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AUCTION SALES, THIS DAY.

On, all sales Of real estate made bet,oee the ist Of
Januory and soth Of June hs tdres for the pre-
senf @ yettr have to Dc paid by she purchaser; Or
Of Che year the tares hdpe TO be pNtd 6Y the seller.
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C. r. REEs & Co. take the front rank, as is con-
ceded by the profession and acknowledged by the
critical taste Of the most fastidlous public They
have neglected nothing In their efforts TO attain and
hold their advanced position. Enjoying every ia
cNty in their long established gallery, they make
no false pretensions when they claim to furnish
theirpatrons with tie very best photographs at the
Lowest prices. .,r ..S.st..s-E.. -t.sy-Fgf :
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The Brooklyn Trust Company DefaI.
cation. ..,

The Brooklyn Trust Company Defal.
cation. et,
New YORK, July 21.-Additional excite
ment was caused In Brooklyn financial
circles to-day by the announcement that
Judge Alexander McCue, the largest stock
holder Of the Brooklyn Trust Company,
and on whose application it was forced
to suspend payment, has since Mills's
death been transferring his real estate in
hastyi blocks, to his wife to secure him
self from loss in case the company proves
Insolvent. The transfers, which embrace
one lot worth $4,000, are first made out by
McCue to Edgar NJ. Cullen, then by the lat-
ter to McCue's wife.
In addition to the deposits hitherto re.
ported, the United States Government had
S200,00O with the company; N. H. Clement,
$4,000; and D. Bryant, % 800. The more
searching the investigation the worse the
condition of the concern appears to he. The
secretary, NJ. T. kodman, denies that he is
also defauIter, asserting that the bonds
furnished as security will fullycoyer the loan
to him from the company Of $4,000.
The original capital stock was $500, ZOO,
which has all been absorbed. There are
100000 Of worthless loans. Mills defaulted
iuL DCINSCu ouC 0Lu iWO tuOuSobu
dollars; Rodman, the secretary, borrowed
$4,000. The prospect of depositors realiz-
ing anything is slim.
There is evidence that Mills, the president,
conscious of his lapses, had made an arrange
ment with a capitalist to loan him funds to
supply his deficiency, but drowned himself
on the day the arrangement was to have
been perfected. One Lowe. yice-presideDt,
having resigned on the plea of i'll health, first
drew attention to the workings of the com.
pany's affairs. An investigation pro.
posed at that time was postponed through
MilIs's efforts, assisted by Rodman.
FinalIy, neither Mills nor Rodman replaced
the money taken by them; Mills drowned
himself, aud Rodman confessed everything
He pretendS to have demonstrated with
Mills when the Irregularities first commenced
who invariably directed him to dry up. The
deceased, Mills, loaned much money or
doubtful security, including that fingered by
himself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

". GoODIN. 81 P. NJ, framed dwelling on the
north side Of Clay street opposite Elba Park.
COOK b LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at their auction
rooms, furniture, beds, hair mattresses, cook
ing-stoyes, &C. .u .g,,s I'd
LYME & BROTHER, P. NJ, trustees sale of
lot, with framed house thereon, on the north
side OF Grace between Third and Fourth
streets .-'3 y f'#s -. ..t-r ). 4 a5't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

LADIES, HAIR-pREssINa FASHIONS, direct from
paris. 81 r. FERRAaplSIB. sls, sls, and el7 Broad
street. All varieties Of hair work paaa 70 ordsr s
paris pasterps for all prices according taianains
of goods, and gnasansec my work 70 give saizs
sserioa Oface Tor fsir goods, as Broad street Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

SENT TO JAIL FOR THIRTY DAYs.--Thomas
Hinton, charged with stealing silver watch
from James Green, was sent to Jail yester-
day by the Police Justice for thirty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

WHAT is BETTER THIS HOT WEATHER tnan
some of that light underwear Oh sale at d. b'
SpEsCE& & SONS, 1909 Main street? J.,
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YOUTH ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
i 'SlHARLoTTEsvnLE, Va, July 21.-This of.
ternoon about $3.50 o'clock the report of a
gun was heard at The residence of DR.. John
Thornley,, In this town. Upon entering the
chamber Clarence Thornley,, aged seventeen
was seen leaning upon his side,, having been
snot IN the breast. he tried to speak, but,
after giving twolor three gasps, died.. he
had been, with bis cousin, lad of fourteen.
out shooting, and had just returned and re.
tired to his room to prepare himself for din.
ner. s-, n -; a..r..,.. .-,.-.-....
This sad accident has cast gloom over
the neighborhood and caused highly re-
spected family tcbe in great distress. His
remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry, New York, on the 23d instant.
+ Il DR.; John Thornley, Is surgeon In the
United States navy. He was not In the
house at the time of the accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

