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PENNSYLVANIA.

MILFORD, November THE official
vote for goverQOr in Pike county. is:
Pershing, 1856; Hsrtranft, 434 For
state treasurer, Piolelte, 1859; Rlwle,
422 Democrats elect all their officers,
excepting one commissioner.
ERIE, November 4-Officisl returns
from the entire counties give Hartranlt,
ee99; Pershirg, 4744; Brown, temperance
10; Rowie, 5000; Piolette,
4644; BUtterfield's majority 10. We
have special adyioes from almost every
district
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KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY, November 4.-The
Kansas City Times has seturns from rs
of the l03 legislative districts in Kansas,
which show thu election OF SO straight
Republicans and 81 opposition, classed
uodeT the hesd of Democrats, Independ-
EFT; and Reformers. Last yesr only 26
members went into the opposition eau
cue, showing that the contest this year
hiss been considerably closer than last.
The Democrats also elect q senator in
the only district in which there wss q
vacancy,
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The 81. Louis whisky Frauds.

ST LOUIS, November 4.-The Globe
Democrat this morning referring to the
Indictment found yesterday by the
United States grand jury against prom
inent citizen for implication 10 whisky
frauds and slluded TO in these Dispatch
es last night, connects with them Will
liam Mike, principal proprietor of that
paper, AID Constantine Mcguire, late
United States internsl revenue collector
OF this district. The Globe Democrat
says that Mr.. M'Kee is ready for trial,
and that the public may rely upon his
full and complete vindication when the
question Of his guilt or innocence is
made the issue in the courts.
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Tbe Arlxausas Ie1tsIature

LITTLE ROCK, November 4 "A me.
mortal to congress asking the establish
ment of a territorial government in the
Indian county passed the house to-day.
In the senate bills were introduced as
follows: To authorize the State board Of
finance 10 borrow money by plsdgiDg
the bonds Of the State as security; to
provide for the liquidation of the obi
gators of the STATE; to provide for fund
ing the auditors warrants snd treasureI's
certificates issued since December "a,
1874; to changs the time Of holding the
general State election to the Tuesday
after the first Monday in November.
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HOME TELEGRAMS.

PROVIDENCE, r. J., November Hon.
TlIoU1as a. Jeukes died this morning at his
residence n Cumberland.
CINCINNATI, December f.-DuckwOrth,
kebler & Co. S loss by fIe was nine thousand
dollars; insurance len thousand dollars.
ROCHESTER, y. Y, November 4.-JOhn
Clark, sentenced to be hanged tomorrow, has
been granted a respite of two weeks by the
governor.
MILFORD, Pa, November 4.-John Ritter,
who murdered his two children at HacEetts-
town, New Jersey, and then attempted 10 kill
himself, is recovering.
PITTSBURG, November 4.-MoTe of the
miners of Hooking valley have left their
work and are on a strike, demanding an in
crease OF ten per cent. per ton for mining.
NEW YORK. November I.-Dr. J. A Ad-
rian, OF LOganport, Indiana, one OF the dele
CATION from the United states National med
zeal association to the International medical
congress In Brussels, has arrived in Europe.
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JOSEPH II. RRITToE, mayor OF ST
LoJis, wts rived with notice yesterday
tbs. Henry Overstolz would contest
his election, which took place last
spring, rs mayor Of 81. Louis. The mat
ter vii be before next weeks session OF
the -. Louis city council.
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Death of Judge JeWett, and the IHHu-
PuPG on Wall Street,

NEW York, November 4.-The sui
den death CT, Judge George Jewctt, Of
Philadelphia, at the st. Nicholas hotel
last evening disturbs one or two stocks
in which he was large operator in this
market, He was the brother of the
Erie receiver, Mr.. II. j. Jewet Mr.
Jewett is supposed to have been largely
interested in Lake Shore stock. The
decline in Union Pacific resulted from
the publication @. the attOrney-general's
brief and the various rumors about the
decision. There is conference going
on 10 regard to the affairs OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific and the Atlantic and Pa
cific at the office Of the latter company.
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UoLoRED people ought to look sharp.
Tue trustees Of the Frefdman's tank at
Washington, on Tuesday, commenced
paying the twenty per cent. dividend
declared some weeks ago, and OF which
the APPEAL st the time gave notice.
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AUG. S. GAYLOED, of Saginaw CITY,
Michigan, has teen appointed assistant
attofnsy-geyeral for the department Of
tHelu!eFsoF, at Washington, Uics w. H
Smith. Mr. Gaylord is represented as
icing lawyer Of extensive prsctice, but
has lever before been In pubic station.
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Owing to the Indictment weather, EX-
Governor Vance postponed his lecture until
this evening. "The Scattered Nation" is a
ubject of much historic interest TO the PEG.
pie and as presented by Elk Governor Vance
the au1ience. This diStinEu shed gentleman
is a man of finished educA ton and deep study,
and has devoted much time and research IN
We hope to ses a large audience present, not
only because OF the lee ture which they will be
so highly pie ed with, but as an evidence Of
the appreciation our people have for one of
Ex-Governor NanCeS TecOs ed ability. and
as scholar and a statesman, ana his Efforts
to instruct and interest our citizens upon the
subiec, Of "The Scattered NatiOn.n
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The American :. note" n Spain

