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FERTILIZERS.
5E,HE PETERSBURG (VA.) lNDEA-
APPEAL FOR SALE.

o,,,sg IN the intention Of one of the members 10
' H., other business, the pruprietofs Oh tue
GHhnS X-hPpEAL daily and weekly nave ar,e.
ninrI 10 offer that paper for SALE UP 10 .nohu ~
The 9th Instant, IL can De purcnaSTu ." Vii ne
& Int If not disposed Of by that lime II VIII He
SUI on tbnt day ut 12 III. ut pub lie auctlon. lns
go riii suIscrption lists, and material cI uota
@ s If ale will he offered to the purchaser.
olS Tt te. ISnsX wns established In 1859, and Tls
conso,tdated with the APPEAL IN 1879. !. , ms
for many yeuIs been known TO the peopie u i,ia'
soc,Ion of Virginia and Eastern Norm Casoiii, ,
and has indeed acquired reputation eAtenu ariss
Considerably beyond those States. II mas Sssua az
Increasing subscription list, larger than W. VI a,
ner nubli shed In Virginia outside OF Rtehinona'
livery leading business house OF tlie sESsSn lin
iises In IL. and 1t has ever conimanaeu aug ~
and confidence OF the community 1eS ins sat.e'y Va
ia ocal news the accuracy OF its Dthet lepot ~
tho Independence Of Its editorial cohouct, ahu 'he
aupe aud Interest of its corresnsndenee.
9cated ut the junction OF tt&G uues ie IL,
bnI weeu the North and South aud East ana W es,'
ir draws from ali directions valuable patronage,
apart from the local sup port always SO
afforded IL. Ii Is also 10 lated centrally, oi e
uer of sycamore street and Courthouse h.e nv
convenicns 10 III. Criucpai business Oh sne ~
and In QUE Of the best known oMSes III lI Vii
We I'm We leu sc on this office till 1870, Wnich w"
be transferr ID with the rest Oh tue ~,
No bette investment was ever o nca W. yiew
Of the recent great victory OF lne Lo ,i.d nros.
nurt. In this city, and The greatly improved pio'
ner * OF business activity and prosperity.
those desiring 10 purchase can app! Psi
rn', iat,ar 10 the undersigned.
orDs ie''ei - GREGORY & PATTERSON,
Proprietors lnder- Rpsa;
je4,9&13 Ae'.s'sh's' -
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Norfolk County Contested Election
The Snval Masazine-Ehc Bay Fis2ie
NAVAL Matters.

[Spccih telegram to The Dispatchl
PORTSMOUTH, June 12.-The election con.
test disposed OF three witnesses to-day, and
will continue week. The Radicals are de-
termlned and defiant.
The civil engineer force of the navy-yard
commenced surveying and making estimates
at Clancy island to-day Tor the buildings 10
locate the naval magazine on its removal
from Fort Norfolk. The extension OF the
city OF Norfolk made it necessary Oh the part
of the Government 10 remove the large de-
posts of powder and explosive mlssles TO a
safe distance of. Commodore George II.
Cooper will superintend the Work on Craney
island.
The fisheries along the bay shore have
commenced their summer operations With
large and profitable yields:
\ number of officers ordered to the frlgate
Colorado are gathering here awaiting the
arrival of their ship.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 12.-MlsS sai'e
Smith, aged about seventeen year., stuoent
OF the female school at Oakland, n.y. was
fatally burned last night during the school
exhibition services. She was slaholhS on
the stage near coal-oll lamp, Whlch eA'
ploded, and at once enveloped her in flames.
She rushed into the audience, causing great
confusion among them, most Of them csca'
Ding by the windows and doors. Her father,
in endeayoring to save her, had his HANDS
seriously burned, Her physicians this morn
ing report that she is dying.
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r,nlenrans,tc Summary.

