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BLACK HILLS GOLD,

spes'al DfspafeAto 7Ths ch:caoo 4st0tsn&
B1or1 C1Tr. Ia, June 5.-Winget i Chapman'a
Pony Express brought in to-day some OF the
finest specimens OF gold quartz ever aoen in this
country. Tho pieces Of rock found contain ono
eiggth to ons-hkN gold Miners hare from Colo
rado and California cay they never sav speci-
mens Of equal value in that country.
The quartz was obtained from party CT Ave.
who had been in tho Hills einoo M1rch last, but
were obliged to como out as the Indians became
40 troublesome sud thcir party vas 10 small
ars n,ilas Of Ledge Aka the spscioa&n thor
hrouRhk
, 1875-06-06
SUICIDE.

czFuxTA71. O.. Juns 6-H. sohnefd.l. =
German. Is years Of age, residing Oh Huzhos
s1sos. committed suicide laat night BY zhootln9
hinssl1 through ths heart. Ths cause II un-
known.
Exw YoRx, Juna 6.-Caps William H,
Brown, cf tbs Fifth eavA1ry United gsatea
Artnv. committed suiolds 5&ssaedAy u hiS lasi-
d<x4e& u thi8 cit1.
, 1875-06-06
IN EM!GRANT ROBBED.

Pstsr Breus, German euigraut, vas robbsd
Of IS in ailver coin BY John oonnors. N AZ
pres1nAn, who drove h,n up Michigan svanne,
from tho Cantzal depot. last night onio>r Lucy
caught Copuo1s ~ b. waa ping.
, 1875-06-06

President, for bravery and friendship"
The Cheyenne Indiana requested ths Comnaie-
t;oaes to appoint the Rev. 8. D. Htnman aud
ths Eev. ]. P. Newman Commissioners to SO out
aud aid IN uerotia.ipg tbs Black lGls mAttar+
, 1875-06-06
CRIME.


PosT.CFF!cE RoBBER ARRESTED.
Cmc1ksAT1, O., June 5.-1nfotmalion has
reacbed this CITY Of tue Arrest, few days ago,
at Charleston, Mo-, Of Horny T. uankor, Oh .
charge Of embezzling Government money from
the post-o oMce at holy Springs, Miss Detect
ives have been on his track for eoms
time, and finally succeeded in ef-
fecIing his capture BY closely shadowing
bis sister, who resides in this city. Man.cr le-
sided for time in Chicago. from which place he
hed to escape creditors. Afterwards. it is al
legod, he swindled tho Filst National Dank OF
Cairo out Of 3l,7,0 on forged check. lie has
Travelled under q number Of aliases, and has
several wives scattered thronshou. tho Western
country. Ho vas Postmaster At Holly Spr1pes.
and it is stated. took several thousand dollars Ut
Government money from there when ho de-
campfs3. He is now On his way to Holly 6pxQ9a
in charge Of Government otacefs-
, 1875-06-06
RAILROADS.
AN IOWA SCHEME,

