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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-13
MARKETS.
N0YneAtic Markets.

sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio arande, light, middle
s sBs he orHHoe ws, a. ]
mestic fleece 43065c; tubbed &c; pulled 35053c;
unwashed 17G31c; Texas l8036c.
lands l1al,ac Sales to-day 226o bales; net re-
ceirts pa gross 909 Futures closed steady: sales
1890 bales, as follows August To- 0Io zoe; Sep
November Is 15-l60l5 3l.32c; December Is 3l-3sc.
southern -four quiet and unchanged; common
to fair extra eGS so o SSer . agi IS for old
winter red Western: 81 32dl IS for new amber
Western. Corn . little better tor export demand;
79c rejected closed at 1sa Gs0c for Western mixed
800 aisle for high mixed and yellow Western;
94a97c for white Western.
Coffee dull and nominal at 1Sd2lc for Rio. sugar
dull and heavy; z &c for fair to good rehnlng
eh c for prime; rs d.s4c for common nusc0vado
9n c for centrifuCal; refined unsettled; ioa Oloesc
for srannlated oc for crushed powSaere and mo- Mo-
changed TaIow Irmer at "a 0e nc; kosln
steady at So IS Turpentine steady at zoe. For r
firm at s25 50 for new mess. Beet quiet Lard
CISCINNArI August l2.-Cetton quiet; mlddling
l6,,e. Flour steady; demand moderate Wheat
steady; with moderate demand; red s. 030l o5;
white S l5dl 49, Corn steady; demand m"der-
ate; 64e66c. Oats-Demsnd fair and market firm;
44a,8c Pork quiet and nOmnally unchanged.
Lard firm summer 49, 03asc; kettle l6kc. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders SIC; clear nib ll'sc; clear
ll7s0l2c. Bacon steady, with moderate demands;
shoulders sssc; clear rib lsc; clear 1875 6l3Ac.
Whisky-Dtmand fair and market firm at Sc
ST. LOUIS. August R.-Co1ton quiet and IN
changed in every respect. Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat-Demaud tar and market firm
for best grades; No. red S o80l 6s, No. red
winter 81 IL. Germ dull and market unsettled
little doEe; No mixed 64064Ac. Oats easier and
unsettled: No 2 47d415ec Whisky steady 93c.
Pork quiet, S24. Dry salt meats-NO demand.
Bacon firm: some sales slightly higher shoulders
s5 as &c; clear rib l3al3Asc; clear l3A 0l3c Lard
firm.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, August H. ?. M-Reined petroleum
94d.
LONDON August u. Evening.-Common rosin 6s
Sd. Lnseed Oil 21s sd.
ANTWERP August l2.-Petroeum 26f
LIVERPOOL, August IL, s:3GP. M.-COtton-Saes On
the basis of middling uplands. nothing below ordi
nary. deliverable October, 8 5-lod Cheese 6ls I'd.
Lard 62s Cd.
P. M.-Cotton-Sales the basis of
uplands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable
October ard November Sled.
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General Exchange