The banquet from the citizens OF Augusta
to the delegates to the Cotton ENcnalse
was given at the head oil the cinai, seaGn
miles from the city. II was grand affair:
Three hundred persons were present, and
everything passed of pleasantly.
The President. several members OF the
Cabinet. and senators and members OF the
House, to be joined by party from Phiia-
delpbia, leave day for Cape May. Inc
nsriy viii return on Monday.
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washfngtOn Items.

WAsHlsGroN, June 12.-Among the amenu I
,,cnts 20 the river and harbor appro priatlon
hill are several appropriations for The rivers
Ia the States south of Virginia. o,,o,,r
senator WINDOWS committee on tran am Por.
tation had no quorum to-day, the members Dc =
being engaged on other committees, Inc
Iouisiapa delegation Vas consequently uh'
heurd on Fort and st. Phillip canal
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.



PARIS, June 12-Count st. CroiS, upon
his arrest last evening for striking Gambetta
told the police that the object of his assault
was to provoke duel. The Count was
formerly an officer Of the Zouares OF the
Imperial Guard. Gambetta's face yet bear:
the mark of the blow given him. Several
persons ia addition to Count st. CrolS were
arrested by the police at the railway station
at the time of the tumult.
The scenes Of yesterday were literally re-
heated at the Western depot to-day. At the
time of the departure OF the parliamentary
trains for Versailles the populace again as
snmbIed ia large numbers, and the deputies
to the Assembly were respectively lnSuiIco
and cheered. The police once more diS'
persea the rioters and took twelve OF Tue
more violent Of them into custody. %
threatening were the demonstrations that i
BODY of troops were ordered TO the station
TO assist the police to maintain oroer. ar.
mond Adam, brother Of deputy by tha'
name, and Spuller, brother OF the puDli'nel
of La Republic Fdncdtse, kaoical ne
publican journal, were among the arresteu
The Government has suspended the puoli
cation of the La Steele and the La hoPpet
Radical Republicans, and La Dar Neurtenae
Sycle, Conservative Republican organ, LOT
fortnight because of violent attacks upon IT,
policy. ,.c r. oous
Paul de Cassagnac, editor OF LIE rays
REPLIES in that journal to-day TO demanu o.
ScLn'eher and Testelin, who were deleSateo
by the Republicans to demand armed repa
ration for his article attacking members OF
the Left Centre He says therein that ne AS
saulted Gambetta and other deputies, Du'
not llemeucear, who is not, therefore, emil
tied to reparalior; but" says DE Cassas
nae, "if Clemencear wants personal satisiac
ton he can have it," De Cassagnac says ut
particularly wants to fight GamDetta' AM
adds that nine members of the editorial stal
of lie Pays are willing to fight niue OF th'
Republican deputies, and will draw lots io'
choice of adyersaries and OF arms.
Rome.
Rome. June 12.-American pilgrims ant
leading members of the Society for the FRO
motion of Catholic Interest in the Unitel
States met o.day ut the palace OF Cafaina
Borromeo. The Cardinal made an address
praising the pilgrims for their zeal ana cour
are. and distributed certificates OF member
s6ip of the Society. Prince Lancllottl wei
coined the new members, and blshop OWN
prr returned thanks. The pllSrims nave
Presented to the Pope 100000 in money
besides Golfer OF gold nuggets founo III u
American mines. They leave Rome Oh 'h'
2Dth instant.
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The fredericksburg. Orange and
Charlottesville Ra:iroad-NemOr
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.i