MADRID. November 1.-The EpOcd
says that IT knew nothing Of Americas
the recent dispatches greatly exsg-
gerated the affair. Tue COniStd, the
ministerial organ, believes that the
American filibusters invented the news
of the equipment of FIVE frigstes for
Cuba in order to create complications.
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Monhr and sanken.. Meetinrs

New YORK, November 4.-The usual
throDg filed the Brooklyn Rink this
evening, and hundreds were unable to
gain sdmittsnce. After singing by Mr..
Sankey, Mr.. Moody preached an elo-
quent sermon on the text, "Sesk the
lord while he is neal" from the fifty
ninth chapter Of I.alah. He rebuked
the audience for their want OF earne Il
ness, and said he was tired Of the half
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NEW YORK.

ALBANY, November 4'-rhe Evening
Journal says: "Our table to-day makes
the Stste Democratic by q shortly be-
tween 500 and 5000. The senate will
stand % Republicans tOl2 Democrats )
more than a twO-thir Is majority. The
assembly foots up p Republicans and IS
Democrats.
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Mxra CIark Gaines VS.. Caleb Gushing

WASHINGTON, November The suit
of Mrs. Myrs Clark Gaines against Caleb
Cushing, pending in the special term
many months, has been referred to the
general term, to be heard ny all the
judges. The suit is for an Injunction to
restrain Minister Cushing from interfer-
ing with certain claims that he contends
have been either in whole or in part
transferred to him in satisfaction Of serV-
ices as counsel OF Mrs. Gaines.
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The Direct cable Repaired.

NEW YORK, November 4 The super
iniendent of the direct United States
cable says the cable was successfully re-
psired this morning; that the Faraday
reports that the cable, after fifteen
months submersiop, is in as perfect con-
dition as when manufactured. The
fracture, which was found in seventy
fathoms Of water, was such as would be
caused by either an anchor or a grspnel.
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Foreign Finances.

LONDON, November 4.-BuliiOn in
the Bank Of England mas decreased
1855 GOO the past week. Amount Of
Proportion Of reserve to liability, 393
per cent.
PARIS, November Specie in the
Bank OF France increased $50 O00f. the
psst week.
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DISTRESS IN EUROPE.
Measures Proposed to Relieve and Pre-
vent Acute Distress ON Account Of
Crop Failures.

New YORK, November 4.-The Lon.
don Morning Post Of October 23d has a
BeElin dis. atch, saying that the depres.
sion Of trade is 1t 80 he My by the in
dustTisl cls ses that the government has
b en- TeqJes-ed, 8s a means Of prevent
ing RCu e d stress, 10 resort ta the meas
ure successfully adopted in the las two
wsrs, namely: t. Establishment OF
loan banks. The govecnment has not,
"a yet, shown much disposition to &C.
cede TO the request. Distress is antici-
patel among the industrial and work
ing classes curing the winter, aud ap-
prehen5iOns are also entertained OF
crisis ia financial circles. The same
paper also says that the Russian CORE.
s2Ondent5 to German newspapers give
distressing accounts OF the unparalleled
failure If this years harvest. Never
before, It Is asserted, has fail,
ura been go general in Russia,
both in geographical extsnt and in COM
pTehensiveness. With regard II the
crops affected, the Russians are still ia
mil ar with the distress resulting from
falling crops, in their experience OF the
Ssmaria famine. That, however, was
merely local famine; the present is
general. The entire cultivated zone is
deprived Of the expected harvest: from
Orei TO the Crimea, and from Tambour
to POdolsk, it is the same tsle. There
is no prospect for help aud all are groan-
ing under the sa me heavy lead. In eth.
er yeaIs, when there was q failure OF
crops there was relief of some kind, be it
cereal0, or IOOts, or grass. but this year
all the crops have suffered alike.
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LoUIsvILLE, November 4 The hog
season has commenced here-sll that
have been ietc0sd to the city finding
ready purchasers, who Psy as h'gh a.
SIEVE dOllaTs AMI twenty-five cents
per hesd The Indicators are that 3
large number rf porkers will be slsuRh-
teEei here GuC.ag The winter.
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NEw YORK, November 4.-The fol-
lowing firms we're yeCierday reportei to
have failed, or became embarrassed: :
VIM. J. SchlOss, deslsr in wOolens;
Hstt away d Ken, trimmings; George
Better, wool company; JOseph Heron,
fruIts There were several minor houses.
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Considerable Fire.