The market opened under the influence OF en-
couraging kilograms from Liverpool, and buyers
came forward with a fair de gree of spirit taking
during the morning nearly 400 bales at full prices,
&fter which the movement exhibited still more
activity ard the entire business reached $50 bales
as noted above. which is liberia, amouIt consider
day the advantage was still more on the side Of tie
factor than during the morning, rendering il
necessary TO raise our quotations as above.
The receipts included a oae of new crop by the
Katie from Baton Rouge. shipped by Messrs. Ran
dolph Bates, Of that city, and raised on the pan
tation OF Mr.. HARRISON, East Baton Rouge. Il was
consigned to Messrs. John ]. Adams ( Co., vino
turned it over for sale to their factors Messrs
Renshaw l. Cammack, and II will be offered a. pub
lie sale by Messrs Nash < Kodgson at the Cotton
Exchange as per advertisement. This is one day
later than the first bale of the Mississippi valley
crop of last year. The sampl- az the Exchange is
of good color and fair staple, and gives evidence of
being well ginned. 1t variously classsd as
high style low middng and strict low middng.
The amount on shipooard not cleared going on
board and engaged for Shipment set down at
the opening this morning at $500 bales EN- prac.
ing 25o0 bales for LIVERPOOL and 1000 for the North
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by
running statement yesterday evening, leaves
II 500 bales to represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses unso:i or awaiting orders.
The Exchange REPORTS: Sales 6oC bales Market
strong demand good " Its quotations Tor low mid
ding are advanced &C.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81. 1873. 7l77
Arrived since last sta-ement,..... 2l2
Arrived prevtousiy........"....L ,5S9-l 602
Corrections. 23Q32
Total ....................' .'......::. l2S80n
o cesred Observation-Disclosures e1,ousiv. $50
Consumed at Lehman. Abraham
l. Co.'S Lane Cotton Mills. 80
Sunk in scuttlei ship Ailsa, % oe
added if ever recovered....... 2.552-l,3i2.127
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&f tn. .s,.~.n,,
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
d. s. QUICK, Commander.
Will leave her wharf. foot of Jefferson street. on
SUNDAY. August 10 at 8 A. NJ.
These steamers have superior accom- modstions
for passengers.
Cabin passage.
bils OF ladng signed through to Liverpool Glas-
gov, Bremen and Han burg ~. -
Through Tickets for First Class and Steersaa
Passengers for Liverpool o I'd the Continent con-
Meeting With GaiOns Lice of Steamers. SAILING
from New York every WEDNESDAY,
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN H. LODWlGSEN Agent
No 1870 Common street
The steamship MISSISSIPPI will follow, LEAVING
on SATURDAY, August %, at ga. NJ. lad
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN.
WsDNKspAY EVENING, August u, 1874. }

We hear reiterated complaints OF unprecedented
dullness in most departments OF the money mar
ket The offerings. nevertheless, are of fair extent
at the banks but limited the street, and noi n.
ine lie re yOrted in commercial paper that Indicate
any change in rates. We continue 20 quote seleceeo
paper with without collaterals, at gay T.
cent per annun, first class at lG0-- Al AZ
il0l2 and second grade at ls p cent per
month. First class mortgages continue to rue at
10 y cent per annum, while nothing is reported
in second grade.
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS LINE
OF STEAMERS.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW ORLEAxs
TRADE,


ST. LOUIS,
... REID. Commander,
VIII leave on or about August H.
from her wharf foot of Jackson street Fourth
pistrict. VIII receive and sign through bills of
lading to Havre. Bremen Hamburg Antwerp Rot.
teldaih, and all continental ports
Parties DESTROYS of sending for their friends can
PuIch prepaid emig alton tickets here re-
duction allowed when applied for in groups.
For freight or passage. having superior accom-
MooatlOhs, apply 10 SILAS WEEKS Il CO.,
No 48 Carondelet street.
Managing owners-FLlNS, MAIN & MONTGOM.
pool. * ana
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SucpeasiOn Of Pierre t7curorre

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 81 .255.-Whereas, Felix B. Gau-
Diet has petitioned e court for letters of admin
istraton the estate OF the late Pierre Conrotte
deceased interstate. Notice is hereby gwen to all
whom it may concern 70 show cause within ten
days why the p aver OF the said petitioner should
NOT be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
aus el3r FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

In the Matter of the Estates of William
Greysen, D. R. Bennett, COrrav Petigrew D. c.
LOyazaga, S. Williams, Alfred Javisen and
Joseph blanchard.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans No. 81, 368-Wnereas E. 7. Parker has
pettioned the court for letters Of administration
On the above estates: Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern, to show cause within ten
days why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the Court
aul3 Il 2l~ FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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Succession ot kiizabeth Brim,

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. Sc, 59i.-Sotice is hereby gwen to
the creditors of this estate, aud to all other per-
sons herein intert stsd, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification if any they
have or can, why the account presented by the ad.
ministrator of this estate should net be homoo.
gated and approved and the funds distributed in
accordance therewiths
By order Of The Court.
ana 3- FPANK PACE TP C1erh
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THE CROMWELL LINK.

FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
kEY WEST.
United States Mail Linz.
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, EMILIR
MARGARET, LAyaCI
A The New Orleans, Florida
w Ss:sss s'ss = sss1fas
Every Wednesday.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West and con.
Meeting with steamers for Apalachicola, st. Marks
and Tampa
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West. To Ctdar Keys,
Saon........... $40 x25
StSera9e.... ..........-. ~ 10
through bills Of adink issued to al points In
FLORIDA including Tampa and to New York
Charleston and Savannah
Mono but the cOmpany's bills of laiing signed
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
:Splehdld passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to above points.
Office ~ ''0 sn'
For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBERTS, Agent
laio NO. l2O Common street.
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Successi0n of J. K. Eigee.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 20 755.-Whereas E. T. Par.
ker has petitioned the court for letters OF da.
tive testamentary ex1cutsrshp on the estate of
the late ]. K. Eigee, deceased intestate Notice
is hereby given 20 all whom it may concern to
show cause, within ten days, why the prayer of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
By order OF the Court.
aria 10 l6t FRANK PACE JR C,arL
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SuccesstOn o. WIS. UOrOthea Arnold.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans. No. 81. 357-Whereas Jacob Ar.
mold has petitioned the court for letters of adj
nIstratioD on tie estate Of the late Mrs Dorothea
Arnold, deceased, interstate. Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern. TO show cause
within ten days why the prayer of the said petit
toner should not be granted.
By order of the Court
ara 10 is FRANK PACE JR
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SUGGESTION of Henry Pinard.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= OF Orleans, No. SO .40l.-Notice is hereby given
20 the creditors of this estate and 10 all other per-
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
GAYS from the present notification. if any they
have or can, why the account presented by the
Administrative of this estate should not BIZ
homolOgated aud approved and the funds dis
tributed IN accordance Herewith
By order OF the Court.
ana Is I6r FRANK PACE IR C7erk
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succession Of Mrs. Marie Rupert.
SECOED DISTRICT COURT For TIE PAklSH OF
- Orleans. No. 81, 36l-W hereas, Jacob Rupert
has pettioDed the court for letters OF
the estate OF the ate Mrs Marie RUPERT deceas-
ed intestate Notice is hereby given to ali whom it
the prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order of the Court.
au9 ID l6* PRANK PACE JR Clark
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DERsONs WHO INTEND MOVING WEST, WITH
view Of engaging IN business immedIatelv can near
ing part OF Central Iowa. correspondence earnestly
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-15

