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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

Slaughter.

LUMBER retail demand and prices are somewhat noHi-
nal entering into contracts In the present unset
Tied state the The absence market Tor
real e great taGiy in regard to the future unets
values che sks trade greatly.
METhLS-We further advance In nco Copper but
the very quiet after tn recent large anetons the
sales since our embraced 100000 Lake At u fA4c cash
both Scotch Pg and American Iron remains very dn
the aigces rather favorable 10 builders but
hea, merely nominal Rails also
quiet Scrap SLOW of sale and Is quoted At
S2 80 from yard Lead steady with moderate trade
in obbing 64c gold; Ordinary Foreign quoted nom,
at Tor Bar ripe,
sheet AMI I6t. Tin-nei Pipe all 10 cent to tue rae
Foreign speter Inactive an nonnal Domestic IL
% sold at 4c currency Trade IN fg I'm sun
long time past pneej have oO@nWar
we English L. and T. in lots from store at
d2l Sc Straits offered tacs are also YER dn ana
weak We transactions Other Metals are 1ul we auoie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

Receipts week. &c $40 bbs DO last week 1919 do same
at 1893 Quotations to-day are the lowest that can be
remembered many while the Oldest dealers
period when the market kept the declining
LINED out the but
the receipts OF fresh unusually hcayy the past four weeks show an
Increase bbs with either 1873 lb2
Shippers are losing badly unless hoped that the bottom Las
will disastrous Buyers
than they have been attery bn
with many sellers the low annexed buy either small
Iarge loads In ordinary low prices might stimulate speculation
capitalists cautious this while the conumpu'e demand
y 80 r. GU 10 a. Western goodmarks 10 dl5ia
Penn Is dloi2 houtbern Ia dlS
Western fresh 10 2al6
fURs AND SKINS.
Hoersare quoting figures for SKINS with
the unchanged somewhat
The London sales Of The past month have Indicated better position for
Furs than long period quote prices free Of
dr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

The seek ha' been irregular prices showing vide aua
top Some days With The supply equal the difference per
~ 20 Tue market this wheR The weather
apt 70 BE- unsettled aud the closing
high prices In their April We before cautioned
shippers Against large oaersr Frequently mAde this dine BY respon
be pArs who they aBd themselves damaged by gu
bad matei epadao their obg alton, and the farmer pot
g. me e.@ %, asEyes Of hnnung up reliable dealers
aud s2j milk Harlem Railroad 2 $3.50 New Haven
arosd $40 adon River Railroad no Midland Railroad
&7O usceliaaeVA 2l50 Do Ita V7ab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
~ Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH a. 1874
lgxo,essly tor TuE ". Y. ON 6eDorter


other poor
foo Put everything ORDER attractive look secures exam
nation whore dirty package syeny ap
aho" Tue
tents change clean an line cut straw win
Markp beaand
on the bJl stating the amount, also send etei s
route, time &C. An nVOce OF 1
h also he ncl,s-d the
ages secure Tor yourself tine put 10 best shape
haI Tourm IN demand.
BEANS AND PEAS
Reents Of besuS the 2O3 bh; DO last week. 81
Ibis. sane week ,I year 122 bb; exports 1884
do Of peas go Rcceios past week 620l bush
Receipts Of beans upon ibis point again but heayy
pott demand ha- veyeud accumulation In hc The
vorou trade m narg e prices hm higher at the close
v,b few fancy pae held for 81 Mediums steady for prime
grades and 81 generally quoted Poor qualities OF beans are favor
In buye Pes oy bring full rates when choice ami
there is very stock Of that CHARACTER here Red AGney
are nominal quiet aud unchanged canadian peas
quotations at the former RANGES DOS
are not plenty STEADY for eonunptye use ere
ne AT a. for Dan Rourke 3 IS for Blue Imperial % % fr
tGampon Fancy seed not abundant Southern D. H.
peas net and unchanged. Quotations 90 $500 an ,n1., IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
E,psr MoRrJAGs GoLp BONDS.

