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NOT DEAD BUT DYING.-A rumor pre-
vailed yesterday morning in New York that
Charles O'Conor died at his residence at Fort
Washington, but later dispatches contradict
the report, but state that Mr.. O'Conor is
slowly sinking.
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THE COAL NINE CAVE IN

THE COLD SNAP.
The Delaware River Frozen Over.
MILFoRD, PA, Nov. 30.-The thermonesar
indicated two degrees above zero az O'Clock
this morning. The Delaware river is frozen
over.
Canal Navigation Closed.
PORT JERvTs, ~. ", Nov. S0.-Navtgatiou
on the Delaware and Hudson Canal is closed
nom HoTnesdale 10 Ellenville, New York.
All loaded boats will reach tide water to-
day, when the canal will be closed Tor the
season.
Frosty Gale.
WoRcEsTrR, MASS, Nov. S0-The mer-
curry last night indicated - degrees. During
The gale yesterday trees were uprooted, un-
finished buildings damaged. and other dam
az done here and elsewhere.
Zee I'm the Hudson
PoUGHKEEPsIE, ~. v, Nov. 30.-The Hud-
son river is frozen this morning nom Hud-
son TO Albany. All the night steamers are
behind time owing 10 the ice obstruction.
The thermometer this morning is az zero.
Below Zero Down East
BOSTON, Nov. 30.-lrprecedented cold
weather for this season is reported from an
sections OF New England north and east OF
mere, mercury ranging from TO n degrees
below zero. At Montpelier. vi, 40 was is
below, and At Bethlehem, N. H, p degrees
below.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 80 Thermometer
stands at zero on College nm this a m.
A FAIL I'm QUICKSILVER.
NEW YORK, Nov. S0.-The mercury was
seven degrees above zero here this a. m,
showing fall OF Is degrees within the pre-
Vious "A hours.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
AfrniraIn BERLIN

BERLIN, Nov. 30.-prince GortSchakon
has arrived here. The application OF the
public prosecutor 10 the senate OF the state
tribunal TO indict Count Won Arnim for
treason has been granted.
The American Squadron I'm European
Waters.
VILLA, FRANCA, Nov. 30.-The American
squadron sailed from here on Monday for
Lisbon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

Observation-Disclosures Atkinson, colored,
jail at Franklin, La, on Saturday. and
hanged to tree In front of the court-house
Tor committing an outrage upon q white
child i've years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30
A Cnhan Nicfaru-

NEW YORK, Nov. COLLABORATION has
been received here IN Cuban sources that the
Spanish General Sabas Marin has been
twice defeated by the Cuban revolutionists.
The second time Marin was himself MORALLY
wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

EDWARD A. Stokes, who shot Fiske, has
been for the last two months confined to his
bed in the hospital of Sing Sing with asthma
and chills and fever, contracted In the prison
His constitution appears much broken his
hair is almost white, and his form is bent
and attenuated. His term OF Imprisonment,
by q stretch Of the law, win expire next Sep
end by the 9Th Of January. A strong effort
Will be made 10 procure his release from the
governor at that time. Great complaint is
made OF the present unhealthiness OF the
prison owing TO the overcrowding OF inmates.
There are one thousand cells, seven feet by
six, and half OF these contain two convlcts,
who sleep one above the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

POSTAGE on single letters between the
United States and Japan, on and after
January 1st, will be reduced from fifteen TO
twelve cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

On AND AFTER To MORROW December 1, }
the office hours OF the several government
departments Will be from a. M. to p. NJ,
instead of from . a. M. until p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

CHARLEY Ross.-Telegraphic correspond
ence was going on all day yesterday be-
of Charley Ross, in Philadelphia, in regard
to little boy found in the possession OF a
man at Des Moines, and supposed to be the
little Charley Ross. He answers the de-
scription almost exactly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, s255, les As; total for the month,
s9,4s9, 95557; customs to-day, si34 S3I 05; total
for the month, S11.Oi6 2S7 SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

