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within the whole Range of tonic and

terative medicines known, none is entitled to more
consideration than the Peruvian Syrup. In all cases
of enfeebled debtated constitution It is the very
remedy needed The most positive proof Of this can
be adduced.
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PyIe's Dietetic observation-disclosures ac-
knowledsed the best in use. Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
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New York stock and Money Market.

New York, Sept Z. Money easy at 2@I l-2 per ct.
on call. Gold closed at lis. Government bonds
steady. The following are the closing quotations:
United StatesGs,l Coupon. 1913 Is
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r ELAND & GRAY SEMINARY.

THE FALL TERM Of this institution will open
September n, 1870, under the direction OF Rev.
+. W. OLMSTED a. Principal, assisted by Miss EMMA
r. oLMsTED as Preceptress speciality for this term
will be a Normal Class under the direction OF Mr..
Olmsted.
For further particulars apply to the Principal.
Townshend, VII Aug. 16, 1875. 34-36
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS.

IAIE OF NENbIONI MdIIDOTO, %.
~ The Probate Court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate of Avery
Bartlett late Of Wilmington, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas AbiAh Bartlett has presented to this
Court an Instrument purporting to be the last
viii Of said deceased for probate:-You are hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon the probate OF
said Instrument at the session thereof to be held
the Probate once In Bratteboro in said District,
the last Saturday Of September, A. d. 1875 when and
where you may appear and contest the same you
cause. ST ASA KEYES Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro SIS.
ohafa 70 for. n

n The Probate Court Tor said District:
To all nteresed in the Estate Of Sally Bemis
late OF Nottingham, deceased, Greeting!
Whereas, L. L. Roberts has presented to this
Court Instrument purporting to be the last win OF
said deceased for probate:-You are hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon the probate Of sid Ia
strument at the session thereof 10 be held 81 the
Probate once in BrAttleboro in said district on tAe
last Saturday Of October, A D. 1875 WheH and where
you may appear and contest the II you cause
81 ASA KKYE6, Register.
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PETER CHASE,
FANNY A. CHASE,
SARAH B. PR0UTY,
PHE0NIA YOUNG.
By Davenport Eddy, Att'ys.
Brattleboro, Aug. 23d, 1875
GTATE OF VERMONT,
STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,
~ IS. Probate Cnnrt for anid nistrinf

TO All whom It may concern, Greeting
You sre hereby notified that CHARLES W. RICE
Administrator Of the Estate OF ELIZA FITS late Of
Wardsboro, deceased has made application in writing
TO this Court for license to sell, with the appreciation
OF the heirs the whole Of the Real Estate said de-
ceased on the ground that such sale will be beneficial
to said heirs, and that this Court will decide
upon said application at the session thereof to be ned
at the Probate ONCE in Brattlgboro in said District
on the last Saturday Of September, A. d. 1875 when
and where you may be heard in the premises, IL you
see cause. 81 ASA KEYEg, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro SIS
STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,
L az Tba 10 - fox siA


To all persons interested in the Estate Of JOHN
STLBBIHS, late Of Vernon, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, Alonzo Stebbins has presented to this
court an instrument purporting to be the last win Of
said deceased, for probate: You hereby notified
that this court will decide upon the probate Of said
instrument at the session thereof TO be held the
Probate Once in Bratteboro in said district on the
last Saturday Of September, A. D. 1878, when and
where you may appear and contest the same, II you
see Cause. 81 ASA KEYES, Register.
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SrtooIS.

- Vt. ABEL L. LEAvENwoRTH, AN, Principal as
sisted by four graduates from the Normal Schools Of
VT, Mass, and N. Y. Model School and Preparatory
departments added. Fall term opens 4th Tuesday in
August Spring term I'd Tuesday in February. Send
for catalogue 3I-33
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NOTICE.!