VERMONT DIVISION.
PORTLAND AND OGDRNsBURG RAILROAD,
TRAFFIC GUARANTY
EASTERN RAILROAD OF MASSACHUSETTS
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE NEw-ENGLANp IN
vESTMENT.
The issue is LIMITED to $4,000 per mile. and has
basis of a CASH CAPITAL Stock or Sl@OOoCo PAID IN
AT PAR.
A limited amount remain unsod Bonds issued IN
DENOMINATIONS of 81 OOO $500 and $780, and interest
payable in gold, May and November
N"' E. g. T.. FAIRBANKS & Co,
ST. Johnsbury Vt;
FAIRBANKS Brown q Co,
Milk-st., Boston;
FAIRBANKS 81 Co.,
81 Broadway, New York;
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

To THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDERs OF
mr. Npw YORK AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD.
Tha Man of the committee for reorganization has
been modified to meet the viows expressed by many
of the bondhoders 1t now provides for 1u Iu.
the First Mortgage Bonds in an issue OF new no
of $4,000 per mile subject to the priority oil SI2pVv
OOO Preferred Bonds for aiding IN dischaIging ho
oeives Certificates in completing raiIroa9, ~I IN
Subsequent bonds and claims to be Iuhueu ~
securities In the order of their priority, Dut hGt
bearing any interest charge unless the same Is
An sgreeInent embodyIng this plan has been pre-
paIed Tor signature, and can be executed at the
office of UhOH"S W ~ ~ NaSsou ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

ENP-Nark for s Kinds Of sboh Foreign and Domestic has been
dali and we have no quoted nonalY J2
gold A No. for Mania SdS4c DO for sisai dG6fe or ahpco
amecsn boubIe Dressed 81 20d%2 30 " do single Dressed
81 S5Qsl 90 and do Uureed 81 jd$l 20 Jue quiet az $40
53 gold and Jute dull at 22G2si sales, loO bales Al
9.i6c, currency. 81, -, In.
HAY AND STRAw-shppug grades In fair demand ana 's
Hay-Prmc Timothy AZ IZJdrzpi
Good DO al SCI 1873 Shipping Grades At S9@ so Clover
at Sl7a$iS strsw-No Rye at $lidsloi No. do al SIo
asia and Oat at Sl5d&l7 q, H. -.
Northumberland in fair demand for all grades ba
rsrna for hest qualities and tannage OF
common hide prices steady for the week small exports
II 600 sides demand for Middle and Heavy hsht virgins
dull stock decreasing We quote currency;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

sUGARs-Tbe market Raws unchanged the ba.s OF
re Pair Good Reann2 sales to-day $50 hhs and
80 boxes 5G1 hhds Centrifugal ut S 40 bids
y Fan Rssning % 100 bids Good Refining at 75Gc;
hhdA Moaes Sugars &c; % bids Moilsses Sugars
Re, ana 80 boxes Molssses Sugars 7c.; also
late yesteriay 1900 bids Good Refining 7'si 1900 boxes
Moasses sugars Centnfagas ga 5000 Manila
GIG ami 1900 Penambuo at lac Refined Sugars steady
aris Powdered Crushed and Granuei. 100 IOl4c A. 9l
of A. gae; BIS g4s EIrs Cs Sts0gc Sdsl2,
sPlCES-The market for all deserpons quiet and there is
but quote Pepper 81 U2i LIZ; III rs; Cloves
47c; PmeBIo, l22 l2sc Ginger 'i0l 2s4ei Casa 25
a gold
SOAP STEADY with demands Of boxes MEseiIs
at yl4c.
sERDs-Cloyer inacive firm al lOiidO Western and 02
Qga.c for PennsylJania; Timothy dull II ~ %
TOBACCO-Th market for Kentucky Leaf and
prices unsee sales $50 hhds within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