ALL THE MEMBERS of the Cabinet were
present at the meeting to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury TO day aggre-
gated Co50 a0O
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THAMILION BUILDING ASSOCIATION
TIE third regular monthly meeting q the HAM
at the Board Of Trade Rooms, corner Of 9Th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, on WEDNESDAY, De:
without premium At this meeting, as ' few shares
yet remain untaken. The Secretary will be In at
liver certificates Of stock. '''O-' '-1 Nv
shares 81 each Come early to avoid the crowd.
no = ffkEss6oFT, sssrstary.
~ PRATTs ATRIAL,
n and 81 aE sSEs 2IkS ;sE e nS. s@ st.
RtSS65a phN " Ne SsA asTH 1i ls4 hh
@ Ss at
EyENING, November soth. An election win be
nov27-a j. G. WHfTwELL. Sec and Treas =
"hLApDIN SECURITY 0IL--The safest
S Stl, not explode. Manufactured by q. WEST q
SONS. Baltimore, Nd: novl-lm+
% l Il u GiA AFTERNOON SERVICES.
LINCOLN HALL, at $50 O'Clock,
Conducted by the Young Men Of the Association,
YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY INVITED.
MUSIC LED BY ORGAN AND CoRNET.
msnce TUESDAY EVENING, 81 $50. octsO-tr
EfEsoss RhsERsS n TS t saa
land church ~ street. northwest Full course of
20 Lessons, $40 Thorough mastery of the %pols
subject guaranteed oct0-t
"BOILING HOT Oh IOE-COLD TEA,
COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE,
Pare and Fragrant,
WITH MILBURN'S UNRIvALLED SODA,
1929 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
octsO-tr near WiIIsrd's.
~ SEE DIPLOMA Of RoTples' Cd Man 0fii.
- MoNH,dln L'Tsr P,Hs at Or, =. y Cissel's
900 for the detection Of Mercury or any
other poisonous substance in them. Sold by all
Druggists. octIs-7w+
HLEWIs JOHNSON 3 co,
ANKERS,
corxS a. Ioh Ssrsa and Psrx,yFvazta Avssss,
Dealers IN Government and District Securities
Foreign Exchange and Gold. sepl4-ly
- BINKERS,
CORNER FIFIEESTH AND STREETS,
Opposite ITedSrTy DspGTtWeRt.
BANK OF DEPOSIT, EXCHANGE, &C.
Deal in GOLD, Government and District BONDS,
Foreign EXCHANGE, &C.
Collections made on all points.
Investment Securities on Commission. mar4-tr
rE. W. WHITAKER. W.. COOKE.
General C9diln and Collection Agents,
District Claims q Specially.
oef6-tr No. us 18th street, Op. Riggs %.
TH. =. COOKE, ia, & CO.,
'-ai B s.sTfr CO..
hSREMOYAL-WM.F r. HOLMAN, Att0T-
Wy Hsy-Gf- Lac, has removed TO No. 1921 St.
northwest, opposite Ebbit House, and will be
pleased TO see his friends aud business acquaint-
snces. Legal businefs solicited aud money invested
Rooms and Offices for rent in building. ieS-ti
HrsAMUEL G. YOUNG,
~ NOTARY PUBLIC,
cf17-h OFYicR-STAR RrILpIss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

PROBABLE MURDER AND SEIZURE OF n
VESSEL ON THE HIGH slAs.-A letter was
received by City Marshal Price yesterday
from Geo W. Scott, Danes Quarter, SOM
erset county, Nd, making inquiries about
the schooner Sarah Louisa, OF which We pre-
to Washington, u. C., 10 land cargo OF coal
with the understanding that she was 10 call
for him at DANES Quarter, which appears
ton and the Chesapeake bay. The vessel left
Washington on Monday, the 18th Of Octo-
Der, since which time he has heard nothing
mate, a man by the name OF Burgman. has
been foully dealt with and the vessel taken
possession OF by the crew, especially as there
was stranger on board VINO bad bnt
lately been shipped ct Philadelphia--WR.
nliJsQf0n IN OF &dr, 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