TINHE Partnership heretofore existing between
i CHAs. 4. PROUTY and myself has been dissoly-
ed Former patrons and friends will mud my present
JEwELRY and WATCHES will be neatly aud prompt
ly repaired. on Aeoount OF tho soandAlous and Inn
pertinent notice which the said Prouty has published
hereto annex q copy OF an agreement made by and
between the said Prouty and myself
L. H. REED.
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"BRArTLEBoRo, July 20, 1875
"Thia eerlihes that PROUTY RRRD have agreed
TO collect the bills together, and divide the profits
that Is. bills contracted before June 49, 1875 All
other bills except BArroNs' and Wood 4 MArshAliS
bills and watch work. this day settled. Reed IL 10
have the privilege Of moving his safe show cases and
trays. StSl O. 3. PR0UTY.
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Legal Notices.
Estate Of willard Howard.
rE OR VIDAEnArT
TO THE HONORABLE, THE PRO
bate Court for the District Of Westminster in the
State Of Verrnont - N

State OF Vermont
Comes PRTEB CHASE and FANNY A. CHASE.
wife Of said Peter, Sarah d. Prouty and Pheopa
Young, heirs to the Estate OF Willard Howard late OF
Jamaica In said District deceased, and respectfully
represent that there il q large amount TO wit, one
hundred acres Of Real Estate in said Jamoica belong
ing to said Estate and which ought Of right 10 be as
signed and decreed to the heirs Of said Estate
Your petitioner prays said Court TO assign and de-
cree said Real Estate to the heirs Of said willard
howard and that CHARLES 8. CLARK, Administra-
tor OF the goods, ehattels and estate Of willard How
ard, deceased, may be cited before said Court and
caused to render his account such administrator
and mat decree OF distribution OF said estate be
made to the heirs thereof.
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I IS T.
In this village, Wednesday morning, Sept l. q Sill
YER HUNTER-CASE WATCH; stem-winder; no
chain attached; marked DrOss Perritt, St. Inner.
Numbered 32,30l, The finder will receive SO on
leaving the same at Reeds jewelry store Elliot St.
Brattleboro, Sept. /, 1875 sc
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4 COMPANY
OFFER FOR SALE
HARDWARE 5i VA: ; ; !; !: '' ''''

VnnAY ALWAYS q full and complete stock Of
NuIIuI kinds and sizes, and at lowest possible
luII prices
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
BrRGLARIEs AND TIIEFTS.

James Mitchell of No. 42s West Twenty y-scvcnth-
st passing homoward early yesterday morning along
Twenty seventhst was assaulted by James Nright who
robbed him of his watch. Wright arrested.
Ofces Kelly and IIcHcInau Of the Eleventh Prccnc Police
last evening arrested Charles Emory, - years William
Edrdge, 20 years John ulndn age Is yts ana JOhn
Of John Roach fOundciy the foot OF East Ninths
stealing brass tungs and other ari els IL The ya q" 500
oundery and watch Iacet upon H result ing M the
The prisoners who were cked ap IN tc UDOn Mar
large number robbeIirs mainly by sneak thieves
have been reported az Police headquarters m Brooklyn du
CAPT George " Vct-cr q CenteIport. Long Island
Northpo harUr had been broken into and robbed % cos
About M ON saturday morning two negroes broke into
the house Of William Dorsey, at Wcnlidfen Long island
oi value with which they ~" on' OF thc ht e loDOeiy
immediately discovered and tie robbers were captured
ihcy cave Ihc nanes az Charles Moses and william Williams
ON tnGay morning two NEGROES entered ne ialnLo9Se o
Samut f. NancerNecI at Jamaica south Long Island ana
sole gold mig and TkctS when they WCr observed
and Ned They hnay caught and ther names
James spietts saloon broken open sat
urcy morning ami robbed 9 almost SSe} t9inE 20, M
Island They from the front platform OF EouIll
where he had placed them on ms way TO Ne Ihl
An attempt war made FI night to rob the store Of
Joseph irwin At Cenerrt J. J. Lhe hu sa qh'3n L a. 'i
much that he aroused ne ghbof and feel hastily
on FRIDAY morning sdcnce Andrew Albright Al No
Newark, tnt ed Icy burglars ana quantity
During rday night burglars broAe into the Tost al
BL Ge, y j. and seeued postal c"li7 anu worm
ON Thursday night the depos at Essex su'ts and Frank
In Paterson and Newark Railroad w'rc entered by
burglars, but nothing ~ value was secured.
casey Rove hU,tsitr employed ny fatrck dempsey oi
charge eipbclzcnct having sold load oi produce ana an
propfiated the Pro,e'd- 10 in- own use. ,. - ,,
bIonsWcs j. on FRIDAY nght Tor breaking irto
Residence of David Mnch,a al woodbridge, ana sled.-
A g. UN e. B.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS RANK.