AN IOWA SCHEME.
Special Dispath to Tie CHICAGO I1ibExr.
DAVENPORT, Is, June 5.-Tbe consolidation
viii soon be completed OF The Iowa, Minnesota
l. North Pacific Railway, and the Jasper County
Coal and Railway Company, OF which Mr.. F. q.
G1iSss, OF this CITY, is President Ths plans in
clude the immediate building OF the Monroe and
Newtoa Division Of the north and south road
iu Jasper County, upon stock being takan BY The
people to The amount OF So u10. 1 large
amount OF work has already been done, and it Is
proposed to comp!ete and operate the road Us
soon u possible. It will tap tome OF the rich
est coal country in the State. and viii lie feeder
10 tho Chicago, Rock Island i Pacific st Newton.
THE SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL. Minn., June 5.-last August the
United States District Court entered decree OF
foreclosure for the sale Of tho Southern Min
nesota Railroad On petition OF the mortgage
bondholders. The road YVES at onre advertised
to be sold by tho Master in Chapce1r, which
sale has been eieren times postponed. Tho new
advertisement fixes tho date Of salo for the 25th
Of June, md it ia expected that the road will be
bought BY the aifwAukce j st. Paul RallrOad
Company. Tbs road has scarcely ever paid run
ming expenses, Aud ii Imnl eusely in debt for the
principal OF it, bouds and back Interest,"
:. THE u P. TERMINUs--A NEW PHASE.
Speesol Uispatch 70 1,hs Chicago Tribune.
OMiHA, Juue 6-Applcation wss uaado to-day
by the attorney O. the Union Pacific Railroad to
Judge Muller. United states Supreme Court
holding Circuit Court, for an injunction restrain
ing Douglas County from collecting tax On the
Mssoun River bridge separate from the rail-
road Judge Miller granted tho Injunction. It
il said that the great question will hAFs to be
decided he1eaftar.
THE ERIE REcEIVERSHip.
New TonK, Jnns 5.-On the petition of Hugh
J. Jewett the Receiver Of tbs Erie Railway Com
pany, Judge Donahue has granted In order ctn-
powering the Receiver to pay the ta1es and
the charges upon and to work the coal mines
referred to in this petition; to perform any law
ful contracts, to sell the secu rites referred to
when. in his judgment, the iute1eats OF Ill
paltieh vii be roromQtAd tharah1
, 1875-06-06

WASHINGTON, D. C., Juno e-1 4. rn.-For tho
Lakes, rlsing barometer, cool, clear weather,
and uoase1ly winds.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
tjH1rAGa, Juna T.
, 1875-06-06
TRIAL OF A., EXPRESS RossEa.

TRIAL OF An EXPRESS RoBBEn
MEa1PH1s, Tenn. June Sc, johnson, one Of
the gang who Assaulted and robbad Express
Messenger Brady on Madison street 1ast Febru-
ary, waa brought before Judge Fuppen, OF ths
Criminal Court, to-day for trial, and plea Of
insanity wsA entered BY his counsel
, 1875-06-06

New YonK, Juno 5.-Taleutino Gleason ind
Charles RAlsson. two Of the alleged accomplices
of tds notorious Spence Pettis In his extensive
bond forgeries, have been arrested 1t the suit cf
the New York Guaranty l. Indemnity Com
pany. Tho action is for the recovery Of $4,000
advanced 10 Ralston for this gang On forged
bonds Of tha Buffalo, Mem York l. Eria Railway
Coupapy,
, 1875-06-06

CON 7 EA1T TIBLE.
CLEVELAND, june 5.-Lawyer J. B. MoLAueh-
lin Vas yesterday fined &25 for contenp. Of
court by Judge Young, Of the Police Court To
day Mclaughlin. meeting Judgs Young oa ths
street, assaulted and knocked linn down. Nc
Laugh'in. WAS azrastsd. And put under bail to
await trial
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"REST.'' -
IN Hentorr Of HYa. &. 4. Il

In Atn.orp Of HTs- E. 4. Il.
~Rehti" 1as the CRY Of hez mortal pat4--
4 cry that went up not sant Ia vain !;
For Ha 1ho 9giyes Hi b&lo4ed s1oep"
G1ya net immortal, sura cex& 70 keap-
L fair vhita toss Ia her NARROW bad,
Eh% looked with lilies about her Eprssd,-
tbs flowers Ghs loved Of al tbs best,
gveas vallcJ- J-uliaa, haaped On har hrsast.
Thought gazing on her scu1ptured faes,
Pa1fact and sweet with n2msleas grace,
How suQht tho change sho mult undarRs
To ns IN AnXel, I'VE loved her sot
And ~ wept that ono 80 fair could die:
8hs MA puTe that NO Questioned. Why3
This An1vcx <Ame in tho peace 10 swcet
That xrap& her Ahont f1um head 70 fesk
Ehs nsver rould czy Agatn for rest;
We knew her houl WAY uhita II tbs b1e1t,
Great throug that, Standing Aoout ths Thruns,"
Too wh1tc perhaps, for thia nfss densnd;
Too gentle for touch at human hands;
Too loytng for us to undsrStknd u.
Until we dueu IN tho holy land.
1&udsr aud aweet fair ~ 6owr;
Neck. with the sP1r1t1 richest dovozs
Holy u only wotu4u c4n b
Who tfust4 IN humanity utterly.
10 whsn que1tion and dumbly erJ,
Why must tbs bost-loved tne ncst phtfett, dist
Tho answss corneA now Ia her perfect rest,
With sweat valleS- lilies heaped On har b7e&st
t1uoAaot IL, Nay, l575. JuL1Lr1x E PAxscoT1.
, 1875-06-06