!. LIGHT GAUzE SHIRTS of all kinds at g.,
SPENCE & soN's, 1900 Main street. Jr sh2
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HATS AT REDUCED PRICEs.-Boys' anu cnh'
dren,s hats can be had nj p W EIsIGER & Co.'s for
7sc. .iworth SI and $l.25.
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Man Shot.

BosToE, July 2l.- Professor Mac, the pa
tent-medicine vender, shot DIR. Winslow,
about business, to-day. The ball entered his
cheek near the nose. .fse} fF Hs.s..,. ...es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

TIE NEW POSTAL cARDs-very useful for busi.
ness purposes. Cards or announcements Of any
kind printed them will pass through the mail for
ou,a cenr. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done at this ofRce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

BE TRUE TO YOUR TEETH AND THEYf WILL BE
true to you. Never will you need false ones IL you
use the SozoDoNT morning and evening. 1t imparts
tndestrnchbility to the enamel, keeps 1t white and
spotless, and wonderfully improves the breath
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

UsDERwEAR a speciality at E. B. SPENCE
.S0E's .l3c0 Main street. g.t! RI tt' Fss.'f'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

FULL-wIDTH UTICA BLEACHED SHEETING. TWO
yards and a half wide only SOC. q yard at LEVY
BROTHERS. ..u..r- .....
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Valuable Property Burned i'm Jackson,

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 21.-A large and
destructive fire occurred at Jackson, Tenn,
yesterday. The post-ofice and the Offices
OF the Wing and Tribune were among the
buildings burned. Total loss, from s75 900
to Sl00, 900, on which there was but little
insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

AiLITAEY APPoINrhEsT.-The Governor
f.n 4a' appointed George j. Hundiey, Of Buck
,,":shain, Brigsdier-General OF the Fourth
=, ;"s.h'a ',,; Brigade Of Virginia Militia, nice
'eAersi William b. Tabb, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

,GREAT BARGAINS; nj HATs.--P. w EisiaE -. 9
Co arc selling some OF thar straw goods al greatly
reduced prices. RsrgalAs can be bad now,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

,ANDRoscoaGIN COTTON only shilling per yard
at LEVY BROTHERS.. sKEs,s e.Efsst
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IL, DLfcTY INSPECTORS APPOINTED D.--Goyernor
""iker has appointed the following deputy
l'pectors and cullers Of lumber for the city
y Norfolk: John ID. Matthews, James Sim
a'nS, Alfred Heckle, William T. Morrisett,
'4i James II. Simmons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

GREAT BARGAINS IN SUMNER DRESS GOODS arr
to be found at LEVY BROTHERS.. They enumeratt
but few, as their space will not admit Of all they
could say. 'm.....-
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DEATH FROM CRIMINAL NEGLECT.-The body
White female infant was found in the
I'"ai al seventh street, about Z O'Clock Sun
1aH morning, by Mr. W. Allen. The police
were promptly notified, and the fact subse-
i'.nlly reported 10 Coroner Taylor.
P9$t-mortem examination was held upon
u, nody, which revealed the fact that the
,''a had probably heen born alive. An in
guest was held at 5 O'Clock on Sunday after
"?'i' the jury rendering verdict that death
.'o been caused by criminal neglect or i'll
!"'tinrnt at the hands of some person un-
,o'"o ~, to the jury (Probably thrown into
lc canal Saturday night. The body was
'uFtcd at the expense Of the city.
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DEATHS.

Died, at his residence, on Church Hill. on the eve
Wells. We in the eli rty.rst ~ ST year Of his R age. a"
The funeral will take place on TOMORROW
"wednesday NJ FORMING. the 23d Instant, from Trim
ity tMethodist EpiscopaI church, at 10 o'clock His
friends and those of the family are invited to at
tend.
Memphis and Norfolk papers please copy. 2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

:, LINEN COATS and gentlemen's light wear ger
rally ut 4. B. SPENCE &'SoN's, 1900 Main street
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CETTYsBURG KATALYsINE wa.