PATENTS, &C.. were issued for the week
ending to-day az follows:-Patents, 225; re-
issues, 10; designs, 9; trade marks, Is; labels,
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How IS THIS FOR HIGH-WIND-The sig
nal Office reported a wind velocity of one
hundred and ffty-six miles per hour on Mt.
Washington, N. H, yesterday afternoon.
This is the highest velocity recorded at that
station since its establishment The tenn
perature was twenty four degrees below zern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

wANTED-A MIlioa aad a hay Jor he Os,,-
tepai1-Ex-G Governors Hawley, OF Connecti-
cut, and Bigler, OF Pennsylvania, addressed
the centennial committee Of the New YORK
banks, boards OF underwriters, 6c-, yeeter-
day, showing that 81, 900 were yet necee-
bition next year. A resolution was passed
commencing the matter % the people OF New
York, and recommending that Congress %
uoemora II ned I'm regard 70 the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

THE U. S. SUPREME Contributing the
past twelve months the Supreme Court has
disposed of 325 cases by decision or dismissal.
AT this time $40 cases remain on the docket
undisrOSel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

A FEMALE sNUGGLER was overhauled
yesterday upon the arrival OF the German
steamer Hermann, by Mrs. Ellis, one OF the
custom-house insrectors, when IL was asoer-
tanned that The passengers underdresz M
covered with human hair, valued at - 900
~ y. Herold 18Th
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SHOCKING DEATH FROM HYpRoPHoRIA.
VIM. Kaldeeses, aged eight years, died in
Philadelphia Of hydrophobia on Sunday,
after terrible suferings. He was bitten on
the 9Th instant, but the disease did not set in
until Sunday week. The dog bit two children
of its owner,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

THE PRESIDENCY OF HOWARD UNIvER-
sITY-Commissioner Smith, of the Indian
bureau, has been informally requested to
accept the presidency of Howard University,
but has not yet determined what he will do
I'm case the offer is formally made him by the
board of trustees.
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kilograms to The Star.
WINTER WEATHER.
CHARLES 0'CON0R'S ILLNESS.

STARVING TO DEATH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL HOLT, u. S.
A, has been retired at his own request, and
Assistant Advocate General VIM. Mckee
Dunn has been appointed in his stead to take
effect Decent Der 1St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

Italy win participate in the centennial
exhibition.
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WEIGHING THE MAILs.-To-msrrow the
mails dispatched on the following roads will
be simultaneously weighed for sixty days:
New York Central and Hudson River rail-
road; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Pennsylvania; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago; Erie, and the Baltimore and Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-30

AROUND THE WORLD.-Several months
ago ex-Secretary Richardson, now a Judge
of the Court Of Claims, started with his
family westward On a tour OF the world. He
expected TO be back by the LIST of NOvem Der,
but up to this time his associates on the
bench have not heard q word from him since
he left. although the newspapers mention his
arrival in China early In the summer
months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
cARIBALDPS NEW TASK.

TUE REDEMPTION OF THE CAMPAGNA.
49, ,r.,I.S FNGINEER's DESCRIPTION OF THE CoUN-
rpv ,poUT RoME-DIrFICULTY AND EXPENSE
or DRAINING THE LAND-INCREASE OF MALARIA
RECENT PLANS FOR IMPROVING ITS SANITARY
CONDITION.
"A, Edftor Of TAe Tribune.
s,p The following sketch of the present condition
- ,hs Roman CampaCns, and the recent plans for
-, mprovement will be of interest to your readers
- connection with Garibaldis scheme for improv-
;rg the Tibcr laid before the public in his letter to
.hs EDITOR of THE TRIBUNE and in your correspond
ants lotter from Rome
his condensed from an article in the last number
of The ItaGd periodical printed at Leipzig and in
tapded 20 improve in Germany the knowledge of
y,a;sn affairs, from the pen of Raaele Pareto, dis
.incYrshed engineer and member of several commit
,es appointed By the Government to investigate the
sybject What he says refers to that part of the
Campagna which extends from the coast between
Ciyita Vecchia and Terracna back to the Tiber and
down 10 Ostia, embracing over n million acres. OF
this tract the author notices especially that portion
which is called the ARro Romano, e. the territory
belonging TO the City of Rome. His remarks, how
ever will apply to all the rest of the Campagna,
cept tho POntine Marshes. L. L. CRANE.
IAaea. ". y, March 8, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
NORTH CAROLINA'S DEBT.
THE STATES FINANCIAL HONOR AND ORTHODOX
PROFESSIONS.