RECEIVER CARAVANS STATEMENT EXPECTED soon
THE BANKS LOSSES By STOCK loans AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE DEPOsIioRs.
Ii is understood that Ashbel p. Fitch, counsel
for the committee Of the depositors Of the Third Avenue
Ravings Bank will apply tomorrow morning to the
Supreme Court for order removing W. s Cannan the
present receiver II was reported yesterday that the
receiver had prepared his statement of the condition OF
the bank al time OF the failure and would give II to
tic public this afternoon The assets and liabilities rs
they appear upon the books have been aseertaincd
but the receiver, IL is said, has been emHdr
rashed In his efforts TO fix the market
value OF the real estate. This property il is well known
has legacy misfortune left to the bank by former
trustees and has already cost large sum for taxes ana
ass ssmants. II IL believed that the hahitlcs Ot iht
bank will exceed 81 $4,000 and the assets may re
ahLe $75OOOO by careful management II was stated
Elizabeth " j. on the Atlantic and Pacific Mail steam
shin COmpany's stocks amounted To about SliOHiNoJ
and that the bank lost neatly $5OOOO0 by the dtpccla
ton IN values Of those stocks. gentleman faiiiml
with the affairs of the bank stated 10 a reporter
OF The TRBUNE Yesterday that besides IT. other troubles
the bank few years lost about T63OOO thrOugh
the misconduct OF its officers. The dcalcatl0n he
said, reached $4,000 but the bank subsequently, re-
ceiVcd nearly $4,000 account OF the transaction and
the balance was put ON the profit and loss account
The present proceedings the part of the dcp0stors
limited TO the motion 10 Onst the present receiver
Should examination OF the books ana accounts under
~ new receiver develop facts sufficient To warrant an
action against the officers trustees. the depositos VIII
take such proceedings ar their counsel may advise.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST BR00KLYN POLL
TICIANS

PROCEEDINGS AGAINST BR0OkLNN POLL
TICIANS.
PROPOSED ACTION OF THE TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION
AGAINST MEssRs. KINGsLEY, FOWLER, AND KIN
sEIIA-A STATEMENT THAT APPLICATION FOR
ORDERS OF ARREST is To BE MADE IN NEW
yoRk-AIIFGED FRAUDS on TIE BROOhlNN
BRIDGE, TIE HIMPSTEAD RESERVOIR, AND
PATENT PAYMENTS TO re MADE THE GROUNDS
OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS.
Some members of the independent citizens
and Taxpayers Association OF Brooklyn state that ciin
nal proceedings are ahont to he begun against Suern
tendent William G. Kingsley for alleged iTaud III
connection with the building of the bast
R,wr Bridge against Mr. Kin gsey aud city works
Commissioner William A. Fowler for alleged fraud III
connection with the construction of the henpsitdu
Storage Reservoir, and against Messrs kingsley shu
Fowler and cN-Waer Commissioner Thomas hlnseia lor
legged fraud n connection with tie costly ana wOFhesS
patent paycmrnts laid in Brooklyn few years ago .
Ono of those members the information tlat app
cation will probably be made 90 competent court III
kewYork orders for the arrest Of MesSfe
lev Fowler and KinSea, in the course OF two or thec
days aud SANS that such action Will he the result OF
constation Of delegation from the Association win
GOV Tiden who IL is stated, will order an Official nYes-
tcation after formal proceedings shall have been Dcguh
by the taxpayers themselves
Other members of the Association. however, declare
the foregoing statements 10 be premature ana dlscrce
and that definite steps toward such prosecutors aNc
been taken beyond the appointment or Comlnntc Oh
Prosecution. which has consulted with several lawyers
or the subject, but has not yet made a final report
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
CAPTURE OF ALLEGED FORGERs,