CINCINNATI, November A fire on
second street this forenoon destroyed the
liquor house Cf DuckwOrtb, Spence &
Co. Loss from sixty to sixty five thou
sand dollars; insurance small The fire
also damaged Mesder 4 Co.'S. furniture
warehouse 10 the extent of fifteen thou
SAND dollars; uninsured.
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FyEsTaEE ssoBAsILITIEs.

NAHh43t'tpHs NoN"mteT ), l a.n.
f'r Tennessee and Ohio Ua0eyS rising
and st7tfonary barometer, 1giM aoyth-
04stsTlg '1'nds. Eight changes iu tenn
ls'ai1rf, and IN The former rain, .folioao-
ri ty clearing tceotker.
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PHILADELPHIA y VEN Der 1 About
nine D'c.scF =. light James HRnley,
member Of t4s fire department, was
elr daa1. IN front Of the engine house,
by George Fletcher, VINO had been dis-
charged from the department. Fletcher
,Fas arrested.
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CLOSING rates yesterday CT cottep
@ai gold; New York, cotton, 13lc;
Siem Th'=, l2le. New York, gold, lI5.;
Memgnis, 1874.
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The Centennial Leather-W Orkers'
HuiIdiux.

PHILADELPHIA, November A
large building will be erected on the
Centennial grounds for the display OF
goods Of the shoe manufacturers and
tanners of the country.
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Tax-Paying Securities Speciality
Prompt Attention given to Collections
L O. Q. #.

FULL attendance of the mem ,.ss,s,...
"A bers of Banner Lodge No. l47, $500
]. D. o. f., is requested at their hall
this (FRIDAG) evening. Bartlett |sA1ssSS
Lodge, No. lS7, will visit in a body, and new
members will be initiated.
Members of sister lodges and transient
Brothers traternally invited to attend.
J. H. SHEPH ERD, N. @.
% VIM HENRY Sec'V
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MARRIED.

AVERY-PULLEN- ON Wednesday even
ing. November Sd, at the residence of the
brides father, No. as Orleans street, by Rev.
GEO. White, D. d , Mr. NORMAN L. AVERY and
NJ SIS missile F. PULLEN, daughter OF Ben. K,
Pullen.
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TIE recent developments in crooked
whisky" transactions continue to aai-
taie internal rsveUus circles in st. Louis.
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AMUSE MENTS.


The sacred concert which ia to take
place at 1t. MARY Catholic church, on next
Monday night, promises to be a recherche AZ
fair. The programme is a very select one, and
our lovers of music can promise themselves a
treat, bOtn of instrumental and vocal music.
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Moody and Sankey I'm BROOKLYN,

New YORK, November The Brook
Ign tabernacle was only half filed this
morning a. the Moody and Sankey GER
vices. falling Off in the attendance
which may be accounted for by the rain.
After singing and the ususl requests for
prayer had oeen read, Mr.. Moody took
;oF his Text, mo good thing will the
Lord withhold from them that " ak up.
rightly" 1t always seemed to him
(MGody} thst peOpls come nearer to God
when there were but few gathered to-
gether, and ne believed they were near
to Him this morning. He hoped they
would walk up:ightly, and, as was prom.
ised in the scripture, nothing would be
Withheld from them by the Lord. Mr..
sankey then sang, and Deacon William
Richardson, of DR.. Fulton's Baptist
church, prayed for its welfare and the
restoration Of peace, and also asked the
prayers OF the congregation. Mr.. Moody
suggested the folding OF services on
Sunday evening next for non church
going people. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
was present during tia saEvioeE-
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General Saballs has been arrested. He
and General Dorregsray will be court-mar-
tia ed for late disasters 10 the Csrists in Gaia
loni8.
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A row occurred at London, Kansas,
during the election Tuesday, durlUg which
the sheriff shot and killed q desperate named
Turaer.
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The steamers City OF Chester, The
Queen, state OF Georgia, and Klopstock, from
NJ York, and the Atlas, from Boston, ar
AT London Wednesday,
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EsEEES.