THE STATES FINANCIAL HONOR AND ORTHODOX
PROFESSIONS.
IN me Editor Of The tribune.
SIR: In the money article OF your paper to-
dov if was minated that branch OF the North Caro-
lima LEGISLATURE recently passed Law which seemed to
no framed rather to avoid than to provide Tor The pay
ment of the public debt
Now IT has been said by other persons that North
Carolina suffered less than any other Southern
etate nv the war, and that she has not the
shadow Of a reason for Deelecting to pay the
;,ores, mn her debt incurred before the war Her
are stated be ample for that purpose, and
to Neglect in this respect Is figraut violation OF
s, honor and good faith. Tennessee stands thus far
m most honorable contrast. BY recent newspaper
ee mar the House Representatives. at Raleigh last
month in three igh sessions, considered resoln'lon
finally passed for the expulsion of one Thornr' mem
her from Warren County account OF his want OF oe
ef in certain religious doctrines; which want OF Dehei
ya declared y the resolution to be subyeIsve OF sOuhd
morality!
Now the question arises whether the principles oi
sou1d morality would not be better promoted by an
honest endea vor pay honest debts han by sitting In
Judgment on religious opinions OF unorthodox legs
who perhaps he more devoted 10 puulc tuau
doctrinai faith the thought Will suggest Itself 10 the
worldly mind whether the good name aud fame OF North
Carolina would not suffer lh0usand1old more from
swndling trusting creditors than IL could profit her TO
nubsh hey profession of the most orthodox religious
vieUs Her creditors want casG-lOt cateCbi5n. c.
Ncle- York, March 49, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
DECISIONS-MARCU fs.

Supreme CoWt-Chambers - Lawrence. 1.-The
Trustees Of the Protestant Episcopal Public School as Young
Motion granted without costs
BY Judge Donohue-McCoy The Bsy Ridge Perry CoMoon
granted Mcesn and White Bates Rner Aterby AFT
stevens Kinney Wood Cam McCool Acheon AehetoH
ppnan smh; sgt Mciaa Of Stwel
ahei In the matter OF Slos onDenied PerSOn Dsy-Mo'
Won denied without costs Pdbeg freber Arthur ag Higgins
N Le las Trust Co. MeCann.-hoons DENIED Levy sgt
Sam Guhdy agt DiwnMo,on granted witbeot costs kus
soThy AT Smith, the defendant deposits 800 with the Sheriff as
oa ne may be discharged Vaaderhoof KohmerOner modified
ao. plaintiff police fr next term Blake sg INTERNATIONAL
Lie ms and Trust Co. 6cMoon granted unless siBf DuAes
70 pat calendar unless Judge Circuit
VIII pat oanse OF on shown, nc
SPECIAL Term-yan Worst -ouse Of Mercy agt Mayor ke
Judgment settled
crcev-Part iU.-By Judge vaa Yorst-BsldNin Smith
Ease ana amendments settled.
Superior Court-Special Term-By Judge Curtis
en OF costs interest snd instments OF principal &C. having
pen eApe Sh the motion sale under the Judgment fore
attachment eend opposing png abide Of
Schuhman agt AekslMotion granted Hegeman Wslco.t
10 l-Judgment Of foreclosure and sale egemn AIT Wscott
NO -Judment foreclosure and ae last Of Rule No
20 Beu ct al agt GravPorm Of undertaking appeal submit
yea eI appellants sorneT approved aun sg' NoI Motion to
vacate Judgment guar,T denied with plaintiff OF
oppong Lsun sgt volI-loon q rehesrng
attachment denied; costs 10 plaintiff 10 abide event
Common Pieds-Specidl Term-By Judge Larre-
the matter Of the unsafe buildings Nos 49, 49, 81 49, ~
40 Ahoaopsee. Ansustus W. hco Trustee. REYNOLDS Estate
hew-for sgt VandeponProcept issued Barke Harris SKIN
ct al agL skf ct al In the matter Of IbbaMotons granted In
owden sgt hogsnAowance Ave amount Of costs
arnhg sgt BFGnMoon granted payment Of costs In the
matter oil rnen AppcatoI granted Galet agt Ncbols-Cae
settled Hartman ag The Mayor &Jndfmnt Tor plaintiff de-
mu with leave to defendants payment Of
costs Lewis sgt SqurOrder grantee! Howell ag The Mayor
&cJusment with leave In the
mater OF the accounting Of BsonRepo confirmed and decree
ordered.
By Judge Dal-HOweus sgt Keiu-aotOn denied opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
THURSDAY. March lS-P. NJ.