N7FI NJ SEN TENCE.
hDpLrrowE, N. T., June 5.-Mark Brown.
convicted Of the murder Of 8. Gloestor Carr, 1t
Polvis, Sullivan County, las. October, has been
aoataaeed to ba hanged July 81, Ut Monticello,
, 1875-06-06

In ths A1csdian Village Of TrecAdis. near the
mouth Of the MirAniehi River, thsra havo bsen
1spera for tho ias. eighty or ninety years.
hospital for theif benefit is supported by the 10
cai government. 2he lep1osy which they suffer
is ee2hantiasis qrocorun. 40 called from ita to1-
dency TO maks tho limbs svell to elephantino
proportions. This d1seass il understood 70 hare
been brought there BY French vessel which,
on ,ta return-voysga from SMYRNA touched At
the Island Of NitSlene and took in quantity u
clothing aad sono other stores, and on her way
to naubaris 1sland, French military port. Chs
was wrecked near the mouth OF Aita1nichi. The
people in tho neishborhood played tho part Of
srockers, and helped themselves to ths clothes
csss ashore, which nero supposed 70 be tainted
tas d;seess r,ss hccxe esa snoos,t T ssa.n - IT, IT,
ottsr AaseHut h fnaE the yaekAt beoagaa tke
~p4es trom n Ealnsa> And iaA aesxy leoer
, 1875-06-06

UEkOTH ERIMIT II TTEMS.
YIrK1oS, D. r., June 5.--ln the District Court
to-day. Jane proteau. colorod, WAS sentenced to
two years in the Penitentiary for shooting
CharleB Bronson, who, it is clalmed, was trying
to effect an entrance IN her house, petition is
her.
P. P: Wiutsrmute WAS sr7aigp=d on tbs indict-
mont for the n'u,d der of Gcn. ilcCouk, and aak-
ing time 10 answer, WAS committed to iall.
, 1875-06-06

laz- thermometer, g: min. thermometer, s.
oENEEA! OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, June 5.
Stasasn- Bar. 7Mr, Hind. ,Ko1nl 4 <a{Atr.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.