IA PszsoFAI,.E .EIxpLAxAs5cs,--ID HE House
Of delegates, yesterday, M. Joseph R.sAH b
dersol, 0f Richmond, after the calendar
business had BEEN eonciude led, arose 10 d pcr
|s0nal explanation. He: read stbSs solfoWine
Paragraph ffom tha Richmond Neo,,Ssey:
8 g His slaction RI siynaj. frinssrh. ofs tha
proeressiye policy of the Cnneervaiiva ~ narfv.
and stunning oW RI fha ~ 4; III.
contents who vohld aif fhsr sasi,i Z ~ hsctS
tn fbe teI,efss nS Y9,,es tt.s, ~ ouSN uA
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SUPREME COURT OF ApPEALs.-The follow
ing business was disposed of Yesterday:
Crawford ct ais. Us. Turk ct ais. From the
Circuit Court of Augusta county. Affirmed,
Judge Moncure delivering the opinion.
& Randall os. Commonwealth, From Cir
cult Court Of Chesterfield county. Reversed,
Judge Moncure delivering the opinion.
Smythe us. Sutton. From Circuit Court
of Richmond city. Affirmed, Judge Chris
tian delivering the opinion.
Poore us Magruder, &C.. From Circuit
Court of the city of Lynchburg. Affirmed,
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion.
Nash ius. Fugate, &c. From the Circuit
Court Of Russell county. Reversed, Judge
Staples delivering the opinion.
Moon os. Richardson. From the Circuit
Court of Appomattox county. Reversed,
Judge Bouldin delivering the opinion. |
Mathews's assignee cs.iArmstead 4 Peake
and Cohen and wife. Motion to set aside
the order dismissing this case overruled.
Richard Wake, of Norfolk, qualified as
counsel in this court. 80 80
Lindsay Us. Corkery & MilIward ct ais.
Appeal and supersedeas to q decree of the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond.
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.REsoLuTIoN OF RESPECT TO THE DEPARTED;
Yestei day, in the House of Delegates, Mr..
,Riddlebarger, in 9 spirit Of good humor, Of
fered u resolution that whereas it had just
come to the notice of the representatives Of
the people that t5at reycred institution
known Us the Democratic party is recently
deceased, therefore j -,
Resolred, That a proper manifestation. of
respect to the memory Of the deceased re-
.quires that the two houses OF the General
Assembly shall adjourn to attend the funeral
in a bedy, and the members thereof shall
wear the usual badge of mourning for thir-
ty days" " s[,@2.s' - ''."'~
The House refused to refer the resolution,
and, on motion of Mr.. ,Vinn, it was laid on
the; table. 5; sst -. }1t !
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DEAD BODY FoUSD IN THE CANAL.-Yes-
teiuay morning about O'Clock {the water
pelhs ura"n from the canal owing to certain
aelaIrs J.. lS which were being made) The body Of
d ne?to man was found at the bottom Of the
,anai III !he foot of Cherry street, near Holly
%oSu. re% Or. Taylor. the coroner, was noti-
WV. nt' ana alter reaching the spot succeeded
" "'h great difficulty iu dragging the body out
VI Ihc water, and subsequently, after some
VI 'nt mud was washed from it, had it re-
moSeu .,,o.,, 10 the city morgue. where it now
=, .H wv nn, n,uea'iucatloD. The body is supposed
ni.Oiu N =. tnat OF Edward Harris, who has been
MISSING for several days. An Inquest win
"c Leld at the morgue this afternoon.
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= DoryGsI OF THE HusrINas CoURT.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday the following
business was disposed of:
Andrew Bird, charged with cruelty to
animals, was convicted and fined $5.
Walter Blackburn and Alice Tyler, charged
with misdemeanor, were fined $50 each.
Lewis Winston, charged with cruelty to
animals, was fined $3.50.
George w. Finley was authorized to cele-
brate the rites of matrimony in the Presby-
terian Church.
The court adjourned until 103 O'Clock this
morning.
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GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.--This
body meets In this city on Tuesday next, the
Goth Instant, at g Slo'cloek r. ID. i The indica.
tions are that there will be large gather
ing, and Almost interesting session is anticl-
pated. AL members Of .the Grand Lodge
will be allowed free return tickets over the
following routes provided they pay full
fare In eoming: Richmond, Fredericksburg
railroad, James. River steamboas line, Rich
mond and Danyille railroad, Atlantic, Mis-.
sissippt and Ohio railroad, and Richmond and
been made With ar. Ford, proprietor sof
Of the grand body. 3..As E..a -, .l.9... s..li.
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THE BRoAD-STREEr QUEsTIoN.-The Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company, charged with violation of
the city ordinance in running ,steam.engines
on Broad street, were, through their coun-
sci, Messrs. P. Y. Daniel and Robert Ould,
before Justice White yesterday morning.
The case was partially argued by the; City
Attorney on, behalf Of the city, and by
company. The cause was then continued
until Saturday. In the mean time, written
argument will be submitted by the counsel.
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TIE THEATRE.-There was large audi
'ence at the Theatre last night to witness the
excellent character-acting Of Mr.. Emmett,
whose engagement wiAbe brought 10 aclose
on Thurs lay evening. Mr. Enmet appeared
as Max, the Merry Swiss Boy, and right
well did he sustain his part. Mr.. Emmett is
very amusing, and he has an excellent voice,
which he handles with good effec. His
support is not as good as it might be, and
therefore alt interest is centered upon Mr..
Emmett. Tonight he willSappear again as
Max 1870 ~ 7.52t-s :, I
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s GEsMAN PoIITIcAL CLUB OF TIE gcITY OF
RHHMoND,. LOCATED IN JKRFsssos WARns--A
Dolitical club bearing the above name, and
composed Of German citizens OF Richmond
was organized Monday night, and the fol-
lowing officers elected --yiz.:: President, VII
liam T.. Cree; Weep resident, Charles "
Schmidt; Treasurer, Henry Thon; Record
Ing Secretary, John A. Kratz Financial Sec
retary, N. u. Rosendorf; Trustees Henry
Meizger aud hfnrx Nelson; Sergeant.at- Arms,
M. Harrison; Doorkeeper, George Bennig-
I,off. 1.-THE next meeting OF the club Will be
held on Monday evening, 18Th January at
haIf-pist g O'Clock, at their clnb-roouis, No.
1903 Main street. S. H: ..sfs !
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THURSDAY MoRNIS