Especial telegram to the DispatclIl
CHARl oTTEsvILLE. June ia large dele
CATION appointed by the counties of Spol>yl.
yania. Orange. Madison, Greene, Albemarle,
and the cities of Fredericksburg and Char
lottesyillc met here to- day to consult upon
the best means Of completing the Frede-
ricksburg. Orange and Charlottesville rail-
road. Hon. B. }. Barbour, OF Orange, was
chosen chairman, and MessrS. Wallace, OF
Orange, and Judge Goodrich, Of Fredericks-
burg. secretaries. Resolutions were offered
BIZ \. Il. Blakey. which were adopted, look
ing 10 The appointment OF committees to as
certain the feeling Of the citizens OF the seve-
raj counties Through which the road would
pass. the amount necessary 10 complete It,
&c, and report at meeting to be held at
| Orange Courthouse the 30th Of july proX-
imo. Addresses were made by Lieutenant
| Governor Marye, a. Il. BIakey, W. L. Early,
! John Woot. j., Hon. L. T. ". Duke, Judge
Goodrich. and others. The tone OF the
| meeting vas hopeful, and the idea very
generally prevailed that the road would be
completed 70 this point AT once.
The Knights Tempar and Monticello
Guard decorated soldiers graves this after
noon.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers.
steamer esioveT, Travers. Baltimore, merohan-
disc and passengers. l.. Is. Idtuin. =. ,r
Schooner Ross Winans, Costar, baltlmorc' Shells
Curtis 4 Parker. , , ..
schooner Farmer, White, James river, wood, to
ORDER. ,-,,, ,
schooner Clarissa Ann, Dalton, Norfolk. scrap
iron aud fish. Tretlcgar Company, BosseuX X Co.,
and Davenport X Morris.
SAILED.
Schooner Annie s. Gaskill. Gaskil!, New York.
camel coal, Curtis { Parser. . 80, e..,
schooner John a. Curtis. Quilicn, Sttni oru'
Coma bark, \. Is. Goodman. Vessel, curtis u
Parker ~ ,-. yr,,
camel coai, St0rrS K Co. wi,
schooner Fila IL. Barnes, Larder, New York,
coal, James River Coal Company.
schooner 2nXapna j Johnson johnson, Nc" ofh'
railroad ties a nd slate, Curtis Parker.
Sloop Carrie, Howard, Hampton, !iSht.
MEMORANDA.
Rarce Richmond left for City Point Yesterday
with = cargo of r0ba eco for the bark Goelne tdtf!
loading for Bremen, by MesSrs. +. y. Nottihs
& Co. - -, IT,, chin
sloop Carrie came off the ways at foXs SNIP
ward Yesterday after having been relanted anu &C.
haired.
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Anniversary Dinner.

New YoRE, June 12.-At the annual
meeting Of the Alumni Association OF West
Point Academy resolution vas adopted in-
wing all the graduates of the Academy,
both North and South, to join in the ami
ycrsary dinner next year.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. June l2.-Sou,hcrn -four dull and
declining; common 70 fair extra, SD.9OWs6. 70
coed 10 choice. Sc 73n$11. Wheat opened shade
letter with fair export business. ana closed quiet
rcd western. 55Mj6c. Corn scarce and &c. better I,
western mixed, eGMS79c:: western yellow, 9OE@
93r. Coffee rmcr 1T. 7A@2lc. Tor RIO. Eicc
dun and unchanged. Rosn quiet. Pork steady !;
new, SlS. Whisky quiet and lower at 9S3c.
Freigiits 10 Liverpool trmer.
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Siaro-G,ycerine Explosion.

SHREVEPORT, La, June Zone thousand
pounds Of nltro-Slycerne in the Govern
mont m.pazine. four miles above this city,
exploded to day with terrific force. The
combustion was 50 great that the whole popu-
l.,,inr r,.hcd into the streets. Houses were
shaken and windows broken.
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phrTI,,nPE MARKETS

BALTIMORE June IL Flour dull and steady
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn firm white southern
SSm9lr. yellow southern, S2c. Oats firm south
rrn. G4M72c. Rye dull. Provisions unchanged
Markets generally unchanged.
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S,r LOFTS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, June 12.-Flour quiet and weak; bust
ness small Corn irmer; No. mixed. G6c.; G6c.
on track Whisky steady ~ soc. Fork quiet at
SIS2J. Bacon irincr: shoulders. 7*G Ggc.; clear
rip 97saG DC; clear. 1044 Oac. Lard unchahseo'
sulp ,hcr, / Gle.
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louisville MARKETS

LOUISVILLE. June 12.-Flour unchanged Corn
firm and In fair demand 1T 17Molc. PROVISIONS
uuiet. Pork. S1S.23. Bacon-ShoulorrS. !ar. !;
clear rib, l04c. clear, 1US.c. Lard, 12'9W l2ic.
IA hskpv 91r.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW WORK.