by Judge Donohue.
Iovn VS.. Devlin.-MotOn granted
knight w. Mooney; in the matter OF Goodwin !;
vermllye vs. Post; White VS.. Crittenden Thurber
VS.. Frost; SANFORD VS.. White; Patterson vs. The
Mayor, &c. Judd VS.. Smth.-Granted.
Hsber VS.. Barnet; Coneei vs. Wilson ct al. in
the matter Of Galley; Seight vs.. New York steel
Works; Porous Plaster Company vs. McNair ;
Porous Plaster Company VS.. Nutshell ct al
orders ranted.
SandiOrd vs. White.--MOtiOn denied.
Auchmuty VS.. JOnes.-Order denied.
Harmed VS.. McCaffie and ADMINISTRATION de-
MED. Memorandum.
cambridge VS.. Berne.-Granted. Opinion.
De Bavado VS.. Hart.-RefeTence granted.
Winship VS.. Winship.-Denled.
BY Judge Davis.
Goodwin vs. Cobb.-Moton granted without
costs.
Alexander VS.. Bennett.-Granted.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Chief Justice Mcneil.
Schmalhoz vs.. Pelham ct al.--The plaintiff may
have an order hed for resale OF property, &c.
CSee opiniOn.)
Morrill, vs.. Wise, Arthur, &c.-Findings and de.
cree settled.
BY Judge Curtis
Peck ct AL executors, vs. COhen.-PropoSed
case and proposed amendments settled.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mr.. John Mualy, ex-Commissioner OF Health,
was yesterday appointed member Of the Board
OF Assessors by the Tax Commissioners, and was
sworn in by the Mayor.
Major Hart, the Chief Of the Permit Bureau, re-
ports that he gave 1871 permits during the past
week, for which he received the sum OF 1928.
Colonel Delaney, who ran as Lieutenant Gov.
ernor on the Green ticket, against the Chamber
lain party in South Carolina last November, was
among the visitors At the Mayors Office during the
day. The Colonel, who Is black Is an eloquent
spe aker, and stumped the state during the cam
paigD- He mad quite q long chat with the Mayor
and Colonel Harrison about the condition OF the
South, and stated that he Intended soon to de-
liver an address IN this city on the South Tor the
enlightenment or the Nor thern mind. The
Colonel was missionary IN AFRICA fifteen years
ago. and served during the war in regiment
which went from this State.
Commissioner Van Mort states that the Depart
ment OF Public Works during the week received
for Croton water, 681 90 for penalties, 1912 80
tapping Croton water pipes, s4s; vault permits,
sl,0s7; sewer, 81, 900: sewer pipes sold 10 con.
tractors, 1922 30; total, $40, 765 IA.
AssemDlyman DAILY chairman oil the Committee
on Cites, and several others OF the New YORK city
Assembymen, called 10 pay their respects TO the
Mayor, but he had left before their arrival. limo
thy Campbell was one OF the callers. He says that
his bill 10 put Green out IN the cold viii be pushed
The Fire Commissioners case stlll hangs hre
The Mayor has not yet been able TO wade through
all the papers, and 80 all reports that nc mas al
ready decided their late are premature. Those
VINO have seen the report OF the commissioners OF
suit in but one thing-the removal OF the entire
Board
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GREEN'S ECONOMY.

REMOVAL OF Low PRICED CLERK AND KEEN
ING AN OFFICE FULL AT HIGH SALARIES
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEgALD:-
herewith submit for the public consideration
the following recent transaction In the Comptrol-
ler's ONCE. 1t so completely establishes Mr..
Green's unfairness and injustice, or his utter want
OF veracity, as TO prove him unit to preside over
the commonest office, and especially over one so
intimately connected with the interests OF an en-
llghtened puollc as the Finance Department OF
great CONNIE rcIal metropolis. 1t discovers, too,
such a marked financial ability as viii probably
greatly assist the New York puDllc IN understand-
lug MI. Green's policy OF retrenchment:-
received a notice the 18th inst. TO appear at
twelve W. the 18th ana explain why should not De
removed from a clerkshiD IN the CompToicrs once,
also informing that the same was contemplated be-
cause OF reduced appropriations for salaries" gave
follows THAT one of the cheapest clerks IN the
oincs teycn were retained at an average salary OF
I7i2 s5 that equally as cff1ccnt as the best;
ina, | was performing, Tor pytO per annum quite as
much worA as they could do, and for which they
ccIyed each la 30 per annum that failed To see,
ana Thought the axpayers would. how economy would
he served ar reached bv removing 500
CLERK and retaining Office full at $7+2 So especially
when The 5000 clerk could claim, without egotism
vanity 10 be the peer of OF his fellow CLERKS la
hour after these reasons we're given was removed Re
spcctfnly yours D. D. mAsoH'
-JAyuAat IL lSA
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MARINE 'COURT-PART 2.
ALLEGED Ill TREATMENT AT SEA.
Before Judge McAdam.