edit OF iniquitcu power hls county IHamn,
Eshirel had been cut of from Virginia. and
be was no longer citizen OF the Old Com.
monEealt, but bis heart still cluDg to- her;
and be would iry.to bear his part ia this
& Rey. q. W. Finley and Judge b. R.Well
ford followed in eloquent addresses id sup
port OF the report OF the commit ittee. but the
latene Of the hour forbids any report l|oi
their speeches. '.,s S. 81 81
The resolution OF Mr.. .Howison was re,
jected. and the report Of the committee
adopted. .@..,s, ss..s II. -
The usual vote OF than Ks, was passed, and
the Convention closed with prayer by Rev.
DIR. William Brown. ,ss- s A.. -. n h
Il The Chair announced the following COM
mlttee appointed under the foregoing reso-
rAoingdon PresoyerH-Hon A. w. 4.
Nowlin. =. ..
0hesap cake PresJytery.-J. Harman
Browp. -: s.
East Hanoper Pres5gery.-W. F.. C.
Gregory. 1A ~ ~
West Hanouer Presbytery.--Dr. A. G.
Grinnan. .S i'-~ Fl,
Lexington Pres6ytery. Rev. W. II. Rich
ardson. i s, ~
Roanoke Presbysery. lion. Thomas 5.
Flournoy. as Il ,ts.l.
Greenbriers Presdytery.---G. W. Hutchin.
son. q s,zs.s !
4 Winchester Presoytery..--James D. Arm
strong. ~
Montgomery Presbytery.--F. Johnston.
y James v Brooke, president, was added to
the committee, on motion of Colonel Gre
CORY. l4E 8. .@r ~, ,5al
The above committee, with such m embers
of the Endowment Committee of the trustees
as may be in the city, are requested to meet
this morning ut 10 o'clockin Room No. 8,
Young Mems Christian Association build.
ing. - -. 10 ~
Tue Convention adjourned sine die about
II O'Clock. 1t is considered to have been a
success, and the important object for which.
it was called to have had good beginning,
and hopeful augury Of the full fruition Of
the hopes of its friends.
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The FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMEST-MEErING
oP UFrCERS.-La>t night meeting of the
line, taft. and field officers Of the First Vir.
.:iuia regiment was held at the Office Of the
Piedmont and Arlington Insurance Com.
lmny Tor the purpose of discussing matters
of vital importance to the welfare of the
regiment. The meeting was the largest that
has ever been held since the organization of
the regiment and the discussion was quite
Prolonged and animated. Colonel Sloan
spoke at length in regard to the Numerous
rumoi> in circulation as to the condition of
tie regiment and Of the action of some Of
tae companies with reference thereto. He
further stated that ina>muth h as these rutnors
attributed the present waning condition
OF the regiment in a great measure to dis
satisfaction on the part of the men towards
their officers, beta line aud field, he for one
would tender his resignation for the meet
lnG to act upon.
\ number of the officers followed Colonel
Sloan in remarks explanatory of the state OF
alairs in their various companies. and giving
Their views a. 10 the best means to be adopt
"a Tor the promotion Of the future efficiency
Of The regiment. RI
At the end Of the discussion vote was
taken upon the resignation Of Colonel Sloan,
hld II was unanimously rejected, as was also
That OF iLieutenant- Colonel Whitehead, which
was submitted by that officer for ac-
uon. Major Albert Ordway being absent, 8
vote Of confidence in him was unanimously
adopted. -,
A committee consisting of Colonel Sloan,
sap'ans Darlington, Imboden, and Bass,
ana Lieutenant g. ID. Wise, was then ap-
pointed to draft bill as substitute for the
EXISTING law, with the view Of encouraging
.nc volunteers of the State, and to secure bet
Ni government and discipline among them,
ahu tne committee was instructed to present
10 the Legislature and urge its passage.
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,o ARRESTED LAST NlGHr.--Officer Woods
'n.u 'lst night arrested Joseph Blair, who. is
tp"asseo p,.as with stealing So from Noryelf s.
uLsess, $3.50 Of which amount was recoy.
.aeu. ,ae he Is also charged with stealing cur
ls.t! nt ,Ii rom Wilson & Robinson. and S44.05
VI 'his amount was also recovered. The ae-
.,.; USED was locked up in the Second police.
ioh, foro 1 and will prooahly have hearing be-
'ofe Justice White to-day. ~