NEW YORK, June - EreninJ.-Money easy
ut EOS. Sterling dull ut 50. Gold firm at II bd
111a. Governments dull and steady. State bonds
quiet aud nominal.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

The following is the report OF MIR. l.. Gimmi
r,.ghmaSter. OF the sales of live stock from the
9th ~ the ] 9Th Of June, 1874:
CATTLE.-121 head sold from 3G(J6c. d h..
gross. $3.50
Hoes -l95 head sold from 74@Sc. e d.. net.
SuEEP.-Sold from $3.50 u head aud &C., gross.
LAMBs.-Sold fiom !2.50MS4 per head.
FEALs.-Sold from S5MSl per head.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

C1NCISSArI. June 12.-Flour quiet and steady.
Corn firm mixed. 65M67c. Pork quiet and steady;
sales last evening. 1.775 pounds. Lard quiet al'
unchanged Bacon dull and unchanged Whskey
firm ut 9oc.
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~ TELEGRAPH.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, june 12.-Nirginia G's, old. 80: con-
solidatcd, 51a; cx-coupons, 40. West Nirginla's,
IL. Bid to-day.
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Observation-Disclosures
PORT OF RICHMoND. JUNE IL, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 10, 1874.
sup rises 443 Moon rlses....." 3.4t
Sun saT. Ill Hign ti,,,,......... 1924
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June IL, 1878.
OFFERINGS.
EAT--Whitr. % bushels. Red, 40 bushels
GORN.-Whic, 29S bushels. Yellow. 2SS bushels
OATS.-7OU bushels.
HAY-41 bales.
rUrAroES.-3U bushels.
SALES.
CoRS-Whc, 90 bushels on private terms; SO
Dushcl very good NJ 93c-toial. POS bushels.
CORS.-ltllow, l 90 bushels very good on private
terms: SO bushels vcrv ODD OF private terms; 60
bushels very good at SSc-total. II 2 bushels.
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FOR SUMNER, 1874, JUNE sTH,
HOME AND ABROAD.
T. r. PRICE & co,

again in market. have In stock and hourly expected
for stayers-at-home and sor travellers
to the Springs
Beautiful WHITE and CrLOIED LINEN SUITS:
Beautiful WHITE and CoLORED LAWN and CAM
BRIO SUITS;
Plain COLORED GRENADINES;
JAPANESE PopLIss, striped aud plain, 25, so,
Soc TO 81;
SIr X P0SGEES--eyery shade:
STRIPED SILKS. 81 and II 21-very cheap:
BLACK FoULARDS. BLACK ALPAcAS bargains:
800 pieces new sidc-b.nd and other CALiCoES, 10
and 2Hc.;
PEHCALEs, JAcoNETS. oRGASDtEs, &C.;
RCFFLISGS, KID AID THREAD GLOVES.
GAuzs SHIRTS, CoRsEIS, HAMBURG tDGINGs,
HOSIERY, &C.:
New CAssIMEREs aud CLOTHS for goats and boys.
L. s
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Dlsr sss,s,I,ts,
>~I~~e~rs>~~r~~~~
SYCLE,
41s BROAD STREET,
BErwEES FOURTH AND FrFrn sraxr1s.