BEFORE Judge McAdam.
Henry Jones VS.. Horace Staples.-The defendant
In this case, colored man, brings an action
against the defendant, captain Of the bark Diego,
to recover dsmSSs1SSS for assault and general ill
treatment, while acting as cabin boy on BOARD the
Diego, while on voyage to the East indies. ny
consent OF counsel the hearing OF the case by q
jury was waived. II appeared from the evidence
OF the complainant that he hired for the voyage at
the rate OF $40 q month; that after being at sea
about three weeks the captain began Ill treating
him, on one occasion assaulting him with a block
OF wood because he ''did not make haste
to take the baby;'' that on other occasions no
struck him and kicked him, and chOKed him
till his tongue and eyes protruded that he tplain-
tin also struck him with bayOnet. severely
injuring him and giving him black eye PLAIN
TINS counsel said he would waive consideration Of
the black eye, as there was prlma facIe evidence
OF the Impossbity OF noting the obscurity OF the
surroundings Ia any condition of his clients Orbs
On behalf OF the defendant the testimony went to
show that the plaintiff was very inattentlve to his
duties and dsobedient to orders, ard that on one
occasion, when reprimanded, he drew sheath
knife, with which he threatened the defendant
The i'll treatment was denied in toto. Judge
McAdam reserved Judgment IN the case.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbretn.
AT 1T AGAIN.

Before Judge Kibretn.
AT IT AGAIN.
During the past few weeks the captains Of the
different precincts have had their attention called
to woman sneak thief by complaining doctors.
The thiefs attention seemed to be centred on
NJ. DIS, as oil the complaints against her were
tered by medical victims. she had q scientific
turn Of mind, being fond OF such works as "Dun.
gllnson's Treatisesr several copies OF which she
took rom dlnerent Offices. Her mode OF working
was something after this fashion watch the
mouse OF doctor until she saw MIN seb into his
buggy, then ring the bell and say she wanted to
see MIN. He was not In. oh she knew that; he
he returned. In many Instances she was shown
INTO the waiting room or once, when, after peck
etlng something which loose, she lett, to
transact ntte business, but wOuld shortly re-
turn. This sort OF business she has been carrying
on ever since she was pardoned Out oil sing sing
by Governor DIX.
Yesterday, 30 says the complaint, she called on
DIT. White, NO. 81 East Thlrtyhrst street, who was
not al nome, She was shown TO the once and
asked 10 be seated until the Doctor returned. The
girl swears she left Miss Miller-for such Is the
name OF the accused-in the once alone, ana that
q lew minutes later Miss Miller had aed, taking
with her microscope valued at $40 and So stand
ior the same on this complaint Detective Field
arrested MISS Miller, wn0 with her counsel, Mr..
Abe liummell, appeared before Judge Kilbreth yes.
tefday afternoon. Examination was waived and
MISS Miller Is temporarily committed.
RoPED IN.
As Detective Dorsey was riding down town yes.
terday morning an East Broadway car he hap
pened TO look through the window and recognize
the familiar face Of Inn Clark. an old offender.
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THE NEW LIGHTERAGE RULES,

An adjourned meeting OF the persons engaged
IN the lighterage business was held at three
O'Clock p. NJ yesterday at No. 33 Pearl street. Mr..
L. Boyer was In the chair and Mr.. d.. M. Munger
Oficiated as secretary. Alter adopting the min
utes of the previous meeting, the Secretary (Mr.
Munger) read the following report Of the Commit
tee on Rules -
RULE l-At the first meeting Of the Board Of Managers
approval OF the Board appoint AS committee on
lghterage five members Of The New York Produce Ex-
i shall the duty q his committee to properly dis
rules ana also to consider and decide all disputes arts
reference to ghterage demurrage, tow Ing. &c which
may be referred to them majority Of the committee
Of those present at any meeting shall be final They
shall be paid to the committee for each reference case
head By to be R By es ~ anessS f. be
provided however that nothing herein shall prevent
RULE a-on parcels Of merchandise Of 100 tons and
notice is gwen that the LIGHTER Or barge is ready to de-
O'clock p Of the tdaS, without regard to Weather
aa be lay aS o whof be daT n
der one lighter barge, $40 day parcels
day on parcels Of over 100 tons. ' '''' $40 - 'N'
chants or empoyers IN manS chanse IN desnaon
or in making more than one delivery shall be at the
pense Of the party ordering.
& A. s Su where IN. 10 osus
the employer notice. BY furnishing him with bill of de-
murrage norlater than twelve O'Clock each day.
in order that the employer In his turn have early
opportunity Of claiming from the ships agent others
who be liable to him In the matter and in of
the neglect OF this duty by the gnterman whereby he
shall have lost his claim Tor demurrage then such
amount Of demurrage 50 lost shall be borne by the
lighterman
RuLKS-Thc foregoing rules shall b considered as
applying in manner to grain in bulk
RULE 7-Nothing herein shall be construed inter
ferng In anv way with the right of members TO make
any special contracts conditions they may wish.
On motion the report was received and adopted,
and the meeting then adjourned sine die.
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FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Justice Bixby.