BEASLEY-In this city, at quarter past
nine O'Clock last night, Noveul Der 4th, FLOR
ESCE NEEL, wife OF Thomas ]. Beasley.
The funeral will take place from residence,
No. 2O5 Tennessee street, at ten O'Clock SatuI-
day morning. Services by Rev. Dr.. BOggs.
The friends Of the family are invited to at
tend. Carriages will be in attendance.
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LATER.

This morning a horse was found
hitohed at the junction, with no
claimer. Robinson got on one Of the
night freight-traihs on the l., P. and c.
railroad, unknown TO any one at KO-
komO, and the dead body of man was
found one mile from Jacks0n's station
az seven o'clock this morning by son
of the coroner Of Upton county, and
was identified by w. w. Barnes, who
went to Upton this morning on the
frefght-traiB, as that of David Robinson,
who com mitted the terrible deed last
night. 1t is unknown how he met his
death, but it is supposed that he either
fell off or jumped OFT the fTeight~car,
and met instant death. His remains
were brought to KokomO by the noon
ffegbt train to-day.
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HORRIBLE MURDERS.
Father deliberately Murders His
children, and Attempts 10 Murder
His wife, and Commits Suicide.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 4 The
Kokoma Tribune publishes the ollOw-
ing in an extra this evening: "Oae Of
the most horrible, cold blooded, startling
murders that ever happened in this
STATE, was psrpeu ated last night near
G u own, Howard county. The cCr0.
re- W. notified OF the sffair Cd Mt two
O'CLOCK this morning, and Is now pies snt,
holding an Inquest. TIE particulars Of
tIe affair ere, as yeE, very meager, but
as lear as VIC eau learn are as follows: d.
Robinson came o town yesterday,
bought new suit Of clothes, a revolver,
and went home, showed the purchase to
his family, and eat his supper. His
brother and another man were at his
house, ard Robinson seemed 70 want
them leave, aud finally persuaded them
10 go to church R06insoIi vas IN good
hunnor, and appeared perfectly sane.
Some Time Of er the men had left Rob-
insOn remarked to his wife that il would
have been We'll il little Dan, his son,
had die d two weeks ago, aud said he
had attempted to xiii the Child. He
then drew his revolver and fred a. d
second son who was Iyi { in bed, aad
then turned aud sbct 4tt's wife. Ter
ritied and Graz d with flight, Mrs. Rob
iIsOn ran cut Ct he house, and The Old
est boy, eight years old, started to fol-
low; Robinson shot him in the Ease, but
the Gail glanced and failad to hurt him
badly. The father then struck him in
the back Of the head with chair and
made bad wound, but the son sue
ceeded in getting out OF doors with his
mother. Robinson tEel deliberately
t0OE q razor from > hDX near him and
approached his tile girl, his only
daughter, who was lying in bed, and
Selling her cut her throat from ear TO
ear. He followed this murder by taking
in bed in the some manner. Robinson
then jumped on bis horse, and, Iup to the
time Of this writing, has not been hunt
ed down.
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BOATING NOTES.

The SINGLE scull race between Messrs Richard
cambridge and Frank Yates, for the amateur
championship. announced to take place last even
ing on tie Harlem, mas been postponed until this
afternoon at four O'Clock. The men were on hand
ana anxious TO row. both being IN tine trim. out
the fresh breeze rom the soutn-south-csst blow
Ing all day dTectlv up course rum ed
the wafer 10 sucn an extent tnAt fair contest was
lmpractlcaole. The postponement viii add IN
creased interest 10 the contest, and there seYery
reason TO believe tRat IL VIII prove oil the
most exciting events That has taken place Tor
many years over the Harlem course II Is well
known that the contestants are both plucky 70 a
ault and Lne winning man VIII have no gift IN
the job.
There will also take place on the Harlem this al
ternoon at i've O'Clock, hour after the above,
two races by members OF the New York Rowing
Club. The trst oil these viii be the Senior Souls
In which Mess~s. Frank Il. Alison and Rudolph
Setback VIII come together for the Scott medals !;
the second the Junior Souls, IN which there viii
be three contestants All in all the Harlem Will
tl0uS OarSmcD,
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A GRACEFUL COMPLIMENT.