Reeeps for week, Si5i psgs do last week 10 80 DO
same year 1854 do foreign exports past week lO n
Kecrips are falling they exceed the quantities looked Tor al
this date supply OF little moment regards quan
hat search for t. These two textures nep TO
depress already dali market FOR old and for the time being inside
quotations State best represent seing pc hnrr "aes Ve
hen wants 10 them
nov the season nearing second Spng month and whel VII
included purchases
some of our largest the dali phase OF matters without mn
,un but hand that they bound TO be
before stock freely NJ rates e"
Of ;b, holder. mauase eTeeny keeping back grade OF
onsy that will greatly support the winding sales and ~ al
most sy event tie Wne business has rendered them secure rom
,os, The p.st one or days have been accompanied
Wih A yery M! winter style of weather mshog April
seem really more than one week oil and should
eonlnne the prospect Of backward pasture will in al probability re-
new the demand business to-day exhibits rea
ami seller, attribute largely the sharp cold weather. western ohl
nsrkei aes steadily chiefly small packages ru prices are
i reai,c rol Very little new butter Is qnotab
5O except nearby p Good sweet new Welsh quoted at
Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
yrwYorx AND oswroo MIDLAND RAILROAD

NrwYorK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Virat Mortqage Bondholders are requested 70 de-
nosit their bonds with the Farmers 4oan ana trust
COMPANY prior to the 18th April and receive IN ex-
sr"talion Inv tbe Committee of the United Foreign
and Resident First Mortgage BOndholders. For
further particulars apply to
HEiDEIBACH. FRANK d Co,
Bankers No. 50 Exchange-place, New-IOrk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
$50

Ieeodrd in the shove are $50 bales arrive.
Receipts shipping ports to-day 1853 bales
bales: 1855 bale; Sent
1878 $3.50 A7G bales 1872 2074 957 soei
consolidated stock 6o3330 bales for
future delivery the transactions moderate Al unchanged prices; sales
a. follows all o. basis Of bOS Aiddlngsi -
Ssles efe9iDg after March 100 bales 1880; April
7OO 10 1916 MAY 800 10 ll32e June, COO 10 2732e
seDEiaie 100 II 4 total $500 bales Sales today 10
hsseb TOO bales 10 2J.33c April 1900 10 25S2 200 Is
13i6c 100 Is 2j32c 300 10 1876 800, 10 2732e 200
u 1876 800 10 2732 200 10 l3l0c April 100 10 l3l6
100. 10 2j3lc together May 900 10 5lGe 100 JIG 32e
400 lG June 100 l6 10 Ice 400 ~ 1885, 100 l6se
800 ~ n BE 800 l67s July 200 II 932e 300 IL % 100
81 $50 TOTAL 10 100 grand total II 600 bales. kIcsnge
I'll &C. pd 1000 Bales for Aug l32c pd
Apnl Juoe, lo pd 0 p. 800 ABul FOR June
'COIFFB The Rio market still quiet and drl and
reported The AerDck las we'd
rd bring later dispatch received to-day states that
aU bari Rio JsneirO for Savannah 3i80
b., been wrecked At Aagsaa The Victor sailed from RIO
The .rys Of Rio and santos a9ee tbs day week have
ported sEns stock here il rst hand. - II bags The stock
a. vop h 900 bags Baltimore 537 bass total II he United
ss 6SC7s bags We qeote Ordinary e'oe, u ag2lS Par
a, Zks ly. Good DO 239a24c ard Prime DO "A i2a2isc,
ssse sare u e2 1e al soa MO coaees
qut spf Idle 90 ne aud bags &c Aacaib9 % q
a Jsnsca 23G25e RisO and Coats kes, "a a42o4
goil -. -. vut,.3. ,..i.-. ,.,i,.
bse m he public OF soTans Of 6VOO tFa stn9sssc iel
Wodne.y, The z5h us The cargo pic Is nominal az ~ 70 Y
tos ruled very dull God tstae sales Q! mts Ngs
&IOVSiG 10 COkas s5GeJ Cumberland s0 Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25