A ExE1'I1SBURGs kATALflSiNE n VA
VA TER.-The United States Dtspensatcfy, the
authorized record OF our Materia Medica, classes
this water with the most reiowned alkaline or cEr.
Donated springs Of Europe. IL far exceis any other
known In It's properties; does nat
deteriorate by botfiiag and keeping. it has never
been claimed for any other mineral water the power
f dissolve the uraies, or socaed chalk formations
In the body or OIL the limbs and Joints. This the GET
tysbHfg Katalysihe Water has done, In hundreds OF
instances. GOUT, RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA, pYS-
PEPSIA. GRAVEL DIABETES. KIDNEY and URINARY
DISEASES generally have yielded 10 les innaencesh
has restored MU8CULAR r0WER 10 the payafyttcs
cured ABDOMINAL ,pRoPSY, and given healthy ac-l
ton to the TORPID LIVER. lt has cured CHRONIC
pIARRHusA, PILES, CONSTIPATION, ASzffMA, CA
TARRi, DISEASES oFTHE SKIN GESERAL DEBIlr:
TY and NERVOUS PROSTRATI0E from MENTAL and
PHYSICAL ExCEssEs. All these by the bottled wa
ter. Ills powerful antid0te for EXCESSIVE EAT-1
ING or drinking. II corrects the stomach, promotes
digestion and relieves the headalmost Immediately
Pamphlets containing history Of me Spring, re
ports from eminent physicians and medical WRITER'S,
marvellous and weIiattested cures, snd dtesimoniais
from distinguished citizens, viii be furnished aBa
y e WHITNEY, BR0TfaRs, General Agents
227 south Front street, Phiiadeiphia, We.
q Gr1TYspuR0 SPRING COMPANY. s9 q sssSsr's3+.5egst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

WHITE VESTS and ALPACA COATS IN emiless v
riety at e. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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The weather In the Mountains.

AHe WeBtner An the MONNGa1nS.
GREENBRlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, July
2l.-The temperature is unusually cool
here, and fires, shawls, and blankets are
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

UTICA SHEETING. TWO YARDS AND HAL
wide, only 5Oc. n yard, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

,n lie ALARM OF FIRE turned in Box No.
" ~ oh Pine and Main streets, at $40 P. M.
$rrday, was caused by the burning of a
l'b aud mattress in the residence Of Police
-'h s j. >. McCuskey, on Cherry street south
" 'ary. Damage, s.. Cause, unknown.
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POWDER. s.
| TTENTION, SPORTsMEN!

NEW YORK STATE SPORTsMEN'S
= ASSOCIATION. =
EXTRACTS FROM "REPoRT OF COMMITTEE ON
I ~ STANDARD F0R sHor.n
I. All manufacturers Will have eventually to con-
form when spoFtsuea require thst their shot shall
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
which your committee has fixed.
4 - Upon the most critical exanatnation. your COM
mIttee have determined 10 adopt IS the ,.AMERI-
CAN STANDARD" the scale presented to US by
Messre. Thomas Otis LIE Roy & Co, Of New York"
-E-sI t.st.s&ss@ .tat H.NEwEIL. Chairman;
n. AZ. SMITH. s. stsF
! f.. G. SKINNER 49,.
fsporfsmen and dealers deslrous Of having the
above SCALE, or any Information relative thereto.
can nrou,ptly obtain the same by applying 10
THOMAS OTIS LIE ROY & CO., New YORK.
je 2e-eod3m
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SPLENDID LINE OF CLOTHING at E. B. SPENCE
& Sons. ...y
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western Crops suiisring Tor HAHN.

.ta MEarHIs, July 21.-The crop reports from
Arkansas, Mississippi, and North Alabama
continue favorable, though the greater peT-
ton Of Mississippi Is suffering for rain,
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LEVY BROTHERS OFFER lO-i UTICA BLEACHFD
sHEETING, The very best goods made, at soc. Il
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RICHMOND, VA, January !, 1872.

