ha1eSs Ss Mssndo aa
t Bar, S@ y'S Sdan Ss%' H,Sso. Rss se Son Co.
BARK Cursco, CBr LOcshsrt CuracOs Iheo FO9ks Sons
BnS Eh Br Foster P Aeg via Rio Grands del Sal H'''0n
Big Masaretha (Ger Brener Morgan Pill Eng Punch, Edys
70 Ri, Magic CBl s.rum Demerra &C. Miller HougbtOu
Bg Alice Br Montgomery Turk and swan Island Egser' Hen
Schr Laura A. Webb Hatch St. and Ponce p R., Wen
Oise seir Daylight. Blake H.r,ua. James F. Ward Co
scbr O. G. AckeS Mead Stamford STANFORD Manufacturing Co
~ =, y.,,. AKRIyED 1iRIsIE.n ver, cr, FEB progreo
s.h and Hvsua mise and 10 Alexandra Soas
s.s@D CITY e sGatr. .s @ 6e! 70 1sbE & ''' Feb " Wa
steamship Duehl Dede Rotterdam Feb with mdse and
p Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston with nd'e and
steamship Gen Barnes Mallory Savannah, with mde and to
Ste.sp c6,re.on. Berry Charleston with d'e and Pn to
Steamship Benefsctor Jones' PHILADELPHIA with nise to LOrri
0sasoS sss%,Sp Zodiac Ch,pu Moreheld City c. with ms and
Ship northern Ts Cuev uus Nelson Of Dd from Boston, u
BARK Eastern Chief CBr) Carr Yokohnms Aug 81 With tea
Bark suiins (Nor ID Unsne Mlatl'n % days with cedar
Brig David of Bath Ms), Danoo, aaanr" 10 days with
G Ainn st J b. Smith N,tsn. s, p 's, ~. WITH B., ,usnT +
Schr Iasy H. Coggsxe Thomas Portlnd, With healing
ScIr C. G. Pettnsl, McKsuniH newfoundland, With ash
SAILED.
Ship; Pl Albert for 1 T. W. " son 70, 5 sa onaen s s,
Rolno for ueeasowni Belize Sir Robert Peel for F
mouth, o. A. SPARKS hr Cha MOODY, for Para
Newport Bristol; Lote Tor Sueyas T. Yates Tor Savannah
j. a. Rider, for lniianoa; Palma for Eienton
%ND-SaSioTn. Light N. & ceaE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND, Me- Feb AYed, steamships Thames from London
SIj%1.H 5a.rqs F 5SS ssRG2 steamship. 1sanb rom
ass S sSS bs a 5 DOa oS s A 6as
IRON Inagua sehr Lime Cochran and Athlete from Sani4 ponngo
amiy NJ vly5L G5T JicEs6DVisi ..eA9 ysea @Ss
hew-YOrk. g24-~s-- -
PaILADsLPma Feb HArVed, steamship Janiata from heS-Or
PoEraE MONROE Va, lT-sad ship David Stewart and
for Rio Janeo. BARK Orion for Liverpool bu Chat
tauooz Demerara Harriet for Guad0upe, schrs Carrie Miller
Cuba Alfred Keene for saysnnah Hattie Ross FOR Cuba d.
Wyna Baboes Casco Lodge for Chaston and nei bound
North .
LEWIS DEL Peb t7-Passe FOR Phanelphi the steamship
YaeraBd Of the Red Star Line 0 ARsepi also steaIs Per
nambuc for Liverpool The schr Queen Of the South on Galveston
for Eewiork ID Ia this harbor.
---s-. DISASTERS.
BOsr0S Feb 1.-THE schr Calvin T. Harms Of Taunton Mass,
Baltimore for Portland put into this port yesterday for habor
Yety Rocks where she
The subsequently with the
steamship Charles Pearson aud lowed the city No damage
is reported
The 6hag Gloucester ashore Spectacle Ilaad
Of Sunday but got OF to-day With ddng damage
For Latest Shsp nei1s see FUth Pu0e.I
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
u,s,s tho history of Nine Jumels life from 1904. and