Mr.. Severn d. Eoulton, father OF Frank Moul.
ton, the champion witness in the great scandal
Iuit, was the recipient yesterday OF most pleas
ng mark OF respect from MS recent ofi:lal asso-
yates. He has recently retired rom the position
81 Tax Commissioner, and AL the attaches OF the
Dnice joined in presenting 70 him an elegant and
beautiful album. containing AN eiaborately en-
crossed series OF resolutions complimentary -
Mr.. Aoulton Tor MS UNIFORM courtesy aud Kind
ness extended TO The various attaches during ms
onlclal connection with the department.. Inc sig.
natures 81 all the employees OF the department are
appended thereto. The cost OF the testimonial
is about 500. Mr.. Moulton fcelingly rendered, IN
lew well chosen remarks, his thanks 10 she
donors. MI. Albert Bogart, on behalf ~ the al
taches OF the Office, also presented Mr.. Muulton
with q beautiful black ebony cane, silver mOunted.
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PEDESTRIANISM.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FORT GREENE PEDEs-
TRAN cLUR

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FORT GREENE PEDRs-
TRAN CLUB.
The annual meeting OF the Fort Greene Pedes-
TRAN CLUB took place last night in Fort Greene
place. between DeKalb and Fulton avenues. The
programme was liberal one, and the races an
nounced therein to take place crew together
large concourse OF people, VINO packed the side
walks from end TO end Of the track.
Tne first event that took place was a half-mllo
run by youth OF nine years of age. He accom-
plisned the distance IN 3m. OBS.
Next followed a sX-mle walk on the interior
track, which measured One-nftn oil a mile In CIR.
cumierence. by w. L. Hastead, the President or
the clup. lis time for the SIX miles was som. 3Ts.
The proposition IN THIS race 10 walk the dis.
lance WITHIN 60 minutes.
The thlrd event on the programme was a one
mile walk between r. Il. Butler aud W. III. Wal.
dron. Ths WAS "a well con tested race. but was
won by Waldron IN 1m. Ais, owing 10 Butler
supposlng at the end of the third lap that he had
finished the distance and stopping suddenly.
The fourth on the list was a haifmle run be-
tween >. P!ckiord ana W. T.. Pelle tier, which was
won, from start TO finish ny the latter, IN 2m.
26s.
The next event was a halfmile walk between
g. w. Sammiss and A. 4. spencer. Tue former
walked over the course. Hts tlme was 3m. SIS.
The sixth race WAS loo yards run. w. Gauf
\. Tredwell and H. h. Butler mere entered Tor rnts,
but the latter dId not start. Tredwell got awav
with the lead and held IL TO the end winning the
race in lm. lis.
Inc wneeloarrow race, bltndfolded, which fol
lowed next was won by @. W. Sammiss against A.
&. spencer,
Next came a quarter OF mile walk by two
juniors, bat owing 10 both contestan IS mistaKina
and walking around the wrong track this was
ruled OUT
me last event, which brought the exhibition "a
q cluse, was quarter mile run between Messrs
Gaui. Iredwrl aud spencer. THIS was a good
race, resulting IN victory, after hard struggle
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A PoSTMAN's MISTAKE.
n LEADS TO THE ARREST OF BROOKLYN
JABoEEB ON A CHARGE OF FORGERY.

T LEADS TO THE ARREST OF BROOKLYN
LABoREB on A CHARGE or FORGERY.
Joseph @. Curry, stcnographer In the United
states Court performed some extra service for
me government a fe months ago. ann sent his
bill, amounting 10 $322 so. TO the Treasury De-
partment at washington. After waning several
weeks for reply, and receiving none. he wrote
again. making inquiries about the matter. ne
was informed by the officials that check fof the
amount mad DseR forwarded by mai 10 Brooklyn.
Upon Investigation it was aGcertalnsd thar the
letter, nt2lning a arait On the SubIrcasury IN
New YORK, wnicu nad been addressed 10
Joseph g. Curry, Brooklyn, mad been delivered
by postman 70 Joseph curry, iAOorer IN tine
employ OF the ErIe Basin Dry Dock Company,
VINO resided At No. 35I van Brunt street. TINS
person enoeayored TO get the caecS clshed, bur
could not succeed because Is was not Endorsed.
us vic Endorsed u and ne then took ~ 60 william
y. aeweli, secretary OF tnc Dry Docs Company,
VINO had ~ caSncd ny Lockwood 4 Co., bankers, OF
court anu Livingston streets, Br0okiyn The
chcck was deposited III tnr Bank 10 North Amer
lca. Inc id0orer. JOscph curry, wnO received the
money on Tue check, was yesterday arrested ~
mArshai harlow anu he'd NY Unlfed states com.
missioner Winsow. He was committed 10 jail 10
avail trlal IN charges " forgery and obtaining
money under false pfctcnccs