UuNT LETTERS OF CREDIT.
A week ago last Friday an unknown man
obtained letter of credit for small amount from the
Bank Of British North America ot Montreal From this
large number OF letters of credit for various amounts
about O,OO0 in a forged and circulated through
cut the United states and Canada Before the forgeres
were detected 81 800 had been obtained from various
banks The police authorities have suspected that sew
era Of these letters Of credit in the hands Of we'll
known criminals in this city and have been watching
them.
ON Saturday Philip schuelIng called a, the loan office
of Clark Son at Chatham and New-Chan6erssts ana
presenting 1890 in Canadian money asked that it be con
yerted into United States currency. Mr. Clark compec
but becSmng suspicious that all not right, he took
the bills he had received 10 police headquarters, and II
was there asceraned that they the ntmbers Of the
bills paid by a Canada bank of the forged letters
of credit A description of schuclliug was OBJ
tanned, and at noon on saturday Detective
Eealy took him into custody. At police head
quarters he said that he had got the bills
from man in saloon in Ccnter-st.. and
expressed his willingness show the detective the place
His was accepted, and Schneng conducted the OF
Ecer To "A saloon az No. CCnTeS, where IA pointed OUT
the notorious John T. Han the man VINO had gwen
him the bills. Hall was al once arrested ana
both he and Schnclling were locked up AT Ioncc
Headquarters. Detective Adams subsequently learned
that Emma Waters, living at No. 10 West
Thryfftl-st had offered for negotiation 500 OF the
bills fraudulcnty obtained and she was also arrested
The prisoners were brought before Judge BXby, al the
Of the officers, rcIcandcd until to-day. IN court
Hall said that he had nothing TO do with the iorgertS
had IeceiN ed from him Mr. McNab Of the Bank Of Bl
ish North America had long interview YESTERDAY WIN
superintendent Walng 3nl the details oi t'e &C. oC & ar
not yet ready for publication, a. y expected h' oneI
persons will probably he Implicated.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
RrryJ0y OF VETERANS AT ELIZABETH.

The veterans of the late war residing IN
Elizabeth, " j., will hold reunion tomorrow III that
ciy under the auspices Of the members Of the fourteen
companies which enlisted there during the war Al
invitation part has been extended to all veteran
,oJers and sailors Union and Confederate. Tomorrow
oc 10 il the anniversary OF the battle Of Cedar Creek
The procession will be formed az $50 East Scott
place under the Marshal OF the day, Gen. j. Madison
Drake After marching through Elizabeth and being re-
viewed by the Mayor all Will proceed 10 Wavery where
sddrssos will be delivered by Gen Roger A. Pryor. Gen
Fitzpatrick and others. Songs and recitations VIII be
svoD the exercises concluding with a dinner. About
70 ~ e procession will be again formed and march BACK
a. Elizabeth the Elizabeth Fire Department which has
lie Fall parade tomorrow, meeung The NetcIh anu es
eOrtDg them TO the Sheridan House.
Tic evening there will be large display OF ire-
Vorhs aud al the sheridan House the prominent oncers
nresepI viii be eerenaded by Governors Island and
he UDjed States Marine bands. Among those who viii
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
POLICE NOTES
INDIAN AFFAIRS on THE PACIFIC.