lishea tho history Of Nine Jumes life from 1884, and
continued:
Nina Jumel had long cara, dImples, and sweet
smile Bowen's ears long; he has dimples ana ms
smile Ii moderately sweet therefore II is demonsasea
beyond a doubt that he IA her soD Again, snotne,
strkpR between these persons was urBeu
with great fOrce-Mme. Jumel lived 10 gOou Vu asu,
and Bowen has lived to such an age ne Is h1,e % be
question was wanting surely have ~ mere ~ mSn
and n woman live to good old age, consequently 'Ho
man must be the womans son.
Mr. OConor then reviewed of length the evidence for
the plaintiff and claimed that 1t was, from beginning 70
end too ncongruous and contradictory TO be believed
and that even II 1t credible there was nothing III
1, 20 show that Nine. Jumel had ever been loose
woman, or that George Washington Bowen was her SON.
Referring to Judge Hoar's rejection as unworthy OF
credit OF q portion OF the plaintiffs "suoorned VIII
nesses" Mr.. O'COnor said:
In so doing he not only, following his high sense OF
Justice sacrificed the whole corrupt crew. DuJ no u
voted them and those who employed them 10 eYers. @
ing nfamy and disgrace, and they now stand IN Una.
lurid light which glares upon yilainy wicKed conspn
acy, ana fraud ,
Referring to the king Henry book" Mr. oConor
called it tho family Bible OF old Mother Baous estao
lishmen in Chares-st.;" and said that II "oid MAYOR
Bsou who appears TO have been the clerk OF that
establishment wrote the record OF Bowen birth In tna
book he must have been remarkable prophet because
he gave TO Mme Jume the name she went by when Sne
was the foremost lady in New-York. He transformed
the plain Betsy into the fashionable Eliza; ana tnen
spelled his own name. Reuben without the e." Mr.
OConor closed his argument by saying that Tucker ana
not Bowen was the real plaintiff in the case; that was
founded in corruption and nourshedby fraud that the
priured witnesses the barnaeles on the DotOn OF
II ana that because Nine Jumel and Bowen had maps
10 their ears, Bowen was not to DO nappeu nl'o hef
Mr Chatfeld will reply to Mr. oConOr to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
THE JUMEL ESTATE CASE.

CAUSTIC REVIEW OF BowEN'S CLAIMS BY Mr..
O'CONOR.
At the resumption, yesterday, of his argu-
ment for the defendant in the Jumel estate case Mr.
oConor occupied OF the morning session in recitng
substantially 1t appeared In THE TRIBUNE about six
weeks ago. Chases documentary title to the Jume es-
tate, and in arguing that Nine. Jumel had only life
interest that estate that at her death was legally
vested Mary Jumol, her adopted daughter and that,
therefore Bowen could substantiate his claim 70 10
If he Mme. JumeI's legitimate In speak
ing OF Mr. Jumeps transactions in reganing control OF
after he had by power of attorney, given It up
10 his wife. Mr. OConor said:
Lord Kenson's words are true. II woman gets nos.
session OF her husbands property and he wants 10 re-
it, be Will either kiss kick her OF it The
leading counsel for the plaintiff has stated In emphatic
evidence He admitted that Huh was unworthy OF
credit, and that the vsndervoort story was not
70 be believed. Now, what is thig circnmstan
tial evidence upon which he asks you 10 take
Chases property away from him II is about as
follows: We have given no positive evidence relative
20 Nine Jumel from the time she IA years OF age till
she was married TO Jurpe; she must, therefore have
been street walker, liable to give birth 10 egtmate
children. She poor but beautiful and ambitious
unchaste The defense not nroved
VINO George Washington Bowens parents we're and ma
looks like Nine. UmePs picture therefore he s her ille
climate and he is also her because one Of his
looking his mother would be likely TO he
IL claimed by my opponent that Nine
Jumel was born In disrepuable house In Providence
aud that she Intimate with the Baous. NOwtthere
is not particle OF evidence showing that she was 40
born, or that she ever knew these people. One old
told us that she knew all about Nine. Jumel's
carriage aud talked with her and that Is fair sample
of the oroumstantia evidence upon which the plaintiffs
case Is based.
Nc, oQppor gave. substantially ~ herstQtQys pub.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Marine Court yesterday, in the case
OF Gaume agt the Firemens Fund Insurance Company,
the jury found verdict for the plaintiff for ss3s 49,
Judge Shea charged the jury that the insurance policy
general and not specific In Its terms, and that the
plaintiff entitled 70 recover insurance Hereunder
for machinery placed In connection with that upon
which the Insurance Effected, and subsequent tO
the date Of the policy
Chief-Justice Shea, on an application made
20 him yesterday declined grant order to effect
substituted service process beginning action
under chapJer 5l of the Laws of Judge Shea
fusa TO grant the order based upon the ground that
the act has application to the Marine Court 10
any Court except the Supreme Court OF the State and
that Judgment entered upon such constructive service
would be void aud OF no effect.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
CRIMINAL NOTES