u
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FrFrH STREETS,
IS stu receiving NEW GOODS by eycry steamer
and express, which he offers III his customers and
the putic In general AT PRICES TO SUIT THE
There arc but few more OF those beautiful
LAWNS &C 19i4c. worth zoe. Better call at once.
Look at oRr 1916. TOWELS worth zoe.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GODDs!. DRESS
GOJDS!.. We have greatly reduced In prices,
Coc,e and look for YOURSELF.
FRENCH CORSETS AT SOC.
Some of those heaE,iful LACE CURTAINS by
the yart and by the pair. II great bargains, mt
JULICS SYCLE'S.
In CASSIMERES and LINENS, for gentiemen,s
and boys wear we have the best assortment In TN.
city, at prices greatly reduced.
Look ut our 80 PARAsOL.
Our stock Is too numerous to mention. We only
can sttenfop 10 the above goo IL q nj some great
bargains In LACsS- EMBkOIUt RisS. HAND
kEaCHIEFS, TOWELS, PLAID and STRIPED
MUSLIN, PLAIN and STRIPED VICTORIA
LAWNS, NAINSOOks. PIQUE>. CAMSKICS.
and PERCALES, one ami two. button KID
GLOVES, CHAINS, FANS, NECKLACES, JEW
ELRY- &c.
Whoever wants good bargain should call to Sc
JULIUS SYCLE,
415 Ri0ad street,
my 23-Im between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Ihlohis Vunc lSI4.
STATE sECURITrHs. Bid Asked
Virginia consots. ........,,5 If nm
virginia cons0is. Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
virginia deferred....... .............. IL 11h
Virginia interest certificates. .......... 20 25
Virginia ax-rcce!rabie coupons. ...... S5A SU
CITY.
CITY lU3H
Richmond city 8's...-................. 81 S2b
RAILROAD BONDS.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad 6's,
gold, Nj. Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 90
Grunge and Alexandria Railroad
third mortgage SIS. Nj. & S.......... 90 30
Richmond and DGnriie Railroad con-
soils 6's, NJ. 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 6S
RAILROAD STOCKS.
P. B. d.
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac six per cent. guar
antecd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lou II UU
Richmond. Fredericksburg anC
Potomac seven per cont. guar
autceQ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1UO 90 w
BANKS.
First National. ..............:. 100 l22k 600
National Bank OF Virginia. -. 100 O00 l03iI
Merchants National. ........... 100 96S 10
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Observation-Disclosures. % 2J 90
Virginia Huinc.... lUu OU W
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On and after FRIDAY, June 18th, 1874. this
CompinS'S Iasi elegant steamers John SGL-
FrorER. Captain j. A. POST, and ELIZA HAN-
cox, Captain :. &. Lego. carrying United States
Mail and Adams Express, will leave wharf, Rocl =
eits. tor above-i:ilued points DALEY fSundays
eXr cptcd) ut 6 A. NJ.
f'issen GERS make sure connections with Bay Linz
at Norfolk Tor Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Rev
York
Fare 10 Nue de FEIil. w
Fare TO D|d Point. w
Round trip tickets. 5 on
FARE 10 NURtOLk ONLY ..... W
FAKE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
JJltS .......................... D DIV
Fare 10 % w
Fare 10 Philadelphia. ..................o on
Fare to New York;. IL OF
Tickets for sale on steamers at G?rEFcr S Oo.t
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Eo'ei
and baggage checked through. Freight receive
daily tor Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, an,
regular landings on James river from A. n. &c
L. NJ, at reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landngs must be prepaid.
l.. Il. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch OF
ice Ut ". d. Blair Il Co.'s, corner Of Niuth anc
Main streets. )e ~
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UNFOLDING AND VIsITING-CAADs
w beautiful, st the Dispatch PrtglngadouHs
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FOR p FL IL AIDE LPHIA.- cs@s
q The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain s.z3ssSsxs
CARR. viii receive freight for the above port ILL
MONDAY the 18th instant, nj / . O'clock.
Freight taken Tor " iliDington DEL, Providence
and Boston also for Liverpool aud 4 werp ria
Red Star ana american Steamship lines, and bills oi
lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
state-r room. IS. ". r. FUttrER, hgaG;, l.
IT, 1921 Ho. 2123 DOCK Street.
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TOR RENT, n GROCERY STORE an
Il (sman retail, with contents for sale ka::a
rooms for family: public thoroughfare, &C. I'D
dre,s. Immediately, xxx Richmond post oillce.
ie l2-2tk
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WANTED, 800 COLORED MEN, coal
w miners and laborers. TO 20 to coal mines near
Columbus Ohio. Constant work aud proupt lay
guaranteed. For transportation and full particulars
apply 1t once 10 j. z. JCoTIS,
Labor a gent, No. Fifteenth street,
je IL Richmond, Va.
WANTED, 4 WHITE WOMAN to Gle.
W up house, wash, and iron. Apply ut IL
west Main street. ie )
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DOMESTIC DIsAGREBMENTs. o..