To-day has been prolific of events and rumors, all
Of which have conspred to disturb the equanimitv
# financial circles and check speculation at the
Stock Exchange. Scarcely had business opened
when the cable announcement made Of the
pension of the General South American Banking
Company capital fGO0000) of London. This was
followed up BY rumors Of the intentions of the gold
clioue TO apply the screws TO the loan market and
at the same time advance the premium to 10. and
lastly came reports of failures in Chicago the names
of two firms being mentioned and :" several Others
unimportant and local" Regarding the reportet
troubles at Chicago, they may probably DO dis
missed with the remark that they are all "unirn-
portant" and only the result of speculations -
wheat on what has proved to be the wrong side q
the market T. e. the short side and that the parties
were unable to respond to the rapid advance III i0
price which to-day reached 81 cents for cash ans
April deliveries. As to the intended movements q
the gold clique, whatever they may De-
is believed that their ability to further da'naSs
the trade of the country will nave rea'no&.
It's elimination by Tuesday or Wednesday Oh "oks
week AZ il is understood that steamers e1peetea 70
arrive have ON board large quantity OF the eaic0
bonds which have been shipped for coiec'oh III "oa
~ gold The reports from London are OF mu%.
moro inheritance in their general bearings thar all
Lo there although the failure to-day OF t. Cen
100, Sor,I, American Banking Company shrnks in
,,or,arc. when it Is known that IT. f,iure il oue
Of the oisprings of that VI lm tlp , aud that ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
TIE KINGSLEY MEMORIAL.
from IN, Sp' tngd'h RspuLlioan.

II has already been stated in the American
newspapers, that the friends OF the late Rev Charles
Kingsley in England generously subscribing TO "a
memorial fund.- lie devoted, first 10 the eularg
and improvement OF Eversly chapel where he lies Dured
after his own plans second, the erection OF memorial
chanel at the neghboring village OF Bramshi where
he had established service and third Tor marble
Cambridge University. Several thousand dol
lars have already been subscribed IN England
for these PURPOSES and 1t Ia desired that his
many American friends and admirers should
ioin in such happy tributes his memory. We
cannot doubt OF "a cordial response to TINS feeling The
now spapers NAV properly he made tho channels Of
any contributions. THE TRIBUNE AT New lOiE, WO are
srrc would aggregate and forward them through It's
uion gelr sentative, Mr. Smasy, and The Republican
NAV DO made the medium ior ANY gtts irom Ito readers
IN this holy purpose,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19

Barrett Yesterday Thomas Mooney accused Of burglary honor
% dhsgd the evidence against him being only cspstantii and
fuiis explained.
Moses Enrich. who was indicted for receiving part
OF the bonds stolen Adams hIp Company safe last moth
vas called Yesterday the Court II OTr and ermine for the purpose
oil iorfeune bond though that be had NO
response be male his bail forfee execution 1t once Issued
h. bondan Philip White Who had nsdei " the owner oil
No n kuger-plsce.
In the COurt Of General Sessions. before Judge
sutherland the following sentenced to state pn.on
Charles smith Thomas Smith Will Kelly for attempts al bur
say the third degree each William Wren az Nichols FUR
Ions Tor The gsde crime each "a bo Bown Tor an
a,smpt grand larceny 2yA; Thomas Msrta Tor an attempt
robbery In the ers degree. Z yean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
MODERN SPELLING LESSONS