In the Court of General Sessions, Part l.. before
Recorder acke yesterday Mchse Phillips convicted Of petty lar
examination DAVID Clarke
pleaded guilty of attempt grand larceny John Doyle assault
and battery and eseh the Pentena for
MARY grand larceny State Prison
BKar attempt Obtain mOnsJ By false Preenses
PennarV Patrick Mullins. forgery psepg bis
mortgage whereby be Obned 80 OO from the Mutual
Life Insurance Company case still on.
In the Court of General Sessions Part H., before
City Judge Sutherland Yesterday Blwari MadgAn convicted Of
assault and battery with intent % DO bodily barn. snd Was sen to
month John nes and James Connolly acquitted charge
OF grand larceny .Poderek Welnrede burglary the third de-
State Prs0n Williams grand larceny In the
night time o The Ia the o James Curtin In
dcied oi c-f ns dangerous the disagreed
kcno pei lieeuey Pentenary moDths .Thad4eus H. Wa
HOIth, grSDo larceny, state Prsos, a years
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
DECIsIONS--FEB IT.

Svprems Cosrt-GeAerdl Ierm-By Judges lngra-
ham j. Pancher Leonard and BadyBsni eIeeur ast brown
Judgment asnned Gerber VeIpanck e a-bsme
Alderman Llenon.Sam Carpenter sg hntan syuus
affirmed with Judgment demurrer 10 n ana sn ueisn
reversed uigneut for plaintiff With costs Roberts nr
yiyor Fisher aL-Judgment affirmed with costs Wilson g
trial ordered costs TO abide event.
and motion raneS with cots sad Wlthou
prece sg Gilmore 81 alJudgeot re
TeTsed thai ordei costs to abide event Cram sg1 Baa
trial Orieredj costs aoile
event; granted Atlantic National Bank agI
Pnkin-Judgmen reversed a ordered At Crcuit Cou
order reference y1eae Bernard al
Bank Company agt The New Com
psnyJngment C0lAVan, sgt Dinsmoe
Pt-ssme. Pennington agt Nat Spring Companyame barclay
Peope-Jaigmen reversed johnson agt The People
craea, ued Thompson Wilcox ct sL-yuigneht reVesd
Ia the matter &C. Adson smith 70 Vacae as
ssssneu-Orier with costs Hammery act CITY OF New
York-Reargument ordered Price ag Wilson ct aL-adgment az
6nej without Of appeal Prendgrass admir- aS Boai-'uos
meut Alarmed with costs.
Special Term-By Judge Van Brunt-Smith aet
on nment PtrsouJadgmen
for panth al Seidonhouon for tra denci
viii abide Dusenbu Lebmaer 81 al-Demui
rrr overu Beach Coles aLDeurer oyerruei
SUPERIOR Court-Special Term-By Judge Freedman.
gantei setting
nt snd execution as against Weiss Ag
and anoJuigment for painh1s
on the teurrer HARDENING CsseCase refrred back TO
referee ocketer Iaaes e. Tor leave
Motion docket Of transcript dene bat stay npOn lqg
usnt granted Smh-Orer granted De Aet5 ay Dog
r,p-Drer denying findings sppoFe Mo
DO Marsh and snoOrt Of arrest yat anu souo
fdVoou and judgment for plaintiff Rich Sst The f0HSscondsI
K. CO.-OIdeT granted
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
REAL ESTATE.
Ekv.Y0sE, Mondsy P.A II ,