BURGLAR TAKEN IN THE ACT.
Early yesterday morning Oficer Parker, Of the
Twenty first precinct, surprised three burglars
escaping from the store OF Peter Hanstein, No. 476
Tenth avenue. The Offlcer succeeded in arresting
John Gray. in whose possession was found two
boxes OF cigars. The Others made good their
escape. Gray was committed In default oi $1,000
ball.
LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE.
George A. Wright, colored sailor, was commit.
ted for examination on q charge Of stealing from
shipmate named Isaiah Burrett, also cOlored.
a coat and three pairs OF trousers, in all OF tho
value OIL $50. Part OF the piunder adorned the
person OF the accused when arrested.
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THE LATE MAIL ROBBERIES.

United States Commissioner John A. Shields yes
terday held an examination IN the case OF John
Coolbagh, Daniel Bennett and Edward J. Wood
ward who were arrested some days since, charged
with being implicated in the late mail robberies.
The evidence showed that Coolbagh gave The cou-
pons OF the Third Avenue Railroad Company to
Woodward, suppOslng that he was going to take
them to the authorities, and he was discharged.
Woodward was held to await the action OF the
Grand Jury, and Benefits case was left open until
MnndaY
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.

MIR. HENRY BERGu y LATEST.
Mr.. Henry Bergh. whose face is so well known
around police courts, arraigncd Thomas Baker.
coachman for Mr.. George s. Appleton. OF the firm
Of ID. Appleton Co., on charge OF cruelty 10
animals. The charge was that Baker. who was
waiting outside A. 4. Stewart Co.'s yesterday
for Mrs. Appteton and daughters they being in tho
store, left his horses uncovered and unprotected
that az the horses had been but recently
clipped, this was cruelty and came under the
Laws OF his society The coachman said the horses
cold and they did not remain In one position long.
Judge Kasmlre In deciding the case said that
society as laudabe In the extreme he Thought
that this was an exceptional case and would only
require nominal bail from the coachman Of SlOc.
to appear II called on. This Will give Mr.. Bergh
the opportunity OF testing the law Of the case.
LONG LOST TRUNK.
George Fenn was committed for examinatioA
yesterday for stealing q trunk containing 200
worth OF property from the branch ONCE OF
WestcOtt's Express at the Hudson River
Railroad depot on the 5th Of October last.
ment or Fanny Ames's house, No. III West
Twenty-sixth street. and she Is already committed
to answer the charge OF larceny. Fehn the pris0-
ner, lived with MISS Ames and disappeared when
sue was arrested and only returned TO the city
lew days ago. she mad in the meantime confessed
that 1t was he who had given her the trunk.
MAN WITH PHOTOGRAPH.
For many years past Charles Reynolds, allaA
Charles Roberts, has been under police surveii.
lance. but has always managed to slip through
their hands. Yesterday he was brought by Onicer
Fox, OF the Twenty-eIghth precinct, before JUS
tice KasmIre, charged with stealing a coat.
worth $50. from the store OF Thomas +. Smith, No.
42S Canal street. Reynolds" said the Judge.
chow many names have you got ~ Reynoldssre-
piled, wonderngy, "Well, what has that got to
do with it ~
Everything, Mr.. Reynolds" replied the Judge.
"Well, might have JwO Judge you know; but
it was only on suspicion"
"Yes," said Judge Kasmire, "and you might
have twenty. Here Is some Of your record -
Charles Reynolds, alias Roberts, aged twenty
three ana looks about tirty, five eet eight inches
in height. confidence man, ROgues' Gallery, pic
ture No. 1885,"
"Well, pm blowed.n said the man OF many
names, as he went below in default Of S. 900 bail