Mrs. Philopena Lovatt began suit last
Monday in the Court OF Common Pleas against her
husband. G. w. Loyatt for a limited divorce on
tho ground Of cruel treatment boy two years
old was brought before Judge j. +. DAILY yester-
day on writ OF habeas corpus, sued out by
The lady's counsel. Morris 8. Wise, with view 10
recovering possession OF It, the mother alleging that last
week she to leave her roOm taking her child
with her. the residence OF her parents IN BROOKLYN
and that following day her husband called upon her
10 return but she refused and pretense OF taking
out the child to get him some peaches, carried him
away She claims he Is not tit person TO have the care
OF the child. he Is addicted TO liquor, aud when In
his cups very violent Among the afldavits Is one
by Thomas Carroll OF No 400 Sxthave who states that
on occasion when Lovatt Heated he entered
his wfes bedroom and threatened TO shoot her crying
out Me have Injun blood in my veins. Me shoot me
kill (" which threat Mr. Carroll says he prevented the
Infatuated man from executing
Mr. Vandeveer. counsel for Dr. Lovatt, denied these
dreadful allegations, and represented his client "a a
gentleman OF sober and correct habits. lie also repre-
seuted that all the trouble caused by the wfes re-
atons who alenated her from her husband The judge
decided that the parents should each Keep the child
alternate weeks pending tho result OF the suit.
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remaining portion Of such bond claimed TO have been
destroyed under narrated therein III ~
desire OF the Secretary OF the Treasury tha you
take action towards the prosecution OF those eBageu III
the attempted frauds.
Mr. Bliss put the into the hands OF his assistant
Mr. Purdy TO work up, and last Friday he obtained
from Commissioners Shields warrant for the arrest OF
Cowan and Kahoe. Then after consulting with Assistant
Treasurer Hlhouse. determined not to send the
officers Cowan at his residence but if possible
to induce him TO TO the Sub Treasury. MT Hilhonse
therefore, to him. Saturday 10 the effect that
his claim had been allowed. and that II he would call
him with his Witnesses he could get new bond
The plot successful for early yesterday morning
Cowan and Kahoe appeared at the SuO-Ireasnry, ana
after the former had acknowledged that he the man
who med the bond aud the latter had said that he
was Klhoe. who made the aliavit respecting Cowans
having received from the German the bond alleged TO
have been lost they arrested by detectives and
taken before Commissioner Shields. who committed them
in default OF bail each for examination Friday
Mr. Cowan, who is about IS years OF age. was very
reticent concerning the accusation against him. aud all
that could be learned from HIM that he had not
preached for some time that he supposed the frag
OF the bond he sent Treasury part or
n United States bond and that he had no inten-
ton Of deraudlng the Government Mr.. KIhOe, VINO Is
about 80 years OF age, simply stated reply ques
tons, he had not knowingly entered into any
spIracv to defraud the Government. Both were too
poor 10 employ counsel and the Commissioner assigned
exAssIstant United States DistrctAttorney Emerson
10 defend them.