ESvYosK. MONDAY. FEB H. IN,
At the Exchange this morning the following NH
lie Transaction, made H. Lndov Co sold By LEGAL -
direction Of Edw Noo1, referee two os Is ..
the westerly side Of Bgbtbave commencing i.,A
souihsry onshund thrtssnhs,, for $500 sach . l.
Psnsb and james Miller sold By legal order under he d..,
OF Charles jackson referee the tEoory broS stable and m
located on the westerly Of snfn Court (Ehch le n.
westerly from TraTe 70 fee. southery from nry-Its A.
100 10 A. c. Kngand the plaintiff the egl action. I
sale held Saturday a. 'be Coart house In White Ps h.
frame hGa:: and s zsIeo % 1SSe % 9s s.,
Morsana westchee County, resulted dPoans Of The properly
oI S s' nS % SV, rsee5 private sales are reported.
wm a.SoI foil o,. Sos'ss S % sse 1s SSsy ,o re q o
Tor These .'@s S .o's ss sf e.e en- b. ssss.s
Ninety commencing 22l feet westerly from POurs
An snSsS.y rEs number Of public announced fs p.s.
At the Exchange viii BE- seen BY tie appended @ '
b, Muller wtn. CO.. ssie u f61i o each 2s,lso oc.s4
tho sohesr corner Of fourts, snd one % aaeso and ts
lsiOry shop ss1oO and a located ,aa Ens-,
Legal .sis under direction Charlie. wiused referee. tn.
Tse 6ef and lot; irsgsar located and huoru
The sysory aoro Aud lot Irregular located aod
BGeG building, and lot, sI7Ills located the no.,..s,
corner Dnsrt Of Prince and Marob-sts.
,a. rs feet westerly from BrodssJ
ByB Lldov Co. sssgnee sale under he direction Of H,.
prsns dasins and oo q sic o locate, psr
ey side Of Oisss westerly ron ih
Two story front houses and lots each Irs2ls
IL located and known s35 and @ Bast sndse1s
fnst-sL ..o,---- -
eastery Thdye Boon Road q feet n9nety rom Oss
hundred ndoryeyeshst, town Of honsa9 mes,ense %
Sir 25xO0 located the uorherT se OF second raos
commencing westerly from Grove St town OF nofrsaa@
Legal ursr direction Of Geo Putnam smith referee ssy
store and and lot lsr6 located on ne s r4s
fsecondaTs feet 81 inches soaher from TF'esn knoEs
No. SIS.
BY VIM Kennedy legal sale under The direction OF Po Ragye
referee 3story srd bck house and lot 2rs so
the norhery Of Tentourh $50 feet s';,.r ron tA,e
y ere johnson IT, OF lots Of ground located on TIE norh
uesterly corner Of Fourth and south ghs Brookyn T. d.
BJ Nicholas r. Connor lots Of land IOV11 locates on hs
souhery sde Onehgndred Nnd6fethst eommelng 10 s
westerly from BighthsVe -, ,-,,-,
Plot located the nOrthery SIDE OF OnenunAr ani1etA
St commencing 200 feet easterly from Nnth-aye
By Beecker son Co, legal sale qDie to ofeeon oLae
wood bghtoop brown stone mont house and
ot N located and known No ll West tseu.IA
similar house AMI ot Lhlr5r1
located and 329 Bas Seventeenth st. and ho0 and "a
25IO5 tue nOTthe side Of sEJesnsI st. 100 ee eAI rsn
MatisOnaVe.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUBSDhf, fht. III
No Steamship Mails

wBDNRsDAY Pan. ~.
Malls for Burope Queenstown and Lrsrpool Ps ,e%s a
Nevada A Supplementary NAL on Per no 70 -
stesmshp sails At 1880 nom fief NO.
6ER
A Prush.n Closed Mail is sent By this Line a.,
MsI for Kingston Jamca sayani and Turks Island the
steamship Clsibe, close at ii steamship sails t II NJ H"
Pier No IL n. r.
THURSDAY PBB. 20.
Mails for Europe Prmouih Cerbourg and Hamburg per steam
hp Hammoais close II Supplementary Mail on Pier foot Of
Thrds HOboken closed at steamship sails AZ p m no"
foot Of Thrdst., Hoboken.
A PIusaan Closed Mail Is sent By this line 81,
IA letters deposited Supplementary Mails be prepaid With
double potaEel . -. ,--- - . a.. ID.
s por etr pe steamship Henry Channcey close at steam
ship sais at u NJ, from Pier No. ~ n
'-' FRIDAY PKB. 81.
Mill D., Tsuas Brsrl Argentine Repnhne West Indies
M by the s;eamship close AZ oteashp sAs a.
D. m from PIER No ~ n. K
Mails for Hayti by steamship Wcksburg close ~ ?, m
Mail for Hhflr N h.. closed at the he"iork fosEonee every
Nh e. close AZ IN. New Post 06oe P
.y Al m steamship sails from Portland Me- Saturday a'0
N. Due Neu.York Friday az 6p m. ,--,-... iii
Letter postage the West Indies except when going tec
BE- Papers cents each Neh must DO Pe
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
60 Ubom II nan Concern