CAKB-The supply Of Cake light the hrm; the
demand fair sales of $50 tons ~ gold for city in bre do In
bars si4, and Western in bags Sli 5oas15 currency
PROVSIOES-The Pork market though
sales cash and regular 100 bb Of Sl6 % Tor NeE Mess fl4
for BItra Prince S4 80 Tor Western Prime Ness Tor future dv
hear of bbls Mess seller at SIG 3j; do
plain Ness l2asl3 80 ior lrtra Mess 81 packet and Family
$zOH&2l Beef fair demand 300
S2 aS22 for Western Prime Mess and 200 bblA Baltimore India
Mess S29 Beef Hams quiet aud firm Cat Meats Ia mod
boxes DR. Sailed do 6 200 Smoked Hams l2d &C. 200
Pekle do l0all average lldl & 200 ;cs do do 10 10
% 77sc, and 40 boTes, IL n 9'lc
Bacon and in fair Ules Of 200 boxes short
boxes long Clear 9isd9l 100 boxes bal nlhs 9sc Dressed
Hogs SARGE sud d 20 quote at 7's91 for CITY Lard is
No 9S. for CITY 9l209 9l6c for Fr TO Prime Steam and
ll6c for Kettle Rendered. 500 ties of grade at 9aG9c
seller April a 9l2. ami 500 ties for May at 9os'.
fKTkoLEUMTbe msItet for Refined gooed i5ner today
aued light notwithstanding the decline in fregh Sales made
Of 900 bb March ',c reported 5000 btl do 7s,
late yesterday 5000 bills prompt delivery At the former prices
Quoted l7sd 5c first half Apn Cases steady
but dun zoe Saphths nmY held 81 PC without transactions
in bulk stronger under advancing Greek Markets with
delivery 7lac Shipping Crude steady at 1O9c At producing
points s markets T5s geSsrSy s1n and tending gPS spot
Vile 81 rs Fhrew, AMI 81 SOdsl S2 for Union Pipe at
Psrie At Philadelphia he market dull ard prices nominal at
RICR-Ihe market steady Domestic and there hiss been
activity to-day comprise 10 casks carolina al 7D
csc Is bills Loasna at 6aId7's 22j bags Rangoon al 1
7s 7 and 1900 bags RangoOn, in bond for
SKiSS-ae Skins is steady, and price,
changed; receipts week have been % bales Sayan
10 bales III bales kewOresn IL bales Calcutta
sales bales Mexican private terms There ir demlnd for
steady prices; the receipts have teen 10 bales Para
hale, Tuspan MnilaD bale Galveston bale Ind anola
3 bsles Vera Cur bales New Orleans and bales Barcelona
s 900 n Puerto Cabeo 900 n central American 900
H.. yWtaN tam NJ nnnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

Tuv RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
abs and suggestive essay on this topic by Prol f.
Il. Elliott of the Treasury Department. rea9 az Tue
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

Receipts for week. 20 pigs; do las, weeks 300 DO
las; $50 Do epr;s past wees 10 b5 apples
Apples but the home de-
nanl continues with very little adion to the supply,
prices There ae sales Of loo bills Western
lOc n few lots OF Fancy We,erD Qlrers bbed out at 10 a
Peeled Peaches been mostly sold and the
nan quotations con be placed the Old high
rates uarIers Halves Gn. Small rus tendng higher
demaud Berries The stock Of Peanuts is rather
general To sell prices
marked Hickory hanged Receipts Of Pea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