San FRANCIsCO, Oct. 1.-THE Umatilla In
dians have driven OFF the wOrkmen the Nevada and
Northern Telegraph extension threatening to Kill them
IL they continue work. Tie Tcmreula Indians are
peaceaby d posed aud viii send delegate. Ia san Diego
soon 10 ask the Government TO allow them lands in some
part of the country where they live undsubed by
white men. They prefer their former ranch at Pao
Aegario Their chief is at Los Angeles with sim
liar petition They laugh the idea Of hehting. Olgara,
chief Of the Paa Indians, lately in revolt in san Diego
County California says that his tribe has occupied for
centuries the land from which they were recently
elected They Christians and are peaceful, but were
forced by .cril leave their cultivated lands, crops,
and housa- United states patent calm ana are now
starving. They protest against this injhstcc.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
THE HUNTINGTON OUTRAGE.

The acouittal of Dr. Banks and Royal Sam
mis- in the trial at Rivcrbcad. L. L. for assault upon
Charles g. Kelsey has created much excitement at
Huntington 1t is thought generally that the verdict
will he followed by noe prosequi Of the indictments
charging murder in the second degree against Royal ana
Rudolph Sammis, although there s ii s thought hitle
doubt that Charles g. kclseyis dead NOTWITHSTANDING tle
declaration made by Judge Barnard during the progress
OF the trial, that he had "a very DEFINITE ha as 10
where Kelsey present The counsel for the pfoSe
tiou de- lc that the murder viii not BE- dropped
ana acge that they have strong proof Wlch cOd
not properly he adduCed in the assault ana battery case
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
A SCHOOL OF TIE KITCHEN.

work of reform in domestic service is be-
ing carried on at the Ladies Directory. at Broadway and
Forvfthst where free instruction in cooking is given
TO all applicants who desire TO f themselves for the
kitchen. and situations procured for girls who have
become proficient. BY paying 81 per year a
lady can send her cook at any time for
instruction. and on Wednesday and Saturday
there are classcs exclusively for ladies, when
~ lessons are given for So home aud convalcsccnt
honse for servants belonging to the Directory, who,
through age lhcalth, are unable 10 support them
selves has been established Several visitors were pres
Cnt on Saturday watch the preparation and taste the
articles set forth upon "A dinner blll Of fare.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
THE ONF-RAiL RAPID TRANSIT PLAN.

Col. Burton y. Harrison, the Mayors private
secretary, sent the Park Commissioners on saturday
the request Of Gen stone that they pass upon bis ar-
cation to exhibit bis plan Of an elevated railroad for
rauid traust-tc saddlebag" or onorlI scheme Gen,
stone represents Clark Reeves Coof PhGniXVe Penn
and proposes 10 construct 500 feet OF the road in front Of
the CITY Hail. from Par-row to Broadway. The road s
10 erected night and the work j. to he done III -uch
way as moi 10 intcru; travel Col Harrison who is
secretary ths Rapid Transit Commissioners, says that
ther nothing their action 10 prevent the companies
building after thi- plan.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
DISASTERS TO VESSELS.

During the gale on Saturday night the
schooue: Ocean Pearl, Capt. Wilbur on voyage from
this port to Martinique, with cargo Of wheat, vert
ashore inside Of Sandy Hook of West Beacon Light As
ssnce has been sent to her by the Coast Wleckng Com
pany.
The brig j. Leighton, which went ashore III The lower
harb0r has broken up and is total wreck.
The yacnt Mohawk, while coming up the nay yesterday
near the Mario into by supposed southern
steamer, carrying away hcT lbboom and headGear en-
tirely. ~,
Notlpg has vet been heard from the of the
schooner Lizzie ives before reported abandoned at sra,
and OF which Can't. saXtOn Of lsg was master.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
81. LOUIS DUELGsT IN AEREsT.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 17.-Maj0r john \. Ed
wards one Of the principals III The duel which took place
about a month ago IN Wnnehago County, Ill, was ar
rested here last evening under the Missouri state law
for having sent challenge. The Major gave his per
sona rccogpzancc to appear in court ON Monday. The
theory is that GOV Hardin % tins state MI not fecoe
nize a requstion from Gov BeveTdse of limos iof
Major Edwards while the latter Is under arrest for
somewhat eimilar Oicnse % the one for which r lis
been indicted IN WinucbacO County. IL is SAID lha'
Major Foster the other principal in the dnc The see
onGe and surgeons also been indicted bat nO acton
has vel been taken mere III Their case.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
TIE DRAWBACK ON EXPORTED SUGAR.