PROFITABLE READING-LEvY BROTHERS new
advertisements
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FULL-wIDrH UNnLEAcHED sHEETlNG only sec
a yard at LEVY BROTHERS.. 3t, III,
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Far ,ale ~ PURoELL. LADD & co. and drug

For sale by PURCELL, LADD q GO. and drus-
gists generally. Y y IsA .l..L- tay I-eoa5m z
EyARTH-GL0SETS.- These modern con
IA 81 ,ajenc8 can nosy be bought at ffun US 70
go No house or family. particularly In TIE eonn-
try, or those wsfhcus wafer on she oa9tis
- =, = 1ss's - IWAGNER, Druggist.
~ ,a2a Aren't fos the Mannfacsnrefs q.
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DEATH or Mr.. A. ID. Townsville many
N'"nd> Of Mr.. A. u. Townes will regret the
announcement Of his death, which event
ntcurred at his residence, on Main near
fourth street, Yesterday morning between
~ ana II o'clock, after brief illness. Mr..
i"wnc> was born in Amelia county, and at
Ai> death was in his sixty-trst year. He re-
moved 10 Richmond between 1S40 and 1915,
and Tor time was civil engineer
on the Weldon and Petersburg rail-
!"'H. subsequently he engaged in the
'laI business up to the commencement
VI HE war, and, indeed. ever since the
va! had been similarly occupied. He
W. also interested in mining one of the
f'"iiatan pits, and at one time was asso-
,i'tcd with the iirm owning and operating
II" Armory IIon-Works, which have been
ArI-"d toto the Tredegar. He was very
"'H ano"n in this city; was universally re.
'"Ned; man of sterling worth, and one
VINO Held in large degree the confidence of
Nrt! one with whom he came in contact.
W. funeral will take place this afternoon
= O'Clock from ST. Paufs church.
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DAvoL COTTON only lSc. yard at LEVY Bro
THEIRS
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REDINGoTEs Of the latest styles at LEVY BRO
TUT
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w WANTED, TWO CARPENTERS. Az
w ply on the premises, Park avenue and Mas,
street. about ten squares west Of Monroe Park. =
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LADIES READY-MADE SUITS very low at LEV!
BROTHERS.. srsu. = - ~
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DooK AND JOB PRINTING DONE AT At
D4THlS OFFICE.
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LINE BACON.-You can always find the
Il BEST BACON--HAMS and SUGAR.CUREp
sHOuLDERS--at L. +. JAMEs'S stand, In O4d
Also No. 1CHEEsE, SMOKED BEEF, CANNED
FRUIT, No. MACKEkEI., &c. You run no risk
In getting bad meat ut his old place. where, for the
last eight years. he has traded with the people with
so much satisfaction. No. Is Old Market.
FERRIS'S SHOULDERS by the barrel. jy15, -
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WANTS.

nv ANTED, a MAN to work on d farm
,,, near ne city. Good wages will be paid. AI-
pff at l114 Mafn Street, fy 1grgfx
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WANTED, q GOOD COOK. ApnIy. I
w 310 Arch street, next 70 Prstrs cottage.
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w ANTED, sprightly COLORED BOY
w to walt In dining-roon, Apply at Monroe
House, No. l3 Governor street. - II 22.Itx
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


4 YOUTH ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF.
( lfSpecial telegram kn the Ina...,,,
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WT ANTED, one secondhand two-horse,
w lROAD-WAGON. Apply between 10 and &
O'Clock to-day to PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
" 22lt l302 Main street. j
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WANTED, by an English family living
w eight miles from Richmond, WOMAN
SERVANT, white or colored, 10 COOK, WASH
MILK, and make herself generally useful. Liberal
wages will be given TO suitable woman Apply
personally mt the Office Of III
: iy l7-im w, X, POLK 4 co.
The New York herald., 1873-09-26
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
A Dishonest Ticket Agent.

For some time past the managers OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad have been good deal troubled
by the mysterious disappearance Of q number Of
tickets at various ofces along their road. Efforts
were made to discover the thief ana the nodtGs
operondt OF his performance for a considerable
time without success. 1t was ultimately observed
that these losses occurred at time when one
william Johnson, extra ticket agent, was placed
in charge OF some one OF the O1ces, which occurred
at various intervals when the regular agents were
absent. Detectives were placed upon his track,
but nothing was discovered until yesterday
morning. when he undertook to sell
ticket issued from the once OF the
company at Elizabeth, N. j.. for Salt Lake City,
and valued at $ll9 So, for $55, to gentleman at
the New York Hotel. This gentleman sent to the
once in this city TO ascertain II the ticket was
genuine, and a despatch inquirlng concerning 1t
was at once sent to Elizabeth. Answer was re-
turned that the ticket had been stolen, and the
facts being communicated to the police, Detective
Slevn, OF the Fifteenth precinct, at once proceeded
to the hotel aud arrested Johnson. He was taken
before Justice Cox at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, and committed for further examination and
until the arrival OF the agent at Elizabeth.
The New York herald., 1873-09-26
TRIAL OF CITY MARSHAL EHRLICH.