FRESH FRUITS
Apples 6rm with choice tending higher number
wekcpt Western NssYoh Bsdwns agreesb the supply
through receipts shipment 80 Charleston
berries by the 18th trsnberes will all be
local retail demand Quotations:
Apples choice Bald / Cr,nberries. Choice
wins, bhl......f5 5OdfG 90 EIitI bbs..Slt 00d
kotbnf' knssets 0OG Do. poor To Choice IL OUal3 90
Bug knsseis...... OO1 Do. orate. fancy o00 40
MIsi sound lots 4 JOd 20 Do, crates, Fair 10
Apples selections. 900 Prime. ...... go. 4 OOa
! Do, poor ..,..... 3 OO1 3 2j
Receipt, for the week 23l bales week last
ports Of foreign hop. 81 bales The market
Gull, likely that sha be compelled
or the demand from
he reported Sales st
aud extreme rarely obtained certainly
short parcels We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

The Qsoons Cotton IN store 10 oQAt NJ
more hsB hAIi ffA'e seoVe OF below quoted
sALEA DELIVERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

lCAr.iulls reported Tor TaE Talsuse.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

LEAThere fair distributing business aboat former
fsui toe sales include 90 Wisconsin 1872 not
snspred; 81 Connecticut FILTERS 1872 5d52c "a
Ohio 1872 private IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25
State Welsh tubs. CON. fair. 36d39
Slate Wel.h tnbs. laIr 70

for the week. 246O boxes do lat week 1850 Dol
same week Exports week 1915 boxes;
Gold l2is Gable
a.. The su,gs and inactive aud bsn
dece has been threatened Shippers have looked for low priced
and all probability the export would have shown larger II
them rating qualities There
better Disposition sell particularly several OF the most
p.omn export bayers have gone abroad During the week few
good the hgheg. note the Dr.
fclo-y September u for about 900 boxes Al the
close tLee feeling Gold is b. higher Liverpool e gats
down 3d. Tie h.e - gone up 81 Yae lev new lace, are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

YARA.
Assorted lo..,,, 10 o 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

fDiilf stl's RiplhlivuH
Turkeys. n J. prime.
Do. Y. j. Otbcr.......
DO. State and Pean.
pIime...............
Do. State and Penn.
Otnef .s....s....s...
Do. Western prime.
Do, Western otner...
Fowls and Chickens. n
j. prime. ..........
Dc. n. J. othcr......
Do. state and Penn.
Drim ...............
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-25

e market for kentucky Leaf G still very quiet, and
d the sales are $50 hhds within the range Of ga
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
FASHIONABLE HEART DISEASE.

Dr. Lyman lectured yesterday afternoon at
Association Hall, in the Ladies Course. She said :
Heart disease, among both ladies and gentlemen the
one most in vogue at present. synonym for pseudo
hear; disease is INDIGESTION False modes OF dress by
crowdug the heart 1t TO beat irreGuary. Rem
edy dresa and the heart will hcnthfuy perform its
functions. The heart is almost the last organ to become
d .eased because 1t has great work 20 do. Nature
made it strong and supplied it with as few nerves
possible. Women who fain', a rule, have too small
cavities for heart and Lungs. Painting provision Of
nature for the reinstatement OF the body, by allowing
the heart brief respite. When the stomach Is uuduy
dlefended by food the heart crowded and complains
Good, straight shoulders are highly essential 10 woman.
II she possess erect form. WOuaus heart has bet
ter opportunity % beat evenly and healthfully. Many
mistake tstlug sensation % the muscular wall of
that portion Of the stomach nearest the heart for an
affection OF the heart. AdpOse or fatty accumulation
around the heart will often render te beating iabOTed
leavy TIC hearts NOT, however, diseased il is only
working under diihcultics PrOsron also affects the
beating OF the heart causing N tn puistte more rapidly
Strength VIII remove tEIs difficulty. II tn Ory with
some that natural life the heart beats
only given number OF times II this be so. running mp
and down stairs, intense excitement hurry 10y lncreas
INC the nun sr Of Acar5eats N minute dminish the
len 9Th Of ones ie. II is we5uOwn fact thlta race
horse j. not ouGlycd. because. having sucn demand
made upon the action OF 10, heart. the Leal muscles
wear out sooner than they Otherwise would.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
A TRIBUTE TO SENATOR SUMNER.