Some of the reiners and exporters OF sugar
called upon Collector Arthur and his subordnaes on
Saturday 10 consider the question of the Treasury uec
sion reducing The amount OF drawback allowed on sugar
exports. Mr. Havemeyer, Of Havemeyer k"'r, anu
Mr. Moer against the reduction and SAID hat
would ruin the American export trade in refined harn
sugars The drawback received by the exporters since
1872 has SO IS, gold per 100 pounds OF exported
sugar less per cenum retained to pay the expenses OF
collecting revenue the imported raw material Dut inc
Secretary Of the Treasury ordered last week a' 20 Il
should the of drawback The decision mas para
Ivzed tbe cxport end nut a stop to all shipments OF
sngr abroad In March last, Congress reduced tbt per
centage OF tne drawback retained for expenses o IVY
one did not otherwise change the lte oi
drawback fixed in 1872. Immediately after tis cnange
the rcfners shipped hard 30 England ~ enormous
quantities. SOlOn Humphreys of the hIm OF L. u mcr
gan Co. was ca,st in by Collector Arthur on SATURDAY,
as an expert sugars and he decided that the od re
of draw high, and worked against Ine GOV
ernmcut and he also thought that The new rate Was 700
low In view Of the importance OF the question 'oe'or
Arthur will appoint three experts TO report ON the maeI
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
FATHER KILLS HIS TWO SONS.

A double murder of The most shocking char
acter was committed in HackcttstOwn, Warren County
v j. On Saturday forenoon. The deed was prompted by
family troubles il alleged by the pcrpcaOr who shot
and instantly killed his two sonS age and 10 years ana
attempted TO shoot hs wiic who escaped by rushing into
the street The miserable then placed the revolver
10 his own head and fred nflictng serious, Int IT IL
Thought not fatal wound The murderer taken into
cuSe w. His name j, KkcT and BE has respectable cen
uertioIs me terrible affair has caused intense eXci,o
m,nt ID the usually GUiCt town.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
METHODIST CONFERENCE OF LONG ISLAND.

The Methodist Conference, which includes
the districts of Brooklyn, Long Island, Paterson Con
ucctcut and PENNSYLVANIA, was session last week at
the First Methodist Church III Rockville Center L. IL
was voted tie Missionary Society connected with the
Conference should appropriate 5000 to the Maih-st
Methodist Church OF Paterson The pastoral address was
read by the Rev DR.. smith Some time was occupied N
argument rs 20 the proprcty of publishing in the minutes
tc name of Dr. Doyle local preacher or tGc GdndFt
Church. Brooklyn, side claiming tlat tue man ana
name would disgrace the entire church. and the other
maintaining tnat il would not in the least aiect II dtt
mentally. The matter finally laid upon the table.
Canaan Pa new district recently attached 10 the Con.
ference was decided upon the place for the stg OF
the next annual Conference
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
CAPT N.uLLAGus TRIAL.

The trial of Capt. McCnllagh of the Seven
teelth Police Precinct called Oh satuIda' as the
counsel Of the Board of Police had obtained order from
Judge Brady of the Supreme Court reqirin. James T.
KcrYigan, vino had declined 10 testify on Friday, 10
appear before the Board and answer The questions put to
him, The order was served on Col. Kc4Tigan early on
SATURDAY. morning. but be failed To answer to hls name
when called. Thc case Was again adjourned un'1 10
o',Ipr, This morning.