AN ambitious young student of Geology,
IA who bul the entirely fundamental
principle mar hear OF II By ADDRESSING WM HARVEST, West New
Bpghton. S.
A LIEN C. LEWIS or JOHN LEWIS, owners
Of land ia Gr1ndy County IaS E please communicate With
IF W.T.. Y, late of Bachelors Walk, Dublin,
happens brother Ted would like very much
from him. HIS address is 4. a. T., Bailna, County MAYO
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
TWEEn,a Usual LUCK.

The suit brought in the name of the Mayor,
Aldermen &c, against william M. Tweed, to recover
several millions of dollars on the demurrer caien-
dar the Special Term OF the Supreme Court yester
day. but owing to the engagement OF Sir Peckham and
MI. O'Conor, was laid over by Judge Van Brunt
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
feaal Notltes.

SUPREME C0URT.-In the matter of the
~ Petition OF the Mayor Aldermen spd Commona Of the City Of
NesYO BY the Commissioner Of Public Works In relation 70 tho
QUESTION New York being lands the
south westerly Of oaehunhr snd ST. and renthye
aud Ninety second and Eneh commencing $50 feet vest Of
HnlhsVe Notice hereby given the owners essees persons ani
parties interested in the n tenenents heredtsmen ,nd premises
the Appraisal Ia the above
titled matter that the said Report being completed viii be presented to
Supreme Special thereof be held Chambers at
the Courthouse s Civ OF Nework Monday the 10th day OF
March, s3 at the openings the Court that day there
amer will then there be made
the confirmation Of said December H. lsl
Dwight H. OLMSrBAD)
ADRIAN n. MULLER }Commssi0nera
CHARLES H. GRAHAM, }
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIyBRPo0L-I. steamship Otg Of hoHtTeal Feo IL
Mr.. Russell c. Forbes Davidson aad family nr % 92aa'%n % A
family N Adams av T. Sullivan. j. G. Bell John Wer mrs a.
Donney j. H. Lawson Mr. smyh Mrs saunders aud hid W. n
Ticker and LADY Major Cochrane, John Meek, Bngs -
PROM sAvANNAH-IA steamship Gen Barn< feo 80 ~, W.
Byles D. Lesser L. H. Mscka g. ~ Ehe9a ospt o D. p n PI
NJ C.To FRED Tooe ~ Crane Thos Crane. Christine Perry
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun nsss,.... 6.5t sup 5:9 hooo ns'''''ll'"
|
s,,a, i1s Cows Island 900 He'll Gate Perry Las
| BlsH Dir-P. "a.
Sandy GOok... 900 Cows Island VIA leu uAN FsI' @V'
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
fost ano 9ouno.

I OST-Saturday evening, a NOTE, dated
By L. Mcwhore Son. for s1e 90 dated January 1875 also
out payable Tompkns Coun National Bank Ithaca y With
other papers value to but the payment has been stopped
liberal questions asked for OF the above 10
L.. Box 49, station A, New-York Postohce
I OST-A CERTIFICATE for 20 Shares Stock
IL Of WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE Co.. dated l.
Ill AL parties hereby cautioned negoa
ing the same has been cancelled and application made for
certificate.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
fonoon ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITO SHIRT MAKERS, H0SIERS, &c.-The
New GALAsHIELS TWILL FLANSEl-S and CASHMERES
waied application Sole Manufac,urers JAMES MERCER Co..
Mlsi W. GALASHIBL b. aDd - WalbroOk London c.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

sUPR,xs -BssRs "opens at toi N.
N stsmer AIT MeGuire SO Don agt yslets and
$50 Mutual Life loo Nussbaum ct al agt Open
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
Gitn ReaE estate for Sale.

BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves, front
inc Central PaA Sixth SevenaSea, above The Psrf
Grand Boulevard -! g;;s; ga,s s eppV %M a. RAYsoR,
W a Pne-h
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

GrsEs.L sss,oSs-r.Kr L-HAcEErr RJsms' osei P.rter
Thomas Dovd Thomas MCabe burglaV Andrew Elliott
Anderson John Roche John Mcag Louis Gpck
assault and battery james Rooney Joseph Cassidy Sarah wilkins John
Thompson PAtk Mety Smith grand larceny Lyons
Martin Cummings. Abrsm AArons, receiving stolen goods
H-SUTHkRLAsD, John Mcguire burglary Daniel Cal
Pbomenis DDaver Lass Aohle james Hyand James
ing william kssng William BrucLhan Michael Carroll Brnes
Eopodt John Dovd fonous assault battery
stephen Bsbeock Henry Sheeney George Donovan
Michael Connsy, larceny om the person Mari Hocomb pe
D.nisl He.y James Mshoy August Helper Henry MOc
william varley. receiving stolen goods
CoURr APPEAL-ALBasI Feb l1COut Of Appeal. d.f cal.
satsS tsy Psa W IVA v. ", 81. a. ~. a. ~. "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-27
Condensed kilograms.

Boston constables confscated yesterday
$1,000 worth of contraband liquids.
The Ohio and Mississippi railroad is
branching to Chicago from North Bend,
Ind.
The U. S, Treasury received yesterday
$5.000,000 in 5-20's and cancelled coupons,
from the London Syndicate.
The American Science Association closed
at Portland yesterday, with a clam bake
after discussing batrachian larvae ct id
onlne genus. One member thought the
dead head system on railroads ought not be
abolished as to Scientific Associations, but
the Society failed to sustain him.
Nicholas Carey suicided at st. Louis
yesterday-loss Of property through dissipa-
ton.
A drunken negro sleeping On the track Of
the Memphis and Little Lock railroad yes
terday, was instantly killed.
FOREIGN.
Postmaster. General Mansell of England
has resigned, but retains the Cffice tempo
rsrily at Gladstone's request.
. The defence of the Bank of England
has opened, Bidwell himself cross -examin-
ing witnesses in the absence Of his counsel.
Edinburgh witnessed on Saturday a labor
movement PROCESSION 1o,OOO III NUMBER
Some 3o3 miles of the cable from Portu-
gal TO Brazil have been laid, but t'fsult" is
already reported.
Sir Samuel Baker has reached Cairo.
Several Spanish Generals threaten to re-
sign if the sentence of the Comm lnists is
co muted.
England reports weather fayo able to
crops.
Francis Joseph visited the American De-
partment at Vienna yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-27
MINOR INCIDENTS.
The Italian slave Trade.


New YORK, Aug. 26.-The United
States commissioner has discharged Vincen-
20 Neatto, accused of being padrone, on
the ground that his was a clear case of mis-
taken identity.
New HAVEN, Aug. rs Two Italian
padrones and six boys were arrested in Oak
street last evening, having fed from 40
Crosby street, New York. The padroDes
have been placed under bonds of thous-
and dollars each to appear for trial in Sep
TENDER. The boys are very young.
A Suit for s635,OOO.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26-Another ejectment
suit, involving the recovery of large and
valuable trsct of land in this county, has
been brought in the United States District
Court and the Circuit Court of this county.
The plain tiffs are Patrick Ryan, of Iowa,
and eleven others. The defendants are
Henry S. Carter and seven others. The
land sought 30 be recovered consists Of 1896
acres valued at six hundred and thirty-tve
thousand dollars, and was orig inally cedCd
By the Spanish government to August D a.
der IN the year 1900.
A Refreshing shower.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 26.-There was a
The storm accompanied by lightning ex-
tended north. A barn north Of Mt.
Pleasant, the property of Mr.. Hoel, was
struck and burned up by the lightning, with
a lot of hay, wagons and two horses. Loss
$1,000. The dwelling of James Elryck in
the city Of Hamilton was struck but none
of the inmates hurt.
Is Beer Intoxicating?
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 26.-The trial
of the German beer dealers here was con-
cluded to-day The defense offered was,
that the bees sold was Schenck beer, and
not lsger, and it was not Intoxicating. The
Jury was out six hours but failed to agree,
six being for conviction and six for acquit-
tai. After the jury reported the court ad-
journed sine die.
Mangling Machinery.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-Robert 81. Jackson,
formerly employed on the bridge here, has
sued the Keyst- ne Bridge Company of
Pittsburg for $685. 900 damrges for the loss
of leg, which was crushed and margled
by reason of defective machinery used by
the company.