The Testimony Taken Yesterday-Two
Witnesses Substantiate the Charge OF
Attempted Extortion and the Accused
Denies It-Decision Reserved.
The examination into the charges made by O
poor Jewish tailor, Joseph Jacobs OF No. q Ridge
street, against City Marshal A. M. EhrIich OF the
Sixth District Court, OF attempting to extort
illegal fees from him in civil suit was held yester
day, before the Mayors Private Secretary,
who has at last found it advisable
to listen to the complaints Of poor
people who apply for advice, instead Of send
ing them to the HERALD, as he did in this case.
Mr.. Samuel Hrsch appeared as counsel for the
Marshal, and A. II. Fl. Dawson, of Broadway see-
ing the account OF the case in the HERALD o. yes
terday appeared and rendered his services grauit-
counsel in the civil proceedings, A. Feuchtwanger,
OF fiitn street appeared to- conduct the case ior
him. and selected Mr.. Dawson. BY consent of
counsel the examination was confined to the part
the Marshal had had IN the case. Mr.. Jacobs sworc
positively that the Marshal had told him ne could
have the coats If he would pay him $40 as his
fees; pay David Levy the defendants counsel, mis-
Iees and get an order for the garments; that
Ehrlich subsequently consented to take slo and
Levy's 1ees Jacobs testimony was fully confirmed
by MS VIE who testified that she had been present
wanted good deal Of money: that Il would proba-
bly, be $25 for the Court fees, &c: that he suose-
9uensy oaered to take slS, and hnal'y $40 as MS
The Marshal was put upon the stand and swore
that he had never mentioned any sum- and fiatly
contradicted the two previous witnesses; denied
that he had demanded any fees or had received any,
His brother corroborated his testimony as to the
conversation between the Marsha and Jacobs on
one occasion. The evidence was quit contradictory
all through but, as Colonel Dawson ju. tly remarked
IN summing up, "the charge that ne demanded
extortsnate fees on the evening wien the trial
occurred before Judge Koch is sustained by two
witnesses, and when defendant is sworn he denies
that he did so on the 23d, but does mt deny that
he did demand SIS on the day OF u trial; and
you, Mr.. Private Secretary cannot owe look this IN
making your report to the Mayor"
The Secretary yesterday gave patient hearing
to both Sides and did not for once appear as coun
sci Tor the Marshal, as well as trfe" OF the case,
which Is to his credit, certainly. he evidence
win be submitted 10 the Mayor, who VIII probably
render his decision 10 lew dayse
The New York herald., 1873-09-26
ToMss POLICE COURT.

About eleven O'Clock Wednesday night Onncer
Fox, OF the Fourteenth precinct, discovered the
premises No. 43 Spring street, occupied by John
Howard as o wholesale liquor store broken open.
An iron bar had been forced on the door and the
window panes were smashed He arrested young
man, named Ferdinand saltwater who was in the
neighborhood at the time, and brought him to the
station house. Still confessed to the officer
that he, in company with John Burke and Frank
Green, had attempted to get into Mr.. Howard's
store, but did not succeed. Saltwater was ar
raigned before Judge Hogan yesterday and held in
$4,000 bail TO answer. Burke and Green are not
yet arrested.
How Mr.. Burke Lost His Watch.
Charles F. osborne was arraigned yesterday on
q charge of stealing o watch and cham from
Lemuel L. Burke, of No. 500 Broadway, on the 10th
of June last. On that day Mr.. Burke went into
Devlin 4 Co. g clothing store to purchase q vest.
he took his own on, containing his watch and
chain and laid 1t down on pile OF clothing. After
trying on several he looked Tor his own vest and
discovered that his watch had been stolen. Osborne
was distributing circulars through the store for
billiard tournament. He was the only person
seen near the vest and, he was going out one OF
the clerks named Thomas r. Creegan called TO
another standing near the door t0 stop him. o.