A meeting of colored citizens was held last
evening al the Bridgest. African Methodist Episcopal
Church, Brooklyn IN honor OF Charles Sumner The in
terror OF the church was draped with mourning. The
front OF the pulpit adorned by United States flag
bound with black IN the center OF which suspended
picture OF the dead Senator. The meeting was called
10 order by Mr.. Bundv. The Rev. Mr.. Freeman
ohefed prayer Peler W. Downing elected Chair
i11ah ana ~. saunders, sectetary. Nj. Downing and
The Rev. j. Morris Williams made adore after which
resolutions were adopted expressing the highest appre
clatlou OF M summers Efforts in behalf OF the colored
race ana authorizing the appointment Of a committee
70 cooperate win the citzeLs OF the United States In
raising tht necessary funds 10 raise monument 10 tbe
memory OF the late senator. Rufus L. Perry Henry NJ
Wilson, ahd Peter = Porter also made remarks.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
ABsT-RDTTIEs OF rv"ruTION.

y Warehouse Hawkins lcctured again at
the lIr.on League Tneater, at MddisoI-ave. and
T,cD,ysixtu-.t East evening, 10 very large audience
lie stated, that instead Of speaking OF things bore
relationship he should endeavor this time Illus
the great difference between and the ape He
illustrated through crayOn figures the unity OF form
tween certain birds ana certain animals, the great SINH
larity form. especially in those known climbing
animals. The lecturer drew figures Of both man
aud gorilla, illustrating the d n OF formation. lie
spoke OF the difference the BRAIN the superior ntei-
gence gwen the one as protection, and the Doneike
the other. He explained with his figures how
the naturally stood erect aud how with The other
The long arns were necessarily used. He said -" What
resemblance j. there between the two figures What
foundation FOR this theory OF evolution How any
say otherwise than In the image OF God created
lie man J." BY request Mr. Hawkins Will deliver
another lecture AZ the Union League TLeater Mon
day evening which he Will speak Of the unity OF form,
demonstrated IA animal species now supposed
q L
New-York tribune., 1874-03-20
AN Escaped BURGLAR ARRESTED.

The residence of Baruch Stein, a broker and
loan agent at No 25s West eighth-s was entered
April 2 1863 during the temporary of the oc
cupants The thieves by found tle KEYS OF
the safe hidden between the mattresses OF bed The
safe opened aud quantity Of United States State
ana county bonds, watches, lewelry, and da-
monds together valued at s2s,CcO, stolen. The
direction taken by the thieves was traced for
some distance from the house by the cases OF the
watches and other PARTICLES cast aside. Search was
made by the detectives or the thieves aud in the June
following Detective Nacdougal arrested a man giving
the name Of Henry Cliuon, while he was eudeavorlug
TO dispose OF $500 Onondaga County bond. THIS was
asceraned Ia be one of the stolen bOnds ana Clinton
could not satisfactorily account for the manner IN which
N cane utO his possession. He taken before Justice
DOWlng AT the IOmbs, and committed III default OF
S5Or hdl lie was Subsequently brOugut be ore Que OF
the supreme Court Judges 4 WITH OF habeas corpus
and released lie was rearreSted and again cOmmtte
lie was baied and. when Indicted by the Ora nd Jury
forfeited his bail and fed from the city lie
was subsequently heard from In the Southern
cllies, IN Mexico, aud at Panama. he with
others being engaged In burglres ia those pie 5.
DrlectlNe MacdOughl, while passing down Broadway
lohcldIy, saw Clinton when haiden-ane. lie fol-
iONeh bin short distance ana then him The
prisoner was taken brlura Suprriutendrut Mtfscl IL
folce headquarters, aud afcrward Or6cd up fof the
nght- lie viii be taken today before he District
Attorney, and a. he D. already indicted viii undoubtedly
DC committed W the IQniDe " await u lIIdl.