m IN Fdti9r OF IWt ITIVHNt'
Sir: | send you few words IA supple
ment 10 your clever article in to-day's TRIBUNE on
photographed Tournaments The following words
are taken from spelling lessons" given to child OF II
wears Of age: "Pietermaritzburg" "Tananarivoo. o."
"Knnch,pginga" :" Brahmapootra." D." Dhawalaghri'
They are called modern geographical names" One
does not know which to pity the more. tho child VINO
ha IN learn the lcssOn the teacher, Who ~ under
the impression he possesses the necessary quail
Gcation. for his profession H.
seslTk March H. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and

ii CkNIRAL hAILROAD tOMPANT
Short route to Babylon Byshoe lhp ssyue and renosae
Leave iauters Point 1900 =. NJ -Babylon "a' unn IL,
Leave HuItrs Point $50 m-Pstchogue nan "iia WIN rrof
attached
Iess, Hunter Point 100 D. m.-Patehogae way train
Lave Hunters Point 80 mPatchogue eipe~s tran Hih par
lor atsch-i. ,,..
Isav, IuaieTs roin 500 p. m.-lshp var train. - -.
For naricu,r, see Rhl snail timetables Also Tor trans 70
ard % F,minglale Central Para Jde PARK hihsle and other
ts,rat. Sew-lorx oO Of Jsmess EAST RIVER 80
and loot B1s Ry,r 10 Minutes previous u
dep1r,uc from Hunters Point lckt nod aha oagyAf
snss 40 y.ourih q. oiess Sunday trains leave
IIun Pont tar Great Neck. nemD"eid GarAsa C tAhoea
AMI an xaT .ous $50 AMI 400 For Flushing tol
s. Point Whteone asl a. intermediate ipols az lO;OO
liO0 u All $780, 20. SJ9. 3j9 p& v. bAkrVS SspI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Tn the United States Circuit Court tomorrow.
~ ist ~,l ..penee the criminals recently convicted before
hm.
Jobr A Macbodo. indicted for perjury in tho
Mentyrc divorce hail Yesterday 10 s'VOo u
beng 4 IL. Valentine sHd John T. Waltefi
Christian Gravy charged with selling uns,ampe-l
sin. Al So ahG Me- Thrty.sIhs 4Ale1 Yesterday D.
Csonls,.on ef Shield, his recogatAHcr
La the Court of Oyer and Tprmine!. before Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
PERsONATION OF A UNITED STATES MARSHAL
NO CRIME.

A case occurred yesterday which shows, 1t
claimed very dangerous omission in the laws OF tho
United States. A calling himself G. j. Evans,
charged with personating in Whitehall-st barroom,
Deputy United States Marshal. taken TO Marshal
Fishes office. The Marshal applied 70 Commissioner
Shields for warrant for the arrest OF Evans The Com
missioner and Assistant United States District Att0r-
nov. Pnrdy and Post after "a long search through the
statutes discovered that there was no lay making IT
crime for persO1ate Deputy United States
M,rshaI and Evans was therefore released. He was
arrested and taken 10 the Marshals Office by Inspector
Sculiy OF the CustOni-hOuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
BLOOMINGTON LINE for BOSTON .and
y PROVIDENCE

III. ,,sapeh ,sd CON mOfous steamers NARRAGASSBrr Tues
dsrs T1uulars. and SsurisTs AMI sToNlNGTON Mosla~
Wenesisv. and from Pie, 80 North RIVER foot Of Js ..
m arriving Boston ahead OF all other lines Tickets o SAFE az
ali pnc u railroad Offices and aerooms secuef at the ohee'
Wesrot E1prp,s and at 3l9 Brosiray .,,,, - 81 n A..
Y nF " al Prght Agent w. fiLKINS GeuL Pass Agent
IA
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